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Evening journal., 1908-06-20

two special prizes of IS each to the
sheep and swine departments. The
T. Coleman DUPONT prize of 800 will
be divided as follows: Women's de-
partment. $50, giving SO TO each divi-
sion; $50 to cattle; $40 to horses. The
fruit. vegetable. poultry and sheep and
swine departments will each receive
$40.
The county fair promises to have
its most successful year this season,
it's organization as a stock company
having, seemingly. aroused more than
usually wide interest Farmers all over
the State are preparing 20 enter the
competitions. and prizes will be Gag
erly sought.
The decision to hold the annual mer-
camille carnival by the Mercantile AS =
ISOLATION last night in conjunction with
the county fair has given a further in =
terest to the preparations for the fair.
and 1t is expected that this year the
attendance at Wawasst Park viii be
record breaking.
Evening journal., 1908-06-20
GOMPERS TO
FIX LABOR ROW
President o the Federation
Will Investigate the
Wilmington Trouble

A. r. Saylor. secretary OF the for
the time deceased" Wilmington Gem
trail Labor Union, in reply TO his COM
TO the headquarters OF the
American Federation OF Labor at
Washington, relating the disturbances
in the central body here. has received
word that the Federation has taken
cognizance OF the difficulty and that IL
will receive consideration Immediately
on the return Of President Gompers
and Secretary Morrison. OF the Fedora
tion, from Chicago, which will be In
about a week.
There is possibility that Mr..
Gompers himself may come TO Will
mington TO adjust the differences In
the union. Chief Of Police Black re-
tains possession OF the charter OF the
Central Labor Union.
Evening journal., 1908-06-20
FIRE IN BREWERY
CAUSED ALARM

A pot of boiling rosin caught fire in
the plant OF the Wilmington Brewing
Company yesterday afternoon, and for
a time threatened serious damage. The
rosin was being used to coat the in
terror Of kegs and it boiled over. I'm
mediately there followed q flash Of
flames and in an instant the entire pot
was ablaze.
The Delaware and Washington Fire
Companies were quickly summoned
and extinguished the blaze.
Because OF the dense smoke which
poured from the building, the fire look
ed to be more serious than it really
WAS
Evening journal., 1908-06-20
CITY COMMITTEE
WAS ENLARGED

Members OF the Democratic city Com.
mittee met last night In the rooms OF the
Democratic League TO consider new rules.
One OF the most important changes was
T. increase the city executive committee
from hve members to thirty-six.
Heretofore the chairman OF the various
wards would assemble and elect an ey-
coutive committee OF five. but under the
now rule each ward is 70 have a chair
man, vice-chairman and secretary, max
ing thirty-six in the twelve wards. These
ner will compose the city executive com.
mittee.
Evening journal., 1908-06-20
PRESIDENT OFF
FOR OYSTER BAY
Has Had a COrkine Good Time
While in Washington,
He Says
WILL SPEND QUIET SUMMER

BY United Press Leased Special Wire.
WASHINGTON, June 20.-President
Roosevelt with Mrs Roosevelt, Ethel
and Quentin left Washington today at
9.15 o'clock for oyster Bay. There
was a gathering of cabinet officials.
army and navy officers and friends at
the station to see them off, and from
their farewells. it was evident that
they were glad to escape the official
atmosphere of washington.
Among those who were present to
bid them good bye were Mrs. Taft,
Secretaries Root, Cortelyou and Straus.
Postmaster General Meyer, Assist
ant Secretary of the Navy Newberry.
The presidents horses and carriages
as we'll as household articles needed
at the summer residence were shipped
some days ago. The official papers OF
the executive Office were packed and
sent to Oyster Bay yesterday.
Secretary Loeb and Assistant Secre-
tary Forester, accompanied the Pres
ident, as well as the usual quota of
stenographers, clerks and secret SER
vice men,
AeHlSldill DetAtldig l@dlld Ithidlio
in charge of the executive office in
Washington.
The president and family anticipate
a quiet restful summer, as but few
engagements have been made.
The President was reminded that
perhaps he had fairly earned a rest. to
which he replied briefly and cheerily'
do not waste any sympathy on me.
have enjoyed every minute of my
stay here. and my thanks are due to
the American people and not theirs TO
me for the opportunity I have had to
serve them.
Il have had perfectly corking time. ''
he added with a characteristic Roose
welt smile.
Representative of labor organizations
of the District of Columbia called to-
day at the White House to request
the President to deliver a farewell
address to labor" on Labor Day. The
President will consider it.
Evening journal., 1908-06-20
UNIFORMED KNIGHTS
GO TO CONVENTION

