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The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1884-04-04

The river Is on the rise.
Caucus to-morrow Saturday at ! >. nj.
We nominate WIN H. Smith for assessor.
d. Lynch returned from Iowa last week.
s~eversio f our farmers viii SOW 4 faw acres Of barley
this year.
Box elder sssd only % cents per pound At Hum
phsey Bros.
III. Rose took n aberdeen last Tuesday on con-
test business,
Mr.. sqaares and family have moved onto Mr..
Wheeler place.
VIM. n. Dollar stopped 4 few minutes in Rondcll
last Sunday on his way % his claim.
Those Who stay away from the cancus fo-n,orrow
need moi come around afterward whining and feeling
dissatisfied.
The bachelors Association i no more. The pleas
ant reunions VIII long be remembered.
Rondell population i rapidly on the Increase
Robert I.ove rtpofss the arrival of young danghte,
at his house this week. Next.
Hiram Alien took his departure last Sunday fol
Alma. Wis, and viii spend the summer II The sm-
piOy Of the NI'ssisSippiiogging company.
Beggs' remedies, such IS Cherry Cough Syrup
Blood Purifiers and Appedzers, arc the very best in
the merket. For sale BY Humphrey Bros,
Farmers arc all busy dragging 81 seeding. W
arc informed by the oldest settlers that the grouns
contains more moisture now than ever before. Thi
Is another criterion ofan excellent crop.
The county commissioners have finally done an &c
of justice - organizing the county into t~ownships
4 MErM tH ~ .|M HsUMW ..U 4<N
The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1884-04-04

-Afoot Of snow fell in Wisconsin, April LIST.
Aberdeen NV aFtesian well is down 70
feet.
The best Soc tea ever sold in the city at
Bidtness & Huseby's.
Farmers have been busy dragging the past
week and many have commenced seeding.
Well buckets, best made, for soc at Hub.
bHd's.
IF you want TO buy or sell land, it viii Ply
you to consult A. Green q Co, at the Office of
the Warner Sun.
Mails of all kinds at Hubbard's,
The next meeting of the Ladies' Aid sJoiety
win be held on Thursday next, at 2 pm, at the
residence of Mrs Turner.
New lot of cook stoves coming for Hubbard.
"A complsts stock of groceries at lowest
prices at Bidtness q Hussby's.
The state board of grain inspectors viii
hold a public meeting in Aberdeen on Monday
evening to hear complaints against railroad and
elevator companies.
well chains and ropes st Hubbard's.
Our enterprising merchant, N. /. Gilbert,
10 now giving sample bottles Of that excellent
medicine. Raggss cAAsyc gysa5. FREE OF
CHARGE. This is done simply to prove what il
win do. rs is also warlanting every bottle sold
to give perfect satisfaction. Call for a samnIe
bottle.
The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1884-04-04

A caucus of the electors of Warner
township (gchool townshipNo, 23)nwi1l
be held in Che Warner school house on
Saturday, April 9th, 1884, at 6 pm,
for the purpose of nominating town.
ship officers for the ensuing year lis
follows; Three supervisors, clerk,
treasurer, assessor, two justices, two
constableS and roads Oyerseers. Also
for the transaction of such other bust
ness as may legally come before the
caucus. BY Order Of Committee.
Warner, Oak, March ~, 1854.
The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1884-04-04
EUNBTAMS.
School commences Monday.
Bolts, all sizes, at Eubbard's.

