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Newspaper

Orange County Observer

Location

Hillsborough, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 17, 1896

Page

3

Sale of Valuable Lands in Orange County

Advertisement for the sale of lands belonging to the late Benjamin Kenton estate in Hillsboro on September 21 1896. Three tracts are offered: the old home place of 156 acres, a 29 acre tract, and a 75 acre tract. Terms: one third cash, one third in six months, one third in twelve months.

Court House Hillsboro Benjamin Kenton R.Y. Walker Joseph N. Woods Martha J. Smith Benjamin Kenion Superior Court of Orange County Aaron Weaver Harrison Atwater W. Lisyd” & Co Chapel Hill B. Roberson Haywood Purefoy James B Mason Wesley Atwater Witehard M. Atwater Atwat

Democrats Meet in Bingham Township at White Cross

The meeting nominated D. M. Durham for Justice of the Peace and left two other candidates undecided. M. W. Moore for County Commissioner and J. O. Webb for County Surveyor were recommended to the County Convention. Delegates elected include Cates Precinato, J. O. Webb, M. W. Moore, C. F. Bradshaw, S. A. Cates, Zack Snipes, and White Cross members A. F. Andrews, C. M. Durham, Lee Smith, Fred Eubanks, J. E. Derham. Also notes Cass timber sale details and stave-cutting plans by Thomas D. Tinnin.

Bingham Bingham Township White Cross Webb Justices of the Peace D. M. Durham Constable M. W. Moore J. O. Webb Cates’ Precinato C. F. Bradshaw S. A. Cates Zack Snipes A. F. Andrews C. M. Dureham Lee Smith Fred Eubanks J. E. Derham

Bryan to be escorted to Raleigh by Orange County leaders

State Chairman Manly names a committee including John K. Hughes, S. M. Gattis, Charles M. Parks, Harry L. Parish and Joseph A. Harris to escort William J. Bryan to Raleigh. Some will meet him at Greensboro and travel by train from Hillsboro. Events include political talks in Hillsboro Chapel Hill White Cross Cedar Grove and a Chapel Hill joint discussion rescheduled for 3 p.m. on Sept. 23. Bryan speech set for Hillsboro depot on Sept. 17 at 5 p.m. with Orange County urged to attend.

Bryan Manly William J. Bryan Raleigh John K. Hughes Orange S. M. Gattis Charles M. Parks Harry L. Parish Joseph A. Harris Hillsboro Mr. Bryan Greensboro Hillaboro B. Glenn Messrs Settle and Kitchen Grange County Chapel Hill White Cross Cedar Grove Settle D. L. Russell H. A. Gudger Iillsboro Jet Miller Solin Office Orange County Donde Harvest Grove Town Back Creek Ajui Hinan Franklin Soi John Miller T. Forrest Amigues

Personal Notices Highlight Town Residents’ Updates

Hon. Josiah Turner has been on the sick list for several days. Mr. Alan J Cameron of Norfolk VA visiting his sisters, the Misses Cameroon. Mr. George Laws’ friends hope for his return to health. Mrs. Lily Jackson left Tennessee to visit relatives. Mrs. Jesse A Hedgpeth returned to Fayetteville. Miss Fannie Phillips and Miss Grace Wilbon left Baltimore. C B Ellis, sick with fever, gains strength according to Orange friends. Wm Steadman Badgett of Baltimore visiting his mother Maria F Badgett. Badgett a Baltimore Pharmacy graduate. The difference between Pills and Simmons Liver Regulator is noted, with Liver Regulator praised for easing constipation and biliousness.

Josiah Turner Alan J Cameron Norfolk Cameroon George Laws Lily Jackson Tennessee Jesse A. Hedgpeth Jas. H. Hedgpeth Fayetteville Fannie Phillips Grace Wilbon T. M. Phillips Baltimore Burlington News C. B. Ellis Orange Ww. Steadman Badgett Maria F. Badgett Badgett Baltimore College of Pharmacy

Dean Safe System investors touted for 300 percent returns

Investors in the Dean Safe System of speculation receive semi monthly dividends in gold, with over 300 percent per annum claimed on investments by E. S. Dean & Co Bankers, 85 Broadway, N. Y. The money aim is secondary to benevolent claims of relief from aches. Goose Grease Liniment is promoted as a cure for aches, pains, rheumatism, neuralgia, coughs, colds and more, with guaranteed bottles sold by druggists and merchants. Greensboro, N. C. mentions the distributor.

L. L. Gillam Goose Grease Liniment Company Greersboro N. C Dean E. S. Dean & Co Broadway N. Y United States Canadas Greensboro

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