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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-05-12

The Southern Historical and BenevO-
lent Association Of st. Louis has arranged
for the publication of a semi-monthly
magazine reciting the facts Of the late
war in the South. IL is to be entirely free
from political bias, and all Southern his
tOrIcal societies, soldiers and people are
invited to contribute suitable matter for
its columns. The first number will APP
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-05-12

zen. JoIn =. Marmaduke l. trying 10
raise S2D.Uuo iu Missouri 10 improve the
Confederate Cemetery in that state. side
Hy side with the neglected graves oil the
~5utue7uers l. d Federal cemetery a. neat
as pin. but the government expended
$4,000 on the latter.
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The New York correspondent Of the
Philadelphia Lcdger gives this pleasing
insight into the family relations Of the G.
o. =. in New York: "The Albany EUeHiHg
Journal. speaking for the half-breeds, in
sists. as condition precedent, that the
O'Briens. the Biglins, the Creegans and
the McCOnls' all friends Of the Presi-
dent ), shall De compelled 20 retire from
thepartY, whereupOn Mr.. Hugh Hastings,
"a stalwart Of the stalwarts in his paper,
this afternoon, gives notice that Il quOte)
the Commercial is opposed 10 driving the
humblest individual out Of the Republican
ranks who works and votes for the success
Of the party. twill occur 70 most people
that il is the quintessence Of impudence
for the editor Of the Albany EreHiRg Jour
sat 10 assume 20 say who shall remain in
the Republican party. That edict might
better come from some one who did not
labor TO defeat Secretary FOlger and elect
a Democratic Legislature. Whatever the
O-Briens, Biglins, Creegans and McCOrds
lave done, that crime cannot be laid at
their d00rs.'7
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Suppose Cakes Ames did ''go wrong on
Credit MObilierE' He was not alone.
True, most of his colleagues in the ''diy-
calendar, but Ames is recognized as the
only honest one in the lot that sinned.
what is to be gained by the eXpunging OF
the censure from the journal of Congress
Should Mr.. VIM. Henry Hurlbert, late
of the New York World, as announced,
follow in the track OfPorter, the American
public will gain some information as to
the status Of labor in England that Will
be worth considering.
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Posted of Course.

sCol." A. +. Boone Of star route mem
DRY is now IN Ohio working up a new rail
way project, in the interest, he says, sol
a syndicate i'm New York" To an inter.
viewer the other day he refused to say
anything about the star route trials, eX-
cept that the jury will not agree" Has
that point already been settled by the de.
fenceE Their professed willingness to
submit their case without argument
would seem to be i'm the nature of evil
dense that Col. Boone was not talking
without knowledge. How do they hap
pen to have this assurance?
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6utir,,ra a2rtttrDira


PYEMIA. septiemia, Scrofula, and other
forms of blood poisoning, resulting IN giandu..
lar swellings, ulcerOus patches IN the throat
and mouth Assesses, carbuncles, tumoIs,
ulcers. sores. and skin eruptiOns, are speedily
neutralized and expelled by the CUTICUkA
RESOLYENT, the new blood pnriheri wnlIe
nv the external nse Of CUTICURA and CUTI-
C'URA SOAP. the great skin cures CUT
CURA RFSOLYENT absolutely destroys dis
ease germs which float IN the Dlo0o, urine
and expeis them through the bowels, kidneys
and pores of the skin.
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To the Washington Star. dispassiOn-
ate journal. the Tewkesbury business pre-
seuts itself thusly: The quarrel between
Governor Butler. of Massachusetts, and
the state Board Of Charities over the
management Of the Tewkesbury Aims
house = degenerating into personal
squabble about the rights and dignities Of
the contestng parties. Both parties seem
% bee AT fault. Whatever the Governor
proposes j. resisted merely because he
proposes il, and in retaliation he denOun-
ces the state Board. its officers and en-
plOyes in good set term calculated TO
widen aebreach. Thepaupers are likely
10 be the chief sufferers from the dispute
a il stands. The Governor cannot help
them. and nobody else will come TO their
relief for fear Of aiding the Governor"
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mantrn.
ser Rrttt..

