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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-10
THE PRESIDENCY.
no CRANGE IN THE HTOAlAo''
,pp,rpIJCANS STILL HOPEFUL.

DEpITHIIC ICANS IlOl III w"
v,uoSAL COMMITTEE BELIEVES NEw-fohh
ahA yoTr WAS FOR Mr.. BLAINE-TEIEdRAMs OF
ooxr,prycE TO THE REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE
r,'o So s;tuation as to the Presidency remains
,nahensea ahe 's The Republican National Commit
tee tee is confident that the vote of New YORK was was
for Blaine, and it has taken steps 10 ''"oe oe
~ .vl .ruo vote declared. The Boards OF
rOun,v Canvassers will meet tomorrow TO
49, at Tho votes in each county. The oiiic ial
coan uont will be sent to the Secretary OF State'
s'"v, v,h"se call the State Board of Canvassers
WI w,l, I meet some time this month to declare the
vote % Of Of the State as shown by the returns from
the counties. Mr.. Blaine has received "''n'
.aIeorams M from all parts of the country eA-
.'"ass;ng a belief that he has been elected. Inc
Republca plurality in Illinois is over 2Z,ooo'
In Wisconsin the Republicans have good ma
ioritv in both branches of the Legislature; a'r-
g;n;o is claimed by the Republicans ana IL Is
charged that the Democrats used tissue p'''o'''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-10
REPUBLICAN GAINS IN WISCONSIN.
bVVU 9THJVNIII IN bVIFT IVN "
LATURF.

=
LATuRF.
MILWAUKEE, Nov. 0.-Thc returns from
some OF and Assembly Districts Of the state
yet incomplete. but enough has been received 4"
the Republicans majority Of 81 In the next
Legislature joint ballot In the Senate including the
hold over Senator'S there will be 20 Republicans and IL
Democrats, Republican gain of g In the Assembly
there will bc 90 Republicans, 3e Democrats and fnd'
pendent Republican. In the last Assembly there were
I3 Republicans and 81 Democrats.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-10
CLEVELANDs PLURALITY IN NORTH CARO-
LIMA
C.. Nov. 9.-The Democratic

RALEIGH, y. C.. Nov. 9.-The Democratic
majority III North Carolina Is 10000 The Congressional
delegation stands Republican AMI eight Democrats.
W. II. Cowlcs DEM Is elected Ia tho VllIth District
and + ID. Johnson DEM In tins KIN Both branches
Of the state Legislature lOrr than thrH Demo
cratic. There are demonstrations IN all the tow the
STATE Ia honor Of tltyclHnd's election
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-10
WEST VIRGINIA DEMOCRATIC By 1000.
ny TELEGRArH 10 TIIE TnIBUNT. |

WHEELING, Nov. 9.-Rcturns are now IN
from every county In the state sufficient to fla the Dem
ocra c majority approximately 1t II far from 1000
The interior counties did not sustain the ratio OF Hepub
caI gain made Ia the counties Ol the Ist and iVth DIS
iric although every county In The state shows RepuD-
lcaI gains
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-10
FUSION HOPE IN MICHIGAN

DETROIT Nov. 9.-TM free Press Tonight
received report from Calhoun County that Tho Halter
votes ~ that county hp not been counted and II now
caiIas that The present plurality will bo materially fc.
duo'd aud that the iHlOniar may secures foW electoral
votes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-10
FULL VOTE OF MONROE COUNTY.

ROCHESTER, n. Y, Nov. 0.-Monroe County COM
plete gives Blaine ls.325; Cleveland 1928; But
Ter $50 ST. John 1.232.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-10

sbccts and were kept in seperate drawer In tne
County Clerks Office and were untouched. Only
the Twelfth Ward return sheets on county Objects
were tampered with.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-10
DEMONSTRATIONS IN SEVERAL TOWNS.

