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| DIED.
ANDERSON. on ysnu.r; =. 1890. JACOB W.
| son. aged nfteen years and four months
Our precious darling Jake Ia, rons
Hessweetly sleeping with anssh
Amidst the silent dead.
| His sickness has ended
And troubles all gone:
Oh. think how be suffered
And strussled With psin-
we soeth.d him IN vain.
Ii God in His mercy
.s se sns sp ,S.t tr SS,. ssS,s
A message from God
Tn:ss ftis dss,cS 2: !: q:
| invited
AsHBY; On January "a 1884, LILY WALLACE.
| Lily broken by the rain
| Has on its velvet whiteness lain
Asnowy bird that Of, cares-ed
30 the iSn sa ssaod IN nc,h.r sress
| And straight before her silver wing.
Had ever stopped TO bs-er thines.
Flies up TO heaven. and nyins. sinss
These. and all other pu-e and MIA
Are types Of what thou ssrt. dssr ohnar
Funeral private.
BOWEN a pHyystt.yiIls on y.Su.ry e 1884 :.
Funeral from late re-,dence Friday. Jsnn.ry ~, 81
stt-nd-
Alexandria and Rochester papers please copy.
GRUMLEY: At Il m. Tuesday. January -. 1858.
jJEaNSEIIs w yifs , Of c, GTuIp,sy nd a.axhssr
fTnsss snrsd n, e. from r.sdsas. 90
lima Avenue Church. sth and North Carolina avenue
LTILEToS. o., On Wednesday, ,: ysSuary q. INA
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
MOORE On Tuesday. January "a 1891. ct 10 9
m, JOHANNA. widow Of the late John Moore.
Funeral Will take place from her sisters residencs.
GIG LIST street northwest. on Thursday at 10.
oBs s "a a ssnest ;oH ss. 49,
OF John and Annie o'Day. aged four years and two
Funeral notice hereafter.
PRIEsTLEE On Tuesday, January "a. leea a
30 after long and painful illness. WILLIAM
PRlEsTLEl, AGED forty eis ht year.
northwest Services from Herman Chapel MOTT
ROSS. On Monday January o. 1893, AZ Ills
IN. at 1880 5th street north west THOMAS y.
ROSS. in his thirty-seventh year.
Thursday. January PC. at pm
,sANFoRp Or January %. 1893. at o; y PM
Sanford. In the sixty sixth year Of her sse
Not long ago she allied her place and sat with 10
Nov her mortal 10 run and never can return.
BY HER CHILDREN
Dearest grandma. thou hast loft u.
We thy los most deeply feel;
But tits God who hath bereft u.s.
ne can all BY s9r H sHETpc cRssssspcHrIpKEx
late residence. 2ls 13,t street southwest
JOHN FEASRLi se1 MAIfi .ss q S% &sis..
I1Ps5 w "a ,s1s g.ss :. ds..dfy oca
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RAILROAD AND BRIDGE
The War Department Reports on
the Mcmillan Bill.
SECRETARY ELKINS' VIEWS

A New Structure in Place Of the Present
Long Bridge Unlisted Upon-How the
Bridge 10 Damaging the River Improve
ments-Text Of the Reports Of the Engi-
neer Omcers.
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WEAK Lungs are strengthened, Pleurisy Palma
relieved and Asthmatic symptoms subdued by DIT.
ID. Jaynes Expectorant, a sovereign remedy for all
Coughs and Colds.
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CONTINUED on Sirtfh Poqe).


Range OF the Thermoneter.
The following were the temperatures at the
Office Of the weather bureau today; Sam, 50,
pm, As; maximum. as. minimum. "a
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Dos,r HEsrrArx.

