Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1890-06-21

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~ by III. haii storm last Sa,"r-
f.. =,
Mr.. \ J. Cameron, Of Norfolk,
. nj hone on a month : leave
l-erc"
We 4,c clad TO hear TIA, Mr.
\ s,rniai lex continues TO in,
k.o,e. All! We hope he vii soon be
Mis-. ta,ric Jones returned las,
.. from lloliins, Va, where she
i been attending the lIolhns L..
p,e
Tn. Young Mems Christian AS
maJion vii told a Union Prayer
Eeerlng III ,hc Baptis, church next
3ay night. Public invited.
-par,ons High School and Acad
~ Cedar Grove, N. g., will open
H. first Tuesday in September
3-a,eo m.n,hs' term. See atver-
.cmr't.
All forms Of organic and fnnc-
anal diseases cured by Ralam's
Ecrohe X Her. For sale by w. A
Ea,e-, iIIl,hor", and ID. McCauley,
APPEL M
oar turner's say tina, the wheat
(pn his County is the poorest
many years. 1t is claimed that
stmote than third or hall crop
,.tccu made.
-Rrv w. II. Pickett left here
Monday Tor Morehcad City. He
ptc,, 10 return in time 10 fill his
e%snI4r appointment at this place on
IT, -nd sunday in July.
-Lrriers mailed a, the pos,nfice
Ec .urc to 60 right. Letters mail
al the hepo, may go and they
bay NOT 60. Do yon under.
.4l n. w. Brown, T.. VI.
We hal a pleasant call Monday
rom Bro'hcr Hunt, Of the Durling-
Ne,csJ He is giving the people
b Burlington a good paper, aud we
re - 81 that they appreciate it.
burlington Academy tue pre-
.aa'ory school Of Trinity College
b. Durham District, will be opened
h darlington OF the l4lh OF August,
under he management Of Prot. w
l. Olmonl. See advertisement.
The cures made by Isadam's
|tiirr"tc Killer are in many cases
considered Amos, a miracle. Ii the
doctors can give you no hope, try 1t.
For sii" hy w. a Hayes, Hills
OJro, and ID. McCanIey, Chapel Hill.
MIR. Lnnnic Faucet viii carry
II The shoe making aud repairing
%bnsincSs at his fathers cid stand.
H. Vii do your work we'll aud will
eadtavor 10 please his cus:om.r>.
We hope the public will give him a
lberal patronage.
lie is coming! Who? M"or,
lie Photographed. lie VIII CIV.
!oh All opportunity to have Your
lclnre taken ie,e AS well as lon
can have the same work d",e III a
CITY. YOU will lie advised OF bis
coming IN this paper.
-ltcvAJ Is. Game, Principal OF
Cedar Grove Academy, called to
sec Us Wednesday. He seems yer,
much.rlea~ci with the prospects OF
rs school, and says he thinks there
WI be a fall attendance next SEES.
.on. See his advertisement.
The Sixth International Sunday
SCHOOL Convention will be held a,
~Pit>burg, Pa. June oath to 21,h
l>9l Prot. l.. +. Berry, colored
q lidl>horo, is a delegate from tht
\ { Colorei Sunday School Asso
cation, and says he will attend.
Mr.. Il. ID. Turner's baujsom,
ace Is seen on our streets again
ION resigned his position in New
lotk on account Of his health, AM
comes back home where pure al
and the best water in the world wi,
soon make him as .fut and healthy a
ever We wish all of our bow
cou'i get something TO do at home
The Snow Camp Wooden Mill
AZ year worked over 10000 pound
= wool INTO goods for the farmer
q Orange, Alamance, Chatham an
"rroundmg Counties. lis presen
capacity is double that OF last seasoI
and they are now making anythin
lrom a Wool Roll TO be spun b
rand TO n double wove seamles
blanket. There is no questioniu
'he tact that it is cheaper tor I'll
farmer To have his own wool worl
e. into the goods he needs rattle
'han sell his wool and buy the good
,hns saving two profits. We wol
Ger II the Alliance men see this
TO. SAMPLES and price lists apply I
y"nn + Thompson or r. L. Jone
1'ppa Geo. w. Thompson. Gath
NJ. Yates, Rock Springs. c
Dixon 4 Dixon, Snow Camp n {
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