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Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1899-02-17
General Vermont News.

AANlifN A'AlH anu NHlEltu - liNAu'lN
II. \. Nullett, travelling salesman, killed
good-s1ed black bear in salisbury re-
Gently. lie will get bounty of 80.
O. H. Hale Of Barre has bought the Mrs.
L. /. Lamb property on Main street. Barre,
for $4,000 and will build big block there
on.
Constable Buchanan Of Barre was arci-
drutalIy shot while hunting recently ia
Cabot, but, fortunately. was not seriously
injured.
The report Of the Rutland ritv liquor
agent for the year ending Dee. 81, lN9S,
shows receipts Of S94Ss,l2, profit Of
S9i3.60.
The attempt TO organize a lodge Of Odd
Fellows in Wilmington has not been crown Il
with success so far. The effort may be- re-
ncwcd later.
Edward l.. Nye of Coventry is soon to
complete his course at Dartmouth, when he
goes to Washington - private secretary to
his uncle, Senator Ross.
Mrs. Agnes Lewis Mitchell. a daughter Of
Rev. AN. Lewis ot Montpelier, has an Illus
trat"d pucm in the February st, Nicholas.
The Goblin and the Tide.
X. W. Morse. we'll Guown IL the landlord
Of the Junction lluu>" ut Whit" River june
tiun for several years. Will soon take pos
session Of the hotel al Barton.
Harrison Dewey Of RnNoiton is dead, aged
30. Tie had alway, lived in that town
DeWrE hill, In which he wa- born ana was
b"tl'd' o'ihS named Ior hl'H'
1T. lt"y. \. {. \. Hall bishop OF Vermont,
viii H'.I a mission al immanuaI church IN
Bellows Iall> during hply week, giving
series of sermons on the passion.
Moy 10y. the Chinese interpreter who
has b,,u indicted bvthe grand tury at Al
bauy, y. Y. has engaged John II. S"nt'r Of
Montpelier tn have charge of his cas-.
I.ia.,rnant +. N. Barstow Of the Third
regiment ,f ruyiurrrS now lorafaI al
Macon. Ga.. has resigned his commission
and -t,lrurl TO nj, home in Sbolhurur.
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UiIrrI,iop Hanrvnln,,t rI,iIn in RntIarJ t..
trra-,,r,.r r.nur;ed that the society h;.l pg.l
ONT -4tl u in .i.l, hruaflt. durip,, tbr y,lr.
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/ pitcher OF the University OF Vermont, ana
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1899-02-17

Savannah, Feb 14.-The steamship
William Lawrence of the Merchants and
Miners line. between Baltimore and S9-
vannah, is a wreck and probably total
loss off Port Royal. s. c. She left Bal
umore on Wednesday last with ful
cargo, but no passengers. Saturday
she ran intosa severe storm off the
South Caroina coast She became dis
abled. and in a helpless condition drift
Cd ashore near the Port Royal bar. The
crew abandoned the ship in four EOulS.
one boat, containing A. j. MOrrissella,
second engineer. and John CanaWay,
John Donahue William Siefert, Charles
Green and Frank BOlden, seamen, made
Port Royal Three other boats. con-
tanning Captain Willis. the first and sec
Oud officers and other engineers and
members of the crew, have not been
heard from Whether they have been
lost is in doubt. The wires to Porl
Royal are in trouble. The assistant
engineer reported to the company's
agent here, giving the facts Of tho
wreck. He has doubts Of the survival
of the three missing boats. as the wealth.
Or was severe The names of the miss
rg men cannot be asCertaineg here.
The men suffered terrible hardships
from the cold in the open boat, and were
nearly exhausted when they reached
land. Agent Carolan expresses the hope
that the missing boats made land, as the
ship was near shore " hen abandoned,
and may not have reported owing to
the interruption OF the telegraph by the
storm.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1899-02-17


