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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1899-07-26
WEDNESDAY, JULY 26, 1899.
THE SCHOOL FUND.
Excellent Financial Condition of
this District.

Secretary Dornberg Of the Board
of Education, who is to retire from
the board after many years faithful
work as secretary, on the first Sat-
urday evening in August, has pre-
pared report of the financial condi-
ton of the district, which will be of
interest to all tax payers Of the dis
trict. The report is for the school
year already closed.
The receipts into the common fund
of the district for the year amounted
to $13, 2SO.96. The balance on hand
at the beginning of the school year
just closed was S., S54. SO. $500 was
was received from the State high
school appropriation, 1876 from tut
ton, $469.8O from the one mill tax
81, 32O.3O from the State appropria-
ton, and $5,14O.29 from the tax
levy, all of which items make up the
total mentioned above.
The disbursements during the
year amounted to IS, 6O5.34 of which
amount S., 1872 80 went for teachers
salaries, 1872 OIL for the expense &C
count, 5000 for school supplies,
$40 for janitor' services, $417. "A
for fuel, $177.46 for repairs and i'm
provements, $13.35 for furniture.
1890 for insurance, making the
disbursements total above stated,
and leaving balance on hand for
the commencement of business at
the beginning of the ensuing year
of $6,675.34.
The bond interest fund shows the
receipts to have been $3,540.95, of
which sum 81 ,25699 was on hand at
the beginning OF the year, and
$2,294.O7 was received from the tax
levy. The disbursements amounted
to 81, $40 80 all of which was used in
paying interest on the bonded in
debtedness of the school house.
The State bond and interest fund
shows the receipts to have been
1861. GA, of which sum $4,000 came
from State bond and interest levy
and the remainder was left over
from last year. There were no dis
bursements from this fund during
the year.
The sinking fund showed total re-
ceipts of 81, O32. 36, nearly all of
which was carried over from the
preceding year. There were no
disbursements from the fund. The
building fund has a balance of $40.
The balances in the different funds
at the present time are as follows:
Common fund $6675. 81
Bond interest fund .217O. 05
State bond and interest fund. .961. O4
Sinking fund. 1892 &c
Building fund. ..... -. 40. OF
Total $40, SS7. Is
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1899-07-26
POLITICS AND NEWS.
Gossip and Opinions Gathered In
the Sanity City.

There is danger that in order to
make recorder the department of
the bank examiner, Gen. Pope and
Gov. Lind have gone a little farther
than the conditions would warrant
in closing up the Savings Bank Of
St. Paul and it is very likely that s.
600 depositors in that institution
who would otherwise receive every
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1899-07-26
THE BIG RAISE.
Returns and County
Dog Statistics.

UOy STATISTICS.
Melodeons and organs and house
hold and Office furniture items re
ceived the severest jolt from the
board of equalization in session last
week, while incidentally. the five
farmer members of the board didn t
hesitate to jack up agricultural
tools, implements and machinery in
each town to some place where they
thought these items should be. In
Brookville all three items were sent
up 100 per cent; in Charlestown the
jolt was 100 per cent. on melodeons
and organs and household and office
furniture, and 80 per cent. on agri-
cultural tools and implements; in
Delhi it was so per cent. on each of
the first two items; in Gales the
first item was sent up 335 per cent.
while the second item was increased
80 per cent; in Granite Rock the
jolt upward was 30 per cent. on me-
lodeons and organs and 100 per
cent. on both the Office furniture and
agricultural tools and implements
items: in Homer there was only a
raise of % per cent. on the melode-
ons and organs: in Johnsonville
there was raise of 100 per cent. on
the first two items; Kintire s on me-
lodeons and organs is increased IS
per cent, Lamberton 80 per cent,
Morgan Is per cent, New Avon 80
per cent, North Hero Is per cent,
Paxton 20 per cent, Redwood Falls
$50 per cent, Sheridan so per cent,
Springdale 40 per cent, Shutdown Is
per cent, Swedes Forest 100 per
cent, Underwood Is per cent, West
line and Willow Lake 100 per cent,
Lamberton village 40 per cent, Nor
gan village 10 per cent. Walnut
Grove village 60 per cent, Redwood
Falls city % per cent.
Household and Office furniture in
Kintire is increased 80 per cent. and
in Morgan 40 per cent, while in
New Avon. North Hero, Paxton,
Redwood Falls, Sheridan, Spring
dale, Swedes Forest, Willow Lake,
Lamberton and Morgan villages
and Walnut Grove the valuations
were increased 100 per cent. while
in Sherman, Shutdown, Vesta and
Waterbury the increase was 80 per
cent, and in Three Lakes it was re-
duced 25 per cent.
The value of agricultural tools
and implements in Kintire, Lamber-
ton, Redwood Falls, Sheridan,
Springdale, Shutdown and Under
wood was increased so per cent. :,
while in Swedes Forest it was in
creased 100 per cent, in Paxton and
Three Lakes % per cent, and in
Vail it was decreased % per cent.
The dog valuation was left stand
ing, as returned by the assessors
and 1855 dogs in the county will
have personal property valuation
of 5000. In Charlestown Enos
Dotson S hounds, five in number,
valued $40, were placed in ''other
property" column, but the item has
since been transferred to the dog
column. The number of dogs in
each town, together with the valua
ton is as follows:
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1899-07-26
Totals ]

