Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1882-08-19
There VIII be IN important
meeting of the Orange County Dem

at II, IN. It IS earnestly &c.
that every member Of the Com
mittcc attend the meeting. The
time Of calling the County Conven-
ton to nominate cand.latts, I,'an OF
organization, and other business to
be attended to. Tie following gen
tlcmen compose the Committee :,
a. w. Graham, Esq, Chairman ;
Nc,srs. Thomas II. Cheek, Matthew
Alwatcr, /. w. Hall, John +. Lyon,
john Ii. Hughes, Il. J. Oldham, j..
VI. Alexander, X. D.. Patterson, JOS.
G. Wcbb and {. T.. I'a#ish.
The prospect for numerous can
dIdates for tie various county Offices
is good and increasing. We hear
that there viii be two or more-in-
dependent ana otherwise, and Of
cvory color OF skin and politics = for
every office in the county. In order
that the rich aud poor may be heard
in these column we have concluded
to reduce the charges for announce.
ments TO $3.50, payable in advance.
This week we bring to the front an
Independent Prohibition candidate
in the person of Anderson Hill, col.
MIR. John Cox Webb, a sub
scriber Of this paper and sou of JAS.
Webb, Sr., writing from his farm at
Demopolia, Marenso county, Ala
bama, says he sowed 1873 bushels OF
oats on % acres, 6 bushels TO the
acre, that turned out 1900 bushels.
His corn crop is fine, and will yield
60 bushels to the acre. We would
like to hear what the farmer from
"Joppa' has to say about the above.
Little Fuller, about 7 years old,
Q Of John Blackwood, ESQ OF
Durham, fell from a horse at Mr. T.
u. Ti%nnin's, in this place, last Fri
day, breaking both bones of the
right arm above the wrist, and
making oil ugly flesh wound over
his right eye. Drs. Cameron and
Strud~ick boing promptly called in,
dressed the little sufferers wounds.
THE GENERALCS) EXPERT
EECE-
Perusing 3 recent cory Of the
Chicago Times, We observed the
following statement from Genl.
1.cih OF tho Chicago Democrat: est.
Jacobs Oh, is the remedy tor rheu-
r.tlsm and neuralgia, without any
hammer OF doubt ; ard people WHO
suffer from these disease, ought to
!, acquainted wSh hal i:.ct. When
ever had occasion to use The Oil
tounl Ii All Us prclrictQrs claim toI
Il.
1t is qui,c likely that The Boar,
O. .iu>tte,S and Eoavu OF Education
"li' sc called together to G uro!
the resignation Of Sam'i w. Hughes
E.SI Superintendent Of Public II
>trnc:Ion, aui 20 eject 9 Superintcnd
cnt 70 iii the untNpiIed term crlln!
SOY. o0,h, 49,. Mr.. Hughes heal,l
nt,i 70, permit him TO attend to tn
duties OF the Office any lopgcr.- w
regret to learn ,hat Mr. IL. does no
improve very fast.
a little grandson Of Henry Il
Nash, Esq Jerry DeRosset, had hi
! right hand and arm w TO the elbo'
badly burned the other day, by az
ciden,ally falling into q kettle of pr,
serves. Although the little fello,
has suffered very much, We are gla
> TO learn that he is rapily improvin!
+. A revival of religion has bee
D going on IN the Methodist church
r Walnut Grove. There were &c
conversions, seven Of whom joine
y that church last Sunday. The pa
!, tor, Rev. James Q. Guthrie, was a
r sisted in the meeting by Rev. 5.
e douglass, \ local minister.
Malaria, Chiils and Fever, al
Bilious attacks positively cured wi
Il Emory's Standard Cure Pills:
t in!a:libie remedy eve fail % CT
!. the most obstinate, long stanli
!, eases where ou:nine and All 9th
remedies have failed. They are "
r pared expressly for maiar4ous :,
tons, in double boxes, two kinds
Pills, containing q strong cathart
;. and q chii-breakcr, sugar-coa;e,
II contain no Quinine or Mercu,
n causing no gripping or purging th,
Is are mild and efficient, certain
. their action and harmless in