Bank of Orange Opens With Promising Prospects
The Bank of Orange began operations with a large anticipated future. The first deposit came from Miss Sarah Webb, and the inaugural check was drawn by W. E. Steward. The Mosler safe arrived and will guard the new institution as construction continues. Bank hours are 9 to 1 and 2 to 3 with Paul C Collins as cashier awaiting the completed building.
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Mies
Willie 'T. Hall
Caldgull Institute
N. C. Terby
Parish’s
Heen
Hillsboro
Brown &O
Raleigh
Lerbome
W. H. Newman
West End Slavery Company
Chamberlain
W A Hayes
Burlington
N. G
P. Berry
Colored Sibbath School
Presbyterian Church of the United
Lties of America
Montgomery
Ala
General Assembly
Buffalo
N. Y
Alabama
Bank of Orange
Spurgeon
Collins
Ban Orange
Sarah Webb
W. E. Steward
Webb
Mosler
Paul C Collins
Walker Announces Candidacy for Orange County Sheriff
H Currie Walker states at Cedar Grove Township that he consents to run for the Democratic nomination for Sheriff. He pledges to seek election to serve all county residents and fulfill the office faithfully if chosen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Grove Township
Orange
H. Currie Walker
Local merchants promote new methods and stock in Orange county
The New Era proclaims readiness for trade with an up-to-date stock and aggressive plans led by Young America. Parks and Hedg peth invite customers to visit The Keystone for groceries and goods, with a new fountain praised. An Andrews letter jokes about becoming sheriff and closing his store. Local notices mention Foley’s Honey and Tar and a Baptist pastor’s upcoming mission to China alongside family mission history.
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Brown & Co
China
Foreign Missionary
James M. Atwater
Matthew Atwater
Col
Bennehan Cameron
Wm. K. Shepard
Brown & Co’s
Foley
C. D. Jones
Echols
Piedmont
W. A. Hayes
W.D. Lynch
Oxford
Lynch
T. B. Kingsbury
Washington Lynch
George ‘A. Durham
Hillsboro
May Term of Orange Superior Court Proceedings
The May term of Orange Superior Court convened with Judge Charles M. Cooke presiding. Officers present included Major D. H. Hamilton, Clerk, and deputies D. J. Nichols among others. Decrees and verdicts span diverse civil cases with several compromises and remands. court adjourned Monday afternoon. Local ads and notices follow, including medicine promos and a dog stray report with reward.
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Britta
West Hill
Eno
D H. Hamilton
Superior Court
C. D Jones
Messrs
Henry Richards
James A. Hastinger
W EK Steward
H. Scott Cates
Jacob B Rosemond
W. J. Thompson
Orange Superior Court
Charles M. Cooke
Louisburg
D. H. Hamilton
Eugene A Hughes
Joan K Hughes
K. A. Dickson
D. J. Nichols
Geo. Blackwood
Mary Backwood
West End Grocery Co
Southern Railway Co
Mary Forrester
Mery Monk
S. J. Riley
Southern Railway Company
Plainiff
C. G. Pepper
W. F. Clegg
C. D. Turner
A. F. Andrews
Thos
H. Wilson
B. H. McKee
John
Joseph
Carr
James Nichols
Albert Long
John Laws
Frank Torrentine
Ben Howard
Cours
Victor
Bryant
P. C. Graham
Durham
James C. MacRae
Chapel Hill
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County Ouservier
Ino
Crough
N.C
Pere
Ree
PoiDg Kaet
Pal Going
Yorder Books
Rospsuono
West
Gad Yone Quantes G
Iiey
Queston
Brown Ig Uo
Joe
Dr. King
New Life
D. Th Lurcer
Lempseytown
Berry's Mill
Cedar Grove
Lee
George Morrow
Oaks
Atwater
Cedar Grove Church
Georgia
Longman & Martinez
O. J
B. B. Forrest
Wm. B. Shepard
Jarvis Terry
Caldwell Institute
Trinity Park School
Craven Memorial Hall
N. C
Mary Ella Boyd
Converse College
Spartanburg
Castor
Banner
Young America
Person
Alamance
Parks & Hedgpeth
Keystone
Speck
Orange County
Ss. W. Andrews
Weason
Echols’ Piedmont
Concen
J. M. Kmedhals Company
Syncuzure, Va
Purist
C.D. Turner
Brown & Co's
Castoria
Cheek’s
Cheek’s Crossing
Efland
J. F. McAdams
Matthew, Atwater
Pescape
Samuel Pitce
Seana
Rochelle Anise
Ane
Gee
New York
Bears
Mazetu OF
der S
EH. M. Andrews
Greensboro, N. C
Charlotte
Greensboro
Chesapeake and Ohio
Wekrlp
St. Louis, MO
North Carolina
W. C. Warthen
D.P. A
Mr. G. Vacuni
Osgood St
Chicago
la Grippe
Folley
Henry
Taz
D. Jones
A. F. McAdams
W. R. Hawkins
NEW Home
Mass
Chicago, Ill
St. Louis
County Observer
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