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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-09-18
DOUBTFUL OHIO.

Political authorities differ as to Ohio, and
that is because no one knows how that State
will vote at the coming election. lntelh-
gent Democrats concede that Ohio is Re
publican State, and that on a square pull
between the two great parties, with no side
issue to create diversion, the State would
be Republican on full vote. Republican
politicians claim, of course, that the State
is Republican under the circumstances sug-
gested above. But men Of both parties
think they see in the situation this year ele-
ments Of doubt aud uncertsinty-aud they
are about right.
The question Of sumptuary legislation is
going to WELD quiet yet powerful influence
at the polls. Those who oppose the revival
of the spirit Of the Blue Laws Of Connect
cut are wide awake and in earnest 1t is
claimed that very respectable sum Of
money-$l6O0OO to be exsct-hss been
contributed by those interested in the brew
ing interest to influence the verdict in that
State. On the other hand, The wool inter
est is great power in Ohio, and it is pull
ing in the opposite direction from beer. 1t
is question which of these interests is the
stronger one. There are still other COM
pications in Ohio each of which viii have
influence. All Of which goes to
show that Ohio is doubtful and
will so remain until the close Of the polls on
the 18th proximo To those Who are In
cined to bet this State presents q pretty
even csse--although the Republican side is
rather the safer one.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-09-18
TIE POLITICAL TOOrS.

Mr.. BLAINE presendS not to be in the least
disturbed BY the damaging letters given to
che public by Messrs, MULLrGAN and FISHER,
He says that there is not a word in the let
ters which is not entirely consistent with the
most scrupulous integrity and honor Like
Mr.. TOors, he regards them as not of the
slightest consequence" There are still
vast number of people in the United States
who cannot be brought to agree with Mr.
BrANE's peculiar notions of integrity and
honor. but will rather be inclined to look
upon these letters as of the greatest conse
uueDce
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-09-18
CAMPAIGN HUMoR.

Mr.. st John carries cloves in his vest
pocket. An investigation is in order.-Troy
Press.
fit costs $500, 900 to Save Maine, how
much will it take to rescue lows?-Louis-
vile CourierJournsl.
Mr.. Tilden viii please write that letter
indorsing the ticket before the banks all
elose.-Milwsukee Journal.
In less than two months from now the
Republicans will be dolefully explaining
how it happeued.-IndianaPOlis Sentinel
A false report was telegrsphed last night
that Ben Butler had dropped dead. When
Ben drops we viii know it.-Cincinnsti
TimeS-Star.
When Blaine arrives in Ohio he will pro
baby try to explain to the Germans that
Prohibition is local ISSUE or words to that
ehect.-0msha Herald.
Bob Blaine initiated his magnetic papa
and lodged the constitutional amendment
Was be also afraid that q vote on the ques-
ton would be construed as nationalizing
the issue.-Boston Post.
Joint discussions ofthe tariff question on
the stump would greatly assist in driving
the average votor crazy; and when voter
is crazy he always votes for Ben Butler
De has been doing it in Massachusetts, for
years.-New Orleans Pieayune.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-09-18

to have any effect TO bis
prejudice, in the presence Of the accumulst-
ing evidence that he is with the people and
for the people in every principle in which
public iterests are involved
With the workingmen his popularity can
no longer be questioned, for they have al
ready, whether as individuals or as organi-
cations, demonstrated the hesrtiest DISPOSE
ton Of majority Ofahem to support him.
The few who are at present inclined to
favor BUTLER viii no doubt experience
change Of sentiment before election day.,
For it is being proved as the campaign pro-
crosses that BrrLERis blatant demagogue
who was never the friend Of labor and cam
not be trusted to make a new departure in
that matter at this time Of life, and
with his Golfers, bursting with,
the big tees he has received from monoPo-
lists and corporations As to the Irish
American element, recourse TO the fiction
that it has fallen from the Democratic faith
has been abandoned.
The people can be depended upon now
that they have given themselves to the study
Of the subject to form correct estimate
Of the several candidates that are in the
field. They csnnOa fail to recognize in
GROVER CLEvELANDShe unmistakable signs
of purity and force Of character, as we'll
as an answering devotion to Democratic
principles, that are complete guarantee
of his fitness for the Chief Mag'stracy OF
the Republic, and an assurance that ne wfat-
discharge the duties of the Office with scru-
pulOus honesty, unfaiEng industry, and,
which is most important without permitting
himselft to be either the slave ofhis own am
bitiou, or the dupe Of ciques corporations
or designing men Of any kind. They GER
tainly cannot find any such guaranty in the
recc rds or character of either BLAINE or
BUTLER.
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THIS Is WRONG.

