Hillsboro timetable highlights Southern Railway in effect
Santee County Observer from Hillsborough North Carolina lists railroad schedules in effect June 22 1611. Westbound No 181 Mixed Raleigh to Greensboro arriving Hillsboro 428 am No 21 Local Passenger arriving Hillsboro 10 25 am No 139 Local Seas arriving Hillsboro 538 pm No 131 Pascoubet arriving Hillsboro 830 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Railway
Raleigh Endreensboro
Hillsboro
Ase Pascoubet
Hillsboro Fall meeting and town notices summary
Hillsboro officials met Wednesday night May 9 with the mayor Charles A. Whitaker and commissioners present. A committee was appointed to coordinate with the tax assessor for 1911 taxes. Salaries fixed for mayor 150 dollars constable 365 dollars clerk 50 dollars and 1 percent commissions. Local notices cover railroad schedules post office hours and rural carrier runs. Also reported are sermons at local churches, a quiet Raleigh wedding, a court docket, and community reminders including school openings and a holiday Bank of Orange closure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alleuf
Charles A. Whitaker
Jobe Cariellmen
Henry Murdock
R Taxester
KE. A. Rosemond
GO. J. Forrest
Irene
W. M. Jones
Bilisboro
Lafayette Richmond
John Chrietman
Whitaker
Christwas
Murdock
Rossiter
Forrest
Presbyterian Church
Bank of Orange
J. Clyde Cheek
Greensboro
Alli Draggiats
Gattis
Criminal Court
Durham
Rt Rey L J Cuppin
Colored Methodist Church
Hillsboro
Foley
Haley
F R. Faucette
Hille‘soro
Victor
Victor Vicrola
Advertising Notice for L. M. Paints and Varnishes
Missing letters notice lists L. & M. oil added paints with colors Yellow Silver Gray Shaker Green and Olive. Includes mail order notes and prices, then warns addressees to claim advertised letters at Hillsboro post office dated May 15 1911.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Longman & Martinez
L. & M. Pare Paine
WEBB
Hilsboro
Faucette
C. S. Grean
Tones Hackett
T. C. Ray
R H Spencer
Chas Turner
Mary J. Wilson
Nannie
Whitted
M. Pereons
G. Rosemond
P M
Orange Superior Court May Term Cronicle Schedule 1889
The May Term of Orange Superior Court, presided by Judge Frank A Daniéle, opens May 22 with a list of cases for Monday to Friday. The calendar includes Fowler v Fowler, Latta v Latta, Piedmont Trust Co cases, Western Union matters, and various civil actions, with orders on precedence and daily trial calls. Charles Strayhorn serves as Clerk of the Superior Court.
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Orange
Nish
George S
A. F. Ray
West Riley
Lafeyette Cooper
Niaoa
James Parker
Osc Clmes
W. 3
Ward
A. J. Fowler
Fowler
Vistes
Jennie Latta
Latta
The
Bank of Chapel Hill
W. E. Lindsay
W. J. Hunter
J. W. Sykes
Durham ‘Traction Cox
C. E. Romond
John McPherson
Henry Mebane
Walter Evans
Western Union Telegraph Co
J.P. Malinix
Joseph Brooks
Wiley ‘Bradoher
W. B. McCalook
Joseph Brooke
Joseph Long
T. D. Scraggs
Hillsboro Township Stold Vcommiissioners
Luther Ray
Ed Rey
A. J
B. Forrest Va
AC. Lay. Co
James Jones
Charles Nichols
C.D. Turner
Piedmont Trust Co
A. W. Cole
Thod.Cain
D. Turner
Jno
Laws
C. D. Turner
Ing. Laws
Charlotte Faucette
Fred H. Williame
H. J. Jones
W. H. Boone
J. Jones
J. A. Cheek
H. J
Will Jones
W. A. Fulford
H. J Jones
Motion Docker
Harrold Copping
Hillsboro Clay M’t'g Co
Annie Gray Ruffin
W. H. Graig
Emma Brookwell
Charles Strayhorn
Tribute to John Po Ta cn a Grandville County lodge member
The Hillsboro Masons mourn the death of John Po Ta cn born 1814 in Granville County. He held multiple offices, represented the county in the House of Representatives, and joined the Masonic order rising to prominence. The lodge notes his long service, devotion, and requests sympathy for his bereaved family. The tribute will be recorded in Lodge minutes and published in the Observer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Po
Granville County
Orgecoutyte
House of Representatives
Ceverdi
Hagle ‘Lodge
A. F
Hillsboro
Onance County
Cleaner Than Carpet Paints and fabrics for spring rooms
An advertisement touts floor paint for borders and a home made carpet rug, with prices around 50 to 77 cents suggesting a bright varnished finish. It also promotes Hamburg and Lace fabrics from West End Dry Goods. a visit to Hillsboro and Raleigh area residents are noted. a commencement invitation from The North Carolina Teachers Training School dates May 21 to 23, 1911 in Greenville NC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. W
J. C. Webb
Weat End Dry Goods and Grocery Company
Hamburg
Edward M. Harris
Charles Hines Harrie
Philadelphia
Hilleboro
Harrie
Joseph A. Harris
Churion and
Queen Streets
Chas
L Pettigrew
Atlante
Sterling Ruffin
Petersburg
Feetcher s Castor 1A New No Old Goods On Hand
Children org advertises strictly new goods at low prices. The shop on King Street offers Woolens Linens Merchrized fabrics and a Witt shoe line. Hardware groceries fresh bread and Crocka sold with prompt delivery from the old stand near Hayes drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King Street
Hayes’ Drug Store
Reliable Owl
Lynchburg
Orange County Observer Subscription Drive Prompts Name List Requests
H E Murphy agent in Durham offers the Orange County Observer at 100 dollars yearly and six months for 50 cents. The paper seeks readers to provide lists of fifty or sixty names and addresses of heads of households to receive sample copies and a free picture.
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Sange County Observer
Hillsborough, WN
Mar
Itlsboro
B. Harry
Raleigh
Hille- Doro
Onar
G. RossMond
P. M
Superior Court
Saul Kapian
Ervano-Forest
Raleigh News
Saya
Noor
Homer Casto
Methodist Protestant Church
Elland
Efland
Estelle Forrest
Eland Wise
Lily
Birt Joe
Ernest Forrest
Washingon
Atlantic City
St Forrest
Etland
Hall
F. J Cheney & Co
Yoledo
Toledo
Ohio
F J. Cheney & Co
Roulhacy
F. S. Royster Guauo Co
Norfolk
John W Brodoux
Old Town
Central Academy
Littleton
N. 3
Uxclaimer
Orange Superior Court
Chiiiaren
Cry
Fletcher
Jovetite and Simmons
Aia Kare Simmons
Ee & Co
St. Louis, Missouri
Children. Org
Feetcher
Borak
Castoria Alway
Durham-Parish. Company
Ray
Saul Kaplon & CO
Patent Office
Greeley
U. S. Patent Office
Dimock Mill
C., Co
H. E. Murphy
N. Co
County Observer
Witness and Sabbath Reading Company
Nassau Steer
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