lie wa" Il most SurceSSIuI I'She'Inan,
h"N'"s pSrh n'sn HHe "i .ne neel last
season. captain Hreeh''" ma" 'oSl TWO
ol ms NtSS'IS "''hIh 'Ae past '"u' years,
h'.i ol I"eSe NeSSelS M'I@ ASieflI,e" ana
"o'h pore the name + "r'uha, ne lIrst
one was lost on Peaked HlIl naFS Iour
Years ago, ana IN" second + or iluna was
ter OH the cape tod coast ABOUT t"9
Years "'" az" i vi Oi' ere" were
drowned. oh bolh "l lhvS' OCCASIONS
l"!'a'h NIeehtaW haN h1FFo" ESCAPES
"'"' "."'N' CAi'aih ''''"'"N was 90
''%'9 ul "sg, anu WAS 1t "''' '"l 'S'"
'.'e, ''l'' ne 'e''N@ "'"'" anu N"o
L"i"'h' req. lt'-i"lf'"' G"i'S are
1-.'h Pi'N"'i"H or IN. '"'S'S "l me
''''.7h Isles -i"HE f"'t' nave SUI
a'.''' serious ""'"3~' '.'.i l"' waves
r~)I'n2"ro "'ihE washed away III many
cases. 9HiPi.'-& E,," n5'h '2'l'feu Sc
\r.1iA' an" ','''' MINOR "'''hS' Wien
S"'.' loss oi NE are '"h'F.He'
h'nd"h' rem, I4.--I ne aE'',S o. me
it''hp'' A',',' .',I' ,''5'' .'',.1''. COM
a7 70 the buI&",l1 '""a. J1oh "hen
si-a''I "E Hy N''-n" " Nl" /" ~''N'F
ih3h IhtN Ho" %us''.'.." "|l 'o!''''L'l9
""ui' SHOW A'''; ".' gun ~
however '"''t INC ''H' "' use ere" t''u
I''NS'hH1FS nave 'r.i' I'f' "'" "\ ol"ef
STEAMERS III l"e N'Al''iE'
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1899-02-17

you are ont of order, without
being exactly sick. The cold
wind seems to blow clear
through YOU, storm chiiIS
your marrow, and YOU per-
hapS have rheumatism, ucu-
ralgia, biliouSne>s or kidney
disease because of your dis
ordered condition. Noumut
take the best medicine TO give
you renewed strength and vi
talitv, the best blood builder
and purifier, the best nerve
strengthener and dinvigorator.
DR.. Greene's Nervura blood
and nerve remedy is the hest
medicine in the world to do
all this. 1t puri.icN and en-
riches the blood feeds,
strengthens and invigoratcs
the rcr.cs, in TACT, it makes
the weak strong, the sick
well. and will cure your
stomach trouble. your bilious
ness, your kidney trouble,
rheunati,m or neuralgia.
DauiclA.Fo~tcr,W Went
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1899-02-17
ISLAND POND. VT. FRIDAY. FEBRU AIRY IL, 1899. NO IS.

eence division was as badly crippled az
any Of the others. No New York mail
arrived in this city after an early hour
in the morning. and il was understood
that most Of the trains were stalled
somewhere in Connecticut one or two
trains came in from the west on the
Boston and Albany during the morning,
but later in the day traffic was sus-
pended.
On the Fitchburg and Boston and
Maine similar conditions existed, the
only through train on the latter being
two from the east, which arrived here
late in the afternoon, both four or five
hours late.
The heaviest snOwstorm that has been
experienced for years prevailed at
Provincetown yesterday. The storm
was accompanied by northeast wind of
hurricane force. and a mountainous sea
was running off the cape \ large num-
Der of sailing craft put into Province
town harbOr for shelter. Early yester-
day morning an unknown three-master
and three coasters went into the harbor
all badly iced. Their identity could not
be learned. The harbor is partly frozen
over. and the water from Provincetown
shore to Long Point is a mass of ice. The
life saving stations report all well"
but the heavy gale, accompanied by con-
tinuous and increasing snow squalls,
made it very difficult to patrol the
beach.
New York was the storm coEter or
rather the center Of two opposing storms,
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1899-02-17

Between August 81 and September
81 OF the past year 1902 sick soldiers
were received and treated Il the hos
pitsls Of Philadelphia.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1899-02-17

LcWcs, Del, Fob 14.--Thc United
states steam collier Sterling is iIying
signals OF distress. She is dragging her
anchor, and ii is feared she may be
crushed against the stone brcakWatcr.
No assistance can be rendered the col
lier, owing to the fields of drift ice.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1899-02-17

Gloucester, Mass, Feb. 14.-Captain
John Greenlaw of the schooner Annie
Greenlaw, news of whose death by
drowning was received here from Prov
incetown yesterday, was one of the best
known shippers sailing from this port.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1899-02-17

Portsmouth, o., Feb. 1.-THE steamer
Portsmouth was caught by an immense
jam of ice yesterday, and showed ashore
on the Kentucky side of the Ohio river.
She is badly stove in, and will probably
go to the bottom when the Ohio rises.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1899-02-17

