Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1892-02-06

-Brarrpu'- y. & Ain.ar.Acs t.r
ea.eal ;hc Book Store
Ste n"i"e of sa.e Il lad by
W,n. S:,uiwick, Cumr,i>eiouer
-: t r!ti j Ih l.. Hugh, vas il,
l"~n sionday for The hrst time ,hl,
s.~t.
All over the State il - predict.
ID that this viii he a yrest year for
fruit.
-Iou shrnId secure one rf th9s-
SIC Racket Packages at tie Book
store
VI ss Mary Lynch. Of Oxford, ir
visiting her sister, Mrs. George
Jn'ham.
See notice Of sale Of land under
m",rgage hy the Executors 0: w.
+. lia-nu.
Mr.. + Y. Mebanc died at his
h ne 8 miles west OF town, on The
81 instant, aged about - years.
We bad a PEASANT visit this
week from Mr. \. X. Vail, travelling
ayen, Of DR.. J. Z. Aver & Co.,
Lowell, Mass.
Itch on human aud horses and
al AM Ia cured III 80 minutes by
Wop!tard's Sanitary Lotion. This
never tails. Sold by w. A Hay s,
Druggist,
-Sch. al teachers wcus do xei.
r.,r thas H.. D Sr.
has may School Books not to
tr found elsewhere in IIi!lshorn.
A. for School Supplies We can Turn
an all dnwr.
Mr.. E'ucs, u. Chick, a former
@oi''zcn OF this liAce, is III to~n VISIT
ing Ie a,,ves an'f triehdr. We lea u
f,ou hit. Ia! DO ha- JUS, EuI-h4d and
moved his family ,htv iIi. u.w resi-
deuce nt l.. xbn,o.
Our subscribers who promised
|" 10y Us III wood, se hereby uolt-
It'd thai W. want the 40 al at once
Snnne # ih"m Promised to Lring III
IT." wood before Chr!s,mas IA. bit ta.l
cl n l,rLit DGut IA now.
We cal a,,er,ic" t. the a.lye,
tAemcu; al w. IS l;'*e.Is "h" Ia
",,,ei a ia'.ol shop 10 town H..
tas bad sewers, Year, experience. II,
tn> hr-,nee- IN Boz, u and otici
Northern en- Is, a: Il wil..euA a tee
lu- ""tk t" G>e sa'~f'ct'uu.
- p~astn'd c coli,ut:: II are ire
=, a. = .t,-.l lt -, - y., =; Ih..
~ ~. N,tai- tnrrst"te, a, The fist,
luoi ~r,ttutt> Of woftn>, Suf!u.r> In
iIan N"r,tt,gt should be al MS
tered according 70 Il le,,iuns For
sac ly W \ Ha,e-, D,u.g.-.
You can never tell wh,f a>!j.h
coli may cad -, it is uc,t, 'trc,c
tore. to give Nonc,.li the hcrttit .;
the doubt. AMI cure II a. soon /.
u,ossi"I" With Ayers Cne.ly Re T.,
RAJ. \ G,y. delay, sometimes Al.
hours ,leiay, may result Ia >cii-n,
Consequences.
Nj w. y ~II,y.s. Dug.>,
la>ing h"n4ht ~. Dug tlf'Iu->> 81
Dr.. .. Hooker, has III ,,d lis ste, /
Of good. it,n the stove .nrtnrri, o.
%curlc,l l.y DR.. Hooker. here nt
VIII be glad 10 see his iiicIds &I'
the pubic, lie VIII cen'inu" l.
kceI, a first class stock "ir>r vhlu@
III the drug lu"c Doul to's,t thu,
lis new p!ac. nt business - in tn.
store formerly occupied by DR. y
l!onker, Que door south q: J. +
Jones stu:e.
The funeral Of Mr.. Frank IL
Taylor whose body was br"ugl,,
srre from Shelby. vas heln at tn,
NJ. l.. Church. Sunday, January 81
at 3, p. m, Rev. w +. Wilhelm
pastor Of The Presbyterian church
officiating ia the absence Of Rev J
NJ. I.o"der. pastor Of the Methods;
CHURCH. The iutermen, was III Tie
new cemetery. The following wer.
pal' bearers M,>~,s. JAS Webb, Jr
{ NJ. Pass, J w. Hooker, Jas II
liedgpe;h, Thos. ID Tame. II. n
B'"wn., it,, D. NJ. Laws aad jos. a
Harris
-Every'hing in the hewspa!er
Gus, some,ni' K. 1t 's for Tire hcn
tht OF an injjvidua! It should b,
pad for. II a grocer was asked L
d"nSte groceries TO ons abundant,
a''le |" pay tor them he wou:d re
fuse. The pror:i.,"r 81 4 new
taper mus, rsy Tor the free ad>er
t'stng II the beneficial. does 70,
and yet it is ono of the ia,.9e>
things 10 he @learn..l hv ma:., ,ha,
newspaper HIS >pac. III rs column
To rent. and must rent to live. 7,
give away or rent it Tor anv'hiu!
less than living rates would he a
ertanIy fatal AZ tor Z landlord /
iornlsh house rent free.
Last week We noticed the dt
F,r,ure oi Mr.. + \. knsemnnd 4
US t!are tor Thomasvi!ie. GA
where lie went To be with b.