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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-01-02
1T Is HARVARD'S TROPHY.
EXTRAORDINARILY CHESS CHhM
PIONS o THE THIRD


CoIumbia, Yale. and Princeton Neck nnd
Meek for Second Pince-New Haven Men
Downed by the Hue and white-Parser
Does Not Play Southland Unbesten.
For the third consecutive time Harvard Uni
versity won the Intercollegiate chess champion
ship yesterday after the fifth round had been
played. Although the tournament ia not ended.
the Crimson's record Of eight wins cannot be
equalled. When the students resumed play at
the Columbia Gramma School yesterday after
noon there was quite q large crowd present.
The players met in the following order:
W. NJ. Murdoch. Yale, vs.. q. Parker, Columbia; A.
W. Ryder, Har ward. VA. w. ". Young. Princeton; y.
A. Lehloach, Yale, vs. A. N. Price. ColumbiA. and n. Z.
southard. Harvard. vs. r. b. Seymour, Princeton.
Considering the mental and physical strain Of
the students during the FIRST four days OF the
tourney all looked we'll. with the exception Of
Parker Of Columbia, who. It was reported. was
unable to play owing to sickness. His brother
took his place.
Murdoch played n Ponzlani opening against
Parker on the first board. The game proceeded
evenly for eighteen moves. when the latter lost
. pawn. Eventually Parker won the exchange
by nno play, and being always on tho alert and
steady. he won In splendid style after thirty
nine moves.
Young adopted q French defence on the sec
ond table against Ryder. This turned out 10
be an open and interesting combat played on
rather. novel lines. for both the contestants
castlod on the queens side. After about nine
teen moves the game looked quite oven, white
having q slight attack. Later on black took a
hand at aggressive. tactics. but 1t seemed as
though Ryder's subsequent fine combination
would carry the day. However, at the last mo-
ment Ryder blundered, and Young won after
forty moves.
Price fell back on the Berliner defence, 3 -.
XIX Is 3. when called upon by Lehlbach to
defend the kuy Lopez on the third board. As
early as on the tenth move the Vale man made
an error. thereby losing the exchange. Later
on he made another mistake by taking n pawn.
which imprisoned q bishop. The piece was won
by Price on his twenty-second move. This
practically decided the game In the latter's
favor. Lohlbach resigned after forty-ono
moves.
On the last board Southland essayed q Spanish
opening. Seymour selected tho 3 -. P-Q X 3
defence. Pretty play on both eidos made things
lively. and the positions remained even for up
ward OF seventeen moves. On the next move
Seymour captured a pawn. whereupon South
ard, by n judicious exchange OF pieces, secured
q rock. Tho Princetonian played on for thirty
four moves. and then resigned,
The following are scores of the game:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-01-02

An interesting and friendly discussion Is now
being conducted between tho State Comptroller
and the racing associations. The question at
issue Ia whether or not entrance moneys are
taxable. Hitherto they have not besn consid-
cred subject TO the D per cent tax. Recently
the Tax Department made a ruling that they
asked for an authoritative decision. Meantime
the tax, assessed as In other years. is at the dis
position of the Comptroller.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-01-02
KBRAHAAM.."'
- SIRAUS
SOS-M MEMBERS AT CHESS.
Five Rouads In The Sua Tosraanen
Flashed.

1HNo N a. css
Finished.
The nrst Eve rounds OF the second tournament
OF The Sun in which non-members OF clubs
were eligible to compete. wero played in the
concert hall Of the Central Opera House, East
Sixty-seventh street, yesterday. under the
auspices OF the Metropolitan Chess Club. Il. y.
Pillsbury was tho referee. and J. Feibel. cham.
pion OF the Metropolitan Club. acted as director
OF play. There was quite q large number Of
spectators present when the first moves wero
made At 10 O'Clock. There were nineteen COM
petitors. The games left unfinished at IL 80
o'clock were adjudicated and the second round
started. Play In tho third round began at Q
O'Clock. the fourth ut 3 80 o'clock. ana the final
bout OF the day was called ut 5 o'clock.
During the afternoon An informal meeting
was held. In which resolutions OF thanks to the
Metropolitan Chess Club and to THE Sun were
passed. IL was also suggested TO organize THE
SUs Chess Association for the purpose Of ar
ranging two tournaments annually. one on New
Years Day and the other on Decoration Day.
Tho details OF play yesterday follow:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-01-02
Thanks 20 The run for Its AcsurAtsr sas
Complete Chess Reports.

