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MCCIannahan Bros.
Manufacturers of and dealers in every
thing in
Harness. Saddles and Collars.

We have rented the lower floor OF the
building of Joe RIFT, who continues his
produce business in the same house.
We are prepared at No. s East Side
Square to furnish you anything in the
leather and harness line, of superior
quality and finish, at reasonable prices.
Fo, either of the above parties call Bell
Phone 155 and Citizens Phone 265.
oct26 3m
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New Stock.

Columbus Rubber Tire Surveys
Buggles and Phaetons. Newest styles
tt SATTERFIELO IL DoDsoN
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Dicks

Feed and Ensilage cutters, Shredder'
ana Pneumatic Elevators.
N ]. p. STREET & Co.
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Extension Top Surrey

in tirst-class condition, for sale cheap
If j. p. STREET & Co.
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FriersOn Il Embry.
Bio Deal in Dirt.

Mr.. W. j. Moore and others have sold
to Mr.. M. p. Murphy 3247s acres in the
9th district for the consideration of
sl3. SO7.3I. This is an average price per
acre Of about $3.50.
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Eve Injured.

Mr.. A. H. Abbott, stone-cutter for
Payne & Britain, had his right eye
painfully hurt last week while at work
by small piece of steel striking the
ball and imbedding itself in it. 1t is
not thought that he will lose his sight.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1900-10-26

Mrs. Charles Alfred Forgey was
hostess at most charming reception to
the Young Married Woman Club Fri
day afternoon. Her invitations were
extended to a large circle of friends be-
side the Club. and the reception rooms
were we'll filled throughout the hours
from three to five. The guests were
greeted in the reception hall by Misses
Ethel Hatcher and Margaret McEwen,
who served them to a cup OF delicious
hot chocolate. The reception rooms
presented an appearance at once CHEEKY
and beautiful; bright, yari colored
cosmos was the popular flower used in
the decorations, and was accompanied
by profusion of green in palms, ferns
and vines. On the centre table 10 the
dining room stood cut-giass vase
which held huge bouquet of pink
roses, and other decorations which
served to make this table SO effective
were handsome candelabrae and yards
of delicate smlaX. in whose embrace
rested the cut-glass dishes which held
the bon-bons. But brighter and more
beautiful than all else were the recelv-
ing ladies', each of whom seemed to have
selected her most becoming toilette for
the occasion; especially pre- ty was Mrs.
Forgey's decolette gown of white
organdie with black velvet trimmings,
and she carried large bouquet of white
roses. Her assisting ladies were Mrs.
E. H. Hatcher, Mrs. Ernest McLemore,
Mrs. E w. Carmack, Mrs. Chas Jack
son, Mrs. j. P. Street, Mrs. H, o.
Fulton, Mrs. Charlotte Hughes and
Mrs. Chas. Bradshaw. A delightful
luncheon was served ia the dining room
during the afternoon.
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Fine Seed Wheat,

New York Flint and Fultz, So cts
bushel DALE Bros 1C
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Moline Disc PloWs

=. Winners. viii plow any kind and
condition Of land.
n j. P. STREET i Co.
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Field PEGS.

Can be sown most successfully with
Hoosier Wheat Drills than any drill on
the market. See
If SATTERFIELD & DoDsoN.
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Land Rollers

and smoothing harrows, big stock, low
prices. No advance. See
n SATTERFIELD & DoDsoN.
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REAL MERIT
Inspires Lasting Confidence.
That's the reason why
GaTW00d'S SaTSaDaTilla
Is so popular.
oeS~eooeeeeo

The public has learned that it
has superior merit and possesses vir-
tues peculiar to itself.
1t is compounded on scientific
principles by skilled chemists and is
no patent medicine. There is no secret
about it, the formula and method of
compromising are open for inspection
by physicians. For all diseases of
the Blood and Liver it has no equal.
81 90 per bottle or for So 90. Sold
only by
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An Elaborate Luncheon.

