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Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1886-07-10
GALE OF LAND.

SALE OF LAND
On Monday. August 9th. 1856. in obe-
dience TO judgment of Superior Court
at March Term. 1sS5. in the action Of
Webb s. Morrow and others V William
Crawford. Samuel Crawford and others,
We will offer for sale for cash
/. The tract of land on which VIM.
Crawford resides on waters Of Cane
Creek. consisting Of about ~ acres. and
not including the land given By said
decree 70 the heirs Of Richard Howard,
or bought by VIM. Crawford from L.
NJ. Argo.
III. About the same time and ufon
the same terms. all the lands Of Samuel
Crawford. Immediately south OF Hills
boro. contained in mortgages executed
10 james A. Cheek on the 26th day oil
February. 1873, aud 10Th day Of March,
ISL. including the Thompson mill AMI
water power and land adjoining on the
west. and also the house anu lot In
forks oil Chapel Hill and Pittsbort
roads.
Sale IL the court house door or tl'
adjournment Of court.
l.. X. STRAYHORN.
JNO. W. GRAHAM.
Commissioners.
! July Isl. 1885,.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1886-07-10
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Xiv, S,roo, annd nm o.;v;,c
new stock of reasonable goods. con-
r;,ns l;nas anil .bod.s
WHITE GOODS.
Also q Full Stock Of Farmer. Hard
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1886-07-10
4 DMINISTR ATOR'S SALE.

BY virtue of an order issued 10 me BY
the Superior Court of Orange County.
will sell to the highest bidder ut the
our house door in IIillsboro. on Mon
day. the 9th day OF Aug. 1886, 1T II Il
o'clock. the tract Of land about ; miles
south of Hill>boro. adjoining tn" Lands
of Henry &. Andrews. SUSAN Lloyd. W
4. Lloyd. DR.. William ~Strudwick and
Others. containing II acres.
Also. another tract about / mile.
southwest of lIiliSboro. adjoining the
lands of VIM. Hobbs. Miss Hannah
Hastings and others. containing loacreS
more or less.
Terms One-half cash. balance in Il,
months, with interest from day of sale
This 10Th day of June, 1856.
A. w. GRAHAM.
Administrator Of =. NJ. Andrews.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1886-07-10

On trains 80 and 81. Pullman Buffet
Sleeper between Atlanta and New Nork.
On trains 81 and 50. Pullman Buffet
Sleeper between Washington and New
Orleans. Washington and Augusta.
Pullman Sleeper between Richmond
aud Greensboro.
stations to all points. For rates and
information apply to any agent of the
the company or to
+. B. THOMAS, c. W. CLEARS,
Gcnl Manager. a. q. p. A.
Richmond. Va.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1886-07-10
DRIvATE BOARDING HOUSE.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
-
T AND SALE.

AND SALE.
BY virtue of a deed of trust executed
to me on the 18th day of March. 1884.
by Mary n. Walker. | Will sell TO the
highest bidder at Iublic auction AT The
court house door in IliIlSboro. on Mon
day, August 9th. ls>G. the tract ot land
about , miles south of Hill>boro. adj
Joining the lands of |. K. Strayhorn.
Joseph s. Latta. VIM. Dickson, Paul {.
Cameron. and others. containing l30
acres. more or less.
Terms of sale One-third cash. bal
ance in 6 months.
This 10Th day of June, 1856.
A. W. GRAHAM.
Trustee.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1886-07-10

10 tic t'di=r,,s Of Or"nge County /:
Having been solicited by some OF
the b->: ci,izei1s of the county, |
hereby myself as "A can-
,inlate tor the nomination OF Clerk
OF the Superior Court, in the Demo
cratic Convention to be held IN
IIl.lsh"ro, July l7th, 1886
II nominated and elected, no time
or pains will be spared in serving
you. Yon will fnd me ready and
willing to perform the duties inc"m'
bent on the Office both day and
night.
MATT w. MCCOLLUM.
lli.lsboro, June 18th, 1886.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1886-07-10
OF MILL PROPERTY.