New York, Feb. 14--Thc White Star
line steamer Germanic sank at her pier
last evening, and is now lying there
partially submerged. The accident is
said to have been due to the heavy coat
ing Of ice. which formed on the sides Of
the steamer. The continued loading
OF coal, combined with the heavy weight
of the ice, caused the steamer to list and
slowly sink to the bottom. 1t is said
that no one is injured.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1899-02-17

Swampsrott, Mass, Feb. IA big
ocean liner which has been standing off
in the bay put to sea about o'clock yes
terday. She steamed 20 the southeast,
apparently preterring to weather the
gale in the open sea. Her identity could
not he learned
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1899-02-17
Your Blood Is Poor and Thin, Your Nerves
Weak, You Are Run Down In Health.
Take Dr.. GreeneS NerVura Best of All Spring Medi-
cineS, Most Wonderful Restorative and Strength
ener Known to Science Makes Pure Blood,
Strong Nerves, Vigorous Bodies.

ny poor impoverished blood weak relaxed and
feel that
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1899-12-14
"A Ro.D ATT MpT AT RCBBH

A R9.D ATT Mpr AT RcBBaEY.
We tailed last week to notice The
n"'d attempt made on the nigh, Of
Dec. Isl 10 rob Mr. W. +, Jsckson's
>ai""n Between 2 and 3 O'Clock =.
NJ Mr.. ;. I. Riley, bis clerk, was
a"akenel by a noise As if some one
were tr.lug 10 open the door OF the
par. 1t ems ;ha, the thief must
have secre,ed himseIt 10 the cellar OF
TIE eai"on III lh-. early part II tue
fl@bt AID remsired there untli Mr.
itt'ey had closed the saloon and had
~"re t, bed. aud then he tel 10
tlcak INTO the bsrropm where tie
usohrv wa. When Mr.. Riley hear,l
ne more he Jnmte,l up aud ran hat
way Gown the stairs and shot ouup,
All then The would he rohi,er broke
a "InIow hIind aud Jumped through
a zane OF glass aud made good ~,
escape Mr.. Riley shot a, hln The
second time as be jumped through
the window, and again as be ran
across The back lot, More 0. The
hos took effect so far es is know,
and 10 trace OF the burglar has ye,
been tbuud.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1899-12-14

Mr.. John r. Hobbs killed a very
fine wild turkey n day las, week.
Dr.. VIM. Lynch. OF Durham, is
visiting Mr. and Mrs 5. =. K,rkpa,-
rick. near Ehand.
The Efand Milling Co have got
their new engine in operation. They
are doing excellent work.
Mr.. G. A. Bcggs has gone to
Lvnchbnrg TO accept a position on a
railroad. Success 20 him.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1899-12-14
Especial Correspondence OF tn . aD-e
County tb.erver-

Nebane. y. G., DEc., 5. 1899. {
fSnecial Corresponding. Of tn o anre
County observer.
We are ,leasad To not. that the
tone Of the Press all in t.ornt
6nd.no DR. NcIy.- hIauelr>> il a..
r.ceu, rick, es-at the y 3r,nat >ctoo'.
The s,m.a,hy .nd sunun., II a.
god neo,le should be extended i.
his tis1, she'd .aara,.r IN n
yr.a, ,rial and We believe ,ha, Wi.
, h. cans. III .had ,ha
nu,,I,c confidence. ulI l.. con.it,ey
stored a; an e.tiy date.
W. note viii Teyret TIA, snitiI
| u~aI.>iS are ~,tayetny over the State
ana ;ha, MANY 1eople attend her
me,,,n,s or,ranc~>. Sp.utu.iismi>
positively 1otnaaen in lie 3 Die ~
man, ulacrs Before an, Chr.,sau
foiio.s It lie should read | Tinoth,
l:ll. AID Isaiah SIG Fe~ people
| reailze the vast Amounted hatm ahI
I~ininry that i. heinz done in his uav
E,erybo.iy has epi,yel Ike bright
Fall weather aud The BOYS are a.
strong aud wei. The health coid
,,ious continue TO he ~ fe.t tur
which We are all thankful. Never in
the ii>,oty OF The school has Tie
football practice been more t.ithtuj
ard never have more students en
gagged in the game than this Pa.
The game As conducted at bingham
is a great thug tor tie heath OF the
sud. hts.
With the beginning Of Winter the
school course al lectures begins.
Among the speakers are Pre..nen,>
Taslor, Ald-iman aud >hearer. an.
Professors Mlms, Cobh, P,lea, and
Hume. DR. M,I.er aud S.Jer,D
,endeut M,baue VII. also deliver All
dresses. The regular classes IN the
gymnasium are Jerking stea,illy an.
The bows are preparing to give a.
entertainment IN The gymnasium II
The Spring.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1899-12-14

