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The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1902-09-04
EUGENE HOWELL COMPLAINS.

Just before going to press today the
NEWS received communication from
Secretary of State Howell complaining
because OF the fact that the decisions
OF the courts In the Eugene Robinson
estate transaction were published In
this paper last week. Mr.. Howell
declares that this Is q personal matter
which should not be used against him
politically, referring at the same time
toa decision OF the Supreme. Court,
which has not yet been published.
While We must take issue with the
Secretary regarding the propriety of
making the private character OF can
didate an issue In political campaign,
we are disposed to be perfectly fair to
all parties, and will always be found
ready and willing to ''give every man
show for his white ally"
As the transactions referred to took
place In this county. we realize that
any criticism coming from this source
would have more weight than charges
coming from any other section of the
State, and thus far We have been very
careful to not make the situation any
more embarrassing for Mr.. Howell
than was necessary. Aud while We do
not feel called upon to lend support 10
Mr.. Howell's candidacy, we want 1t
understood that We have no disposition
to take an unfair advantage of him or
any other candidate, and will never
Knowingly publish a false statement
concerning political opponent. Next
week We will give space to Mr.. Howell's
defense, but IN so doing the way Is
opened for those who may be disposed
to tell what they know on the other
side.
As the NEWS Is the only newspaper
In the county, and the inhabitants, OF
all shades OF political opinion, are our
friends, we shall endeavor to be per-
fectly fair In this campaign aud will
& lady extend courtesies whenever we
can consistently do 60.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1902-09-04
FILED FOR RECORD.

The following instruments were filed
for record In the Office OF County Audi.
tor and Recorder Garaghan during the
last week:
w. g. Lyons and A. D, Campton to
VIM. Lawson. lots 3 and 4, block 8,
fronting on Canon street In the town
OF Ely; consideration, $50.
Jshn 7. Scott to Ida Scott, a tract
OF land on which Is located the Osceola
Restaurant. including the building and
all furniture therein; consideration,
$500.
Bert L. Smith to W. o. and C. r.
Norman, 240 acres OF land In township
II north, range So east; also the John
Anderson ranch, containing 240 acres
on Illipah Greek: consideration, $3.50.
Mrs. w. B. Graham to A. F. Sund-
berg, lot II, block 3, In Cherry Greek; !;
consideration, $40
John b. Williamson to II. A. Com
ins. 900 acres OF land 10 sections 26, 20,
~ and SO, township Is, range "a east;
Consideration, nominal.
Thos. Rock hill to Joseph Newman,
lots and 5, block l, fronting on Mill
street; consideration, 500.
A. D. Campton and w. G. Lyons to
W. B. Graham, lots /, 2, 3 in block u;
also lots ii and IL 10 block X on the
north side OF High street; considsra-
tion, sl25.
VIM. Hayes to Mrs. S. d. Gilbert, q
piece of land In block 8, fronting so feet
on Canon street, together wlth the
buildings and improvements thereon; I;
consideration, $500. ..s....
w. B. Lawler to VIM. F. Cotton,
trustee, quitclaim deed to the Hawkeye
mining claim In Ruby Hill Mining Dis
trict; consideration, nominal. .f
+. Greene to VIM. r. Cotton, trus.
tee, fve-eighths of Hawkeye mine de.
scribed above; consideration. nominal
H. A. Mears aud Eta Mears, hi.
wife, to VIM. F. Cotton, trustee, their
interest in the Buckeye, Hawkeye,
Eclipse claims In Ruby Hill district,
White Pine county; also the Francis,
First Chance and Clara B. claims In
Juab county, Utah; consideration,
nominal.
Geo. F. Parker to T. r. Mahon, the
Sunrise mining claim 10 Granite dis
trict; consideration. nominal.
w. d. Campbell to Thos. r. Mahan,
VIM f. Cotton. Theron Geddes. Geo.
p. Holman and ]. B. Andrews, an un-
divided one-sixth OF the Sunrise mine;
consideration. nominal.
Joseph Newman to Thos. Rockhill,
an undivided one-fourth interest in the
Butcher Boy mine; considera tiou, sl00
VIM. Haves TO Hayes Brothers, bill
OF sale to all the county scrip now held
by the former, no description given
consideration. 80, 900.
Richard Council and others to Leon
ard p. McGarry, bond on group OF
claims on the east side OF White Pine
Mountain, in White Pine Mining Dis
trict. including the Quartzite, Monitor,
Snowbauk, Huntington and Tallahas-
sa; also the Spartan, Jumbo, Thanks.
giving, Nip and Tuck aud Iroouois.
By the terms OF the bond Mr.. McGsrry
agrees to pay to the parties OF the FIRST
part the sum of as, 900 on or before the
10th dav of August, 1907.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1902-09-04
DISTRICT COURT.
The Special Session Was Short
and Unimportant.