A luncheon of beautiful appointments
was that given Wednesday by Mrs. IL. o.
Fulton to Mrs. Frank Fulton, of Frier-
son, and Mrs. j. L. Hutton. White
roses and carnations and green foliage
were prettily arranged upon small tables
where the luncheon of six delicious
courses was served. The following
ladies were present. Mrs. Ii o. Fulton,
Mrs. j. p. Street, Mrs. j. L. Hutton,
Mrs. Frank Fulton, Mrs. Dedman, Mrs.
s. G.. Huntington, Mrs. Chas. Brad
shaw, Mrs. Joe Brownlow, Mrs. Shep-
perd Strudwick, Mrs. John Mitchell,
Mrs. w. S. Fleming, Mrs. Richard Cant,
Mrs. Daniel of GAINESVILLE, Mrs. Geo
Martin, Miss Camille Herndon, Mrs.
Sam Holding, Mrs. G A. Forgey, Mrs.
John Carpenter, Misses Minnie and
Daisy fowler, Virginia Carpenter,
Nina McLemore and Ethel Hendley.
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1t Is Our
Pleasure
To Show Goods,
it Will be Your
Pleasure to Buy
When you see what we have
10 offer. 1t is unnecessary to ex-
patiate upon the merits of our
stock. Talk is cheap" is an old
and true adage. We prefer that
you come and examine, our goods
will do the talking. Our line of
DRESS GOODS
Capes and Jackets

may please you. We offer you an ele-
giant assortment of stylish, well,made,
up-to date garments, at prices below
ordinary competition.
Take peep at our stock of
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Master of School Fly Years.
James A. Page, master OF the Dwight
Grammar School for Boys in Boston.
will soon celebrate the fftieth ami
versary of his election as master OF
that institution.
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We Are the People

when you need hay,
corn, bran, field seed, turnip seed or
sweet country hams.
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Ms. J. p. McGaw will entertain AZ
cards Friday evening, complimentary 10
,....sz Soy, Of ShreTeFc-t. Ia.
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Mrs. A. ]. Nichols will entertain the
Young Married Woman's Club this
afternoon from 3 10 3, complimentary
to her guest, Mrs. Geo. Sarven, OF
Pulaski.
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An enjoyable German was danced in the
Century Club parlors Tuesday evening.
The dance was led by Mr.. Eugene Long,
and the following took part: Misses
Daisy and Minnie fowler, Rebecca
Williamson, Ethel Hendley, Nina Nc
Lemore, Margaret McEwen, Ethel
Hatcher, Lee Whitthorne, Lille Wat
kins, Annie Evans and Olivia Barrow
Messrs. W. W. Evans. +. X. Farrell,
Henry Evans, w. Wooten. Sam G.
Harlan, Fred r Gamble, j. Briggs
McLemore and W. j Howard. Chape-
rones-Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Long, Mrs.
Titcomb, Miss Herndon, Mrs. f. II.
Hatcher
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Handsome engraved invitations have
been issued by Mrs. John Mitchell and
Mrs. Sydney Page 20 reception at the
home of the former Friday evening,
November second.
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Hon. George X. Vending delivered
his lecture, 1.-The Man Of Gallilee." to a
large audience at Howa d Institute. Mt.
Pleasant, wednesday evening. Mr.Wend-
ling is an eloquent speaker, and the con-
census of opinion was that his lecture
was the best thing ever heard in Mt.
Pleasant.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1900-03-15
ORANGE SUPERIOR Cougr

The Spring Term Of Orange Sn
per,or Court will convene next
Mondsv the 10Th instant Hon,
Fred Moore. Of Ashe.iiie, Judge q.
the Twelfth judicial ID strict, will
preside.
The following named persons have
been drawn to serve As Jurors for
the :err
Me.sts. T. n. Allen. SID. Mar
land, George Piter, J. 7 Hogan
] J. Whitfield, Henry G McCa"s-y
"f Chapel Hill. James Mayno-, TT
Jones. M-bane WAGNER. & n
Wight. G. G. Wi,kin-or, w {.
CraI.rer. James b. Wright. J. w
Bacon, James Is Richmond, K E
Comtton. IL l. Browning, George
w, Walker. Wm. Peud-r, VIM X
T,Iiey. A, +. Andrews. J. D. Riley
David A B,,land, Geo. J Fauce,,-,
NJ. S. Allen. John f. Durham. Al.
bert Lloyd. Il. S. Mckae. F l..
Cooper. A. D. Andrews. ] Il To.
Ter. u w. Perkins, jeff ID. Turner,
w Pink Lloyd, W II. Harvard
aud D. e. Parks.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1900-03-15
Dom OcraIic County & ON
vcnflOn.

