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New-York tribune., 1886-07-10
HARLEM RIVER BRANCH.

, y :. " 4VHH, Nf." y AND HAkl II > hD <. n
Trans leave Harlem River station. 452tsG, and
Lincoln Third Avenue Bridge across River
uelched by Third Avenue lie Railroad daily except
sundays az b4o. 100 lO. ln. Ilj5 a. 2lO go, 40
80 40 4O' n Tor orr Norris la-ano oak Point
HUNTS Point We. Farms. \c-f. "A Chester,
1inps0ns. Bav chester Pelham bayl Baitow (City
siandl Pelham Manor and New- Rochelle. connecting at
New Rochelle with ilsns for al points the line OF
ne New OK w.laven and Hartford Railroad. shore
Line and inc Divisions. New Canaan, hiddietOWn.
East.
MIdnigh train Tor New Rochelle and all intermediate
TORS a. l2:lu daily. except u JndaYs.
udaF Trans for New Ocher ami All intermediate sta
tons al a III - dul $3.50 p. tAe .ater connect
ING al New-1ochele with wav trains 10 STANFORD.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-10

NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW -JtkoE /.
y Trains eave from Chanbersst station Tor h8enVOi
Tenanv Closter 7parsih aud Nvaek 20 So' ~ ~ I1Y M,
Il.3OA m LIS 32D t5D so ofD: osV > lV'"V p LIS
10 rniini~it sundays 7,}O 93Oa m.. ana p ~ I'm
For Nanuet. Spnng Valley NOn-er ma lAl'naHS n n n,
7:}O g3O a. m.. 81. $780, D. N. sunfyA '""A u' - ~
New-York tribune., 1886-07-10
Total hu l5~74457 2G2l-lSs l6.Sls7l3 2l.o725o9
rcel. Of v,at ~ eg. A.antlc poris monthly Ior iouI

IOta 41tAtl-O -4A14Ita -0.J -fooc
Ihe exports from eight Atlantic port for tn teye months
sneea y & ~ & nave e Dn u 6ush D wAsas c..
sEah.i I11Ss ILLS con- ~ -,
6osa Sleat beng decrea.e ss'-6 Of -t953i54 oa.h.
Ba ~ 9 az slrse oer.s s5 da and Day S s22a a %
&C ciovcr 4oe olover Mixed aooc; straw. So j.,
M1LAs-Es-Flm 4nd uuch ngea AT l9c tor 81 test
MIiAiS-Iroi CeTIiacaies-'tuieI sl5is asl7 Trans
is,>.s 9nees Ja qenyeI5 issued a. min, ms o, mn a,
sue llsas ela9.- souc,s Issued a, 2-.'gc Copper
d"fe ssaea At lJc 'ih Par. ~ .os Leea-s,ea5
Neglected Transferable Noaces domestic issued al
NAVAL sToREs--Dulrs Tupsutlne steady q, s3a,c
sSe- a.o bni- a g. '4c hosin a.. We quote; strained
y .eol ~ o. y 10 = 20 g = -,
Wiaoow Glass - 40 " steT hite. IS j.
~ hA4S ls-i ag een-i D-rAe' was quiet one
=" rhDiod P RI .once = s~e.isA bark 5000 oeis re
80 0os rei4 ID l - ~ ---J "a l40m f.iAGe ynla.
s4"4-IA nenco Briu'h Dars general cargo. lump sun
\ ~ IN hence .or~egiaA OaiS 5000 bD.s
E.n Oars oSog bos reuned on IS 4su.....LiVEkPOOL,
Eenoe siam 20 ooo onsl. gram. ~i Derh Ououatons
sas.5 sa q -, . o. a. s e"ee's oease ies granuated
s1S Sa' & .ss eri'lo~i .os bacon -os 9-osi iAre. =
eS''n co. n a.; AZ M ss'la ne s az ae.sn snea gooes i5s
Y9oscco Yoo, 10. CLAsCoW steam hence. caotauon.
s' . eutloai Sx % al7s "a sacot iss are '-I i4s
rosia "a 50 measurement so,as 81 "a po'1 IS s.
Bf n'iilsn steamer with general cargo. lump
m Ir.ua
cuf osf - . "a Qua sG. X aiulatea sugar los
HAE I Ia rom plto measurement goods, b0----
Telnsd on OH 5ry.ie 1s % PIMA German sup. Ibis
ouotauous. Pgonr r. ''t.n LONDON, siean Berth
ssSsT yianua,. i Is s-al5s ooake I2s ed ss sdi
laiG ~. 90 .-1s =. % eitoal l-s fn bacon 2hs
= H., -" ',. yellow. 2Ua.. beef a. yl Dor y
o. '-. i''''. As 'L measurement cooss .,is ~ P-'
rhOF1SlONS-POkA-Ih ne uar.s, g.. -, . -, -
pu. o1Aei A-uds are well SUSTAINED M nr,ce .a
s4aSel ~cNNe -As jOO DDs Nrss =, .'"..'nS 10 lNOu
sOV 4ots Mess qLOiec 40 ~ Tor oie - 'e y
s cieat aad 81 % s-s isr Nos Nos I,a :.
.'.s---St '''' - "4tA ..e 40 4A-'@
tilcr. EAIs lndis Mes slI4xl1 ~
Dds - f-cAst - oO' Plate =, u.. Ri - "a s"'
~-o. 49, ----~"-SL -4O.cd al JJ..tI7I - .
So - o - I'm trH' Il-y. "iI1 a uoa.l "a. a. -,
.ss --yVO 4os IlcAOd se.los. n .ser.-.e "a -.
20 v o5 GO NkHi "a i,<S1 F4csed Shoulders -,
iSAeu II AIS - a. &c. Ly Floklso sLgnsrr -, o
SiAoAou nVuSSls' &C, I.es..d nsms. j u 4,
Ict LOEg Clear n NeS-i ork. c. Al tle ~, su - .n
Ss~I - {" sACH Gear IkssII ~.
tue al seAls Dl4cc5, "itL i.Iy ~.
6e~'y 10 hght osa &c, Dies. 1'sc.L A riif, ',Y
Ms Al tle outset Was weaA AM D4ces aoelTeo .g,t
SihAFu ne temper became stronger esa nd. L. a. -
VI o1 u points closing hi Hncr rpCcIlaOI
S~sA deIxAe cOItnues IglL JOn ga esf,r =, -
stOl a. oto 90 Y &c cOslDg o. u Augas, -.
y1Oec Closing otJc.; 4ZSO tee seDtcmber VI -
SIse. closing D. 7Jci .,OUv les October ons a.. =, p =
- Os4Vc City stoAD moderate ~.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-10
1--WE eroce MARAEr- BY TELEGRApa.