The county has house in which the in
irm-those who are unable to support
themselves-sre kept. 1t is a good and
comfortable house, located in a healthy sec
ton OF the county and on a productive
farm. There are large number Of these
unfortunate poor and Of the number there
are enough children to Gil school room.
1t is as much the duty Of the county to ed
ucate these children and try to make them
intelligent and useful citizens as it
is to feed. and clothe them. This
duty the county is neglecting. The
Commissioners, whose duty it is to furnish
a teacher to these children at the expense
ofthe people of the whole county, have
shamefully neglected their duty in this re-
gard; and the burden Of educating thi
horde of paupers has been shouldered on
the people of the school district at Elm
Grove. The people of that district seriously
object to having this burden, which proper
ly belongs to the people Of the whole coun-
ty, being placed upon them; and they still
more seriously object to association
in the school room Of some
of these unfortunate creatures with Their
children, for the reason that seldom win
ter passes without some contagious diseasf
making its appearance among them-and
for other reasons.
We submit that ii is the duty Of Mr.
GEosGE woODs, the Commissioner Of Tria
delphia District to lay this matter be
fore the Board of which he is an influential
member and of which he is president, and
with as little delay see that this serious in
Justice to large and worthy body of hi
constituents is removed. We further cal
the attention of each and every member o.
the Board Of Commissioners to this matter
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-09-18
A GLANCE AT THE SITUATION,

1t is palpable to ordinary intelligence
that Mr.. CLEyELASDs prospects are i'm,
proving from day to day, while his OpPon-
ents campaign is going from bad to worse.
The sdherents Of Mr.. BLAINE began with a
noisy declaration Of wnfare, but already
they have been forced to assume the de-
teusive, and have, at that. very little success
in Psrrying the smashing blows that strike
at the verv core OF their candidates tar
nished reputation.
Mr.. CLEVELAND, on the contrary, stands
unasssiled upon any point touching his in
tegrity and the idle stories rejecting upon
his attitude in relation to the labor ques-
Son, civil service reform and other issues
ihs. arc before Ire people have ceased
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withdraw Blaine.

Blaine should now Withdraw from the
head OF the Republican ticket. If he hesi
tates to do so. he should be put off the ticket
and GIL honest candidate, ike Edmunds or
Conklfng, should be substituted in his place
The change might not now save the cleo
lion for the Republicans. But it would al
least save the honor Of their party and re-
rieve them from the disgrace Of having
sought to place branded corruptionist in
me high Office to which they twice elected
Abraham Lincoln.
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DON'T BET.

Oue who signs himself "a Democrat
asks the REGISTER if il will be safe to bet OF
West Virginia going DemOcrahciu October?
The REGISTER answers: In its judgment
it will be entirely safe to do so-that is as
safe as to bet on any other game Of chance.
But it is immoral to oct, and illegal as well
A man who bets and loses, deserves his
loss, because he is violating both moral
and a statutory law. Don't bet ON elections
or ANYTHING else.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-09-18
a. AII.r.d n.tof HAIR Mi,lion dollars.

An Alleged Bet OF Hair Million Dollars.
Srass r. Reriar.
v. c, Place. general manager Of the Pr
mas Atlas Gold and Silver mining Company
at Las Vegas, N. NJ, and Charles N. Shan
non. of the Hughes { shannon copper
works at Clifton, have made the largest
bet on the result Of the Presidential tslsction
thus far on record Mr.. Place bet q new
mill, recently erected at cost Of $4,000,
and all the companys mines and property,
including the mercantile establishment, all
valued at 100000, against Hughes 4
Shsnnon's copper property. valued at $780,
900. The necessary papers have been
.msde out ana pisced4.ip the hands Of a
stakeholder, pending the result of~the cleo
finn
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-09-18
Notice of Appointments.

