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The age-herald., 1900-04-12
CYCLONE PASSED
 OVER MISSISSIPPI Many Dwelling Houses Were
 Torn to Sp1inters. NO LOSS OF LIFE REPORTED Disastrous Cloudbursts Occurred at Hattiesburg, Ellisville and Laurel. Complete Details Can Not
 Be Procured.
NO LOSS OF LIFE REPORTED

Memphis, Tenn, April 12.-A special to the Commercial-Appeal from New Orleans says:
 The gulf coast and large portion of the southern part of Mississippi has been wis., ited by disastrous storm, which was in the form cyclone at several points heard from, and came as a cloudburst to other sections. As the wires are down in all directions it is impossible to state the ex- act amount of damage done, but 1t will be heavy Several schooners were wrecked
 Enterprise, Miss, was the scene of cyclone which did great damage The storm cut a swath 200 yards wide through West Enterprise The first damage it did was at the plantation of A. c. Hands, where it blew down a number of out buildings. Mrs. Posey's dwelling house was torn into splinters and the residence of Mrs. M. B. McGhee met the same fate. The home of Mrs. Gaugh, in which she was sleeping with five small children, was leveled, and the houses of John and David Moffett were destroyed The storm wreck ed the bridge and then tore it's way into East Enterprise, damaging the saw mill of Berry Brothers, and tearing the veran- dah from the Compton hotel. It wrought havoc at John Kempers stock farn. and then pursued a northwesterly course. AL though several people were injured, no loss of life resulted
 At Scranton and Moss Point number of buildings were more or less damaged, and cloudbursts are reported from Hatties- burg,, Ellisville and Laurel are reported to have caused much loss. It will be some days before complete details of the storm can be gathered.
The age-herald., 1900-04-12
MUCH CRITICISM
 0F MIR. STALL|NGS
Democrats in Congress Are Now of Opinion Tom|inson
 Will Be Elected.

Atlanta, April 11.-(Special)- A. Hollo- man, the Washington correspondent of the Journal, sent the following from Washington this afternoon:
 representative Stallings, of Alabama, was not present to vote on the Porto Rican bill today, as had been expected by his closest friends. He is in Alabama making race for governor, and has not been in his seat since December 5, last year.
 When the Porto Rican bill was first voted on in the house there was considera- ble criticism that the Alabamian was not present, and his pair was practically a dead one. Subsequently, when the Rob- bins-Aldrich contested election case was called the democrats urged Stallings to be present and vote for his democratic col- league He failed to appear, however.
 Tt is now generally conceded that if he had been present during the debate and where he had cleared up the pension claims from the south that have been re- ferred to his subcommittee that Robbins would have been retained through his in- fuence. Robbins was unseated by a ma- jority of four.
 For ten days Representative Under wood, the democratic whip, has urged Stallings by letter and subsequently, by wire to be present at the vote today.
 "The democratic caucus last Saturday made formal demand that absent demo- crats be on the floor today, and yet Stall- ings is absent.
 "It is no longer a secret that a number of democrats who have heretofore been the congressman's warmest friends are now of the opinion that Tomlinson will be elected governor of Alabama, and its well,' they say"
The age-herald., 1900-04-12
GhOuls at Work

Florence, April 11.-(Special.)-A report comes from Reserve, Ala, country negh- borhood in the lower portion of this county, to the effect that ghouls have been at work in an old graveyard, known as the Nose Wood burial ground, on the plantation of F. K. Perry and that almost every grave in the cemetery has been opened. The ob- ject of the dissertation is not known, but it is surely not for the purpose of exhum- ing the bodies, as all those buried in the cemetery were laid to rest many years ago. It is thought that some one Is searching for treasure of some kind, but there is not a single clue to the perpetrators
The age-herald., 1900-04-12
LITTLE ENGLISH NEWS
General Gatacre's Withdrawal is Caus-
 ing Much Comment

