Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1885-08-29
sFASONABLE GOODS AT THE
BAZAAR.

BALA AN.
Seed-Ryc, Clover and Orchard
Grass.
CIDER Mills.
Grain Drills.
FIue Iron for tobacco barns.
Pipes for tobacco barns.
Thermometers.
Tobacco Knives.
Car load splendid heart Shingles.
100 pieces OF new choice Prints.
Best Bed Tick Tor the price in the
country.
New lire ga and 1914 Sheeting.
Two cases Bleached Domestic.
We are agents tor Harrison's
Town aud Country Mixed Paints
one Of the best IL the United. States.
We carry a stock of the colors. II
you want Paints, see what | can do
in the. way of prices before buying
We buy aud sell o Oils and
Paints than any INK III this section
hence our prices are at the bottom,
Z. ". PARKS.
We ha,e/heen requested to cal
the attention Of ihe lrooer authori
ties to The dis4Face!ul condition Of
the public roads running from til.
place to Roxboro, the road running
bv the poor house, and The road
running IRON 1iillsboro TO Durham
These roads must be worked now
or somebody vii. be indicted and
put To a good deal OF trouble. 1he
condition of these roads is a dis
grace TO Our county.
Professor Virgins, the Cana
dian weather. prophet, says that viii
the great planets Jupiter. Saturn
Uranus and Neptune all SO nea'
p~erihelion, a mild winter is an i'm
possibility. He predicts extreme
cold weather. The old theory tina
the nearer a planet is to the sun th,
hotter it is will not do. 1t is colder
The winter of 1885 6 will be colo
and stormy.
The Enterprise Chair Company
Of Gibsonvi,le, n. G., manutac,ur,
the very best chairs to be found il
this or any other State. Every chat
is fully warranted. Mr.. C. NJ
l'arks1s the agent for the sale 0
these chairs in Orange county. Cal
and see ,hec:, and We know yo'
viii be pleased. Price per set $3.50
The official bond of Mr.. ThoS
ID. Tinlin, has been forwarded t,
I Washington. Mr.. Tinnin will tax
charge in a few days and will re
move The p"s,otice To the building
north of tie court house, third doc
from Stewards corne This, W
think, will be appreciated by tn
public.
MIR. Devereux Turner, our eff
Client town officer, having given off
cIal notice of his desire TO resign a
! the last meeting OF the town boarC
will retire from his office next MOI
day, at the regular meeting of ID
hr'a d. We hear of several candlt
a;c>.
A drunken mail riacr LET, her
with tnt. Milton mail Tuesday. ii
WAS t." drunk wien Sheriff J.h
* Hughes met h;m TO tell VIII,
way Il was 70 Cedar Grove or
Hi. sbnro. The Sheriff took posse,
sion OF the mail ba5 aud brought
to town.
The revival at the Me,hodi,
church at Cedar Grove, Rev. Jane
Z. Gay, pastor, continues. A gre.
deal of interest is manifested, All
We learn that up to the present da;
some fifteen or sixteen persons ha,
been converted.
Monday the thermometer W;
96 ; Wednesday morning 81 AT
on Thursday morning SO. A chan!
of 46 degrees in the weather fro
/ Monday TO Thursday morning.
A fire at Durham last Sund.
morning destroyed several old bull
ings fronting on railroad street ne
tho market house.
I When taken with sudden sicknes
f cramps, pains, diarrhpa, &c, "
s have no time to waste. Ramon
Relief should at once We used.
relieves pain in FIVE minutes. f
sale by w. \. Hayes, Druggist.