Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1890-09-27

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SATURDAY,. 1850 trT y, 1890
MIR W w. Strn1wicL, of Nor.
to,l il visiting relatives here.
Sc. notice Of sale m land by
VIM. Byrd, Execueor OF Wa Ward,
deceased.
Mr.. II l. Parish has returned
rom The North. lie says he bougl,
= .plendpd stock al goods.
Our wood s.h~criters will do
Il, a favor 10y h%r,nICg In the wood
they owe US. We need it.
The colored crazy oma who
vas confined in our jail was released
Monday. Her mother came aud
took her home.
The registration books are now
oren a, the court house, aud A. j.
Gordon, Esq, Registrar, il ready 10
enter vour name.
Virginia, the infant daughter Of
Dir. AVID Mrs. John X. Turner died
ot typhoid fever three miles east of
town Monday. She wac 1 years old.
Masters Clyde AID Arthur
Check, SONS ct MIR. las. A. Cheek,
will 90 TO Winston to enter The
Davis School which opsns next
week.
Miss Mamie Dunn has returned
from Baltimore la-t Tuesday night,
and i. aea.n III charge Of Me~srs
Jas. Webb, Jr. Il Bros Millinery
Room.
The Y NJ. c. A. will hold their
monthly Union Prayer Meeting in
she Presbyterian church next Sun
day night, Sept. 18th, at halt fast
seven o'clock.
Col. and Mrs. j. r. Mitchell. Of
oxford, spent a day or two the first
Of the week here with Mr.. Geo. a.
Durham. They we're on their way
home from q visit to Hickory.
Captain Walters S. Wi,herspoon
Of tho X. q u. X. H., aud ~iie, are
visiting the Captains old home nea.
town. We are sorry to lesrn tina,
the Captain is sick and we hope be
will Dol bs veil again.
Mr.. James Webb, Jr., senior
member of the we'll known firm OF
Messr-. Jas. Webb. Jr. & Bro, left
Monday Tor New York and other
Northern markets TO purchase a
large and complete stock of Fall
sud Winter Goods. His brother,
Mr.. ii. Winder Webb, accompanied
nm,
An exchange says The recent
duel ia Montgomery, Ala. III which
Glenn Duskin and . man named
Turpio we,e killed, Duskiu was a
North Carol'nian by birth and va.
from Orange County, The son OF Mr.
George NJ. Du.kin. aud his mo,he,
was the daughter Of Tyre Clean
He was a classmate of DR. Jose
Graham and Capt. Frederick Nasl
At the State University at Chape'
| Hin.
1t makes no difference how
many times you have voted in .h.
past, in order 80 vote in the election
next November you must register
An entire new registration is re
CURED, and the books are 10 b,
closed ten days before The election
After that time no one will be al
lowed TO register except those VIII,
have come of age between the tim'
the books were cloeed and the ia,
!. OF election.
-Chas. Ellis and jim Hayes hav'
formed a firm to sell Domestic Sew
lng Machines aud Pianos and Or
.. gsns. Everybody knows the do
sEsrIc' is the best sewing nachin'
made. They are agents for Ludden ]
Bates Music House, Savannah, Ga
and for Hume, Minor & CO., Rich
moud, Norfolk and Portsmouth, VI
] - days trial in your. homes an'
lowest cash or time prices. Writ
10 Us. ELLIS & HAYES. Ceda
Grove, n. c., or Burlington, N. {
Lisbon +. Berry. the colore'
! candidate tor the Senate, said in hi
speech last Saturday that be ha
been informed that Mr.. Wilso
Brown had said that the negroe
had been bought by Democrat
Mr.. Brown, who, until recently, va
Chairman of the Republican Exec,
tive Committee OF Orange Count,
was present, and asked to be ALLOW
ed to say 8 few words, He pr,
ceeded 70 give the colored peop'
lew words Of warning. but nev'
denied that he had said thst the q
Groes had been bought. 1t was yer
plain to sill present that Mr.. Brown
advice was not wanted. All the u
they had for Mr.. Brown vas
Know of him if he had said the n
?roes were bought by Democrat
lie " did answer.
Rock Hill, S. c.,