ic4NfjK oi;nty oiuskicvkk.
Haitkimt. . . . .
- July 30. lsi.
Subtriptlon
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On o;.y, six months, " 1 m
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OT Advertisement will .e irw-rted
t the rate of $1 p.r aqua re (trn 1?p)
for flrt insertion, and W) cent per
qutrc for each additional insertion.
Special contract tor larjjer advertise
ment. t3F"Loenl notivrs 10 cnts pr
lin.
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cate that your ubeription ha
pired. or U due. :ind you are reiipeet
fuMr requested to ren'w or remit.
tSTThe !ditor n il I not be held re
sponsible, for viewi entertained and ex
prewed by correspondent.
IW Addre all romrounifatl')?) on
busineM to the "Observer. Hill-boro.
Iot Offlc UoiirH.
Office, open at 7. a. m. '
Mall fcoinjj Kat clones 11:1.1. a. rn.
Mail joiin West c1om; 5:15, p. m.
Mill letvea for Uoxboro, Monday.
Wednesday and Friday at 7. a. in.
Arrive. Tuetday. Thursday and Sat
urday at 3. p. m.
Mall leave for Milton, Monday,
Wednesday and Friday at 6. a. m.
Arrires'Tuaaday, Thursday and Sat
urday at 4. p. m.
Arriv from Oakv Tueday. Thnr
dir n4 Sat nr. lay at noon, and leaven
atne dy at I. p. m.
Ofll" kept npen'nn Snnd.ic for de
livery of null one hour after the arri
val of ei( h rain.
Money OrJel" ittet1 from fi oVlo-k.
a. n., to 4 o-lok, p. m.
ii. ii. ni ii.A 1 liwivtn, I . .).
Advertisements ot communi
cation mutt be handed in by 1'2, n.,
"Wednesday of each iceek to insure
their insertion in the next issue of
ths paper. The Observer leill be
put to press every Thursday by 12,
m., so as to reach subscribers bJ the
first mails leaving Hillsboro after
that hour. Remember the above,
and be governed accordingly.
Cooler weather.
1 Haiti badlv needed.
Be careful what you eat.
C. M. Parks, Kjuj , in et'joying the
sea breeze at Morehead.
Head notice of Jdm II. Hughe-,
Ktecutor of Dr. W. If. Hughe,
deceased.
President fiat field not vet out
PoSToFHlCK Nkws. I'uhlmatcr- -ifNotice the- X mark and call
General Jainctt has bit uton a ilan i,. --nle vnur suhactrintion. i
Of facilitating tl.e traiimi?ioi. - -
T T I C K
-The .Tu-ti-r. of the Fence and Board
18 8 1
1 T T t
of C ommit oners of Omn;'i: County! I , .
"in unrvi i-uuu injure ;il HIM '
boro on the lt Mondav in f Aujni?t fot !
the purpose of levying the county tax
for the year 1$?1.
The Conn "j- Commissioner will com
mence at tie ime time revising the
tax lint lor 11. and will hear com-
dcrs are intended to be printed on
bank-note paper, to be finely eti-
"IIow Ake You My Fbiesd,'
asked a bright looking man. "Oh !
I feel miserable, I'm billious and
can;t eat, and my back is lame and J RKLIGI0 TEMPERANXE AND
cant work. "Why in the world
rpiiF. METHODIST ADVANCE,
An Unofficial Mcthodit Paper,
OF.VOTKO TO
through the mails at a cheap rate ol'j A Danville blacksmith posts the
small sums of money. The new de-' following "notis :" "De copardnei
vice is ao improvement opon the!8bip hereto fo resisting twixt me
pystem of postal orders recently and Mose Skinner is hereby re
adopted by the English postal i solved. Dem whar ows de fiirm
authorities.,, ' The improvement con-1 will settle wid me, atxl lem what i plaints from all penonvi!!tereted
siats of three columns of figures, one j firm ow w ill settle wid Ioes
to represent dollars, the second tens j rskmner. J
and the third uiiits. Two denomi
nations of these orders are to be is
sued one forall sums within $2.50,
and the other for all sums within
$5. The $5 card lias (our figures
and a cipher in the dollar column,
and all ihe numerals in each of the
other columns. The postmaster sell
ing the order will designate the
amount to be drawn by punching
the figures in the respective col
umns The orders Will be payable
to bearer, and the postrffice will not
bo responsible for their safe deliv
ery any more than tor fractional
currency, for' which they are intend
ed as a substituted Both sets of or-
r THE NEW YEAB WITH
every prospect of a he:.lthv (trade
tor the next 12 months. Sales last year
were larger than any previous year, and
I am determined to increase them. My
new ! : new : : ;
d"irt you take Kidney-Wort? that's
what I take w hen I'm out of sorts,
and it always keeps me in perfect
tune. My doctor recommends it
lor aU such troubles." Kidney
Wort is the sure cure for billious
ness and constipation-. Don't fail to
try it. hong Branch Xeics.