The D-mncra,in County Conven.
tor II Orange County viii tie held
al Hii'ehcr". On Saturday the oh
day at April. 1900. tor The purpose
OF elec,ry dri-gat-. t" tie State
Convention which has been called
I" zee IN Raleigh, "u Wednesday
April li'h. 1900
The Democrats o: the various
T"wosh'p. will NEE, on Sa ur'isy
Mach 3l>t, 1900, at 8 "'clock 9. m
Tor the t',rp sc OF elrc,i"e delegate.
70 the County Convention and sl-n
10 elect . Precinct Committee 70,
the d ifferent precincts in the Cuun.
", at the following places
Hlli-horo T"wn-hlp at I;,llshoro
Cnape! Hill Township az Chapel
Cedar Grove Township at Ceda,
Grove.
bingham Township at White
Crnss.
Li,tse River Township at Csld
well ard at school ro">e
BY order of the Democratic Ex.
ecutive Commlt:-e
S Nj. GATTIS.
Chm'n Dem. TX. Com. OF Orange
County.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1900-03-15
SID VERSUS $40 90.

Mess. Wnn,en 4 Co, Prong,
Mort Ca'oiira. ray One OF our
customers, s pr.minrn, man III this
commnhi'y, suffered with liver com
plsn!. He consulted several ihys'
c'aos hut they failed I" benefit h"
We prevailed npon hun ~ ~ IN
Ramon pi.ls and Pellets. He soor
bought more and ia now q well ano
hearty man, aud hs. gained IN flesh
lie says the pills saved his i'ie an
the SIX boxes cost him only Sl.3'
while his trip TO New York 10 ION
suit the doctors cost him Slou. 70
So by ". 4 Hss IS, Druggist
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1900-03-15

Rev. !. " FIX vii I'rcata -
the Mn,h dis, ,hurh next Sunday
niyh,. March ls,i', Al $50 o>cloc..
See I.r,t'>.m,rtnl Law rc,,te
Liver lllI- ar.i Rogers Famous
Chill Tome, Tor a = at t;i.l-loso bs
+. a. Rrstmoud.
Rev. II. ). Bradshaw viii f..
ms rrgnla' appoint .erts at III
Preshyi-r',n chnr.h next Sunday
March 18th, :. the usual i,"nr.,
Nj. Il. Smnt-, Hn,iernr,. II 81 !,
-ays. de W,t;'> l..;t,t F.r!, R'se,s
ate the .ery best pills | ever Used
tor c"st,>ene>~. liv-f and bowed
troubles W. 4. HAYES
Secretary Parker, OF tbs Ear
mer-' State Alliance. says nothing
v; ii be i"t.e in he way of ~resunlng
work a, the Shoe Factory un,ii after
--Physician'- recommends So!
neI'. I,dian t.rm,in." IN their
practice IA a superior ar'ic'e f,r de-
s,roying and rxMtlin" worms Try
il. For sal, hy IS. A Hayes.
Druggist.
- w hen Won come IL Court eek
week call on The OBSERVER. and il
Won owe ne Tor eul-c'i,iinn We Wi
he glad 10 eve yon a receipt. 1t i,
nIt ntt.t koI xru al .tIr . IL kSHrIt.NrN
for money due us, and We hope this
geitlr reminder viii tie sufficient.
The A,amance Cleaner of Mar
sth says The jail was broken Mon
day night about S O'Clock and ton'
OF the prisoners ,all %c"l"rrd) es
capped. ,iz joe James. Prince New
nan, Jim Fnust aud Bush Martin
They sawed through their cell, tier
picked a hole 10 the bfirk wall anC
let themselves down by a rope mad;
..om tearing their blankets INT
strips. Except one, they were il
for petty ot3enses. AT this wiring
none have been caught.
If troubled with rheumatism
give Chamberlain Pam Ba III
trial. 1t will not cost YOU a cei,t /
il does no good One ap.,licatini
will relieve the pain 1t also cure
sprsinl and bruises in orc third IN
time required l., any other treat
mert. Cuts, burns, ir"slhiteS. qnitl
sey. pains 10 The side and Chest
glsndolar and other dwellings q,
quickly cured ''y APPLYING Ever,
bottle ~~,.au,V.I. h-:-- oc NIL 81
cpn,. For sale by w. a. Hayes
Druggists.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1900-03-15
500
FALL AND WINTER
Nj / - p * Y.

