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Durham Recorder

Location

Durham, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Aug 06, 1890

Page

5

Excursions and politics in Durham area highlights

Local notes recount excursions to Asheville, a Dur ham meeting and regional ads. The piece mentions a mortgage sale notice, county commission rhetoric, Orange County endorsements, and remarks on political parties with references to Be n Tillman, Senator Vance, and local civic figures alongside notices of deaths and community events.

Orange County Senator Vance R. N. Hall, Jr Little Iilver House of Representatives San Gattis Superior Court Johu K. Hughes Join Laws Keister D. M. Laws George Tate A.C. Jordan Durham Hall Orange

Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Dyspepsia Relief

A testimonial from Granch A Pace of Watertown Mass details severe dyspepsia symptoms including sour stomach and headaches. After taking Hood's Sarsaparilla three bottles provided substantial relief and improved appetite. Product sold by druggists with 100 doses for one dollar.

Hood Watertown Mass

Syrup of Figs Adverts and Democratic Convening Notice

An 1890 variety of notices includes an advertisement praising Syrup of Figs as a pleasant purgative that cleanses kidneys and bowels and cures constipation, with price and supplier details. It also lists a Dixie Horse Powders promotion followed by the 20th Senatorial District Democratic Convention at Prospect Hill Caswell County on September 6th, 1890, plus travel rates for the Richmond & Danville Railroad to Raleigh for the state convention including prices from several North Carolina cities.

Roxboro Bowers Ed. Kies Ae Chapel Hill J. McB C. B. Green Bs. J. Parrish General Assembly South Carolina Edgefield County Ben Tillman Saul Wood Lean Bulon Ian Warham Bull Fertilizer Co Fortiers Durham California San Francisco Cal Couisville Caswel Durham Orange Person Prospect Hill Caswell County Senate HLA North Carolina Raleigh N.C Richmond & Danville R. R Nickets Charlotte Salisbury Greensboro Oxford Selma Goldsboro Winston-Salem Boston Atlantic & Danville Farmers Alliance Rocpore Ter

Salem Female Academy Announces 1890 Session

The St Annual Session begins August 28, 1890 at the Salem N C academy. Enrollment last year reached 315 with health character and intellect development as core aims. The remodel includes preparatory collegiate and postgraduate offerings plus music languages commercial and industrial studies under Principal Joan H Crewett.

Uly Joan H. Crewett

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