Orange County onset Partiinep Daily publication note
Publisher Joseph A Harris announces Orange County onset Partiinep weekly edition from his control. No further readable details available in text.
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Newspaper
Orange County Observer
Location
Hillsborough, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1897
Page
2
Publisher Joseph A Harris announces Orange County onset Partiinep weekly edition from his control. No further readable details available in text.
The report notes a large and growing pension burden in the state with 1299 new apportionments and compares last year’s federal pension outlay to the prior year. It cites court rotations, crop prospects for cotton, hot weather damage, and a volatile party scene with Democratic factions clashing with Populists amid Speaker Butler’s rhetoric and Governor Russell’s stance.
The Wilmington Messenger editor Kingsbury marks thirty one years in journalism since 1865. His career spans the Civil War era and early State history, noted for fearless stance against corruption. He receives hearty congratulations from peers and readers.
A fragmented clipping recalls Dr contributions to the state's history and politics. It discusses a medical figure praised for service and mentions a contender in political shifts, alongside advertisements for remedies like Electric Diter and Boexien’s Agrnica Salve. It also notes a Hillsboro drug company sellability and a Nebraska grain projection.
Wilkes court notes Judge Itirback's charge to the grand jury clarifying tax law deadlines and penalties. Taxes due by September first. October requires at least one day in each township. November first triggers property levy and possible indictment for nonpayment. Delinquents face fines up to 500 dollars and imprisonment. Also included are endorsements for Dr King’s New Discovery and a hospital admission order for General Thomas L. Clingman.
A longtime US House member and senator of North Carolina receives the state’s care as he battles both physical and mental infirmity. The article notes his notable service and evokes the need for support in his remaining years.
An advertisement mentions Cham berlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as reliable relief for bilious core attacks cited by G D Sharp and sold by W A Hayes Drog ist. A Chicago Records reminiscence quotes married men yarns about big fish and the women’s hogs' dirt tale while husbands are away.
Prices for wheat corn oats meal pork bacon flour lard wax butter hides geese wool coffee and assorted country produce are listed with per unit rates and notes that all country products are in good demand. Major items include wheat 90 to 95 cents per bushel 60 pounds corn 60 to 70 cents per bushel oats 34 to 38 cents per bushel flour 85.09 to 86.10 per barrel bacon hog round 7 to 9 cents per pound pork 60 to 65 cents per pound butter 15 cents per pound dried goods priced per pound or dozen as specified and other staples in varying ranges.
Raleigh approves fifty thousand dollars in street bond funding. Alamance mills shift to full-time production with ample orders for months. Oxford Orphans' Friend highlights dining room scenes of fifty-nine children Grace before meals, Wilson Advance notes. NC fisheries at Wilmington report one million two hundred seventeen thousand five hundred pounds of tobacco market salvos for August, near last year’s mark with later season. Seventeen counties border sounds and fisheries valued at 185 thousand dollars at Wilmington. Past year fish catches include 5 million mallets valued 125 thousand. other catches listed with pounds and crates. Charlotte graded schools opened with attendance around 1,706 white and 635 colored. projected total exceeding 2,000 amid rising enrollments.
A 19th century notice warns that all persons or corporations liable for taxes including licenses must pay their dues. The sheriff John K. Hughes declares the duty to list delinquents for prosecution and imposes up to five hundred dollars fine or up to six months imprisonment for failure to pay any tax.
A survey of Greater New York outlines 167000 buildings of which 130000 are homes, 1.30 miles of streets and 700 miles of sewers. The city hosts 156 places of worship, 712 newspapers, 166 banks, 125 miles of wharves and 249000 vehicles. The public debt per person stands at 856 and assessed value at 2,745,552,942. It spans 85 by 19 miles, blending civilization with wild country in places.
By authority in a mortgage deed to C D Turner from Jo Bain and Nancy Bain wife the land of T D Turner and others will sell at the courthouse door Hill Boren on Saturday September 2nd for cash to the highest bidder the 15 acre tract more or less being part of the Rac act lot purchased by Holeman from T D Turner to satisfy mortgage dated August 24 1807 Delinquent Tax Payers urged to pay taxes under the Revenue Law Sections 52 and 53 to avoid penalties and costs
Local vendor invites all persons seeking goods in his line to visit his shop, promising a helpful greeting and wide selection.
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