anu 0uttupOreHute
The District Court In and for the
Fourth judicial District convened or
Monday last, Judge @. FATslbot pre-
siding.
Peter Anderson, a native of Sweden,
appeared with his witnesses. Frank
Paul and VIM. Matson, and made ap-
plication to be admitted to citizenship.
he was duly declared to be citizen oi
the United States.
All the Grand Jurors summoned, a
list OF whom appeared 10 The NEWS
last week, answered to their names ex-
cept S. N. Holmes, who claimed ex-
emption from duty. he being over the
age Of IS years. Robt. Baird, Frank
Paul, Peter Zuninni, jas. Beach, l. G.
Moon and Chas. Ssndqusst were ex-
cused from duty at their own request.
The following jurors were then sworn,
W. N. McGill being appointed fors-
man: W. A. Moyle, A. s. Leahigh,
Geo. F. Mezger, Alex Mcdonald, A. L.
Parker, w. D. Buntin, W. 7. Greg
ory, w. A. Watson, w. o. Moorman,
VIM. Lawson, j. p. McOmie, r. NJ.
Peters, J. B. Simpson, W. N. McGill,
]. c. Marriott, E. B. Robinson and
VIM. Matson.
Jas. Trevasky add VIM. Warner, in
custody on criminal charges, waived
all objections to the panel.
The Jury retired and the Court took
a recess.
The Grand Jury appeared shortly
afterward and presented an indictment
against Jas. Trevasky, charging him
with the crime OF selling whisky to In
dians. The defendant was arraigned
and plead guilty to the charge. He
was theredpon fined in the sum OF sl00
and s26 costs. The fus was paid and
the defendant discharged.
The charge against VIM. Warner.
Ia jail charged with toe crime OF selling
whisky TO Indians, was ic nored and the
prisoner released from custody.
The case OF Mary A. Bonner vs..
VIM. Watson. ct al, was passed for
the term.
In the case OF Richard C. O'Neil
ct al. vs.. N. B. Dunton, the defendant
was allowed fifteen days In which to
answer amended complaint.
In the case OF H. L. Carter VS.. Jacob
Gubler demurrer was overruled by con-
sent OF counsel on both sides and the
case was passed for the term.
Alice Potter vs.. James Potter. This
was an action for diyorce, the plaintiff
appearing with her attorney, Chas. A.
Walker, and the evidence being salts.
factory she was granted divorce, the
husband failing to appear within the
time specified by law.
Letters OF administration with the
will annexed were issued to Thoe. s.
Robinson upOu the estate OF his father
the late Thos. Robinson Of Newark
Valley, the bond being fixed at sl, 600.
w. Fl. Wainwright and VIM. Hayes
were appointed appraisers.
Bernardino Siri was declared of sound
mind, and the guardianship matter
was continued for the present.
The Grand Jury presented an indict-
ment against ia mes Dougherty, charg-
ing him with the crime OF assault with
q deadly weapon with intent to kill.
They were thereupon excused for the
term, subject to the call Of the FORE
man.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1902-09-04
A chapter OF Accidents.

A. B. Nelson, who had been working
on Mrs. l.. F. Shepherds claims at
West Camp, struck a pick into his
foot one day last week, inhictlng a
painful wound.
W. E. Dow, an employe at the Sax
ton, got piece of steel in one OF his
Dyes last week. 1t was removed by
Mrs. Shepherd with a pair Of tweezers
after several other attempts at extrac'
tlor had failed.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1902-09-04
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.

