Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1912-08-15
Pubic Ifbrary Hours.
From 500 to 90 O'Clock D. ~ a..
every Tuesday and Saturday.

Crops suffering far rain.
Safe Farmers Alliance ia il
session this week at the barracks
Miss Mary Read, OF MaSsachu
sets, is visiting her sister. Mrs
Shepherd Stud VII k, at II lli.boro
A FEW FINE PURE BRED
WHITE LEGHORN COCKER.
ELS for sale "A, Sl00 apiece Apply
to Mrs Jos. A Harris, Hillsboro.
Mrs Browne Webb and son
( Master James Webb, of Austin
\ Colorado, are visiting Mrs. james
Webb, Oh Eas, Queen street. Hills
boro.
Mr.. William s. Roulhac and
Mr.. j Cox Webb, with the SF S
Roys,er Guano Company, Norfolk
Va, are visiting relatives aud friends
at Hlllsboro
Little Miss Maryland Baystone,
OF Atlanta, Ga. ,s spending a CIV
days with little Mss Jackson, a,
Mr.. G D. Turner's home place,
the Grove"
Mrs Z E, Stanley and family,
OF 5oldeboro, are visiting Mrs.
StanIey's brother, Mr.. j.. D Atkin,
sou, in Bingham township, RED
No. 3, Hillsboro
Mrs. George 2. Collins, of
HillSboro, and Mr.. and Mrs Frank
Wood, OF kdenton, left Wednes-
day morning for Buffalo <Li,hia
Springs, Virginia.
Miss Elizabeth r. Hamilton.
who has been visiting the family of
her brother, Dr. j q, de Roulhac
Hamilton, at Chapel Hill, hes re-
turned TO Hillsboro.
M J F. Stevens tae clever,
popular and eff lent Manager OF the
Orange Trns, Company, is back in
his Office alter having been away
from Eillsboro TOR several days,
One Of the most common all
men's thai hard working ,eople are
afflicted with is lame back Applv
Chamberlain's Lima ment twice a day
and massage the parts thoroughly a,
each application. and you. will get
quick rellet. F'reale by Al! Dealers.
We are glad TO see oor Young
friend, Mr.. George c Lynch, s.bop-
u!ar clerk at Webb'S, moving about
again after having been corfined t r
several days with a straireh ankle.
Mr. Lynch was tnrtp"ate ii boiding
an accident policy with the Ocean
Accident and Guaranty Corpora
ton. Represented at Etllsboro b,
the Grange Trast Company,
The Wake Baptist Association,
co'ored convened IT, the Mi. Brigh,
Baptist cnnrch a. Hillsboro, Tues
day n,ghty and Will hold daily ees
sions untii Friday. Some 50 or go
delegates s'a expected To attend.
Rev ) III. Moore, the pastor, ex
tends a cordial invitation IL all e.
peclAfy white friends. 10 visit IN,
or all OF the sessions Of the a-secia.
ton. and see tori themselves the
progress that ,ae colored people
are making along religious aud eIu.
catio' al Dimes.
Mrs. M. J. Blackwood died
suddenly at her home in Chapes
3iili township Sunday afternoon
while sitting on her porch cunsers
ing with 3 friend. Mrs. Blackwood
was - years of aye. She is sur-
vived by d.e sons and two daneh
tiers, her husband and one child
having preceded her in death. Tie
funeral services were held at New
Hope church Monday, afternoon.
and were conducted by 'ReSs Mac
D"fle and Constable. Mrs Black
wood was q member Of the Baptist
Church and was a good woman.
The Dauville tVa) Bee of a re-
cent date says "The death OF Col
JAS. +. Cowan occurred ., three
O'Clock this morning at his residence
on College Avenue alter an illness
of some little time. Col. Cowan
was a disting uisted C~oufadera1e
soldier and vas q we'll known figju e
in Dan.iiIe. He was born in Rowan
crunty. N. G., July 81, 1915 and
Wien the war broke GU, he enlisted
in the Fourth North Carolina Regi.
:ment, Company B. During the wnr
he was dis'ing aislred because of his
bravery, and at the frattle Of Seven
Pines he lost his right arm. He is
survived by his wifi, and eight chill
dren. He will be buried to .morrow
In Leemont cemetery, the funeral
services, from the house, will he
conducted by the Rev. J. W. Car
roll" The deceased was the father
of the wife of Mr. ) 2. Mulinax, an
engineer Of the Emo Cotton Mills,
aud was well-known here where be
visited his daughter.
ST. MATTHEW'S CHURCH SERVICES.
Sundays.
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