Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1899-12-07

DEATH OF Miss FANNIE TURNER
Miss Fannie Turner, Matron at
the State Normal aud Industrial
College at Greensboro. died Wednes.
day ulght, Nov. 23th. of typhoid
fever. Miss Turner was IS years
old. She was a daughter Of the late
DR.. Thomas Turner, of this county,
and q niece OF Hon Joslah Turner.
She had proved herself a heroine ir
her devoted care tor the sick at the
Normal, and only gave up her duties
when compelled 20 do SO by sick
ness. Hers was a noble character.
The ,emsins, accompanied by her
mother and brother, Mra. Fannie
Turner and Mr.. Thomas H. Turner,
Mrs. .McIver. wife of President Nc
liver, af the State Normal, ard sew
eral other ladies, arrived at Hills
boro on Thursday afternoon. aud
were taken to the Presbyterian
church where the funeral services
were conducted by the pastor, Rev.
II. S. Bradshaw.
The pail bearers were Major D
II. Hamilton, G Nj. Parks, Il. Win
der Webb, f. K. Faucet,e, n. W.
Brown and G. r. Parish. The iu-
terment was in St. Matthew's church
yard.
DEATH CF MRS. SARAH Ros1MoND.
Mrs. Sarah Rosemond, relict of
the late John Rosemond, died a, her
home on Charlton street on Sunday
about IL o'clock NJ. She had been
sick Tor some time. but her death
was very sudden aud was caused by
heart failure. Mrs. RosemoEd was
about 80 years old. Four sons and
two daughters survive her. To all
of the sorrowing loved ones we ex-
tend our sincere 8 sympathy.
The funeral services were held
from S.. Matthew's church Monday
q, $3.50 o'clock p m, Rev. S. Pax
son Waters officiating.
The pail bearers were Henry N.
Brown. ST., D. II Hamilton, d G.
Parks, James Webb, G. nj Parks,
IL. L Parish and Jos. A. Harris.
The in,erment was in ST. Mat
thew 8 church yard.
The County Commissioners set
tied with the Treasurer and Sheriff
at their meeting this week aud be
sides disposed OF a great deal O: reg.
ular business
DE Wits Little Early Risers
purity the blood, clean the liver, in
vigorate the system. Famous little
pills Tor constipation aud liver troub
les. w. A Hayes.
The shipment Of tobacco and
cotton over the Atlantic and North
Carolina Railroad lately has been
80 large that it has pushed to its Ut
most the transportation facilities at
this point.-Kinston Free Press.
j. B Clark, Peoria, Ill.,, says,
"Surgoons wanted to operate ON me
for piles, hut | cured them with De
Wits Witch Hazel Salve." 1t is
infallible for piles and skin diseases.
Beware Of c~ounterfeits. w. A.
Hayes.
The Dukes OF Durham have
bought $4,000 acres Of land in Luke
county, Fla and it is reported that
they will cut the timber off first and
, then grow tobacco, aud will build a
railroad across the country connect
, ing With the Florida East Coast Rail.
, way system.
Miss Annie E. Cunning, Tyre
Michigan, says 81 suffered a long
time rom dyspepsia lost flesh and
became very weak. kodol Dys
pepsia Cure completely cured me
1t digests what you eat and cures al
forms OF stomach trouble 1t never
fails to give Immediate relief in The
worst cases. w. A. Hayes.
The Scotland Neck Common
= wealth states a tact that is not gen
:, orally known, aud that is that SEQ,
:. land Neck, n. G., is the largest pea
! nut market in the world. That is t,
say more Spanish peanuts are han
died there than on any other uarke
in the world.
e 1T takes but a minute TO over
n come tickling in TIE throat and tt
e stop a cocgh by the use of One Min
ute Cough Cure. This remed,
quickly cures all forms Of throat an,
lung troubles. Harmless and pleas
ant to take. 1t prevents consump
ton. A tamous specific for gripp'
and its after effects. w. A. Hayes