on Monday evening members OF
Wilmington Company. No. l, Uniform
ed Rank of the Knights of Pythlas,
will meet TO make final arrangements
TO attend the biennial convention OF
the supreme lodge Of the order at Bos
ton during the first week in August.
About 20 uniformed knights will be
in the party attending the convention.
They viii wear the full uniform OF
the order. on Tuesday. August 4.
there will be a monster parade OF the
knights at Boston. In addition 10
the uniformed knights. other members
OF the order from this city will attend.
Evening journal., 1908-06-20
COUNTY ASSESSMENT
ABOUT 81 MILLIONS

The work OF totalling the county as
sessment figures has about been finished
and report on the subject is expected
to be made 10 the Levy Court at It's meet
ing on Tuesday. The work shows an as
sessment OF approximately fifty-sev1n
million dollars, an increase OF about ono
million dollars over the assessment Of last
year Although the increase is not as
large as was expected. II will not occasion
an increase OF the county tax rate which
is 6 cents on the 800 OF assessment. 1hers
remain but ten more days Of the present
county fiscal year. and the amount OF
money in the treasury viii be sufficient 20
meet all necessary expenses during the
period.
Evening journal., 1908-06-20
BOYS HELD IN
PROBATION BONDS

Four boys. giving the names Of Ben
jamin Riddle, Anthony Gorecke. John
Kshepka and Leon Sewell were each
held in $50 probation bond in the City
Court to-day. They were accused Of
taking gum boots from the plant Of the
f. Blumenthal Company. at Front and
Monroe streets, and it was on the rec
ommendation of Humane Agent Frank
Stout, who investigated the case. that
the youngsters were held in probation
bonds.
Frank Rylaczewsli. another boy,
charged with trespassing in q coal
yard and helping himself to coal, was
also held in $50 probation bono.
Henry Floyd. colored. accused of lar
ceny of so cents, was dismissed.
Evening journal., 1908-06-20
CITY MERCHANTS ENDORSE
THE DRAINAGE PLAN

The directors OF the Mercantile AS
ISOLATION last night endorsed the action
of the National Drainage Association
in establishing offices in this city. Ths
directors also decided to work in con-
junction with the New Castle County
Fair Association and the Board Of
Trade in making the fair OF the former
association a success. The merchants
VIII ask the fair association to set
aside three days for the entertainment
of children.
The merchants hope that many Of
the business men Of the city win take
spaces at the fair.
Evening journal., 1908-06-20
SPRINGER HEIRS"
AFTER THE ESTATE

A Chicago attorney representing thc
Sprlngers Heirs Association, organ
lied TO take legal steps toward ac-
quirlng the estate here. arrived In
Wilmington yesterday and was for
several hours busy at the court house
looking over the records OF the estate.
lie win probably remain here for sew
eral days investigating.
The Springer ''heirs" assert that they
are entitled 70 an estate which COM
prlses practically all the land in tha
heart of the city valued at more than
800, 900. 900. The land was decided By
an ancestor TO some one. they assert
and the "helrs" never got It,
Evening journal., 1908-06-20
JAMES H. ROWLAND
LEFT 100000

EI.KTON, Nd. June 20-The in
ventory OF the personal property of the
late James Harvey Rowland. who died
several weeks ago at the Johns Hop
kins Hospital. as filed in the office OF
the Register OF wills in Elkton. shows
the personal estate TO be worth
1856 s40.42. The testator also owned
real estate in Baltimore, Washington.
West Virginia and Cecil county. val
ued at about $4,000. which win bring
the total value Of the estate up to
about s2,OOO,OOO.
Evening journal., 1908-06-20
Surveyors Finished.

