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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-17
wrsTCuEsTER COUNTY.

HASTINGS While Charles French, Patrick Casey and
Mlhael Ryan were examining the walls IN Shaft No. IL
81 Inc new aqueduct, after blast Thursday, large
stone Weighing five tons, crushed Ryan to death aud
broke FTenchs left arm and leg ana also fractured Ill
skull.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-17

Ask your physician as to the merits OF Liquid
Brpnd or Pure Malt Extract mic for building up e
debilitated system. Physician. recOmmehdit uiBsts
snd erocers keen It.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-17
sovLRrIGN PArs rLUCNY sTRUGGLE.
TONY ToSstR CArrtHtS THE SELLING EA'H-
TIiiED Day OF HE PINLICO RACES.

1880. ,....., q, ,t.r,rr- ing sr,,rNc pACr-
'''' ,,. 49,. .,,. ,,,,. r,,,,,,,, y,cr.
-, ,ir . ...r ..
BhLT!NoEI, V't. lo.-lH'ic was niue" sur
prise today 10 the IIn'Ico course VIC" loy fo'''
captured the selling race "ud mere "Hch sovereign fA'
aliurcd the heat ra,c from Pontiac. The WunoS oi
the day were Poutco, East Lynne Tony Foster Soy
crtisn Pat and queen Esther. The stccpcch"so was
only va!a1yer
he uiHl I'''' 'o' p'''' Va F'''' W. r." "" " ''
90, ,,, -, ,i. ,,.i p,ptt.o ,nIuoy ION.
inc ''''""''- ''..' W. Wv r. 80, ,,.'. 60.
Eor!c1ia' Ainoi io-l I'9'''''' '''''' ''-' o''''
i-bcptnrd loiJ; II,Nool Anderson, 100; and Mli"
,r,'. ,ns, p,ntc, WIS tI, fayorttc AT 90 to $50
'"'i''' i'''. w.. 80, - o., ~. al sto
Tor Milc. SO Tor B'rdcAlh' FlV I"I ''''' ""' Nv
for the field TIC betting vas 10 . on Pontico, TO
... ,;u.c F., t,t ,.,t.t i,p,i. ,,l-r I To AGAINST
"s"'''' '''.'' ~ ~ 900 -, -, -.
I-tC.a, - TO against l.A"""H' ana ~ 10 against
Starting The start was good with Elkwood in front.
r,li,,.c .cr,ud Mile tlr! Poatico fourth. statu.
rftl dad EstIclI last Down the humeaiI'tch Iohuco
,ic front closely fllowcd b., I..hwood but the
ill coca~ stable colt finished "H e'"J "h"rr ''"-''
IN from, ot ilkwO1d scconI Millic thId. limo l'J-
Mutual. paid - -.
Tue second was inc Nf''' ''"N''' I'' MINUS '"'''
wear. old y miles The starters were Last Lynne JMe
tnutlnD; Mammcc OIcatouj aud Uurcst tO.Hcy. last
i'-''' ,-i,., ..,n .,,.,,,,., .tn r.r t.,r.s,.r
Lynne was ''' l'a "'''' '' '''"0
50 FOR Ma.incc. Tie betting was 10 On Last Lynne
-, =, ,,,iust Ture,t ami : To | AGAINST Maumcc.
Last Lynne Guis1cd an easy winner. Unrest sccopd'
Maumco last. Time . 81. Mutual, paid - 10
Tie hiId sclias race OF . niles, Tor all agc'
-. 100 The following started: Apaco,tl g. Rat
I.,, roo, I,rp C. q. uvslop. 90; Tony Fo.tcr u,
:, .,t,, nm. Ut,I,,u ~ Williams o., aud
j. Mclaughlin llVl' "''M'"'l ", "',''''' '' az"
roonm %, Arnohl. lo'. "'''H.' "'' '"' CO" III '"o
rols a 80 TO ST. rOlonia $40 for John G. aud -
80, . 1t nm. hating was = In > ugaust HirdaaiI.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-17

Because it yitalizea the blood, carrying
health % ach organ why ParkeTs Tonic cures 50 many
ParEer's Hair BGsa,n always gives satisfaction.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-17
THE GIANT MONUMENT FUND.
RAG IMPORTERS HAPPY