Tho Board of County commissioners
met in regular session on Monday last
present, Commissioners Shsllenbarger
and Heusser; also the Clerk and Dis
trict Attorney.
The claims against the county, ag-
gregating $3.50 OF, appear officially In
another column.
It was ordered that the SUN OF s129
be tran ferred from the General to the
INDECENT Sick Fund.
A bid for repairing the road between
Shell bourne and Bambrick's ranch
was presented by W. T. Claunch, who
offered to do the work for 800. Owing
to the fact that there is not that
amount of money In that road fund, Mr..
Claunch was authorized to do $50 worth
of work on said road, In such places
as were mostly In need OF repair.
The resignation OF L. d. Pierce as
Constable OF Cherry Creek township
was presented and accepted.
On petition of Louis Zadow and other
residents of Hamilton the monthly al
lowance OF Henry Stead ,-indigent, was
increased from s6 TO $40 per month.
Geo. W. Baker, who wac at the July
meeting appointed Registry Agent at
Snake Valley notified the Board that
on account OF old age and feebleness he
is una ole to serve, and Phil NJ. Baker
was appointed in his stead.
On petition Of Joseph Bray and
others q new school district was estab-
lished at Copper Flat, to be known az
Copper Flat School District. The
boundaries are fixed as follows: Com
mencing at point one mile east OF the
keystone millsite and running thence
two miles north. thence eight miles
west, thence eight miles south, thence
eight miles east, and six miles north to
place of beginning as
On petition of ten qualified electors
residing therein voting precinct was
established at Copper Flat, 10 be known
as Copper Flat Voting precinct No. 10.
The Clerk was instructed to purchase
two more booths aud also two new bal
lot boxes.
Adjourned.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1902-09-04
Nevada's Mineral Output.

Nevada's Mineral Output.
Goodwin's Weekly. published at Salt
Lake City. says;
Nevada as mining State Is coming
to the front rapidly. That is what those
who know the State best have been
predicting for twenty years. Not
many know the fact, but 1t Is true, that
at her present yield it will take Color
ado yet fifteen years to reach the
amount of gold and silver that the
mines OF Nevada have already given
up.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1902-09-04
lodge Directory.
NOTICE TO SHIPPERS.

am now prepared TO haul all western
reight from Wells 10 Ely and Cherry Greek.
All parties desiring me to receive their goods
same 'Csre J s. Cazier." and IL will be
promptly delivered to me. I am prepared 20
handle everything In the way OF freight, and
guarantee good service All charges viii 90
prepaid by NE 81 Wells
D. .. cA1tne
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1902-09-04
LIEN ON THE BUTTERFIHLO.
Salt Lake Hardware Company
Levies on Property for q
Balance Of SSl7. 2S.

The Salt Lake Hard ware Company
on Friday last iled lien upon the
property ofshe Butterfeld Gold Min
ing and Milling Company at Oscaola to
secure the payment OF the sum of
S817.23, a balance claimed to be due for
machinery and supplies furnished for
the new mill now about completed,
and for which 1t Is alleged repeated
demands have been made. The man.
ager, 1t Is learned. Is now in the East
and 1t is presumed arrangements will
be made shortly to satisfy the claim.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1902-09-04
Bic Deal In HorsefIesh.

VIM. Hayes Yesterday purchased
Ben Payne's big black horse, Harry,
and will use the animal on one OF his do.
livery wagons.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1902-09-04

Blank acknowledgements for the use
of Notaries Public, specially printed for
use In White Pine county, for sale 8
the NEWS offics.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1902-09-04
,.M.LyNcH. Editor and Manager.
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Advertising rates furnished upon sppiics.
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second c-ciass matter.
Communications are solicited, but the paper
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correspondents
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1902-09-04

NoTICE.-Bills will be rendered on the hrst
al each month for all advertising and job ac-
eouuts and these, as we'll as all subscription
sccounts. are payable to w. y, Graham, Treas
nfeS white Pine News Publishing Company
Who will issue receipts for same
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1902-09-04
THE "FUsIoN" TICKET.

After three days OF wrangllng In Reno
the Fusion" convention nominated
the following ticket:
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1902-01-16
ATTENTION. u. D.. G.!
As General Robert Z. Lees birth.

