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Orange County Observer

Location

Hillsborough, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Feb 06, 1902

Page

3

County Officials Hear Durham Building Request

Durham delegation plans to attend a February hearing on a public building request. U.S. Commissioner Frank Nash bound Thomas Horner over to the April federal term in a $200 bond for illicit distilling. his still was destroyed near Breeze's post office.

Charles M. Parks Tarboro Joley W. A. Hagee Lorena. Harrison Lizabeth Forrest Burlington N. C Maury Tennessee Wernald Worcester Maso James Fernald Southern Broken Stone Co Occoneechee Hotel W. W. Kitchin Durham Winston, Watts Duke Erwin O'Brien U.S Frank Nash Thomas Horner Federal Court Greensboro Breeze Hilletora W. H. Moore

Death of Mrs Nichols 82 in Durham services delayed by rain

Mrs Ellen Nichols of Orange County died at her daughter Mrs C R Wilson's home in Durham on January 20. The body was moved to Rougemont then to Little River Church for interment after funeral postponed to January 22 by Rev R G Matherson. She leaves three daughters and many friends.

The Observer Nichols Ellen Nichols Orange County C. R. Wilson Durham Norfolk & Western Rougemont W. J. Miler Little River Church R. G. Matherson C. R Wilson Evans Turner R. N. Halil Caldwell Institute County

Opening the Oxford Orphan Asylum Doors to Applicants

Two hundred twenty seven children remain in the Asylum with thirty seven approved on file and twelve more before the Executive Committee. Each mail brings new requests for admission. Last year sixty one children were sent out, allowing similar inflows. seven left already this year. The institution makes room as fast as possible and hopes to admit every worthy applicant in time.

Oxford Orphane Brier d

The Kind We Want Religion Charm on Domestic Harmony

A vivid excerpt extols a gentle religion that softens speech, brings melody to voices, and fills sight with sunshine. It envisions a polite faith that aids family life from husband and wife to children and servants, guiding patience, courtesy, and harmony in daily duties.

Morganton

De Witts Witch Hazel Salve advertised for wounds and eczema

An 19th century style notice extols De Witts Witch Hazel Salve as divine for burns, bruises, and cuts with claims of drawing out pain and aiding healing. It warns against counterfeits and features user testimonials about eczema cures and a child’s sores, plus other local ads and a weather note. It also records the death of Herbert L. Weaver, yard master of the Norfolk and Western Road, from brain hemorrhage in Durham North Carolina with funeral details.

de Witt de Witvs James Mack N. Webster W. A. Hayes

Death of an Old Citizen Hayes Dies After Long Ministry

Reverend Thomas C. Hayes a longtime Methodist Protestant preacher of Hayle Lodge Hillsboro dies at daughter Elizabeth Andersons home February 1 at 10 20 am in his eighty second year. Funeral Sunday at 3 00 pm from Methodist church conducted by Rev Draper with burial in town cemetery. Pallbearers named with active and honorary members of the lodge. Interment at town cemetery. Foley s Honey and Tar advertises cough relief. Deputy Marshal A J Gordon seizes a 90 gallon illicit copper still and destroys about twelve hundred gallons of beer near Caldwell Institute. two men seen fleeing. no arrests.

Poand Fancy Grocery Co Kalamazoo Corset Co Hilsboro Exchange Shriner W. A. Hayes Alaska Thomas C. Hayes Elizabeth Anderson Hayes Methodist Darch Draper Hayle Lodge Hillsboro John Laws H. N. Brown D. &S Parks James Webb R Foley U. SS A. J. Gordon Caldwell ‘Institute

Profitable Investment: Stomach Cure Promises Relief

E Demick of Somerville Indiana testifies after seven years of stomach trouble and $1000 spent. He credits Kodol Dyspepsia Cure with complete recovery, claiming it digests food so no dieting is needed. W A Hayes notes the ad, while Judge Neal rules in favor of the State in a tax case against Sears Boerboerd Co. for sewing machines shipped into the State without tax.

E. Demick Somerville Ind W. A. Hayes Fancy Grocery Co Neal Lacy Sears Boerboek d& Co Chicago

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