Obituary and local notices from Hillsboro era
General Robert B. Vance dies at 72 in North Carolina after long diabetes illness. Congress meets with party votes for Speaker and adjourns for Hobart memorial. Ledger Monthly offers Christmas pictures and stories. McKinley appoints a Marine Corps officer. U.S. Army strength data released. Greensboro fever traced to water leakage at State Normal. Chamberlain’s Pain Balm praised for rheumatic relief. Southern Railway expands with large freight engines from Pittsburg. Patient testimonials tout Electric Bitters. One Minute Cough Cure extolled. Tennessee Supreme Court rules against American Tobacco Company in anti-cigarette case.
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Robert B. Vance
Z. B. Vance
Congress
Asheville
Alexander N.C
Thrilling escape after long battle with lung illness
Charles Davis of Bowerston Ohio escaped a deathly fate after two years of worsening lung trouble. He began using Dr. King's New Discovery and reports instant relief and a permanent cure. The medicine, praised for 25 years, treats coughs lung troubles now priced 50 cents and one dollar with guaranteed results. Trial bottles are free at W A Hayen drug store.
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J. W. Gardner
Idaville
Ind
W. A. Hayes’ Drug Store
Charles Davis
Bowerston, O
Dr. King
W. A. Hayen Drug Store
Monument to North Carolina Dead Erected at Winchester
Through the efforts of patriotic men and women of North Carolina a monument will be dedicated in memory of the state’s dead at Winchester Virginia on May 3 1900. All should help to advance this noble commemoration.
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Wilmington Messenger
North Carolina
Winchester
A Sune Cure For Crovr
The first sign of croup is hoarseness followed by a rough cough. Cham berlain's Cough Remedy given at hoarseness or after the cough appears can prevent the attack. Widely used in thousands of homes for twenty five years with a proven record. For sale by W. A. Asges, Druggist.
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W. A. Asges
Draggist
Not All. Buffalo Commercial.
An edited fragment shows a dialogue about Boer movements and a clocked acknowledgment of exceptions. The sparse excerpt hints at a broader discussion but provides few concrete facts or names to anchor a full news item.
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Buffalo Commercial
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure Endorsed by W A Hayes
A testimonial states that after trying doctors and mineral springs for dyspepsia, the speaker found relief with Kodol Dyspepsia Cure. The product is claimed to digest food and cure indigestion sour stomach heart burn and all forms of dyspepsia.
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W.A Hayes
E C Dewitt
Chicago
Effort to Reclaim Civil War Cotton Seizure Funds
Authorities pursue return of eleven million dollars claimed as due to Southern people for cotton seized during the Civil War. The action targets compensation from the federal government, with efforts led by regional advocates and legal channels.
Wheati Wheat Market Prices and Goods Report
Weehkly Hillsboro market report lists prices for staples including wheat at 65 to 60 cents per bushel, corn 40 cents, oats 40 cents, meal 50 to 60, pork 5 to 6 cents per pound, bacon hog round 7 to 10, flour 34.00 to 500 per barrel, tallow 4 cents, beeswax 20, butter 15 to 20, eggs 12 1 2, peas 65 to 75, beans 75 cents to 1.00, hides 4 to 10 per lb, chickens 10 to 25, feathers 40 per lb, wool 18 to 25, cotton 10 to 15, sugar 5 to 6 12 per lb. All kinds of country produce in good demand.
Death of Miss Fanige Turner at Greensboro College
Miss Fanige Turner age 25 matron at the State Normal and Industrial College Greensboro died Wednesday night November 23 of plechoid fever. Daughter of the late Dr. Thomas Turner and niece of Hon Jacob Turner she cared for the sick at the Normal. Funerals held at Hillboro Presbyterian with Rev H S Bradshaw officiating pallbearers Major D H Hamilton C M Parks Lt Winder Webb F R Fawcette N W Brown C R Parish interment at St Matthews church yard.
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Fanige Turner
Fannie Torner
State Normal and Industrial College
Greensboro
Miss Turner
Thomas Turner
Jo Iah Turner
Normal
Fannie Turner
Thomas H. Turner
McIver
Staite Normal
Hillboro
Presbyterian Church
H.S. Bradshaw
D .H. Hamilton
C M. Parks
Winder Webb
F. R. Fawcette
N. W. Brown
C. R. Parish
St. Matthew’s Churchyard
Death of Mrs. Sarah Rosemond at 80 in Charion Street
Mrs. Sarah Rosemond widow of John Rosemond died at home on Charion Street on Sunday from heart failure after a period of illness. She was about 80 and survived by four sons and two daughters. Funeral services were held at St Matthew's Church Monday at 3 30 pm with Rev S Paxson Watters officiating. interment followed in St Matthew's churchyard.
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Rev. S. Paxson Watters
Henry N. Brown, Sr
D. I. Hamilton
D C. Parks
James Webb
C. M. Parks
H. L Parish
Jos. A. Harris
St. Matthew’s Church
Ore Hill iron mine resumes with encouraging prospects
The Ore Hill iron mine has resumed operations amid promising outlooks. Officials say work paused temporarily not due to ore depletion but to allow a personnel change and to improve labor efficiency for the mine's future output.
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Ore Hill
Railway Ticket Agents Form Time Tables and Rates
Railway notices invite applications to ticket agents for time tables rates and general information. Address R L Vernon F K Danny TPA CPLT A Charlotte and Asheville North Carolina. No trouble to answer questions.
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Ticket Agenta
R.L. Vernon
F. K. Danny
TPA
Cpl&t. A
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