London, April 12-5:10 a. m.-There is It, in South Africa. It looks as though Lord Roberts may be preparing to take strong force to clear the Boers from behind him. Capetown dispatch says he will not move for another week, owing to the necessity of gathering stores and supplies.
 Sir William Gatacres sudden removal is the theme of much speculation. The curt manner in which it is announced causes much comment.
 The general impression is that it is con- ] nected with the Reddersburg affair." al- though there are many who consider that there must be something much more seri- ous, as other generals in South Africa have been retained in command after blunders more formidable than Gatacres.
 The war office has received no news of the death of Colonel Baden-Powell, and utterly discredits the rumor.
 The operations in Natal have not yet been fully explained There appears to have been an attempt to outflank the British at Elandlaasgate, and to sever them from their basA at Ladysmith. The Duke of Marlborough has arrived at Bloemfontein.
 Duchess of Abercorn serving with the British forces.
 It is announced from Bloemfontein that Colonel Inigo Jones has been appointed to the command of the Guards brigade, Col onel Maxwell to the command of the Fourteenth brigade, Colonel Knox to the command of the Twenty-third brigade and Major Brazier-Creagh. of the Indian staff corps, to the command of Roberts horse.
The age-herald., 1900-04-12
Five Thousand Miners Strike

Frosburg, Md. April 11.-Five thousand miners of the Georges Creek region struck tonight for an increase in wages and in cidentally the recognition by the operators of the United Mine Workers of America. The operators assert that they will let the mines remain idle until the men return to work. The miners claim that they are prepared to continue the contest indefi- nitely. The feeling is bitter. Mass meet ings were held at several points tonight and much enthusiasm prevailed.
The age-herald., 1900-04-12
All Trains Delayed

Jackson, Miss, April 11.-All trains on the Illinois Central have been delayed from eight to twenty hours as a result of freight wreck above Canton this morn ing. Three members of the train crew were killed outright, and Engineer Crisp, one of the oldest employees on the road, was seriously injured The regular Illinois Gen. tral trains are running over the Yazoo and Mississippi Valley road, but traffic will be resumed over the main line during the night
The age-herald., 1900-04-12
HEAVY ARTILLERY DUEL The Line of Burghers Extends
 Fifteen Miles. GATACRE'S MOVE IS MYSTIFYlNG General Impression Is That 1t is Con- nected With the Reddersburg
 Affair, But Many Think 1t
 More Serious
GATACRE'S MOVE IS MYSTIFYlNG

Pretoria Tuesday, April 10.-The latest news from the front is that fighting is continuing at Elandslaagte (NataD and Dewetsdorp Orange Free State), but no particulars have been received.
The age-herald., 1900-04-12
Prof. Andrews Chosen Chancellor

Omaha, Neb., April n.-Prof. D. Benja- min Andrews. formerly president of Brown University, and since 1898 superintendent of the Chicago public schools. was chosen chancellor of the University of Nebraska It is understood that he will accept.
The age-herald., 1900-04-12
Boers Set Grass on Fire

Elandslaagte, April 11.-Last night the Boers set fire to the grass on two hills al- most on their extreme wings The motive has not been ascertained, but the incident disclosed the fact that their position ex- tends over fifteen miles in a continuous row of hills from Jones' Kop on the Brit ish left to a kopje commanding Sunday river bridge on the British right.
 During the night the Boers moved most of their cannon. There has been some un- important skirmishing today.
 The British still command Sunday river bridge.
The age-herald., 1900-04-12
CHAPEL. CORY,
 Private Secretary !

Your correspondent tried to find Judge Wood this morning, but learned that he had gone to Montgomery, possibly for the purpose of conferring with the governor about calling election. Hon. Paul Hodges, chairman of the eighth district executive committee, will probably issue a call for meeting of the committe in De- catur to consider the question as soon as he can hear from General Wheeler per sonally.
The age-herald., 1900-04-12

been placed. With high regards, truly your friend, JOSEPH WHEELER
 Immediately upon receipt of the letter your correspondent telegraphed Governor Joseph Johnston as follows:
 Have you taken any action looking to calling of election to fill vacancy in this congressional district. Please answer quick''.
 The following answer was received at o'clock this afternoon
 Governor has taken no action looking to calling of election to fill vacancy ir eighth congressional district. The ques- ton has not come up.
The age-herald., 1900-04-12
THE WEATHER

FAIR THURSDAY, WITH COLDER IN SOUTHERN PORTIONS; BRISK NORTH WINDS; FRIDAY FAIR.
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Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1900-04-05
THE

