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Newspaper

Orange County Observer

Location

Hillsborough, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 16, 1901

Page

3

Local notices and ads from the Orange County Observer

County Observer from May 8 1901 lists railway schedules with West and East bound trains to Hillsboro Greensboro and Raleigh. Includes appointment notices lectures by D W Herring and local social items about Miss Ada Clarke Harris and Mr Urge Lynch plus civic remarks on town governance and postage issues.

Old fashioned preachers asked for location and guidance

The Observer notes readers asking where to find old fashioned preachers who read the Bible and pray at home. The editors defer to Christian advocates in Raleigh for an answer. Town politics earn mention with Nathan Browt and James Cheek in a republican board context. Ads quote Bannеe Salve and De Witt's pills as local remedies with names like Henry Richards and De Witt.

Observer Wottion Josefa “Joseph Christan Advocate Biblical Recorder Messia Ivey and Bailey Raleigh Jesse Cuninggim Nathan W. Browt Jas. A. Cheek Brown Henry R. Richards Willseyville N. Y W. A. Hayes Henry Andrews Hao Qotten Eaton Place de Witt Stork Ocvoneechee Farm Robert L. Abernethy

Cox mill property sale near Hillsboro North Carolina

On May 28 1901 the Cox or Dickson mill tract in Orange County near Eno River will be sold at the Hillsboro court house for cash. The deed traces the boundary from a rock along the river and Cox mill race to a cedar near the dam, totaling about 3 1/2 acres. Sale is by power of sale under a mortgage dated March 29 1897, assigned December 20 1898. Sale at 12 noon. Executrix Mrs Nola Turner with attorney M Garris.

Court House Hillsboro N. C Orange County Saunders P. Cox Eno River Cox Mill Mill Pond Cox Dickson Mill John W. Cook M. K. Cox Charles E. Turner Office of Registers of Deeds of Nola Turner M. Garris North Carolina Superior Court E. A. Dickson de Bonis Nou Augustus E. Allison Anna Belle Henderson Henderson Superior Court of D. H. Hamilton

Porths Spring and Siam advertise broad stock and low prices

Parks & Hedgpeth promotes a wide exhibition of Spring and Summer dresses and white goods, menswear, shoes, furniture, hardware, fertilizers, groceries and more. The ad touts low prices, full trade value for old goods, and readiness to order items not in stock for Hillsboro shoppers. It claims a large, quality stock and nationwide supplier links.

Siam Old Town Searta Hillsboro Arouod Creighton Snow Serges Flanvele Suita Parks & Hedgpeth

Local Notices and Business Briefs

Savko of LaGrange praises Bucklen’s Arnica Salve curing a six month leg sore in five days. Pepper named Southern Railway agent at Hillsboro, Davis to merchandize near High Point. Arnold of Ta. credits Foley’s Kidney Cure with curing years of kidney trouble after three bottles. After re appointment Marshal Millikin re commissions Hal Loyd as Deputy Marshal for Orange. Squire Gordon’s long petition for the post is noted as late.

nt-Savko P. A. Danforth LaGrange Bucklen W. A. Hayes G. Pepper Liberty Tn. C J. E. Davis Southern Railway Hillsboro F. D. Arnold Arnold, Ta Fo Éy Marshal Millikin Hal Loyd Orange Gordon Woo Daid Odne

Lineberry v Brooks moved to Orange County election case

The Lineberry against Brooks for Register of Deeds was removed from Chatham to Orange County on the charge that Populist office holders stirred public sentiment against the defendant.

Lineberry Brooks Register of Deeds Chatham Orange County

Insect information drive urged for farmers in North Carolina

Franklin Sherman warns farmers that spring insects will ravage crops unless they seek help now. The entomologist urges timely identification and remedies from the North Carolina Department of Agriculture office in Raleigh. The note invites all to use the office for guidance on beneficial and harmful insects.

Farmera Franklin Sherman N. C

Commodity price list and estate notice from 1901

A historical price table lists wheat corn oats meal pork bacon flour tallow beeswax butter eggs peppers and more per unit. The notice then identifies Robina A Roberson as administratrix of Allen J Roberson’s estate and calls creditors to present claims by April 24, 1902 or lose rights to recovery.

Solomon Wilson W. &. Hall Raving Allen J. Roberson Gilversons Robina A’ Roberson

Also Mentioned on This Page

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