GALE OF MILL PROPERTY.
By virtue of last will and testament
OF John Balm. deceased. | will sell 10
the highest bidder at the court house
door in the town of Hill>boro. on Mon
day. Aug. OH. at II m. n tract OF
land in the county of Orange 1 J.!
miles west of Hill~borO, and one-fourth
mile north of railroad. containing 2G
acres. on which is one Gri>t Mill with
corn and wheat Also | Tai
bott & Sons improved Circular Saw
Mill with Ratchet head blocks. Pond
covers II or Is acres, and the dam is a.
good as any in the county.
Also. at the same time. unless sooner
disposed Of. | will sell one good Horse
| Power and Threshing Machine.
Terms of sale One-third cash. bal
| ance in q and l. months.
This 30th day of June. 1886.
VI. l.. EFLAND,
Executor.
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J. Z. JONES

\
Letters OF Administration. with the
will annexed. having been granted the
undersigned upon the estate Of William
Lawrence. deceased. notice i hereby
given 70 ali persons indebted 10 said -
tate to make immediate payment. AMI
all persons having claims against The
-aid estate must present them 10 the
undersigned within one year from thi-
date or this antise will be plead III bar
oil their recovery. This eth day vi
June. l5-;.
L. L. BRADSHAW
J<U. +. THOMPSON.
administrators.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1886-07-10
Richmond. Va.
LITERARY ACADEMY.

UNION LITERARY ACADEMY
The Fall Term begins August 10th.
1886. under charge OF ;. b. Turrentine.
4. B., Principal, Miss Flora A. Dixon.
Assistant, Mrs. \. F. Turrentine Teacher
of Instrumental Music. There will be
regular teachers of Vocal Music and
P~enmanship. Tuition the same rs be-
fore,-from $i.25 to $500 per month
according TO the course. Instrumental
Music 500 to $500, including use OF
instrument. Board 500. Arrange
ment for clubs will be made. The fac
ulty Of teachers now can assure better
work than ever before. and 10 pain,
will be spared 10 make our next session
a success i'll every department. Fol
further particulars, address
). b. TURRENTINE.
Lamsbyille. Chatham CO.. n. e..
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1886-07-10

The County Commissioners will
revise the tax lis, at the court house
next Monday. See notice.
Died, near R"h>"n's Station,
Jun" 23d, Agy F~reeiand, lorel, in
the >uth year OF he, age. She hal
been tor many years i worthy mem
tier OF the New Hope Church, ami
lived a very consistent lite. She
was once a servant of Col Juu. Ray,
near Cross Roads Church.
Dr.. VIM, Cameron says ,ha,
the street running 10y Mr.. Lynch's
residence il / u a terrible GO nditlon.
We do hope that the town au,hori.
ties will wake up and use 10 good
advantage, some of the town money.
The sidewalks and streets need at
,ention, and still with plenty OF
money II the treasury, nothing is be
ing done.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1886-07-10

BCCKLEN'S ARNICA SALVE.
The Best Salve in the world for
Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt
Rheun, Fever Sores, Te',er, Chap
ped Hands, ChiIblains, Corns, and
all Skin Eruptions, and positively
cures Piles, or no pay required. |,
is guaranteed To give perfect salts.
faction. or money refunded. Price
% cents per box. For sale by all
Druggists.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1886-07-10
[For the Observer.

Mr. Editor: The voters OF Little
River township" endorse The name OF
+. y. Strudwick tor Conurcss.
VIZ also suggest To the County
Convention, The name al CALVIN +
PARISH, of IlIll>boro, as the most
suitable u.au IN the county tor Clerk
oil the Superior Courl. He is we'll
Informed az To all ut the d siies re
qulrrd Ut that officer, aud ii nomina-
ted there Will be H." doubt abou; his
election. BUCK WAIER
Daily Republican., 1886-03-02