1t is important IN the charges ut
life, business and o,her v 'se. l.. ado,t
suitable amendments III keep pa.e
With progress in business anl tie
affairs OF lite generally. lr "" c.'n
stsu,ly increasing trade ~e have
carried out this prin.,p,e a. rapid,
as demanded.
For this Atril aud May nsic /,
comes ia the .ha e TT = CIV AMI
better class at Dress 80 us The
trade il demanding a better va,lrt.
Of Ladies Wear OF al klni., Hence
We have q greater and more u-rira-
hle line Of Sirit Z aud Sanmer Dress
Gonds than We have e>er lad, A'.f
you have not see" such a pretty tn,
OF Sumner Materials before IN ~itilis
n"r". LAWS, D,m',,rs. Persi-,
S~at'nes. Organ4,es, Liners. Bis
tered Crepous, CAmhtlcs &c
The pre,t,est line Of " ,i>, Mate.
rails that has ever been shown III
our town, Foulsrd-, CA.ntric-, &c.
We wan, ,oa u call and 'mk a,
this line Of ladies' good. We have
been told repeatedly since opening
them that We have the pr-',,~s' a.
-"rtment OF such thing tina, ma.
been shown In lllllst"ro in many
years. We have catered specially /,
ladies' wants this Spring.
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS
Our trade in tbis lime is Increasing
every day. The h%sndsomest iine oI
Shirts, Scsrts, &c.
It is hardly necessary to remark
on orr lines Of Shoes. The people
have already learned TO come TO u,
for them. We have the agency to'
Creighton's Ladies Shoes, the be>'
and pretties. iiue Of ladies' shoe,
ever offered in H1ll-horo. We ha-s
ho;', up a big trad. on Shows Men
Sh"es.
The stock OF Clothir! is Jam ny.
Every thi,g 10 Hardware TIA, !,
wanted.
We have made preparations 10
handling 9 Tremendous amount {.
Fertilizers. Having plenty OF ro"u
now We will have constantly o,
hand q Number OF the very hes
brands on the market. u ut fail /.
try a few bags If Hyco, the h'yhe-
grade on the market or manntac
tared.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1900-04-05
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
arrange COUNTY REPCBEi.
CAN CONVENTION.

a Convention OF the Republican par
tx of Orange county is hereby called 70
meet AT the court ho,ise in liill~t'oro OF,
THURSDAY. April 10. 1900. IT ! O'Clock p.
NJ, tor the purpoSt Of r!e"tlng 'et"-
gates and aiternnteS 10 represent Tie
county in the State. Congressional antt
Senatorial 'oiventinS. and to notn!-
haze Il cint'datc to represent etou1-
" in the { Y General Assembly. ant'
also tn Hu,uintt. a crI,i'daIe tOr sheriff
Register OF Deeds. Treasurer, Bnatd %
County Commissioners, Surveyor IN,
Con
In accordance with the Republican
plan OF organization the prccintt pri
maries are requested TO meet IT the VA
rio,S election pre- inrts III I'll" count.
On Saturday. April IA. 1900 NJ o't!ocl
n. IN ami elect three delegate: ant
three hltprnat"s 70 represent the pre-
! cinctS in the County Convention ai>'
To elect three active r. pthilran- q
Prerlnr. CoMmittee. on" OF their NUN
tcr 20 be elected As Chairman.
p. F. CRAWFORD. Chmn.
{. y. TURNER. Secretary.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1900-04-05
lS15. 1000.
SPRING
AND
L NJ NJ f IL
Millinery.

Oar Nm Stock oi Spring aud
Swimmer M,l'ircr, has arrived, aud
We have ""- resdy t"r the trade the
!a,e-, ami mos, desirable styles i"r
Lai4-s and Children, and At p'ice-
10 III ever, body.
We have a splendid stock Of the
Mos, Fas:li nable G"ads IN Hats
Bnnnet-, Ribbons, Feathers and
Trimmings
A Fall Line Of Notions. Ladies
D-->> Trimmings. Jeseitv. Dc.
Puil.c in..ted / o inspect oul
goods.
Orders ~ mai. wilt receive IN me
date abortion.
MRS N. /. taylor s. SISTER
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1900-04-05
IOCNEY CoUAlssIONE2S.

