Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1899-08-24

1T costs 3 lot more to avenge a
wrong than 1t does to forgive it.
See advertisement of sale OF
laai by A. A Murdoch, a%dmlnistra
for and commissioner.
Mrs. w. l.. Walker, Of New
York City, accompanied by her
children, is visiting her mother, Mrs.
Mary Gordon, on Tryon street.
Or. w. S. Greasy. pastor of the
Centenary Methodist church at Win,
ston, died Monday morning in a hos
l.,al at Baltimore. He was 81 years.
"A lodge OF Knights OF Py,hias
was organized at Hillsboro on Tues
LAY night, August 18th. SO far we
nave not learned any of their secrets,
not even the names OF the officers
elected.
The health ana beauty OF chill
lren can be restored by giving them
Sarincr's Indian Vermlfuge TO kill
the worms that darken their com
'4cxion. Fer sale by w. A. Hayes,
Druggist
DR.. ID. G. Paris, who has been
visiting relatives in South Carolina
tor the past month, returned to
IIillsboro last Friday Since his re-
turn home he has been quite sick,
bat we learn from his physician, DIR.
Strudwick, that he is rapidly im-
proving, aud all OF his friends will
30 glad to hear Of his early restora.
ton to health.
Section 80 OF tie school law
says: No person shall BE employed
as a teacher who does not produce
q certificate from the County Super
intcnd"nt OF Schools or other parties
authorized by law to 1850 the same,
and dated within the tine prescribed
by law The various committees
II this county viii! do well to make
a note of this.
--"Our baby was sick for a month
with severe cough and catarrhal
lever. Although we tried many
remedies she kept getting worse
until We used One Minute Cough
Cure,-it relieved at once and cureI
aer in a few days" Is. J. Nance,
irin. High School, DlutElale, Texas.
". \. Hayes.
For the remainder OF the Snm-
mcr Season, Mrs. NJ. l. Taylor 6
SISTER Will sell al Of their Trimmed
Millinery at greatly reduced prices
Now is the time TO secure bargains
il Hats, Bonne,s, Caps, &c. Cal!
early and make your selections be-
.orc their stock has been picked
over.
Mr.. VIM. +. Faucctte called a,
our office one day last week to tell
Is about a cucumber vine that i;
growing in bis garden at the Enc
Cotton Mill. The vine is only /.
inches long and has % we'll devel
oped %cucumbers growing on It
Who can beat this? Mr.. Faucetts
says he bought his cucumber seet
rom the lIillsboro Drug Company
during the civil war, as well a!
IN our late war with Spain, diar
rhoea was one of the most troubls
some diseases the army had to con
tend with. Ia many instances it be
came chronic and the old soldier
sill. suffer from it. Mr.. David Jay
Tor OF Wind Ridge, Greene Co., Pa
is one Of these. lie uses Chamber
ANS Cole, Cholera aud Dlarrhoe
Hemeiy and says he never foun'
anything that would give him sue
quick rclict. 1t is FOR sale by W. \
Hayes, Druggist.
Mr.. Herman Rosemond, VIII
las Q position with tho America
tobacco Company at Rocky Mouu
y. g., spent q day or two here vii
ljS parents, Mr.. aud Mrs. + :
Roscmond, and returned to Rock
Mount Tuesday morning accom-
panied by his brother, Mr.. E,
i'osemond, Jr., who Will stop ov'
with Herman until Saturday, an
viii then 90 or to Baltimore wher
he has accepted a position. III
OBSERVER wishes these young MI
mucA success. They deserve it.
"A special 1rom Chapel Hill
The Durham sun says "Work h
been resumed on the iron niue sit
atcd near the outskirts of our tow
Tins mine was opeued about t
years ago, but was abandoned aft
having been worked only a fe
months, the owners having jecld'
that tie ore was no, valuable enou!
10 repay the cost OF digging al
smelling. We arc told that a ra
road track will be laid to the mi
aud ttfat the ore will be shipped
me ip~raacesAat Greensboro as las,
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