Major Investments and Oddities Across North Carolina in May
The State Chronicle reports Granville County mineral land investments by northern interests, bullfrog shipments to northern markets from Elizabeth City, and a 17 pound German carp killed with dynamite in Tippett's pond. Thefts include 530 gallons of whisky from a King’s Mountain distillery warehouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Granville County
Elizabeth City
Tippett’s Pond
William Wray
Wear King’s Mountain
Oxford and Coast Line
Oxford
Beaufort County Court
George W. Williamson
Washington
H. A. Latham
Washngton Gazette
Charleston, Cincinnati & Chicago Railroad
Tennessee
Shelby Aurora
Marion
Tennessee Line
Asheville
Wain County
Murphy Branch
Western North Carolina Railroad
Guilford College
John Bright
Isaac Sharpless
Haverford Col‘ege
Pennsylvania
Superior Court of
Richmond County
Jno
F. McNair
Thos L. McNair
Duncan McKay
Court House
Rockingham
N.C
R and A
D. Shaw, Jr
Laurinburg
N. C
Frank McNeill
Raleigh
North Carolina College of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts
W.S. Primrose
Old Groton Letter Praises King’s New Discovery
A letter from Mrs. AdamB of Groton recounts a severe cold that developed into consumption. After doctors gave up, she trusted Dr King’s New Discovery for Coughs and Colds. She took eight bottles, recovered fully, and thanks the remedy. Trial bottles offered free at John Yee’s Drugstore with regular sizes 50c and $1.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adamb
Groton
Wanted experienced druggist for store position
Classified notice seeking a druggist with experience for a local store. Salary and references offered. Apply with address and details at the indicated office.
Early remedies and claims for P P P and Ely s Cream Balm
An 1890s advertisement text touts Ely s Cream Balm for catarrh and promotes P P P as a universal cure. It cites testimonials from a New York physician and a Savannah railway superintendent, claiming cures for syphilis blood disorders skin diseases and general malady through a course of P P P with numerous certificates on file.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ely
M. J. Lally
Woodward Avenue
Boston Highlands
Mass
D. H. Sharon
New York
P. P P
Savannah
South
Universal American
Evans Chemical Com
Tincinnati, O. B.A
Also Mentioned on This Page
the State Chronicle
State News
D. E. Mosely
Charlotte
Helen Jenkins
Southern Pines
Will
Tom Whitson
Kit Byrd
Mitchell County
Bakersville
Milas B. Leslie
Concord
High Point Enterprise
John Doe
John Woody
Granville Division
Bowling’s Mountain
Yvenue
G W. Crawford
Internal Revenue
McDowell
Rutherford Counties
Crawford
Reed
G. K. Pritchard
Kenly
Hhis Yard
Ife
Smithfield
Bucklen
John Y. MacRae
Simmons
Kemp
Simmons Liver Regulator
Joe
P.P. P
Mercory
Fixel
Hood
Abbotts
D. W. Atkinson
Siloam Springs
Ark
Kennesaw
Sirs
H. L. Cassidy
The
Blood Balm Co
Atlanta
P. P.P
Lippman Bros
D&w-Iv
T. A. Slocum
M. C
Pearl St
S.L. Leary, Architect
Durham, N.C
KINCH
Gonorre Agleet
Dragyilte
Pro's
Newrounp
Page
BaLaam
Harris
Sprencer
North Carolina
Moore
Lire
Sparcxon
Enotr
Supreme Court
Alfred Williams & Co
Raleigh, N.C
A. G Rhodes & CO
Royall & Borden
W. L. Douglas
W.L. Douglas
Brockton, Mass
Heller Bros
Fayetteville St
Raleigh, N. C
Gates Desk Co
Greenville
S. C
A. G. Bauer
Leigh, N. C
Viginia
Chero
LABOR
Old Virginia
Junaluska
Glaret
South Carolina
Virginia
A. Dughi
Junaluska Wine Co
Northlina
John C. Drewry
Board of Education
Justices of the Peace
Wake County
County Superintendent of Public Instruction
D. Barker
Apex High School
Apex, N. C
Dr. Judd
Butte City
Mont
Judd
D. M. Newbro Drug CO
W&d
Sunly
C. B. Judd
Detroit, Mich
Queen
Queen Chemical CO
Race Street
Cincinnati
Ohio
Jn W. Evans
Raleigh, N. Vu
Morgan and Blount Streets
Frazer Cart
J. J. Thomas
A. A. Thompson
B. S. Jermas
H. W. Jackson
Ass’t
the Commercial and Farmers’ Bank
Patapsco Flouring Mills
America
Maryland
Patapsco
Medora
Rolando
Orange Grove
Mapleton Family
Camden
Bedford
Baldwin
Severn Mills Extra
OC. A. Gambrill Man’f’g Co., Proprietors
Commerce Street
Baltimore
Alf. A. Thompson
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