It will be seen from the returns
that the assessors of the three vii
lagos enumerated and this city did
not make careful return of the dog
crop, Morgan coming the nearest
being perfect, and Lamberton. Wal
nut Grove and this city being ex-
ceptionally bad.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1899-07-26
after all.

The s'life of the flesh is the blood
thereof" Pure blood means healthy
functional activity, and this bears
with it the certainty of quick, restora-
ton from sickness or accident. DR.. J.
III. McLean's Strengthening Cordial
and Blood Purifier gives pure, rich
blood and vitalizes and strengthens the
whole body. Price so cents and 81
bottle. Hitchcock & Go. 474t
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1899-07-26

cent deposited with interest, will be
called upon to pay the great expense
of adjusting the affairs of ruined
bank. For no matter what the bank
was before it was closed, one thing
IS certain now, viz. that it is ruined
for all time and that people interes-
ted will be obliged to sustain great
losses in the winding up of it's affairs.
The state press of all parties has
taken a lively interest in this matter
since the bank was closed and even
many of the Democratic papers are
giving the bank the benefit of a
doubt until the administration is
proved to be right. The Democratic
Minneapolis Times discusses the
affair editorially in part as follows:
1.-The Times is not prepared to say
that Gov. Lind was influenced by DO
litical motives in this case. To charge
such influence is to make the gra-
vest possible accusation against the
integrity of the chief executive. We
do not know of anything in Gov.
Lind Is personal or political history
that could Justify such an arraign-
ment of his motives. It must be
conceded, however. that in some in
tances, patent even to outsiders. the
valuation of the assets of the closed
bank, by the bank examiner, is open
to question. Why Itasca county
bonds, for instance. quoted at New
York at ST. 20. should be scaled to 80
cents by Examiner Pope is not ex-
plicable. If it is true, as charged.
that the valuation of the realty as
sets was made by man wholly I'M
familiar with St. Paul property, a
grave error was committed. If it is
also true, and the assertion is made
vehemently by friends of the bank.
that the financial troubles of the in
stitutiOn dated back six years and
that, with returning prosperity,
there was a fair chance of full reali-
zation on all, or nearly all the doubt
full loans, to be followed by absolute
solvency on the part of the bank, the
action of the governor is regretable
Time and event may prove that the
action itself suffices to bring about
the loss dreaded. The reputation
of a bank is as tender as that of a
woman, and once smirched it is al
most impossible thoroughly to
cleanse it.
''There is a suspicion that Exam
iner Pope wanted to show Zeal and
that not being satisfied with the way
the bank was being conducted he
could not see any but the gloomy
side of affairs. Zeal is desirable.
but, in the position of bank examin-
err, there are other qualities even
more worthy of commendation-ac-
curacy and forethought, for exam
pie. Gen. Pope may be proved
possessed of both. At present it is
an open question. If the decision
is in the negative, it is not Pope,
but Lind who will suffer.
In recent speech Aguinaldo, the
insurgent cut throat, impressed up
on his followers that many of the
American states were against Pres
ident McKinley's policy in the Phil
ippines and that as soon as Demo-
cratic president is elected in 1900
the American troops will be with
drawn. Therefore the insurgents
should be encouraged to continue
the fight and kill our soldiers and
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S48.429.12 S4S,429.12
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1899-06-29
sugar Hill Items.

