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Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1883-10-27
[From the News and Observer.
AN INTERESTING DISPLAY,

One of the most m~eritorious dis
plays at the State Fair was made by
Dr.. Marion A. Cheek, OF Mebane-
vile, n. g.. aud was last week sew.
eral times referred to. Dr.. Cheek
has been living for years in Siam,
engaged in active missionary work
there aud has only recently returned
to this country. The exhibit con
sisted Of articles OF curiosity from
India, Siam, China and japan, such
a. embroidered robes, household
gods, including various dei,ies aud
designs, one of rock crystal appa-
reutly aud Others of metal ; curious
nests OF boxes and balls, fine carv.
ings on ivory, sandal wood boxes
delicately adorned, vessels of beaten
silver, &c, &c, all being articles OF
much interest which were gathered
by him in his eastern sojourn. 3
The display of this exceptionally
fine collection gave a great deal o.
pleasure TO a large number OF spec
lators to- whom they were shown
with ever ready aud intelligent e.
plantations by the sisters of DR.
Cheek and Miss Fen,ress, Of thi'
city, in the space allotted TO thu
Greensboro Female College. Th'
public certainly owes this gentleman
| aud bis sisters a vote OF thacke
Dr.. Cheek is a son Of Mr.. A. w
Cheek, Of Orange, near Mebaneville
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1883-10-27
THE LORDS PRAYER.

Luke llh chap. oer9c ls: Lord teach
~ to Pray"
Thou. to the Nercs-se our souls doth
gather,
To do our duty unto Thee-Our Father
TO whom ail praise, all honor should
be given;
FOR thou art the great God-who art in
Heaven,
Thou, by thy wisdom, rul'st the worlds
whole frame,
Forever, therefore, -hallowed be thy
name,
Let never more delays divide Us from
Thy glorious grace, but let-thy king
dom come
Let thy commands opposed be by none,
Bot thy good pleasure and-thy will be
And let our promptness to obey be
The very ~ne-on earth as tits In
Heaven,
Then for "a souls, O LORD, We also pray,
Thou ~osldst be pleased so-gtve Us
this day
The food OF life wherewith our souls are
Sufficient ralnent and-Our daily bread,
With every needfat thing do thou re-
Neve u,
Aad, Il thy mercy, pity-and forgive
Allour misdeeds, for him whom thou
dids't please
To make an offering fr-our trespasses
And tor AZ much, q Lord. as We believe
That thou wit pardon us-as we for
give,
Let that hove teach, wherewith Thou
dost ac4uaiHt us,
To pardon ati-them that trespass
AkAai.st n.,
AHd though sometimes Thou iind'st we
nave forgot
This love of Thee yet help-and lead US
Through souls or body's a to des-
peration,
Nor let earth's gain drive us-into temp
Let no the soul of any true believer
Fall in the time OF trial-but deliver
Yea, save them from the malice of the
devil,
And both in life and death keep-us
from evil,
Thss pray We, Lord, for that of Thee
tTOm whom
This may be had,-for thine Is the king
dom,
This world is of Thy work, its wondrou!
story,
10 thee belongs-the power, and tn
glory,
And all thyy wondrous works have end
ed never,
But will remain-fOrever and ever,
Thus we poor creatures would comics
again
Aud thus would say eternally-Amen
The above lines were found Of
looking over some old papers of tn
late Mrs. Cooley who was . mem
Der of the Methodist church 70
many years.
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[From the Farmer and Mechanic.
A GOOD WORK, WELL DONE

[From the Farmer and Mcdaniel
A GOOD WORK, WELL DONE.
Il il surely a pleasant thing in
these days OF Doubt and Disqu,et TO
note an occasional triumph OF Faith,
allied with Work. 1t was three
years ago, this 2lst OF October,-
wheu a youn. lady Of H,!lsboro
started a Children'a Penny Contri-
button Fund for the purpose of
founding a scholarship in tbs Epis-
copal Memorial School at Shanghai,
China. The youthful contributors
were enrolled "a "Messengers OF
Hope" and truly it needed . great
deal of Hope "a suppose that one
thousand dollars could be collected
TO educate little Chinese girls,-four
thousand miles away. But the little
"M~ssenger~" sent in their pence,
mt. aud quarters until "mickIe'
hccl:ne 'inuckle )" and on the 2lst
OF October, 1883, Miss Rebecca
Cameron sent to DR.. Kiinber the
last 500 of the Fund. The total
collection was $1,000, OF which $3.50
went to found the scholarship, while
the other 800 was expended in pre-
l'minary support OF SUNG Wu,"the
first little Celestial" to enjoy the
scholarship.
This large Charity was built BY
$50 lutte Messengers, and was, o:
course, Aoutside Of the usual church
offerings. Well doue, you brave
little "Iiop-rs!'
They intend w hear, /. ma,n,ai,
Their ~"rK. and cn,lnw 4 'Chiiiren
C','ihS ;. t. Hospital =; Raj
y j :. tie ,et.
=, 3 j. u. W.. be
ie>. I In :, sa.G-i5iee.td i
him that GIvETH Is well as him tina
Receiveth." And don't you forge
il !
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n OFFICE.

