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Newspaper

Orange County Observer

Location

Hillsborough, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1896

Page

2

Democratic Convention Called for Orange County 1896

The Orange County Democratic Executive Committee calls a county convention in Hillsboro on June 20 1896 to elect delegates to the State and Congressional Judicial conventions and to conduct other business. Primary conventions at precinct voting places or designated sites are set for June 3 1896 at 3 p.m. to elect delegates to the county convention.

Democratic Party Orange County Hillsboro Raleigh Democratic Executive Committee Maria F. Badgett Walter M. Rieeves Rebecca Reeves Orange Cour Oliver Williams Cave M. Conklin McCantes’s Thhain Cave Conklin’s Cave Conklin Brewer's Julia McCauley R. M. Jones County of Orange Gray's Creek Richard M. Jones Thompson Frederick W Mortage

Farmer advice shapes Democratic approach to Saturday primaries

Our correspondents fill most space this week with insights. Far mer offers practical guidance to Democrats as they prepare for the June Loth Saturday primaries.

Cyclone Kills Hundreds in St Louis and East St Louis

A cyclone swept over St Louis and East St Louis on Wednesday May 24. It killed four hundred to five hundred people and injured about 1,300. The storm caused millions of dollars in property damage.

St. Louis

North Carolina's fate lies with its best men

The passage urges Democrats to perform their duty in the year, urging unity across parties to guide the state, keep it in hands of those who love it, and save North Carolina as dear to true sons above all else.

Democratic Party North Carolina Ayer Ayers Mry F. BE. Saker Gal- Veston Texis

Arnica salve cures and insurance save costs spread

Buckven's Arnica Salve touted as best for cuts sores and eruptions with money back guarantee. Chamberlains Colic remedy offered at 2 cents per bottle as affordable insurance against bowel illness. W A Hayes Druggist sells both. North Carolina Republicans warn Russell nomination could cost 10000 votes in the western region.

W A. Hayes North Carolina Russell Blood Balm CO Atlanta

New Great South American Kidney Cure Claims Quick Relief

Distressing kidney and bladder diseases relieved in six hours by a new remedy sold by W. A. Hayes in Hillsboro North Carolina. It relieves urinary pain and retention in seconds for both men and women. Also notes James H Southgate of Durham named by the Prohibition Party for vice president.

W. A. Hayes Draggist Hillsboro N. C James II Southgate Durham Prohibition Party

Gold standard critique and Democratic primary call in 1896 letter

A reader condemns the gold standard as harming farmers and laborers while urging turnout for the June 13 Democratic primaries. The piece contrasts silver advocates with gold supporters, arguing for free coinage and stressing civic duty to elect delegates to state and national conventions. It ends with quotes and a dated notice June 1, 1896.

Observer Hillsboro Galler Wall Street & C. C. & Co Vance Israel

Composer Harris Depicted as Originator of Popular Songs

A 1896 profile notes Charles J Harris of Raleigh born 1873 in North Carolina whose melodies such as Magdalene Rosalie and Sweet Memories of the Past gained national circulation. He moved to Philadelphia in 1894 joining Edward M Harris of Harris Brothers Co. and spent years in Hillsboro before settling in Philadelphia. The sketch from Music Trades features a portrait and details his career and hopes for continued sales.

Charles H. Harris North Carolina Raleigh Magdalene Mr. Harris Harris Philadelphia Edward M. Harris Harris Brothers Co Market Street New York “Music Trades Charles J. Harris Hillsboro Rades

Judge Graham praised for firm fair Superior Court session

Beaufort county hails Judge Graham who presides smoothly delivering prompt, satisfying decisions. A husband received two years on the public roads for abandoning his wife and accusing her character. the judge stated such conduct suffices without proof. Notes also mention a Moscow death toll and a Croatan Indiana stance in Robeson county. The column promotes Dr King’s New Life Pills via Bucklen Chicago and Chamberlain's Pain Balm, with testimonials from W A Hayes.

Washington, N. C Beaufort County Graham Superior Court North Carolna H. E. Bucklen & Co Chicago W. A. Hayes

Efland News Notes Romance Illness and Travel

Local notes from Efland show visits by Jim Hayes and Roy Hayes to relatives and Mrs Ed Holt sod children visiting kin in Mebane. Rofas Mebane convalesces at home while Abr Dickson visits Hillsboro. Mrs Lewis Eaton ill and improvements hoped. A marriage at Cheat Nut Ridge on May 28 between Miss Jones and W Cruterfield. Efland boom continues with more young men visiting than ever. Dave Clematis reports a large Caldwell visit and describes a Cousin Saw time with friends.

Jim Hayes Roy Ed. Holt Sod Mebane Rofas Mebane Abr. Dickson Hillsboro Lewis Eaton Cheatnut Ridge Church

Holt estate split among five Holt children

The will leaves the estate of the late ex Governor Holt to be divided equally among his five children. Mrs Holt receives the Haw River home.

Holt Haw River

Gift to University Funds New Commons Hall and Farm

Mrs. Frederick Baker of New York donates 3000 dollars to outfit Commons Hall at the University and to provide board for students. The hall opens in September with 279 accommodations at eight to nine dollars monthly, later hoped to drop to six dollars. A Mason farm of 1000 acres adjoining the campus will supply poultry dairy stock and track needs. The National Fish Commission released 450000 young shad fry into the Pasquotank river.

Frederick Baker New York Commons Hall Siste University Mason Farm J P. Mason Winston North Carolina The National Fish Commission Pasquotank River

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