North Carolina News Briefs and Notes of 1900
A collage of items from Raleigh and Danville reports including North Carolina chartering 31 new cotton mills last year, the Boer strength at 100 000 with 206 guns, and speculation on General Julian S. Carr as U S senator. Also notes on 507 students enrolled at the University, 1889 and 1899 failure statistics, Senator Morgan’s defense of the constitutional amendment, editor J C Sherman on aging, and a tobacco stance from the North Carolina Conference.
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North Carolina
Julian S. Carr
U. S
Fairbrother
Farrago
Danville
Morgan
Alabama
Senate
the &H
Great Religious Revival and Cough Remedies Featured
A Christian Intelligencer call for a Holy Great revival contrasts with multiple product endorsements. Advertisements praise Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for croup and general lung issues, Druggist W A Hayes sells it, and King McKinley creates a military department of Alaska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Intelligencer
Christendom
McKinley
Alaska
Raleigh Observers to Witness May Solar Eclipse
The government plans a corps of observers to witness the May total solar eclipse in Raleigh the longest duration of any U S location. In the coming year three eclipses are expected two solar and one lunar with the total eclipse occurring May 28.
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Morning Post
Raleigh
United States
Enn
Champerain's Cough Remedy Aids South Chicago Sales
Manager Martin of Pierson drug store reports a strong run on Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. He notes it sells quickly, relieves coughs, heals sore throats and lungs, and satisfies customers during the grippe season. For sale by W. A Hayes, Druggist.
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J.C. Sherman
Vermontville
Mich
W. A. Hayes’ Drug Store
Union
Chamberlain
M. Fisher
Liberty
W. Va
Croup
W. A. Hayes
Martin
Pierson Drug Store
Champerain
Chicago
Potatoes Set Record Yield Across State Lands
Withington Star notes that last year yielded a record potato crop totaling 242,000,000 bushels on 3,000,000 acres, highlighting a milestone in agricultural output.
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Withington Star
Cough Cure Promises Health to Grippe Sufferers
An advertisement touts One Minute Cough Cure as a lifesaving remedy for lung trouble, coughs, colds, croup, bronchitis, and grippe. It claims early use prevents consumption and credits W. A. Hayes as a supporter.
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Grippe
W. A. Hayes
Harnett County backs constitutional amendment with expected 800 vote lead
The Down Union reports that many Republicans and Populists in Harnett County will support the constitutional amendment and it is believed the county will give an 800 vote majority in favor.
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Down Union
Harnett County
Mortgage Sale of Land in Orange County North Carolina
By virtue of a mortgage power James H Pickett colored executes deed Jan 30 1899 registered Orange County NC Book F page 366. Sale to highest bidder at Hillsboro courthouse NC on Feb 5 1900 for one quarter interest of Pickett in 100 acres part of Daniel Pickett estate adjoining Asa Pickett and John Rigsbee to satisfy mortgage and costs.
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James H. Pickett
A. D
Office of the Register of Deeds of
Orange County
Court House
Hillsboro
WN. C
Oran County
N. C
Chapel Hill Township
Asa Pickett
John Rigsbee
Daniel Pickett
James Patterson
Pine Knot dispute over Orange County School Directors policy
The Observer prints a formal defense by J. P. Lockhart and the Orange County School Directors against accusations by a Vallejo or Pine Knot correspondent. They state directors follow the State Superintendent H. Mebane and act as county school authorities, meeting as needed with per diem and mileage. They invite fair judgment from Orange County residents.
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The
Observer
Hillsboro
N.C
Pine Knot
Orange County
Pine
H. Mebane
Thompson
Mr. Thompson
J. P. Lockhart
Ch'm'a Board
Baptists Kentate University Opens Spring Term
The Raleigh News Observer notes the Spring Term begins with twelve more students. The record of progress is described as remarkable from the start, with Mr. Stringfield on the road and hopes that contributions and patronage will rise steadily.
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Raleigh News-Observer
Kentate University
Ita Succesa
Stringfield
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Orange County Observer
Nillsborough
Joseph A. Harris
Raleigh News Observer
Young
Washington
Raleigh Chinewan
Insane Asylum
Bockleen
Corea
Wence It
Watauga County
F. M. Ross
Winfield, Tenn
Dr. King
W. A Hayes’ Drug Store
England
South Africa
Kruger
F. B. Thirkield
W. A. T Hayes
Havana
Rus
Citau- Berlaln
VRE
de Witt
Gastonia
Lewis Dennis
Salem
Indiana
Scotland Neck Commonwealth
de Wat
South Carolina
G. H. Appleton
Justice of Peace
Clarksburg
N. J
Dwitt
Bull
A. GS. R
Chattanooga
Tenn
Swift Specific Co
Atlanta
Ramon
A. McLarty & Son
Tex
Brown MF G. CO
Wheeler & Wilson
Tim
Jim Hayes
Oneipa
Graham, N. C
Ethan
New Home Sewing Machine Co
N. Ontinchee Tia
Francisco
Cal
J. S. Murray
Durham
F.C
M.L. Taylor & Sister
Trron Sreet
Parris
John W. Graham
A. W. Graham
Ree Kent Ok Lease
J. W. Hooker & Brother
Tan Yar House
H. 2. Jones
McElree
Cardus
Chattanooga Medicine Co
CMES
Peer Nash
Hillsboro, N. c
Dr. Sy
W. Graham
Oxford, N.C
Granville
Supreme Court
S M. Gatti
Joan W. Graham
Paul. C. Cage
Raham & Graham
Attorneys-At-Law
Hillsboro, N.C
Alrn Caswell
P. Band Orange
D. J
Spurgeon
Hillboro
Churton Street
Parks & Hedgpeth’s Fornitores
D. Ss. Rappors
Best of
Retet Omece Wright Building
Durham Southern
Standard Railway
AM Power
Texas
California
Florida
Cuba
Porto Rico
R.L. Vernon
F. R. Darsi Seal
CP &T
Charlotte
N.C. Archeville
TV Aleable Farm
Co. R. Parish
Postep
Hillsboro Township
Robert J. Carden
Oxanar County
Frank S. Gannon
Mac J.M
Man
W.A Turk
Washington, D. c
Kodol
A. Hayes
Draggi
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