Hillsboro Orange County Observer Notice and Timetable 1903
The Hillsboro Orange County Observer issue lists subscription rates and a May 24 1903 timetable for Southern Railway Co with West and East bound trains. It notes local passengers, connections at Durham, freight departures, office hours, and postal details along with brief local notices and ads. It mentions commencement week, local visits, and community notices including medical ads and book offers.
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Southern Railway Co
County Commissioners Meeting Action in Eno Township
The board met Monday with Chairman Andrewe and Commissioners Wilson and McKee. Jesse Nichols appointed road supervisor for Eno township. Road supervisors to receive 25 cents for serving notices. A county tax levy was approved including 23 23 ota, special ote, road 10 cts, poll 30 cts. Accounts for outside poor support approved and settlement with County Treasurer recorded.
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Andrewe
Wilson and
McKee
Jesse Nichols
Eno Township
Wanted a good rural mail carrier for Hillsboro route
Ex Deputy Marshal Gordon's property prompts notices for a single capable man to take on a Hillsboro to Oak Grove Academy route via H. C. Andrews' Academy and Cole's Store, with $600 carrier pay after securing sufficient signers. Local names include Jesse W. Cole and W. A. Hayes.
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Gordon
Hillsboro
Oak Grove Academy
H. C. Andrews’ Academy
Cole
Jesse W. Cole
Will Work Their Way to Don Don
Mr. Thomas Hill of Hillsboro and Mr. Paul Faison of Raleigh left Monday for Newport News Va to work their way on a cattle boat to London Both UNC students will spend vacation on the continent Hill is twenty and the Observer wishes them a safe trip back to the Old North State
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Fancy Grocery Co
Chapel Hill
Hillsboro
Foley
W. A. Hayes
Parish’s
Kate Hedgpeth
Conservatory of Music
Durham
Fannie Matton
Chas. Matton
High Point
J. W. Goodman
Presbyterian Manse
Wm. S Strudwick
Hillaboro
Richmond
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Haywood
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Adolph Roeder
Cleveland St
Orange
N. J
John Cox
McCauley
Mill Pond
White
Don
Thomas Hill
Charles R. Thomas
Paul Faison
Lef
Newport News
London
University of North Carolina
Hill
Tom
Observer
Old North
Dr Kings New Fire Pills Promise Quick Headache Relief
Sufferers praise Dr Kings New Fire Pills for sick and nervous headaches, claim they purify blood and boost health, offered by W A Hayes with money back guarantee. Also notices mention April May sales by the Frisco System on rail tickets to multiple states and a quinine tablet cure with E W Groves signature on each box.
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W. H. Howell
Houston
Texa
Bob Moore
Lafayette, Inc
de Witt
W. A. Hayes
Druggint
E. W. Grove
Hillsboro News Briefs and Local Notices 1903
Local items include tax listing plans for Hillsboro Town in June 1903 with JUS A Harris as mayor and notices about real and personal property taxes. Community updates cover weddings, visits, school, church events, train schedules, and local commerce notices featuring Parish, Haney Grocery, and Shrinerism products.
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Hillsboro
Orange County Observer
Jus
A. Harris
Parish Brothers Firm Keeps King Street Store Open
H L Parish expands stock and continues partnership with R Parish at the old King Street stand. The firm offers dry goods, notions, hats, shoes, groceries, flour, hardware, cigars, coffees, molasses and more. They advertise Ballard Obelisk flour and top market prices for country produce.
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H.L. Parish
Kentucky
New York State
Franklin” “Sporting Club
Virginia
Auction Notice of Judson Riley Land Sale in Orange County
By mortgage authority, A W Jordan will sell cash at public auction at Hillsboro court house door on Saturday June 26 1903 at 12 o'clock m. The tract known as Judson Riley land in Efland totals seventeen and a half acres more or less adjoining Lewis Boggs J W Thompson heirs H D Brown and the Southern and NC railroad. Proceeds cover mortgage and costs. May 14 1903. A W Jordan Mortgagee.
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A. W. Jordan
James D. Jordan
Annie J. Jordan
Office of Register of Deeds
Orange County
Court House
Hillsboro
Hillsboro Township
Efland
Judson Riley
Lewis Boggs
J. W. Thompson
H. D. Brown
Southern
N.C. R.R
Lewis A. Boggs
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