Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1891-09-05
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The Bapust church Tuesday night.
Read VIVA, the Book Store"
sax and then 90 and see tor
,ourse!i.
S.,eral cases OF fever are re
,or,ed smong the colored people a,
Cheeks Crossing.
So. notice Of sale Of real estate
bvJ. II McCracken, Administrator
and Commissioner.
See nolice OF sale Of real estate
., Chapel Hill, by Hon. John Man
rlng, Commissioners,
We are needing some wood
now. aud our wood Subscribers will
please remember us.
Painting the town ted means
headache in the morning. Simmons
Liver Regulator prevents it.
Bibles, al sizes and prices, at
the IIlllshoro Book Store. iou
should have a nice Family Bible.
-Moore, the Photographer, is II
town, and is ready to do hrst-class
work at reasonable rates. Call on
The proceeds Of the Singing
Glass from the Oxford Orphan Asy-
Inn, on last Friday night at Masonic
Hal. was s23.25.
A communication from Cald,
we'll Institute and "Ve.t Orange
Items" were received too late for
this weeks paper.
Crops i: the western part OF
this county are reported as looking
very well considering the quantity
Of rain tia, has fallen.
The colored Method Sta raised
about SITS at their Grand Rally last
Sunday. A card Of thanks from the
pastor was crowded ont this week.
The management OF Blind Ton,
will give $1,000 iorte,t if thu Blind
Tom, who will appear at Masonic
Hall, Thursday night, Sept. Bird. i-
no, the genuine aud orlgiual Blind
Tom.
A colnrcd infant, > months old,
va, found dead III bed at the Race
Track, near town, Tuesday morning
Coroner jordan he'd an inquest, and
,ne iur,'s verdict was that ;he child
died rom euifocat,on.
Mr.. James T. Rosemond re.
tutus thanks, and To his
man, ftieuds that he is now pre-
nr,l 10 do their hp~r>eshoeng, and
Guarantees entire satisfaction. Cali
4, See him a, his old stand.
Mss Rachel Balm, OF liilletoro
town,lup, rlrt nth a serious accl
ieht Friday m"rnilg, Aug. 2Slh
She VA, thrown t,uu 8 horse and
her rght ~ WIS broken by the tai
\, last accounts she Mas do NJ ,eil
sell.
Mr.. Il. 5 Petty, dealer in Cut
a.ay Il4rrowe, l.ral+'s, M""ers
No.cr IL * tir;ul-fs, GraJu Duil-
a., Giaml HIS, \ e. vi be
pleased t. correspond win All yer
sous ~.",!,. any Ct these farming
implements
DEBILITY inAaa't~ Is often causet
rs wotns Tue change tom chIll
hood to MAJ hood Is not sufficient &c
M The system ct 'h's awful plague
Shriner's Indian Verpiiuge will ex
pei them, and restore health and ;
bright complexion. For sale by w
A. Hayes, Druggist.
Mr.. L J. Willis, & Professions
aud Practical Blacksmith and Sclen
VIC Horse sheer, has rented tn
Harvey Clark shop lin rear of thu
court house and near Webb's ware
house, for the purpose at running
SMITHS shop for general work, bu
'hoeingsm particular. Good worl
al reasonable rates.
The Rev. Y. Yoshioka, a uativ'
o. Jalan, gave q very mterest,n!
aud distinctive lecture at the Meth
'od'st church Monday night to
arse audience. on the "MannerS an
'lstoms" Of the japanese. He ha'
WIN hlu a fall costume Of the rs
ave japanese gentleman. He CAV
encouraging reports of mission wor
10 japan, where until a few year
u iso they knew no true God. an
gave some very touching illustr'
A4ns of the faith Of some of the cor
%FN lie has ouly been in Ame
% since last October, and his Giles
'a finert use OF the English la'
IMAGE " seemed to surprise all presen
"a'e here Mr.. Yosbioka was tt
saes' OF Mr.. &. NJ. Parks.
y Don't fail 10 see and hear Bin
.O@ at Masonic Hall, Thursda
ps'', Sept. 5rd. Tickets on sale
# 'osetn0ndS from ID M. Sent. Sr,