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Newspaper

Orange County Observer

Location

Hillsborough, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1899

Page

2

Army recruits rise to a thousand weekly as ships await in San Francisco

The War Department reports U S army recruitment at about 1000 per week with 5000 awaiting transport to the Philippines in San Francisco. President James Dinwiddie buys a controlling stake in Peave Institute Raleigh as speculation suggests a sale. Next term in the capital will feature three notable female colleges St Marys Peace Institute and Baptist University. A July journal recalls a 1799 camp meeting near Russellville Kentucky begun as a nonsectarian gathering later becoming a Methodist institution.

War Department United States Army San Francisco Phillippines James Dinwiddie Peave Institute Raleigh St. Mary's Peace Inttitote The Baptist University Nome Journal America Russellville Kentucky Monroe Enquirer Danbury Rev D. H. Tuttle Raleigh Christian Advocate Atlantic Morehead City Beaufort Raleigh News and Observer John W. Thompson Agricultural Department Northwest Statesville A. D. Cowles Iredell Col. Shaffer John Nichols Judge Purnell Joshua Hill Thomas Devereux Senator Pritchard

Sune La Grieve Cure Promises Quick Relief

Advertises Electric Bitters as the remedy for a wide range of ailments including liver disorder loss of appetite and general debility. Claims prompt relief with a guarantee and price of 50 cents per bottle at W A Hayes Drug Store.

W. A. Hayes’ Drug Store

Lumber arrivals show city growth from rail shipments

The Charlotte Observer notes that since January 1 2 000 car loads arrived via Seaboard Air Line and 700 via the Southern. Building suspensions affect nearly 100 houses and stores due to lumber shortages, illustrating the citys rapid growth.

Seaboard Air Line Cily

Forethought and Frugality Promote Prosperity Says Local Ad

A sales note extols planning and thrift to avoid high medical and riding costs. It contrasts prudent use of Chamberlain remedy with waiting for necessity, urging readers to stock the product and buy early from W. A. Hayes, Druggist.

W. A. Hayes Draggist

A Great Town. Greensboro Record Describes N C Town

A Greensboro Record excerpt praises a North Carolina town calling it great. It notes a population of 500 with only one colored family, claims no fines assessed last year, and describes the town as orderly and happy. It also mentions Eckin as a noted manufacturing center.

Greensboro North Carolina Eckin

De Watts Witch Hazel Salve Endorsed by W A Hayes

W Dobbs of Fort Valley Georgia declares after twenty five years of practice that witch hazel salve De Watts cures many cases of difficult diseases. He warns against counterfeits and urges buyers to ensure they get the genuine product.

D. W. Dobbs Fort Valley de Watts W. A. Hayes de Witt R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Co Winston

North Carolina minister to lead new New York church

Rev. Dr A C Dixon, a North Carolinian, is a rising success in the North. His Brooklyn congregation plans to erect a $200,000 church building while New York talks of calling him to pastor a prominent tie church, with all preparations underway.

Wilmington Messenger AC. Dixon Brooklyn New York Tim

Obituary and notices from a May death and local ads

The piece records the death of infant Guy Woods aged about 16 months on May 31 and reflects on eternal life. It includes testimonials about Chamberlain's Cough Remedy from Mrs. Mary A. Beard, notes Annapolis presidential appointee exam failures, a testimonial by Ada E. Hart, and an advertisement for Little Early Risers and King’s New Discovery. It ends with University Summer School opening with high attendance.

The Observer Little Guy E. P. Woods Mary A. Beard Claremore Ars W. A. Hayes Ada E. Hart Groton S. D W. A. Hayes’ Drug Store Munn &0 Rosewas New York Washington, D

Hillsboro Market Prices for Wheat to Wool

Prices listed for wheat corn oats meal pork bacon flour tallow beeswax butter eggs peas beans hides chickens feathers wool coffee sugar and other country produce with all kinds in good demand and varied per unit weights and measures.

Barry

Dewey Arrives at Colombo with Tea Gift on Board

The U S cruiser Olympia under Admiral Dewey reaches Colombo Ceylon from Singapore at 6 am. A silver casket is presented to Dewey and the crew receives 1090 pounds of tea.

Dewey United States Olympia Admiral Dewey Colombo Ceylon Jane Vod Singapore

Bucken's Annica Salve for Cats and Skin Ailments

An 19th century-style advertisement proclaims Bucken's Annica Salve as the best remedy for cats bruises sores ulcers salt rheum fever sores and various skin eruptions. It guarantees satisfaction or money back and offers cents per box for sale by W A Mayes Druggist.

Bucken W. A. Mayes

Mortgage Sale of Land in Cedar Grove Township

Mortgage deed from HH. A. Murphy and Susan Murphy to E. Warren recorded in Orange County. The sale to be held cash at Hillsboro courthouse on Monday July 1 at 12 m. A tract of land of about 235 acres along Buck Creek waters with James Murphy and Frank Hampton named in the description. Sale to satisfy the mortgage and cover costs. This 1st day of June, 1909.

E. Warren HH. A. Murphy Susan Murphy Orsi Hillsboro Cedar Grove Township Orange County Buck Creek Ali Frankampton James John Murphy Fe Hillsboro Township Cheek’s Crossing University Station Iso Charles Stray Storn T Woship W.M. Jones Joan Kirkland

Life policy pitch for families in North Carolina

An advertisement urges taking out a life policy with the Peoples Mutual Benevolent Association of North Carolina. It touts low cost protection for Orange and Durham Counties with officers listed including President Samuel M. Gattis and Division Agent A Grillin. Local agents D F Crawford and A A Murdock are named.

Peoples Mutual Benevolent Association of North Carolina Orange Division Orange Durham Counties Samuel M. Gattis Harry J. Parish R. L. Smith A Grillin D. F. Crawford A. A. Murdock

Statewide practice session prompts rapid attention

A brief note records a statewide practice session emphasizing prompt attention to social and civic focus. The item highlights coordinated drills, supervision by officials, and aims to raise awareness of disciplined conduct.

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