JACKSONVILLE, fla., NOV. IA lliiss-f meet
Ing OF citizens held here last night to express the
general sentiment of rejoicing at the election of Ceve
land and Hendricks. Numerous speeches made,
fireworks let oil and salute of 2l9 guns fired
The rejoicing continued to a late hour. At the
meeting resolutions adopted expressing satisfaction
at the election of Cleveland and Hendricks declaring
that the American people would Sternly cbdkc any
petition Of the fraud of 1876 and plcdgng the earnest
support Of the Democrats OF Florida to Governor Ceyc
land In the maintenance Of the rights conferred upon him
by the solemn verdict Of the people.
SAN FRANCISCO Nov. 9.-The Democrats had a NAM
moth torchight procession here last night in honor OF
the election OF Governor Cleveland. salute Of 100
guns was fired Oh the plaza In front Of City Hail.
ArcnIsoN. Nov. 9-The Democrats held jubilee here
last night In honor of Cleveland and Hendricks. The
meeting addressed by Governor Click and others.
DETROIT. Mich. Nov. 9.-The Democrats in this city
tonight INDUCED in jubilee on the Campus Martius.
There was parade with brooms and tin horns. which
was followed by speaking In the Detroit Opera House aud
the Campus Martius. a National salute was fired.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-10
CoNJEcTuRrNG cLrvrLAND's MAJORITY.

He Is elected President OF the United states, who can
not counted ont of Office and Will surely take his seat
the coming 4th Of March He will take his seat This Is
be counted see, those old numerals to T.
II /, not OF comparison or subtraction nor
yet OF addition division aud silence" but OF nultp
cation. Seven times eight iftysiN ana mat Is not
very far from the majority of Cleveland over biahe III
the Electoral College. The National Democratic COM
mtoc claims less than actually belongs To MS wheh ~
couputcs majority al We have ~ more thal Is
necessary to elect But the dirIrn'o h't"'' lh' WY
tickets Is represented by avery mueh larger lguIr n'
when We come 20 the popular vote II II over
There has been nothing IN The chni ass lht titu NhN'
has gfatihcd me more than the hgufcs pr'Huh''u
throughout 10y candidate for wee iitsIuSH', "i'
there IN nothig In liS close when 80 warns lS 10
the result OF the yOt" OF our nelhbbois Jtst III
river All honor Mr. lieudr ~ ana an ali lo h"1
ana! Ia his person At "Hsl. the wrong ot iro i- poi
righed aud nobly ha' hc his restoration 70 INC Vo
hdenc' OF his party. There was tlmo "lo NJ rlt
The feeling Of disrust. entertain 1t no onger NO
man met the requirements Of an cAali'h P"1tu'
with more enlightened courage ana more hcluN p -,
than he as dome, or contributed more 10 lho "
the political campaign Than he hhA done ln"l""' ~ '
covered herscf al over with glory and thonI "" , @
admirable Old E,ulll bags ia th" W ' I,u"'
get on pretty Wc with icndFl'AH ~ IL" ''a'
dent aud Mcdonald IN the Cabinet a.,
have 40 doubts. have no fears ny h'l'I ~ u.s.
Hhuut Ia enter "a new "Id ~ Natluh' P,"o
pcfty and honor Ny belief ~ ti"t uoih par ts ~ ,'
country Will ho Improved hy The thl"ll"n.n o ,pil -"
llinal 10 ~ teaches roaI"iiHilltJ lh"nl"
great defeat, the other H. comln,ns nud'F" oh III
great Nctory. II Says 10 AL nt us r"i NAY" :"
great cOuntrl develop ~ bo pi"ud ol ", 10"
have good roNrrnfhl 10 u," % ,"oa w. w.
cherish II; Keep 10 pure A. people Jon aia bone oi
bone, ieal ~ ono neHb h"inotohounH 10 o'1l1 " "
psntial yon have had enough of 0shtinR lin friends
ssan. Love another, Aal!y sbou' common ''""s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-10
OVER %, 900 FOR BLAINE IN ILLINOIS.