Our New Stock Of Fall and Win
ter Millinery is up t" date and W.
haze now resdy Tor the inspection Of
everybody wanting anything III our
line The latest ami ptes,,+>t STYLES
Tor lalles aud children, lnd Al mod.
era'e prices. f.
Most fashionsh Goods in Hs,a,
& ,nnets, Kibbcnr, Feathers and
Trimmings, aud Ladies' Dress Trim
mugs.
The L.a,~.t Styles in Jewelry and
q Full Line of Notions.
Orders from q distance will! re.
celse prompt attention.
MRS. n. /. TAYLOR N SISTER.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1900-03-15
FREE or CHARGE.

/ hEs Ok SuA M e.
Anv inl, Suffering from a cold
settled on Tie breast, lrou hits,
throat or lung ,r nhlrs Of any ma
Tore. VII" Will call a, w. A. lIaves',
uii! be presented w,tI, "A .ampl- bot
IT, ct Bosche-'s German Syrup, free
i charge. On y one bottle gwen To
nne ;erSnn, aud none to children
without 'tler from parents
No throat or lung remedy ever
hal such a sale as Boschee's German
Syrup III all parts OF the civilized
world. Twenty years ago million.
OF bottles were given away, and your
drugglt,s will tell you its sncce-.
was marvellous. 1t il really tho only
Throat and Lung Remedy generally
endorsed by ply sic,ans One Il
cert .o,lle will cure or prove il,
value Sold by dealers in all civil
lzed countries.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1900-03-15
ATTESTIoS, Z. D. G.

A meeting al the General George
B"rgwin Anderson Chapter, United
Daughters at the Cnnt-dr,acy, II,
be held at tho hou.e OF Mrs. Robins
w ebb "n FRIDAY. March l6.h, a, .
= q A fu!! attendance il request
"a Ali persons eligible tor mem
her>h'p AID de>nou. OF j,in,ng ;i,,
most patriotic organ,zatinn, ca,l ob
-a'" membership blanks hy sppiyiup
tr the Recording Secretary.
BY order .f tn- P.+Aiaent
+ REBEcCA CAMERON.
Recordiug Secretary.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1900-03-15

Gov. Russell has j,iuei the
Odd Fellows.
-Wm. Orr, Newark, O, says,
eve never teel safe without One
Minuts Cough Cure in the house.
|, saved my lu,le boys lite when he
had The pneumonia. We think i, is
the best medicine made" IL cur. s
coughs and all lung diseases. Peas
ant to take, harmless aud gives lm-
mediate results. w. A. Hayes.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1900-03-15
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
1>lIE NINETEENTH CENTURY

VIII become a thing of the past after
midnight Of D%erelnter 81. 1900. The
above is true, though ON dispute 1t.
and it il also true. though some may
not believe it, that | ain compelled to
collect all Faxes that remain unpaid
tor the year 1899 without delay, after
March 18TH. 1900. This is not only all
soiuteiy true but absolutely necessary
and | hereby give you timely notice OF
the same in order that YOU may be pre-
pared to pay what you " on or b.
lore that time without cost. l beg. I'm.
ploro and Beseerh you in all Love.
Kindness and E.arnestness not to delay
this matter later than our next Court
which. on Monday. March 10Th.
1900. and will close on Saturday 24th OF
same week. After last nameI dates |
shall enforce collection Of all unpaid
taxes. TO give You All opportunity to
| pay taxes and save cost | will meet you
at
Carr, Friday. March End.
HillShOro. Saturday, March 3rd.
Chapel Hill. Monday and Tuesday
March 5th and 6th
Laws Store. Thursday. March Sth.
lho>. NJ. Cheeks, Friday. March 9th
White Cross, Tuesday. March 18th.
Caldwell Institute Thursday, March
18th 1870.
Tax payers will please remember tina
there will be no II 1T the office il
! llillshOrO TO receive taxes on ahov,
name. q days.
Again begging you to consider tn
great importance OF the prompt pay
zen IF your taxes l am very trul.
your Sci want,
JOHN X. HUSHES.
Sheriff OF Orange County.
February 9Th. 9 @
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1900-03-15

On BULLS Couch SYRUP
vii! give immediate reiiet TO a child
s"frcatug with the dr"adtul Group.
Mothers, keep this reliable medicine
always handy and it vii! save you
many uneasy hours. Il cost. but IS
cents.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1900-03-15
LIST OF LETTERS