School commences Monday.
Bolts, all sizes, at Eubbard's.
GID. sherwin has returned from Duluth.
ANOTHER change in the railroad time table.
Save, hammers and wrenches at Hubbard's.
G. MulholaDd Of WATERFOWL aaa in town
yesterday.
a 8. Chesebro seeded three acres to wheat
last Tuesday.
Attend the caucus tomorrow afternoon
At 6 o'clock.
-wm. Flick and family returned Wednesday
from Minnesota.
w. D. Fisher and bride arrived in Warner
Saturday morning.
New stock of dry goods Just received at
Bidtness & Husaby's.
John Riley has returned from Wisconsin
With q carlo d Of effects.
-Th9se new Holland and Norwegian herrings
at Gilbert's are splendid appetizers.
j. @. Townsend returned Saturday evening
after spending the winter in Michigan.
The Groton Daily Eaglei is the latest journal
istic venture. Such enterprise merits success.
John Hansen, the painter, has returned
from Wisconsin and viii bo in Warner next
week.
-Bidtness & Huseby have received a large
stock Of boots and shoes, rubbers and rubber
boots.
j. w. Elliot returned yesterday from a visit
10 Michigan. Mrs. Elliot remained because of
III health.
Picket pins, swivals ard picket rope at
Hubbard's.
ID. H. johnson has retired from the manage
ment of Getman & Smiths farm and removed to
Mr.. Dingman's place.
TO REYT--Forty acres of wheat land, all
ready for seeding, situated three miles south of
Warner. Inquire at this Office.
Nov IS the time to clear your premises of
she winters accumulation Of refuse, and thus
possibly prevent sickness in your family.
We have $50 acres OF land for sale, four
niles east d Warner, 80 acres brokea, for $3.50.
A. GREEN & Co.
DIR. Jennings has erected a stable in rear of W.
r. Kingston's lumber shed, in order to facilitate
the cropping off hundred acres on his tree claim
-Tnware cheap as ever at Hubbard's.
EMr. Smith, Of the firm Of Getuan & Smith,
arrived Saturday from Syracuse, n. T., to sup
.srintead the firms extensive farming interests
here.
-Thos. ghsnIey is back after spending the
Binteg ia Michigan and taking unto himself q
rife. Mrs. Stanley win arrive in a few days
Congratulations.
MIR Morrow Of Rudolph was in town We'd
aesday ard informs Us that his town is enjoying
s gsnuins DOOM rnrss or r0ur immigrant cars
coming ii daily.
We will sell 100 acres Of goodIand, ten acres
r0ksa, Is range 67, for $50.
The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1884-04-04
A. GRKEs 4 Co,
Office with the Warner EUx

"a DEnee WITH TIE WaFGer DIN.
.-At an election he'd il Edmunds county on
March 18th, the people voted down prohibition
81 q snejosity Of IA. The vote stood, license,
"a, prohibition lzS.
-Hubbsra has : good stock a hoes and
garden rakes.
ar ne esugus tomorrow egening We hope
ID zee q large attendance, in order that the
ticket nomina3ed Hsy be composed Of the yery
ss nnstexial ia ths township.
We Eo6es ) great n.any people calling for
gs Chasry Copgh Syrup. n. !. Gilbert i
giving sanpie bottles fires. Every bottle il
xsrrrd Pies, &c and 81.
Eey. Mr. Bsasdt preached last Sunday Ehas
he bis farewell sermon il Warner
;As IL neee ng 81 the conferences this week, the
hssssDd gfnsp snticiFates Icing appointed
y 4 asw I'd * labor.
-plop hammers snd enyils 1t Hubhard's.
moocasia crsek was higher the first Of the
nasa asf;ax any parsoa Tor years, but i
now snteding, On Tuesday mon and Teams
wsss Il work preventing the approaches 70 The
bridge psst Of 2 from being washed awsy.
I'VE hxss for sale i half section Of land (s2O
2nzsz fhfss miiiss sast Of the Jshsss River, tor
4z.0o8. A. GnKEx 4 co.
oascs With tie Warner sUS.
Il oavise all Who are suffering with coughs,
pola< weak lungs, ETC., N try Beges' Cherry
exfnH. IL II 55eund IL give aatiefact;ou. Al wa
The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1884-04-04
HLOODY RIoTISG IN CINCINNATI
rs Killed and $50 Wounded During
Three DAYS of Mob Rule. :