-"One Minute Cough Cure il the
hes, remedy [ ever used for coughs
ard colds. 1t Is ~unequalled tor
xhooping cough Children all like
IT, writes II n. Williams, Gently
Vile, Ind. Never tails. Ii is the
only harmless remedy tha, gives i'm
mediate results. Cares conghs colds.
hoarseness. Group, pneumonia hron-
chltis and all throat aud lnng troub-
les. Its early use prevents con
sump,lon. w. a. Hayes.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1899-12-14

1t IS a surprising tact" says Prof.
llouton, that III my travels in all
parts of the world, fn- the last ten
years, | have met more people hav-
lrg used Green's August Flower
than any other remedy. tor dyspep-
STA. deranged liver and stomach, and
Tor constipation. | fnd Tor tourists
and statesmen, or for persons filling
office positions, where headaches and
general bad feelings from irregular
habits pyis', that Green's August
Flower is a grand remedy. Il does
net iujnte the system 10y frequent
u,e. and is excellent tor sour Stom
achs anil iniige~tion.' Sample bot.
ties free a, w. A Hayes.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1899-12-14
A KEEN CLEAR BRAIN.

Your best feelings, your social pc
si,,on or h~n>ineS, success depend
largely ~ the perfect action OF yonr
Stomach aud Liver. Dr.. Kings
New Lite Pills give increased
strength, a Keen, Clear brain. h'gt,
asot tl"n. A - cent box vii; make
you ieeI ike a new being Sold b.,
w A. Hayes, Drug..>,
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1899-12-14
n. w. BROWN s. co.

My son has been troubled Tor
years with chronic diarrhoea. Some
time AGO | persuaded him to take
some OF Chamhe,lain'S Collie, Chol
era aud Diarrhoea Remedy. After
u-ing two bottles of the 23-cent s.ze
he was cured. | give this ttSlimo
NAL, hoping some u" similarly at
fi'cted may read it and te benefited
-Thoma, & Bower, Glencoe. .
For sale by w. A Hayes, Druggist
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1899-12-14
FALL - WINTER


Our Stock OF Fall and Winter
Goods Is complete in all lines, and
We offer II the public any or all OF
these goods on their merits, end a,
pfl"es a. low Is the lowest.
DRESS GOODS, BLANKETS,
UNDERWEAR, OMFOR
NOTIONS, &c.
We have q .ull and complete
STOCK OF CLOTHING,
made by tirst-class ,%ailors. warrant
ed 10 6t AMI give satisfaction, and at
prices to suit il YOU want 10 buy.
WRAPS.
A nice line that will suit the La
dies aud Misses.
SHOES.
Noth;nc tn, the best.
AND STOVES.
The best and cbea1est iiue 10 Or
ange County. Most of it at old
prices.
WAGONS, BUGGIES. HAIR
NESS, GUANOS,- CROCKERY,
TINWARE, GLASSWARE. &c.
We keep everything you want.
A nice, toll ard complete line OF
GROCERIES.
Don't fail TO see our large and
beantliul
STOCK OF FURNITURE.
We have a large warehouse full Q
all kinds Of Furniture.
We are Offering special bargain.
in an odd 10, Of Shoes. Shoes tha'
cost 500 per pair, now going al {,
cents per par.
See box Of Shoes that we are OF
tering at 80 cents per pair.
We charge nothing to show GU
goods. Cali and examine them, an,
If prices and goods don't suit, yo,
needn't inves, one cent.
JAS. WEBB, JR. & BRO.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1899-12-14
CHRISTMAS AND HOLIDAY GooDs

CHRISTMAS AND HOLIDAY GooDs
While making your selections tor
Christmas aud Holiday presents, re
member that Mrs. Nj. l.. TAYLOR 4
Sister have a stock of useful articles
TO select from. Besides all Of the
newest and latest styles aud fashions
in Millinery, they have a fnll line of
Notions and the latest styles in Jew
elry and other goods suitable for
presents for persons of all ages, and
at reasonable prices. They are sell
ing Millinery and Jewelry at r..
duced prices tor Christmas and the
Holiday trade. They extend a cor
dial invitation to the public to call
aud inspect their goods.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1899-12-14
Office OF LAND SALE.

