Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1903-11-05

n 20 1HSt II w ~ IOl
i, 90 npr square Zone inch) for the first
ssoJ t{Sy oents foreach subsequent pub
9~ic7Ji0n'
E9ost Once Hours.
Of:co ovens at 500 a. m. Closes
ot $50 .. n.
Mail going East closes 1926 a. m.
and $50 p. m.
Mall going West closes 9:45 a.
n. and ABS p. IN.
Money order books close 400 D. m.
CHARLES G, RosEMoND, P. M.
They all say Me1rose Flour is
lho best. Fancy Grocery Co.
Durham voted for prohibition
Tuesday by orer 800 majority.
Colonel Beunehsn Cameron, of
Raleigh, war i'll town Tuesday.
New Mullets. Armour's Break.
fast Bacon ana Grits, at Fancy
Grocery co.
Remember our motto : "Some-
thing good to eat all the time"
Fancy Grocery Co.
1T was reported when we went
80 press Tuesday morning that New
York had gone democIatic.
Bishop Cheshire is visiting rela-
lives here, the guest Of his brother
in law, Mr. FL. Winder Webb.
Nit Samuel Gattis, of Chapel
uiIl <ownship, is visiting his son,
Hon. S. M. Gattis, at this place.
--Foley's Honey and Tar for
coughs and colds reliable, tried
ard tested, safe and sure. w. A,
Hayes,
See notice Of Nj. W, G, Noble,
head miller of the Hil|sboro Milling
and Manufacturing Co.'S roller mill.
When you want frst-class flour cal
20 Mr., Noble,
Mrs. Wm. S. Strudwick, accom-
panjsd by her son, Mr., Shepperd
Strudwick, left here Monday morn
ing.for Wilmington, N. G., TO visi,
her brothe~, Mr.. Wm. Waters, who
il quite sick,
De. and Mrs. .Wm. A. Graham,
ut DarhaEs, are visiting his father
Major John w. Graham. Dr.. G.
health is Improving and ho will soor
De weliasgain, his many friends VII
be glad 10 learn.
The North Carolina Synod o
the Presbyterian denomination j,
this State is in session in Whining
ton this week. The church at Hills
boro is represented by Elder Sbep
pera Strudwick.
-Mrs. Caroline Horne died a
her hono near University Station
on Wednesday, Oct %, about
o'clock q, ala, aged 86 years. She
survived by her husband, one daugt
ter and two soDs.
SEES notice Of Leila Payne, Ad
mjnistra1ri2 with the will annexe
unoa the estate Of her late husband
Abel Payne, Major John w. Or:
lac, will attend TO the business {
the administratrix.
~~Chylstophar Browder, a worth
oolored man who was well anC t
Qoraoly known in this communi:.
died at bis hone near town Wedne
Gay evening, Oct. %. He had bee
in poor health a long time.
Mr.. Ed. Parker, a very worth
Tonng man and son OF our frien
Mr., George W. Parker, OF Ced'
Grove township, has accepted q .
e;'ion ss salesman with Messs1
Parks 81 Hedgpeth, and be will
glad TO have his friends call CD hi,
Mrs. James Z. RosemoDd,
Soeucer, N. Q, an ex resident
Hillsborc, together with her daug
2er Sadie and son CAVITY, are visits
relatives at Island Grove, Floric
In a letter TO The Observer, M
E5oseUopd says that Florida is
aeed a land OF enchan.ment.
We have been requested by t
'ady managers of "Tne Old Mai,
Convention" TO thank one and
Ior the assistance rendered them
helping to make. the en,ertaiDm e
a2sH q deolded success, and also
tnank the public tor The appreciate
OF the efforts made by the memb
Of The Old Maids Convention"
glease aud amuse.
~-Magried 10 the court house
1>I!shoro On Tuesday morning, n
3rd. At 100 o'clock, by Joseph
Earris, J, F., Mr.. Albert S. Ha.
and Miss Pearl Sykes, daughter
Mr, J. q. and Mrs. Jolia Sykes,
# Chea'nu, Ridge neighborhood
Checks township. The Obser
wishes for Mr.. and Mrs. Haye
Long aaa happy lite.