To THE EDITOR or THE SUS-Sir: We, the
undersigned contestants In the Columbia Har-
ward Yale Princeton chess tournament desire
TO express to you our cordial thanks for tho ac-
curAte and complete record OF the games which
you have printed.
ARTHUR PRICE ana A. w. PARKER Columbia.
L. A. LEHLBACH and w. NJ. MURDOCH. Yale.
A. W. RYDER and +. f. SOUTH ARD, Harvard.
4. b. SEYMOUR and w. NJ. SoUSu. Princeton.
COLUMBIA SCHOOL Jan. l.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-01-02
IPP ~ NOTION.
TIa TodAis Bent. = strong Field In the
Yuietide Handicap.

M v.t.,ll -kX--t k.lgz.. -. A.'A
u io'o''"o "h'pPe' "N a. "VN
-, -. T,- ..
re.ulted in m Ginning race between II. Thom!-
~ " 49,. % o..
SON Tim loddle. w yards, And Il. lhom.N.Ls
r,ri, pox "A wards tho fornsr winri-- ~
run D'' 80" N
about a foot. ii. WoodcOck't saddle, Wa a
handican Of l4I. yards. cam, in third. ,vsri
"~""'N"p" "
behind Fruit Roy. The large number Of entries
49,. o,a =, ,o,l ,,.-fy
hecessitN'ou nah' '''a' h'"'4' "''' ~ VIVA "''''
1--WE hours OF racing to reach the winner.
Meanwhile the betting was livrl, and mura
sIcitsn,snt pTey aiieS The nlstol 6rer was lax
H., ~ ps a,d W,hiitw Hri,rrsr =
itAIt OF IateLeon. auu n.,a. = - -
newark was the judge summary 'S''o"A
FIRST TRIALS,
First HeAt-won nv Il, RHcths hr b. ,T!IJI.
pounas, luS yards Ilnh'f.ri ,tArr,M ~ n ~
Gown, 1884 pounds, Ssv N"Tls'. Sc NJ !. h~na- >
hr, W. b, Chilairay, l>s p'AniN va SAFHs' 'tf-
Time. IL seconds
Second Ieat-Non by !. Mh-tr ~ " o uTm q
PIN pounds lNA yards, ). hNy0rUis q taubN l']
pounds 20 yards, second u it'Irs nv" .lhr
kin, ltL pounds, % ward. t.tri tlnr' l.
Third Heat-Won 10y , tArr'N 81 d "".iF -
pounds, ltNs yards: q. Aluns|1n or We ~
pounds. IsR yards. sHCnnd L"'' ~
evening News IVA pounds u !AF" '" ''''
FomTIh ueat-won nv y. lAr.r., .r a. &. Iah
Fity.imn,ons al nounis ia Nsr.. a SsassnN .
hius Ia RtysrsIie lis, p,,i..s 50 .s.Suu4. 81.
Tnompson's hi l.. Peggy, ia. ...et> $50, yaTtl
lnnEEledl, third. Time, IL lI sr.Na.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-01-02
Tandem sle,shi.s Club Elects Omcer..

The tandem drive arranged for yesterday by
the Tandem sleighinG Club did not take place,
rs there was not enough snow left on the Park
drives, The drive will be given on the first day
there Is snow enough on the ground. The new
President, George 4. Hume; Vice President,
John +. BaudOuine; Treasurer. Harry Williams;
Secretaries. Edward Koch and Aurel Batonyi.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-01-02
IInndbRll.

Uptown handball experts spent New Years
Day pleasantly At tho Manhattsnville court.
w. j. Eastman got In some useful work In view
OF his coming championship contest, and with
the veteran J. FRlyey as a partner he showed
up well against w. !. Delaney and NJ. Rorty.
Several other interesting matches figured on the
card. The scores:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-01-02
Heyer Wins the Li.crsr Handicap.