The corps Of surveyors from West
Chester who have been engaged in run
ming the final survey of the West Chess
ter and Wilmington Electric Railway,
have completed the work, so that con-
struction work can proceed along the
route. The contractors are still en-
gagged in grading for tracks outside Of
Wilmington. It is not probable there
will be any grading done in West Ches-
ter this year.
Evening journal., 1908-06-20
BROKE WINDOWS
IN A SYNAGOGUE

For breaking two windows in the
new Synagogue of the Adas-K -Kodesch
Congregation at Sixth and French
streets last night. Leo Cooper and
Thomas Mcknight, young men in n
crowd who were acting disorderly were
fined So and costs each in the City
Court today.
Patrolman Bullock made the arrest
He said the defendants were two Of
crowd who we're acting disorderIy
late last night and he saw two OF
them break panss Of glass 1T the
aynsxogue with their nsts.
Evening journal., 1908-06-20
Mr.. TOWNSEND HOME,
FULLY RECUPERATED

City Solicitor Sylvester d. Townsend.
Jr., returned TO the city to-day after a
tnree-weeks' absence following recovery
from his recent illness. He is much m
proved in health and hopes TO renew his
law practice next week. Mr.. Townsend
spent much Of his time at Atlantic City
Evening journal., 1908-06-20
DELAWARE DELEGATES ARE
EXPECTED HOME TONIGHT

Governor Lea and Congressman Burton.
Delaware's delegates 20 the recent Re-
publican National Convention. are ex>
pected to arrive home from Chicago
before midnight Information to this
effect was given out by friends of the
delegates this morning William II.
Head. who accompanied the party, will
arrive in this city tomorrow after
noon.
Evening journal., 1908-06-20
aIahop Monaahan 70 conficm

A number of children will receivu
their first communion at the 8 o'clock
mass in the Cathedral tomorrow
morning. After the 1890 o'clock mass
the sacrament Of confirmation viii be
by Bishop Monaghan. In
st. Mary's Church. Sixth and Pins
streets, in the evening at 7.30 O'Clock.
a class Of 200 children win be con-
hrmed by the bishop.
Evening journal., 1908-06-20
Rrotherhood,s Field Sports.

The annual field day of St. James
Brotherhood will be held this afternoon
at the Y. NJ. c. A. track, Elsmere. One
of the features is baseball game be-
tween married men, captained by Rob
ert d. Kemp, and single men, captained
by George b. Isenberg.
Evening journal., 1908-06-20
saenaerbund Smoker .

A smoker win be given in the Labor
Lyceum, Second and jackson streets,
tonight by the Arbeiter Saengerbund.
Selections will be given by the mem-
bers. The smoker viii be held for the
benefit of the Saengerfest. which will
be held in Syracuse, N. Y. on July 2
to s.
Evening journal., 1908-06-20
Or. Wolfa.s Sermons.

The Rev. DR.. George L. Wolfe viii
preach two special sermons at First
Methodist Protestant Church tomor-
row. In the morning he will preach
on "The Branded Conscience" and in
the evening on "The Treasures of
Memory"
Evening journal., 1908-06-20
To Haun an outinn

an outing tomorrow TO Beste's farm.
between this city and Newport. IL Is
attended.
Evening journal., 1908-06-20
LOSES HIS LEG AS RESULT
OF TOMBSTONE FALLING

Charles Kerns of Milford aged who hurt al
weIh Tract Cemetery by a him. is serious nd
49,. -. u......-~
He $ n a critical condition
Evening journal., 1908-06-20

Advertise In busy times, be- 5
cause the iron must be struck 5
while it is hot, and advertise
in dull fines TO heat the iron.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1908-08-27

