Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1885-10-31
For the first time since we hav.

For the first time since we have
been publishing this paper we have
TO apologize to OUT readers for print
ing a halt sheet. Our regular sup
ply was sent As usual, but il has
never reached nr. We hope 10 be
able TO make it all mp with our
patrons.
Orange County Commissioners
will meet next Monday in regular
session.
-Itev. Mr.. Wright and family
left here for their home at Reds.
Vile last week.
The County Board of Education
will meet at the court house Sa,ur-
day, oct. 31st, at II, a%m.
Gel. Allen Jones and wife of
Hrccnhboro, Alabama, are on "A visit
to lIiIlsboro. The Colonel is a
brother Of Dr.. Pride Jones.
The lecture of Prof. Henry on
"Eduction 10y the State" was well
delivered to a very intelligent aud
.apprcciatlve audience last Thursday
night AZ Masonic Hall.
The dwelling and kitchen OH
abe old Duncan Darlington place a
few miles east of town, were de-
stIoyed by fire last week. Mr.. Geo
l.. Douglass, the owner OF the pro-
perry, says his loss is about $500.
No Insuraucc.
debility in adults is often caused
by worms The change from child
TO MANHOOD is not sufficient to rid
the system Of This AWFUL plague.
@ShrlncrS Indian Nrrmi.u.c Will OK
pei thea aud restore health aud a
bright complexion.
-Onr ti>h, rmen are having some
amusencnt catching sscAecs in the
Dino river. They are plentiful, and
cooked well, are very good. TO
Mr.. Eddie Gordon, onc*,t oar most
successful fishermen, We return
thanks tuI IA tine mcss.
The haud>omest dining in own
j. MIR. J. w. lluoker'shuew omnibus,
u>hich made It's first trip Thursday.
This Will add greatly to the pleasure
at a VISIT TO the old town, and in be
halt OF everybody, we say three
cheers for Mr.. Houkcr::
In what states Is DIR. Rich
4nond's Samaritan Nervine in II e
greatest demand In Il Drunken
stale, in a Bilious state, 4Aebl!ita,ed
state, a Nervous state, a dNsLeptic
state, and when you feel in a bad
state generally. For sale 10y DR.. o.
Rocker, Druggist, at $50.
One day last week Mr.. Is. Dim
ock sound a colore.l man near his
mt!l pond YES, OF town, in A help
}c>S condition. Mr.. Hrmock kindly
provided for him and made him as
comfortable AS possible. At last &C
couyrs it was though, that the man
could not live much longer.
last Wednesday we heard thai
aunt Eliza Titus, an old colored wo
IMAM who had brtn cooking al Mrs
kIklands nca town, was missing
and th3t She had not been heard Q
tor several days. 1t was rumoreC
on the streets that her bones hao
been found in an old field with neal
" ali the flesh torn from them bA
buZZardS.
The law requiring deeds to b'
registered by the first of Jan, 1856
does not mean that those heretofore
registered shall tie rc-regi>terei, hu
only those that have never been req
isttred shall be registered 10y tn
time mentioned. Some people AT
laboring under the mistake that the
are required to have their old deed
rc-regiStcred.
We learn that at q neighhol
hood meeting heid at Sugar Hull, i
Little River township, OF Thursds
night, Oct. 22ud, with y. l.. l1oldc,
ksq, i'll the char, and ONE 50 or 1
farmers present, it was aged by
majority of those present TO a!lo'
their hogs to run al large until ne,
February SO that they may have II
benefit Of the mast.