LoNo BRANCH, Jan. 1.-Capt- Haywood of
Denver did some fine shooting at the new Elk
wood Park traps this afternoon. While he did
not win the principal event-thc Lincroft Han
dicap-he divided first money In four races
which followed. and In all gathered thirty out
of th,rty-one birds shot at. He rarely used his
second barrel and made some exceptional good
shots. He missed the Llncroft Handicap by his
third bird dropping dead out Of bounds. Sum-
maries:
First Event-Lincroft handicap. ten birds; $40 en-,
yards, 10 Capt Hay wood. Denver. 2s yards y; W: r.
Patten, Pleasure Bay. 20 yards. 0; DR.. Bogardus.
kuyport, 20 yards, o. Charles Noolley. Long Branch,
20 yards, 3.
second Event-shoot on for second money: mlss
and out. Hay wood and wooliey, y; Price. 4; Gibbs
and Bogardus, 3: Patten.,2. Purse divided.
Third Event-Flve birds: 60 entrance. Bogardus,
woolley, Haywood, aud DAILY, o. Watts and Patten.
Fourth Event-Five birds; s5 entrance. Haywood.
wooiiey. DAILY, and Gibbs, Is; Bogardus and Patten. 4.
Purse divided.
Final Event-Five BIRDS: ss entrance. Haywood,
BogarduS and Woolley. D; PAtten, Price. and Gibbs,
4. Purse divided.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-01-02
Tru. nia.. ou,I,sI Wanderers.

A. Paterson yesterday the True Blues Of that
place and the Brooklyn Wanderers faced each other
IN an association game OF football. Tho playing
was good, each team showing brilliant combinA.
lions. The Wanderers were uniucky on several oc-
casions in.not scoring. although the Blues' goal was
True Blueg by q % &
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-01-02
Basketball.

The bay Ridge A. C. basketball team lined up
against the Central Y. VI. c.. A. boys yesterday
in the latter's gymnasium. The bay Ridge
players were outclassed. but played pluckily.
Hopkins was replaced by Mccormick In tho
second hall. owing to an injury. The tlnal score
was; Bay Ridge 4, O., !; Central Y. NJ. @. A, 10.
The lineup follows:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-01-02
QUEENS oANBIT.


Phillips. Hnl, Gunsberg. Morphy, and Hassel-
man are eligible to PLAY In the final rounds.
which will be played this evening.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-01-02

The Garden City Gun Club entertained six
members OF the Crescent A. c. OF Brooklyn ye,-
terday. Messrs. Donald Geddes. Charles White.
A. 3. Fish. hoffman. Sykes. and Grant Hege-
men. A clay pigeon match. under American
Association rules. was shot, the conditions being
% birds each. FIVE traps. at known angles. The
Garden City team, composed OF Nicol Floyd. Jr..
George l.. Hubbcll, ID. Dupont Brock. Sewhall
Lawrence, Alfred Lewis, and j. II. Wood, won
by six birds.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-01-02
Following IL the record Of the tournament:

The pairing for tho sixth and last round.
which will begin this afternoon at l O'Clock,
follows:
Young vs. Parker. Ryder Va. Murdoch. Southland Va
Lehlbach. Seymour va Price.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-01-02
Hockey.

WINNIPEG. Man, Jan. 1.-The great match
played here yesterday between the Victoria
team Of Montreal and the yictorias of Winni-
pes for the Stanley cup and the hockey cham
pionship OF Canada WAS won by the Montreals
by q TO g.. The match was one Of the finest
the winning goal In the last two minutss OF
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-01-02

Referee-Harry Humphries, international A, @.
Linesmen- Nathan Winfield, for AnsoniaA, and John
knowles, for NewsrEs. uoals-Made nv Higgins ami
sullivan FOR Newark, aud Camp Tor Ansonia.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-01-02
.Sportsman's Goods.

IT y. LuB HATES. csc. pair; skates ground, l'a
". 1897 Crawford bicycles, $50 10 So.
DURAkT MCLEAN 4 CO., wv broadway.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-01-02
A Drawa Game Betweea Newark aad
Ansonia-

The bursting OF the bali nve minutes before time
was called In the second half OF the association foot
ball game played yesterday afternoon between
the Scwarks and Anssonias OF Ansonia, Conn,
at Cosmopolitan Park, Rearny, n. j., prob
ably deprived tho former Of . victory. as
the score at the time vas . goals to l In their
favor. There being no other ball on hand the referee
was compelled to declare the game n draw, The two
goals credited q. the Newark team. were made by
Higgins, and sullivan In the opening half. Camp
scored the only goal for the visitors after the hail mad
been In play ton minutes In the second half. Tho
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-01-02

scores OF two lively games follow:

HassslmAn. II Mcgrayue % Giuoco Piano.
Hill. .......,..l Dwinneli, % Two Knights Game
Only those who drew byes played in this
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-01-02

