Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1886-02-13
~ TIE OFFICE OF THE OR
ANGE COUNTY OBSERVER
IS ON CHURTON ST, OVER
HAYES DRUG STORE @
The days are lcng,hening.

The days are leng,hening.
The gardening season will soon
be here.
Solid commou.hense is the basis
of all true c~eh
The old Eagle Lodge of Ma
Sons will he re-orgAnised in Hills
bOro.
Our new postmaster, Mr.: Harry
L. Parish. took charge OF the oAice
last Monday.
No. u V won the conf.
drnce of others, uho did no trs,
have confidence in himself.
Before martia." sle was dear.
and I've was treasure; but at,tr mar
riagc she was lrarrr ani he w4s
trrasnrer.- Wilson .Hrror.
- The snow, has melted and lrt;
The streets III i. terrible c"n,Iij"n.
Mad everywhere Oar lriruri KIT
"ugh, 10 be here I" eIj". il.
DR.. l. chm"nd- Samaritan N~r
vine cures N"rtgn. il>s.rrir> Lrn
va sion--alj Nervous D,euJrrn H.
tact. For sal" hy DIR. .. H""kr.
Druggist, Ilul-horo. Piic" 81 80
The u.inr>s of Mr.. III. /.
I'ari>h vii ue continued IN III,
Berry hu!jinJ. wher,. i- VII LerI
on hand Il fir, class stick ct dr.
Goods, groceries,. &c, Dc. Cal 81
hun.
: Don't stop talking ahou' tn,
new brick WArph ,n-r. II IL badly
rrel"1, and wr must have =. Will"
the old town is ',alkin. up" a brick
Warchnusr sni other improvements.
let crnakcr, take back seats.
-Cnl"rrd servants in Whining,
ton have 4 way at refer NJ 20 cab
other ~ "ycrtleulan' or lad
that is ,ely amn>lng at times Ia
other ,imes 1t is anything else One
of them remarked to her mistress
the other mnrrIng that The gentle
man who stole the chicken. last
NIGHT lett his hat in the co"p."-
Ruieiqh .NfnrS ant ObSrrr,r From
what We can hear, the c"lored zen
tIemrn" who stole some ~ n hu
chickcr~ from Parks coop one night
last week.. were very liberal with
them. ihry kept messenger. bus,
ar u~\, Jay -rndlnyA out stoler
cuicAvr~ t. their auy friends.
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