WANTED, a white girl to do IjgI- =
w work Apply at 100 Preside.n,73n y. %
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Quito Dill9.
q DISORDERED LIVER
&c TILE RANE
Chi11a and Eever.

Chi11S and Fever.
E. RIVAL e Planter at Bayou Sara, La, says:
hIy plantation is in Iaalarial district. For
several years could not make half a crop on
account of bilious diseases and chills. was
nearly discouraged when began the use of
TUFTS PILLS. The result was marvellous
my lRborers soon be ceme hearty and robust
and have had no further trouble.
They relieve the engOrged Liver, cleanse
the Blood from poisonous humOrs, and
cause the bowels 10 aet naturally, with
out which TO one can feel we'll.
Try this remedy fairly, and you Will gain
"A healthy Digestion, Vigorous Body, Pure
Hood, Strong Nerves, and a Sound Liver.
Price, 25Cents- Office, % Murray ST., ". II.
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Miss Margaret Mather will close her
season at Fail River tomorrow.
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WeetIrEs ami special Notices 81 - per
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T.e-sf Advertisements Of OriiuaTles- sherln=
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nor SALE. thoroughbred Son,11 -
Il lambs. Address a. E., Box jl;Ti IN \
vannah. 40 u
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Eor SaIr.

NOR SALE.-Fine HORSE. strI5-L
Il traveller, gentle, safe for ladv IN gol
not afraid Of engines or bands. Sol5 ~ ,lrH
fault: neither lame, sick. OLE. brotasaI l9f [
nor balky; no tricks; no better m ION
ladies or family use in city; viii sell -
price. but won't give him away "a "a
Top PhaetOn and Harness. TiIoe -, a
wanted. VIII exchange for real elen
take small fire proof safe in part nav '9'ate (
LUDDEN & BATES Mnsis II
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tNOK KENT, a first class store 4, =,
grocery or drug store. No. ) Sd ny %
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EoR SALE, stone steps and plo1--~
Tsecond hand, Address n D..
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- III
ITO Summer Visitors to NORTH Geor-;--~
Il nice new, modern style. five room 9 -.
on cottage style. nicely finished ana sniap,
situated in the growing town Of Dee5tnr. ~
six miles from Atlanta. on the Ca. R p ~
dinner. church and school trains in an WY WY
seven daily, making it fully as accessl1 81 9
cheap. and quicker to reach than a mile o. Z
any of the street car lines from Atlanta ~ u Y
joins the fine place OF Mr. Walters, Of Says s
nah. Lot contains over an acre. Has "a . aa
well of water. and viii be sold for les sCO
it would cost to build the house and inv Il, y
land. II not sold by June LIST will he ~ W
market. Address J. r. CHRISTIAN IN Ia "
insville, Ca, or J. 4. ANsLEY, Real IFs .s.s
Agent. Atlanta. Ga.
NOR SALE. a Double Medium Adams D
IL and Platen Power Press. In 6rsf. ~.
order, and now running on book work. 0Si
reason for selling is to mike room for A p
chine more suitable for our work. Price W.
reasonable. Address j. IL. ESTILL, Saw,
nah. Ga.
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Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1883-03-17

one column. u r~a~ $4,000.
Ualf column. y $4,000.
rour,h $500.
one SQUARE, ften lines.) III" insertion.
81. and fnr each subsequent insertion
50 cents prr sguarc.
tXvrrurt Notices.. 6 weeks. cash.
&7.bO. amt when payment Is delayed !oI
months. $1,000.
sX-Loca, .,lvc,ti<r.ncnts 10 cents per
!inc.
The Editor will not he responsible
Tor views OF correspondents.
Advertisements and communications
must be- sent in by Wednesday of each
week.
The pnl'"r i put. to press on Thur
dar 60 t,,at i may be se,tt through tho
nails on Friday.
Til. j. tn" only newspaper ruhlislI"?
IN Orange County. and every citizen Of
the County should take it and rnc"ur
ngc lis publication.
Send 10 this office. ~ once. notices Of
marriages. deaths, accidents. 81. IN fart
,v"rylnit,Y # INTEREST. ard We will TAX"
p~aca>ur" in publishing. 1t Is the desire
of the Editor Of this paper to publish Il
itrSt-rllss County newspaper.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1883-03-17
NEW SPRING
GOODS.