toill .ell at tle c,.us; house loor J.,
Hf'I>'"'ro. a. NJ a&sv the 5.h .,lv =.
Nhs.meer nex THREE valuable tracts OF
In =: sys'AG IN Orange county on the
waters "t Mill Greek. adjoining the
lands 81 J"-eph Pickett, George Ter
TELL AMI others to-witc
Lot No /, containing twenty~tyhe
af;.t o'i~-tsa's ares, "n vhi.h Is >iera,ed
the dwelling house and othcr buildings.
| Lot NJ =. containing iersy-four and
oi.'-ii III scrc>, a..i adjoining Let No. /.
LIT No. !. containing sixtv-thne
acrs~ ant ftli"i'stsig iot> Nos. | anl 4.
All TIC &.s,se issil- are ~,isl tn ls fine
tobacco Lanai, and the most Of il Is wood
land.
Tie sail lands arr sold tor ,nsrsi,ios,
arn"as the heirs ii iaw Of the late Ja~.
MET niioci. anai subject to the dover
rights "f hi> widow.
Terms oi sale: One-halt cash. balance
IN q m"n,h~. bond and security. and
tile reserved until paid for.
Iris tth day Of Sep. lsS3.
{. r.. PARISH.
Commissioners
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1883-10-27
From the Observer, Oct 90
AGRICULTURAL So
Getty.

Getty.
Yesterday morning an assIgnmen,
Was made, by this society, as . mat.
ter Of form, to secure it from a Ger
tain pressure and to avoid interior
ence With its plans and operations,
suit having been brough. on 8 Ger.
tain small claim.
The assignment is to Leo. d.
Hear,t, and is OF all the receipts of
The society from the fair ius, held,
including cash 10 hand, checks, due
bills and credits, and all credits of
any kind due the society from the
railroads aud other parties for tick
ets or other purposes in trust, TO
hold and collect the same Ind when
received TO disbuBe them fret in
payment Of premiums, expenses fox
conducting the fair the present year,
including salaries and rents to date
the surplus. if any, to be paid by
him to w. G. Upchurch, D., G..
Fowls, A. Creech and r. 4. Hoke,
assignees and trustees Of the sew
efal judgments heretofore obtained
against the society in favor of che
Citizens National bank, the State
National bank and the Raleigh Ma
tional bank aud Mrs. Isabella NJ.
Bragg.
The assignment is signed by Thos
NJ. Holt, president, and Walter
Clark aud James Mckee as mem.
bers of the society aud of its execu.
tive committee.
The Raleigh Visitor says that it
has been informed that a resolution
TO remove the State Fair to Tarboro
only tailed by three votes in q meet
ing Of the Executive Committee last
week.
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RATES.


co,unn. one year, $S.ooi
Ia.f""'"""" !. $500
..,-,re. uen lines.) one Insertion,
-. atnl Tor each subsequent insertion
A. cent. per square.
-cnurt Notices. 6 weeks cash,
-. and when payment Is Delayed for
months. 1900.
-hcAl advertisements 10 cents per
Inc. -.
r,e Editor will not be Fespohsioie
,view. Of correspondents.
Advertisements and communications
nc, he sent in by Wednesday OF each
eek.
The p.per Is put to press On Thurs
AZ 90 that it may be sent through the
,ail- on Friday.
i Rs the only newspaper published
: ,,,,nyc County: and every citizen OF
h. county should take it and encouf-
,,s il. publication.
..n.I to this Office. at once. notices OF
,arrit.r.. .ica!h-, accidents, &c. IN fact
-4ryth4uy of Interest, and We will take
.ct,,te in publishing. IL II the ''esire
( thr Editor OF this paper to publish a
Comfy newspaper. }
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sCR DoeI sTekE.