You know the old saying He Who hssisasss d ioes
II certainly applies with great force In AiAss
When you know you right don't hesitate 10 ~
It; when you know what you want don't hesitate 10
demandit
When you 70 10 buy bottle Of CARRIERS LrTTL1
LIVER PILLS don't hesitate 10 say you want '-c-AH-
T-E-Rs don't hesitate that you svt ..c-A-n-
T-E-R-s" and don't hesitate TO refuse anything a.
fered TO Jon ''ssme 'c-A-R-T-E-R-'-S"o or .,us
GOOD as 'c-A-R-T-E-R'-s.'- There n nothing %
eood - ''c-A-R-T-E-R,-s.- They never fan.
Don't hesitate 20 say when limitations ana frsua
are offered TO you
Don't hesitate 10 demand ths esuuins cARrEUs
LITTLE LIVER PILLS
POSITIVE CURE FOR SICK HEADACHE
Small Pm Small pos> Small Psaos. ~
], T,,, wnLs s, soE s,S sos, sos 10TH az
Clay and Tus Asbsssos. K1us xniss. f1lp. o1s6s.kG
CzuDsrx Car
EoR PIroaHa's
cAsroRIA.
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have obtained from the room Of the Senats
=, ommittee, for temporary use, blue print
which shows the proposed plan. 1t Is
entitled mo. 5c05. Plan and Profile o. the B.
q P. R. R. through the city Of Wa ,hington.
Showing New Grade, 1892. Scales. Hor.
TOO. Yer. ITO" but IL is not authenti-
Gated By the signature Of any oficial, either of
the government or Of the railway company, OF
by any Office stamp.
THE SINKING OF TIE TRACKS.
To do away with grade crossings the bill pro-
vides for sinking the tracks. preserving essen
TALLY the lines now in use-with two
exceptions, to be noticed presently-and
crossing them by ten highway and two
foot bridges, as specified in section l.
An additional bridge in the mall is provided
for in section T. Streets crossing the tracks a,
points other than those provided with bridge,
are vacated as specified in section z.
The intervals between the highway bridges
measured upon lines perpendicular to the mair
lines Of traffic over them. are approximately q.
follows:
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No other house DoEs-EvER pID-or EVER
WILL sell such STERLING QUALITIES at such
Low PRICES as WE quote
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OF SURTA1NS
AT JULIUS LAsssunoEs "Rrsx.-
N. Y. Ave-. Near l4rH ST..
By taxing the entire balance Of manu-
fsctursr's lot of Curtains at biz concession
in prices enabled to offer the follow
ing extraordinary bargains.
100 Half Pair Fine Nottingham Lace Cur
tains. slishtly stained. H< and yda long.
extra nne quality. actually worth from -
to % pair.
Os1r $1.25 FACE.
50psir Fine nottingham Lace curtsina
Irish Point and Brussels effects. slightly
stained. worth from s5 to &C.
Only So. Pam
CHENILLE Ponr1EREs. 1926.
50Hslf Pairs Of Fine Chenille Portierss.
fringe and dsdo top and bottom: Only
% % each.
SNOWFLAKE CURTAINS. $3.50.
10 HALF Pair" of Elegant Striped Snow
fake Curtains. ideal chamber drspery.
Reduced to 81. so each.
Fon UpHo1s1En1Sa.
Fun line Of Tapestry. Brocatells and
Pushes for upholstering. Let us estimate
the cost-iree.
Ju11us LAxsBuneRs
FURNITURE "Rrsk.-
N. Y. AVE NEan l4rH ST.. 1t
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Low PRICES ss WE quote.
SAxs AND CoMpASr.
TIE PERFECT In PAWS
II HOW many dinsrn. styles Of
HHH TROUSERS do you suppose
II q view. eot-nsv onss'
A thousand won't begin to cover
n-and they're specially-psrsonally
selected ones.
We buy the piscseoois Just the
same the custom shops do
only the bigness Of our order
Kives N first choice Of patterns.
There our cutters and tailors get
thsm-snd when you get them
they're not to Be improved upon
Some men don't look beyond
the nt-some men base their selec-
ton on the desisns-soms notice
all the points.
All men get all The PROJECTIONS
In ours-anyway- all 10
give satisfaction
Don't be afraid you won't ind
the extreme things you want
thsm-or the Quieser patterns-ws
never forget We are providers to
all mankind-and that includes
everybodys tsstes-as much As
1t does everybody's size.
s2-5O to $40.
Just think what you ssvs-in
money and patience-for tailors do
tax your purse and time.
We've begun to pick the window
o pieces-so you may know the %. so
SUIT AND OtERCOAT SALE is hav-
ng . rush. Waiting is wasting
your opportunity.
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lust OPENED-cosTUME PARLoRs.
u MAsauersds and Fancy Costume for hire. Also
made order 1t short notice. Decorsfng and Drapr
Ing. CARL Il GuNDLACH
yin 81. n.
nI0-3A' washinxton-
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channel, SO that the piers (being built at RICH,
angles to the line OF the bridge) are not par.
alle to the direction of the current, but are OBJ
lique to it. and SO become themselves q serious
obstruction during freshets.
A further obstruction ARISES during freshets
from the height Of the existing bridge. The
lower chord e but 1913 feet in the clear above
low tide, while the floor is but Is feet above
low tide.
The freshet Of 1889 rose to a height Of a.
feet above low tide at the Long bridge and
thus the superstructure Of tine bridge dimin.
ished the maximum freshet cross section by q
depth Of no less than "a feet, or about one
fifth Of the height which the water rose above
low tide.
The cross section OF the river at the Long
bridge for freshet discharge has been greatly
diminished by reason Of the closing Of the
Washington channel a. q necessary part Of the
plan OF improvement. This diminishes the
available freshet cross section at the bridge by
BY about ~ per cent based upon the
freshet cross section Of 1877. The height
- well as the discharge cross section
OF the freshet Of 1859, however, was much
greater than that Of 1877. and the area required
for the discharge OF such q freshet wou6 be
much greater than was estimated when the
plans for the improvement were originally pre-
pared.
The draw Of the existing bridge ID badly
located, having been placed near the easter edge
Of the navigation channel Although this chan
mel has since been widened by dredging the
draw opening 10 oblique to the general direction
Of the channel and the current, and the opening
il. therefore, difficult one for vessels 10 pass
and % intsrferss with the safe navigation Of the
river.
TEE lAILnoAD AND TEE 8arDoK.
The Baltimore and Potomac Railroad Com
pany Was authorized to take possession Of the
Long bridge BY an oct Of Congress approved
june II. 1870, which in provides - follows:
Provided. that the said Baltimore and Poto-
mae Railroad Company vii maintain In rood
condition the said bridge for railway and ordi-
nary travel; end The hsides shall q ~ timss be
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BETWEEN TIE HoURs Or 9 AND 10
Between TIE HoURs Or 1OAxn l !