THURSDAY night "a Pair Of KIDS"
will be presented at the Opera House
by an e1cs.en, company. This comedy
Is lev, aud has proved one OF the
greatest sue lesses Of the present Sea
con.
Friday evening the worid-reuoWned
Emma Nevada will appear in COL cert,
aud as this VII. be the only opportunity
OF hearing this celebrated songstTess
this season, sLe will no doubt be
greeted with crowded house
Saturday the Griffith Company will
return and awe Ny Awful Dad" al
The matinee, and close the present en-
Razemebt with a Celebrated Case" In
the evening
Monday night Aimee, the celebrated
FfeL CHI actress, will appear in Nam
| zelle"
Thursday night, the 18th, the benef
rendered Manager Bsylis will tax,
place, when James O'Neill and hi
uplented company will appear il
Monte Cristo
On FRIDAY and Saturday nights Eft,
Ellsler viii appear at the Academy q
Music In her new and thrilling diam
titled Woman Against Woman"
Daily Republican., 1886-03-02
AnIneorrecs Eepert.

The report pabl shed in the morning
raper that Michael NegAry. the frrnl-
ture dealer, IL Aeoai 70 reilre from pcsa-
neaa 10 incorrect TIE fActs Are, thAi
for the pAss twenty I've years MI
MegAIy has, In addition % has farnii1fe
Business, carried On tailor store on
T.tnali street, ana IL IL .iheis business
which be is sboai to rsarquish- 20 RAJ
he can devote his entire tame and Atte1a'
siou 70 his furniture and carpet estAo-
lishnsn4, the business Of which Is
incroaslpx eyery day.
Daily Republican., 1886-03-02
XnaItIntentinnaI.

AS stated IN yesterday BEPCBLI-
CAN the report was circulated yester
day that only part Of the Grifith
Company would appear at the Opera
House, and although this WAS cOEtrs
dicted the few Of the many who a.
tended last night, that were fortunate
enough 70 get programme we're nc
doubt inclined n believe that II was 30
as Misc Clara Bakers name did no
appear upon it. The copy for the pro.
gramme was clipped from those used a.
the Academy las: week, the only
change being the substiiu ion OF Miss
Fanny Rey nolds for Miss Molii'
Maeier, who is playing at the Arck
Street Theatre, Philadelphia, Till
wetk. 1t Is difficult TO zee how such
an error could have occurred unles
come one who wished 10 injure tn
company had the copy changed after i
was placed in the printers hands.
Is due TO the company, the Oper
House, and all cor cerned, that Mana
ger Hayden with Manager Bayli
should thoroughly investigate this ID al
ter, and let the public know where thu
blame belongs.
Daily Republican., 1886-03-02
The Fishermen.

The chad fishermen OF this city have
been busy all winter 10 getting really
for ths coming season and stormy dsyt
and long evenings have been spent iu
knitting seine an making other prepa
rAl ions. II the wsAtL er Is favorable ths
fishermen will go down the bay In
Aboot three weeks and con mence ope-
raions, gradually working their way
up IS the season advances, until by
May LIST the gr-Ater part OF the tisninl
viii be done within sight OF this fcity
In consequence OF the troubles OF lac
year in relation 70 parties from New
Jersey fishing IN Delaware waters, 1t Il
said that many Of them will remove u
this SAT-. 60 that they can pursue thei
bnhiness unmo les.-d.
Daily Republican., 1886-03-02

The general txpression this morning
wAs tisat IL was the coolest morning ex-
perienoed during the winter, AID yet it
fsll o. much as twelve degrees short Of
the mark claimed TIE keen biting
Wind that whistlsd and roAred al night
keeps II up this DorElng, notSitnstanc-
inR the met that the sun arose from
= bed of golden Hight and started On hts
journey acrons o clear sky
II wAs sarpristAg % zee bow fAsf
some people walked Who bad ooen 60
|custOmed 20 walk slcwiy, and they
kept their hands 20 their ears ss II they
we're faArfnl Of beinK str1ck with snov
bAlls. Bed noses we're nsyer more N
fAshioE and without bang accused q
going In by hAek allies aad sade doors
The cold searching winds are very
hard On tender rese bnskes. and HnAny
vines that usually Withstand hard
winter. Bat we are glad 70 be tod %
Father Hasen. who tcrtslls cAlDs and
lssorns, that b. to7norTos the westhel
vii be more noderAte-
Daily Republican., 1886-03-02