BUFFALO July g. Cgftie-RecelDts head
tota fOl nus 1ta aead tor
1850. 10 cOnsguLetss " CAS- lOr ble. uar .c
ann Common 10 Coco 10 hOlce Shaping
-itcrs Lxtra % - % COWS AID Aeler-.
80 az u n cars he'd
.7eeD- RecelUts . 200 res1 total ior
thus ar iast week. ,&"uu mead
igned through - cars "a "mc" 80 Nc"- "A -
lis Or sac market .Ower. no N'w-l ofS Goina1ti
,AOicr kxIga, o. -; Lambs - 10 ears held
goos- Receiuts last q hours 600
ttu- al time a.t week TDusgued
through - cars which . 10 NcAl lj cars Or
rk-f asl-r Mixed Pigs - -Jd 80 49, seic, ted
IOr. weights. u5U-Y 10 stecJ>l Medium weights
a " GrJ0.: Coarse Mi-ed Heayv LnCs. 40 al
offerings tax ..
1rark-f CloIce shipping
= 7oaS5 10 Common % FAr 0J.
putclrr steers. s3 JO1-4 10 COWS anu Lclers. -
$50. -tockers rrcders - - - OIass exams
Receipts ,4G: sapnents l'9l market active and
.o,e- Ag.L ~ OU4 4 ooi PACKING. = 5Oq- II 80.
saeeo-k@ceiDt. l9l head. smDmenJ-. none. market
1uiei it 81. Gs5 -
TufcAso .ur . - 72s DrDreTS J9LrtH reD1rts CT; -
pereiuts 700 snDmcus -.JOu 4ead marAet gulci
,ra ..iv shipping stccr,- - lJGrD 20 1t0cscr-
,rd heroers. - Cows BUS ana ilxed 81 Iu
as 81 uA - 90 through IeGs steers, . Jv u
HAM Keceirts 10000. smpmrnts 5000 "lar&e' lover
,,..1|t ana Mixed. 4onsf 3D. PacxinP -I4JullG
:. 5g-s 50 Llgnt weights r. jJDsi >. slps = Jt
"Sasso-k kece.otsl .50p ne4n -nIoments 500. MarIst
,yf.st au, iower - OUV.4 Texans ~ =
- w. Lambs per head = 30 1si 90.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-10