We viii sell all cur Real japanese SILK
Handkerchief which have been going very
rapidly al our regular prices of so cts. 75
cts and 81 earh. and which we have in
al the new and popular shades. both silk
embroidered and scalloped. at the Ok
OA>-houy price ..HCO-
- Onls tsro 10 a customer
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Between TEE HouRs Or 3 AND

We will sell all our 22-inch Real japanese
Silks in all the new shadings for evening
and street wear. light pinks, light blues.
lavendsrs. tans. light grays. browns. navy
and red. goods that have never been sold for
less than 30 cents yard. At the OIL
On>-hour pyics. ~
80 Only one pattern 20 a customer.
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as highway bridge, proposing instead the
erection Of new highway bridge at the ex-
pense Of the United States or Of the District Of
Columbia In order that the status Of this
question may be fully understood, invite At
tention to the following brief summary Of
PREVIOUS ACTION OF coNaRrss AND RKpoR II
AND RKcoNNxNDArIoNs OF THE sKcRxTARY
OF WAR.
The question Of the reconstruction of the
Long bridge has been before Congress since
December IL, 1872, when the board Of survey
upon the improvement Of Washington and
Georgetown harbors, created by act of March
5, 1872, made report recommending - part
OF the plan Of Improvement the rebuilding of
the Long bridge with greater spans and
longer draw. the bridge to be located ct right
angles to the channel. The high freshet Of No
vember. 1871, emphasized the necessity for enter
ing upon general plan Of improvement of these
harbors, and in the annual report Of June 50,
1878, Mr.. s. 7. Albert, United States civil en-
gineer then in charge Of the work, recon-
mendsd - part Of such . plan the construc-
ton Of bridge in the place Of the present
Long bridge. with piers sunk to the depth that
the new channels win require, and with spans
and draw which viii meet the rsquirsments Of
navigation. while upon the maps sccompa-
nying this and Subsequent reports the pro-
posed location Of the new bridge h shown. In
February, 1881, another high Tres bet occurred
accompanied BY The formation Of IN ios gorRs
II ~ Long bridge - thst large area Of he
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1893-08-05