This women's putting match was postponed,
hut the open driving contest for the men ro-
suited In O lively contest. The play WAS from
the first tee. in the presence OF a" gallery" not
ono bit chary Of chatting criticism. Tying, who
lad fuked In driving or for the handicap, won
$. ID. Bowers was second. with ls3 yards. The
other contestants were: .. Hockneyer, CT.
Stout. J. s. Barnes, A. I. .Riach. I. II. Moeran,
Jr.. John Du Fats. l.. y. Todd. l.. p. BaYard. Jr.,
Grier Campbell, II. =. Tolcr, T.. C.. Hoyt. A. Col
gate, j. G. Wilmer. and Louis Larocque.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1897-07-15
NJ ORTGAGE SALE OF LAND.

BY virtue Of authority given me in
two mortgage deeds executed by l.. =.
Chandler and Bette Chandler, his
wife. dated October 18th. 1874. aud De-
ctmbar oath. 1894, aud properly re-
corded in the Office of Register OF
Deeds of Orange county. i'll Book Z
pages l4s AMI l49 ana $50 and $40.
will sell ut public ano,,of to the high
est bidder for cash at the rour house
door in iiill>boro. on Monday. August
9th, 1897, at II o'clock IN. a tract OF
land III Chapel Hill township. lying Oh
the waters ot New Hope creek. adJoin-
ing the lands OF Andrew Lloyd, VIM
Andrews. John Latta. jesse Cole auo
others. containing One Hundred and
Ninety Acres. more or less. the same
being the tract of land on which l.. )
Chandler now lives.
Sale is male to satisfy mortgage an,
TO pay costs.
This lst day of Julv, 1>9..
=. ). FERRY.
Mortgage.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1897-07-15
u Judges and RcDfstrars
Or ELECTION IN ORANGE CorSTy
GET No Pax

GET No Pax.
Chapter 31S, of the Laws of 1897
reads as follows
That at all future elections regis
t'ars and judges OF elections shall
receive n dollar per day for each
day Of actual service as required bv
law, and the person required To
carry the returns and ballot boxes tn
The Clerks Ct the Superior Courts,
except the :tecinct in which the
county seat is located, shall be al
lowed n dollar per day and five
cen's per mile u way tor his e
vices !; tha, the allowance of one
cent per name tor repatriation OF
voters is hereby repealed and The
compensation herein allowed is in
lieu thereeth
Section 3 OF the above &C, pro.
vides 'ihat. this act shall only apply
l" the counties OF Stokes, Graham
Cherokee, Vance, Rowan, Baden
Davidson. Dasie, Wake, Cleveland
Castor, Mecklenborg, Dare, Ora.
vile, Beaufort, Surry, Lenoir, War
rem, Montgomery, Cumberland, Pas
quo,ank, Camden. Washington, Ala
nance, Buncombe, Northampton
Halifax aud Herttord."
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1897-07-15
COUNTY BOARD oP EDUCATION.

COUNTY BOARD oP EDUCATION.
The Boari of Education for Or.
ance county. As created ty the las,
Legs ature, Is cemposed ~ Mes-,s.
J NJ Monk. Alt,er, X. Holmes ani
Charles II Euroh. The B.ari aa-
organized M"t.iay, Ju'v ,ti,. NJ.
M9ik wa elected Cl.arm,n att
Nj J"hn Thonpssa was. elected
Supervisor OF Schools.
The county vas ,l,s,d-d tito h,,
Il s;'tcts beng ,h- sam. number a.
;here afe townships FIVE >chooI
conmiiiee:Ien ~ere elected tor eaet
di>lr CT As follows:
Hiisb"ro To~n-hip-C. { Smith
4. A. Lynch A IIosan. |; y
Walker and Robert Ban.
Chape! TILL To~n>hp-M 4 Me
Cauley, thati-. w Johnston, tho.
X Coe, J ID Webb and II. q
Strain.
Bin CHAM Town-hip-p. NJ. Sykes
q. " Thompson. Jr. Alder, Lloyd
Zacha''ah S.ipes and Charles w
Stanford.
Cedar Grove Township Marshal
} Ward, AnGrew j.. Compton, Jno
w. Jordan, Robert 4 Hodge ant
G.. G. W,lk.rsop.
Little River Township Cha,le
+ Wilson, Joseph w. Terry, WIN
K. Hall, Rev 5 7 Terry and Dr
John Berry.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1897-07-15
J.. TABLE
.,b.,.u halfway {
Co.