The rag importers have been in cOnsuta-,
ton with The Quarantine Commissioners and Health
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-17

first Race Seven furong heats-Grcenicld $50,
pnrrh SO Elmcndort $50. aud Colonel Ciara $50.
s,cDng Rdcc-Ecccuc Stakrs-Dewdrnp SluO silver
Gland S3l, Wiuffed $40. The Bard SIS, Boss VII.
third -Brcckenridee stakes-Nsnda TlfO, No-
lsntc 500 Richmond SOL. aud LongVicw Sil.
Tourfb E1cr-Frrc Handicap Sweepstakes Il miles
Farewell lJ Long Knight 81, Bessie and Unrest each
$40 ENIGMA S3G, and Valet S23. 1890
EjGG Pncc-Bowie Stakes, mcs-Fosloral SlJJ, Fact
I yunc $3.50 Bob Miles Sl20 and Rapido $40.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-12-20
MISCELLANEOUS SPORTS.

Frank Hesrld announces his Willingness
to meet any heavyweight, bar John SUI
Ivan, for any amount TO q fnish.
DR.. Charles s. Page, 9 Boston physician
rays that the best OF outdoor exercise ia
running in 9 go-asyou-p.ease style at q
dog trot.
Columbia College students in New York
are e~ndeayoring to gain tue cooperation
of students Of Other colleges In oreapi,:pU
3 toboggan club and building q slide.
Paragraphsar are frequently published stst.
ing thar 0'Leary, Weston, or some other
long-distance pedestFiAR, has during his
career, walked 30, 60a miles, or 10000
IileS, az 10000 miles. But all these
tramps are but snAils ard laggards when
compared with Cornelius Seaman. Q track,
walker Of Section %, New York. Lake
Erie and Western Railroad, who is said to
have walked la miles per day for 81 Years,
. total of 1880 miles.
John I. sGlEvsn has not vel msds
definite arrangement. for his trip around
the world.
". + Dillingham;. Louisville, KY, has
purchased from James 1 ,ng b Son, George
town. Ky, the tvo-ysaf-old Sly Ida
Wilkes BY RetoAkey dam BY Mambrino
King. and the brown yearlinR FLY Auns
B, BY Petoekey, dan by Jim Monroe.
The price for the two was $1,000.
Al THE Mobile races on December 1 the
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-12-20
SPORTING.
BASE BALL NOTES.

Frank Bancroft will manage the RocheG'
ter Club next year.
The Athletic Club will have six pitchers
next season, 80 tbs said.
1t is said that Louisville will probaly
present Mclaughlin to Seaman.
Pipknsy, Porter, and Mcclellan have
signed contracts with Brooklyn for next
season.
Clements basjust put his name to a con
tract for next season With the Philadelphia
Club.
With Irwin and Jack Farrell on the
Philadelphia team, Bastisn never will be
missed.
Manager Sharsig got Ted Keanedy's
signature to q contract FOR mex. season last
week.
Mr. Wimsn thinks that a stronger base
ball association can be organized than any
now in e~xistsnce.
Jim Q'Rourks has turned against base.
ball since the $4,000 limit was passed, and
he has gone to study law.
Charley Mason says the Athletic Club of
next season will be the strongest batting
team ever seen in Philadelphia.
Charles Mason, of the Athletic manage.
ment, has not sold out his interest in that
club, and has no Intention of so doing.
Harry Wright says that he will Lave
Wood, Casey and Mcclure, Of lie Detroit
Club, with the PhiladHl-cnias next year.
The hnS:..ers about a fight between the
league and Association see a challenge
tor " a in every move made by either body.
Mike Seaman, of the Nationals. is pleased
over the acquisition of Houck, and says
he would not trade him of for any other
short-stop in the profession.
Won der Abe did not think Doian worth
the trouble of q blacklist, and would not
give HIM the notoriety which such action
would bring that player, and he will play
Lucas club next season.
Jack Farrell, Of the Providence Club,
will play second for the Philsdelphiss,
Denny Of the same club will cover third
base for Lucas Club, and Gilligan will
play behind the bat for Harry Wright
President Byrne, Of the Brooklyn Club,
allowed Orr and Rosemsn to be thrown on
the market and at the same tine he re-
members that by 9 little arrangement made
two months ago these players are pledged
to him.
James Mutrie, Of the New York Com.
binstion at New Orleans, snd Chris Won
der Abe, manager Of the St. Louis Cham
had q wager Of $3.50 on the result
Of the seTies Of game In New Orleans.
Won der Abe won. The result was un-
to Mntrie and he renewed the
for the preliminary season in April.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-12-20