BY virtue Of m order Of tho superior
Court ri Orange County made in the
Special Proceedings entitled james II.
Nnrrav. Bette ID. Duncan and T.. r..
Duilcan and others against E.lkin~ Pei
tigrew md others. the Undersigned
Commissioners will on Saturday rh- Glh
day al January. 1900. at T. O'Clock n
>eii 10 the highest bidder at public alir
ton n the court house door in Hills
tsoro, y. e., the land OF the late Jarof-
Murray. deceased. situated ia Oratr1
County. North Csroiina. an.l IN Cel +
6f"s" township. containing 1-G acre
more or le~s. atri bounded on the u0r Il
bT the lands II Hopkins aia Wright
On the east by the lands of VIM. li4u-
Mrs. ~, the south h. III. lands OF Mr..
Ashley, an'i on the west bv the l4i8 i
Of Henry Anderson.
Ferns 81 safe nne-tL.irf cash, ora
third IL tx months aud oI.e-tl.i.i 4
twelve months. Time PAYMENTS bt.4
i pr - interest. Purchaser he
privilege Of paving al cash after corl
flru1atinn - sale
anil -'ld iof partition.
This 18Th day of November. Isq9.
: NJ. GtTTT~.
VICTOR :. BRYANT.
Commissioners.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1899-12-14
IEMln &c HIS Son.

Mr. TtrmHs Corijnrrr. Dayton.
F,un -a>s | ia . a>el Ravmon's
li>er PTS apl Tonic Pei e,s tor
ya'<, anil conn say CROUCH Of
taem ! ! tu" gt"i Thy have done
~ my taniv wish 10 tell YOU
>f"ei4t!, ah4i HEY ii tnr nv
youngest II. We thought he WAS
toe l.tlle l. t~ke pill, bat wien be
sa~ 'hr ve>t 81 Us taking cur n.ual
Tome lcl IT at ,i1ht. lie would cry
i"F "hr a>o 50 We ced
giving theu to him regu'a,!y, a, d
from q pi'" aellrate child lie i'm
pro't'i nmeiacl els. and lately h.
j. Is 'ohast . al as ever brea,hed
mo'n'ata ali. y checked. and he
i'oe> f. j@.ai'nH 4, any bug ia, Irish
man ,,a $500 ~aN. For sale by ".
A hayes, Dluggis,
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1899-12-14
kUEfESEE.

Jack Of al work and 10 pay, makes
Jack very dGil boy. We have been
IT work the past summer, open your
eyes and see. Open Your heart AID
ceus~. Open your money purse and
help. Don't forget TO call on liz at our
nav <t0rcbou>e near the GOWN pump.
There's where yon viii find Us with
titW accommodations. ncW rules AMI 4
line .. New Goods. Nc have tor some
time been cnabiett 20 Iurnish our cus-
TONERS with a large variety Of Gtoce-
.Ii-- on account oi the additional room
in our new s~torehousc. We receive
weekly fresh supple, OF b";h Heavy
and Fancy Groceries. 'ouicctioneiies
I specially. We also handle the very
ife-ne~' Tropical Fruit, aud Produce.
Jhe NDas Holidays are hastily ap-
preaching. aud We cordially invite al
Ia call ola rs aud m1hc our store head
quarters. for oar line ~ Holiday Goods
Wj!i he complete Give e Il cal! an.
Sc what va l,pre brfnic purchasing
el~cWl eIr. Produce i III good demand.
UNION NtkGANIiLI.CO
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1899-12-14

WANTEDy

--Fnrs, Old Metal. Hides, all kinds
Produce. Cash paid o., we sell You
shoes, Hats, Dry Goods, Hardware,
Groceries, AZ lowest price We
have a uice stock and think yon
would do we'll TO call Our sock
OF Xmss Candy, Apples. Nuts, Rails
ins, aud all good things to eat is
complete. 4 pounds best Stick
Candy % cts. Only 1 pounds to one
,.nrNnn
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1899-12-14

Mrs X Churchill, Berlin. Vt !,
lays, Oar t,ahy VA. coveted viii
running sores De Wits WITCH
Hazel Saint cured her" \. specific
Tor pile. and skin diseases. Beware
oi worthless couuterie,ts. w. 4.
tIa,es.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1899-12-14