IOCNEY COuHIssIOEERs.
The Board met Monday. Chair
MAN Naidry aud Commissioners
Monk aud Laws present.
Ite Board VA. In session at Tn.
Couoty Home Tue.day, when til,
Tux listers were appointed for til.
ssrsos> townships. We will give
tie anne OF the LIS, take,. and
-hcf. other tu-lIe-s OF Importance a.
:h- Bosrd may pass upoa. iu on;
ref Iteoe.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1900-04-05
NoIIcE OF TOWN ELECTION

An election for a Mayor aud Seven
Commissioners TOR the Town of Hills
boro will DE held At the court hnu>t on
Monday, May 9Th. 1900. under the pro
visions of Chapter 3l4. Laws OF lSaD. en-
titled An act to provide the maliner OF
election and the r~rgi-tiHtio.l OF vote ;.
in cities and towns" &c, ratified Marci
s., 1899.
The registration book will Open on
Tuesday. Apr! -. 1860. tnl continue
open TOR ten consecutive week ,ft,
thereafter. II: Laws furniture store 81
Nhurton street. opposite. ives; end ~ the
court house. pn SATURDAY. Nav ,
1900. the registration book Will tv ken,
open AT the co"r, hoa>e to-. the ~ins,,e,.
ton of voters.
Registrar George Laws.
in>pttto!.-tohn Christmas and Jno
J. | PEASANTS.
No new registration is required. Al
persons entitled 10 vote IN the tow
election and are not registered on In,
town book. must have their it1tn-
properly registered before the Ca
vote in the coming election.
This 10th day OF Marrh. 1900.
By order of the Board Of Town Com
m~issioners:
GEORGE {. LYNCH.
fJorl
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1900-04-05
SEVEN RUNNING SORES CURED
Johnston's S~arsaparil!a
QUART ROTTLES.
THE < &sosst~E MEDICINE.
a BOTTLES.

THE GREAT SPRING mEzDICINE.
JOHNSTONS SARSAPAR!tLA as E Blood Food and Nerve Enerr,cr Ia tho
greatest SPRING MEDICINE ever discovered. Il cones IS a rich blessing from
to the "worno out" the IN dow. he ovrwohed and debtaei. That tired
feeling, those sinking spells, thela ngio- and dependency which af= rom badly our
ihedn ervesh from thin. vtdaed boot anc an underted body vanish as T. by a magic
spell. The WEAKNESS ,As&Nude and nervous p92uaHon which accompany the spring
time am 1.-THE heat Of surne are conquered and ba@S~c AT once. For very form Of
naurashena, and al ailments q II br. and aa~ Insomnia kyseAa ard n-.rousn.s
generally tits almosta specific. II furnishes the very elements or rebuild worn out nerve
tissues tfeeds braMn, nerve cencrs and nerves Gaining ard cquaEHng their action; II
makes fch. red honest bf5od. ftennessf If: ae@ hope. rev strength fo-ov It's faith
fl use. tmakes; the weaks strong am theo old yowag agAn.
1t was TIT a0tquacd but row happily expcl1t mcho3 in the good Old tines 70
treat Salt Rheum. Scrofnia. Cancer md other Troublesome disorders arising from
BLOOD faint with powerful aheraives such as mercury. arsenic and oher mineral
agents. 1t vase xrecedb BY this treatment that the roEou could be killed while III. thod
was left to course through its channels holding in ats fcuauont tho specific gGrA q u-
disease. But in this way every par Of the body bccan- nCrec G! less dnHssed. Moth
Ing AN b more" terrible than a horribly destructive boo tain. inc only attacks "fn-
hty the dAerent structures Of the body, b, nam times the bones aeh oneycorbed
and destroyed. II often seeks out the nerves and sqnal coIa.. aud agHnh will bring de-
cay ant death some vital o:gaa. as the kidneys liver or sousch. Their Is only one
scientific method fol- the cure Of Good tam. That is, PURIFicATloN! Every paluS.
of The blood must be removed through the exacr&oy chane1. II. l-gs. kidneys towels
liver and skin. First pure, thenp ea"abe." the gat 1eaoaaveT ecoHaructve and
vtaHzer of the blood, JOHNSTONS SARSAPARILl-A, not only radically ami c1
hausdvey removes the tAt, But also removes all nsIs aon9 and ohr minerals,
Ind fills thev veins ad arteries witt t1e rubE goNHg current Of VITALITY. The boods
the life" Good HEATH rncsnspw pure Blood The Cd nd feAaae renniy. JOHNSToNS
SARSAPARlLLA, IS uavasanyr regarded las the g5~ct Bood Purifier ever. dscov-
cred. This kacts nov established beyond quesuoao or cavl.
BLOOD POISON CURED nY Jou>sToNs 8 .nsArARi1LA.
PwA. Nh. Otber3 81 le9%
BY smeMaoaa ne # ~ = .@5- 6esE?zN FJMlHc a8Es r. ezoI Ia = s
n1xc1xr=AN pEUo- COMPANY. DacIx
IT. n1Kc,1I-
For sale by.w. A. Hayes, lllnsboro \. G, AMI jo,lau lro,hef., Cad.
we'll Institute, \. Z.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1900-04-05
For the Observer.