past." says the historian, Rawlinscn, retet-
r,nO h he beauties OF Babylon ito core
template the present condition OF these =
~csities, we are at first struck with astonlan-
ment Of the small traces which remain OF
40 vast and wonderful e metropolis. The
broad walls of Babylon are utterly blower
down. God has swept il with the bosom OF
destruction"
One cannot help wondering why the use
of the bosom should have been abandoned.
As we gaze upon the former site OF Baby
lon we are forcedto admit that the new Le'
som sweeps clean. On Its old site no crutnb-
ling arches 70 broken columns are tfJund
TO indicate her former beauty. Here and
there huge heaps of debris alone ID dicate
that her goddess wealth and wicked, selfish
indoleut, enervaing, ephemsral poInp rose
and defed the supreme laws to which the
bIoatsd, selfish millionaire and the hard.
handed, hungry lsborer alike ulust bow
sud they are dust to-day.
Babylon has fallen. / do not say this
in q sensational way or to deprecate the
v value of real estate there, but from actual
o observation, and after q full investigation
I assert without fear of successful contra
dietion that Babylon has seen her best
DAYS. Hor boomlet is busted, and, to use
q political phrase, her oriental hide Is on
the Chsldesn fence.
Such is life. We enter upon it relue-
family; we wade through it doubtfully, and
die at last tImidly. How we Americans do
blow about what we can do before break
fast, and yet even in our own brief history
how We have demonstrated what q little
thing the common twolegged man is. BE
rises up rapidly to acquire much wealth,
and if be delays about goirg to Canada
he goes to Sing Sing. and and We for
got about him. There are lots of mod
ern Babylonians in New York city to,
6sy, ard if it were my business 1 would
call their attention to it. The assertion
that gold will procure all things has heen
80 common and so poulsr that too many
consider first the bank account and after
that honor, home, religion, humanity and
common decency. Even some Of the
churches have fallen into the notion that
first comes the tall church, then the debt
and mortgage, the ice cresm socisble and
the kingdom of heaven. Cash AID Chris
tisnity 90 hand in hand sometimes, but
Christianity ought not to confer respecta
biity on anybody who comes into the
church to purchase it.
Itiren think of the closing appeal OF the
old preacher. who was more earnest than
refined perhaps, and in winding up BIZ
bret N on the Christian hfe, said
"a man may lose all bis wealth and ge
poor and hungry, and still recover, he ma.
lose his health and come down close to lht
dark stream and still get well again, bu
when he loses his immortal soul, it is gooC
bye John"
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-12-20
NEW UPHOLSTERY.

V1orhpl1er % SON,
AanuiIstarsr s Of Mstt1ssss, Pillows.
Cushions, &c,
Nesa Mas Main Street, Centre Wheeling,
AlbT ads Of Furniture repaired and Upholstery
- promptly and satisfactorily done. orders -
" led. mal0c
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-12-20

bay horse Rody Boy, by Silent Frined, who
is blind in one eyer, bolted and ran into
the three,quarter pole, hurting himself
severely, aud 30 seriously ~ipjuring his
Jockey, Shelby Barnes, that he had to be
taken to the port hospital.
The stable Of the late William q. Van
derbilt 10 the most complete in appoint
ment of any in the country, the building
alone having cost over $4,000.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-12-20
rHE ExQUErs lsAsrLtA

The ilfanta TssbsIlsis the elder sister q
King Allosso Married to the Count Of
Gregsndt, abe has been q Eidowfor fifteen
years She is one Of tie most charming
women in Spain. Yen viii be esptivated
by her genial gracs and viii be no more
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1885-11-21

The Milton 4dcerttser says j:
The Hlllsboro mail-rider failed TO
each here on the regular day, one
day last week, and gave as his ex-
cuse that "a rabbit crossed the road
in front OF him while on his way
here and he turned back" He be
lleved that some awful calamity
would befall him if he proceeded, in
face of this warming. Wonder ii
the Postofice Department makes
allowance for superstition among
their employees rive also won
der what the poor fellow would
have done, il, while on his return
to Hillsboro, another rabbit had
crossed the road In front OF him ?
We imagine that he would have
stopped long enough to take another
drink ED. OBSERVER.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1885-11-21
Mr. w Poupo q son Of OI