SUMNER EXCURSION RATES, SEA
SON 1898.
The Richmond e DanvilIe rail.
road begs to announce that COM
mencing June LIST, Summer Excur-
sion Tickets will be placed On sale
at all coupon ticket Offices in Virginia
and North Carolina at very low
rates for the round-trip.
These tickets will continue on
sale until September 80, 1898, inclu-
sive, and will be good tor return
trip until October 31st, 1898, per
uniting stop overs on going and re-
turn trips at all resort points.
Send for Summer Homes Folder
and apply TO any agent OF the com.
pany for information as to rates and
schedules, or
w. A. TURK, 6. p. A..
Washington, d. G.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1893-08-05

Col. Benuehan Cameron was In
town this week.
Mrs. DR.. Rominger and chill
dren, Of Reidsville. are visiting the
family of DR.. j. S. Spurgeon.
Masters Julian and Marvin Carr
ioioed the Teachers train at Hills
boro Tuesday tor the Worlds Fair.
Mrs. Jos. H. Eedgepeth and
daughter, Miss Katie, lief. here
Thursday for Louisburg, n. c., to
visit relatives.
Mrs. Laura E. Campbell. oil
Concord, and Mrs. James ID. Hollis
ter, OF Winston, are visiting the tam
lily Of Mr.. Jos. a. Harris.
-Mts. Z. Z. Harris and daughter
little Bessie, OF Winston, who have
been visiting the family of Mr.. Jos
IA. Harris. returned to their home al
Winston Monday night.
Mrs. H. n. Brown, and son
MI. Nate w Brown, returned te
Hillshoro from Cary Monday night
Nate goes to Cary quite often, ant
always comes home in a good humor
We suspect something.
Miss Gertrude Elaine Pierce, o
Raleigh, n. c., who has been visi
ting Misses Ida and Mamie Turne
near this place. left here Thursda,
evening for Roanoke, Va, wher
she will spend some time.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1893-08-05
\.FFICE OF HARRIS STEAM
DYE WORKS. RALEIGH. n. G..

DYE WORKS, RALEIGH, n. c.
DEAR SIR In order to keep up with
the times we have just placed in u es-
adjustment the latest and most i'm
proved machinery eve Brought to this
State. We realize the Importance of
giving a tirst-class job nevery instance.
especially in regard to the dye rubbing
off and >oiling the underwear. TO
avoid this we have secured the services
of an expert scourer and cleaner, who
will thoroughly test every piece OF
goods that ONE from the dyeing de-
part1nent. and under no circumstances
will any goods be shipped until they
are warranted not to soil the whlte>t
linen. To show you that we arc re1ia-
bic and mean what We say, we will dye
il vest for any person tree OF charge.
So YOU see you don't have to take our
word for it, bat send rs a vest and SEE
for Yourself. If you prefer TO send
goods before having a sample dyed. we
Will allow YOU 10 examine them III the
| express office. and if not perfectly Salts
fled with the work. we will notify .tfe
agent to deliver the good, to you tree
Of charge. provided you give u, salts
factory evidence You are reliable.
We want agents in every town and
city in the South. Terms will be iur-
nished on application. We have agent.
in many small towns in North Carolina
who are making from twenty 70 forty
dollars Il month without interfering
With their other business. b 4 a
splendid opportunity for >tor" keeper
III small towns. As 10 our reliability
we refer to the following firms o
Raleigh
Williams & King, Druggist. and Pro
prietors Of Williams & Kings iAmou
Toothache Remedy.
". b. MannH 60. Leading Groccr-
i. NJ. Monte. General Merchandise.
j. X. TAYLOR x Sons Wilmington =
The Leading Merchant Iailors OF Ia
:. South.
Carroll & Bailey. Wholesale Mer
chants.
, j. 4. spence & Bro. Martin Stree
t Boots. Shoe. Dry Goods, Notion
I Wholesale and Retail.
Very respectfully.
r HARRIS TEA Dye" oRks.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1893-08-05
ORANGE SUPERIOR CoCRT.