sYfE,T NAY 2, 1891.
~ II. Mixed, going West,
-boro Al $3.50 a IN.
nan So - Mail, going West,
a.II .-boro at 5:o7 p. m.
.a 50. -, Passenger, going
~, d4e 4 IItiIsboro at 1922 a. N.
T.a 80 IS, Mixed, going
~ l.c At .IIslI-Doro at 12:3J
Tr.t 10 = Mixed, going East.
II -boro at.4:3O a. tn.
Ir4n ~ II, Passenger, going
t..t ilc at lIiI-horo al 1922 a n
Ian No -, Passenger, going
-. 49, 81 IIliisboro at l:51 p. I'D
I-4u ~ VI, Freight, going East
j.eat III .boro at ll:l5 a. IN.
.i.1are.- tor all trains must he at
.g. one .onr before train time.
Il. q. SHEKRILL, Agent.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1897-07-15
ELECTION TUESDAY. AUG
10TH, 1897.

At said election every voter IN
favor of said Special School Tax
shall vote 4 written or D-inted bal
10, with the words For Schools"
jand every voter opposed 10 tie said
SPECIAL School Tax shat! vote a
written or printed ballot with the
words "Asains, Schools
Tie Registration Books will be
opened according 10 law st each
Precinct commencing OF Saturday,
july 3rd, 1897, a, Q O'Clock q IN
By order of the Board OF Commls
sicners Of Orange County
JOHN LAWS.
Clerk
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1897-07-15
IMPORTANT TO DELINQUENT
TAX PAYERS.
SHERIFF REQUIRED TO RE
PORT DELINQUENTS
TO JUDGE.

Delinquent Tax Payers will please
read as below. Sections so and 50 OF
the Revenue Law, ratified the 9th
day of March, 1897, and avoid the
costs aud penalty imposed therein
by paying their taxes without fur
Their delay.
See. -. That it shall be and is here
by made the duty of the sheriff of each
county in the state Ia max" diligcnt
inquiry and report to the Judge III
each term of the Criminal Court held
In the county followin. the time when
the license tax, and taxes provided fof
IN schedules \, B and & of this AL
should have been paid as to whether or
not such license taxes and other taxes
hsye been pafu BY all persons or.corpo-
f3tions liable tot4he sauie, and to make
out q list Of all deihngus MS. AMI it
| shall be made the duty Of the Judge 70
submit the list OF tire sielinGuents To The
| : olicitor 10 the eud that such fciir-
queDts may be prosecuted for such he
talcation in the Tralii:er provided ii the
next .ecti1n OF this act.
Sec. a3. That such persons or corI.o-
%ration> Who are liable 10 pay the Ii
ctrSe TAX Or taxes provided for II
schedules A.. B and { .. this nat and
the ma>hii cry at, and ~hal, fail Ia pay
the same a. provided by law shall IL
.uiitv OF a ml>demtaror. and punlstIcs
oy a fine not exceeding five hunirs@.
! dollar or imprisoned no. exceeding -Ix
months.
Schedules 4 b aid G cover al
taxes levied Don't make tie mis-
take ia thinking that it oal. aruli.'
TO special taxes, such a. License
Merchant, Livery Stables and IL.
like, bu, ii applies To ALL TAXES
Your servant.
JOHN X. HUGHES.
Sheriff Of Orange County.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1897-07-15

The 5unior Auxiliary OF S. M.,.
,hew's Church will give a Donkey
Party. in Masonic Hall. Friday. July
10th, a. s p. m. No admission Tee.
Ice re. and cake at popular
prices. Grown folks and children
are all cordially invited.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1897-07-15
CONSUMPTION oAA CURED.