AS General Robert Z. Lees birth.
day falls on Sunday the annual
meeting OF the Gen. q. b. Anderson
Chapter of the Urited Daughters of
the Confederacy will be held on
Monday the Goth of January a. 4
o'clock p M, q. the residence Of the
Misses Cameron.
All IT the members are urged to
attend as the election of officers Tor
the ensuing yea' ha- to lie held, and
the annual dnes-3O cents Ter capita
ARE then to he pad.
A collertson Will be taken up for
,he fund To furnish the "Orauge
County Room" at the Soldiers
Home, which ~ is hoped will CON
p.ete the amount pledged for tina,
purpose, as the Soldiers Home cnm
mi'tee has written urging the fur.
nIshing Of this room, (Which is the
Sitting Room at the Ho;ne,) as soon
as possible
Donations from the literally dis
posed outside the Chapter will b.
thankfully received for this purpose
REBECua CAMERON.
Secretary Ct Gen. q B. Anderson
Chapter u. D. G.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1902-01-16
For The Observer.
Ronerts-W Williams.

AT the hone of the bride three
miles southwest CT Hillsboro,. on
Wednesday. Dec. 25. 1901. a, $40
O'Clock p. m., Miss Lizzie Belle, ED
est daughter Of. Mr.. and Mrs. d. 3
Williams. and Mr. Urias W. r b
er's wee APPLY united in the hnis
".n,ss ii ;~sa'tla.on. Ivy \. j. CO..
don. G-a
TTne a.~teu,1aa,s were Miss Altus,ie
"A it-tte~ .i:h Mr.. s. w. G9nlch-
& Id Miss Mary S. Tnomt sen WITH
MIR. j. l.. T.nnnrs N Miss Be,,l,-
Thouspson with Mr.. w. +. ri ey;
Mis- Coy G. Williams vita Mr. :
II Il. ey ii s. Benpis V. Travis
with Mr. W. + Williams.
A large efowa # relatives ard
frlen is had gathered To wltnes. the
ce;emnny and the house MAS iliea
To overt .w.Hg. After the Elappl
pair had beer, made one aud uoi.
yrata'a'ions Offered, ai' we're @Iati|eG.
/, la'take OF a sntsptaous repasi
which had hteo previously prepared
Tor the n"casioD aHd Ma, Ell,
loyed exceedingly.
The t~,eaulfnt lnida was III S, be
~eerasn.ly cosIaned III cream cash
;ot,e aud carried a nrqesel Of BRIDE
:nus The bride is a popular young
a Is, an+i The groom q prosperous
young r#rmsr. Thus the Young and
happy couple start through life, and
may all the JOYS Of love csownthei'
pathway, aud il be st:ewh with lar
esl flowers. And may th~y aiwa, I
lie as hI'ght and happy a, their we'd
ding dag, IS The wish ri an attendant.
W. J RILEY.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1902-01-16
NEGRO OUTLAW CAPTURED.-

Van Fuller, the negro against
whom q proclamation Of oollaWsy
had been issued for barn bulDin9 ii
Orange county, was arrested Yshufs !.
day morning, Jan. 9. e a Mt Car
mel. Halifax Co, Va, within two
miles Of the Nnrti, Garolina and
Person county Hnes. Mr.. Nat Terry
made the arrest, and when .AoLared
Fuller was in an Did II I'D AID Ma
sleeping beside a large fire. hsch III
had bu 1t. He offered no lse,iis,an,e
aid expressed a d.r,te q he take,,
to Hsllsboro as soon 8. p.ssi.,le liz
talked very little white on his way
TO Hill sboro and seemed to tear thai
he would be lynched before he va
jailed. III addition TO Mr.. Terry.
the man who made the arresl,
tnur other mer, Mess1s SAM as
Terry, A. S. Ta'ner, ( Il YernoF,
and A. j. Tureer came along 10 sete
that he was safely delivered To The
Sheriff of Orange. Fuller a i,
hned IN our county jail beti.re day
FRIDAY mornirg.
Sheriff Enghes paid Mr.ttTerrj
the 500 reward which had been OF
fered by the County COMMISSIONERS.
for Ful.er's arrest. The Sheriff ais
gave Mr.. Terry a certlt"ate OF The
arrest and delivery OF Fuller, and
this en',,les hun to the reward 4.
$3.50 ofersd by Governar Aycocs
for Fu'ler's arrest.
Section 925 of the Code fixes the
punishment tor barn burning iii this
State al not less than five nor more
than forty years in the renitent'arE
TIE preliminary trial OF THIS motto
rious character has been set fir mex
Friday the l7th instant. Whit,
We are not prepared to say anythitfs
about the evidence, we would COO %
sci the people to keep quiet and lie
the prisoner have a fair and impair
tia| trial. If guilty, be Wilt not p
able to burn any more barns after h
has spent forty years in the Iepitchn
tiary, and # not guilty he should n 0
be convicted,
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1902-01-16