NEW-HAVEN STEAMBOAT CO.'S STEAM
= Frs. g. II. NORTHAM AND CONTINENTAL leave
Peck slip. Pier 80 ,, a. at and IL t~undtvs
II m View Haven with special trans for
MERfDES. HARlF RI SPtIN6FI rLD. HDLYpk =.
&c Tickets checked az "A Broadway, y
Y. and Courtst BrJokyn- New Haven and
81
New-York tribune., 1886-07-10
NEw-YoRK AND LONG BRANCH RAIL

For RED BANK LONG BkANCH o "EAN GROVE. As
BURY PARK OCEAN BEACH Spring LAX, Pr
PLEASANT. erc.
Commencing June p 1888. trains leave NewYork. 100:
Court andt AMI Desbrossss sts ~ express. N :
80 3lO express . express excet Rel Bank, ~
express. s. 80 D. m. sundays = ID, a. n > o. m
rom loot ihertv-st. 4 ~ Il express A ~ x
nr as express $50 exnress 6l5 IN.
SUNDAYS. a D.. suuia 10 not sto0 AZ Dceaa
.sbury Park !. T. WDDlI
RVF BLO0GErr Sup'r Gen Pass Agt - T. II.
CO HANCOCK @. p and Text. Agent p q k. e. p.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-10
KINGSTON AND CATS.

DONDOUT. KINGSTON AND CATS
~ KIT No NrAIN~. and At Cranstons fWess
Polnti Cornwall Newburg Marlboro Miiton PoaznAeepss
and EsODu- connecting witt lsteI ana DraS1n stony
Glove ana Cst,Al Mountain al "a }, 4 iair r'a =
steamer. CITY Of b lNB~ION ana JAMES ". "a %
v y ieave every week CAV az D. pier foot " Har
risou-sf except saturiays. when CITY OF HI H-lpN
isaves ~ M arlg nfg Newuurg aud Iciighe ..
c0nnecting special evening Trans for u - Nm Il
y SORTS III ROUGH TIL CAr~kILi Mll NIAlN = .
VIII leave sunday nights O'Clock on arrival 9c
sneci from the mountains arriving al New"
Monday a N.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-10
NN THE BEACH AT ROCKAWAY
NEW-YORh. WOODHANEN AND EOChAWAf RAIL
ROAD.
WOODRUFF PAkLpR CARS.
n.

on anl after June 2fth viii run A. follows: 49, . ~,
Leave Long Bu-hWck l. H;l1 1000. llOo
NJ. l:l5 2O5. 315 AT l. l. City Only. 3D. ''Oo' e;-o
Ieive Fsthush- ave. BROOKLYN 6.i5, 92o. 1910. u4O
a. III. l.5O 10 $40. 40. 80 SO > 55O Il p IL
Leave Long Island CITY ani BusAw.ck 10 l515 l. l.
CIV. fn}O Bus wck. TO- 1850 Il 90 a. m Tao 10,
l3. 10 2lO 5lO $40. 44j 900 = 1,5O lsOo l. l. city
$40 ':3J p d. , -, - ., 40 -
Leave flatbGsh-lvc. Brooklyu. 2 800 1919 II 40 n
l3o 23O. $3.50. 4.3u. 4o 10. slO. S;lO Io;l" D. NJ
Returning trans hourly.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-10
Gtenmbon.s anA Railroads.
FALL RIVER LINE.-For Boston, Newpo

!
a bsti ,L4. l. ally ERVftr. f. beuy oDsr4fed
is roIie oar steamer, IL eomsssion PILGRl a. BR -
IOL, fhDNiDESCr Al OLD cDlDNY. A HBs BAND
anf ONCHr IRA aiflchd 10 eTch v.zsci f~sTs New
York .ron Per - old Soj v H.. loot 0. Yurr1yst
follows
go D. NJ for Fa, River direct. cnnnecny for Boston.
fit bbnra ew ect"rd Mathts Vneyir santu <et tnf
nca points on Odd gpipir = Iir14i
t:.5 " for Ne~poTt due q y. and Far giv
ao9r 4. n. Win ta.p1 N
cars Tor .ot0n 'apa cof L1wsn and E9-h White Aoul-
tains &C.
>ull1vs leave Neu y 'rx -or an points
rHriion NJ TNNNtX BOA nom BrOos'yn D. Jcrscy
CIV D.
and stateraoms can otliu.d N YORK AZ.
20I 20. "s2 ~ g. VI ani 81; way lj5 lverY,
A-tOr House lni ndsgF Issl, Line pier Il,
and rler,
BORDEN q LOWELL GEO l. CONNOR.
Agents. Gen.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-10
Gteumhnnfs arb Railrrnhs.
4 TROY ROATS-CITIZENS LINE.-For