PARKS is receiving new Spring
Fresh Pretty Spring Prints.
Nice line of new single width
solid Dress Goods.
Pretty Line-all shades-of solid
Prints.
Full stock of Co,tonad,s, Ken
lucky Jeans, &c, lower than ever
seen in North Carolina.
Three cars of Molasses Of all
grades.
Larges, stock OF Groceries to be
found in any one house in six coun-
ties around US, bought while they
we're low.
Four grades OF Fer,illzers-S,ar-
observation-disclosures.
We are better prepared for coun-
try merchants than ever before.
Better prepared TO sell farmers
that have been trading in Danville
than heretofore.
No reason why you should send
off for goods now.
&. NJ. PARKS
BAZAAR.
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Selling Out MT Cost.
FOR CASH OR BARTER.
~ WHITE * co.
For the next sixty days we propose to
sell at cost our entire stock OF
DRY GOODS,
BOOTS, SHOES,
HATS and CAPS.
AND
READ DE CLOTHING.
For Cash or Barter.
REID1-MAD DE CLOTHING.

We have Il large stock ef Dry Goods
on hand, and parties will get a good
bargain II they will call early. We have
4 very large stock of SHOES that we
will sell at New York wholesale prices.
and also Ready-made Clothing. Dough,
this Fall. that we will sell cheap. We
have good Cloth for Pants from 10 cents
10 80 cent per yard /: Hats from 30
cents t. $40 Mems Shoes from $l.e0 TO
$40. and all other things at reasonable
rates.
Our aim is to close .ut our entire
stock of Goods between now and l>t of
March. rs we shall then have a new
store. and wish to start with an entirely
new stock. We shall keep on hand. rs
heretofore. a large stock of groceries.
for sale at the lowest prices, and we will
pay the highest market prices for Coun-
try Produce.
All persons indebted to the firm of {.
White & Co.. will please come forward
and settle. Respectfully
{. WHITE * CO.
Bingham School +. O.. Orange Co.
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Bingham School
VIZ people are always on
w lOh the look out for

chances t0 increase their earnings.
and in time become wealthy : those
who TO not improve their Oppor-
tunitie> remain in poverty. We offer a
great chance to make money. We want
many men. women, boys and girls to
work for he right in their own local.
ties. Any one can do the work proper
ly from the first start. The business
will pay more than ten times ordinary
wages. Expensive outfit furnished free.
No one who engagcs fails to make
money rapidly. You can devote your
whole time to the work. or only your
spare moments. Full information and
al that is needed sent free. Address
STINSON j. Co. Portland. Maine.
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CTATE or NORTH CA.ROLINA.(
- ORANGE COUNTY,. !
SupcriofCourt, 18th Of March. 1883.

CTATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,)
- ORANGE COUNTY.
SupcriofCourt, 18th Of March, 1881.
order Of Publication.
Eli D.. Berry. Administrator OF Nancy
Berry. deceased. rs. Dizzy Murlock.
heirs Of tl~rtilo,t.. Wayuicr. heirs of
LrA> bnrtN. lrit- If Joshua Berry.
81. hens II ,t.t..a !li.hto~er. Joshua
Berry. il. ilr.r~ "i Nancy +. Way
on"r heirs Of Robert Neal and heirs
OF sarah Jones.
In 'his proceeding it appears to the
Court up"E the affidavit of the plaintiff.
that the heirs of Charlotte Wagner.
heirs of Joshua Berry. ST.. heirs OF
Nancy Ellen Wagner. heirs of Dcliah
lliyliiower.. the heirs OF Joshua Berry.
Jr., heirs OF Robert Neal amt the heirs
OF Sarah Jones are llecc>S .ry parties to
this proceeding and are non-rc>identS
Of the State of North Carolina where
li.a,inn be made III the ORANGE COUN-
TY OBSERVER. Il newspaper published
in llil'>hnro, for six successive weeks.
n"tifyin, the sid non-rc>ident defend
a;,t> 70 Dc and appear before the Clerk
of the Superior Court for the County of
Orange ut his Office in lIillSborO. on
Tuesday the 1t day Of May, 1883. or the
plaintiff will apply to the Court fol the
relief demanded in the complaint.
Witness Pride Jones. Clerk IF the SUI
pcri"r toirt at Orange County, at office
in ll;ll-b"r". the 9TH OF March. lSS3.
PRIDE JONES,
Clerk Superior Court.
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81 olIi<.s. of the Orr
aaAaXs> County Observer
is I'm the BERRY building,
first floor.