Mr.. w. J. Pogue, a Q of our
townsman, Mr.. E. II. Pogue, pro-
prietor Of the Occoneechee House,
was married to Miss Mamie Fannie
Moore, at Wilmington, y. c., on
the 10th inst. Mr.. and Mrs. Pogue
are on a bridal tour to New Or
leans. We offer our congratula-
tons and best wishes for a long,
happy and prosperous married lite.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1885-11-21

WHITE Cross. CRAxG 60,

@O-D
nr. Editor Our school ia dis
trict No. 81, closed last Thursday.
1t was taught BY Mr.. Weldon An
drews, a very worthy young man.
and the way his pupils acted showed
that the teacher bad done his duty.
The speaking of the pupils was very
good. A large crowd attended tie
closing exercises, aud a string Band
furnished music. There was a
plenty OF something good to eat for
all present, and the occasion was a
pleasant one. In conclusion, let me
advise the parents of the children OF
this district to keep Mr. Andrews as
a teacher, tor he is "the right mar
in the right place" f.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1885-11-21
BOOTS AND y

One OF the best and largest stocks
of Boots and Shoes in North Caro-
lima. We can give you as good
value in Mems, Women's and Chi
dren's Shoes as any house in the
State. We are opening new lines
OF these goods every day.
{. M, PARKS. .
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1885-11-21
= 4 Il Is s.

receives every week a Few line of
Cloaks, Millinery aud Dress Goods.
Something new and attractive
every day.
Two,horse dray is kept busy from
morning until night bringing new
goods.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1885-11-21

I'D - ~ 4LAO
HAYES DRUG STORE.-@
Keep your hogs ont of the
streets.
-Pe,eon County Superior Court
uegt week.
DO Won. value intelligence in
vour family Buy Museum"
Major John ". Graham and
A. W. Graham attended court at
Caswejl the pass week.
Miss Mary Ruffin Smith, aged
r., died at her residence near Chapel
/ I'LL, Friday, Nov. 18th.
A business lot in Durham 4Ox
I 60 feet was sold under mortgage re-
Gently for $500, and was bought
by our townsman, Mr.. James A.
\ Check.
-Ncssrs. y. G.. L. Patterson,
Thos. W. Patterson and Sidney C..
Patterson have qualified as Execu-
tors Of the last VIII and Tesla ment of
the late Pew. II. A. Patterson. See
notice.
Died, on Saturday. Nov. 18th,
at her home 4 miles north Of town,
Mrs Sarah Tinnin, aged IS. She
was buried 1t Emo church Monday.
n Mrs. Tiurin was the mother of our
~.tnas Tnos. y Tinnin ESQ
If parents Knew that convul-
.ions. G,s r,r were ra;scd NV
,rnrm. gnaw;n. II n. vi,al. Of ,he
KIN .anv VOW. yoal, ra,nav a,
once Siriner's Indian yerniiune
is ms. the thin. Price % cents a
bottle.
n.,.,,ov T,rn.~ h,,;,c
"ll -, o.. nr,a,
,,NIT4 VIZ " ''"r ''''"'"
"''' w. A'I rI '%''' ''N 's a?n
To,'n 49,, =: 8 r
arar,a a.,I n.n,a.r a,
Wv, It,,;lE"rr ~. a. EI,;1 TzJa,
~ '.
'"''1''I!' soy -'' - 'E'S
"een S'' ai',' Y f "',r'''>
from ''>."1'' I!'>'.' - w. Wv ,
'o"''~ @
p''yr,. '''', ' w.,
-" wynn, "''t w
tH'N'" ~ '"',' =" o''' '"e
N'''' -" '"''">N'>'" cay
Mr.. water ~ l'"'rrS'H says
l.At he NIl!'t, 4 T." &.:}S z ;' "'"t
! diversity Htlti"iI, = Fey 81 ""I
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1885-11-21

You will find at the Bazaar, Fresl.
Large Hominy, Grits, Buck Wheat
Flour, Cream Cheese, California SUI
gar Cured Shoulders, and fine small
Sugar Cured Hams.
PARKS.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1885-11-21