In connection with j. W. Denmark
4 Co., Raleigh. y. G.. We are also con-
Quoting the business Of Booksellers and
Stationers. and as ourr ts the only Print
ing House and Book store in this city
having any pecuniary int, est in the
two branches Of the business We are
safe in saying that We can supply all
your wants at prices more reasonable
than any one else III the State.
GIN RECORDS for keeping a COM
plete record of the operations of your
Gin. Prics 800. Sent by mail ior
$l.l0.
EDWARDS. BROCGHTON & CO.
Printers, Raleigh, \. c.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1883-10-27

d. n. LAWS. G.. LAWS. /
LA w S
FURNITIJREs HOUSE,,
HILLSBORO, N. C.
Laps' Old Confectionery Stand.
We have the pleasure of informing
our friends and the public that we are
now prepared to furnish them with the
Latest Styles and Designs Of
+ U r n IT U Il Z
Manufactured IN a Substantial Manner
and Lower in Prices than ever before
offered in IIillsboro. we are also pre-
pared to Repair 1t Short Notice. Furni-
ture Of al! kinds in a Durable Manner
and at Bottom Prices.
u N d E r T A X l n G
in all its branches. Full Line of COT
Fms. Cases. SC. Our Patrons will be
furnished with a nearse free OF charge.
Hoping YOU will cal and examine
our Good. and Prices before purclasin.
elsewhere. we:are,
Respectfully yonrS
ID. NJ. & q. LAWS.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1883-10-27
SHERIFF,S SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF THE FOLLOW-
- ing execution to me directed,
from tue Superior Court Clerk of Per-
son county in the case Of ALFRED Ela-
lock vs.. Anderson Toler," will sell for
cash to the highest bidder at the court
house door in Hillsboro on Monday,
November 9TH, 1883, n tract OF land
on the waters of Little River adjoining
lands of B. IL. Mckee, C. w. McBroom.
}. B. Ray and others, and containing
100 acres. more or less, being the same
on which he said A. Toler now lives.
All to satisfy above execution and costs.
This Sd day of October, 1883.
JOHN X. HUGHES,
Sheriff of Orange County.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1883-10-27
a OF REAL. ESTATE

By virtue OF authority given us b.
the will Of the late Avis Durham ".
will on the ix Monday in December
ise3, offer for sale O. the premises n
University station > valuable Lot, OF
which there Is . dwelling and . store
h0u>e.
Also hosssehosd aud kitchen fnnai
,ure, Sc.
Terms made known ca dAy Of sale.
This 18th day ol Oct, lss2
w. u. STROUD.
r. X. DURHAM,
Executors
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1883-10-27
OCR BlNDERY DEPARTMENT.

In this department we surpaA al COM
petito,s III the Manufacture o, 1edgers,
Day Books, Journals &c, &c. as we
bind them by a process known to TO
other Binders in this State !; So making
the backs as to admit OF perf8t ease in
opening and reaching the center COL
umns, aud IN durability Of fastening the
leaves.
We only ask q trial in order to con-
vir.ce you OF the superiority Of our
Blank Books.
Remember us when ir want Of Print
ing or Binding Of any kind, and va
guarantee satisfaction.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1883-10-27
'1-TuL OFFICE OF THE OR
AECE COUNTY OBSERVER
Is OK CHURTON ST, OVER
HAYES DRUG STORE.