Locals scarce.
Judge RuHin accompanied the
remains Of Mr.. Roulhac TO this place.
Mrs. Nancy Dunnegan, 81 years
Of aye, die! at Caldwell Institute,
March 10Th.
See notice Of petition for parti-
tion Of the lands Of William Maris
and Eliza Garden.
See the professional card Of Dr..
{. a. Rom,ngcr, Dentist, who will
soon locate in llillsboro.
Mrs. Andrew Ga,lis died a,
Durham last week. She was .
daughter of Mr.. Foster U,lcy, OF
ChaIcl Hill.
Miss Ara Hall, IN charge Of the
public school for Hillsboro, opened
its spring session last Tuesday i" tie
Oh cUNalc
DR.. WIN. Lynch, Dentist, viii
be in Il,ll,hnr", next MONDAY, the
10Th day "f March, and may then be
f .und a, his Office next door west OF
Lynch's .icwclry store.
Mr.. James +. Jones is havin.
his brick store painted and put in
order, aud IN a few days will move
into il. Look out for his advertise
ment Of his new goods.
The clerk who went to the
country TO sec somcb dy a Sunday
or two ago, was disappointed. In
aginc how h. felt on Monday whrr
he returned aud VAS informed thai
somebody spent Sunday III town
Served him right.
-Ncnnor says tLa; at;c . CIR.
entry, Mach Viii slttLii, dc.rncr
axe into the stormy, clustering
month she has the reputation Of be
ing tina, there will be some prctt,
severe wca,hr, along the Atlan,l,
coast, and that after CONSIDERABLE
warm weather there Will h" = col,
wave IN .AMiri!.
D,,,l a; her Iceul,u,, - Il BOO,
on Thursda, night, March sti,, At
quarter past 5 o'clock, Miss Henri
eta VI Heart, second daughter Q
the late venerable Dennis Heart,
She was born in Philadelphia. Pa
April Isl, 1872. The funeral SCI
vices were he'd from the FRESH,
%lerian church Saturday afternoon a
4 O'Clock, the pastor. Rev. Mr.. Wi
hanson officiating. The following
named citizens serving :s pail bea'
ers Mcssrs. ID. {. Parks, CALVIN
Parish, Frank Wadde.l, joseph {
Webb, +. III l'oguc and Joseph !
Harris.
Mr.. J. Il. G.. Roulhac died
the residence of Duncan Camera
Esq, in tho county Of Durham, la
Sunday. Of pneumonia. His remain
were brought to Hlllsboro, 1'ne>da
in charge OF Messrs. VIM. Lipscom
John Angler, John Webb, X. v
Rice, J. Is. Walker, Il. ID. Jones, !
~. smith and many others, with NJ
Jno, Laws, of Durham, undertake
Al the dcpo, a large number OF pc
pie assembled, and the remains We
taken 10 st, Matthews Episco,,
Church, and at four o'clos
the funeral services were read |
the rector, Rev j. w. Murphy, $
sisted by Rev. John Iuske. TT
death of Mr.. koulhac. Was a sho,
TO our community, he having il
Hillsboro about q month ago in D,
feet health. lie vas "a years
age. Mrs. Roulhac and two ch
dren survive Mr.. KcuIbac.
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COUNTY COMMISSIONERS

COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
At the March meeting of the
Board of County Commissioners.
Messrs. Hall, Lyon and Morrow, all
of the members Of the Board being
present, the following business was
transacted
WIN. Wagner, VIM. Monk, Juo.
H.. Adams and Wiley Clark were
relieved from paying poll tax for
the year 1882.
John II. Adams, outside paup.r;
was allowed &c for his support.
VIM. Mcpherson and family were
allowed 50 for their support.
Frank Harris was allowed sc 70,
his support.
w. &. Clayton, committeeman O,
Cool Springs Distric, No. ls, ten.
dered his resignation it was &C
ccpted, and Mr.. David Strayhorr
was appointed on said School Com
mittee to nil the vacancy.
Samuel WiIkerson, school com
mI,,ceman Of Emo District No. 81
rendered his resignation it was &C
cepled, and WIN. ii. Anderson ap
pointed 30 fill the vacancy.
Various accounts were SLOWED.
JOHN LAWS, Clerk.
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NJ Oh ICE.

Having this day qualified as the Adj
ministrator Of Nancy Berry, deceased. l
hereby notify ali persons indebted to
said estate To come forward aud pay the
N,,e. and those having claims against
sail estate to present the same to the
Undersigned property authenticated on
or ie'"T" the eth day of March. 1854.
or this notice will b." plead IN bar OF
their recovery. This 9Th day Of March.
l>S3. ELI -. BERRY.
.Adm.r ol Nancy Berry. .leccas..d.
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J.sRA\k ". HARRIS
FIRST-CLASS BARBER SHOP

can IT, .oui9d III th,. H,f1v '.si.#in.,
nT>t iipnr. There &trt s,s!I ..aN* tt5ug
liar cut. Shave. >Il4tai~p. amt Iba - =
d"ae in Tire Very best asil latest >iAi.--
Gall atla give ine y trial. Satisfaction
guaranteed. -
Note Ladies >haInl-.ni.- .iil
Hair fc,tiiIg done II thar r.~!I-tss-
Particular attention 10 st.l'.iren- .s-iT-
cutting. Razor Sharpening Il speciality.
" i'll RESPOND ~ call-- Al residences aat.
day Of the "-@a EXCEPT saturday, an''
then III s-t-f> ~ sa-e*--itV.
Thanking ii.e ruailc for l.a-' fas"r~
| desire - lnsrst j ,~<nsastsIticc ~. III.
-aIl". f.-feztiHiiE.
fkA\k ". IL ll..>.
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Ds. I. c. Wxsr's News AID BnA,> TsaA1nxaT. " cn7''n
Iced specific for 1ly,teria, Drrn..', Convul.iena. Ft'. Ssr7'"'
Neuralgia, Headache, Nervoa, Fro',r.tion caused By the n'' ri
alcohol or tobacco. WAiefuln.,,. Mental Depression, So'tehins 81
the Drain resulting in insanty and leading to misery, decay
death. Premature Old Age. Barr.nne", Io,. # Power In either
.sk Involuntary Lose, and Sf~rmai"rrhrs caused by "'er~1.r-
tSn OF the brain, self a5uI< or oNrrinduisents. zach box contain
one rnon,h's treatment. 81 90 . box Or SIX boxes for ESQ; sent
bv r,.i! prepaid on rec-'p; Ct price ". guarantee six boxes To
cure 4 n V case. With each order received y US for SIX boxes, &C
COMMANDED With s. 20, We will send the purchaser u ~ written guar
Ant<e 80 r~l.ud the money 4 the treatment do.' net eh-,' : cure
Richmond.
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viii stand at home the present sea-
son. All -hO desire his services NAV
find him at IIilisboro the best portion
of the time. lie will be let to mares
and ali accidents Will be carefully
avoided, but | will not be responsible
for any that may ecu
NELSON LONG.
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TUFTS
EPEcT0RANT