Friday, Saturday and Sunday nights, Cinoin-
natl was the scene of the bloodlest riuting ever
witnessed in the United States since the draft
riots in New York. The immediate cause wa
the light sentence imposed upon Bernier, a self
confessed and brutal murderer. Public feeling
frst made itself manifest in an indignation meet
ing held by the soberer class of citizens, 10 frame
an appeal to tho Legislature to make tie laws eff
feotiye and life more SECURE, and the more i'm
p~ulsiYo and hopeless class, urged by wild desire
to take the law into their W hands and avenge
the failure Of justice, rushed to the jail to make
sure of the twenty-five other murderers confined
there and DrsciPitated the bloody doiDgs.
Upon arrival at the jail the mob was repulsed
by militia already concentrated there, aud losing
several of their numbers in the intellectual "a
tempt, they apparently became crazed. Next
rushing to the county buildings, where the Ber-
nier trial was held, and apparently hating the
inanimate structure for the traversty of justice
enacted within its halls, they delivered it to the
flames.
Mad passions now held sway, and for three
days the streets of Cincinnati rang with volleys
from the soldiers, revolver shots from the mob,
and the frenzied shrieks of The wounded and
dying. Tointensify the horror, thieves and rob-
bers, with an idea of securing plumber, pillaged
many portions of the city and added fuel to the
flames of passion.
During the three bloody days, seventy-fve
persons are known to have been killed and one
hundred and fifty wounded, many of the latter
fatally. Militia pouring in from all parts Of tie
state reduced the city to apparent security, but
fresh outbreaks are still feared, as it is charged
that the troops fred upon several occasins with
out sufficient proyoCation,
While no possible contingency can justify mob
law, the outbreak in Cincinnati is attributable to
indignation at the laxness Of the criminal laws
and corruption of the courts.
The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1884-04-04

LINCOLN, Ill, Jan. 80.--At a meeting held
here by prominent railway passenger agents and
citizens contemplating removal to Dakota,
twenty-five cars were engaged 80 leave here on
the 26th prox. One hundred and twenty-eight
persons viii constitute the party.
The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1884-04-04
Township Cancns.

A caucus of the Iectors Of Rondefl TOWNSHIP, win
Be held AZ the store Of Humphrey Bros, in RondeIi.
D.Ia on Saturday, April ah, 1884, at ? O'Clock pm.
Tor the purpose Of nomIuating township officers. to be
voted for on Apti1cth, for the ensuing wear. as fol-
lows 3 supervisors, one OF which shall be designated
as chairman . I clerk 1 treasurer; I assessor I ) ius-
nces 2 constables; 2 road overseers and i oycrseer Of
poor. Also Tor the transaction Of such other business
as may properly come befose the meeting.
PkR OkpRR CsTIzEKs.
Rondell. Oak, March ao, 1884.
The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1884-04-04
RONDEIL.

NOTICED. Humphrey Is orr authorized agent
at Rondeil to receive subscriptions and advertising
for The SuR. Such business intrlisted to his care
will receive prompt attention
The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1884-04-04

&C. r. Ballard has rented and removed to Get
man d Smiths extensive farm east Of town,
where he will crop 800 acres.
The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1884-04-04

Following is d list of letters remaining I'M
called for at the postofice at Warner, Oak, for
the month ending March 81, 1884:
Sullivan, VIM. TyrOn, Mrs. E. l.,
Saul, Lewie.
Parties calling for above letters please say
aadFertised." N. I. GILBERT, Pm.
The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1884-04-04

WARNER MARKETS Wheat, No. !, zoe -four
per cwt., 81. 60 (; feed per cwt., 81 80 salt pork
per ID, SIC hams per ID, l5c lard per ID, l5c;
butter per ID, 25c; chez. e per ID, zoe; eggs per
doz, 15c; coal per ton, $7.C0 to IS.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1884-01-05
SPECIAL.
HOPE TO GET INTO THE NEW

T HOPE TO GET INTO THE NEW
Store by the last OF this month Jan.
uarr) have been at q very heavy
expense getting this house fitted up
tor convenience 0! ny self and Gus
toners. 1t Will be one of the mos,
convenient as we'll as one OF the
handsomest ard most substantial
s,orehouses in North Carolina. |
viii need every cent tina; is due me
on the books aud otherwise, 10 start
it off. | hope every one tia. owes
me, no matter how small the amount,
will come in and pay up q, once, to
enable mt to he'p you another year.
/ need your help now.
6. n. PARKS.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1884-01-05