CIIICAGO, NOV. J.-KCTnrns 70 the AssOtia1tU
Pres and Me Duty Ners frOm all but one county 0aI-
hour) iu Illinois give Blame ~ 100 plurality These re-
turns are believed 10 be approximately correct most OF
them being Official.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-10
DEMOCRATIC BRACGARTs ORGANIZED.

A MILITARY REGIMENT FORMED I'D SEAL SLtN l.
LAND BEFORE THE COUNT Is MADE.
There are certain Democrats in this country
who seem determined either by fraud or force. and at
whatever cost secure possession Of the National Gov
ernment no matter whether Blaine Cleveland Is final
ly found to have been duly elected President of the
United states While engaged In the effort to
fasy the returns others secretly organizing for the
armed assertion of Cleyelands claim to the Presidency
They seemed to have somehow received the impression
that the Republican party, which stood by President
Lincoln 1861 when his right to rule over the Union
was disputed afraid to stand up now it did then,
and its candidate, II, after fair count 1t is
found that he has been duly elected.
A TRIBUNE reporter yesterday afternoon stroed into
the headquarters or the Cleveland and Hendricks club
Of the XIth Assembly District. at No. 46s sixh-avc.
There he found Colonel Andrew Govan who IL the COM
mandan of the Is Regiment Democratic Volunteers q
military organization Just formed, whose object 1t is to
zee that Grover Cleveland is inaugurated as
President of the United States. "We began
enrolling the Thursday night.
said Colonel Govan. "and We nave now about 400 IL
intended at first to organize at these heaqateis'
but was thought best to meet esewhci" 80 l!c ns
less was done No. 1919 West y-scVchth-sl.i
quorstore kept by Mr. stack. VINO Is the aOuth oi 'nc
The reportcr proceeded TO the place designated, and
entering at side door called the proprietor apart ann
asked him II his name was Johh aldeA; ne ~ r
thar IL was and further proceeded 10 say, IN answer
IN inauirIcs that he the a'Uuant OF the lst
Regiment Democratic SounteerS, wlG,, w n t ] ~, 1i
and 30 men the rolls, ne sllh ana are o'sahe't W
Cleveland inaugnrated: d9h 's & sIILr r - smy
10 br abon settled day or two ago there was great
e,rtement The men are all members OF DtmocrAtic
u,i,.,v t;oynn The colonel is 0f the leading Demo-
cratic politicians of the XIth District AOutant stack
dav prohaby az No. POS Eig :h-ave. which 1t pro
posed 10 make the headquarters OF the command.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1884-08-23
Ifor the Observer.

hAMBvILLB, n. C., Aug. IL.
Mr.. Matthew Atwatcr writes that,
upon reaching home last night, be
very much gratifcd TO find Mr..
5. Is. Turrcn,ine at his house ready
TO take charge Of tie preparatory
at Union Academy. This
school has been successfully run by
Mr.. IS J. Powell whose health has
failedto that extent that he finds it
esseutia! to retire and give place to
Mr.. T%nrren,ine an pr ncipal. This
very popular and we'll known young
man, who graduated with d,stinc.
ton at the University Of North Car
ollna last June, is we'll recommended
10y President Battle, as can be shown
10y reference TO his certificate
UNIVERSITY OF n. g., J
Chapel HILL. N. e.,
July 81, 1884.
Mr.. Samuel 3. Turrentine, a grad
ua,c at the University OF North
Carolina, in the Classical course, is
warmly recommended as a teacher.
He has a superior mind, excelIe",
character aud habits. grea, energy
AMI industry, kindly and pIeasan,
"nc He is fully qualified to
,ake charge OF a school wherein
boys are prepared for college. He
has attended the University Normal
School and has experience in teach
lU0.
KEMP p. BATTLE,
President.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1884-08-23