Mis- Jennie LAtimer, re.id,,,
jackson Inn road near SI,,sl|
Station, WAS very agreeable -
on Fri lay evening las', VIA 4!
turned from visiting a freed MI
the house allied with abou, ~
couple OF her friends, who .p,s,Ij
OF the fact that she had hi 81
Is. and Q good social time subs1
consequences. Miss Latina ~
her company with commsra,l,. \
and dignity, and . happy ,v,rr,
the result, the company tAki,,,s]
from tripping on the light ~
only for Refreshments abou, ~
"On With the dance" was b
word Of pleasure until the wi
hours OF morning" When Al \
TO their homes after wishhgM,
mer many happy retarrs
stantiAl regards left With Mai
were . silk plush box Of wna,
. work box, whisk.hOlder and
nilk plush. two boxes Of llis1I
stitched linen handkerchie. Il
cial bego' ia,a large boz and I'D
handsome cut flowers a III
fruit stand, . couple Of clssa
fruit dishes and many oIAs Z
articles.
Daily Republican., 1886-03-02

he work Of the KsiEhts Of Labor IL
slowing its fruits in AL parts OF this
country, and reports are bsirg received
daily from all sections Of employers In
craasing the wages OF their hands The
weavers In the employ Of John Lees q
son, Bsdine street above Columbia ave
nue., PhilAdelphiA. have been granted
81 Increase Of z7H per cent in teeii
uAses Gampert brOlhers. The extern
ave cigar nAsutAcsure-f, have In
creased the rate psr thousand paid thet
banda, and Also agreed that eight hourI
shall constitute . days work.
Daily Republican., 1886-03-02

The @r4mkh Dramatic Company.
fhs 6rifith Dramatic Company com
nnenosa thear engagement Of hve pei
formanoes st the Opera House last
@weninx. before large andieDce- Boa
cteAulfss emotional society drama, Lec
Astray," wAs presented in the very ex.
cellent manner which chArScter1z7s Al
the performances giver By this sapero
company. The portrayal OF the chArDc-
tar Of the unfortunate wife, BY Mtss
Clara Baker, va % very realistic that
several times may In the s1sienoe
found Il necessary 20 make vigorous
nae Of their hAndkerehiefA AZ the elose
Of the third act Aiss Baker snd MI.
Gnfhth we're called before the curtain
The audience also showed their arpre-
citation Of the nne acting Of Mr.. Charles
Morreii, Who sakfAihed the character OF
Hector P'seide in an admirable man
per. Miss Fanny Reynolds ably hlled
Miss Moilis MAeder's place ~ Mathilde,
and proved herself q painsiAktng little
actress
In Consequence Of Mr.. Hulfsh re-
cetytnR . telegram yesterday, after the
proRrsmme had gone 70 The printer
thaS his wife was lying dangerously III
he was Obliged 70 80 10 her ~ once, eui
his part ~ Major 0'Hsra Wa vel ans
tanned By Mr.. Panl Ssosf. Word ga
resolved firm Mr.. Hnlhsh last evening
that he would return to-day.
kFhis evening "Ingomar. the Bar
bariAn," will be presented with MI
Grifith a. IngomAr and Miss Baker a.
Fnrtheuia. The manner In which thiI
company performed this plsy 81 III
Academy Last week has given them {
lasting reputation in this city, aud Al
old play-R who has witnessed IL
vorid-renoWnsd Mary Anderson - Par
theniA, says that even her nagninesn
conception Of that BEAUTIFUL ch2rsete
is fully equAlled By that Of Miss Baker
The prices are within the reach Of al
and no one who enjoys . deep, thrillinl
play, presented By . hrst.elass oou
pany, should fail 10 attend this even
ing. Reserved seats can be procured q
20 cents, and general admission ~ /
and 20 ceute.
Daily Republican., 1886-03-02
AT
VIM. B. Sharp's,
Fourth and Market Streets,
Carpets.

