Local ads and notices from Hillsboro periodicals
A jumble of small town notices items and ads includes shopping deals at Brown & Co Burlington notes about clothing and tobacco, a fire loss near Cooper Hill, medical ads for Foley kidney cure and Shriner’s Worm Tablets, upcoming excursions to St Louis, and church conference dates. Also mentions of local residents traveling, a patient eye ear nose throat doctor, and a sales pitch for a Dime store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D .A. Claytor
Burlington
W. E. Hay
Brown & Co
Brown
Brown & Co's
Newman
West End Grocery Company
N. C
Cash Grocery Company
J. Clyde Cheek
Cheek
W. H. Wakefield
Charlote
N. G
Hillsboro
Jane
Foley
C. D. Jones
M. M. Anderson
Richmond
Calvin
Parish
O B. Cates
Coaper Hill
St. Louis
Missouri
Chesapeake & Ohio Toole
Chesapeake & Ohio Railway
Incinnati
Warthen
Dist
Pass Agt. C. & C. Railway
Richmond, Va
Local Acknowledges Orange County Political Run
Announcement from Ira E. D. Andrews of Chapel Hill declares intention to seek Democratic nomination for the North Carolina House. The item also notes social visits, church services, a public call for candidate cards, and local business notices in Hillsboro and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orange County
Orange
Ira E. D. Andrews
James E. Gay
Trinity College
Hillsboro
Methodist Church
Spencer Thoreday
George McCracken
Cedar Grove
Durham
Jameses
H. McCracken
Chapel Hill
House of Representatives
General Assembly
North Carolina
Andrews
Margaret J. Glaiytor
New Hope Church
New Public
Jesse W. Cole
Dike
University Station
G. Strayhorn
W. J. Workman
D. al
D. A. Claytor
N. C
Rumor and Denial From Orange County Sheriff Race
A candidate admits rumors of closing a store and moving to Hillsboro if elected sheriff. He pleads guilty to the charges and offers a respectful note to the gentlemen. The Chapel Hill News reports crops in the area are average with promising prospects for corn and cotton and a harvest-ready wheat crop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orange County
Hillsboro
W. Andrews
Chapel Hill
Orange
Mass
New York
Chicago
St. Louis
Hillsboro Notices and Local Advertisements 1904
A Hillsboro column lists postal letters as advertised plus local notices. It promotes Trinity Park School honor roll member Edgar N Snow and Bank of Grange opening in a new Charton street building with officers Spurgeon and Collins. Also notes invitations from Charlotte banker Charles N Evans to the North Carolina Bankers Association convention and various local ads for kidney health, household goods, and upcoming Danville marriage of Flora Conrad Waitt to Edwin Allene Dickson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Park School
Edgar N Snow
William Snow
Hillsboro
Edgar
Bank of Grange
Charton Street
Spurgeon
Collins
Charles N. Evans
Charlotte
N.C
North Carolin Bankers’ Association
Asbeis N. C
Battery Park Hotel
Brown & Co's
Foley
C D. Jones
Brown & Co
Brown & Co’s
C. D. Jones
Oxford
W. E H. Hay
Burlington
N. C
Jennie Dimock
Town
Danville
George N. Waitt
Flora Conrad
Edwin Allene Dickson
Jefferson Street
Virginia
Miss Waitt
J. S. Spurgeon
Dickson
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Barles
Rosemont
P. M
Walnut Grove
Gitles
Young America
Person
Alamance
Parkes & Hedgpeth
Keystone
Speck
Castoria
Fitz
Olina
Law
Francis P. Venable
Cuavet Hu
Birmingham
Memphis
Kansas City
Texas
Oklahoma
Indian Territories
Far West
Northwest
Atlanta
Ala
Southwest
F. E. Clark
Trav. Pass . Agt
S.L. Parrott
Atlanta, GA
W. T. Huskabee
Register of Deeds
Stanly County
John Laws
Grocery Company
Court House
Cinco
Cocola
Golden Crest Lithia
E. Dughi
Cash Grocery Co
Orange County Observer
Joseph A. Harris
Broox
Nancy
Cates
Leslie
Currie
Walker
Davie
Sallie R. Durham
T. Fawcette
John S Fuast
Martha. Milton
C . Mitcher
Lewis
J. Walker
W. M. Woods
J. G
Cuanes G. Rosemann
Cabsetorta
Cpl Liledude
Ee Pens OF Administratrixx
Geo. W. Parker
M. T. Parker
What Is
M. Andrews
Treaure
H. M. Andrews
Greensboro, N. C
Greensboro
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
World's Falls
Sx. Louis, Bmc
W. O. Warthen
Emitron
A. F. McAdams
W. R. Hawkins
County Observer
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