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Newspaper

Orange County Observer

Location

Hillsborough, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 09, 1896

Page

2

Orange County Observer reports Hillsborough May 9 1896 convention

Over one thousand delegates attended the Northern Settlers Convention at Southern Pines this week, praised for great success by backers. Orange County Republican Convention in Hillsboro portrayed as unruly with intense scenes. McKinley for President, Boyd for Governor, Pritchard for Senator, Settle for Congress, and Mason for Judge endorsed. Lloyd, a Chapel Hill farmer and trustee, defeated for delegate. Rev. Eaton presided and contrasted the tumult with heathen scenes.

Northern Settlers Southern Pines Orange County Hillsboro McKinley Boyd Pritchard Settle Congress James Mason al. Haughanout Thomas F. Lloyd Lloyd Chapel Hill State University Eaton Siam

Arnica Salve and Health Advice From a 19th Century Page

Bucwen's Arnica Salve advertised as best for cuts bruises sores ulcers and many eruptions with a money back guarantee and 25 cents per box. Mentions Raleigh fertilizer sales rising and sketches advice on treating a wire from Pacific Health Journal plus Chamberlain's Cough Remedy urged for wives and homes. Also notes Salisbury railway shop progress and a Great South American Kidney Care claim sold by W A Hayes Hillsboro NC. Ends with a light town joke about bonnets and age.

W. A. Hayes Pacific Health Journal Draggist Droggist Hillsboro N. C

Commencement Day Date Change for State University

The Faculty shifted Commencement Day from Wednesday to Thursday June 4 to accommodate Vice President Stevenson. Mr and Mrs Stevenson and Miss Stevenson will arrive in Greensboro at 7 AM Thursday and be escorted to the University by trustees and alumni for a fitting reception.

the State University Stevenson Jane Miss Stevenson Greensboro

Adaline Cates 66 of Bing ham township dies

Mrs Adaline Cates wife of Thos S Cates died at home in Bing ham township aged 66 She was mother of 13 children and survived by them She joined the Baptist Church early and left a faithful record Her death leaves a void in the church and community with tributes paid at Cane Creek church grave by John W Holmes A FRIEND

Adaline Cates Thos. S. Cates Bingham Township Baptist Church John W. Holmes Cane Creek Church

The Spgan Panacea and Endorsements in Print

An advertisement extols Dr King's New Discovery as an ideal cough relief used by Alderman James L. Francis of Chicago and Rev John Burgus of Keokuk Iowa. It cites a bicycle claim for Victoria's physician and recommends Chamberlain's Pain Balm for rheumatism via Goshen Va dealer W A Hayes. The North Carolina Board of Health and State Medical Society plan a Winston meeting on May 13.

Spgan James L. Francis Chicago D. P. Davia Goshen Chamberlain W. A. Hayes North Carolina Board of Health Winston The State Medical Society

Caldwell Clippings Mumps and measles in section

S D Nichols of Rougemont visited Sunday. Recent rains damaged corn lands. Pneumonia claims and sickness rise. Local school closes May 24 25. Dr Jim McCracken Burlington now in Caldwell to extract teeth without pain. Mrs Mary Jane Laws dies of pneumonia April 29 at home. She leaves husband six children. Community extends sympathy. FARMER BOY.

S. D. Nichols Rougemont Farmer Boy

University Summer School for Teachers at Chapel Hill

The third session opens Tuesday June 23 and runs to July 1896 with twenty courses in pedagogy psychology history English literature civics modern languages Latin algebra nature work music drawing and more. Fifteen instructors from multiple universities and city schools lead sessions while the university library and laboratories are available. Tuition six dollars and board ten to fifteen dollars monthly. cheaper rates for clubs. A pamphlet with full details will be sent to Professor Alderman.

University Chapel Hill N. C State Normal School University of Louisiana Clark University Wilmington Charlotte Winston Raleigh Austin C. Apgar Treptoo New Jersey Kelle Thomas Cook County Normal Miss Little Newlands Chicago Ontario America C. Alphonso Smith Louisiana Alderman Toy Noble Graham Blair Brown Ellis North Carolina

Women Moonshiners Face Court in Mitchell County

A dozen Mitchell county women jailed for retailing liquor were brought to Statesville court Tuesday and found guilty individually. Each woman received a $100 fine and 1 to 6 months imprisonment. Judge Dici had earlier barred women from retailing cases but reversed under pressure as illicit liquor trade by women expanded. District Attorney and judge faced numerous petitions about women in the mountain counties handling alcohol.

Statesville Mitchell County Dici Mitchell Mountain Newton Enterprise

Orange County Precincts and Polling Places 1895

Official notice lists how Orange County voters are assigned to multiple precincts Chapel Hill area including South Chapel Hill North Chapel Hill Patterson Cole's Store East Hillsboro University and West Hillsboro Cedar Grove Carr's Cedar Grove and Toler's Precincts. The document names the lines and roads used to divide precincts and states existing polling places remain for White Cross Cates Little River and others. D F Crawford Clerk Superior Court signs the notice dated February 19 1895.

North Carolina Superior Court Orange County County of Orange County of Orange Sovro Cuaren Hill Chapel Hill Durham and Durham County Chapel Hall Franklin Street Rosemary Street Jones’ Ferry Road Ringhat South Chapel Hill Nort Cuaren North Chapel Hill Cole Cross’ Creek Borland Creek Chapel Hill Railroad Chapel Hill Township Pattern Patterson Coe Cole's Store East Hillsboro Hillsboro Bingham Township Hobba Oaks Eno River Crabtree's Mill Wake Street Cedar Grove Cedar Grove Township Court House University University Station Berry’s Mill Mill Road Isaiah Browning Sidney Pickett Barton Scarlett Wey Hillsboro Township Talversity Nay Bain Bain Frank Thompson Absotera Abia Cheek’s Crossing Cheek's Crossing Cedar Grove Precinct Orange and Caswell County Reese Stadler Prospect Hill Hillsboro Road N. C. Heater Marshall Ward F. L. Cooper Thomas J. Walker Walker L. M. Jordan Richard Thompson John McCracken Church Road Carr Leanburg Road Hilleboro Township Person County White Cross Cates Caldwell Institute Jackson's Little River Township D. F. Crawford

Ver Tam Boarders Ready by Ninth Week or Month

Ver Tam plans to better accommodate boarders by the ninth week or month as prepared improvements take effect. The note suggests a timeline for expanded lodging capacity.

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