Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1902-08-28
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MIR. p. Hayward Hamilton, of
baltimore, representing the New
York Life Insurance Company. il
visiting bis father, Major D. Fl.
Hamilton on Tryon street.
MIR and Mrs. Hugh r. Hack.
ney returned to their home a, Dur
ham Monday, after spending some
time With her parents, Nj. ana Mrs.
james A. Cheek on Churton street.
--Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy has a world
wide reputation tor it's cures. It
never fails and is pleasant. and safe
to take. For sale by w. A. Hayes,
Druggist.
Capt. John Kirkland lost Que of
his rabbit dogs and was lamenting
the prospect OF a decrease in his
supply OF fresh meat next winter,
but "the dog came back" and now
The Captain is all smiles.
Little Samuel Neal Smith, son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel 7. Smith,
Of Raleigh who has been visiting
his grand parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
a ex. A. Smith, near the Ridge, re.
,urued TO Raleigh Monday
We are sorry to learn that little
Maria Nash, great niece OF Miss
Maria Nash, and granddaughter Of
Mrs, Shepherd Nash, of Maxton, N.
G., is sick with typhoid fever at the
residence Of Miss Maria Nash.
Nj. Herman E. Laws. who has
been visiting his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Laws on West Tryon
street, returned to Kinston Monday,
where he holds a splendid position
with the Imperial Tobacco Co.
The Uuion Meeting of the Nj.
Zion Baptist Association will be
held at Mt. Ada church, about Eve
miles northwest Of Cedar Grove, be.
ginning Friday, August 20. Dr.. J.
8. Spurgeon is q delegate from the
Hilisboro church.
--Haveuner's Milk Lunch, Or
ango Waters, Wateretts, Dainty
Lunch, Banquet Wsfers, Cheese
Straws, Shredded Wheat Biscuit,
Graham Waters, just received at the
Fancy Grocery Co. Headquarters
tor something good to eat.
Monday morning the east bound
tram on the Southern Railway struck
aud Instantly killed a negro, Ben
johnson, aged 80, at University Sta
tion. lie was going across a tres,le
and fell, and in All instant the train
struck him and severed bis body.
The old man lived on the land of
Vim. Strayhorn.
Mr.. Elijah H. Malone, farmer,
aged II years, died at his home in
| Cedar Grove township, Thursday.
August 18th at 3 80 a. IN. He had
been in feeble health several years,
but was conf0ed to his bed only
three weeks. He was buried in the
old Henry Malone family buryine
ground the following day.
The County Board of Elections
composed Of Messrs. J. D.. Webb, OF
Chapel Hill, Joseph A Harris, Of
Hillsboro, Democrats, and James A
Cheek, of Hillsboro, Republican
will meet next Monday, Sept. LIST, te
organize, appoint registrars and poll
holders for the various precincts an6
to attend to such other business a.
may come before it.
On Friday night, August 22nd
Deputy Collector Vincent, Deput,
Marshal Gordon and others raidet
and captured an illicit IS gallon
brandy still in full operation, ant
destroyed 800 gallons of cider, dv'
miles east of H'llsboro, and arrested
Thos A. Coie and Cad Cole, broth
ers, an1 3 boy, the son OF Cad. The,
. were all brought to town a'd Com
missioner Nash took their bonds q
midnight tor their Appearance befor
j him Tuesday. After hearing the evi
dence Tuesday the Commissions
, discharged the boy and neld the me
in bonds of 5000 each for trial a
.Greensboro. Bonds given.
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