ORANGE SUPERIOR CoCRT.
The Summer Term Of Orange
Superior Court wilt ~ mex,
Monday, August 7,h. Judge Geo.
IL. Brown, Jr, will preside.
The dockets are light, there be.
ing about 40 cases on the Civil, 81
on the Criminal and II on the Ap.
pearance dockets, and none Of them
Of much importance.
The Jurors for the Term are +:
Messrs. c. 4. Wilson. DR.. John
Berry. S. P. Allison. T. T. Jones,
George W. Thompson, Thomas H.
Jackson. w. II. Pendergrass, n. G.
T.. Patterson, J. NJ. Durham, J. n.
Parker, A. l.. Holden, John T.
Sykes, Washington Hicks. Josiah A.
McDade, L. 7. Snipes, w. +. Ho-
gan, Thomas Strain, Jesse w. Cole,
Allison j. Robertson, James Riley.
d. B. BIalock, II. r. Lloyd, James
c. Allison, Robert Taylor. j. G.
Davis, J. j. Pratt. Is. J. Paschal,
Henry Haley, II. T. TiIley, A, +
Dunnegan, J. d. Long, +. II. Ma
lone, L. S. Garden, Oscar A. Hogan,
Mebane Wagner and Baxter Davis
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1893-08-05

CoLoRED SUNDAY School ORGAN
lied.
Rev. L. D. Irvine, colored, OF
Durham, preached twice in the SEES
sion Room of the Presbyterian
church Sunday. Lisbon p. Berry.
State Missionary TOR the Presby,e-
rian Board OF Sabbath School Work
and Publication was present aud or
gained a Sunday School with the
following officers: superintendent,
WIN. Fauce,,e; Assistant Superin-
teuden,, Haywood Boland Score
,ary, Annie Berry; Treasurer, Mar
,ha Howard, Some 40 scholars
were enrolled and the school viii:
complete its organization next Sun
day by electing teachers; dc.
See notice OF sale OF land by w.
S. Petty, Commissioner.
ALI diseases of the skin cured,
and lost complexion restored by
Johnson's Oriental Soap. Sold a,
John Y. MacRae's Drug Store, Raj.
eigh, n. &.
Major John W. Graham has
qualified as Administrator de boni:
non cum testameuto annexo upoI
the estate Of Avis Nichols, dc
ceased. See notice.
Mr.. w. II Riggsbee, Photo
grapher, of Raleigh, will arrive a
Hillsboro the last OF this week o
the first of next week. He is a frs
class artist. His advertisement will
appear in our next issue.
H. Heineman, Milwaukee, Wis
: cousin, writes zone box Japanes'
2 Pile Cure has cured me of a ease o
4 IS years standing. after being treat
, ed by New York's best physicians.
Sold by John Y. MacRse, Druggist
Raleigh, N. &.
The great demand for Shriner'
Indian Vermituge is solely due 10 it
intrinsic value. Thousands use
to-day in preference to any othe
and say that it destroys and expe'
r worms effectually. For sale by "
A, Hayes, Druggist.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1893-08-05

RHEuMATI5M CURED IN A DAY.
-"Mystic Cure tor rheumatism
and Neuralgia radically cures in l
to 3 days Its action upon the sys-
TEN is remarkable and mysterious.
1t removes at once the cause and
the disease Immediately disappears.
The first dose greatly benefits, IS
cents. Warranted by w. A. Hayes,
Druggist, 1I,iisboro.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1893-08-05

Bio reduction in Straw Hats.
At aud below cost, at j. "A. Harris,
JI-.
Pains in the region of the kid
rcys are cured by Summons Liver
Regulator,
-5n.O0o' No. | Ali Heart Long
Lat yellow Pine Shingles for sale
~ T. \ tosemond.
-See.no.icc Of sale OF land under
mor,.apc hv Jamcs Webb. Jr. and
j. {. Webb. mortgages,
-Dming a storm last week, light
mn. struck a tree On Chnrton street
nearly opposite the Sheriff Office.
Mr.. J l.. Brooks, mortgage,
oivrs notice OF the sale Of a tract OF
liud under mortgage. See adver-
t.scnrut.
-Gan and examine our Shoes.
Ladies Shoes 81 ccn,s-somethlno
nee. Cost means cost at j. \,
Harris, Ir's.
-.AftF iltl.8 GU Nhbe ~ ~ Wy
1T a >lni4er Dlink-Soda Water
MIX shakes, Shcrbets, &c, at }
y. Harris, Jr's.
-,Johusrn's magnetic Oil kills al
pains whether internal or external
sd Is John Y. MaoHae, Druggist
Rae II, \. {.
The twelfth annual convention
Of the North Carolina State Sunda.
School Association will be held II
Greensboro August 22-24.
MIR. J.:B. Dawson and Miss Ell
Manner, daughter of Mr.. John Mane'
ot bradshaw. were married Jul
ooh, by ID. VI, Durham, Esq.
County merchants car bu
goods of US as cheap as they ca
purchase anywhere. Call and e.
anime the goods, at J. A.. llarrl
Jr's.
"A fine COW belonging to Mr..
t.. bradshaw, of Bradshaw, t.
county, was accidentally killed
the 29sh OF July by being hung wi
her chain,
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1893-08-05