No frost yet.
Local ne VS. this week IL like the
Edi,or's money-scarce.
Mr.. Fred Nash, Of Charlotte,
8 visiting relatives here.
Our farmers are all busy sowing
xhea, and curing tobacco.
William Bray, COL, is the only
prisoner in the county Jail.
DIR. Pride Jones will not be q
Probate Judge after Wednesday,
October 3lst.
Again we have TO thauk our
Kind friend Mr.. VIM. Ovcraker for
basket Of nice apples.
Mr.. ID. NJ. I.xws has been en-.
k,ccl The past week in t,u,t'". up
tnrnac- in Parks new store.
Solicitor S,rn.iwict SID Mr..
pu,rph {. WrDb = ,"rrv Aiicncy
tna, HE "thc, day for . III @e uas
l,Nl is ii Wrp, $50 "a.
Mr.. Jame- - Lr",k ought
us some ,rry tn. turn.ps last Tues.
hay. He raised them on what Was
paid to be the poorest land in the
county.
Mr.. w. II. Gates is sick. All ol
lis children, four, have been down
with diph,heria, bu, are thought e
be out of danger. Mr.. &. lives 8 o,
y miles southwest, OF tO4n.
Or oar ,iird ,au. III. wnel
" > ie '"r.,! :,.>truc
.,aD>.
"a. Il, ~:
aders now IL Ia, rYarAti.
Las, Sunday Mr.. c. NJ. Park
wen, in,o . wood house on h,s 10
and was ATTACHED nv a eat ,ba, ba,
been stu: up in the house. The ca
struck Mr.. =. in IN. tace, leayin
several u.ly scratches.
W. ,aL. -. ,sure IN c,,l;,o n
,,an,;. , u.,. -.
:, !,
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lttORATE AND EEAtTirY
YOUR HOMES. UrFlCES, &c.
Quaint, hsa'e and Curious Papers by
Eminen; Decorative Artists.
Close figures given on
large Contracts.
II You intend TO sell YOUR house. pa,,f
II. A II will bring from $1,000 To 5000
more after having becn parered.
samples and Book on Decorations
matted free. Agents wanted.
II. BARTHOLOMEW & co.
MAKERS AND IMPORTERS.
1914 & l26 w. SD Street.
Near Broadway, N. Y.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1883-10-27
PARTIALLY DEAD Man.
me Morning Aesoh, Baltimore,

me Morning Herald, Baltimore,
aa states: Major B. s. White, OF
:" oily, describes bis miraculous
r e IS follows : II have been Q par.
.! DEAD man tor ten yesrs. Doc
attributed my suferings to the
.,sement OF certain giands. The
,r0'y OF medicine / took without
t,.s would be sofRcient to set up q
S, e'a's apo,heeary shop. Finsily
ha''cobs Oil was recon mended. /
ph,1! splnsl column thoroughly
i;nta with it. All those knots,
md and stiffness have passed away,
ain myself again"
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1883-10-27

Mrs. Margaret NJ. Pope, Rich
n. c., says "Brown's Iron
B',,ers has restored my strength and
given me . hearty appetite"
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1883-10-27

NEW GOODS
If you want a Black Silk Dress
If you want a Colored Silk Dress,
II you want Al Black Cashmere
Dress,
If you want a Colored Cashmere
Dress,
II you wan, an Ottoman Worsted
Dress,
Ii you want a Persian Wors,ed
Dress,
If you wnn a Mohair Dress,
II you wan: any kind Of . Wors.
ted Dress,
If you = Brocade Silk,
Ii you want Black or Colored
Satin,
II you want the Prettiest Prints,
1t ..,n wan. Good Ready Mad.
Cln,lnu.,
II You want Superior Groceries.
II You AMI All Kinds of Hard
we.
II you want New Styles of Hats
and Caps.
Il s. Want I'll kinds Of Desirable
Goods.
II 20 wan GOODS AT LOW
PRICES
| Call o.,
j. T.. 10 ES
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1883-10-27

NO i.ham Bridgford, Warreuton,
~ ays Il hsd the dropey aud
Au.,n'ed BY using Browns Iron
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1883-10-27
IN OUR PRINTING DEPARTMENT

IN UIR PNINITNG DLPAKTMENT
We are prepared for all kinds of Book
ami Job Work, embracing
Not ami Letter Heads, Envelopes.
Tag. Cars. Bill Heads. Statements.
Schooi Erports ana Blanks, As
>uciat!on Minutes. Cenven-
ton and Grand Lodge
Proceedings Legal
Blanks. ETC.. Pos
tiers. Hand
Bills. and
ANYTHING ELSE THAT CAN BE
CALLED FOR. al
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1883-10-27

COUNTY TREASURER.
l will be in Hillsboro every Satur-
day, lst Monday in each month, and
on al public days.
n. l.. EFLAND,
County Treasurer.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1883-10-27
AND BINDING

than ever before.
An experience Of owe thirteen years
i'll business has given us much advAn-
tag, in providing tor tn" wants u those
who may have a;ly IN. TO oei done Al
our lin.
Our establishments is the l,rgcst and
be-, equip ed in tbs State, a..d equ..ed
by few in lis { ,untrN.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1883-10-27
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
FALL 1888 .