Everybody busy. Harvest about
over and whea, and oats only mod
crate. Some early grass TO cut ano
the corn TO lay by Eternal Wig
i ance IS The pfice of liberty, but the
days are mighty hot 10 do ali these
things.
Mis-, Minnie Espen.tieli. oil
Stanton, Va, will spend the sum
mer With her uncle, Nr. John h
Ta,ner. She is already very popu'
lar, and We predict that When she
returns home she will carry some
holy eises hear. with her. we
wish her = pleasant visit.
Miss L zzle Holden, The popular
and accomplished teacher, Is making
PREPARATION. Tor the close 0! he'
school on June 18th. she know.
how to train the young, aud all ~ht
attend may expect a pleasant time
Everybody welcome,
Misses Carrie and Bertha Iurne'
spelit several days IN Ilillsboro las
week. BY the way, Miss Bertha
won The prize offered by herteache
Tor good spelling aud pronouncing
Nh. John X. Turner made a hy
ing trip to Durham last week. W.
regret that bis wife, Mrs. Turner, |
having chlils, and hope ,ha, she viii
soon be in good health again.
Little Lillian Waters jackson
daughter of Mr.. Thomas jackson
who has been sick for quite awhile
is improving, we are glad to learn
ANON.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1899-06-29

Mr.. James Parks is IN the ssh
year o! his = He MS born II
the year 1872 in Old Orange ccu.,,
(now Alamapce) before the division,
and came TO H,iish,ro III February,
1927. He joined Eagle Lodge. No.
II, A. + & \ VI, sixty 10 II yea
ago. lie has ,astn Al tie a-.;ee>
in the Blue Lodge, IN tie .oyai
Arch Chapter aud in the Council
lie IS undoubtedly the Oldest Mason
in North Carolina, aud i u.s.y II
that he is the oldest Mason III '"t
United States. Mr.. parss IS Sill.
very active for II Il lis age, an,
he takes a. mucn interest III Ma
sonry now as he did "heu De "i>'
joined that noble Order, aad IL
never fails to attend the meetings .
his Lodge when possible Tor h.ia \
do IL.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1899-06-29
CTATE OF NORTH CAROLI\A.)
" ORANGE COUNTY. I
Superior Court, June Is, 1899.
Emma Green.
-iJdins:
james Green
NOTICE.

The defendant James Green will take
notice that al action has been COM
menced by the above named ulaiutitf in
the Superior Court of Orange Coun.v
against said defendant for the purpoS..
81 obtaining a divorce from The bond,
Of ma'Fimony. also Tor the possession
and custody ~ 4 child named Ernest
Green. And the said defendant sill
fuGiher take notice that he ist-oui~,.l
10 De ani appear at the next term o,
the super Tor Court al Orange County
Ia BE- held on the eth Monaav betoI,
The last Monday III September. 1880. al
H." court house in iIiiI.b,ro AID an.
>"cf or ,iemur 10 the complaint in The
said action or the plaintifi will apply I,
toe Court Tor the relief demanded il
said complaint.
l.. II. HAMILTON.
Clerk Superior Court.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1899-06-29
Uncle SANS I1OL Baths.
THE lIOr SPRINGS OF ARKANSAS.
VIA SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

THE II0T SPRINGS OF ARKANSAS.
VIA SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
VIII eradicate from your system
the lingering effects OF grip and
other ailments caused by he severe
winter, and malaria, rheumatism,
neuralgia, catarrh, stomach, kidney,
liver and v disorders, paraiy-
s.s, blood and skin diseases, aud
chronic and functional derange-
ments. The mountain climate OF
Hot Springs is cool and delightful in
summer. 100 Hotels open the year
round.
For Illustrated literature, contain
ing all information, address G. +,
Cooley, Manager Business Meme
League, Hot Springs, Ark.
For reduced excursion tickets and
particulars Of the trip, see loca
agent or address w. A. Turk, Gen
Pass. Agent, Southern Railway
Washington. d. G.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1899-06-29

LOTS.