The remains of Mr.. W. B.
Hordon, who was accidentally killed
by being Knocked from a platform
by a rope attached to a derrick, at
buckingham, Richmond county, on
Wednesday, Aug. 18th, arrived here
The following afternoon. AS the
friends Of Mr., Gordon were escort
ing his remains from the depo, to
the church, they were joined by an.
other :unetal procession, that of lit
tie Walter Snead, Mr.. Gordon 5
grandson, who died here abou, the
same time Mr.. Gordon died at
Rockingham. The. funeral services
held. from the Presbyterian
church, Rev. J. T. Gay, pastor OF
the Methodist church, conductin.
the services. Mr.. Gordon was a
member Of the Methodist church,
bat that church was being painted,
and the Presteriaus allowed the
Methodists the use of their church.
There was a sad accident at &
barn raising at Mr.. John Holmes. in
Bingham township, last Thursday
Several OF the neighbors we're help
ing Dir. Holmes to raise a tobacco
barn, and among them was M. Sid
ney S. Gates. Mr.. Gates climbed
up the side OF the barn to the top,
where he caught hold Of a log tina,
had not been nolched down. pulling j,
over on him, when the log and Mr.
Gates went to the ground together,
the log striking him on the back o,
the head killing HIM almos, instant.
ly. Mf. Z. was g good mar, q use.
full member OF the Baptist church
He was IL years old and leaves a
widow and five children TO. mouru
their loss.
= We failed to get the proceed
ings from Little River and Cedar
Grove townships. At Little Rive,
the regular number OF delegates and
a~lternates were appointed, and the
meeting expressed its preference tor
Thomas kuffn for the Senate, A
W. Graham tor the House, Felix g
Wilson for Sheriff, and Dr.. A. C.
Jordan for Coroner. At Ceda,
Grove, after the delegates and alter
mates had been elected, they were
requested to vote for Thomas II
hughes for the House.
Joe Wilson, col, who is EN-
pl"yed by Mr.. Thomas d. Turner
a"~crientaIly cut off the first joint O
his 'eh hand thumb with a stray
cutter, last Saturday. After the &C
c'dtu, he went TO the pump TO ge'
a bucket OF water before he realize.
hat be had done, and seeing ,h'
blood gushing from his thumb, h'
ran To the house.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1884-08-23
DO YOU want yaur fown and

DO you want Your town and
county to grow and prosper If
so, do something to help ie? ii any
opportunity TO encourage the far
mefs OF your community or 10 ad-
vance the interest of your town BY
the promotion of any enterprise or
industry is presented don't wal, for
some one else TO do all the work.
but pitch in and do your part. En-.
courage home manufactures and buy
eveTylhingAou can at home. This
is the way TO build up a town As
the Lynchburg 4dcauce wisely .ays:
The righ, way To build up manufac-
tories ant establish home industries
is to sell all you can TO your own
traders and buy all you possibly can
OF your own manufacturers. Keep
all the money Of your section a,
home, aud invest it as industrial
capital or lend it to be SO invested,
and advertise it in your papers.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1884-08-23
TOBACCO L

John Laws & Son have on band
Tobacco FIue> OF every description.
All sizes-8, 10 or II Unreasonable
to order. at short notice. Also, on
hand 10000 pounds OF Iron. Give
them a call or send in your orders
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1884-08-23

T AND SALE.
BY virtu" Of an order of the Superior
Court OF Orange county TO me issued
as Commissioner. in the case of James
w. Pickett and others vs.. Charles T..
Smith and others. will sell 10 the
highest bidder ut public au.ion at the
court house door in H%illsboro. on Mon
day. the 2oth day of September. 1884.
the tract Of land in Orange county,
North Carolina, on the waters Of Back
Creek, adjoining the lands CT Porter
Riley. W. y. Riley, J. W. Pickett and
o hers, Containing $50 acte. Or
less.
Terms Of sale One-third cash. bal
ance in Il months with interest on de.
ferred payment. aud title reserved unit
purchase money is paid in full. This
18th day OF August. 1881.
JOHN MCCRACKEN.
Com missioner.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1884-08-23
JNo. L. rNTE.. .t.ru,.
PRIZE.