LIST OF LETTERS
Remsining IN Hillsbo.o Pos:oIice
Fep. %, 1890, which i. 10: calie,
tor III so days, will be forwarded |,
tue Deal Letter Office. Washington
Allen, Malinda
Thomrs"o, Miss Mamie.
Willis, John.
Parties calling for the above will
please say advert il ed III the ORANGE
COUNTY OBSERVER aud give date o
;ist.
J. CLYDE CHEEK,
Postmaster.
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SUBSCRIPTIONS r
RATES OF
III NJ r ia Il
southern Railway {
IN EFFECT MAR. II, 1895.
Wet hound.

IN EFFECT MAX. II, 1895.
VET BOUND.
No. II, Through Passenger train
from Ncrfnlk to Chattanooga, doe
al HI.-h"ro 3:42 a IN.
M. Is Local Passenger, due al
HiI,sbnr" 1926 a. IN.
No Z, Local Passenger, duc $;
HIii.bo,o $40 T.. m.
ASH bound.
No. 12. Through Passenger tfsjf
from Chattaunn0a 10 Nnrtoik, du,
a. HiIl-hnro lilo q. IN.
No. S. Local Passenger, due 81
Hill-b"ro a.21 a m
No. II, local Passenger, due 81
Ul'isboro Isl 9, ia.
Nos. Ga AID ~ Local Freiahts
due 10 leave tliil-!..ro l20l Z. II
daily. rArrpt Su,lay.
.W Nos II aud II. Thr"ngf
Passenger trains. only st p "htf
tagged a, iIiil>b re.
Express t,r All uaIne- must 'be al
depot one lpur het"Ge irat" i'me
l. Il. SHE r2III., Agent.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1900-03-15
NcnrIy All One :" nN-.
fCilnton Democrat.

\ gentleman ~h" recently spent
some lime in Iadkin county Say. ~
was told Will. there that all the
Democrats aud about al tie H.
puh."an, in ,ha, COMFY favor tie
ConNtnl;onal Amendment.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1900-03-15

-DR, Bulls CoUGH SYRUP
cures the most stubborn coughs.
colds and lnrg affections Zen III
cipient consumption h,s been sue.
cessini'y CURED by this marvellous
remedy Sufferers Will obtain ,ei,c,
alter q few doses
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1900-03-15
Wut,'s Your FACE WORTH I?

-"me,i;na- a f rtUne, tut never, 1:
y"I have a sall"w c"toniexI"n. a
is mdice'i look, moth patches aud
attaches on the ekin,-aii si-shs oi
Live, Trouble. But Dr.. King'r
New I''e Pills g,>e Gear SKIN,
Rosy Cheeks. Rich CompIcs,.u
Gnl. - ceuts at W. A. Hayes
drag store.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1900-03-15

A X De Fluent, editor Of The
Journal, D'yIe.,own. OHIO, suffered
tor a numher 1T years from .h-"ma
iisul 10 bis right shoulder ard side.
he says: MY right arm a; times
nas entirely useless tried Clam.
prrlain's Pam Ba!m, aud was sur.
Ilrl-e,l TO receive relief almost IN
mediate!y. The I'sin Rain has been
q COZ e,aht co%,n:anin:i ct ni' e ever
since ard y he.er tails" For sale
by W. 2. Hayes Druggist,
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1900-03-15
Kun. aud .,H You Hum.
Sanu

<.Fach n III peorL and 40 nav. makes
lacA .ery dill boy. We have been
it ~otk tlc st ~urnra"f. open sout
eve- a'il see. open Your h~ar' "a"
come. Open yoH one pnis" ani
help. Don'T forgIto faii ~ III IT "n.
nrw -torehoa,c lear The own pump.
There's where ydn si.i ti,i us with:
,,cV accommodations. i,'w rules aJd =
.,ne OF New Goodss.We have tor com
tine been enabled 70 furnieh nEffree-
megs -,1,-s~u ~ T7c additional rttnin
III orr rev ~ftnrcheuse. W. fettfte
weekly frs-it ~nfptirs ri i'@sii ii.avr
aItd taury Groceries,. 'oatcriirn-ffs
il -peCftit*. Ne li45 taa01tr he ae.,
ficshe~. Tto!f,Hl ffus5~ aud !'in.iner
The Mas iioii9ay- ~. hastily af~
proactiu.. ahd vt cordially iu.fte al
IN cal on a. ati mske cur store. te 81
quarter. tnr aat~ li.lt- of Hoflsffl f,npe
Will be complete Give ne 8 all al},'
go @i4at "c i.src t~tae isttrsi.a- az
el-e"t.le. rrGsf.e = ~ gog.4 eeG,- ISL.
I<io> MERCANTILE 90.
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DEATH OF DELFlELD LAWS.