On Monday the 3rd day OF july. 1899.
the undersigned will sell 1T the court
house door III Hill>horo. y. c.. the toll
lowing described town lots in Hill>boro.
y. c..
FRS T-One lot on the north oil
Union street in said town. bounded on
the uorth by Nelson Balm. on the east
by samuel u. Latta, aud on the west
By G. NJ. Parks, being the south hall of
Lot No. l>9 in the plan of said town.
c%ontainin. about One-Iialf an Acre.
SECO\D-rhe lot known "a the Co
lumhuS Nichols lot. being a part of Lot
No. 9. extending from King Street 10
Margaret Lane. aud adjoining Henry
Richards on the west and II. {. Parks
on the east. containing Halt an Acre.
more or less.
Also five lots of about One-Iialf Acre
each. extending from Margaret I.a1.e or
the north IL Emo river on the south
bounded on the west by the Reese 10
now owned hy VIM. Strain. and on III,
east by the John Cheek lot now ownee
by Jesse w. Cole. being the east half o
Lot No. lbs. west half 81 Lot No. 80
east halt Of Lot No. 80. wc>t half O
Lot No. 49, and east hall OF Lot No
49,.
Sale made pursuant 10 a decree oil tn
Superior Court OF Orange County il
a proceeding for partition in case O
Charles ~>trayharu and Others V. Dr.
John Berry aud wife Mary Kerry.
Terms Of sale Oue-fhIld cash. Que
| third III 6 months and ID in l. month,
This 18th day OF May. l>99.
JOHN BERRY.
Commissioner.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1899-06-29
AN OLD OFFENDER.

Madison Num-, an old colored
man about 70 years OF age, was tried
before u. S. Commissioned James
T. Ko-emond, at HilIsboro, on
Thursday, June %, or a warrant tor
retailing spiri,uous liquors withou,
license at Chapel Hill. The evil
dence proved that the old man bad
been violating this law tor many
years, aud 10 default OF a $500 bond
he was sent TO Jail to await trial at
the next term Of the U. S. Court at
Greensboro.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1899-06-29
ClFtS Up.

tLF>S Cp!
Town Constable Steward GAYS be
h'Ian last week 10 make a thorough
..>pcction OF the town lots and
premises lie wants The co-opera-
"on OF every citizen in thus work
80 he earnestly requests every res
.dvnt 10 put his or her lots in a good
ahd healthy condition. We hope
.he ~on>iab'e's request will be com
ici With, and that he will not h,ye
''y cause Tor complaint aga ms, ANY
ohc Inc health OF our people INNS,
oe .ooAei after, and we mus, al
20" together with this end in view
she Constable notifies you L
e'eAu up do go at once, and use I'm,
zee Don't put i, of.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1899-06-29
DEATH OF Mrs. r. NJ. JONES.

DEATH OF Mrs. r. NJ. JONES.
Only ten days after The death Of
her husband, M,s. Caroline jones
widow OF the late II. NJ. Jones,
passed away quietly and peacefully
at the home OF her son, Or. e.. d
Jones, at this place, on Wednesday
morning. June Dist, in the 18th
year OF her age. For many yeas
she had been a faithful member al
the Iiillsbvro Presbyterian church
The funeral SERVICES were held
from the residence Of DR.. Jones,
Wednesday afternoon a, 6 O'Clock,
and IN the absence of Rev. II. 5
bradshaw, her pastor, Rev. L w.
r OK, pastor OF the Methodist church,
conducted the services.
The interment was made in the
liiljsboro cemetery.
TIE following named gentlemen
acted as pa J. bearers Messrs. d. e
Parks, ii. / Parish, Geo. a. Dur
ham, II. Winder Webb, Henry n
Brown, Sr. and Major D. II. Ham
iiton.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1899-06-29
items From Iccr i. -

