Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1905-01-05

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o,ber locals, End page.
,old tine Maple Syrup at Fancy
tpesry Company :
j, u per pound at Fancy Grocery
company. !n ~,
c,;",,s Pickles at Fancy Grocery
sheriff Andrews has removed
.smilv from Chapel Hill to DR..
:" Beriy's home place two miles
'',' 0. town! Thee Sheriff. was 10
"sa Monday
Please try Darlington Hall COT:
;u,t once. Ask your neighbor
s,. nit it. Sold only a. headquarters
!, GOOD things TO eat. The Fancy
Bvcery Company
A Box of Robert Burns Cigars
!, inst what a fellow would like TO
,s coming his way. Sold only At
ss,ey Grocery Company. Head
a',r,ers for Pipes and Cigars.
Mr.. 2. H. Smith says one Tiger
,;h ,vy ;o eyes can do more harm
's.n seventeen blind tigers. Any
s 20 wanting a worl with Mr.. Smith
"l tina him at n. w. Brown &
Cos
Tile prevention of consumption
I, entirely q question Of commencing
he proper treatment in time. No
thins is so we'll adapted to ward off
hal lung troubles as Foley's Honey
it'd Tar. c. D. Jones.
Married 10 ,Hiilshoro at the res
jasnce Of the officiating magistrate,
Sunday, January l., 1905, Mr..
James Monroe Oakley and Miss
Hsuie e. Robertson, both OF Emo
Cotton Mills, by J'seph A. Harris,
Up.
Mr.. George H. Scott and Miss
Alice Watson, both of Orange, we're
united in marriage at the residence
Of the Officiating magistrate. by JOS.
A. Harris, J. p, on Sunday, Decem.
Der %, at 2:45 p. M in the presence
ola few friends.
The great demand Tor Shriner's
Indian Verm'tuge 's solely due to its
intrinsic value. Thousands use j,
to-day 10 preference to any other
and say tina. 1t, destroys And expei,
worms e~ffectuaI'y. For sale by w
A. Hayes, Druggist.
Forty years ago Major job,
", Graham spent Christmas 10 tn,
trenches around Peter burg Yh'
pas! Christi ,as the Major aud Mrs
GRAHAM, and his daughter, Mis-
Annie, and his son, Sandy, spent
delightful Christmas with hia son.
Mr.. Paul G. and Dr.. Vim. A. Ora
ham, a: Durham.
The County Board of Educa
lion was 10 session the first of tn
week apportioning the school fund
The apportionment was not com
pleted in time for this weeks paper
There was a full at,eadauce Of tn
Board, which is composed OF Cap,
John P. Lockbart;, Chairman, an
Messrs S. T. Forrest aud D W
Burch. Rev. John A. Hocutt, Con-,
ySuperlntent of Schools. is ex ofici
Secretary of the Board.
The First Quarterly C~onferenc
Tor the Hillsboro Circuit will h
1eId With the Methodist e urch
Hillsboro on Saturday and Sunda.
January 7th and 9Th. Dr. j.
gibbs, Presiding Elder, will preae
Saturday ard Sunday, aud the Sacr
1nsnt of the Lords Supper will
administered Sunday morning. II
business meeting Of the conaeren'
viii be held Immediately after Il
Saturday mornings sermon, sud it
Important that every official memb
81 inc varioas churches composi'
.ae Hillsboro Circuit should ate,
this meeting.
The Board Of County Comm
s,oners was in session Monds
present., Chairman MoAdams, a.
commissioners Browning ADD Pie
s.; Besides t, ansacting a copsid,
sOle amount of re2ulaf business
,ae way of allowing accounts, p
lung Tor outside poor, etc. a +
ueonent was made with She
hughes on account Of State tax
petition signed by a number
sue largest taxpayers 10 the cour
asslng the Board to increase the
a'y OF Mr.. K. D, Balm, Superinte1
Wv 9! the County Home, from 81
sooo per year, was granted.
0's'tned that Supt. Balm has ms
ne nome almost self:sIstainin 2, 8
'u's deserved increase 10 his sal
sas granted on that account, 9
y the valuable services he ia +