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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1893-01-13
Bridgton.

from our Regular CORRESPONDENCE
A public installation of the officers of
Endora Rebekah lodge, I.O.O.F., oc-
Cured at Odd Fellows Hall, Tuesday
evening. A large company of the friends
of the members witnessed the installa-
ton, which was very finely done by D.
d. G.. M. Mary L. Kimball, after which
brief entertainment consisting of Sc
lect readings and singing by male
quartette was presented. The evening
was much enjoyed by all.
The week of prayer was observed by
the Congregational and Methodist socie-
ties which held union services five eve
,nings of last week. 1t is expected that
special revival services will shortly be
held at the Methodist church, in which
the pastor will be assisted by one or
more evangelists.
The recent snow has been eagerly
looked for and was very acceptable to
mess lively for some time to come, as
there is quite a large amount of hauling
to be done.
The officers of Farragut Post, GA. R.,
were publicly installed Saturday eve
ming. The ceremony was public, how
ever, only to families of the members of
4he post.
A hose tower of some so or more feet
in height has been added to the engine
house and new bell purchased which
will be placed at the top of the tower.
We have no doubt that the residents of
this village will be willing to forego the
privilege of hearing the new bell for
some time to come.
The mill of A. FL. Hartman & Co..
will begin saving birch into spool stock
at once. They have a large amount to
saw and have only been delayed until
now by lack of snow.
Most of the stores in this village have
begun the usual annual custom of clos
ing at 6 o'clock five evenings in the
week, and the streets look dark and
lonely to a passer in consequence.
The Pondicherry mill will be lighted
by electricity as soon as a larger dyna-
mo arrives to take the place of the one
at first put in, but which was found not
to be equal to the work on account of
the great length of wire required by the
arrangement of lamps.
[From Our Regular Correspondence
The following officers were chosen at
the meeting of the Gray Park Associa-
held Saturday, Jan. 18th:
President-O. S. Higgins.
Secretafy-J. w. Stevens.
1st Vice President-Silas L: Adams,
I'd -Chas. Cole.
3rd &C :. B. +. Skillings.
Directors-George A. Morrill, Vinton E.
Frank. Albert Small Jas. 7. Hancock Angus
tus H. Merrill.
Treasurer. w. Stevens
They will hold their fair Tuesday,
Wednesday and Thursday, the goth,
30th and 31st of August of this year
At the installation of officers of the
Geo. F. Shepley Post at Smiths Hall,
Saturday evening, Jan. 7th. the follow
ing were installed:
Commander Capt.-Eugene L. Field.
Senior Vice Com.-John W. Frank.
Junior " g Charles 7. Mayberry.
Chaplain Capt-Cyrus Latham
Oficer OF the Day-John D. Sawyer.
Outside Guard-Geo Moody.
Quartermaster- Matthew G. Morrill,
Surgeon--Dr. E. I. Andrews.
After the ceremonies nice oyster sup
per was served at Cobb's Hall, Capt.
Geo. Dolley, caterer.
Buxton.
BUXTON CENTER.
[From our Regular Correspondent
Mr.. Samuel Babb has bought the Ed
ward West place.
The 9th Name Regiment will have a
supper at K. of P. hall Saturday evening.
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Take the Press and keep posted in the
proceedings of the legislature. so cents a
month
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MAINE TOWNS.
Items of Interest Gathered by Cores
pondents of the Press.

