Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1886-08-21
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Rev. w. +. Wilhelm writes to
the editor a follows ave are en-.
joying ourselves very much with
kind friends and relatives. We are
surrounded by beautiful mountain
sceuery-the weather, for the most ,
part has been delightfully."- cool-the
atmosphere very in%vigora,ing. We
will not get home till toward the
last of this mouth. We are deriving
much benefit from our rest and
change-but sti:l our hearts turn
fondly back 10 old Marlborough aud
OUT good friends there. With kind
regards tor you and yours All Of
our readers will be glad to hear ,ha,
Rev. Mr.. Wilhelm and lady are
having . delightful time. As will
be seen above, be expects 10 return
TO Hillsboro in time to preach 10 his
Presbyterian church on the let
Sunday in September. He is a very
fine preacher, an excellent gentle.
man, and has . large number of
warm friends in Orange who will
be glad to see him and to listen
again TO bis preaching.
Henry X Nash, Esq. and wife
had the pleasure the pas. week of
having with them al! OF their son
and daughters, as follows: Messrs.
Fred. Nash, Of Charlotte; Henry K.
Nash, Jr. aud S. S. Nash, of Tar.
boro E. S. Nash, of New York /;
Mira. Col. DeIsosse,t and Mrs.
Wooster, of Wilmington; Mrs. Cur.
lis and Miss Annie Nash. There
were also nine of their grand.
children with them.
The Richmond. Va, CORES.
pendent of the Baltimore Sun
writes MRS. Paul Cameron, OF this
city, has presented TO the Supreme
Court OF North Carolina a portrait
OF her father. Judge Thomas Rufin,
Sr., for twenty-four years a member
of that tribunal and nineteen years
ita Chief Justice. Thomas Rutin,
Jr., = son of the distinguished jurist,
was also . member Of the Supreme
Court recently"
When we went 10 press last
week, the ease OF Dodron and wife
W. Tate aud McAdams was on trial.
The jury gave a verdict Tor $500 for
plaintiffs, Ind Judge Conner re.
duced the moun to $2l6. allowing
plaintiffs s. per month for 8 years.
Defendants allowed 80 days to make
up appeal.
The case Of Harris ~. Terry was
continued to next term.
DR.. Edmund S,rudwick, Of Al.
ahanasauer enjoying for several
weeks the company Ut his many rel.
atives and friends aud drinking free
ly our town pump water (which, 10y
the way, is tho best in the w"rll,)
lett for his home Tuerday. Come
again, Dr., you are always at home
III Orange county.
Mr.. Henry n. Brown, ST., the
hardy orked bookkecper a, Parks
Bazaar, took himself quietly away
last week to the mountains of n. G,
He spent severai days with lis
brother, Mr.. +. L. Brown, at Ashe.
vile.
Mrs NJ. L. Taylor's rtock o
Millinery is the largest and most
complete she has eve offered. She
has all the latest styles OF Flowers
Feathers, Ribbons, Laces, Velvets
Satins, Dress Silks, etc. Neckwea'
and Rnching in grea, variety. No
, tons. Hosiery, Gloves. Jerseys, Cor
sets, Bustles, Fats. Zephyr Goods
Face Powders. Toilet Soaps. Ful
line Of White Goods. Colored Lawn
and Mulls, Embroidered 1sobeo
Dress Patterns in White and Col
orcd, Hamonrgs, All Over Elm
bro.dery, Tucking and Hamburg
Net. Dressmaking will be III il
j., connection with her business. Sh'
J 10 prepared to furnish Dress Trim
mings in all the leading styles, an'
will give her personal attention !,
planning costumes for customers
8 Satisfaction guaranteed.