DERMIT Us TO CALL YOUR at
i tentiOn 70 the fact that we have
recently added to our office new Ma
ohinery and Type, and are better pre-
pared for, the prosecution Of our BUSH
ness of
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1883-10-27

N'''' +.
In pursuance OF All orsl r III the Pro
bate Court Of Orange Cnnntv. will 81,
To the highest bidder. At sis- court hns,-.
door in Hil!sboro. Oh Monday. Nov
5th. 1853. a certain tract Of hand Ola tn.
waters Of Little River, Oh which tbs
late Nancy Dnnntgan resided If 'is'
time Of her demise adjoining the land
OF X. y. Hall. Jr- T. J. Wilson. Mr.
Edmy Hall, the Marrts lands aud other
Terms: Seventy-five dollars cssil
balance on credit Of Il months. secures
I by bond With good security with inter
est from date of sale,
Thi. 2.;h day Of August. lSS3.
JOS. W. TERRY.
/ Commissioner.
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H / l. l. = IL O II q
GRAND OPENING ATT HE
BAZAAR,
OCTOBER, 1883.
Fall and Winter Stock
now ON Exhibition.
In a few words we have the nost
complete stock tia, has been shown
in this section At any time.
W. have never shown such a va
riety in DRESS GOODS.
Cashmeres-all Wool-a Hom-
plete line OF silades-Bro~n ms. Ma
rooms, Olives, Garnet, &c. Blacks
from Is cents 10 s1.25-a handsome
Black Ottoman Repl'.&42 inches, AL
Wool. We say unhesA atingly hat
we have the handsonfest line Of
Dress Goods, from 10 10 80 cents,
that We nave ever seen in q retail
store.
A line Of Plaids and S:,ipes, SILK
and Wool. at % cents. that cost 40
cents 20 import. We bought a sack
OF. :heM low. and will give our ems
toners the benefit of Tie ba. gain
A line Of Solid Goods in Colo,s
and Black, q new material (Alaba-
batross) at 25 cents, ,ha, is 'ar ahead
of any goods at the price you have
seen.
Ne've'eens, Silks. Sl,in, Fnrs,
Frit.es Tor Trimmings, and q hand
some t oi Buttons to match.
CLOTHING.
a be:,er assorted Stock Of Clcth.
ing than ever. Boys, Youths and
Gents Wraps.
Shswls, Cioake Xacks, Jackets and
Jerseys for Ladies.
:. GROCERY DEPARTMENT
JAN UP.
} We have the Boss" MolaAses. L
takes the cakeTra'her makes IT,
We have constantly on bane
Rockland Lime, Cement. CaIcinet
Plaster and the hes, Stock Of Had
ware carried in this section 70
. Builders.
E BOOTS AND SHOES.
Don't buy Boots outside of Hills
boro. We Are certain that tuere i
; not . house in the State that ca
serve Won better IN this line.
c. NJ. PARKS,
HuIs1ng0 n. e.
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A DMiSIsIEATOKS NOTICE.

n
Letters Of administration apaL thf
estate OF Berry And,es- hating this
day been I--essl 10 fn- Ly the Probate
Court Of Orange. / ier.h, notify al
uerson. indebted 20 sGL! e.tase 10 cotn.-
forward and max iInsa.sila,e pa
u me, and all l~stFtif@ holding claim.
against the e~tai- must p!s-e:l, them
within one YEAR from this dale OF this
notice will lie psrsd iii tar Of their r.-
covery. This 1ssl, day Of Sep. 1ss3-
4. ". GRAHAM,
AuminhtYutOr.
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COMPARATIVE WORTH OF BAKING POWDERS.