Rev. E w. Fox has been re-
turned 10 the Hillsboro Circuit. We
are all pleased with this appoint
ment. The other appointments for
the Dorian District are about the
same as last year. Conference Will
meet a, New Bern next year.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1899-12-14


We had a good rain Monday
night.
a good many fnc hogs have
been slaughtered III and around
town WITHIN til. past ten days.
Mr. A ]. Rnflin, President Of
The Emo Cotton Mi. IS il. town to
spend he holidays ".lh relatives.
The Grand Lodge Of Masons
vii convene IN annuai ~commnui~a
tion IN Raleigh on January 8. 1890
No matter how much a mats
reputation Tor scractY may be, his
friends always doub. bis fish and
love s'oti.-.
Mr.. e. Hines I~Iarris, Of Phila-
de'phla, arrived here Tuesday 10
spend tic holidays with bis parents,
Mr.. aud MIS- Jc-. \ ~Iia,r!-.
The oldest iniabl,ant doesn't
remember ever t. la seen ouci, .
l"ug spell ot sn,h fine weather a.
ha- prevai,el IA Month Catolina THIS
l'aii.
Any DRUGGIST vii tel; You vi q,
be kuo~> al II ile mcut q Shrl-
ners | dan Nrtmlloy-, the p"pn a.
remedy For "a { by ". a. llaye>,
Dlng III.
-F"r a box 0. the largest and
4 cst lnru. 1ha' "e hav" seer iils
season - atp indebted % Mrs G,o.
w. i'arlel, e Cedar Grove town
sl,in. They Were r~"i>rd IN her gar
den llom u y fnity & Cos see..-
-De EiIl, C0rGu S,ril
cyrr, an\ case i~rutcn.i. M, At
fccttun ael .il.ar. PIN, clans 90.
,.,,lr III, nIlat,c tcerdv. i. i
drngg,sts recpmncud IS; tccapSc !.
never ta,l> H. cure. and costs bat :,
cents a bo;lle
-Tho., Of rs vho rrncmher tx
Gar shoo,,no ~ 1888, were di-ar
nninI.a !, me terhi. dIs,ly NJ,
1899. TINS only proves th,t atat,
have way II no, always danrin.
vIpn man caIl- The fyers T}n y,ea
xa,,,t, 81 Nee linus -, IT,. lilgs
boro Bookstore ~.ura~,e> ans ,h;l,,
IN hean,y SINCE zoe watched the s.a
.rolic of 1893.
Nr ( r,,vtc,l ~ pleasan
G,o,n AIamane., o,r,y ai.d at u
l,n, 80 s..m1,. ~, "a at,s
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1899-12-14
Pay YouI Town TAX.

The tax PAYERS of the Tn~n OF
EIlll>horo Will please bear in mind
that the Tax for 1899 is now due,
aud | viii be pleased TO give T e
ceIil> for the same Ter>ouS owing
Tax vii Please come forward aud
pay the same al oice,
GEo2GE +. GREGORY,
Town Tax Collector.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1899-12-14
See Our. lOcT Counter
tor Little Folks.

Give the Sunday School children
a Christmas tree and let the Htll -
boro Bookstore furnish every thing
at reduced price. Largest stock and
greatest variety in this section.
Have you seen a copy OF ou' lio'i-
day MESSENGER?
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1899-12-14
GALE OF fAI.J ADI.E LANE

By antboFit~o' an order CT - 81
p"'t1r Court VI Orange COUNTY 11sfe i.
~pect*t proceedings entitled Il
lone Aqntila Jofse- and others agala c
Marcy Ihomf~on and 9th All
ell highest bitiier OF ~Inar45Jv,
December !. l-srJ. - II o4 ock n. a.
tie court 5.1fs>+ aoor III HisI.norL y.
I Tie following tract - NHi Ii Or
an-e eounfy. !iiIl>i,ern .ov sshI a.
Jaihin- the lands ~ Aquig. Jon.i J.o.
". sykes. Isrpg4ss RI field 4su,I -.
,. iit"mPson. csssfal,itg 81 ~ acres,
more or ie--, Sisesa - ~ JanEs Jones
place.
\ Terms q sale 0fe bird sash. o,,e-
Ia = moiatis ssas aseran In l..
months VII I~ntefess ~ de- rel bay
ncnt, from day 81 AIe
Thi- 18th day 81 saokr 1850.
Z JONES.
ianmisioner.