DY APPOINTMENT OF THE DEMOCRATIC
ID State Executive Committee, Hon. Alfred CAld'
well, candidate for Attorney General, and Hon. NJ.
T. Frame candidate for Presidential elector for the
First Congressional District will speak at the TEL
lowing places:
Phiiippi Barbour county, Saturday, September
%, at 2p.m m.
Beverly, DandOlph county, Monday, September
p at p. M.
BuckhannOn or Centreville, Upshur county, We'd
uesdsy, September "a, at p. IN.
Braxton Court House, Friday, Sep EN- 'er &c, at
p. m.
Frames Mill, Saturday, September 81, at 2 p. NJ.
LumberpOrt, Monday, September %, at 2 p. m.
Gennville, Gilmer county, Tuesday, September
30, a. 2 p. IN.
Arnoldsburg, Calhoun county, Wednesday, Oc-
iober ], at p. m, and Spencer, Roane county,
Thursday, October 2, at Up. m. sells
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COUNTY SURVEYOR
NJ. T. CARR

GOOD AND PURE GOVERNMENT
LIES AT THE FOUNDATION OF THE
PROGRESS AND PROSPERITY OF
EVERY COMMUNITY" - GROVER
CLEVELAND.
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Will the People Elect such a Man:
New York Tins.

There is no longer any question of the
corruption OF Mr.. Blaine. The only ques
,ion that remains open is. Will the Amer,
lean people elect this corrupt man TO be
President2 Will they adopt this peddler Of
his official trusts. this cringing, tortuous,
cowardly triekster as the Chief Executive OF
the United States, their representative be,
fore other nations2 There is nothing new
in the light thrown upon Mr.. Blaiues rec
ord, but there would be something absolute
" new in the spectacle of such man in the
Presidential office.
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DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
EoR PRESIDENT,
GROVER CLEVELAND,
OF New York.
ToR vICx PRKsrDENr,
THOMAS A. HENDRICKS
OF Indiana.
PRESIDENTIAL ELECrOss Ar.LARaE
n. R LUCAS,
OF Jeiersoa County.
JOHN J. DAVIS,
OF Harrison County.
DISTRICT ELEcroRS
Mt. FRAME,
OF Ohio County.
R.F. MARTIN,
OF Taylor County.
JOHN W. HARRIS,
OF Greenbrier County.
CHARLES & HOGG,
OF Mason County.
FOR CONGRESS.
First District,
JOHN BRANNON.
Second District,
WILLIAM l. WILSON,
Third District,
C.P. SNYDER
Fourth District,
EUsrACE GIBSON.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-09-18
Deceived by Fisher.
Me- York 7, ibpas.

The great fact which the new letters
established is that Mr. Blaine was the victim
of Warren Fisher, deceived by him from
the start, induced to involve himself and
his friends in an undertaking in which they
all suffered, crippled By the refusal Of Fisher
to keep his word, persuaded when disaster
came to borrow money for the enterprise
upon his personal credit, and finally left in
the lurch by his protested friend, who res
soned that Mr. Blaine, being public man
could never afford to demand what was
Justly due to him, for fear of scandal
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Hon. n. S. Walkers Appointments.

ZION HENRY S. WALKER WILL ADDRESS
i the poop c at the following times and places:
VIII cling, September 20.
Weston, September -.
Cameron, September 81.
Gsnvil!c, October !.
RraXtOu Court HouS4, Ocioher2
Nicholas Court House, October 3.
Union, Octobey6 6.
BY order OF the Democratic State Executive Com
nitiee sela
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THE MULLIGAN-FIsHER SCANDAL.
"Burn This"
Y Y Herald.