COMPARATIVE WORTH OF BAKING POWDERS.
ROYAL absolutely rwe>
CRAFTS oAum Fo~ure
RrnyoRDs pnosph.., n~A
nAsTosDs, ~he, h~A. ....
czAIH Alum ro~deos =.
AnAxox Alum Po~da1* =.
uxvuAyDs
fIoSKKB San TrndeN 49,
DR 111CH9 .-"-. ..... ~
saow nAKE oro6s St. Paal
L1w1s:
cosG1EA
azcKEDs -
enLErs. -
1ANToRDs, when .osf nA... -
AS SSs1:ns :Ss Gs::t:' alum UNI 49,
sGx oowdsr ssA iosO...D
Ru1YosDr, vhn not ne4h.
REPORTS OF GOVERNMENT chemists
As to Purity and wholesomeness of tho Royal Baking Powder.
"1h.,s tested . pselass Of Roya Baking Po~ae, which | pueA.sa IN tho
sssS: "a: = ssss :; ;j sss r.: :ss:: q $s;a' and Dc: . sss:s !; = .;
eth . scientific fact that the Royal Baking Powder Is absolutely purn
The aa s:s' ! ! sss i ss sR:i7$ &; Z % Sy :e s.t g.. e es q: 2s ; sss:: Injurious !, %S:s Il
it. saaes: a:ss a: 2 .sd .ssi e.: ssy'' ''s s. b rs.f &.n: 1 s % ss:::,s 81 ~: :s*s
=. Tier The Row eHa, s;.,9 Ym Re,as, r ,mss h. the 9sssst ,,.ss :. n eo.R:esen =
An 2s. sasaai institute: asss nd 3a s State Far. Throughout 'ss ast TIM eca na9:d'pA1' ISL; 1t the
zs.s . ss%s. :asasG s% ean %Se esssa, 1 essss. ssh . eSs :.ps n s md u: #
Nor.-The above DIAGRAM illustrates the comparative worth Of v.1ou. B.,t.1
Powder. Is shown by cheuic. Analysis and experiment.. made By Prot. sehe0es
e.ehcsa calculated, the result being ash indicated. This practice. tH tor vorS bv
Powder know. BY p1.aae.i e1peaenee, that WIN. It coa.. few zee een a.1 per pound
sases, Of bet better se1@ 1oi.. 4 :snsi. 4" OF the RogI s:a m 1 Fs1s:; , No a.s h .a, ~,
fr minded person Of these facts.
{ ; Fl : s. + -: : e E; :: H.; 7; &; !: *: :; !. Il :; -: : : :: Ct: !; :; : !: !; !; {; &C. =: :; e: e.:
ssto b avoided u dangerous : ~ ''' ~ "''" 10" AsA e'n 'a'ass@
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~rR,CRsrT7ON RATES:
4. be pad in advance, $!.5O'
4. m4gths. - !. 5Octs.
~. months. ~
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BOOTS AND SHOES

Don't buy Boots outside of Hills
boro. We are certain ,ha. tnere is
not . house in the State that can
serve Won better IN this line.
C.. NJ. PARKS,
HILLsBogo, \. c.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-11-10
WHERE THE MONEY GOES.
How Arizona Help, to Build Up southern
 California.

". W. Goodrich. a prominent archi.
 tect of san Francisco, has received the
 contract to put up for Benjamin F.
 Smith, wealthy capitalist of Prescott. 1 Arizona, residence which he estimates
 will cost from SJ0.O00 to S75,O00 8Er. Smith lately purchased a n-acre trace of land on the hIlls west of Los Ance- les, abou, a mile distant from the court house. and being fayorably impressed with the climate aud surroundings ha
 decided to make # his future home. The building will cover a lot 40x90 feet. and consist of two stories and a basement
 The foundations wIll be laid with stone the first story will be os brlck and tbt second story an a5ric of frame. The inc te Tor Is 10 be finished up iu hard wood -GeorCia pine for flooring and maho1 any, ash and chestnut for finishing. Tn. doors will be made of oak and cherr, wood. There will be seventeen rooms. and the lower story .s to be so arran,-.c that m few minutes lt can all b. thrown into one room. The building l. to be of the Neo-G7ec style. of very quaint appearance, bat exceeiiuplv pretty. In the third story there ls to b,- a large and elegant billiard hall Ev erytnlng about the house will be of tEe pest to oe had, with every modern con- venlence imaginable, and the grounds are to be adorned by tne laudscape gard ener m the very highest style of his art.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-11-10
\ Russian Victim.

The return from Sibaria of the Rus sian writer Tcherni chefski, who has been m exile slnce lS62 Is announced. He Is now turned 60, and It can we'll b. believed that, apart from the effect of years, he has greatly aged. He was until the lime of his arrest the editor of one of the leading Russian reviews, the Sovremennik or Contemporary. But although the tone of this periodical was under Ichernischefskis direction, liber- al and even radical, 1t was not to his connection with the Sovremennik that hls deportation was due. He was &C., cused of editing one Of the secret revolu- tIonary prints which in lS52 first made their appearance in Russia; and, charged with high treason, was found guilty and sentenced to capital punishment. The sentence was afterwards commuted to deportation for life. He was exposed in one of the public squares at St. Peters burg, a sword was broken over hIs head iD token of loss of nobility, and De was carried away to the gloomy region from which he has just come back.-St. James Gazette.