Gorham
[From our Regular Correspondent
In making up the report of the install
lation ceremonies of the John R. Adams
Post and Relief Corps, the names of the
officers of the Relief Corps were inadver-
tently omitted. They are as follows;
President-Miss Rosa B. Burnell:
s. v President-Mrs. Myra NJ Floyd.
j. " PreSident-Mrs. Mary S. Perry.
Secretary-Miss Maud E. Cross.
Treasurer-Mrs. Emma L. Lincoln.
Chaplain-Mrs PAMELA D. Cobb.
Conductor-Mrs. Fanny E. Redlon.
Assistant Conductor-Anna E. Hale.
Guard-Miss Mary L. Wentworth.
The installing officer was Past Deputy
President Mrs. Luzetta A. Small, assist
ed by Past President Mrs. Mayo of Cor
ham and Miss Edith Anderson of Lewis
ton.
A meeting of the shareholders of the
Public Library will be held Saturday
afternoon at 4o'clock.
Nine. Ombre Esperanza L. joys of the
city of Gouaives, Hayti, will lecture for
the benefit of the M. E. church. Monday
evening, January 10th. Subject: 'Hayti
and the Haytiens," describing their
manners, marriage customs, their histo-
ry, etc. Tickets on sale at the usual
places.
The installation of the officers of Har-
mony Lodge, No. 3S, F. 6 A. NJ, oe-
CURED last Wednesday evening. A
large number of invited friends were
present. A quartette consisting of Mr..
Frank Cressey, tenor, Miss Jennie P.
Whitney, soprano, Miss Mabel Day. alto,
Mr.. Ernest Cressey, basso, and MI. Chas.
K. Hinkley, accompanist, furnished ex-
cellen music, which added much to the
exercises of the evening. Remarks were
made by Mr.. Job Sanford, Prof. Luz
Glen Hunt, Prof G. B. Wilson, Rev. Mr..
Strout and Others. Past Master H. r.
Millett, assisted by Theodore Shackford,
acting as Grand Marshal, instituted these
officers:
VINO. N. Hayes. 8
s. VIC. H.. Ridlon.
J. VIC. E. Wright.
Treas.--D. f. Whittier.
Sec.-F. w. Harding.
S. D.--Walter Harding
S. D--L. r. Morrill,
S. Sc. H. Lowell.
j. SD. P. Fogg.
Tyler-S. P. Libby.
After the ceremonies bountiful sup
per was served by Caterer Coburn in the
banquet hail.
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Veteran Firemen.

Now is the time to subscribe for the
Press. Only so cents month.
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Notes.

''Ole Oleson' and "Lost in London"
are coming attractions at Portland The
atre.
ar Montgomery is thinking of giving
.'Pinafore" in Portland and Bath.
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MARTHA WASHINGTON SOCIETY.
Annual Reports and Election of omcers
Yesterday.

~
The annual meeting of the Martha
Washington Society was held at the
presidents, Mrs. Redlon's Non Brown
street yesterday. The report of the
secretary, Mrs. CIV. Beale, is as follows:
Owing to the fact that many of the
members and several Of its officers were
i'll at the time our last annual report
should have been made, it was deemed
expedient to omit the report for 1891, the
present report therefore will cover the
work of the two years 1891 and 1892.
We are glad to say that during the two
years Just passed the work of the society
has been carried on with unabated in
terest and vigor. Many cases of want
and suffering have been brought to our
notice and we have always been enabled
to assist each case il after an investiga-
ton they have been found worthy.
The following account of the articles
disbursed will give you some idea of the
wants that have been met by the society:
Since our Last report was presented we
have distributed 1927 yards cotton cloth,
80 yards of gingham, 105 yards of flannel,
dress. goods, 30 yards cotton flannel, %
yards Of silesia, 81 yards cambria, 81
yards wooden goods for boys wear, IS
knit skirts, 40 pairs of rubbers, 105 pairs
of boots and shoes, "a pairs of hose, 20
bonnets and hats, 8 knit hoods,4 quilts,
6 blankets, 4 pounds cotton batting, 2
shawls, Is new garments, 1928 second
hand garments, 2sboys' suits and $685. so
in money.
We have held 81 regular meetings and
four special meetings, with an average
attendance of IS. a IS
The largest number present at any
one meeting was 80, the smallest five.
We miss many familiar faces from our
midst. Eight members have passed on
to the higher life, among them were
some Of our oldest members, and were
faithful and earnest workers for many
years. One Of this number was at the
fl st meeting of the society when it was
organized, aIfa as far as can be ascer-
tanned was the lastl one living of its
original members
Although We have parted with so
many dear sisters, still we are glad to
say, our number remains about the same
by the addition Of new members whom
we are glad to welcome in our society,
and we hope as the old members are
called away to receive their reward for
services well done, that the work may
still go one, for we know that we shall
always have the poor with us. He that
giveth to the poor lendeth to the Lord"
We wish to extend our hearty thanks
to all who have SO kindly aided us, either
by gifts of money or material with
which to supply the wants of the needy
and suffering poor.
Respectfully submitted,
Mrs. G. w. BEALE,
Secretary.
Portland, Jan. -, 1898.
The treasurer. Mrs. Dodge, reported as
follows:
The Martha Washington I. A. Society in ac-
count with Louisa G. Dodge treasurer, from
Jan. %, 1891, to JAM II, 1892.
DIR.
IT., }ooel, ,,oid nor Orf1ar r,rau;dan+ c1oo
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Fifth Popular.