He who adds a new and valua.
BILE book to his library, increases the
means of personal enjoyment, the
attractions of home and power to
accomplish good for himself and
others. History affords a broader
field, for We Judge the future by the
past, and we look to history for this
retrospect. The Museum Of An
tiquity" gives all attractive accoun,
of the socia! lite of the Greeks and
Romans, the colossal remains of the
Temple Of Egypt, and the marvel.
Gus ruins Of our Bible cities Nine.
veh and Babylon.
Persons known to The editor, and
Of unimppechable vefscity, fccom.
mend this book, and they do 80
after reading it. Read 1t, and you
will endorse it. Fathers, get /. to
keep ynt,r sons al home and out oil
dissipation. Did yon ever see read
ing good books make a drunkard ?
Heading makes a full man, and con-
verSa,ion a ready man.
Call on the editor for further In
formation.
Z. S. Ask the Agent for Family
Bibles.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1885-11-21

The children of the late w.
Brown Gordon, have had erected a
very handsome monument over their
fathers grave in our town cemetery.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1885-11-21
PARKS.

Just received \ new and full
'.a1 OF Saddles and Harness, which
wi. be sold very low. 1t viii pay
a"E one to call and examine my
Is, Harness and Saddle repair.
'4a done at SNORT notice.
JOSIAH TURNER,
'Hadd.er, Hillsboro, n. G.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1885-11-21
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

y f''",
!:*%:ac rut.i';r! ~ Executions of the
ia~' y. j.. ANT testament OF Richard \.
i'ut'"-.,->. We hereby give notice To all
pr!-'.> :y.vilI claims against said rs
tat..tp ptr*nu: then within one year
from t.. ttalr or This notice will be
pt.;Nt il! 'tr of recovery. and all per
s03% indebted - said estate are request
ed to make payment and save costs.
This 18Th Gay1ot Nov, 1885.
y. G. l.. PATTERSON.
THGS. ". PATTERSON.
SIDNEY {. PATTERSON,
Executors.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1885-11-21

Why do you believe the Bible i?
Museum" gives you ,aany facts
which are beyond credulity.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1885-11-21
TO

Will furnish merchants samples Tor
their customers 10 select from at loves
Wholesale Piece Prices. Any length
cut ut am price.
Merchants can buy of us Styles en-
tirelr different from those carried oy
REGULAR wholesale houses.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1885-11-21

The North Carolina Confer
ence Of ;ne NJ. +. Church, South,
Will NEE, at Charlotte next Wednes-
day, 18th inst.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1885-11-21

CANT BE BEAT.-The new Hats
and Bonne,s at Mrs. Taylor's Mil
liuery Store. Faucy Feathers aud
Plumes, and all the novelties in Mil
iinery. Just received a new line of
Zephyr Goods and Jerseys, Stylish
Neckwear, New Jewelry, Gloves,
Notions, Wooden and TiDsel Laces
ter Millinery and Dressmaking,
Dress Trimmings, &c. Also, a new
and beautiful line Of Ladies' Hand
Pockets. She is constantly adding
to her stock just such goods as she
knows will please her customers.
Satisfaction as 10 styles and prices
guaranteed at Mrs. Taylor's Mil
lluery Store.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1885-11-21
NJ O L | G L :.
IN

Fv virtue of an order rendered in the
Superior Court of Orange county. in the
ease of \. j. Gordon, Administrator OF
w. B. Gordon. deceased, against Emma
Sncad and others. | will offer for sale to
the highest bidder at public auction for
cash. at the court house door in the
town OF Hillsboro. on Monday the 9TH
day OF December, 1885, Il tract Of land
whereof the3late W. B. Gordon died
seized. situated in Orange county. west
of llillsboro. OH the north side of the
Mount Willing road. adjoining the lands
OF ID. {. Parks. Haywood Beverley and
Lucy X. Gordon and supposed to con-
tain about forty-tive acres.
This 18th day of November. 1885.
\. j. GORDON.
Administrator and Commissioner.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1885-11-21

Boots and Shoes a specially at the
Bazaar this Fall.
PARKS.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1885-11-21
I L. II. {. PARIS.