A TROY BOATS-CITiZENSL LINE.-For
~ Troy Lake George and the %orsB - % 70
Saratoga And 81 50 o. Lave fe1r'n AM r-itrl
Tickets iu-in, Steamers CITY OF INOf
and SARATOGA daily except Satnrd ". FOOT Of tLrIsso
pher-st-. d :. m Sunday steamer touch at Albany
A PROVIDENCE LlNE.-For Providence.
"a worcester. N0rhsrn New. EDg91h and White Mountain
points khOe island and ssssacnuSes |il leave
Pier -. y. H. dliy except sunday az v. ful Htcr
June % parl0r viii be from sttaner landing u
White Mountain points without change. send or suiDusr
excursion BOOK r. W. POPP r.. Gen. Pas Agent
4 -BOSTON AND NEW-ENGLAND.
a. Watch Hill >nrragsnsett Pier Par HsrbOr.
sTONlNGrON LIN Z. inside ROUTE -.
Steamer from Pier 36 North biocf
above tsnaist at 500 m daily, except sunday new
tram with Dsfor reclining CHAIRS bet steamers
landing and Boston without charge.
l.. w. POPPLE. General Passenger Agent
NEW-HAVEN STEAMBOAT CO.'S STEAM
New-York tribune., 1886-07-10


through trains vii cave Grand Central Depot
to ALBANY - =, : iao', and Rochester
wh t,iou dnine-roorn car. to Troy sr1iosl caldwell
$50 n The limited" with dinps cars stopping at
Albany tea syr&Tc,-e & ocneser b,i,o Nagsra % fas US
=: oms - > N next fay ,-.--u- 49,, ,... o,.s
fee mugs. Canandaigua Rochester Niagara Fails and
til a m, New-York and Northern E1rress
s5S D p m Albany, Troy and Utica Ezpress
Sns NM aES rSors Sopre on saurlay. only
- p. NJ. Accommodation 10 Albany ald Troy; ,, ,..
FOR Siagara Falls Buffalo. cinGnna Toledo Detroit Chi
$50 D. NJ Mo- frea Express with .leeping-cars % svrt
and Auburn road and 10 SARATOGA also 70 N9ntra
ter Buffalo Niagara Falls. Cleveland Toledo. Detroit ana
Chicago >eepn cars 70 Dsiensours day except 9a'ur
lib p M Might Express with 'leepngcar' to Albany
ana Troy morning FOR the West and
for the North except ~atur lay night nn, M pa,,erv
re hroaawsy Harlem pepS' i se a near Broad
YORK 533 Washington and Fulton SIS Brookiyn and -
poenPed at any Of the ticket Offices in city and
3 PaScaqe ] eae Tor ap ebscked from residence
These trains run daily All others tally except sunday
tThese rains .top at Harlem 1255hs st. and 81 aye aye;
General berintendent. General Passenger Agent
PAY LINE oo,,.oar ,,..,,,,, ", and south
Leave Vi, penn R. Il $50 m Pnror & Lars soto 20 ~ &
Norlo'N l. H. L. v 49, ~ 3I5 Broadway, y. Y.
NAY BOAT FOR NEWBURG.- - steamer
1 JANIS T BRETT leaves Canal at daily lSUnd rs
exceptedl az II L. landing a Ner0lancks stare San
P..k..l CraustOgs West POINT Cold -priug ana Corn
wall FAN. 80 cents EIcursiou Tickets, - cents Re
turunz Newburg daily at =. IN.
CATSKILL EVENING LINE.
\ cheapest route 10 the CATS kI IL MOCNTAINS
rt,aasi- MA ~ nILI a1d CAT KILL eJve foot OF
Jav-at week day &C l, CONNECTING OaJs
kii unfSln and roads II the
transportation Horses
FARE ONLY ONE DOLLAR.
send TO pier FOR ~ Of ID address
W. ]. III q q - Lrna.. latahlA. y. ".
New-York tribune., 1886-07-10