- young ladies gave a Leap
Year Party" at the residence of Dr..
T. J. Wilson last Monday night.
Invitations were sent TO the Young
gentlemen FROM the young ladies' re.
guessing the pleasure d their com.
pany, and at the proper time the
ladies called for the gentlemen with
conveyances. By9 o'clock a dozen
or more happy couples with origh.
and smiling faces indicated the sue
cess Of the party. The Supper was
an excellent one and was hugely en-
joyed, and the music aud singing by
the young ladies' very highly apfreci-
a,cd. TO DR.. Wilson aud his good
wife, and to the young ladies who
contributed so much to our enjoy.
ment, we return our thanks. May
the year 1884 be a happy and pleas
art Que to all Of them.
just before Christmas, as a
token Of their esteem, tue employees
on the Pee Dee Dam at Rocking
ham in Richmond county, presented
MIR. w. B. Gordon, of Hillsboro,
with an elegant gold headed cane.
Col. w. l.. Steele made the prcscn-
,ation speech, to which MI. Gordon
replied in an appropriate way. Mr..
g. has erected some very large cot
ton factories and mill dams in Rich
mond county. lie is a first-class
workman.
"A most enjoyable event was
the Christmas Tree festival OF the
Sunday School children Of st. MAJ
the~'s Episcopal church at the female
academy school house on Thursday,
Dec 9th. \ good number of peo-
pie gathered there, old and young,
ard the pupils OF the schOOl and
their parents, and uany friends FROM
nlhr, denominations. The little ones
~er. made happy by the presents
and all enjoyed the occasion.
- Lu'e =, ~ 1..yhte. OF NJ.
JULIA l., ..h. |'at 1t me ,nsidence OF
w. T. Gordon, near I.'isbpro, las,
Saturday. Funeral services took
place from .he Methodist church
Sunday afternoon.
-Parchcd ami swollen lips ind,
cate Worms. Shriner's Indian Yer
mitnye will destroy and eject these
detc-,ab'c creatures from the intes
/, tines, thus restoring the child Il
health aud beauty. For sale by w
4. Hayes, Druggist.
During the holidays the weathc
Was warm. On Wednesday last i
commenced TO get cold, and Thurs
day was very cold and windy.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1884-01-05
DON'T GIVE UP.

Tile chances are all IN your .tnror.
Thousands Of cases Of Consumption,
Ca,arrh, Neuralgia. rheumatism,
Bronchitis, and ether chronic dis
ca>cs-s"me of Il most painful aud
desperate char3c,er-.have been cured
in the last thirteen years hy Com
pound Oxygen. If You are a SUIT
icr,r from any disease which your
physician has failed to relieve, don,
despair. Write TO Drs. S,arkey &
Paltn. 100 Girard Street, Philadel-
l,hia, giving them a clear s'a,emen,
OF your case, and ask an opinlo" As
10 your chances of recovery under
their new Nitalizing Treatment. u
~W cost you nothing, Us thy make
no charge for constitution. Accom-.
psnying their reply you will receive
such documentary evidence of then
honorable character as physicians
and such direct and emphatic test
mony in regard to what Compound
Oxygen has done and is dong fol
suffering humanity, that you viii bt
able to decide for yourseI, the ques
ton whether or LOT to put faith il
them and the new remedy which
they are SO widely dispensing.
Ii, however, you do not wish t
consult them at present, drop = pos
tai card and ask them 10 send yo,
their Treatise On Compound Oxy
gen. From this you will gain a!
the information required TO get al
i%nlciligen, idea Of the nature ard &C
ton of this new remedy for chronic
diseases, and SO be able to Judge 10
beneficial in your case, as it ha
Leen in thousands OF others. SEE
advertisement, in this-paper.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1884-01-05

~ Pay your subscription, and
We will thank You.
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RATES

,,,,u one wear, $JO.UO.
On I,mn !. :. 5000.
Jit' :. $500.
n,e .anare. Zone 1nch-) m insertion
I AMI for each snbs~4uent insertion
,otentS per square.
Notices. 6 weeks. cash,
.ln. and when payment !, delayed 1oi
months. $1,000.
:xLocal ,evcrti-cmcntslo cents pcr
fue. 80,
u Editor will not DC rtspohsib'e
view, of correspondents.
Advertisements and
,,n.t hc sent t. =, Wednesday OF cAch
week.
The payer i, put I" rr"ss on liintS-
,lav so that il may be- sent through t''e
mails on Friday.
Tl,i- j. the only newspaper published
On Orange County. and every rItizen OF
.h. tounfv should take 1t and o
agc it publication.
>cnl 10 this office. at once. notices OF
marriages. deaths, accidents. &C.. in fact
eycrv,!nuy Of interest. and we will take
,,,.l.ar. il, publishing. 1t Is the desire
n(,h. Editor Of this paper to publish Il
tr,,-cla-. County newspaper.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1884-01-05