We need rain very much.
Farmers about through harvest
inG.
Mr.. Crayton and Miss lloyd, wh'
have been suHerin. from broken col
lar bones, are getting on finely.
MIR. w. 5. Crawford visited Mr.
J. + Pickard, ex Deputy Collector
at Chapel HILL, lac, Saturday AIT
Sunday.
Misses Ida and Fannie Smith wer,
the guests Of Mr.. Willie Hatch las
Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. Il. L. CAFES is sick With fever
but we do not thi:.k 1t is serions
and hope tina, she viii oou BE re
stored to health again.
Mr.. Walter Crawford, while fish
ing in the Union pond, caught 3 ca,
fish that weighed atou, four pounds
That breaks the record.
VIGIL.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1899-06-29

-"Will some one in the class"
asked the teacher of rhetoric, "give
a better form to the sentence, John
can ride the mule if he wants to ?"
"John can ride the mule if the mule
wants him to-" said the boy with the
bad eye Chicago Tribune.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1899-06-29

Mr.. 2. Ketcham OF Pike City,
Cal, says: During my brothers
late sickness from sciatlc rheuma-
tism, Cbamberlain's Pain Balm was
the only remed, that gave him any
r%ellet." Many others have testified
to the prompt relief from pain which
this l,niment affords. For saie by
w. A. Hayes, Druggist.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1899-06-29
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
NOTICE.

TXECUTORS' NOTICE.
Having qualified as ecutor of tho
will of Il. u. J~neS. deceased. we here
by sive notice to all persons owing tho
estate to come forward and make pay.
ment, an all parties holding claims tt
present them within twelve month,
or this notice will be plead in bar o
their recovery.
This 10Th day of June. 1899.
j. F.. JONES.
W. N. JONES.
Executors.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1899-06-29
ISI5. 1900.
SPRING
AND
ST NJ NJ ER
MILIIN ERY.
1900.

Our new stock Of Spring and Sum
mer Millinery has arrived, and we
have pow ready for the trade the
latest and most desirable styles for
ladies and children, and at prices TO
-ult everybody.
VIZ have . splendid stock OF the
Most Fashionable Goods in Hats,
bonne,s, Ribbons, Feathers aud
Trimmings.
Ladies Dress Trimmings, a Full
Line II Motions and the La,es,
styles II Je.elrv.
Ladies are invited TO inspect our
Goods aud see Tor themselves.
Orders from a distance will re.
cet'e prompt attention..
Mis-. Il. l.. TAYLOR X SISTER.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1899-06-29

Next Tuesday is the Fourth Of
Jty
MIS-. Annie X. Roulhac is visit
y, Major IIamil,on's family OF
Iryo4 street..
Nj. w G. Lewis, Of Tallahas
go i visiting her sister, Mrs
-+sN Graham.
Hon. :. VI. Ga,,is attended the
bI.t.on OF St. Johns Day, a,
oxford, .a-t Saturday.
We return thanks to Mr.. John
Turner for the first cucumbers
! Ve havo seen this season.
The Board Of County Commits
~.a,ar. Kill meet in regular monthly
.r.,.on mex, Monday, July Srd.
NJ I. + Jones and Mr. w. NJ
Tasc- lave qualified as executors OF
III NH 81 the late Il. II Jones
-. notice.
H.rhop Cheshire spent several
5t,- III togtn last week visiting his
eas,lren, whp are here to spend the
lmmtr ".th their auutS, the Misses
Webb.
special attention is called to j.
y Moru>' Sewing Machine offer in
III, i,>ue. Don't pay any more
a,en'~ hl9h prices when you can gel
sch bargains as this OH 80 day
s.i too.
Ii yuu have any complaint to
maze about The valuation of youl
property, The County Commission
- viii near you a, q meeting TO bt
ed on Monday. July 10Th. Sec
notice.
DE Wits Little Early Riser.
hcuctt permanently. They len'
gcH'lo assistance to nature, cau>in2
10 palhe or weakness, permanently
curln4 constipation and liver All
ment~ w. A. Hayes.
-Shriners Indian Vermilnge de
>.raycd aud expelled worms lhirt,
wears ago. We guarantee it to d
;1c same today, to the satisfaction
81 ,vcry Il who uses ii For sal
IN W. y. Hayes, Druggist.
Mr.. VIM. Standby has sold hi
,o'd niue 1 miles south of tow,
Judge \. w. Graham, of OxtorC
ati Mr.. G. &. F'arthing. of Durham
ila"c Graham has had considerabl
eSlcnence IN mining, ana we hop
lie ha- struck it rich"
We had a pleasant call OF Mo,
ily from Mr.. }. NJ. Allen, editor
he state journal, o Republics
weekly newspaper just started
t,aeigh. Mr.. Alien was in town
'hc interest OF his paper, and fro
Ism We learned that he booked
iozen or more subscribers here.
~f6omls Rhoads, Centcrfel
@. whites. Il suffered from pill,
zen q eight years. No rcmed
y uc relief until De Wit,
Witch Hazel Salve, less than a be
which permanently cured me
soothing. heai,ng, perfectly hart
U.s. Beware of coun.erielts. '
! Hayes.
The delegates 10 the Durha
street Conference at Bnrlingt,
I> week rom the Hislsboro G
,.' are Messrs. c. VI. Parks, Thc
IanIum, d. ). Parker and !.
lodge AItcrnates Messrs. J..
rabtrer and w. II. Wilkerse
hes + W. Fox, the pastor OF t
ut, and Mrs. Fox are a,tendi
Conference.
-ltcv,. Ii 5 Bradshaw, of Hi
ooro, aud j. w. Goodman, of Iii
folnt. have been conducting a me
~ III The Homo Mission Field
ptarse Prc,bytery, at Danbury
S.eAc. county. Mr.. Bradshaw
Nfu>d nome a.t week and repo
GOOD meeting. He will preach
I.,tc ltl,er next Sunday mo7ni
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1899-06-29

