Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1908-06-25

Have you seen Webb's adver-
,isemeut? Read it.
-DeWitt's Little Early Risers,
the famous little pills, are aold by
v. A. Hayes, Druggist.
-Lightuing killed three Of Gen.
Carr's cows 10 the pasture at Deco.
neeohee Farm Saturday afternoon.
Vegetables are plentiful aud
fine. and nearly everybody las =
GOOD garden with all the vegetables
they can consume.
Mrs. John w. MoKerall has
returned to her home in Eco town.
ship, this county, after an extended
visit to her son, Mr.. W. Brook Me-
Kerall, a, Zxolle. Louisiana.
-Typewriters tor sale or rent.
School books at half price. Best
inks, one third regular price. Ii.
brary books free. Cash paid for all
kinds Of books, old. payers, etc.
Send lists. Smiths Old Book Store,
Southern Book Exchange, 2O4 Sails
bury Street, Raleigh, N. 9.
Miss Grace Snow, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Vim. Stow. who has
been visiting relatives. at Biz ming
ham, Ala, has returned to her home
ct Hillsboro, and the many friends
Of this young lady will be glad to
learn that she has regained her
former good health aod is again en-.
tirely we'll.
-The field is now clear and the
time is at band for all who want to
serve "the dear people" in county
Offices or in the lower House. of the
General Assembly, to let the voters
of Orange county hear from them
few lines in your county papers
will help TO bring your names be
fore your constituents.
Mr.. Jarvis Terry, who ha,
been visiting his father. Nj. JOSEPH
W. Terry, in Little River township
passed through Hillsboro Friday e,
route to Greensboro where he vii
Oe 10 the service Of the Southern
Express Company during the sum
ner nonths or until be- resumes hi
studies in the Medical Departmen
Of the Louisville University, a
Louisville, Ky.
Miss Josephine II, Paris
laughter Of Mrs. D. C. Paris, lef
a'il'ooro last Monday FOR Knox
v'le, Tenn, to attend the Summe
oenool Of the South at that place
MISS Paris is a teacher in tie vel
known Salem Female Academy. O
,ne return trip Miss Parris will visi
aer friend, Miss Anna Siedeubure
'sacner OF Art in the Salem AcaG
tmy' at her cottage "GaIax,"
BLOW ng Rock,
-Ihe Durham Sun saws o.
s''snt'on has been called TO the 70
,TW'ng from the Revisal of, 1905 I
1 Mor'n Carolina, Section 1922
o'erseers shall cause to be set u
a''ue forks OF their respective road
a., spost or posts, With arms. pointin
sDe way o: each road, with pla1
sod durable directions to the mo
ss9'c places TO- which they lea
auu with the number of miles fro
sass place as near as can be col
paled and every o~verseer wi
'oa''' 10: ten days after notice of b
Ippo'ntment, neglect to 10 so ADD
s sssp the same in repair, shall forte
doIllp pay LOT every such neglec. {,
j.. -Nellie oppenbeimer. the iofa
Wthgguter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
whitaker, died at the home Of t
PARENTS in Richmond, Va, Mood
,b bsA', June Is, Accompanied
~ parents aud their niece, M
n ,ema Whitaker, of Durham, ,
!, 1 y reached Hillsboro Tuesd
,esid aIo p M, and were taken to
influence es1ss Of Mr.. S. E. Cole, broth
d %,a~ OF Mr.. Whitaker. Wedn
my morning the interment v
@;1as az New Sharon Church, a +
sio ,es east of town, the funeral 9
NJ, lug conducted by Rev.
ncr arland. Mr.. Whitaker
Wbiu,aa 70 Richmond Friday. N
sevass er Will remain at Hillsb,
'sfal days with relatives,
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