Sent ak ret,. for po>iage. and receive
tree, a SOS ~ .ox Of goods whieh will
help ALL, Of either s<x- 70 more money
nigh. away Than ANYTHING els !" tbs
20 u.ely sure. 4, once sddre0 TRcE.b
Co., AuEi,'a- Maine
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1884-08-23
1.-THE OFFICE OF THE OR
,\GE COUNTY OBSER YER
y oN CHURToN ST, OVER
HAYES DRUG STORE. ~.

.t\GE COZ MI OBSERH Err
j ON CHURroN ST, OVER
HAYES DRUG STOkE.zM
oar farmers are busy curing
psc
y is the time to give your
g>utIH'5 WORN OIL.
Tie weather has been very
rm TOR s%evtra! days.
notice Of sale of land by
lin McC,acken, Commissioner.
NJ, Martha Utley, formerly Of
5il-aoto, died IN Tennessee, July
-4.t ISL
Mr. ! + Jones advertiscs a
e" lllle '4rn for sale. Sfe his ad-
en>emcut.
Hev J +. cray has been hold
agr"duIou- services at Cedar Grove
- several days.
The vlic Of Col. Walter CLARK
yontirucs very iii at the residence OF
t~r hroftcr, MAJ !uo. w. Graham
NJ Wm Peasants and FANNY V,
.tIu ~bnI-, arr wishing the Sis,e,
]. VI Peasants N,s. Jnhu Rose
aou,
-Dnr young t'irud, Mr. Ed. l.
tooI~y Irtt hrre Tuesday AFTERNOON
r, lGual,y College where he goes
s. ltjcnl school,
MISS Polly Hodge, 90 years of
esr, died ~ The residence Of Mr.. +.
Il >'lbhln~, ~ Bingham township,
ines ~, Aug l2lh.
a Tree uial of Prof. Harris
I'a>Har treatment for nervon. and
''N>ia "%chlii,y in mvn can be had
lileI> lsrmcdy Co, st. Louis,
M
" had Tie pleasure If NEE,
. u - + ~IIt,,z, a representa-
y" %" .>'uny >r'tth. . ii ~s,-clas,
ter ntf,t, published al Atlanta
7" Va IN our town Monday
! ad>haw. col, It Year,
Alcked IL thc3rit If The
>g. i>f Saturday ny a mule
a1i ron its effects Sunday
.''allptnvd in Chapel Hill town
,sl
~ y. ". Herring, Mission
'!'' 't1ua preached a very fine
& ~. 4 IT, a iargc congregation a
%1'tftt>t church las, Sunday ut |
" tom the text Looking unit,
Jesus
Pie revival services nj the New
i'"H Methodist church, 3 mile
- Of town, closed last Saturday
~ Ie'rn that there were fitlee,
VERSIONS, and ten accession t,
,Aurch
Married, July 3lst, at his res:
re ~ Virginia, by +. WHARF,
y Mr.. w II. Whiting, ct Yves
'sala, TO Miss Sallie Il. Curri.
3'i-htcr Of Rev. A. Currie, OF o,
Ie county
-Oal farmers who want to rails
r crops OF Grain and Grass o
peer aud, should read the adyer,is,
of'' u THIS issue OF Orckilla Guam,
l"e'', >nead & Co., Richmon,
"a Importers.
$1,000 POUNDS FLUE IRON.
Ne>srs. Taylor & Parish, Hill
I, are manufacturing II
4S'' Iues OF all sizes. Send the,
.nr orders, and they will guaran,e
''''c'ion as TO work and price.
'oAEl HONRY!l HONEY!
nave a tine lot Of fresh Hone
~ 'aAen from the hives, that | wi
AZ l. IL cents per poun,
n4S now before i, is all sold. Ca
my ba'ness shop.
JOSIAH TURNER.
u worms change the compile
'hey have a tendency TO des,rc
VIAL energies tina, sus,sin an
hea',h and life; therefor
ne first Indication of worms. a,
I'A'>'er Shriner's Indian Ye,mifup
'a'e by W. A. Hayes, Druegi.
The mos, delicate persons e
'aSlrg EMoRY's LITTLE c
,"iic PILLS, they restore colo
. wholesome appetite, pn, ne
~ broken down ho6v thov a
,e,. 10 take and their action
mud. Druggists sell them.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1884-08-23