IIill.slor-o MarketSi
Corrected Weekly.
Ilaco: . N. C.. hoi; round.
Bulk Meats, clear rib sides.
Butter, North Carolina,
Beeswax,
rorn,
t . ,
graved, and other precautions taken i r lt Rh
gOO'l,
Chickens.
of danger. We hnve"our tVa. s and
doubt about h: recover v.
Hawood Iliini'ton, a son
M HatniilfMi, i -lanijerousiy 11.
at tus lalhei's iio.nc ve.i- town.
4
Misses ?Iary and .'vnnie I'ar ks arc
visiling their i."'c; Mis. L. 1, Ilrus
wll, at the liable Hotel, Ashvvilb.,
N. V,
Mrs 15. 1). Stiih. of Uahrigb, can-v:i:-sed
ililihboro, this wet ic, in 1 1 t
i;:toiMt of Ji.-iicrj'Hi Davi.V Jli'oiy
(t( the War.
Solicitor Si: ud wick returned from
Kckin;;li un ("curt, Thursday, quite
unwell. We hte lie may scon be
entitely well.
Calvin K. 1 '.irisb, Jame R M isod
and J. K O'U.irs are anaounc.ed to
make anti-prohibition tipeoches in
Hillsboro, Saturday.
The Southern Calendar Clock
Company is selling large numbers
of clocks. HilUboro ia headquar
ters of this Company.
Mr. Tim Allison, head clerk in
the store of J. B. O. Rou!h3c, Esq.,
is taking a short rest, and the boys
gay he is having a fine time.
We were glad to see in our town
last Monday, Mr. J. W. Biggs, of fa,r
thn wall-known Music Ilonse of
Happy McSmith, Charlotte, N. C.
against counterfeiting It is ex
pected that the department will be
abb! Itj sell them at from 2 to 3 cen's
for a 2.f0 order, and tnm 4 to 5
cents fr a $.0 oi .K r. The postmas
ter will enter the amount of the or
der in, writing on a stub, which will
be the only check the department
will need, and will contain only the
amount of the order, the date of is
sue and the name -of the office upon
which the older is diawn. This
will do away with a great deal of
clerical labor, inco the names of the
remitter ami payee will not be en
tered at all in the records as is done
in money older transactions, nor
will any advices be issued. In order
to prevent ihe Use of the postal or
ders' as currency, they are to be re
deemable only tor three months
alter date ol issue
Bad, Too Bad Gummy Oil's
run Tuouule Clean your machine
well with kerosene, get all the old
oil and kerosene off, .theii buy and
use only the ''Ellis'' oil. Ask your
merchant lor it, and take no other.
This space belongs to L. J
Weaver, Chapel Hill, N. C. Watch
it 1
E. per doon.
Flour. North Carolina,
(fay. Timothy.
Molasses. Cuba,
at, shelled. '
l'c:is. white, pc
Umi:-. mixed.
cotton,
u:u bite,
yellow.
Salt. Liverpool, line.
budiel.
11
12 1-2
11
20
20
75
70
10 to 20
l"to 17 1-2
8 to 25
10
$6.00
50
40 to 45
tJ5 to 75
1.00
1
1
12 1-2 to 15
10
$1.S0
LITERATURE".
