Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-07-06
Personal Mention.

We are sorry to learn o: the seri.
Gus illness o: Miss Ludie Turner.
Mr.. Jesse L. Cuninggim, of Chap.
el HUI, is visiting the editors family.
Mr.. George Pell. of the State
Chronicle, %spenrlaSt Sunday in town
with bis mother Mrs. V. G. Pell.
Misses Mary Turner and Della
Walker. of Durham, have returned
to their home after a visit to Mrs
Mamie Turner.
Mrs. Charles J. Hedgpe,h and
baby, aud Miss Mollie Vann, of Fay.
%etteville, are visiting the family of
Mr.. Jesse A. Hedgpeth.
Mr.. James Webb, Jr., returned
last week much improved in health
and looks. He cannot stay away
from home and business long a. a
time.
Miss Lilly Taylor, sister of our
t)wnsman Mr.. Frank II. Taylor,
and his niece Miss Mary Lilly Tay-
lor, Of Fayetteville, are visiting the
family OF MIR. George A.. Durham.
Mrs. w. A. Hayes aud Mrs.
Geo. Wakefield who have been Wis
lung Rev. I. G. Hayes aud other
relatives in Orange, returned to their
homes at Greensboro last Saturday.
Mrs. Henry n. Brown aud son,
Mr.. Henry n. Brown, lett here
"Wednesday for Winston. Mrs. 3.
expects to visit Tbomasville aad
Lexington before she returns to
HllIsboro. Henry expects to return
the latter part OF the week.
Miss Sue Nav Kirkland, of Raj.
eigh; Mrs. Margaret Nelson, OF
New Berne; Misses Mary Armand
and Bette Nash, daughters OF Mr..
Fred. Nash, of Charlotte, and Miss
Anetta De Rosset, of Wilmington,
are visiting the family of Henry K.
Nash, Esq.
Mr.. n. II. d. Wilson, of Greens.
boro, spent a day with his sister
Mrs. G. NJ. Parks, last week. Mr.
Wilson has been taking a course in
theology at Vanderbilt University
aud was on his return to Raleigh
where he has resumed his forme,
work on the Christian 10vocdte.
The Snow Camp Wooden Mil
is now manufacturing as nice Jeans
Iurus and EIunnels from the WOO
grown by the farmers of Orange
Chatham and Alamance, as was eve
made at the North. Besides The
pleasure of wearing clothing made
Of me looking goods, the farmers
F., have the satisfaction OF knowing tina
it il manufactured from their owl
wool, and o from the cheap shod
dy stuff bought from the stores, mos
OF which is made Of wooden rags ant
cotton. The rroprietors Hugh w
and Thomas c. Dixon will be glat
to send samples upon application
They do not wish to bray Of wha
, they cau do but what they are do
: ing. Wool sent to them will ~
worked up on short no,lce. l.. NJ
Gates, at Rock Springs, and job
\. Nicholson, at Mebane, are thei
agents tor those sections.
In the North Carolina Board Q
! Health tor Juue, DR.. D.. c.. Parri:
Superintendent of Health Of Orang
County, says: The sanitary oond:
5 ton OF this county is excellent az
!, the health of the people is bette
than usual at this season, but dis
eases peculiar 10 this time Of III
year have occurred in all parts {
:, the county, but in a mild form an
not Of sutficien, frequency to be ep
; demic; there were nineteen dealt
reported tor the county of the follow
= ire diseases; dlarrhGa, dysen,er,
. ctolera-intantum, influenza, pne'
: monla, bronchitis, intermittent an
= remi,tent levers, (which latter hay
prevailed in the northern and we
F tern pdrtions), typhoid fever, rhe'
ma,ism, scrotula, cerebro spinal me-
! nights and puerperal p%eritoni,i
Chicken.cholera and distempt
! among horses have occurred sporad
:, cally this month. The sanitary Co
ditiou OF the poor-house is excellen,
t1oois have al been we'll secure
and the walls whitewashed tt
:, ventilation and drainage are bo'
good lis .hirty-two inmates al
7 given soft spring.wa,er and Who'll
:. some, substantial and varied tooe
a twelve of them give evidence
successful vaccination, and fourtet
can read and write. The sanitsl
condition OF the Jail, guard-hou
:. and other public buildings, both
ne town aad county, is good; the TO
te prisoners confined in jail are fl
=" ni>hed soft well,water and substa
,ial. wholesome and varied food, O.
as only showing any signs Of SUGGEST