NoNNtA NJ W ~ bt. ihfb
/. !. >}oc.nt. Nc. tne Gl.atth,m-
1T t.ui Scientist. Niii -eUa Ig.r.t o tho
Afflicted. liA"" l~;.lt.r~ - lii \e~l,
discovered l. medic, l., tHfr luIl
sumption SD Al Lung Iuat1,,
Nothing could II fatfgr. more iht,in,
~tl.roI,ir - c.ltl more io> IL thc d%iil5ct-
-. ;tA;l the oltrf 81 +. !. Slutti1. NJ.
{. Of N,w l,fk oirE.
tonfiacu; hot II ht~ ~atsco,ercsiA r.
liahie @uie I" assumption anil al
l,funtlit,. 'hroIt anal .3nL I~,a-r-.
general decline ana wtahnc~. los Il
fish ttnl a}i conditions = ~a-.i4-. aittl
- maxi" IT, 2|epefa. mcfit- kntNt. +,
Mt.l ~at.i. ire. thfcc battle 4, atE
fce Ter ~ tlt oWA>t.E 'ot>lh oH-rN-
Mr. wln my le suffering.
Already lis; "ueW >ci"nt5iie '"ur~r al
medicine H. r~trm4ucutiy cured ,ltuu-
sands oi arpneuti, h"lrt' c,-c-.
IAc.I1ouiot .on~.d.tF II hl> r"ItZIpn
dutv-a ,iuty which lie owes ia human
, itN-to dnua," lis iniaiia L. cure.
J lie Ia proved lilac dreaded coH@um
t!on IL Ar "a ct,tbir sif>"a-" i"NoHd uy
%tjo1lf,t. anl ia- ga til" ~ H. tmntirHt.
aHd .neoi easr laltltforf,- I. -tiu.,;tf4-
"t experience from tla-t .en.!t 4 4nt'
CURED. ~ ~ pat IT 81, Wuf.i 4.
bout delar nntii1t go. .fc CON
-ttmpti,n nni;trtlai.: Il, n4'fh~ Ir.i}
"nd ce;ta IS. tt uh. .sttr.- +. !
c3ti1. VI. =. - IL" ett.at, \.A tu3A
t# ui,et ntjiia.. h 'fattoH. 4.ts -
pas 81 = -,ufiet t'u. tri IL, !,
!. a.I4ii ~ ln, H. -tHe1e il ~ 81,
A<GL tot>t1 On-tt.<tE.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1897-07-15
DEATH OF Mrs SUSAN LYNCH.

Mrs. Susan Lynch, relic, # tie
late Lemuci Lynch. died a, her resi-
dence in this place on "Wednesday
July It'll, at l O'Clock p m.
The funeral services were held or
Thursday morning in the pfesby
terrain church. and in the absence O
Rev. II. S Bradshaw, pastor OF lha'
church, Rev. J Nj. Terrell, pastor o
the Methods, church, conducted tn,
services.
The following named persons &C,
ed as pail bearers : Mes,rs. Herr,
n. Brown. Sr., +. II. Smith, }. w
Hooker, DR.. &. d Jones, Henr,
Richards and Joseph A. Harris
The interment was in the new CEN
etery.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1897-07-15
JOftN y. III II r..
Sheriff Of Orange County.


4 GENTS WA\TkD-for a4r H.
a Cuba by >enoY QIe>ada- Cuban
representative AZ Washington. In
sior-sTt bs snban patriots. IL trcraeasi-
uus demand y b+suanx4 FIR agents.
Only SO BIZ box. bIg cotaai--
>ton-- Every holy wants The o:sly eli.
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Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1897-07-15
GALE OF LAND.

By virtue Of authority given to the
undersigned in II mortgage deed exeen-
ted by William Crawford and Elizabeth
Crawford his W fe. TO James Webb, Jr..
and properly recorded in the office of
Register OF Deeds OF Orangecounty, in
Book y. pages 9S aud %, | will sell for
cash TO the Highest bidder ut the court
house loor in Hiilsboro. on Thursday.
July 10Th. 1897. certain pieces or par
GELS OF land lying anc being in Orange
county. North Carolina, and bounded
and described a. follows Adjoining
lands OF the late :. :. Gates. G. T.
Stubbins anu 1ho>. J. Gates and others.
the same being in thrre tracts Is fol
loos:
/. One tract known 4 the Howard
tract. containing Finy-Two Acres. more
al less
IL. The second tract Was bought By
>all Crawford from jaime. Workman
s-xcept - much OF sail lot sold Il
Thomas Argo b. said Crawforti.l con
tanning thirty Acres. NOR or les.
Ill Also one other tract bound Il %
the south and west by the lands o
Thomas j. tate>. on the north BY III,
land, 81 NJ Howard. on the east b,
the tlact Of land conveyed Ia the ali,
Crawford by l. NJ. Gates ana wife. BE-.
ing . part 81 the original WorkmaG
tract, containing Twenty-Five Acre
more Or les
sale II Il o'clock II.
sale i male t. satisfy mortgage ans
. pay COSTS
IhlS 18th DAY Of June. l~...
JAMES WEBB. JR,
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