PudUhel weekly at Goldsboro, N.
C, for a Joint Stock Company.
Subscription: $2.u0 a year, $1.00 for
six months, payable in ad vane
A liberal patronage' is respectfully so
licited. Address all communications
to the Editor.
W. M. KOBEY, Editor.
F. M. WOOD. n v ...
M. V. SHERRILL, Cor' tdltor-
rjliE NEWS AND OBSERVER;
RALEIGH, N. C.
IIill.-loi'o Tol:si;o Mar
ket Report.
Corrected Weekly by C. B. Paylon
Dark Cireen Luir-. 3 to 4
4.'ommou to Medium New
Bright Smokers, 5 to 8
Medium to Good New
Bright Smokers, 7 to 10
Good to Fine New Bright
Smoker.-. 10 to 15
Common to Medium New
Bright Filler?, 5 to 7
Medium to Good Netfr
Bright Fillers. 7 to 10
Good to Fine? New Bright
Filler--, 10 to 15.
Common to Medium New
Bright W rappers. 10 to 15
Medium To Good New
Bri-ht W ra pi e is, 1 5 t o 20.
Good to Fine New Bright
Wrappers. HO to 4"
Fine to Fancy Ne,v Bright
Wrappers, 50 to 75
Receipts are increasing. Good, tine
and fancy wrappers high and in demand.
The Largest Weekly in the State !
We give 2,500 columns of reading
matter during the year. We give lull
reports ot the meetings of all important
religious bodies and of court and legis
lative proceedings, and generally all
matters of interest occurring in the
State. ;
We give the latest Telegrams the
latest Market Reports, the freshest
News, interesting Articles, Stories for
the-girls and Farm Notes for the boys.
Our Market Reports will be worth
many dollars to farmers and merchants.
STOCK SHALL BE LA KG EH
AND MORE COMPLETE
THAN EVEH.
I will begin ihe new year wi.h a full
line of all staples,
IRON, SALT, MOLASSES,
SHEETINGS,, NAILS,
SUGARS, COFFEES, CHEESE,
PRINTS, MEN'S WEAR,
CLOTHING, HATS, &c.
My Stock was very much reduced
during the holidays, but I am replenish
ing In every line.
We open to-day an elegant line of
GENTLEMEN land BOYS HATS.
.1
We open this week a new line of
PRINTS, BLEACHED COT
TONS, NOTIONS,
everything that ran short w 111 be filled
In each department.
I have received ONE THOUSAND
DOZEN
COATS' SPOOL COTTON.
This is the ''Old Reliable' tor machine
In order to replace the large quantity
of goods sold before the holiday. I
nave recently taught a large atock
seasonable gtnxls, con -Ming of
COFFEES, SUGAR, SALT,
RICE, HOMINY, MOLAS
SES, S YM V PS, C I i E ES E. .
Also PRINTS. TICKS. SHEETINGS
and SHIRTING. DRILI. and miny
other Drv Good.
Also a full line of
HARDWARE, TIRE, BANI
SWEE1) IRON, NAILS
HORSE and MULE
SHOES,
HORSE SHOE NAILS, AX,
MATTOCKS GRIND
STON ES, and a com
plete Stock of
CUTL E R Y .
In CROCKERY, a great v;Ul.
Common C. C. Ware, Stone Ware, .i t
tation China, (very pretf and hi .
and a nice lot of Plain and l iu.
China.
All the above and main other jjo
not mentioned, will be sold at pop;: S o
prices.
T.
Take your County Paper, and then and hand-sewing. Mv selling two tbou-
send $2.00 for the News and Observer
Specimen copies furnished on appli
cation.
H 0 T
I C E
STATE OFNOBTII CAROLINA,
Orange County.
sand dozen last year is an indication
that our people appreciate it. Not
withstanding the tact that it has been
repeatedly Hated that no one kept it in
Hillsboro, don t allow such statements
to mislead .you. I ain Agent for this
Cotton, and give it to dealers in lota at
Nw York prices and save, them the
Irelght.
