The Coming Man in the South
The Orange County Observer discusses Edward Atkinson’s claim that the pea vine farmer will lead Southern agriculture. It argues legumes including beans peanuts and cow peas renovate worn soils and boost yields, comparing food values and advising farmers to adopt legume cultivation to reinvigorate exhausted soils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manufacturers’ Record
Baltimore
Edward Atkinson
South
Keane
Virginia
India
Saily
North Carolina News Highlights Across Counties
Reports from Durham, Oxford, Warrenton, and Winston show strong crops, good wheat quality, and growing herd health. A Wilmington church saved from sale after a fraud payoff. West Point and Yale alumni noted for high achievements. Public safety measures and old-country schooling customs also appear amid local notices and ads.
Miss Sallie Nash remembered as faithful churchwoman
The North Carolina Presbyterian recalls Miss Sallie Nash of Hillsboro as a devout Christian, benefactor of Zion, longtime head of the Misses Nash and Miss Kolleck School, and a beloved figure whose death followed five weeks of illness. Her funeral was held after a church service, with tribute to her scholarship, charity, and humble faith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. K. Nash
Hillsboro
N. C
Presbyterian Church
Zion
Jesus
Nash
Kolleck
Staite
Judge Blatchford Dies in Newport July First
ERTTERUG reports the death of Judge Blatchford of the U S Supreme Court at Newport on July 1. The Wilmington Star notes June admissions to the World Fair ran up to 165 005 on the 16th and expenses at 20 000 a day with hopes to cut to 15 000. A Raleigh telegram says the Railway Commission values North Carolina railroads at about 25 000 000 for Gaston division of Seaboard Air Line. The Raleigh correspondent reports 600 Agricultural Department reports on cotton bloom dates with Robeson County showing bloom June 14. A cyclone hit Pomeroy Iowa July 6 killing 55 and injuring many, with several missing.
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Warrenton
Wirth Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Wilmington
L. L
New York World
North Carolina
E. P. Howell
Old North State
West Point
W.B. Begg
Yale
N. P. Wright
Nester
Davie Times
Winston Republican
Board of
Alderman
Newton
Burke
Tim
Wilmington Star
Ralulph
Railway Commission
Gaston Division
Seaboard Air
Raleigh
Wilmington Messenger
Aghaw
Nly
Robeson County
Department
Case Reported Relief After Bitters and Salve Cure
SUECTMEN CASES SW. Chitford Wisconsin suffered varaylis rheumatism stomach liver and appetite loss and severe weakness. After using Meetre Bit revvard and Backlen Arnica Salve his health improved. doctors once doubted recovery but the treatment appeared to restore strength.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chitford
New Cassel
Wis
Edward Shepherd
Johan Spesker
Catawba
Chad
Bos
Aoetors
Neklen
Dreceist
Health recovery tale from long illness ends in renewal
After eight years of severe illness including malaria and dropsy, the speaker describes failing health and hair loss until starting P P P. About three months with four small bottles, they report renewed strength, healthier hair, and overall recovery, endorsing the remedy strongly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montichino
Frourpa
P.P. P
President Cleveland's first fishing trip noted at Buzzard's Bay
Dispatch from Buzzard's Bay July reports President Cleveland enjoyed his first fishing trip since arriving at Graystable. Rheumatism improving is mentioned as a sign of his return to health amid a year with 170 million dollars in firm liabilities, the highest half year total on record with Middle States bearing the largest share and the South the least. An ad touts Simmons Liver Regulator for debility and loss of appetite with a testimonial from Mrs Edmund Fitton of Krankford Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buzzard's Bay
Cleveland
Gray
Middle States
Simmons Liver
Edmund Fitton
Krankford
Market price list from Confederate Depot corrected
Wirekty Hittsworu Market rates list grains and farm produce with per bushel or per pound prices. Items include wheat corn oats meal flour hogs hay wax hides wool and dried fruits with varying cents per unit. Advice to prepare your produce for market notes best produce commands top prices.
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N. W. Brown & Co
Confederate Depot
Herries
Produce Wants at Brown & Co Old Prices
All kinds of dried fruit will fetch grandmother prices and buy double. Apples three cents, average two. Peaches four to seven cents, average six. Damsons and plums three cents. Cherries two to five cents. Damson sour fruit brings half price and not wanted. All produce to pay must command the price. N W Brown & Co.
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Orange County Observer
Hillsborough, N.C
Hillsborough
Joseph A. Harris
Sts
County
Internal Revenue
Durham
Jane
Slackwell
Oxford Ledger
Chicago
Buvrlen
Aa. Hayes
Druze
The
North Carolina Presbyterian
Miss Sallie HK. Nash
J. 13. Cheshire, Jr
Tarboro
Durham Sun
W. A. Slayes
Alamance County
Burlington Herald
Tuts
Wing
W. A. Hayes
A A
Ertterug
Blatchford
Supreme Court of the United States
Newport
Pomeroy
Lowa
Quimby
Fonda
Gordon
Edward Sargeant
Sam Hersham
Iron Ss
H. H. Jones
Macon
H . H. Zeilin & CO
Lippman Bros
Proprie‘ors Bruggists
Lippman’s Block
SAVA
W. A. Slayers
Scientific American Agency
Secu
Adobe
L&isix
Menu Publisules
BOL Bi Wway
New York City
Ray
Healti
Tremot
Nichols, T
Ann Berip
George PL
Bom
Painful Peitiner
Wirenchin
John Y. Macrak
Cruzgist
Sele
N.C
Yous W. Graham
Attorney-At-Lay
Hillstoro
W. Graham
Oxford
Coyville
Grange
Person
James B. Mason
Chapel
Mi N.C
Vaester Db
Turner
TATE
Te. Attorn
Hillsboro, Nlc
Rivalte Boarding
Henry Rica
Ehilsbors
W A Hayes
N.W. Brown & CO
Brea
Alsoy
PPP
Marans
P. P.P
Lippman
Por Druggiste
Lipginen’s Block
Asle
Deen Pret
Hite! Iehore
Birk
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