~ ,.e, f--n and excited at an sdvahce :" l., ne
OPTIONS 'ctu nom tie ~ anc SCI IL, ga aexa1ce W
poA', y 80 In ,a 90 aIt closed a hts ~ 80
a moon .h. % g ana sac points other mon'hs 9~'''
New-York tribune., 1886-07-10

NORWICH LINE. FOR BOSTON. .WORCES-
~ TER. FIrCHBURG PORTLAND NtW-L0NDON
NORW iCH WHITE MOUNTAIN, AM all Eastern points
From Per 40. North River y y. 'oot o Wat--st tnexs
per ABOVE Ferrv at daily ex"ent
sunt.vs steamers CITY OF W n ~ TER and CITY OF
NrWYDRK Best route - WATCH II IL an BLOCK
I~LAND .. IsegfnqinK GuY connectlol VII be nfae az
NLW-iON DlN with steamer BLOCK D. L ~ 10 10 AIi
from WATCH HILL AM BLOCK t-LA I'D ... -
~ GEORGE ". BRADY, Agent
New-York tribune., 1886-07-10
Steamboats, ano Railroaos.

L'Dn HU UD-ON.-Stedmers Redneld dnd NC
Manus making close cOlnet ttlJn Nlli BJ-euh ahI A.
ianv X. hAim Pltsnead NOrln A1an- az" ..tcl
urafe stations with NeN luTk, hut tu4 AL "a Ju
tre, ~ X flrmeriy eDanuu rings Lebanon -prn-s
remington. ltas. ~. A.-O ,Or CDA-A al1A'f
and mediate piac .. c1unetnA a. toxsacAtt IN
for vlr til AMI deiIsi. DAiY - y n t'ut
d,ys exc pied rom per foot trtnE 10 It, ~ T., y =
tify BoAss leave Hudson y. at y daiy except
New-York tribune., 1886-07-10
\EW-YORK TO THE ADIRoNDACKs

INTEN HOURS. wITHOCT CHANGE OF CARS.
Commencing 7th July. 1856. Throagh Sleeping cars
leave Grand Central Depot Y c. and r. r. at $50
daily terminus Of the Adirondack Railway
For further Information apply
Z. l. DCRkEE. supt.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-10

DOPCLAR SHORE LINE for Boston. Provi-
L denc~ watch HhL Narayars,t Pl~r Se~D,rr snf
New milan AL rail ,r.fa nepo,.
Express trains daily f~unfafs exc~ptrsD NJ m.
II. par atfaohei ant n D. with rai.ce y
ng carsl sunday trans 10 palace oarior cars.
II p Va. with p1 ace sleeping
$ewDcrf ~svs View YORK -;lI M Gifa DsriO-
cars arrives newport $50 p 10 ~. c-cept oguday>
-. POPPih. Agent
I EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD. D.-Pas-en..er
tIsns deuo loot Of f0r'lanl ani De.b
q ( A. m / 40 aud D. m- IOr 80 he4sl Al
t0vn Kc4diuy Na1ch aunk. Gon summit WNkr-plrrs
Tovands Wgvery. ithaca Geneva ilOns Bnnalo nj no
Pullman thron % cOacle~ 10 y Inr4 rains ts
A ~ ana S. 90 o m or Beth chem and a7'
Trains leaving n. l. aDd 3 80 2. connect Tor al
AMI Haziet.n coai fgunt sunday ram
leaves for Much Chgnk and tazefoa : !" m
T.. n. BY lSGTON. q. p. A.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-10
NETWORK. ONTARIO AND NESTERN
~ Eerrtna y from toOl VI Jay 81

ana v est I-dst
rom Jay $50. West 32d 81, -! 20 Day express
tor Nadelowu Ellen Monticello. Liberty White Lake
DELHI Osweso intermediate stations Pullman 1Ia"ns
room ..... ~.
Jaw st. 800. 41d-st. 3.l5 p usier COUNTY e1'
MlddleiOwn rieuvllo Monticello lDcrW " hlte
Lax AM nt.rine,lA stAtOns Pullman drawing room
Iay 1t D West t.~st. J.3y p ~ Nlsht eAples, oi
C.weso Suspension bridge. thousand Islands Pullman
sleepug Newi ork 10 ape NAoout run- u@it -
I.,1 o. ~ West 4-d st 30 III oasufuAys ohv ior hlW
deto4 Monticello. hite lake. Liberty aud nterucdA
si.tluns Pullman drawing iiArd-cOai engines
u,ed on al passenger tralnA a. =. q,
New-York tribune., 1886-07-10