Tickets are ready at Stockbridge's for
the Fifth Popular to be given next
Wednesday night by Kelly's s'Tableaux
Dart"
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Marshall p. Wilder.
Priscilla.

The sale of seats for priscilla" will
open at Chambers music store at 8 a. m.
next Monday morning and will be lin
tied to ten tickets to each person. The
rehearsals are spoken of in terms OF
highest praise by those who have heard
them. Kotzschmar has the rehearsals
well in hand and Macomber will manage
the opera.
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is much like sand heap, where there is
liberty for every atom, for those on top
and or those at the bottom. There is
liberty here for incompetency to lift
itself to the highest offices; liberty for
bosses to control caucuses and put forth
tickets unfit to be supported; liberty for
great corporations to Cypress the. peo-
Pile; liberty for gas companies to charge
the American people ten per cent on 100
millions of fictitious gas stock; liberty
for the West End Railroad Company OF
Boston to stretch it's death dealing wires
so that in cases of great fires like that OF
the other day the burning flesh of the
poor firemen sizzles and taints the atmos--
phere; liberty for the atoms on top Of
the sand heap to press down harder and
harder the atoms below. We have had
enough of that kind of liberty. 9
The new A mericanism is the spirit OF
EQUALITY and fraternity. 1t is hard to
say what equality is. 1t is very nearly
equal rights, which means an equal right
to employment; it means an equal right
of education on the part of the humblest
as we'll as of the most aristocratic child.
Equality in this country means that ev-
ery man shall have the equal right to
work and earn bread for his family; that
every child shall be taken and given as
good chance. as the government can af-
ford.
What is fraternity? 1t is a word which,
when applied to the nation, means that
we are not sand heap, but family.
In conclusion Mr.. Bellamy said that
the destiny of the coming century was to
be the making of men happier. This
century was making them wiser and
richer; but it was not a happy century.
The young men and women of today
were not as happy as those of other gen.
erations, although they had greater pos
sessions and opportunities.
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After the ceremonies bountiful sup
per was served by Caterer Coburn in the
banquet hail.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1893-03-18
ORLS0E SUPERIOR CoCRT.

~ nav"
The Spring Term of Orange gu
re,inr Curt will Convene next Mon
day. Judge Fl Il. Bryan. Of New.
BERN. will p'.s.de, ard Captain T. s.
Parker, OF Graham, Solicitor of this
District, will represent the STATE,
The dockc's are very light. there
beng about 40 .ases on tie civil
irro- docket, IL ca.-s on tho appear.
snc docket, and ou'y - cases on
The State docket.
The following 10 a lis, Of Jurors
fur the Term:
Mes~r~. Dave r. Clark. John {;
Harris. Wy &. Ph opp. Wm. II
tt"lrr-on, w. X. Mckee, O-r-n
Ta;e. Thomas r. Sykes, J. r. VII
-on. Thomas Gates. u. l.. D'ckey,
L. r Gates, John Wagner, Jane.
r. Ray Thomas Edwards. (o"i"red)
". \. MrCanIey, G w Hunt, Ra1-
ter King. Thomas +. D"d-"n, Pre--
ton Hai'hrock. (cn'or-d.) Jn". L'ovh,
r. Y Monk. HENRY Muri"~k. w.
y Pri,chard. J w Copeland. J. r.
Coleman, Paul B,ackwood, Morris
KING. l. J. Waiver, + Lacy Clark,
! | Albert. =. II. Mckee. w i
AIlsnn, \ NJ. Wilker.on, James L,
Terreli G. S l';ckard and John 4
Parker.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1893-03-18
ONE
every HOUR