Last Tuesday morning about 2
oc'ock: a bailding owned by Mrs
Charles White and occupied by some
of the Bingham school cadets AS a
messing club, was discovered to he
on fire. The building was eapidly
consumed. The insurance had ex.
pircd, and the loss is estimated at
81 1000.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1884-08-23
Select Boarding & Dny
tSchOOl tor Young La
dice md Little Girls,
HILLSBORO, y. c.

TIME MISSES NASH AND MISS
i KOLLOCk will resume the eNer.
cises of their School on Friday, Isl. OF
August. 1884. and chose them the 18th
Of December TO Weeks.I
Circulars sent on application.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1884-08-23
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
r AND FOR SALE.


r AND FOR SALE.
| offer tor sale a nice little farm of 81
acres. one and onr-fOurth miles south Of
Hill>bu1o. The place is we'll improved
and has :; dwelling III five rooms and
all necessary outliouscs. Terms reason-
able.
also have n secondhand Jersey
Wagon. nearly as good rs new, for sale
cheap.
J.. r.. JONES.
AUGUST 2l. 1884.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1884-08-23

$685.. Wv
$500.
-4." l1rh.) onn Insertion.
e.ch subsequent insertion
nrr -quarc.
-caac Notice. 6 weeks. cash,
"lrn payment ! della! cd foI
.-...H. ;.".o".
sLo embellishments 10 cents per
81. IH,or yii; not be responsible
~oi correspondents.
easements and COMMUNICATIONS
rt-oIt in by Wednesday u each
f.,I ser i put TO press on Thurs
.,. It il may be SER, Though the
Friday.
IA -flle only newspaper published
ar.a1c County. and every citizen Of
ta1ntv should take it and cncour-
.t, publication.
to this office. at once. notices of
r,irrc-. deaths, accidents. &c, i'm fact
r.tha!g Of interest, and we will take
,-t,r- in publishing. 1t Is tire desire
~ Editor OF this paper to publish a
~. County newspaper.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1884-08-23

COUNTY TREASURER.
will be in Hillsboro every Satur-
dav. LIST Monday in each month, an!
on all public days.
Nj. l.. EFLAND,
County Treasurer.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1884-08-23

AMI SAI4E.
IL
BY virtue Of an order Of the Superior
Court of Orange County to me issued
as Commissioner in the case Of Evans
Turner and wife VS.. X. n. Hall. wife
and others, l will sell TO the highest
bidder abduction. ON the premises. on
saturday the 3Oth day OF August. 1884,
the tract of land in said County on Flat
river. adjoining the lands 81 Mrs. Ellen
X. Nichols. x. Wilson. j. n. Hall.
David Robert, u and others, containing
50 acre more or less. Mrs. Ellen X.
Nichols has dover on Onc-third Of said
land
Terms One-thirl cash. balance in II
months with interest at = per cent. from
day of safe Tltle reserved until pur-
rhasc money i paid.
This 18th day of July. 1884.
EVANS TURNER.
Commissioner.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1884-08-23
. DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that | have
this day qualified as Administrator OF
.Abner Lewis. deceased. be..rr The
Clerk OF the Superior Court OF Orange
County. All persons having claims
a~rains, the estate will therefore present
them in the time prescribed oy law. and
all persons i.rlebied ~ the SINE viii
make prompt payment. This 9Th day
OF June. 1874.
JOSEPH c. WEBBx
Administrator.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1884-08-23

@0 We need the little amounts
due US for Subscription. Try 10
bake 1t convenient 10 pay Us when
you come TO the County Convention.