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Orange County Observer

Location

Hillsborough, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Oct 28, 1893

Page

2

Hillsboro Roller Mills Opened in Hillsboro

The Hillsboro Roller Mills owned by Mr. Jackson Crabtree began operation after five weeks of construction. Salem Machine Works of Salem Virginia, led by foreman E C Wale and secretary L M Climer, started the machinery last Saturday. Flour grades A B C performed well and the overall clean up was splendid. Wishful success expressed for the new enterprise.

Hillsboro Rolier Mills Jackson Crabtree Salem Machine Works Salem E. C. Wale L. M. Climer

Editorial Snaps and Notes From Raleigh and Washington

Major John W. Graham returns from Washington City. Williams-Settle hearing date not yet set by Elections Committee. J. S. Carr elected president of North Carolina Agricultural Society. H. W. Ayer reelected secretary and treasurer. Golden Days praised as a leading boys and girls paper. James Elverson publisher. Bradstreet’s notes Senate delay paralyzes business. South and Southwest less affected. Residents vow to bid farewell to some Senators at term end.

John W. Graham Washington City Elections Committee North Carolina Agricultural Society Raleigh J. S. Carr Durham R. IL. Battle H. W. Ayer Carr James Elverson The Times Philadelphia Bradstreet Raya Senate U.S. Senate Orange County Observer

Souvenir Portfolio Offer and Patent Medicine Claims

An advertisement promotes a prepaid Souvenir Portfolio of the World’s Columbian Exposition for fifteen cents, with a nominal fifty cent price and a refund option. It also touts Prickly Ash Poke Root and Potassium tonics for women’s health, plus Bucklen’s Arnica Salve for various skin ailments, with claims of refunds if unsatisfied.

H. E. Bracklen & Co Chicago, Il P. P. Po PLP Bucklen W. Haves Drugeist

Death of Rev Wilhelm of Hillsboro area churches

Reverend Wilhelm W Fr died Tuesday October 24 at age 66 of hemorrhagic fever. Born in Stockbridge county Virginia he served Hillsboro Little River Fairfield and Eno churches. Funeral held at Presbyterian church Thursday at 11 with Rev J Henry Smith and Revs Currie assisting. Pallbearers listed. grave near church door laid to rest among flowers.

W. F. Wilhelm Stockiridge County Hillsboro Little River Fairfield Eno Presbyterian Church J. Henry Smith Greensboro James L Currie David S. Allison Duncan Brown Eugene Hughes D. H. Hamilton C M. Parks C. E. Parish P. H. Smith L. J. Weaver Servant of God

Local Orange Superior Court Begins With One Capital Case

The Fall Term of Orange Superior Court opens next Monday with Judge George H. Brown Jr presiding. A capital case on the Criminal Docket involves a colored man named Jones charged with killing another colored man, Bob Morrow. Six prisoners await trial, Civil Docket light, jurors listed including many colored names.

Antiseptic credited with saving life in pneumonia case

A Nashville reader praises Stockton's Antiseptic for curing a 72 year old man with pneumonia heart trouble and dropsy. The testimonial claims fevers drop after three hour doses and the patient returns to work within a week. Brown's Iron Bitters is also advertised in the piece.

Nashville, Tenn Stockton Medicine Company Nashville Tenn Albert Stockton Frank Searight Noel Block E. A. Rosemond

Market Price List for Produce and Provisions

Corrected by N. W. Brown & Co. Confederate Depot lists per bushel and per pound rates for wheat corn oats meal bacon hogs flour tallow beeswax live hens butter eggs dry hides green hides sassafras bark feathers wool coffee sugar and dried fruits with prices ranging from fractions of a cent to several dollars. Prepare your produce for market. best produce will command best price and cash.

Werkly Hitesnonu N. W. Brown & Co Confederate Depot

North Carolina items and local notices from several towns

Trinity College reports fifteen faculty members and 165 students. Ex judge Connor and Hon B H Bunin form a law partnership with residences in Wilson and Rocky Mount. Mrs M S Whittlesey dies in Raleigh at nearly 99. Tarboro Presbyterial Synod meets Oct 31 with 141 ministers and 311 elders. Rev J M Rose to preach. Asheville noted Col John D Cameron gravely ill. Morganton Herald reports abundant sorghum syrup and low imports. Charlotte News notes tramps in city. Laurinburg man about sixty never drunk or in court, implying he has wings. Ads tout Simmons Liver Regulator and English Spavin Liniment with warrants of cure.

Trinity College Connor B. H. Bunun Wilson Rocky Mount M. S. Whittlesey Raleigh Sutton Mase The Presbyterian Synod Tarboro J. M. Rose Fayetteville Asheville John D. Cameron Cherry Street Morganton Herald Burke County Charlotte News Mason

Designs for State Confederate Monument Planned in Raleigh

A Raleigh paper reports monument designs are being developed with Mrs Armistead Jones stating plans to choose a design within ten days. The project aims for a $25,000 cost, with $15,000 expected from the Monument Association. Membership certificates at $1 each feature the four Confederate flag designs and other seals, plus a ribbon from Jefferson Davis’s funeral car.

Raleigh Armistead Jones The Monument Association Association Jefferson Davis

Reed Rocking Chairs Line Opens at Hillsboro Book Store

Special notice states a line of comfortable Reed Rocking Chairs will be opened at the Hillsboro Book Store around October 10. The ad urges readers to stop by, promising free samples and a broad stock of school books.

Hillsboro Orange County

Prices for Dried Fruit and Health Tonic Ad

An advertisement offers cash prices for dried fruit services from grandmother era buyers. Apples 1 to 3 cents average 2 cents, Peaches 2 to 7 cents average 6, Damsons and Plums 5, Cherries 2 to 8 cents. Damp sour fruit brings half price and is unwanted. Purchases must yield cash to pay the seller. Includes Brown's Iron Bitters for malaria liver trouble or indigestion.

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