Is easily earned by ANY one OF either sex in any
part Of the country. who is willing to work indus.
triously at the employment which we furnish.
The labor is light and pleasant. and you run no
risk whatever. We ut you GU, complete, SO that
you can give the business Il trial without expense
to yourself. For those willing to do a little work,
this IL the grandest oirr nad-. You Gun work
all day, or in the evening only. II you are en-
p!oyed, and have q few spare hours at your dis.
pos:sl, utilize them. and add 10 your income. -
our business will not interfere at all. You will
be amazed Oh the start at the rapidi,v and ease
by which you a'nass dollar upon dollar, day in and
day out. Even beginners are successful from the
nrst hour. ANY one can run the business - none
fail. You should try nothing else until you see
:or yourself what you can do at the business
which we offer. No capital riskcd. Women are
grand workers; nowadays they make rs much
rs men. They should try this business, rs II 10 so
we'll adapted 10 them. Write N, once end see for
yourself. Address H. T. 20,
Box $50, Portland. Ne.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1893-03-18

-Mr&. &. c.. Taylor and little
daughter Kate. who have been visit
ing Mr.. Henry Richards family, re-
tuned 10 Durham Tuesday.
Mrs. E,oma Boyd has returned
TO her home st Spar,anburg. S c.
She has been s~peni'n. some time
here with her mother. Mrs. +. II
Phillips, who has been quite .,ck
hu, is improving. We Are glad TO
learn.
All pessons in town are warned
70 he careful not 10 throw .toue. in
any direction. in town or country,
~ they might hit = candidate tor
D,pn'y Collector. In ~,me seo,io.-
OF the county nearly every man in
III. ne'yhborhood xho ia able to
bear arms, wants 10 bc Deputy Col
ssctor.
A l:t.ls item in Q newspaper
may som-,i,Des make q man al en-
envy TO the paper Tor life. but it
won. stop him from reading it. 1,
merely changes him from a abb
scriber to ; borrower. Every pub
usher can recall the anne 81 ci,i
z-'s that c"ue under this head
CONCORD Standard.
When you come to il,!l,boro
don't tail TO put some money in your
pocket to- the printer. You know
)" neither you owe Us or n.t, aud ~e
want you o yay up We need the
money aud We hope you Will rave
us The trouble Of hun,ing YOU up
I'D asking tor it on the s,,ee,s. We
vii! not use the cross mark as some
OF onr su,'sc1ib-,r have requested, US
not To u>c on their taper, bu,
simply ask every one who owes u,
TO come AMI pay at least. = portion
Of The amount .lue ns.
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LOST.

LOST.
A Beast Pin was lost on the
streets, or between fI,llrb"ro aud
John Gates. o" Tuesday, February
2l>t. Ii was wrapped in a piece Of
newspaper. ANY information re.
gari'"g it wilt be thankfully re-
c.i.ed, or the finder will be literally
rewarded OIL leaving It with Mr.. |.
= Stray horn.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1893-03-18

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ruh ttr heel II first rl,s- s'yle
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q, Dnri,n ar. h.In,, l.I N AMI
decorated hy Nr-R.ub.n H,hh.,a
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rerase IN these ,,,,- AID times. >ou
mus Iet ,j.r ppapl,. know where Won
are AID VIVA, 80, keen To sell
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Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1893-03-18
Fayetteville Street.
VIAI.C ABLE LAND FOR SALE.