FOR The WHITE NOUN TAINS.
On and after June - al train wf'h ploi an
other throaEh without change will leave Grand enrsl
lepOr ew YORK, VIZ. =. Y y. ". & II X r. at 34a ~
daily except undays for Faysn- due ~ 81 p m r1akns
direct connections White Junction with n ouga
usin OF Central vermont X Tor Montreal. an n Weiis
River with Psssun p-c r. r. for ewport Vt Qu,bec. &c.
and on saturday nlghts hron-h sleeping % FaOTal
vii cave Dero, az l0o N. arriving ~ the noun
t3lns IN time for bTc n tss SUNDAY
seats In ParlOr berrhs IN Sleeping cars be
cured IN afvancc at d 4 ticket 0Ece IN Or nd N.
Deno'
furtaor particulars River L.pe cer.
which may be 0btalneI at Druclpa ucast Offices
G. L HEAPSTEAD.
G.. p. e T. A., y. ". y X. & n. r. n,
New-York tribune., 1886-07-10
HUDSON RIVER BY DAYLIGH I.

DAY LINE 81 IA ATlA-' OK =,
Daily except sunday.
Leave Brooklyn gulton-sL by Annex ex-..-..-- 2 a H.
New Ork, NeotTysL Fler =, !" -, "a
aer
New-York tribune., 1886-07-10

Seg-l Ork NestTy-s Pier 50 a IA li
West ID 81. Fer I" a. H.
For Albany landing al NyacE Iarrvtown by ferry
Wes Point CIV Ourg POughkeepse RiineDecx. CAlsAAl
ana Hul,Un.
lteturnng leave Albany az ; 80 A. N
CONNECTIONS.
WEST POINT and EWBU kG with down day boat
RHINEBECK 10y ferry wltn special tram Oh ClS'ei
& h. *. Tor the resOi L. Of the CaLsALls
CAI-kILl. II train Calslnl nj X X ,..
IA DsON with Boston d. Albany X K Tor Chatham flOts-
field Lebanon ipTlngs Beln.n .ton. Gs ....
ALBANN with SPECIAL SAhAIOGA -A hI.9S shu
with \. L. K for Utica BuEao, NlAnAhA
FALLS and tie u Est. ,--,. 49,.
Tn ew YORK Transfer will call Tor and check bag
-L--.u. ...ar Lnu.-n.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1886-09-11
L. J. WEAVER.

"A little white boy by the name
OF Steadman Badge,,, IL years of
age, was gathering chinquepins last
Saturday near the town line when
he was assaulted by a negro boy
with stones. badly wounding him on
his head and shoulder, and cutting
off the tip end OF a finger. He was
not satisfied with nearly killing the
li,t!e fellow. but he searched him
and robbed him of his handkerchief.
The fend then fed and was cap.
tured ths, afternoon by Mr. Dever-
eux Turner who brought him here
and put him in Jail. The boy, who
gave bis name as Furman Hender'
son Scott, had q bearing before JUS
tice o. Hooker. Monday, on a charge
OF highway robbery. After hearing
the evidence, he was held tor iriaI
st mex, term of n Superior Cour,
and failing 10 give bond, which wa,
fixed At $500, be was committed &c
Jail. Scott is is or IL years OF age
aud 10 said 10 have come here from
Wake county few mouths ago
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1886-09-11
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grand native scenery. For subjects
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ted to order.
Artists Material always on hand.
Address, EUGENE l.. HARRIS.
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Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1886-09-11
Republican Convention

WILL BE 4. CONyEN-
i ton of the Republicans Of Orange
held in the court house 1T Hillsboro, on
Saturday, september lSth. for the pur-
pose of nominating Candidates. &c. &c.
The Republicans of the different town
ships are requested TO meet on the Sat
urdsy preceding and appoint their dele
gates TO said Convention.
All opposed 10 the present Demo
cratic system of county government
and to the manner in which, no fence
laws are forced upon the people aresre-
ques'ed 10 meet with u.
/. X. STkAYHORE.
Chm'n Rep. TX. Con.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1886-09-11
ORANGE COUNTY CONMIS
STONERS