y great many people feel them
selves gradually failing. They don't
Aho" just what is the matter bu,
'hey suffer from combine alton of IN,
aese'ioable aches and pains, which
each month seem TO grow worse.
ue only sure remedy known tina,
"'' eoun,eract this feeling and re-
nno'e perfect health is Browns Iron
"s'ers, by rapid assimilation i,
pu''hes the blood, drives ont dis.
ase' gives health and strength to
L,.ery portion reached by, the circu-
10y system, renew wasted tissues
restores robust health and
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1884-01-05

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Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1884-01-05

CHAPEL HILL DoIs.-Mr. S. r
Thompson died Dec Goth, after an
illness of a few days.
Tony jenkins, col, raised % IL
bushels o: wheat and 10 barrels OF
corn on one acre of land.
Mr.. D. NcCanley killed his pet
pig one day last week weight $40
pounds.
Mr.. Rufin Cheek, merchant, is
closing out bis stock Of goods a,
auction.
Rev. I. a. Stone, formerly in
charge Of the Hil.sboro Circuit of
the Methodist church, was married
at M~ocksvilIe, recently, TO Miss Liz,
zie D.. Spencer.
Mr.. Loudon A. Whi,ted, one of
the most successful colored teachers
IN the county, and Miss Emma Tay-
Tor, Of Chapel Hill, were united in
marriage at the last named place by
Rev. DR.. Jeffrles, Thursday evening,
Dec. goth, 1888. Our best wishes.
Mr.. c. NJ. Parks bias something
to say to his customers and friends.
Read it.
The Misses Nash AMI Miss kol-
lock viii esun The exercises OF
their school Feb. Isl. See adver-
tisemcnt.
Mr.. A. / Phillips and wife, OF
Chicago, are visiting the mother OF
Mr.. Phillips. We thank Mr.. i. for
late Northern papers.
See notice OF Sheriff 5 sab.
20 Pay your Subscription, and
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1.-THE OFFICE OF THE OR
AEGE COUNTY OBSERVER
IS ON CHUKTON ST, OVER
HAYES DRUG STORE II,

Ii.t - 'EN
Lea ~"
christmas and ire hoiIdays
ras.t1 =" P'e'y
The "nnly ','''hi'iss'"he's VIII
mce' IN rcgn'ar session M"n1ay'
The prisoners IN jail were yea,
r3 ,aa,u,l,v dlnrr Christmas l>
III, StcriN
We hca, spue talk t hay rg
lo,k boxes tor cur p%ns,otficc. IL,
MS ha,, them.
s.,,l u. any local news YOU
la,. and hcI:, ~ 10 malc oar l.arc,
more interesting.
u. Io,, c,,;, has -.
,,,.
-Nr n,,,, ~ S,n,h Carolina
,,,ho. .t H.. Thom.. u.l,,,.,L
,;.;,a1 ~. 3.,,L,.r h.,. Christian,
,,,
u,h his own hand.
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Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1884-01-05

tfrtif,t,.i. AIT.
y v.T:G. - ) ,arttS..- -xe-use.! b.
: - Il. Ri'er l,.I Mary r.. Riley hl.
=. - f"ift. toxlcr AND recorded
Il t. y. Inie~ 40. In th- nfirs. 81
: - = 8! ih+tis 81 Orange county. {
$50. :" Ia. iii.tIc-t tiIaler AT th.
49, I 80 is..' ~ ii,lt-ton,. on Nor
-. J tn..-sy Eth. .@>s. Tie lnilow.nx
.s- s,i~ j .r,tt .. ias4J. IN 'tac county nr
.. - s'.i >tstT ci *arth Carolina.
i - Ia. aa!e-s 81 seven Nile
tf-u - ai"ta5,lg liz iausl, IL t;~orgc
AT. ~. ...r ~~,,tti,. VIM. X. I~ft.fnp.rn
The aest, Catherine iis~,cr on the
-. ~. ia. frofEi. br tia. great Toa,i
-. .:lg . Green-tb,r". ght .arne being
ia. i4lli I'll ah.etl liz: .aisi Riley and
wife nov 1--we. containing iorty-fye
acfes more 81 lass. Terms OF sale, Cash.
This -:l. iay cf December, lss3.
LEWIS BoGGS
=. r. FORREST,
Assignee
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1884-01-05
DRIVATE BOARDING HOUSE.