When Blaine asked Fisher for a certiti
cate of character in 1876 he very obigingly
wrote out the certificate he wanted in order
that there might be no mistake. and dwell.
upon the urgency of his speedy return
Furthermore he added to the letter in which
he begged for this very great favor the
words burn this letter.
Well the whole correspondence has beer
burned, but unfortunately for Blaine, it has
been burned deep into his character. IL
brands him ss tricky and dishonest man
and as one who did not hesitate to prosti
tute his official position whenever he saw
ANYTHING to his own advantage.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-09-18

1t is announced that Mrs. Belvs Lock
wood intends to hazs--kcr cabinet msds,a.
Ia pompsdcuf, cut bias, with seven rows of
kDifeplaiting down the front and jabot OF
lace, with ruchings of Scotch null
and pink bows around the neck.-Spring-
field Union.
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DIED.

McAECHEN-On Tuesday, September i6, 1884,
nj O'Clock p. m, at her late residence, two miles
below BenWood Marshall county, Mrs. SIDNEY NC
MECHES, wife Of the late David McMeehen, in the
SD year Of her age.
Funeral from the residence Of her son, c. c. Nc
Meehen, below BenwOod, this Thursday afternoon
at o'clock. Internent private.
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APPoINTM ENTS.
Hon, E. W, Wilson'S appointments.

HON. z. WILLIS WILSON, DEMOCRATIC
III candidate for Governor, win address the citi-
zsns Of West Virginia at the following times and
places:
Hancock county, Fairview, "Wednesday, ssPtem.
Der Il, p. m.
wetzel county, New Martinsvils, Thursday, Sep
TENDER IS, p, IN.
Tyler county, Middlebourne, Friday, September
Piesssan;s county, St. Marys, Saturday, September
Wit county, Elizabeth, Monday, September %,
Up. N.
ROans county, Spencer, Tuesday, September %,
Jpn.
Jackson county, Ripley, Wednesday, September
Mason county, Point Pleasant, Friday, September
Putnam county, Winfield, Saturday, September
wsyne county. Wayne C. H., Monday September
%, p m.
Kanawba county, Coalburgb, Tuesday, Septem-
Der 20, p. M.
Ranawha county, Charleston, Wednesday, octo-
Der l, and 7S0 p. m.
Rome county, Madison, Friday October 8, l p. m.
Lincoln county, Hamlin, Tuesday, October Z,
p. m.
Kanawha county, Maiden, Wednesday, October s,
K Kanawha county, Coal Valley, Thursday, October
3, pm.
Fsyetts county, Austen, Friday, October 10,
Nicholas county, Nichohs C. H., Monday, October
10, II q. IN.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-09-18
DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET.

GOVERNOR,
E. WILLIS WILSON.
OF KEnAHha County.
AUDITOR,
PATRICK +. DUFFEY,
OF Webster County.
TREASURES,
WILLIAM T. THOMPSON,
OF Csbeu County.
ATTORNEY GENERAL,
ALFRED CALDWELL,
OF Ohio County.
sUPERISrESDENr or SCHOOLS,
B. S. MORGAN,
OF MonORgSlia County.
SUPREME CoUET,
A. c. SNYDER,
OF Gresabrier County.
SAMUEL WOODS,
OF Barbour County.
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DEMOCRATIC COUNTY TICKET.

STATE SENATOR,
J B. SONMERvILLE
HOUSE, OF pSLEsArKA
ROBERT WHITE,
WILLIAM MYI.ES
EDw ARD ROBERTSON,
JOHN J. JACOB, JR.
sHERIFy.
WILLIAM c. HANDLAN.
CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT.
JOHN ". MITCHELL.
CLERK OF The COUNTY coUEr.
GEORGE HOOK.
PROSECUTING ATTORNEY.
LEWIS s. JORDAN.
ASSESSOR CITY DISTRICT.
r. II. PHILLIPS
ASSESSOR COUNTRY DISTRICT.
NOAH ZANE
COUNTY SURVEYOR
NJ. T. CARR
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-09-18
MARRIED.