The Board of Commissioners met
10 regular session on Monday,
Sept. 9th. Present: Messrs. n. P.
Hall, Chairman /; John F. Lyon,
Merritt Cheek, D. +. Morrow and
VIM. II. Anderson.
Mr.. H. c. McCauley was perma.
nen,ly exempted from poll tar.
Messrs. Mckee and Riley were
released from paying stock law tax
enormously listed against them.
Mr.. Moreland Jackson, SuperiE.
,endent of the poor house, having
declined to allow bis name To 60 be.
fore the Board for reelection, Mr..
ID. I. Clark was elected to fill said
position tor two years from LIST OF
October, 1886.
Several petitions for public road,
were filed and land over until mex,
regular meeting.
The following is a list of Regis
trars tor election IN November
White Cross-T. p. Bradshaw.
Gates Store-A. p. Gates.
Coles StoIe-O. B. Gates.
Chapel HiIl-Merrltt Cheek.
Patterson's-C. w. Johnston.
Jackson's ohop-A. L. Holden.
Cald well-Samuel H. Jordan.
:Ioier's-W. d. Woods.
Cedar Grove-W. T. Tate.
Hillsboro-Joseph A. Harris.
Brown's-John w. Fowler.
Uoiversity-Robert McCauley.
The Board visited and examines
the Jail and found j. in good con
dition.
Various accounts allowed.
JOHN LAWS, Clerk.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1886-09-11

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.T-L""ai advertisements 10 cents per
line.
Advertisements and communications
must be scntjn by Wednesday OF eacl,
week.
The paper is put TO press on Thurs
dav 50 that II may he sent through the
mails on Friday.
Thi, is the only newspaper published
In Orange County. and every citizen OF
the County should take it and encour-
az. It's publication.
send to this office. at once. notices OF
marriages. deaths, accidents, &c. in fact
everything Of interest, and we will take
pleasure in publishing. 1t X the desire
ot the Editor Of this paper to publish a
frst-cia-o County newspaper.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1886-09-11
CAR SERVICE.

SLEEPING CAR SERVICE.
On Trains 80 and 5l.-Pullmai Buff
fet Sleeper between Atlanta and New
York. Pullman Sleeper GoldsborO and
Warm Springs.
On Trains 81 and 53.-Pullman Buff
fet Sleeper between Washington and
Montgomery, Washington and Augusta.
Pullman Sleeper between Richmond
and Greensboro. Pullman Sleeper be-
tween Greensboro and Raleigh.
Through tickets on sale at principal
stations to all points.
For rates and information apply to
any agent Of the Company, or TO
T.. B. THOMAS, C. W. CLEARS,
Genl Manager. A.. y. I. A.
Richmond. Va.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1886-09-11
MIRACULOUS ESCAPE.

w. w. Reed, druggist, Of Win.
chester, Ind, writes "One Of my
customers, Mira. Louisa Pike, Bar.
ton'a, Randolph Co, Ind, was a
l"ug sufferer with Consumption, and
vas given up to die by her pbysi.
clans. She heard OF DR.. Kings
New Discovery tor Consumption
and began buying it OF me. In six
months time she walked to this city
a distance of six miles, and is now SC
mach improved that she has qui,
using it. She feels she owes he,
lite 10 it." Free Trial Bottles at al
druggists.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1886-09-11
0 L | c E

By virtue Of an order Of the Superior
Court OF Orange County, | will offer
for sale at the court house door in the
town of Hillsboro to the highest bidder
at public auction on the 4th SOf Oct.
1885. the very valuable mill property
situate on Emo river about three miles
east Of Hillsboro, and known as the AL
len Brown mill, and lately owned by
John Berry, deceased.
The said sale to be upon the follow
ing terms One-half cash. and the bal
ance in + and II months with interest M
s per cent. from the day OF sale until
paid. and the title will be reserved I'M
ill the whole of the purchase money IL
paid. This 18th day Of August, 1886.
JAMES WEBB, JR.,
Commissioner.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1886-09-11
A DMINlSTPATOR'S NOTICE.

The undersigned having this day
take II out letters of Administration up
on the estate Of John Morgan. deceased,
notice is hereby given to all persons In
debted to said estate to make immediate
payment to me. and all persons having
claims against the said estate must pre-
sent them to me within II year from
this date or this notice will be plead in
bar OF their
This End day of August, 1886.
JAMES Y. MERRITT.
Administrator.