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Newspaper
Orange County Observer
Location
Hillsborough, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1900
Page
2
The item notes Joseph A Harris as publisher and owner with publication dated Thursday June 19 1900 and a weekly Thursday schedule for the Willsborough NC paper.
The Charlotte Observer notes rising hopes for passage of the amendment as prominent figures back the cause. Judge Henry Starbuck of Winston and Dr. Pat Exam of Wayne County are cited as influential supporters, with Exam noted for his 1892 Populist gubernatorial bid and a noted Charlotte speech.
Great consternation followed the sudden yellowing of Max TuRNED YELLOw, as Elis skin and eyes changed with jaundice. After failing to improve with doctors, he was advised to try Eleetre Bitters, a stomach and liver remedy, and reports being wholly cured after two bottles. Sold by W. A. Hayes.
The Pie Republicans and Populists push to control counties to defeat the upcoming amendment when the legislature canvasses the vote. They aim to throw out enough counties to tilt the measure, reflecting a high-stakes political maneuver.
A notice from Coeval Gove Bia reports an epidemic of diarrhoea. Mr A Sanders describes a severe attack cured by four doses of Cham berlain's Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy and recommends it to others as the best medicine. Available at Hayes Droget.
The Wilmington Star notes that Mr. Bryan would rather be right than be president and argues a man of such principle could be the right kind of leader for the nation.
An early 20th century ad touts a compound called Koded Dyspepsia Cure made from natural digestions and substances that supposedly support the digestive organs. It claims to digest food easily, letting dyspeptics eat nourishing meals while treated, with a pleasant taste and guaranteed results.
A notice reminds residents that registration periods are limited and that failing to register will result in loss of voting privileges. The alert emphasizes the consequence of being unable to vote if not registered in time.
The Wilmington Messenger comments on franchise amendment claims and poll tax as voting safeguards. It argues poor whites are unaffected and urges immediate Democrat registration. An editorial from Sylvan Valley News endorses Chamberlain's Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as a preventive measure and cites twenty years of use.
David Blount of Hillsboro dies at about 70 after a long service as a trusted servant and butler to Guy Graham in Raleigh and Washington. He served through the Civil War era, worked for Graham and later Mrs. Graham, and was sexton at Matthew's Church. His life closed after a long illness with funeral rites conducted by Rev. PB Waters.
The notice warns every voter must register this year with the last day on July 21. It rebuts claims that the Legislature would pass a disfranchising law targeting illiterate white men, stating such an amendment requires three-fifths approval and public ratification. Major Wm A Guthrie will speak at Chapel Hill on July 21, inviting attendees, while health ads promote De Witt’s Witch Hazel Salve and One Minute Cough Cure. The Farmers' Alliance backs Aug 14 as the annual meeting date after reconsideration.
Envy fades for those whose stomach and liver misfunction as De King’s New Life Pills restore appetite digestion and regular habits. A 25 cent bottle is sold at W A’ Elayes’ drug store.
Mr J M Hayes remains manager of the sewing machine department as we continue selling world renowned sewing machines. The notice emphasizes ongoing sales and leadership.
Do not buy a Machine of any kind before seeing the W and W. We now have plenty on hand and more to come and can make terms the best quality considered. Do not let any ore lead you into the error of thinking we have any idea of stopping our Sewing Machine business. Respectfully ONEIDA STORE COMPANY Graham NC.
Community notice warns that registration ends on Saturday the 21st of July. A letter from J A Harris of Hillsboro N C declines county surveyor nomination from the People's Party Convention dated July 23. Walter States of Save His Lee delivers a formal sign off. Bucklen's Arnica Salve touted for ulcers wounds and piles with a five day cure claim. Sold by W A Hayes Druggist.
By two executions from the Superior Court in favor of Hamilton and the Ireki Saddlery Co. the Turner estate is offered for sale on August 6 at the court house in Hillsboro. One half of Turner's interest and half of several tracts including Grove Place 178 acres and Fawcette 49 acres are listed with adjoining parcels and town lots. The notice outlines multiple tracts and lots, with details on boundaries and neighboring owners, dated June 8, 1909.
A property near the railroad now occupied by J W Hooker and Brother is known as the Tan Yard Mouse. An application is to be made to Major John W Graham regarding terms on December 5, 1899.
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