Died at his h.me IN Richmond,
Virginia. on SATURDAY. l. ght. March
3l-, a, III f:y seen IN mates 1a>,
eleven. Genea. Franc.> Isak-( All.
eron. Z .tt>t .o,, at tt,e ate J..,n
Cameron, Esq a. lIl'l~,.",. nvl,
N,fth Car"iirs AMI F,,anr-S s.
vrl.- Hawk. his wI'e and nephew
t DR. wilma 4 Cam-run, ls,e Of
;hi- pia q
en- T.. meror u.s born in Hills
t",rnugh g. tie sesi,ience ~ hls
grsr.im",sh-,. Mrs. A,ne CAL Cam
er-t., on June tie t,-i. 1898. 8 ii
~.- ia TIE sky second yea, 1T IN.
age Il genie .an oi the hish-s
character and ,nn>, >,er!ing worth H.
All The rs'a't 'ns ot lie ruhilc and
tri.s'e. he hs> handed i Wn a go"t
lame. IN, !alhe,t ty an, act n his. A.
a valued he'ua.e TT dis vhtidt"n
Drc'rs,ng p'o"oti"n III the mariu.
>ef.ic- at The U..ited State. TO u h,ct
he belonged at The breaking gu, oi
tpAtfit'Co VCf Wtt1 tue NottH SUI
South, he returned 10 tts native
STATE Is snnp a. tie Otduuaue- 81
Sece>~ron ~as passed. aud tnterin.
the Confederate service Is Flts
L%leu,enant ct Msri,es, he showed
g'ta, %.a'tantry and us"'nl.e>s un,
wi,h the little hard # Lr-'s !mmor
tails. te surrendered at Aarponat
tOx.
He dies beloved AMI lameute.l l.,
q sutrowiDg family and wide circle
OF relatives aud friends. T.
Gen. Cameron = remains, accom-
panied ty Cot Beun-l ar Cgmcr.,
and ~o;h.ts arrived at U..lsh.iu Nm
d,y evening aud Mere ia~rn {, iht
reside. c. OF Mr.. " II, b. She, ar.t
Tuesday morning al 1920 oc."ck
IT,. tnntrsl services YER held AT 5,
Ns,,he ( chn'ci,, s,.i the ~,etnain-
were Ia,l 10 res, II, ,tre chu'cb->au ard
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1900-04-05
Boys don't MIKE Cigarettes

Boys doiIt "l'hc C'sa'''ers
ICY are p~"iso"E">
Mr.. Tuner Bra >'1w - DlnC-
..an township, ..ien , n County
j me, Ma, -. tei About 80
3ears
Rev. /. " FOX vii preach. Al
me u-nai torrs in The Methodist
,l,prcn next sunday, April 8tt. Pub.
ic invited
Nv r Z r.,En- u;;) snaa. 3,
n.,t.. Gb,,ch na,r Wait. Crcsc
On ~atnriav. nnrlt IL. at O'Clock
y N Tn. r.t,t,y invited.
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Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1900-04-05
l4IsT Oy LETTERS

l4IsT OF LETTERS
Reparuin. IN HiIisborn Pos. ohc,
Ma II, 1900, which i. no: called
for N SO lays, viii tie forwarded t.
the Dcts I.et,er Office. y ash,ug,on
Ca'den, Henry.
Edmnud, Mrs. Amanda.
Smi,1, Mrs Annle J.
Parties calling Tor the above viii
phase say advertised in the Orange
COUNTY Observer Ind give date o.
net.
J CaYbE CHEEK,
Postmaster.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1900-04-05

