Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1904-08-25
Everybody is talking about the
n cent bargains at Browns.

Everybody is talking about the
70 cent bargains at Browns. -,
-Have you seen the big bIeached
Frowel Brown & Go sell to: a dime
1T you want TO rest easy, get in
If our hammocks. Hillsboro
bookstore.
-Bretsch's Washington Bread is
always sweet and pure. For sale by
Fancy Grocery Go.
The incest place, and more good
things to eat than anywhere else IN
town. Fancy Grocery Co.
Mr.. Walter Holt, of F'ayette.
vile, spent Sunday at Hillsboro
with bis family at the Ocooneechee
Hotel.
Ladies don't worry about bak
inc cakes in bot weather. You Gan
oel most any kind fresh at Fancy
Grocery Co..
Many persons in this community
are suffering from kidney complaint
who could avoid fatal results by
using Foley's Kidney Cure. g. d.
Jones.
Arthur Ray says the three
incest things in town are LIST. A
ripe peach. 2ud. A pretty girl
dressed in white. 3rd. The Funesy
Grocery Co.,
-Foley's Kidney Cure is a medi
cine free from poisons and will cure
any case of kidney, disease that is
not beyond the reach OF medicine
C. D. Jones.
Our line .! Heavy and Fancy
Groceries is as good IS you will find
10 town. Come and see me. w.
H. Newman, Manager West End
Grocery Company.
Superintendent Chas. E. Mad.
dry requests all teachers who have
not secured schools TO com unicate
with him, and all who are thinking
of teaching, as he has several schools
10 fill.
Rev. II. s. Bradshaw and sot,
Francis, Of New Bern, arrived at
Hilsboro last Saturday, to visit rela'
.,ives. Their many friends all over
the county wish them a very pleas
ant visit.
Il find nothing better for liver
arrangement and constipation than
:Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver
Tablets.-L +. Andrews, Del
.Moines, Iowa. For sale by w. A
Hayes, Druggist.
Next Saturday, August 9th, is
the day appointed by Pastor Good
man to clean off the old Emo grave
yard. All are requested to be or
hand eally so that the work may be
finished by noon.
Rev. H.. S. Bradshaw. a former
pastor, preached a fine sermon in The
Presbyterian church at Hillsbort
Sunday night. This good man ba'
always been very popular IN thi
county with all denominations.
Rev. B. G. Bell, a son of Capt
B. H, Bell, of University Station
who has charge OF the First Presby
terrain church in Saint Charles, Mo.
is now IN a short visit 10 his nativ,
State and people. On his return b.
will 60 by Richmond, Va to visi
friends aud former teachers in. tia
city.
MIR S. ]. law, who is a lars
cotton planter in the low lands O
Mississippi. and a son-in-law Of Cap,
b. ii. Bell, OF University Station, i
now on a visit to see his relatives i
Orauge and Caswell counties. M
Law reports that on account of e,
!cesslve rains, there cannot, from th
present outlook be raised in Missii
slppi more than three fourths Of
crop of cotton.
Hon. Charles r. Thomas, {
New Bern. was in town this wee
visiting his wife at Mrs M. g. Ru
nos He has been spending SON
time at Buffalo Lithia Springs an
will speak at Moore's Creek Batt]
Ground Monument, in Fender oou'
" on Thursday, Aug. 25th. Tn
gentleman will open the 5campaie
IN bis (the 3rd) Congressional D.
.r'ot on Monday, Sept. 5, at Burga,
10 Fender county.
There was a large and euthui
astlo meeting of the Democratic T.
ecutlve Committee Of Orange Cou
y held in the court house Monda
non. ): NJ. Gattis, the able and Ell
tleot chairman, was reelected, ar
9"at popular young Democrat, M
onarles 6. Strayhorn, was elect,
secretary. Chair man Gattis is sal
WISE and prudent, and the comm:
zee has done we'll 10 re:electing hi,
LIE! every Democrat in the ooun
uo'o up the hands Of Chair mau g.
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