BY virtue Of the power conferred 10y
the last will and testament of Avis
Nichols. deceased. | will offer for sale
1T the residence OF the late Mrs. Polly
Nichols. on Thursday. March 80. 1898.
two valuable tracts OF land in Little
River township. The Home place If
the late .Alvi- Nichols. adjoining the
lands OF stephen James. Joseph Brown.
Thomas Roberts. Henry Mur,lock auJ
others. containing Two Hundred and
Thirty-Eiyht Acres. Also one other
tract wilercon Amos Nichols now re-
sides. all ,iuiny the lands OF +. e.. Gecr.
Richard Miller and the Home tract,
and containing One Hundred AMI Fifty
Acres. llit above hands will liz >o,l II,
tracts Ia suit purchasers. Much at the
lands Is in o,iyltal growth and l. well
adapted to the growth ct fine tobacco.
&c. 1t will be sold on IA credit of II
months: bond AMI security required
AMI title reserved until iull payment Is
male.
NJ the same time and place | will
also sell for CASH the personal property
belonging 10 sail estate. consisting OF
two he : aud furniture. household and
Kitchen furniture. on COW. g.. &c.
This 22l lay % February. 1898.
ISAAC Il. SIRAIrOk Y.
| Administrator dc bor.is non, viii. the
will annexed.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1893-03-18

Eny'i-l, Spawn L'mInent removes
all Hard, >ul, ~ CaiI"uxe1 Lunps
ua Beni.hts from horses, Blood
>va.'n-, Cabs, SpIir,s. Sweeney,
Kmy-b"re ~nne-. Srrains, all Sw"I
'rn rhnna,~, Coughs, etc. Save $50
hy use of one bottle. Warranted
he most w"ntctul Blemi>h Cure
ever known. Sold ty " y. Hayes,
Druggist, Hrlishorn
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1893-03-18
20 r TONIC HYs


Is 4 CAREFULLY PREPARED
/ combination OF Pure Chemicals In
perfect solution.
1t Is highly endorsed by many of the
leading medical mel Of the country a.
being admirably adapted tor Pulmonary
Diseases and Tor persons suffering from
General Debility.
1t is prescribed BY prominent physi-
clans OF l%lil!shoro. and patient, derive
great benefit from il.
1t IL neatly put up in a full pint bot
tie. containing more than any similar
preparation. ard Is sold Ut less price.
II is recommended To the pubic witli
entire confidence.
POWERS-TAYLOR DRUG Co.
Kicnmond. Va.
az For sale by all Druggists.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1893-03-18

.Iyc-;l-r,ncut- viii hr inserted tor
Sl.e0 3rr -Iulr- ("u" Ha"I!i Tor IN" hrs'
itiy c-n,- lorr.ch Subsequent pub
I" ation.
toa,ra.t. tor advertising tor and
.,lrr Or Tim" may be marie ut tle nihc"
10, sc OBSERVER. or ~ corrr-pond-
/. -
.t-n}diuarv Notices. tributes Of R,-
81. 80. t'aJ,>. I1itiolie II Can
|.nH -. Negotiations .! Iitaun>. &r.. viii
|3.. charged for IL regular 4 vtti-e-
ur4.t-. bu, nu!v half rates when paid
Tor .t.ict!t IN advance.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1893-03-18

lash AID for Hides, Furs, Rags,
Wax. Eggs.
Waited all kinds OF Country
pnau,r.
'ur stock of Ladies and Mems
~'sthht'> are III. bcs, ia this .%ec,ion.
N"s Goods daily Please CAL
We rcicr to p,y Case tor Pro
dncc, ll'ter than trade.
y. w BROWN & co.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1893-03-18

lt,., -, ku,nan and horses an.l al,
ar}ni,s .ur..t IN 80 minutes b!
Wn!ror.l'- S.n,,ary Lotion. Thi-
n.vrr ts.l-. Sid u, W. A. iIayes,
Druggist, ti,ll.t"r".
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1893-03-18

