Local notices and historical weather notes from Hillsborough
A mixed local page notes circulation of the Orange County Observer in Hillsborough, historic commentary on the News and Observer, and references to agricultural yields, Dr. Joseph Blount Cheshire as coadjutor bishop, a Confederate and Union veteran World’s Fair reunion plan, and a June 1893 Cleveland proclamation. It mentions the North Carolina State Fair premium list and public health remedies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Blount Cheshire
Raleigh
IL. W. Ayer
North Carolina
H. W. Ayer
N.C
Advertisement claims for Leapyn tonic and P P P cure
Fragmentary ad copy touts Leapyn as a pure mineral tonic and cure for stomach liver and kidney issues with money back guarantee and price per bottle. Includes testimonial from Joun Rosamond and claim of P P P (Prickly Ash Poke Root and Potassium) benefits from Joun Kusamond plus mentions doctors and druggists in Durant and Savannah with handwritten dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wooad Hayes
Drugeist
John McClellan
Corrected War-Time Market Prices From Brown Confederate Depot
Waieskey Titisnok marked re port corrected by N W Brown Co Confederate Depot lists per bushel prices for wheat oats meal and flour. various animal products hides and wool. dried fruits and berries by the pound. coffee sugar and produce tips to prepare for market with best prices and cash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waieskey Titisnok
N. W. Brown & Co
Confederate Depot
Ets. Corp
Grace and Pauls Thorn Teach Quiet Strength in Trials
The article discusses grace as a remedy for sorrow and trial, urging submission and contentment in Christ. It reflects on Pauls thorn in the flesh, arguing that every believer bears thorns, and learns three classes of triumph: bearing, using, and rejoicing in suffering.
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Nature
Grace
Christ
Paul
L’aul
Chrisv
School of Christ
Guaranteed Cure Offer for Dr Kings New Discovery
Advertises Dr Kings New Discovery for consumption coughs and colds with a money back guarantee if no benefit after a fair trial. Trial bottles offered free at W A Hayes Drugstore with large sizes available for one dollar and a hundred dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
W. A. Hayes
South cotton and hay crops compared in 18s report
The 18s report notes the South produced 245619.74 dollars in cotton and 105480565 dollars in hay. It suggests shifting more hay and less cotton could increase overall income. Also includes an ad for a salve promising cures and a 25 cent price from W A Hayes Druggist.
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Wilmington
North Carolina Notes From Several Distant Papers
A collage of brief items: Geary act registrations in NC English districts, crops thriving in Burlington area with wheat nearly harvested, and a Labor Statistics commissioner appointed amid thanks to Gov. Carr. Notable local items include Miss Sadie Graham earning top honors in a Washington school, Mrs. Fraps’s suicide during illness, and Rev. Deems celebrating fifty years of marriage in New York. Also reports on sheep wool, tax talk on dogs, and a liquor dealer’s bankruptcy in Durham with Simmons Liver Regulator ads.
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Charlotte Observer
North Carolina
Burlington News
Locomotive Board of Engineers
Raleigh
Carr
B. R. Lacy
Sadie Graham
James Graham
Joseph
G. W. Graham
Washington
A. W. Fraps
Charles F. Deems
Greensboro Female Seminary
Church of the Strangers
New York
Produce Wanted by N W Brown & Co
All kinds of dried fruit wanted at grandmother prices with double pay for selling. Apples bring 3 to 2 cents average, peaches 2 to 7 cents average 6 cents, damsons and plums 5 cents, cherries 2 to 10 percent? cents. Sour fruit bring half price and not wanted. Send all produce for cash payment. N W Brown & Co.
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Joseph AW Harris
Orange County
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Michigan
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Grover Cleveland
United States
Congress of
Fifty-third Congress
Grovek Cleveland
Simmons
Hf. M. Tupper
Shaw University of Raleigh
Joun Kusamond
Pau’s Thorn
Anonymous
W.A. Hayes
Druwsrist
Statesville
C. W. Hoover
Troutman’s
Durham Sun
Paul Norwood
Parris and
Corcoran
Parker
Charlotte
Mecklenburg County
Anson
Moore
Harnett
Spout Springs
Wake County
Draggist
Hillsboro
N.W. Brown
Simmons Liver
W. B. Luerer
Delaware
Ohio
ACS Ad
J. H. Zeilin & OO
Lippman Prss
Lippman’s Block
J . Min
Willsboro
W. Gramam, A
Oxford
Cone Ville
Orange
James B. Mason
Chapel Hill, No
Chatham
Thester D. Turner
AttouNrY-at-Law Ysp Ry
PATE
Chumet Real Estate
Realestite
Attorney T Co
Jdrivate
Tam Row
Henry Richards
FouTz
Fonte
Fontes
Baltinorl Us
Hillsbers
Liayes
Scientific American Agency For
N & CU
BroaDway
New
You
Scientific American
Munn & CO
New York City
Ray 'Ss
Nealtil
George Plone Toos
Ann Bornper
Canton Steel
Orance
Durham
Des. Ming Company
Maranteed
George FL Nichols
Hillsboro, N.C
Curt Sovezed
Cane Barre
John Y. MacitAk
Drageist
Raleigh, N.C
Abbott
Pep Bates
PPP
Mee
Pata
Lippman Bros
Preprist Et Druggists
Lippman’s Kick
Hite
Hillsboro Country
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