For Churches OF God.
You wise ones and rlcr ones. II
YOU don't want 10 se- IT now the
But i, will be with you Ike ,ire one
who did not improve his taltn,
don't mean then that strive all
work and do their part. God K
quires it of go" the st'"ng owe u
to the weak to help them il. eve.
possible way.
w. II NEW nan.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1900-04-05
Charlotte Observer |

here are momentous questions
10 he settled ny oGr people a. the
polls III August, aud the manner in
winch the campaign starts Oft gives
e'efH PROMISE that they will be set
t.ea l~e>iteiY aud night
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1900-04-05
PARKS &

DE-. Bulls CoUGH SyRtt
will prove q qulok a:.i sure cure TT
Group Mothers when your ci'ldre'
are attacked with tina, drta 4t.t /"
ease, you ran denemi on this MAJ
vesous remedy. |, never tai 9 u
cure q. once. Price 2Jc.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1900-04-05
DIED or His Injuries.

Luther Strange, whose sku'i was
fractured at i1Iiisbnro Oh Saturday
nIyht. Marcn II. died a, the heai
quarters Of uLe Southern St:ne Co,
%" Saturday. March 81. ili> re
MAINS were. taken 70 his father !.
h"u- n-af :Snntil i;"ei"t,,. Va
Dr.. d. L. Pa,r's, Cor"ner, held
an inql+s,. Alter viewing the body
aud examining several witnesses, the
jury returned a verdict that The
deceased lied from ~o"nds received
rem persons u,ku"~n t" The inr.
M->>rs. De>ereux Tmue', IIa, wood
"A. T~n",p>"n, ltr,c"e. William,
John Ch'l>,ma., Jnt" D"ks'" and
John Ro>emond c,ul"ne.i the lu J
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1900-04-05
STIsEET PARADE
Takes place at l. u. on
WEDNESDAY, APRIL IL.

Don't let anything keer o away
from >eeit'g the most gigantic pageant
cttr witnessed III this county.
Two performances, afternoon and
evening. 2oe admits to the combined
SHOW and Trained Animal Exposition.
Seats provided all without extra charge,
special excursions AZ the very loves.
raCeS o. all lines of travel.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1900-04-05

The P"pn',>t County Consen
,i,n ne, here NJ 'nisy Al elected
de eyat-- I" the State Cnrvrnt."n t.
tie he'd D, R@lt,gh, Apr! Is.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1900-04-05

-Clean-e tie liver, purify the
tI'" Il. m.iyni"ie the body t.! u>'ng
De Wits L,tie Early Riser"
Trts- 'a.n"u~ I','- pills al~a,s act
.r"nl ,lH. w. A Hayes.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1900-04-05

II Clark, Cha""cev, Ga. sass
De Wits Wu,k Hazel Salve cared
bin at L,les that had afflicted h.m
for twenty years. 1t is also "a
speedy cure for skin diseases. Be
ware of dangerous cu%uu,er'cit3. W.
4. Hayes.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1900-04-05

John Crn,chGeld, colnred. was
brought to Hlllsboro last Frida.
and ,urned over TO Sheriff Hughes
tor eaie keepit.g uu,iI The A"g"s:
term OF Jul Superior Court. He
stole a COW trom Mr. O Is Tenny
Of Chapel Hill, and he wa tried by
Mayor Agern"u ). Bnrbee on q
"arra"t Tor larceny, aud G Il to jalI
!te -, crested at Durham where
e vas otferi"g .te COW for sale.
No family can afford to be
Nith"nt One Ml.uie Cough Cure
l. viii stop a cough a. cure q cold
A.r than ANY other medicine,
mites G. w WIIisms, Sterling
l,,", Pa. ], cures Group, bronchitis,
...I al throat and lung Ia "h!es anc
.tr.en,s c"r>ump,i"n Pleasant arc
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Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1900-04-05
from Charlotte, 4 CT

The Sun Bros Shows made their
street parade at moon to-day. The,
make = very credi'sb!e rfl"wirg or
the street. Everything looked clean,
tea, aud in good order, and thi-
condi ION Of affairs 20 the out-ide j.
a safe und+x TO a nice show on the
inside. The band was exceptionally
good.
Sun Brothers Show will exhibit
At Hll!sbcro on Wednesday,, April
1ltb. See advertisement.