Il composed Of Herbal and Mucilaginous prod.
ucts. Witch pexmeate tho substance OF the
Lun1s. expectorates tho acrid matter
that collect. in the Bronchial Tubes. and forms .
soothing coating, which relieves the II.
rttation that causes the cough. IL cleansss
h lun9s OF allimpurities, strengthens
them when enfee b1ed by disease, ~invigor.
ates tho circulation Of tho blood. and braces the
nervous system. Slight colds often end in
consumption. Il Il dangerous to neglect
them. Apply the remedy promptly. A
test OF twenty years warrants the assertion that
no renedy has ever been found that IL al
prompt in its effects rs TUFTS ExPEcT0RAH1.
A single dose raises the Phlegm, subdues
inflammation, and its use speedily cures the most
obstinate cough. A pleasant cordial, chill
dren take It readily. For Group It -
Invaluable and should be in every family.
In 26e. and d Bottles.
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nR. c. 4. ROMINGER,
d K \ T S T
HILL1SBORO, ". E..

Having determined to locate in the
town off Hillsboro. | have rented the
office formerly occupied by DIR. d. 4.
Robertson. where | may be found at any
time after March 10th, 1859.
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'TATE OF NORTH CAROLINE 4. ,
ORANGE COUNTY,, {

+, TATE OF NORTH C.AROLINA.1
ORANGE COUNTY.
Superior Court, 9TH Of March, 1888.
Petition to sell real estate for assets.
Eli Berry. Admir- OF Nancy Berry, de-
ceased, against 'hicy Muri"ck and
others.
The above entitled cause is Il special
proceeding by Eli Berry. Admir- of
Nancy Berry. deceased. against the
heirs at law Ut the said Nancy Berry.
asking for Il sale of the inteState's lands
tor the payment OF debts: and it ap-
pears to the satisfaction of the Court,
that the heirs of Charlotte Wagner.
heirs ct Joshua Berry. ST.. heirs of
Della ii ,yhtowcr. Joshua Berry, Jr..
heirs al Nancy Ellen Wagner. heirs OF
Robert Neal a,d heirs Of Sarah Jones
Ing. and are non-rc>lucntS Of the State
Of North C:iroIinm therefore. the above
nlmcl absent defendants are hereby no.
titled to be aud appear before me 1T my
office in lIill>horu. on Tuesday the l>t
day OF May. l>S}. and answer the COM
plant heicin flied, or the plaintiff will
apply to the Court for the relief de
lnanlcd in said complaint.
Witness Pride Jones. Clerk Of the Su-
pcrior Court. ut office in IIill>boro. the
9TH OF March. lSS3.
PRIDE JONES.
Clerk Superior Court.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1883-03-17
NT.iTE OF NORTH CAROLYN \. J
= ORANGE COUNTY,.
Superior Court. 10Th Feb. lSS.3.
Oricr IF Pub.icetipn.

SUPERIOR Court. 10Th Feb. lSS3.
Martha J; Riley rs. cal.iy Clark. wife
Nliillih iih'r>oil ana VIE >ari:l -"
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II n.ariny Tia -oti.,,.t;,n ,f,ha
Court hy The athl,yit of tI,c nl,i,tif
that John i. Eit.y o.. cf IN. d.tenI-
n olt named. j 4 non resilient O.
49,, h.an interest in
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III -. -,...... H,.., and i \
9,..#, -G.s ,, n.,.u,,on on
lat..,s r.. I'd = 81. ~.upicatlnul lie
maj t, De,<.t ,r,xry or
.,tr .nhii.h.1 in .oid
county. ior ax successive weeks. notify
jag til" ~.i,i .Iolt4 Riley 10 be and ap-
pear brior. III. Clerk OF Ora. re S,apc-
rior Court At hi. office in UiIl.Ioro an
the l>t ,Iay ut .1pril. l>>3. To answer tho
,~om,Iainr filed in tI,j> ans. mr. rho
nltiutir will aurly 10 IN, Colrt far The
rrll. demanded III said complaint.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1883-03-17

DON'T DIE IN THE HOUSE.
Ask druggist for Rough on
Rats" II clears out rats, mice, bed.
bugs, reaches, vcrmin, flies, ants, in
secls. l5c. pc box.