If you live to eat. or ea:to live,
y"u can always find he lest al
Fancy Grocery Co.
Miss Agnes Wilson, IF Chapel
Hill, daughter OF DR.. T;omas j.
Wilson, is visiting Miss L'zA e Par
ish at this place.
County Treasurer Dickson has
received a cheek for Orang'e coun'
,y'> part OF the extra school apRro.
preparation from the Safe Mbe
check is for S74O.55.
-fralk TreadweIl, B~nn4tt, Ia.
was troubled with kidney |disease
tor two years He writes /: ri had
taken several kinds cf kidney RENE
dies, but with little benefit Final,
/ tried F'oley's Kidney Cn4e and
one dollar bottle cured me-" w. A
Hayes.
Miss Pat,ie Mangum died yer.
suddenly at her home in purhan
county, on Thursday morning, Jan
9th. Heart disease was the ~Eause Q
her death. Miss Mangum was al,ou
76 years Of age aud was 4he las
member of the lac Judge Willie +
Mangone's family, her sis,e T. Mis-
Mary, having died only a few day
ago, after a short illness.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1902-01-16
CA EIs
Bear, the q The Kind You Have Always Bought
Signature at &HZzZzZM
AND SALE.


By virtue Ct an order Of the Superior
Court OF Aiaaance County. n. g., in
the special proceedings entitled D. NJ.
sykes, AdininiStrator OF Danlel r..
Thompson. deceased. and others, against
Thomas Thompson and OIL erS. heirs at
law, the undersigned Commissioners be
ing thereto duly appointed Gy said
Court. will on
SATURDAY, JANUARY Is, 1902,
at Il O'clock. NJ.
on the premises of the Second Tract. IN
Orange County, N. e.. sell to the high
est bidder for Onc-third cash, One-tllird
in SIX months and one-thira in twelve
moelths from day OF sale, the following
tracts OF land. to-wit =
FIRST TRACT.
Adjoining the lands Of D. F. Thomp"
SOD tld Franklin Miner and Others.
bounded as follows. to. wit: Beginning
at an ash ON Toms Creek, d. +. Thonp-
on's corner, thence down the old chan
mel of the creek and thence parallel
with o. +. TLompson's line to Miners
line. thence with Miners line to the
VIM. Thompson lands, thence With said
VIM. ThOmpson's line to a stake, D. f.
Thofnpson's corner, thence with d. +.
Thoinpson's line to the beginning. con-
tanning twenty-five acres and includes
the bed of the creek to Moore. Oldham
and Stantord's line tor a mill race. This
is known as tue John Kirkpatrick tract
SECOND TRACT.
Adjoining the lands Of r. M. Jones
Nicholas Holmes and others, bounded
as follows, to-wit: Beginning at a stake
To1,o0 nnrnnp on1 1uYninr tbnino viii
his line W. Is chains and % links to
} hickory near branch, thence with sait
branch as it meanders to a rock on tn
west side of the branch, on the side r
NJ Jones' line, thence $50 east | chair
and 10 links to Il walnut on the side o
} said branch, thence down the branch a
ii meanders to q maple. thence south s.
west. s chains to Il white oak on Thoma
w. Yhonpson's. line, thence east si
chains and five links to a stake, theme
north 75e, east eve chains to a stake
thence north SOC east, II chains to a re
oak. thence north - chains to a pos
oak, thence north $40. 1880 chains to
2 stake, thence north 20.50 chains to tn
e first station, containing fifty. eight an
one-halt acres, more or less, aud know
at the Victor N Jones tract.
! THIRD TRACT.
Containing 80 acres more or les
9 bounded on the north by Burrus Syke
u on the east and south by Robert Pende
| and on the west by the Gill lanas, beil
the balance of the Fortner tract ownt
A by D. F, Thompson.
FOURTH TR ACT.
J.. Containing 10 acres, more or lie!
bounded on the north and east
Fisher Bradshaw, south by Oldham
Co., and on the west by w. Jesse Nc
row. This is known as the Mill Tla'
y FIFTH TRACT. .
st Also one-half interest in the Roa
Tract belonging to said estate, contai
ing 100 acres, more or less.
"a The above valuable land is being sc
. by the undersigned Commissioners
Il" make assets to pay off the debts a
costs OF administration OF the estate
cy Daniel f. Thompson, deceased.
gY Let everybody attend this sale.
This 9th day ot December, 1901.
w. H. CARROLL.
ID. M. SYKRS.
Commissioners
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1902-01-16