AA1O - ~ lA1kO
commissioners.
The following accounts were al
lowed by the Board OF Commission
ers Of Orange County q. regular
meeting August 8. 1908
Betsy Ann and Willis Gates,
support, 5 "a 90
Elizabeth Lloyd. Support, I so
sBarcena Riley, support, 2 90
Cot Riley, support, 2 90.
ii Murray, oil machine, 80
Geo and Rachel Paul, sup, 2 90
w w Warren, labor al the
County Home, 10 90
Ehand Milling Co, -four for
the County Home, Is 60
Darham-P'a ,ish Go, supplies
County Home, 26 10.
Edwards & Broughton, sup
plies Clerks office, II rs
Clerk Hamilton. supplies for
Office. / "a
John p Lockhart, tax list
tor Emo Township, 1908, 35 OC.
"a A Lynch, work and ma
terial bridge New Hope, Ill IS
Susan Bnrch, support, 2 90
Jno ] Pratt, damage land, Is co
y A McCauley, laying off
road, 2 10
p Il Hamilton. account en-
dorsed to him by John p
Lockhart, 90
|EG Link, laying off-road, 2 90
Edwards s Broughton, sup
plies Registers Office, IA 80
Edwards g Broughtoo, tax
receipts. q Is
Ward Fence Co, fence for
Court House yard, 268 90
Sheriff Andrews, board of
|. prisoners, &c. 40 95
Letha Crabt,ee and Mag
Hicks, support, 2 90
Mary & Sykes, support, 2 90
Thos Craig, laying of. road, 2 so
AS Barbee and others in
case Of State VS. Hattie
Williams, lanatlc, 5 90
MISS Newman, support, l so
The following persons were al
lowed 81 each for ''outside support:
Harper Allison, Henry Pratt,
Ann Scarlet, Prior Warren, Louis
Walton, Annie White, Julia Rob.
erts. Mary Smith, Gilman Carr, W
a Dorherty, Malinda Davis, Aaron
Woods. Jack Wilson, VIM Dodd,
Nancy Crabtree, Mrs Llovd, Miss
Pickett, Margaret Ellis Mrs Null.
house and Anna Kyle.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1908-08-27
Democratic Primaries.

0AAAO IAIAS
The Democratic primary.fio Hills
boso Township was held IN the
seourt house Saturday afternoon
from 3 80 70 80 O'Clock.
pr. G. p. Jones called The neet-
ing 10 order and exclaimed the OBJ.
jectsof the meeting.
Major Jchn w. Graham was
called to preside and JOS. A. Harris
was requested to ait as Secretary.
ThsIoliowing persons we're elect
ed members Of thesPrecinct Execu-
Tive COMMITTEES
y. G .. Jones, George F. Par
rott, Charles Stiayhorn, J. +. Tor-
ner andI-R. Wh1.ted.
The delegates were Instructed to
cast the vote OF the township for
john Laws for Register Of Deeds,
and~forS 5. W. AUDI ws for Sheriff
For the other officers the vote
was as follows
House Of Representatives. NJ.
Galtis, IS ; Thomas N. Cheek, %
Treasurer-Harry L. Parish, 88;
Cicero H. Jones, 8
County Commissioners-S,erling
Browning, 10; Joseph w. Pickett.
|57iAdd.soD +. Andrews, AZ Chas.
E Wilson, a n. Y. Ray, rs ; j.
D. Webb, II; w II. Wllke1son,
Is w, NJ Strowd, 3. :.
The following persons were elect
ed delegates 10 the County Cobyen-
ton: Major john w. Graham, E
NJ. Iockhart,I Joe Walker, Alan
Bro wing aud A. Fl. Kramer. Al
ternates Charles L, Smith, Charles
StraYhorn, E.A. Dickson, James H.
Webb aud H, Fl Thompson.
Unofficial returns Indicate the
nomination Of Gattis Tor the House
OF Representatives, and Parish for
Treasurer. There is 10 opposition
to Sheriff Andrews and Register OF
Deeds Laws. While Messrs. Pick
EFT and Browning seem to be in the
lead for County Comm issjoners., it
may be that all three of the Com
miseioners will have TO be selected
by the County Convention.
There are SO votes iu the County
Convention, aud it will require a
fraction over 10 IL votes to nom
mate. /
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1908-08-27

Sears the q The Kind Yol Have Always Bought
"a &1HZZzw

OTATE OF NORTH CAROiINA,3 /
- ORAN5E COUNTY.
Superior Court. August Term, 1908
j. .. Webb, Administrator OF Virgil
Long,
against
John Atwater, Hattie Merritt, William
Merritt. George Atwater, Rena
Richardson, Tom Richardson, Oliver.
AJwater and j.. II. H%ansberger.
NOTICE.
> The defendant. T.. Fl. Hansberger.
above named, will take notice that an
action entitled as above, has been com
mencedAi in the Superior Court of Or
ange County by the plaintiff as admin
istrator of Virgil Long, to sell a GER
tain parcel of land situate in Chapel
Hill, in said county, adjoining the
lands Of John AtWater, Jesse Jones and
others. for the purpose OF making as.
sets TO pay debts, and to remove the
cloud on the title. caused by the fact
that said defendant claims To have a
valid mortgage on said property. which
claim is denied by the plaintiff and to
cancel said mortgage ; and the said de
fendant will further take notice that he
is required to appear at the Mex term
! Of the Superior Court OF said county.
to be heidon the sixth Monday after
the first Monday in September. 1908, il
being the 10Th dav of October, 1908, al
the Court House III said county a
Hillsboro. n Cx and answer Or denim
to the complaint of the plaintiff, or ths
relief therein demanded will OF
granted.
On this 18th day of August, 1903.
D. I'll. HAMILTON.
Clerk OF the Superior Court Of Orang'
County.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1908-08-27

