North Carolina News and Education Developments
The Orange County Observer notes New Orleans statistician M Neill estimates U.S. cotton at 10 million bales and Chicago wheat at 10201/2 cents. NC railroad lease testimony extended to September 15. University of North Carolina offers correspondence courses in pedagogy for teachers and studies in education theory and administration.
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M Neill
New Orleans
Chicago
University of North Carolina
C. W. Toms
Chapel, Hill
N.C
Dustrial College
Gareensboro
N. C
Regula
Ene County
Charles D. McIver
Free Samples and Potent Pills Advertised in One Notice
A mixed selection of 19th century ads notes free samples of Dr King s New Life Pills promising relief for constipation sick headache malaria and liver troubles sold by W A Staves and others. Also claims on a world s best salve for cat wounds and skin eruptions and reports on Florida tobacco crops and immigration declines at New York arrivals with pauper money patterns.
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H. FE. Bucklen & Co
Chicago
Dr. King
W. A. Sfaves
Panacea Ointment Sold by Hillsboro Drag Company
An old notice proclaims Panacea Ointment for cats bruises sprains ulcers nipples burns and all sores. The preparation, once made by Mrs Jos A Harms of Hillsboro North Carolina, will hereafter be sold only by the Hillsboro Drag Company on site.
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Jos. A. Harms
Hillsboro
N.C
Hillsboro Drag Company
Washington Messenger Report on Pungo Precinct Unity
The Washington Messenger notes head of Pungo precinct has long backed Democrats and will return to a strong majority in town this week. After years of division the precinct is now united and expected to roll up its usual party majority with no dissent.
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Washington Messenger
King’s New Discovery praised for consumption coughs and colds
In Tiskilwa Illinois the editor touts Dr King’s New Discovery as the sure cure for coughs colds and consumption and urges trial at W A Hayes Drug Store. The piece expresses optimism about crop conditions and prices noting the wheat harvest is above average and European supply will be limited.
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W. M. Repine
Tiskilwa
Dr. King
United States
India
Europe
Australia
Russia
Remarkable Cure for Chronic Diarrhoea by Remedy
Veteran Henry Steinberger of Allentown Pennsylvania writes of chronic diarrhoea since 1862. After trying many medicines and doctors he credits Chamberlain's Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy with full relief after using a 40 cent bottle. The notice also mentions W P Fite being baptized at Old Orchard Maine on August 7.
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Pennsylvania
Chamberlain
Henry Steinberger
Allentown
W. A Isyes
North Carolina Baptist
W. P. Fite
Old Orchard
Maine
Ele
Local Market Prices for Farm and Household Goods
Wheat 75 cents per bushel 60 lbs corn 55 cents per bushel oats 62 lbs 55 cents per meal 46 lbs 55 cents pork 4 to 5 cents per pound bacon hog round 7 to 1 cents flour 4.10 to 6.00 per barrel tillow 4 cents per pound beeswax 20 cents per pound butter 15 cents per pound eggs 10 cents per dozen peas 75 cents to 1.00 per bushel reap s 7 cents to 1.00 per bushel hides dry 4 to 8 cents per pound chickens 5 to 2 cents each feathers live geese 40 cents per pound wool washed 15 to 20 cents per pound cowshed wool 19 cents per pound barber wool 3 cents per pound tea 12 to 20 cents per pound all kinds of country produce in good demand.
Wineton tobacco board plans fall fair and air trade
State notes report the Wineton tobacco board of trade organizing a fair association and planning a tobacco air event this fall. Other items mention North Carolina wage levels, a school tax dispute in Surry County, and railway freight plans for the Mooresville link.
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Wineton Tobacco Board of Trade
North Colina
Surry
North Carolina
Ararat
Granite
J. S. Carr
Southern Railway
Morkeville
Mooresville
Lincoln Journal
T. J. Thompson
Denver
Charles Taylor
Charlotte
Chapel Hill
Wm. Austin
Stanly County
Raleigh Academy of Medicine
Woodbridge
Greensboro
Cape Fear
George Brodie
Nannie Catlett
Kittrell
Land Auction Under Mortgages at Hillsboro Courthouse
Under two mortgages dated 04 18 4 and 12 16 1886 and recorded in the Register's office, sale of three parcels near New Hope Creek at Hillsboro courthouse on Monday September 6 1807 will occur. Parcels include Robson home place of about 300 acres and a 106 acre tract, plus Robson's interest in a King Co storehouse. Cash payments. Ex'r Crawford and mortgagees Cole announce.
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W. G. Robson
Henry Malone
Lnomans R. Cole
Register’s Office
Court House
Hilsboro
New Hope Creek
Wim. Mayes
J. W.ithe
S. D. Blackwood
Kirkland
Green Freeland
Morris King
Freeland Ring and Burroughs
Hilbert Craig
W.G. Robsort
Thomas Burroughs
George Freeland
Moereo
W.G. Robson
King & Co
Salea
Same
Crawford
Thomas RK. Cole
Sale of Real Estate in Orange County Durham County Court
By decree of the Superior Court of Durham County in Special Proceedings Lacey L Morehead Executrix versus Patterson and others, sale of two parcels in Orange County set for Sept 7 at noon at Hillsboro courthouse. First lot near town line bounds North Carolina Rail, 5 acres more or less. Second lot by Moneys Creek, 87 acres more or less. Terms: half cash day of sale, balance in 6 months with 6 percent interest. sale subject to reserve until payment. Commissioner TOMLINSON.
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Superior Court of
Durham County
Lacey L. More
Rugette Morehead Vised
Rod. Patterson
Court House
Hillsboro
Orge
Orange County
Hiliebore
North Area Rail
North Carolina Railroa Company
George Rhodes
Wm. Metau
Brick Yard
Orange Coon
G. Holt
de Tomlin
C.D. Turner
Jerry Bain
Nancy Bain
T. D. ‘Turner
Orange Holewan
T. D. Turner
North Carolina
Samuel M. Wilkinson
Margaret Thompson
Nofice
Ida Blount
Lewis Blount
Willie R. Cox
A. B. Cox
South Carolin
Arthur J. Wilkinson
Emmet
Otter
Istvan
Phantiff
Isuz
Tate
D. F. Crawford
Curt
Eat
Cour
Cory
J. Cones
Merchant's
John K. Hughes
Sherff
Tobacco Manufacturers Returns Reported Across North Carolina
The State Labor Commissioner in Raleigh receives tobacco production returns from several plants. Winston factories produce 775 thousand pounds, 185 thousand and 160 thousand pounds respectively. Mi Airy 310 thousand, Greensboro 214 thousand, Statesville 150 thousand, German town 115 thousand, Nashville 1 million. The Dukes in Durham employ 750 people with 450 men 225 women and 75 children. annual output not yet reported.
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Raleigh News and Observer
Raleigh
Winston
Mi Airy
Greensboro
Statesville
Germantown
Nashville
Durham
Cady's Condition Powders Featured as Remedy
An ad style notice touts Dr. Cady's Condition Powders for human use, claiming effectiveness for chapped hands and eye ailments, comparing it to horse medicine and promising a permanent, efficient remedy.
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Dr. Cady
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