Bear, tho Nv Kind m1 ,.7; Hay. e:.:!s Bought
Signature 'ss &WHAzzM

-Hicks-' Does your wife ever
ask you for money ?" Wicks-
"Never." Hicks-"She must be a
wonder" Wicks-"But she fire.
qu-ntly tells me to give her some
Boston Transcript.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1899-06-29
VIGIL.

Mr.. D.. Hayward Hamilton
teacher Of Latin aud Greek in the
University Boys school. Baltimore,
Md, arrived here last week TO spero
vacation with his father, NJ. ID. II
Hamilton.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1899-06-29

We are glad 20 learn that MIR.
George Lynch, who was reported
sick in last weeks paper. is i'm
proving.
Pure, clean blood and a healthy
liver result from the use of De
Wits Little Early Risers, the "ta
nous little pills: They cure con
stipation. blliousness and sick head
ache. w. A Hayes.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1899-06-29
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.

The Board of Commissioners for tn,
County OF Orange will meet on Mon
lay. July 10th. 1899, ac the "oult llous,
in Hillstorc, for the purpose OF rcyis
ing t! tax lists, and hearing any Az,
all complaints. All persons, havin.
complaints to make in regard to tn
valuation OF their property. are hereb,
notified 10 come before the Board O.
the above day.
BY order OF the Board:
W. A. NADDRI.
Chm'n Board Co. Comm'rS.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1899-06-29
TI.'IkDt " IVt MI. 4 N.
EXr Of John W. L.att:i, Ie-pa.a.
GALE OF ORANGE. COUNTY
BONDS


The Board 81 County Commissioner,
Il Orange County, y. G.. hs- author
ICED the issue ot - bond. GftSl90 each
and ) bonds 81 $50 each. bearing ) ter
cent Interest, payable ~erni-annaailv.
pursuant u the authority contained in
Chapter br' II "nb.Ic Laws al \. G.
lsst'. Bids for sad bonds will be re-
celveti up 10 l. O'Clock m. july s $3.50.
AZ the office OF the Board Of t.nmr,f-
-ioneTe OF Orange County a. iiiIl,oora.
\. = Ali biI> should bc scaled. mark
ed Bids tor County Bonds" and d.
rectetl tn the Chairman III the Eoar;r q,
County Commissioner OF O .nye Conn
y. care Of John Laws. IIiiI~boro. \. {.
The Board Reserves the ri-h. 10 reiecl
any and all bids.
This I.th dav Of june. i>se,.
W. \. MAI,DRY.
| Chm Board 90. Colur..