DEATH OF DELElELD LAWS.
The Cha,'ots- News states that
3. 5 Laws Died Monday afternoon.
March 5,h, at la O'Clock, At ST
Peters H"rp',ai III tina, c.ty- An
.p-ra',"" was performed on ham
sunday. for intestinal trouble. IL.
VAS a p'int-r by profession. Mr..
La Wa was tor = tnnher OF years 8
resident "i Durham. anal worked a,
ais trade trre, and he has mary
friends III Dnh;sin who will regret
30 hrar nj his death. He uas 81
years IT age, and leaves a wife aud
II chi Il. \ mn.h-r. t~n brothers
and t ur sisters --Du,hstn Sun.
The deveae.d wa- a son OF the
late Thomas Law and a nephew OF
our TOW nsmar, Sir. John Laws.
lewis Ackernlan. Goshen, Ind.
sayr, DE WITS Little Early k.~es>
always bring certain relief, cure my
headache ani ne;er grippe" The,
generally cleanse ami Mviro,a.e the
bowels aud liver. w A. Hayes.
Orange Grove items.
Mr. Fred Li"yd was a visitor in
:hr village Sunday.
The boys will play their frs, game
oi ball March 3ls,.
= ot w. u. B"stic preached at
": Carme, S"n';"y
R-v. } = Il D"ffe filed his leg.
"'ar appointment here Sunday.
An entrrtainnent viii he given
Fndsy night tor the benefit OF the
bal. team.
Misses Lizzie Crawford and Der.
,ha Lloyd attended the exercises at
he close of M.>s McCauley's schooi
asst week.
Last Saturday the patrons Of gu.
school Gu, and hau'ed about 20 logs
t" The saw mill, THIS is proof OF
What they think ct making az adIi.
lion 10 the school building.
In the past our puhl,c debates
have been a decided success. The
boys have dnue tar better than WAS
expected OF item 10y their neigh
hors. The apprecsati"n of these d..
'a,e. has been shown by our Away.
having a large number ot hearers
W. are TO have anulber Sa,u,da,
"yht April 7,h Query: Received
That the Clergy has welded a
greater. influence than the Jurist
A:h native. A II King, X A
St wsrt and Nj. T Lindsey. Neg
i've. \ q Crawford, +. N. Gaze.
and w. NJ. Glo~son. Two .iecIaim
rrr have been chosen for the .o.ca
sion-L. S. Strsughn aud D. w
GloweuE.
CAPT.
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-O"r State Snpreme Court has
decided that a railroad has a right
to discharge an engineer III it's eu,.
l,loy.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1900-03-15
TXECCTOR'S NOTICE..

Having qualified a Exerutorupnn ,h.
estate Of Miss Ann Williams. deceased
notice is given To all persons indebted
To said estate IN ntk- imne.lias.. pay
mstt 10 M, ami ali prisons having
c..ims sgai3-t said e>:ate NUT pr-sen-
them tn the undersigned properly
authenticated or Or beforr the 18th dav
of Jam. 1901. o- his notice viii lie
plead IN bar o. their recovery.
This 18th day Of Jan, 1909.
JOHN EFRRy.
Executor.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1900-03-15

R.a,, IN, ,Ihs Kind You Have Always Bo1gIt
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Fully q .aiih-G Schoo! Trus
tee-"Do you think you are capable
of learning III. young i lea how TO
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born and raised in Kentucky"
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Branch Office ! wish TO open in this Vi
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sober man. Kindly mention this paper
when writing.
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The Dockets are light AID there
: n,t a sinC'e prisoner iu jail 10,
triai az Cuur, next week.
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- Subscribe to the ORANGE
COUNTY OBSERVER. Sl.OO for
II mnB,hs-6 months so cents.
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JOHN X. HUSHES.
Sheriff OF Orange County.
February 9Th, 1900
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