English Spawn Liniment removes
al Hard, Sol, or Cailoused Lumps
aud Rcmi>hes from horses. Blood
NpAs'ns. Curbs, SpIints, Sweeney,
iang bone, >utlcs, Sprains, all Swol.
ien l~Hroats, Coughs, etc. Save 800
by use Of one bottle. Warranted
The most wonderful Blemish Cure
efer known. Sold by w. \. Hayes,
Druggist, lIill>horo.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1893-08-05
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
I DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.

Having qualified as Administrator
dc bonis non cum tcst0mentO dnntrO
upon the estate Of Avis Nichols, de-
ceased. | hereby give notice to all per
sons indebted to said estate to make
payment, ut once. and all persons hold
ing claims against said estate to present
the same to me on or before the 18th
day Of July, 1894. or this notice Will be
plead in bar of their recovery.
JOHN w. GRAHAM,
administrator dc bonis 0 cum tcstd-
InCHtO HnnCrO.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1893-08-05
Rulc- adopted by the
orfII Carolina Press
Association.

aa-lm al not H., than I'VE cents
~ WilI be charged for cards of
resolutions Of respect" and
.e.Hvt octry also for obituary no.
-,fl.ri tImu those Which the editor
hall giYc a. a matter Of news.
If church and society and all
,.f4r .trrtaiufncnts from which rcvc-
-toh H. derived will be charged tor
.t,ltr r4te II five cents a line.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1893-08-05

.J,e-s -cm"nfs win be inserted tor
81 sat-r one iuchj fortne first
.e.s.~ forcach subsequent pub
81.
for Advertising tor and
-tfrGe may be made al the Office
oB-EKyER, Or by correspond
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1893-08-05
REV. +. YUS's LECTURE.

Rev. Frank Yum, a missionary
from Corea, delivered a lecture in the
Methodist church Wednesday night.
He is a native Corean, aud was edu-
Gated at Oxford. Ga, and at the
Vanderbilt: University. He will soon
return to his native land to engage
in the ministerial work. His lecture
was mostly concerning his own
country, the government, customs
and OF his people, and was
intersperscd with wit, and altogether
it was a very interesting address.
Mr.. Yum charges no admission tee,
but only asks tor a collection after
the ser.icos.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1893-08-05
Wanted.

Wanted.
5000 second hand School Books
IN qood condition., at the Hillsboro
Book Store. New books or other
goods given in exchange. Books
out of date not wanted.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1893-08-05

inc ISOolA toIe
leo.Reams OF Writing Paper.
t',ooG Envelopes.
iao Bottles OF Ink.
3slGs Pen Points.
900 l}ians Books--2 cts to $500.
Packs of good Envelopes, - cts.
\ .atgc assortment of Pocket
books aud Pulses.
All kinds OF Legal Blanks.
Physicians aud Surgeons Soap.
tn L once.
All kinds Of School Books and
supplies.
Base Balls and Bats, Croque,
Sc,>, &c.
Patronize the Book Store. The
o'ttY one 10 Orange county,
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1893-08-05

DURHAM SUPPLY CO.,
LEADERS OF LOW PRICES,
Invite you to their
sE1I-ANNUAL <II:AIsANCE SALE.
They are cow clearing II their summer Goods preparatory o
S T Q c X T y X l \ G
Every department, has been drawn npcu for bargains. and your oppor-
,unnies we're never so crea. to buy desirable Spring and Summer Good.
at cheap prices.
ten. force OF statesmen guarantee you good attention and satisfactory goods
and prices
= 1IA1tT,W IRE DEr>1<rM Ems
are under. the management of J. H. IRELAND, who knows the people
wants, and guarantees loves. prices on Groceries aud Hardware. and pays
highest market prices To- all country produce.
Remember every department throughout u large establishment, offers
you great bargains for this
GRAND STOCK REDUCING SALE.
DURHAM SUPPL ~C<>NpAN1. :
MAIN AND CoRCoRAN STREETS.
DURHAM, \. {.