Entry Of Land No. l.
To John Laws, ex-officio Entry Taker
of Orange County s.
The undersigned claimant, being a
citizen oithe State OF North Carolina,
hereby sets forth and shows hat the
following tract or parcel OF lan1,tt to-
wit Lying and being in Chapel Hill
t township, Orange County, North Car
DINA, and more fully described as fol-
lows, viz: ~
Beginning at a point on the north
side ot Rosemary street 80 yards from
the intersection of Henderson and
| Rosemary streets, thence along Rose
nary street II yards to Presbyterian
Church alley, thence nollhwalu with
said alley LAC yards to Cameron line.
thence westward with said line -
yards to school property or town prop
e, ty. .the,lce southwark 40 yards 10
Rosemary street to The beginning, con-
tanning by estimation, One aud One.
Fifth Of an Acre i'll vacant and unap-
prospriated land belonging to the State
of North Carolina and subject to entry
and the Undersigned claimant hereby
ma es entity OF, lays claim to, ant
prays tor q grant Tor, said land.
iThis 10th day OF August, 1908.
w. a. TEMPLE
i Claimant
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1908-08-27
County GARD OF Flee
tons.

At a meeting of the Board OF
Of Orange County held on
W Wednesday, August 18th, 1908. it
was decided to hold a meeting OF
the Board on Friday, September
18th, 1908. for the purpose OF ap-
pointing Registrars and Judges OF
.E;ec,,on for the election to be held
ou Tuesday, November 3rd, 1908.
AL! persons having business with
the County Board of Elections are
requested TO meet, with the Board
on that day IN the Grand Jury room
in the Court House.
BY order Of the Board
JOSEPH A. HARRIS
Secretary.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1908-08-27

Mr.. George f. Parrot and
daughter, Miss Bessie ParrD DIT, have
a,ons to Washington City and An.
l1apolis. On their return to Hills
boro they will be accompanied by
Mr.. Parrott's son, = midshipman in
The q s. navy.
We have received = copy Of the
Twenty First Annual Rep, RI Of the
Bureau of Labor and Printing Of
The State Of North Carolina for the
year 1907. with the compliments of
81. B. Warner, Commissioner.
- Senator Lee S. Overman will
address the people at Hillsboro on.
Saturday, August 90, the day. the
Orange County Convention meets
1t this place to nominate 3 candidate
for the Legislature and county off
ces. All citizens are invited to be
present. aud hear the issues Of the
day discussed.
Does your back ache !? Do you
have sharp pains in the side and the
small OF the back? This is due.
usually, to kidney trouble. Take
DeWnt's Kidney and Bladder Pills.
They will promptly relieve weak
back, backache, rheumatic pains and
all Kidney and Bladder disorders.
Sold and recommended by W. A.
Hayes. Druggist.
We call attention to the large
and attractive advertisement on our
first page Of a t1rand Auction and
Sale of 100 Lots aud Several Tracts
of Land, on Tuesday, September l,
1908, at 1870 3. m. at Graham, n.
C., by the Southern Realty & Auc.
ton Company. E, M. Andrews,
Manager, Greensboro, n. G. That
the sale is to be under the manage.
ment of Mr.. f.. M. Andrews is a
soGcieot guarantee that it will be q
success. Look up this advertisement
and read it
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1908-08-27
While Kennedy's

While Kennedy's Laxative
Copgh Syrup is es~pecially recon-
mended for children, it is. ct
course. just as good tor adults. Chill
dren like to take it because it tastes
nearly as good as maple sugar. lis
laxative principle drives the cold
from the system by q gentle patu.
raj, yet copioos action OF the bow
els. Sold by W. A. Hayes, Drug
gist.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1908-08-27

