The Weekly Recorder Advertisement Notice
The Weekly Recorder lists a Wednesday publication with editor E C Mackney and a subscription rate of one year in advance, $1.50, or 75 cents per six months, reflecting traditional newspaper terms and pricing.
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Newspaper
Durham Recorder
Location
Durham, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1890
Page
2
The Weekly Recorder lists a Wednesday publication with editor E C Mackney and a subscription rate of one year in advance, $1.50, or 75 cents per six months, reflecting traditional newspaper terms and pricing.
National Congress reports show farmers pushing for strong tariff protection on farm goods including wool sugar rice seeds hemp and tobacco while wool growers seek relief and a 1 cent per pound tariff on wool. Sumatra tobacco from a Dutch trust faces lower rates and debate on cotton and sugar policy continues amid broader tariff reform talks.
An executive notice from the North Carolina Sunday School Association outlines a state convention to be held in Willington on April 9 to 11. It notes a circuit of state convictions led by William Reynolds with appointments Feb 25 to 27 and urges counties to organize conventions and elect delegates.
The Recouper congratulates Gov Fowle on appointing Hon T B Womack of Pittsboro to the Superior Court vacancy after Judge Gilmer resigned. Womack has fourteen years at the bar and is praised as intelligent prudent and wise with a bright future ahead. The appointment is met with general satisfaction. Trains run Lynchburg to South Boston Va the grading nearly finished and trains expected to reach Durham by May.
News-Observer notes Honorable Thomas Brown Womack chosen by Gov Willis to fill the Superior Court vacancy in the Fifth Judicial District. The article praises his mature, capable mind, legal career since 1876, four years as Inferior Court Solicitor beginning 187? and service in the Senate since 1482, predicting he will wear the ermine with credit.
County conventions urged across North Carolina to organize Sunday School workers and form a unified network. The North Carolina Late Sunday Service and the International Sunday School Association aim for universal home access, annual conventions, and outreach to invite all to church and salvation through Jesus Christ.
An old advertisement promotes a syrup named Syrup of Figs as a universal remedy for headaches colds and stomach issues. It lists the California Fig Syrup Company of San Francisco and a local seller H Blackmail & Son underlining sales in a dated print.
An advertising notice from the California Fig Syrup Company extols Syrup of Fig as the best laxative, praising its efficacy and universal satisfaction. It lists Dr King’s New Discovery and New Life Pills, Buckley’s Amnic Salve, and Electric Bitters, claiming guaranteed results or a refund if not satisfied.
An ad declares Dr Muasnex's Guld en Specific as a universal cure sold to a worldwide audience, claiming powerful healing effects across many ailments. The text mirrors patent medicine style with bold claims and broad assurances.
Mrs H Morris Newark Ark says Abscess of Lungy and consumption were incurable until Dr King New Discovery for Consumption helped her regain health after three battles and farm work. Jease Middlewart Decatur Ohio credits Dr King for saving him from lung trouble and best health now. Free sample bottle at R Blackwall Son Dengastore.
An 19th century advertisement touts Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup as a cure for teething pain, gums, wind colic and diarrhoea in children. It promotes the product at twenty five cents per bottle.
An old advertisement touts Bucklin’s Armor Salve from the Bole Coen line for ulcers salt rheum sores tetter chapped hands chilblains ort injuries. It promises relief without payment if it fails and lists a 25 cent price per box. The ad mentions Biackualte Co Dirh.
By decree of Durban Superior Court special proceedings J M Monk administrator of Mary J Gates will sell on Monday January 27 1890 at 12 o clock at the court house door Durham NC a tract of land in Gebanou Township Durham county containing 43 acres more or less. Terms one half cash balance in six months with eight percent interest on deferred payments. J M Monk Administrator of Mary J Gates December 23 1889.
Notice that a mortgage deed dated October 23 1887 by James W Parrish and Jana Parrish was duly recorded in wok 10 pages 274 276 and 276.1. The meeting will sit at Goat Hore dour in Durban on February 1890. The described property lies in Marga township with boundaries to the north and east by J Y Brlok and to the south by De Wits with a Williams bow and starts.
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