A meeting of the proposed corpora
tors aticl subscribers to the capital stock and RALPH'S SNUFF.
of the Willard Manufacturing Com
pany is hereby called to be held at Agent tor PEARL SHIRTS
Durham on the 2nd day of August, need no talkmz up
Clerk Superior Court.
I am Agent for RAILROAD MILLS
They
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
N EC CTOR'S NOTICE;
ODDS AND ENDS.
The New York Legislature has
lectcd Laphatn to fill the Senatorial
vacancy created by the resignation
ol Conkliug. 1 '
Five hundred deaths last week in
Cincinnati, a city of about 2o,000
inhabitants, is a terrible exhibit of
the fatal effects ol heat.
It is said that Secretary of State
Blaine is dying of that iatal disease,
Diabetes, the same that killed Sena
tor Carpenter, of Wisconsin.
V son of ex-Senator Putzh, of
,Ohio, was recently tortured to death
by the Apache Indians, into whose
hands he was so untortuuate as to
Having qualified as Executor of Dr.
V. R. Hhicn deceased. I hereby give
notice, to all peasons indebted to said
estate to come forward and make imme
diate payment, and all person's having
claims against the e-i.-ite must present
them dul- authenticated within the
time prf-scrih'd bylaw or tins notice
will be plead in bar of their re ocrv.
Mr. T. C. Ellis is my authorized agent
to receive and receipt for any moneys
due the e.-tate. This July JStb, lf?Sl.
JOHN II. HUGHES. Exr.
-JJ-ISS ALICE C. HEARTT
will oen her school for small children
on August 1st, 1S8L
WANTED !
One hundred thousand pounds of old
Wrought Iron, Brass. Copper and
Bones, fr which I will pa) the highest
cash prices, delivered in Hillsboro.
W. E. STEWARD.
Administratrix notice.
Having this day qualified as Execu
trix of the last will and testament of
Eliza J. Thompson, deceased, I hereby
notify all persons indebted to said es
tate to make immediate payment, and
I am buying MATCHES in fifty gross
lots, enabling me to give them tdnleal-
ers at New "ork figures.
Also LA UN DRY SO A PS.
I handle the BAY STATE SHOE for
this town. They are a blessing.
I am opening a line of all numbers of
1880.
C SMITH MUSIC
M'
E. JONT
HOC- '
all persons having claims against the BOOTS for the February snow. New
haiu esiitie w 111 picsciii liiuiu lu ujc i ouuck ui nu nurino cierj with.
withm one year from mis date, or this
notice will be plead in bar of their re-
covery. This 5th of July, 1881
SALINA THOMPSON.
C. M. PARKS.
I
AM JUST
opening a
RECEIVING AND
SPHING AINL SUM-
MB MILL11NEUY
CiOOI3fS.
The Emperor of Russia commu
ted the sentence of Ilessv Helfman
Henry N. Brown, Esq ., will ad- DenaUervitude for lite for com-
drees tho civttens ot iiiusooro next, . lh murder of the late
Monday night on the Prohibition L, .
t T a Iahmh iiai01 attAfid I
mm v v a B rm m m .A m l zm. m m.M mr-m . m mmm m m 4-1.
BUUJCVW Th ITnit-d States now has ten
We return thanks to mr. u. u. timea more acres of wheat than the
Laws for a delicious cantaloupe. TTnit, KinfT.lom . it haa lwice lhe
Tor fresh watermelons, confection- nmber Gf horses of both Eugland
eries, soda water, Ac., 'Laws csn't be, an(j pr3nce . one-third more cattle,
beat.
Look not upon the . cucumber
T"
E U
N I V E R S IT Y
OK
NORTH CAUOLIK A
NEW LINE OF SUMMER
Staples ami Novelties,
which I invite the public to call atld
examine and satisfy themselves of the
rood quality and the low prices put I
noon ttiem to meet tneir views anu
purses.
A Complete Assortment of
GENTS UNDERWEAR,
HEXAGON SCARFS,
TIES, &c,
LATEST STYLES!