-lCU pecptS Who "0".oo
md more rain, are you satisfied p
Mrs. Il. n, Brown and son,
|uanry, j., with Miss Es,elle
Row, went to Chapel Hill Satur-
dsy.
-DeWitt's Little EARLY Risers,
asa. easy, pleasant, sure, little liver
pills. Sold by ". A. Hayes, Drug,
gst.
Miss T4uldah Heater, of Rcx-
5ogo, who has been visiting Miss
Estelle Brown, retained to her
hoae Friday.
Mr.. Ednund Sirpdwick and
hnily, of Richmoud, Va, are visit
ig Mr.. Strudwiek's mother, Mrs.
", S. Strudwick, al Hillsboro.
Master Mercer Parrott. who
iss been visiting Judge. Aliens fam
Hg st Kinst.c. haa returned to his
home at tie Barracks near town.
We call attention so II. W. 6
G. Webb's handsome double-col
INN Observation-Disclosures Days
Oh cur 2sd page. Look it up and
aad il.
Mr.. W. VI. Kauion has return
Cd to Hulsboeo alter spending ses-
aal laya at AshesiiIe and visiting
Bic sen, Mr.. B w. Kenion. at Nor
gsricn, n. c. He reports a fine
trip.
Mr., F. G. Msbane, of New
York City, is sistjng Mrs. Mebane
and their child who have been
pending some time with Mrs. Me
bus's mother, Mrs. Geo. P. Collins
" Hillsboro.
Rev, Charles E. Maddry, pas
ir Of the Forest Avenue Baptis'
Church, Greensboro, II. c., has re
'al'ed and declined an urgent cal
70 the paslorate Of Va'lence Stree
BAPTIST Church, in New Orleans.
-llr. James H, Bedgreth, tor
nerly oF I'l!5boro and now q pros
9efons merchant at Clio, S C, wa
10 town last week shaking hand
Sllh hia n'auy friends, He returned
% MS home The first of the week.
The last meeting Of the Mort
Varoilna State Farmers Alliance
1914 at their headquarters nea
~lllsooro, on Augual Il, is aaid I
nave been by Tar The largee, aud tn
Nost e~nthusjattie meeting for te
!es''' Hr George z. Parrot Wa
seiaeted Secretary and Treasure
AUG state Business Agent. He hs
a'as many warm friends at Hill
se'c who will be glad to learn
~ reelection snd to know that IA
taFrott and h.e uestin,able famiI
"e 10 remain with Us.
-Aou, W. W. Kl:chin viii! ha,
competitive examination in Il
ua'' honse at Greensboro Cd 81
%aay September L, 1908, to S
Is' an appointee TO the Nav
AZ, ascaae"y. Any boy VINO desir
W., ,s's place and can probably sta
NE examination, should adore
aon' ". w. kl.chin at Roxbou
nslog bis PERMISSION to stand
I ta.,os ire date Of his birth, .
n.y. % Ms residence in tie Eli
MI n''le'' his height, weight, and
~ WI, oace. prog, Thomas r. Fo,
Will hold the examiuation9
,,-uapt' George n. Watt, VII,
%s san by toe Southern r
NJ 70 a'atlou agent at Sal.sbu
\ w. " vas noticed in this pa
' 1856 issue, has been at Hi
ts m' ,o' a week visiting his dau,
Dr. Dr., A'' J $. spurgeoa, Mrs. L.
csasoa and Mrs. Joe P. Hass
~, aptaln Waltz went TO Saliso'
a Ss afs. Of the week to enter u,
Ias .l'les Of his new position.
c., thousands Of friends in No
of ~ VINO will be glad to le
ceso promo'ion and wish MIN
&ec a ,oru hannv lila
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1908-08-27
or
III r NO. 10,

,ern Railway Co.
IN EFFECT APRIL IL 1903.
WEST BOUND.
NJ Ill, Mixed, Raleigh and
ol N" due st Hillsboro S.e9
: NJ u, q, Local Passenger, due at
u!Isboro 1923 g. N.
b! no 1s9. Local Passenger, due at
u;)sboro 700 o. m.
EAST BOUND.
= M. liz, Mixed, Greensboro and
ep dds i due at Rilla0oro at 2:2o
NJ n IA, Local Passenger, due q
|uilshoro 1o:4T Q. ia.
No, %, Local Passenger, due at
|gllsboro Az ?. N.
], Ii. O'NEAL, Agent.