Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1906-10-18
Don't fail to register.

Don't fail to register.
go and register at once.
BE sure that you name}is on the
registration book
Fresh Bread every Friday even.
ing, at Fancy Grocery Company.
New Quaker Oats and Fresh
Grits, a, Fancy Grocery Company.
See advertisement of sale of
land by S. N. Gat,is, Commits.
sioner.
Fresh Lowney Candies, at
Fancy Grocery Company, The place
for Sweet Things.
Cream Cheese, Beech, Nut
Chip Beef, Fresh Cakes and Crack.
ers, at Fancy Grocery Company.
W. believe we are selling the
best Tea in town at Is cents per
pound. Try it. Fancy Grocery
Company.
Mrs. w. E. Steward, who has
been visiting Mrs. Stewards mother,
at Richmond, Va, returned to her
home at Hillsboro last Thursday.
Mrs. Jefferson Davis, widow
of the President OF the Southern
Ccntederacy. was reported to be in
a dying condition in the city of
New York Tuesday.
Mr.. Joseph Z. Pogue, Secretary
OF the North Carolina State Fair,
has been made Commissioner.Gen
eral for North Carolina at the
Jamestown Exposition.
The sale OF the Horper land al
yerlised TO take place on Monday.
Oct. Is. has been postponed until
next Saturday,. Oct. 20. See notice
Of sale, John W. Graham. Trustee.
Hon. A. l.. Brooks, Democratic
candidate for Solicitor, and Hon C.
A Reynolds, Repoblican candidate
for Congress, spoke in the court
house Tuesday after the apicnrn.
ment of the morning session OF
Court.
This is the season of decay and
weakened vitality. Mature ls being
.shorn of it's beauty and bloom. If
you would retain yours. fortifv your
system with HOLSTERS Rocky
Mountain Tea. SIS cents, Tea or
Tablets, W A. Hayes.
Rev. Sam P, Jones, the great
evangelist. was found dead in a
sleeping ear ON the Rock Island
Railroad, near Perry. Ark, on the
morning of October Is. while on his
way to his home at Gainesville, Ga.
He would have So years old Oct
Is.
We had a pleasant call at out
office last Thursday morning from
A L. Holden, Esq, of .Eno town
ship. Mr.. Holden is not only a
irst-class farmer, but is one OF on,
best citizens. Speaking of the cold
weather, tor it was very cold tina,
morning, Mr.. Holden said it was the
coolest he remembered this early
That there. was ice at his honse that
morning, while last year the first
ice was on Thanksgiving day. He
thinks it the foreronner of a very
cold winter.
Mrs. George P. Collins, Miss
Lizzie Jones, Mrs. Charles r
Thomas and Miss Rebeccs Cam
eron representing the General G
B. A. Chapter of the q. d. G.
HiIlsboro, attended the Tenth An
mail Session of the North Carolin'
Division, United Daughters of tn
C9pfederacy, at Durham last week
Miss Rebeooa. Cameron was re
elected Historian. The, Eleventh
Annual Convention will. be held il
Greensboro in 1907, tue secoD'
week 10 October.
The many friends OF Mis-
Maria Nash, all over North Carolin
AMI the South, will regret to lear
that this venerable woman met wit
very serious accident at her hom
t thus place last Wednesday after
noon She was going from the fire
place in her room when she fell, To
tail causing a fracture of the left hi
bone. Drs. Strudwick and Jones sc
The fractured bone Thursday. TIL
tracture is very painful and her ag
make4 it more serious. Miss Mas
will be 81 years OF age in n ovembe'
aot is. greatly beloved all over thi
and IN many other States. At las
accounts Miss Nash was doing abor
as we'll as could be expected.