The greatest bargains ever
offered our people in the way
|of Carpets, can now be seen
lin our carpet rooms.
In an operation direct with
the mills, with no middle
mems profit, we had sent US
forty pieces Of FIVE frame
Body Brussels Carpets, made
especially for parlors, halls,
stairs and dining rooms.
These carpets are OF new
and rich designs and color
ings, with elegant borders to
match, and have always sold
at SI.a5 and $13s per yard,
We shall offer the com
plete line at the remarkably
low price OF
Daily Republican., 1886-03-02
cle,slnnd % the senate.

President Cleveland on Monday sent
. message TO the Senate, assuming pei
sonally all responsibilities for the Ap-
pointments he has made. The President
reviews 81 considerable length, the
whole history Of the removal OF George
NJ. Duskin, District Attorney Of the
Southern distries Of A alabama, and the
appointment Of John D. Burnsti as lis
successor.
The Preside ns contends In refusing >
transmit the documents in the case 70
the Senate, that he has not acted upon
the assumption on his part that the
Attorney General or any Lead Of the
Government is the servant Of tae Preei.
dent, and tina, he can give or withhold
any document in his possession, accord
ing to the will OF the Executive and not
otherwise.
In referring 70 the disputed docu-
ments the President Eays:
II regard the papers and documents
withheld and addressed 70 me. OF In
tended for my use and action, purely
unofficial and private, not iDfreQueEtly
confidential and having reference to the
performance Of . duty exclusively mine
/ consider them in no proper sense a.
upon the files Of the department, but a.
deposited there for my convenience, re.
naming still completely under my
control. suppose If desired 10 take
them into my custody might do %
with entire propriety, and II ] saw 81
TO destroy them no one could com plain. d
The President conclu des his message
as folloWs:
"Neither the disc intent Of party
friends Dor the allurernents CONSTANT,
offered Of combinations Of AppJinisz
conditioned upon the aToTal thai SOS
pensions hare been made On part.
grounds alone, nor the threat pr0pOsti
in the resol buttons now before the SeuA;
that no combinations will he made ID
less the demands Of that body be con
piled with, are sufficient 70 diseoursg
or deter me from following in the va
which 1 am convinced leads 70 bette
government for the people"
Daily Republican., 1886-03-02
Dotn.
Butter a, the creamery, 50 cents.

Butter a. the creamery, 81 cents.
RTzporated pears At i0c. per pound
P.nban Hsddies az IL. Per pound
Deserell BrJs : Eat Alb saeei.
Luther Cloud, who had one Of Iii
thumbs taken On By a circu ar cav Z
tw days ago, is doing ae wei As cou.C
Ue e1pscsed.
John H. Adams, Of the Seventh
Ward, who has been afi cied with
bad cold bordering on pneumonia,
reported 70 be gradually recovering.
Ruel Heisler, Of the Second Ward
who has been confined 70 his houLe b,
sickness for come time back, is muc
Improved in condition, and hope. ar
entertained Of his restoration to health
Don't forget R1ssell's great sale q
g-uts' Furnishing goods, from Nj
SincocE's auction, comuencss Marc
All al the Bee Hive" 80 Aarke
street, a. ha.f price or less.
Daily Republican., 1886-03-02
Sale of HOKAea

L. W. Stidham & Bon viii sci. at
public sale at the corner Of Ninth and
Shipley streets, tomorrow afternoon,
for r. L. Roberts, of Delaware County
Pa, twenty head of Ohio and Virginia
horses, which are said TO be equal to
any ever brought to our city. Those
who wish 10 purchase should examine
their catalogue and make their selec-
tiou. Mr.. Roberts will guarantee every
horse, and if he does not prove al
right will take him back and refund thI
money, provided he has not been whip
ped or abused.
Daily Republican., 1886-03-02
on ecrs Elected.