J-RS. MATT IE TAYLOR,
MILLINER
HILLSBOROUGH, N
C
has received a large and full stock of
Spring and Summer Millinery Goods,
which will be sold at remarkably low
prices lor cash.
Also a PULL LINE OK NOTIONS.
11. UEH SHOP.
ZIALL ON FRANK HARRIS FOR
Branch of Lvdden fc Bates. Prif
Terms and everything ex
actly the sadie.
MEANS BUSINESS AND 1 .
FAMILIES IN NORTH
AND SOUTILCAR-
OLINA
. ENDORSE EVERY ORGA
WE SELL.
OltOANS Read these figur.:.
A Fifteen Stop Ohoan witm 4
Sets of Reeds, Sun Bars am
Octave Coupleu for $65. St. .).
and Book. Guaranteed for 6 yenr.
Send for Circulars.
PIANOS Chickering & So .
Mathushek, Guild & Church, Arn tf
Southern Gem, &c., 4&c.
ORGANS Mason fc Ila-r"-
Peloubet & Co., Sterling, Ari..tn,
La Petite.
ONLY RELIABLE MAKERS
REPRESENTED.
We send on 15 days trial,
pay ireight both ways if no ,m
We can't be undersold for CAM I
PIANOS Read these fiVun
Pianos 8160 up. A 7 Octa e Hot
wood Case, 2 round corner, fili
agraffe overstrung Bass, and in ( . -y
way 1st Class, and fully guar.u '.-f
for 6 years. Stool and Cover
LADIES LINEN SUITS com
nlete. lor house wear or travel
ray figures on them, by all means,
before buying.
SILK HANDKERCHIEFS of
every hue and style.
a good Shave, a good Shampoo,
si good Hair Cut, and all other work
done in his line ot business. Kirst-class
work guaranteed.
N. B. Particular attention paid to the
gee cutting ot childrens hair.
Efy Ladies Hair Cutting and Sham
pooing done at their residences with
neatness, &c. Thanks for pat favors
and solicits a continued patronage.
I am yours, respect I til ly.
FRANK W. HARRIS,
Hillsboro. N. C.
NEXT SESSION" WILL BEOI.V
Combine the advantages- of the old
Curr! -nliim, with special and extended
instruction according to the I'niver-ity
system.
Connected with it arc seliools-of
LAW. of MEDICINE, and of PHARMACY.
New Lines and Styles of COR
SETS, at 25 cents to $1.
HOSIERY of every description
dren, blisses and
to 50 cents.
-pRIVATE
BOARDING HOUSE
and color, for Chi
Ladies, at 10 cents
when it shinetn green in the basket,
for at last it grippeth like a pair of
nippers, and twisteth like -a thumb
screw.
The school of the Misses Nash
and Miss Kollock opened Friday.
Miss Maria Nash, we are glad to
and four times more hogs than both
A half dollar of 1807 is worth
seventy-five cents. A five cent piece ,
ot 1795, in good condition, is worth ,
one dollar. Filty cent pieces for;
1S13, 1S19 and 1824 are worth sixty
cents each. A half cent for 1851 is
worth eight cents.
Sno'Kil facilities given tor p'.ietn-al
studies, such as
Analytical and Agricultural Chemistry,
Land Surveying. -Drawing. Rok
- Keeping. Bushies Law, Phono
graphy. Ac.
The comet can now be seen with
learn, has almost recovered from ber , nzkcd eye in the northeastern ;
recent illness. f sky about 3:30 in the morning. It ' T
.-
Kxpenses. in-'luding tuition and rom
rent. $1K" to $230 per annum.
Address, .fur catalngnc and parti, u-
' KKM1 P. BA'ITLK. Td,. D..
I'resident.
m r o ii i a n r sale:
An organ lor the use of the Met h-1 rises earlier every night, aud will,
odist church atjliis place h arrivtMl. SOOn be visible in the evening sky !
It was purchased of Mr. J. L. Stone, and circumpoltr like the late comet.