TRr LangdOn's City Butter Crackers.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-09-18

10 bar buggy, piano box and canopy top. Equire
o. H0BER LUKE. seisq
VI AHTED-C CARRIER B0YsL APPLY AT
w this Office between the honis OF four and six
O'Clock to-day. seiSq
VNOR PENTHOUSE WITH THREE ROOMS
IN Possession given immedate.y. Call ut No
l4.6 Market teet up Stair. seiSq
lSOR RENT-FIvE-ROU HOUSE ON
IL Twelfth street. Enquire nj 1912 Main street.
EOR SALE CREAP--MY STORE AT LEATH-
IL erwood village. JOHN McHEERY. sele4d
NYoTICE-IQUOR DEALERS AND SALOON
IN ket pers requested not to sell any iutox-
icating liquors to Thos. II. Arnold.
= SeI7o MRS. MARY ARNOLD.
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NEW ApYrRriseMEars.

i.0R SALE CHEAP--TIMKIN SPRING SIDE
bar buggy. piano box and canopy top ELquire
IoBERI LUKE. seisq
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1884-10-04
SUPERIOR COURT

The Fall Term Of Orange Superb
or Court commenced Mosdsy u
10 1.2 o'clock, Judge Phillips on the
bench. The Solicitor who VA uns-
bic to attend on scoount Of sickness.
wa represented BY bis son, Mr.. Il.
C. Strud wick. The following per.
sons were drawn and sworn -
Grand Jurors tor the Term: Thos.
]. Oldham, Foreman Robert J.
Taylor, Jsnes w. Bacon, A. J. Dur
hsu, Wesley Compton, B. H. Bell,
Thomas. J. Harris, Henry J. Tboup-
son, Thomas A. Fssoette, Hinton
TilIsy. Joha Dodson, L. w. Hall,
John r Whitaker, Tbos. F. bod
son, z. A. CLARK, Thoa J.. Cates.
Jos. s. Murray and Sampel II. Jor.
dan. Judge Phillips then delivered
HE charge 70 tho Grand Jury, .aher
which The Solisitor procsedsdto call
over The Stats Docket, and disposed
Of the tQllo1rh1r:
SAT-. &. Ado.nhss 1ehsson, col f;
assault and battery ksasy $500
and eoe<a
saate:ys. Henry Hepsob, %. /; ,.r.
eeny ; plea OF guilty ; jadgmest sss.
pended upon 'psy9sni Of ooets.
State - Abssm. Hoffman, col ;
larceny ; guilty Il yss's in the pen.
s'.t+ vs.: js6u Bailey; ripe. The
prisoner Was srrAtgned and the jury
sworn. II C. Strudwick, Janes A,
Graham, S. H. Webb and A. W.
Graham, for the State, and Graham
d Ruin for the prisoner. The
State offered - . witness Jeanette
Bailey, who, s,nce the time the rape
is said to have been committed, bad
married Bailey under durcss. The
defence objected TO her testimony
on the ground that she was the wife
OF Bailey. The Court held that the
woman was not . competent witness
under the circumstances, aud . YER.
dict Of DOT guilty was allowed to be
entered.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1884-10-04
ALI who heard the discussion

ALL who heard the discussion
here Tdesdsy between York and
Scales must admit that it was . glo-
rious victory for Scales. We had
heard ths. York didn't hesitate to
toll things he didn't believe, but we
had no idea that hs told 20 many of
them. Mr.. John Moriug announced
himself . candidate for Congress,
but rsfased to explain his position
Gen. w. r. Cox announced that he
was , candidate for reelection to
Congress. aud said il would afford
him much pleasure on some future
occasion to address his friends in
this county, Hon. Josiah Turner
announced himself ~ . candidate tol
Congress, and tho speaking wa.
brought to 4. close.
The WILMINGTON Star has On
tered upon It's eighteenth year. Il
is an able journal, aud 10 the onl,
daily aswspsper in tho State tina
has ever made money enough t
keep it running tor 90 long . time
Long may it continue TO be 10 brigh
and nevsy.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1884-10-04

IT 1s the 6rst duty Of . we'll.
meaning American citizen 70 select
IN iuoorrupt and i~neorrspsibls man
to govern this nstios.
A reform = seeded. p
a reform,n denaaded.
Two cakdid.tes aee bsio'e the
Americas people.
A good penectas, -.
And ) bad Esrsbiiosn according
TO Republicso ,sltimanI. +. r..
And when Republicans say . Re.
publican 10 bad, you may know
lie is1bad sure enough.
Cleveland has . clean record "a .
public Official;
Blaine ~ . public man 10 convict.
ed Of corruption. beyond question:
Cleveland has. displayed stability
Of jadgmsnt throughout his Official
oareer;
Blaiae has been brilliant, err..io
sod de6eisful.
Clovelsud can be trssted.
Blaine cannot.
Lot zach voter think of these mat.
tors and sot - becomes . patriotic
citizen.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1884-10-04