Having qualified as Administrator
upon the estate Of Harvey Rou.Iree.
deceased. ! hereby give notice to all
persons having claims against the estate
- frc-ent them {" me properly anthem
lated Oh or before Oct. 7th. l--f. or
Tile notice wiIi&e plead III bar Of re
e.Tsrv all prr-on- owing -aid estate
ate requested - make payment and
s4ro 91-:s. lh.> 81 lay 81 Oct. ls35.
GEO. c. RAY,
Administrator.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1885-11-21
stDAR GROVE ACADEMY,
=
MALE AND FEMALE
GEO. G. RAY,
Administrator

SESSIONS open the Second Monday in
January aud .Inly of each year. Terms
acr Session 81 tise months English
Course Sl21 - $3.50.
T. tfla--ir-l course. 81.
Music With .-e of Instrument, $3.50.
Roar! pe- moi III. $500.
address 3. c. PATTON, Principal,
5EoTe, Orange Co, ;. {.
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What il This new book ? "Mu-
scum Of Anriqnlty."
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YOUR FRIF Nd.
J.

CTAIE OF NORTH CAROLINA.>
- ORANGE COUNTY.
Superior Court, Oct. 81, 1885.
john [. Hart, Admir- Of Fred. W. Will
liaps.
Iguinst
Caroline Reeves and others heirs-1t-
law.
NOTICE.
The object of this action is Ia make
real estate assctsIfcr the of
/ dcbts-R"hrrt Williams. Franklin Will
llams and William Williams sons Of SUI
san Williams. decd, infants for whom
+. {. Thompson is appointed guardian
cd titan, and who reside in county,
State Of Mississippi, are notified To APP
pear before me on December llth. 1855,
and show cause if any they have why
an order should not be- granted for sale
OF the lands for the above purposes.
PRIDE JONES.
Clerk Superior Court.
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TEACHERS

TINE TEACHERS COURSE at tn
University has been organized,
For information concerning ii, address
President Kemp L. Battle. Chapel Hill.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1885-11-21

No. 16-Daily, except sunday.
Leave Goldsboro 40 y. ~
Arrive Raleigh Los a. III.
Leave Raleigh 2.40 a. M.
Al. Greensboro 1875 a. IN.
No. 50-Conntcts at Salisbury for AL
points on the W. \. G. Il. r.. and at
Charlotte with a. & Airline tor all
points III the South and>Southwest.
No. 52-Connccts at Charlotte with
c.. G. & \. r. r. for All points South
and Southeast. and witi@A. & c. Air
Line tor al points south.
\. W. \. {. RAILROAD.
Come SOUTH. No. 80. No. D.
Daily Daily.
LIZ. Greensboro 1915 pm 9,45 am
Ar. herner5yjIle ll.l3 pm 1910 am
Ar. Salem ll.57 pm ll.23 AIN
GOING NORTH. No: 81. No. 50.
Leave Salem 200 pm 7.20am
Ar. kernersville 7.35 pm 80 am
u, Greensboro $40 pm $50 am
BUFFET SLEEPING AIRS WITHOUT
CHANGE
on trains 30 and d. between New York
and Atlanta. and between Raleigh and
Asheyille.
Through Pullman Sleepers on Trains
- and 53. between Washington and
Augusta, ami Dankillc ana Richmond
and Washington and New Orleans.
IS Through Tickets on sale n Greens
horo. Raleigh. GoIdShoro. Salisbury anG
Charlotte for all points South. South.
west. West, North and East. For Eni
grant rates 70 Louisiana. Texas. -Arkan,
,aS and the southwest. address
4. /. KINkS. N. SLAUGHTER
II Y. Z. 4 Gen. Gen. Pas.engel
Manager, Agent,
Richmond, Va.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1885-11-21

Bird hunters are now having
fine sport.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1885-11-21
WAGONS.

New lot of Old Hickory Wagons
at reduced prices, at
PARKS.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1885-11-21
GALE OF REAL ESTATE.

By virtue Of 4 decree of the Superior
Count If Orange county ! will sell at
IL" 't'rt house door in Hillsboro, on
hrf31v- Dec mhcr. It'll lSs5. the lands
ot he late Calvin +. Smith. ro-wit One
'rae. "n the waters ~ McGowen's
creeh, adjoining the land Of II. /.
filod. Jo-eIh Hamilton, George A.
#iker and oiher4. containing ninety
'Nt at-rc- more or les.
Term .: sale onc-:hird cash. me
third In Xix and ruc-thir1 III twelve
month ho4.l and security Tor deferred
payments. rfAervjng title until the full
pa ipeut Is made.
This iih 6ay 40 November. 1855.
SAMUEL +. SMITH,
Administrator and Commissioned.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1885-11-21
COUNTY, OBSERVER.

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