Tie following ofiicers were elecNd
last evening by tie Shields Library
Association 10 serve the ensuing six
months
Pre-, ident, Harry P. McCloskey vice
president, Prank P. Phaleu; recording
secretary, John j. O'Brien financial
secretary, John Bsder; corresponding
secretary, Edward A. Haseion; tree.
surer, Charles j. McDonougt dirtc orr,
Adrian L Gipp, Patrick j. Cunning,
nam and jos pa Mccullough; librarian
Charles Brady; assistant librarian
William Dorsey.
Daily Republican., 1886-03-02
California Oransa

James Morrow & Sous, I'll il
stree have just received bdtl|
fornlA oranges, which NJ ID
thinks Is the f rst box svr aas1
this city from that State ioiaa
oranges are large aud ydIEaI|
ciously fragrant and very lGg
ara the equal In every iuFsi
Florida orange when The lIuzia
best state. The iretI9-Os u
Florida some four weeks Ag'ha|
killed the orange crop IN hTaj
this season. Mr.. Morrow .sssl
consignment OF oranges ltAks@.
fr m Florida, but they verIzs
worth less. They we're IiIs
. deeper color than lts
orange, but they were sporr
NJ ost as light o. that much
deed, the 70 was no juice 10
Morrow does not offer thdi
and be rays those to Ebom'
been Consigned vii no! p'I y
There IL no disputng the u
Mr.. Morrow. "thAi TIE ofaIr
Florida has been killed, sla -
be no mure oranges IRON W. .
until the new crop CONES MA =,
for the present CAlifcrIis 40 y l
Indies must be depepded uMs
supply OF oranges"
Daily Republican., 1886-03-02
FIFTH ED|Tl0I|


Association met y.sts'1d.ealca b.
the residence Of Mrs sy aitensJ
1000 King street. Ths 'I n,, l.
tion claiming the attep,pl" r.'elr
mittee Was a pron,a, ,,On dAJ
Mrs. M. 7. RichArds ~ . al
n l., to give n series a. ~ ~ rfrIis
who had heard Mrs. PI.t y u
IN Philadelphia befo,s '',SAfdl n
Indian Association Of ~ NJ, .a' j, W.
In the highest praise Of ~ NC Guy \
- q lecturer. " %h Rts)
A resolution was adon..A +.
. committee composed n NJ lai',s|
land, Mrs. Leonard G, n1ss Z
Mrs. Joseph Bellah n m sA lstt l
m.nts for three Lectures |. my
sufficient number Of ticket, = y. sal \ \
guarantee the movement , 49, Y
70 the association. shanls swvaa'i
ards Do employed, She ~; M 3
PROBABLY upon the follovIp, e, q
age Of Old Eoglish, :" Is !. NY !! !.
testant Reformation" ,aaNah
Elizabeth" lu ~
General Arm,trong VA. ,,,,...
speak In Wilmington on Nan .Sa's
ing, March 18th, on The lnS,.s z
ton, under the ausplce. Of n. y.
Indian Rights Association ~
nual report was read, and ana Il
tracts relating to the Intis, , a.'
were read. Since 1t has b., y
that Mrs. Richards can (. =.
quite a large number Of ticIss n
lectures has been sold.
Daily Republican., 1886-03-02
Personal

Misc Mary Z. Pyle, Of FairYfle,
Chester County, Pa is visiting hel
father, 6. Wesley Pyle, and friends i.
this city.
Mr.. Mcdaniel viii arrive ho me FROM
the West with lot Of fne horses Ia
last Of this week, which can be bough
81 reasonable prices. Messrs. Jester
Mcdaniel have hand led % man,
horses that they can be relied upon a
being superior in every respect. Per
SONS v ishing 70 purchase horse woult
do well to give them a call. They al
very accommodating, and, 1t il known
anxious 10 show whether you want I
buy or not.
Daily Republican., 1886-03-02
Don't Read Tms-Important Notice

All persons who bought clothing at
the insurance compAny's saiesi Dom
No. GIL Market street, and paid deposits
On them, are hereby req uested u call
for their goods this week or their money
paid down On them will be lost, AZ tat
sale will close in few days. We CHA
balance Of stock regardless of cost. Fine
suits are now going from s. 80 10 q %
pants from 30; 70 81; boys suits, 81 IL
to "a; ovsTcoAts from $50 up. A.
these goods are worth ten times tt,
money. ksmem Der, the sale closes thu
week. Come quick aud secure bargains
This chance will not occur again. Re
member, the place Is Gil Market sire I