At the opening OF the State
Exposition 1t Raleigh, "wednesday.
October 1st, Gov. Jarvis made the
address of welcome. After the ad-
dress of Senator Hawley. Presiden.
Primrose OF the State Exposition,
made some, briet remarks in which
be declared the Expes;tion formally
opened. All the bands then played
the "Old North State" The demon.
strations OF applause we're remark
able. Gov. Jarvis and Gen. Hawley
then turned The steam on the great
engines, and the North Carolina
State Exposition became 40 ac.u.
slity.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1884-10-04
STATE NEWS.

The Presbyterian Synod met ..
Winston, Oct. LIST
d.. Allen Gnun, q promiDen. ply
stefan OF Yanceyville. Caswell coun
", died last week.
There will be over 200 varieties
Of fish y the State Exposition from
different parts Of the State.
The tobacco crop of Western
NORTH Carolina is eaid 10 be the
largest ever known in tina, part of
the s.ale
Durham Reporter The a . of
the State 70. Reuben Barbee, charged
With placing distractions on the
railroad track, was decided yes,er-
day in the magistrates cour, by the
[1isoharge OF Nj. Barbee, the court
refusing to bind.
Plt,sboro Home: The capital
teaae against ,hillasd tor the murder
of his own child ended in his attor-
lneys submitting 10 . verde, Of man.
slasgh:er, and the case did not reach
tts jury. He wa. seut to the peni.
Tertiary tor ten years.
f. Pntsboro Record : On last Mon.
day , cQiQred mans cabin was burnt
ny on the plsn,s,ion OF NJ. k,cbsrd
Morris, of Baldwin towuship,. and in
It were burnt Two children, one Of
them fatally aud the other is in a
Fsfitioal condition. It 10 ,he same
old tale Of the parents going of to
their work and leaving little chill.
dren alone in the house, and one Of
them oatchisg on FIRE. ):
Raleigh News snd Observer: The
Homer corps of cadets will b here
Oct. Is, II and IL. l, 10 . very 6ne
body Of Young men.-Yes,erday
Peace Institute had 1873 Students
The 6sh exhibi, by the agricultu.
raj department is very complete,
AID cost $4,000. II will a,,rsc. e..
peo'al NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. H. Will
hanson, colored, has returned after
aStrip in several western counties IN
the interest OF the coior-d peoples
show At the exposition. He said 10
. reporter 'ha. he was deeply graft.
fed At the interest shown and felt
proud 10 b. able TO say that his race
would do itself credit --RaIsigb
can show up no less than nineteen
papers.-Rev. T. NJ. Jones, prin.
ciIa' Of Greensboro Female College.
will bring s4I his pupils here during
The Exposition.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1884-10-04
GALE OF VALUABLE LAM

On Monday. Oct. 9Th. 1884 nnd
der ofthe Superior Conr, in the CIV. %.
John X. Berr, And Others, CT part % o.
tition for Sale Of Land Tor rfe-
among the hein Of Thomas p.E1.'oa
will offer for sale the tract OF I.rS.l
which ne lived. tsnbjec, o the Ins %
allotted to Elizabeth Berry, ~lv;r.e
the waters Of Lick Creek and 6ousa %
Thomas King ; on the south bv n @, y
Walters, VIM. Darlington and h.i,.
VIM. Gates /; on the west hy B. c. W.,
tiers and Martha Brown and on ~
north by Jane Rim'.'er. Jno. r. B.r
and Doc Blalock. containing three hn.
dred and thirty-three acres. MOI. "
less. W
Terms of sale One hundred do,,.~
cash. and balance In six. twelve ana
eighteen months, with intere., f,n~
day of tale. This Sept. eth. lss4.
JNO. w. GRAHAM.
Commissioner