The undersigned can accommodate
several persons with good table board
and comfortable rouan-. When Won
come TO i~iiI!at~-o. ct!l on NE. .ntl |
will eHdraf / - make won comfortable
at s small cost.
Mrs. PRISCILLA Pou +.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1884-01-05
CTATE OF NORTH CAROLIEA.1
ORANGE COUNTY.
SUPERIOR COURT,
Dec. 31St, 1888.


James w. Riley, Administrator Of Cope
land Riley. Us.
Nathaniel Riley, Martha J. +. w. Riley,
Quinten Riley, Jane h. IIarkcy. Jas.
X. Riley. Sarah Riley. Rosa ID. Riley,
Henrietta y. Riley and Charles Riley.
heirs OF John w. Riley. Susrn Riley.
I tornciia \. Riley and Tho,. ". Riley.
heir>,o OF Thomas ". Riley, deceased
In this cause it appears to the salts
faction OF The court. that the heirs OF
john w. Riley, deceased. to-Nit sarah
f.. Ilarkey ana hel husband -- llar-
key. .Jamt> il. Riley. sarah Riley, Rosa
ID. Riley. Henrietta y. Riley aiui Cha.
Riley ue necessary partly 70 tlle pro
credln9-. ANA are iioi-rl>ltrilts OF the
State, it i, therefore o1lebcl ths,t piibli-
cation bc mace iii the ,HANGE COUNTY
OBSERVER. y newspaper published in
the town OF liiil~boro. ior' six successive
weeks columauGlnI Me sad npn-re>i-
dent defendants to be AM alpcar before
the Clerk OF the Superior Court for o.
ange county at his office in liillShorn on
the 3tl. dav of Narrh.IS>l. t" plead, all
>Nrr or dcmur to the complaint li'cd or
judgment viii he rtnl~tsr.trr .c!iri
! ,!crnam!eai in sall conn ltint.
W!tn -: Pride J"nes. Clerk 0: the
Superior Court o.. Orange c"nnty. TIT
3l>t December. l>S3.
PRIDE JONES.
Clerk superior Cot.rt.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1884-01-05
o. select ISOar<IinE * Day
.ichool tor Young La
dies and Little Girls.
I.iLLSBORO, n. c.

THF MISSES NASH AND Miss
/ kOLLotn ~!li .euIIe The .xer-
,i>e- oi their >choo! on Friday. ! I OF
February. l-s4. an clo@e them III / til
OF June ~ weeks
Circulars sent on aYp..Nl.on.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Szg1+<FtEEF,S SALE.

Sz141ReIEF"'S SALE.
10y VIRTUE Or THE FOLLOW
- ing executions to me dirrcteIfrOm
the Clerks OF the Superior Courts of Or
anye and Durham counties respectively.
in the following cases to-Wit: No. Gi-
Il. =. StravEn'n "rt! others V. The
State University Railroad Company.
and John l.. Markham vs.. W. II. Hicks
and William Stanly.l shall sell for cash
t" tn" highest bidder III the court house
door III iii'lsboro or
MONDAY. FEB. 4rII. 1874.
the following property to-Wit
l.. The property. rights and franchise
of the state University Railroad Com
lany situated and htin- in Orange
county. and rum, ing from University
Station to the town of Chapel Hill.
II. William Stauly's reminder of the
homestead. or r"ver>ionarv Interest ~
homestead. laiL oil to HIM sept. Nth.
1883. adjoining lands of Samuel Couch.
John Couch. W. a.. ~S,rayl1orn and
others. containing so acres molr OF
less.
All TO satisfy above executions and
costs.
This 2nd day OF IAN, 1854.
JOHN X. HUGHES.
Sheriff of Orange County.