~ COUNTY. :
Superior Court, Jan. s, 1902.
w. f. Hall, Administrator OF Solomon
Wilson, deceased,
Against
Lille McMannen and others.
NOTICE.
The defendant Thomas Wilson, n o t
the defendants in the above entitled
proceeding, will take notice that a spe-
cial proceeding entitled as above has
been commenced in the Superior Court
of Orange County, n. c., Tor the pur-
pose OF selling the real estate belonging
to the estate of Solomon Wilson, deed,
late of Orange county, Tor the purpose
OF obtaining assets to pay the debts OF
said estate ; and the said defendant will
further take notice that he is required
to appea at the office of the Clerk OF
the Superior Court OF Grange County
in Hillsboro, N. c.. on Monday the 24th
day of February 1902, and answer OF
'demur to the complaint in said pro
ceedlng, or the plaintiff will apply to
the Court for the relief demanded ir
said compliant.
D. Fl: HAMILTON.
Clerk OF the Superior Court.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1902-01-16
CHILDREN ESPECIALLY LIABLE.

CHILDREN ESPECIALLY LIABLE.
Burns, bruises and cuts are ex
treme]y painful aud if neglected
often result in blood poisoning. Cnil.
dren are especially liable 10 such
mishars because not so careful. AS
q remedy De Wits Witch Hazel
Saive Is u~neqnalled. Draws out the
fire. stops the pain, soon heals the
wound. Beware Of coun,erteits,
Sure cure for piles, "De Wits
Witch Hazel Salve cured thy baby
OF eczema after two physicians gave
her up" writes James Mock, N
Webster, Ind "The sores we're 50
bad che soiIed two TO fse dresses
day" w. A. Hayes
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1902-01-16

AT the Farmers Mass Meeting
heId in Hillsboro on Saturday the
18th iostan,, Messrs. 7. M. Cheek
and NJ. W. Moore were elected del
egates TO represent Orange county in
the Farmers Association which was
held at Raleigh on Tuesday tie 18th
OF January. The meeting here I'D
JouFned TO meet again at the court
honse next Saturday the 18th. A
lnll attendance OF the farmers OF Or
ange county is desired at that meet
ing,
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1902-01-16
See That Your Ticket. Reads
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
OF VALUABLE LAND.

-
In obedience to decree Of the snpeI,
lior Court VI Grange County in the
special proceedings Of John +. Black
wood against VIM. j. BIaexwood. Ilue.se
f.. Blackwood aud Charles A. Andrews
for sale of land for partition, I will ofei.
Tor sale at the court house door IL
iaIlsbolo on Monday, February 3. 1862
the tract of land conveyed by Johl#
Diackwooa to VIM. G.. ~Biackwood or
March 81, 1881. according to houndaries,
set out in sam deed, containing as snp4
posed 50 acres, and sold Tor division g
proceeds among said plaintiffs and de.
PENDANTS heirs Of law OF Vim. c. Black
wood and tenants in common. :
Terms OF sale One-third cash am.
balance at 6 and y months with inte;,
est on deferred payments from day q
sale with privilege to purchaser to pa
all cash.
This January ., 1902.
| JOHN W. GRAHAM,
Commissioner.