Raleigh, N.'C, and wa.- lOJnnlac-, Its tail is about one degree long,
lured by the 15. Shooinger Organ The comet is coming directly to-,
Co. 97 to 121 Chestnut Street, New! wards the earth, in its way to the
Haven, Connecticut. perihelion passage, which will be
William UaUcttf infant sou of made about A'ugit 18th. It will
A. J. Gordon, died it his father's then be twenty five times brighter
home neai HilUboro, last Saturday, than when first seen, brighter, it is
The funeral services were held at said, than the comet now fast waning and twelve mouth
the Methodist Church, Sunday alter-j was in its brightest hours. It is X1
t h .clock, and were con-
iptist
in pursuance of an order of the Suj-ri-r
i 'ourt of Orange County. I will sell
at public auction, on the premises, on
Saturday. August H. ll. that -valuable
H.'ii-..' :md Lot 'in the town of "hajel
Hill. N. '.. known as . the Emory
place." direetly in fiont of the College
i -auipus, and on the corner of Franklin
and Henderson street.-.
This is the mst conveniently located
re-Idem e iii Clnp'd Hill, aud oil the lot
arc tvo desirable ottices, contaitiing two
room-.
Terms : $IiV in cash, balance in six'
w ith 8 ht eent. in
by bond w ith ap
proved seeing,
after all, said to be a new comet, For further information apply to A.
ducted by Hev. W. h Wright, of , andnot a reappearance of the one of Mlckle.at jM
lhe lautist church. . '1327. ("omm'r. Pitts boro. N ('.
FANS, SCARFS)
JAPANESE PARASOLS, &c.
FKEWII STOOK OF
GROCERIES.
COFFEE lower than ever.
SUGAR and MOLASSES pur
chased before the late. advance.
My Stock is Complete in every
line to satisfy the public wants,
. Agencv CLARES' -MILE -END
THREAD and ROLAND CHILL
ED PLOWS.
In future I will sell -no goods to
any one except for Cash or Jiartcr.
Don t ask for credit, for you will
certainly be refused. I have but
one price on my Goods, and by put
ting that low down, ask a continu
ance of the patronage given me for
the pas tU wo years,
I J. B. G. ROULHAC.
The undersigned can accommodate
several persons with good board on
moderate term.
I can. also, at short notice, furnMi a
I hore and buggy, saddle horse, wagon
anu team to parties desiring surh.
hen vou come to II ill.- oro. call on
me. and I will endeavor to make vou
comfortable at a small eo-r. I can
al-o, take care ot teams and hors?.
JOHN POGFE.
OUR ONE YEAR PLAN
ABLES EVERY ONE
TO BUY.
Christmas is comiDC and Mcv": . t
has not forgotten the little f 11'-
Country Merchants would ly.
to write to me for lists of srrj !: I
6truments before they buy. W
and get ray illustrated catab.-g
aud prices. Order from this hou
and save time and freight.
Address,
H. McSMITH,
Charlotte, N. (
P. O. Box 179.
W EBB
J
O H N C II K E K
CJn.rr"iiic Maker and Uu
dertaker, IIILISBOKO. N. C.
Hearse free. Keep- alwavs on hand
different styles of Vehicles. Also, all
kinds of FurnitureTat bottom prices.
Will not be undersold by any one for
same grade of work.
s
i ELECT BOARDING AND DAY
SCHOOL,
HILLSBORO', N. C.
WAREHOUSE, HHVLSBOi'
The Forty-Fifth Session of the Misses
Nah and Miss Kollock's School will
open 'tfih of July. and close lfth
of December, fij weeks.) Cin-ulaison
application.
E LIGHT R U N X I N G
"DOMESTIC"
always on hand, at Cedar Grove, X. C
For anything wanted in the Sewing
Machine line, address
T. C. ELLIS,
Cedar Grove. X. C.
"DTMachine exchanged.
At the commencement of lhe NV.
Year, . farmers would do well tcp o k
to their interest. Bring your to
bacco to Webb's Warehouse, Hills
boro, N. C, where I will guaranty
highest market prices. We have
large orders for Leaf, besides
manufacturing interests.
C. B. PAYLOR.
Proprietor.