: lIkT FL t1IT', ~. VI,
.J,rnary ~, 1895.
Ns NATE DHowN : enclose
81 r;,a-c send ,n, the worth OF il,
II. "Pnv,iciors and Surgeons Soap
| 'i.e.,lc -annp'., >r'y mnrh. aud It
il shall prose - b. 40 nice M l uow
,hinA II, shall become a con.,au,
tarr.n. Send hy -xr-~r-. promptly
Very respectfully,
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1893-03-18

PnEAxN1EXIA. lLkCH.
j.~!A.,l s.ni.'',"i HhrntA Tor preach
lry l.t S~A',.'A:n IT. each month,
ra III. Is ;. ila M. Hhi+horo Al i
=. III 2r.i sabbath. ] | 3. III. At Lit
II, tt,-r. ;, t..i~eii In-i,,u,- tire
q"cn.l>) ~ p. III Ord sabbath,
H'iI-i~".., II a. IN. and ! 3. ~. :
Il, Ss'hs'h, II d. vi. a, Eco, i J.. NJ.
ut ill,sbu"u.
W. +. VIZ. ng..4,
PASTOR.
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4 DMlNISTR ATOR'S NOTICE.

~
Having this day qualified as Admin
i>trator of VIM. {. cheek. | request
any person indebted TO him To MAXI.
pay ,nent 10 me. and hereby yi,e.nn,ice
to those having claims against hi. 80
tate TO present them on or before Feb
ruary 10Th. 1894. or this notice will be
plead III bar OF recovery.
This 10th day OF February. 1909.
ROBERT j. GARDEN.
Administrator.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1893-03-18
0 T | { +

Il Or
Having qualified as Ex-cutrix upon
the estate Of Israel Turner. deceased.
| hereby give notice TO all persons in
uehted 10 sail estate 10 make iininesii-
ate payment airi ali persons having
viasms against said estate must present
them TO the undersigned properly
autiieitica;e on or before January 81.
1884. or this notice win be plead IN bar
OF their recovery.
This 3lst day at January. 1879.
IDA /. TURNER.
ExecuItx.
{. D. TUNER, Attorney.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1893-03-18

uN,.'s3oKo ASn CEDAR GROVE
STATION, MXrHouIsT CHURCH
Regular mp 't'mcn's { r preach
ing Hubs! or, l., nh and 9th Sun
days in taci, MONTH ST nsnai hOurs.
,-tar Grove. lad and 81 Sunday.
IN tscl, month II II q N. and ! y. IN.
H. y. C.AviNEss,
Pastor.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1893-03-18
\ pMI>IsTkATOR'S NOTICE.
TXEt CTUk'S NOTICE..

Havin. this day qualified a. E:x-ru-
tor OF the last will Of Joseph {. Webb. |
request all persons indebted To him to
make payment To me. and hereby give
notice TO those having claims against
his estate TO present them on or before
February l4ill. 1894. or this notice will
he plead in bar of recovery.
This l4th dav Of February. lSa3.
JAMES WEBB. JR..
Executor.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1893-03-18

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"tac'urel by Gates & Thomp<o",
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George Oserakcr and G. Z Hayes.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1893-03-18

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The lllll.ior" Book Store.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1893-03-18
GALE OF LAND AND PERSONAL
PROPERTY.

BY virtue Of an order Of the Superior
Court OF Orange county. | will offer
for sale OF the premises 1t public auc-
ton To the best biilcr. on Saturday the
18th day of March. 1893. Il tract ot land
in chapel Hill tnwn-hip adjoining
lands OF john K. Smith. VI. {. johnson.
y. Mctaul"y. II. q. Strain and others.
AMI containing 50 acres. u.rc OF less.
TeiluS OF sale: Oue-tlIird cash. bal
aiise in II months. ir~erving title until
pure a~r money shall he pad in iuil !;
bond required.
At the s:.lnc time anil place I will sell
the personal property OF deceased fpr
cash.
This 18th ,lav Of February. 1898.
SARAH T.. PbfTS.
Exeri,trix ut Abel Natldry aud Com
missioner.