From Murphy to Mantel Forward State's Growth Highlighted
Residents and industries spread from Cherokee to Currituck as Winston builds a new market house. Greensboro mills sold for 5500 dollars with J A Odell buying. Fire at Kivett Farris bakery did 600 damage and was incendiary in nature. Coroner's jury links gunshot to Winfield Davis in Greensboro. Daniel McDougald in Robeson jail, facing murder, with defense by John D Shaw and partners. Prosecutor Frank McNeill leads State case. Wilmington Star notes strong efforts by both sides in long case.
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Kivett & Farris
Greensboro
John Jarrett
Winfield Davis
Young Davis
Daniel A. McDougald
Robeson County
Simeon Conoly
Oregon
John D. Shaw
John D. Shaw, Jr
Frank McNeill
Neill Archie McLean
Lumberton
Wilmington Star
P. P. P. Promoted By Doctors Aids In Many Cures
A New York physician and hospital director cites P. P. P. as effective in several cases. A Savannah railway official credits it with restoring health after rheumatism and other ailments. The remedy, known for purifying the blood, claims to erase syphilis, skin diseases, and various pains through Prickly Ash Poke Root and Potassium.
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New York
Savannah
South
P. P.P
Railroad Schedule Notice for Carthage and Nearby Towns
Frequent updates reveal two rail lines operating with specific departure and arrival times. The Carthage Railroad lists morning and afternoon runs from Carthage to Cameron and back, with posted times for passenger departures and arrivals. Managers W C Petty and J C Winder are named, indicating service details and supervision.
Miller and Lindsay Office Ad in Henry Building
An old classified style notice offers services from Miller and Lindsay located in the Henry Building opposite the post office. Readers are invited to mail a form to obtain an estimate, calendars, and a range of product details including amounts and ages.
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Henry Building
Postoffice
Railway timetable fragment from Louisburg to Franklinton
Leaves Louisburg at 7.338 a.m and 2.00 miles. Arrives Franklinton at 8.10 a.m and 2.339 miles. Returns Franklinton at 12.30 p.m and 6.05 p.m. Arrives Louisburg at 1.05 a.m and 40 p.m. SOHN GC. WINDER general manager J. T. Myers general superintendent White Smith superintendent.
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Pittsboro
Morcure
Moncure
J. C. Winder
T. Myers
WM. Smith
Carthage Railroad
Carthage
Cameron
C. Petyy
Louisburg
Franklinton
Sohn
GC. Winder
J. T. Myers
Whi. Smith
Leigh and Gaston Railroad
F & In
Isi
Man
Sar Lytaleigh
All Brook
Wake Forest
Franklinson
Kittrell
Henderson
Warren Plains
Acon Sreweeees
Ar Weldon
Pass. and Mail
Sun
Paes Ly Weldon
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Murphy
the News
North Carolina
Currituck
Winston
J. A. Odell
H. T. Darnall
Harry Darnell
Eddie Carr
Southampton
Durham Sun
John Hutchinson
Wilson
John S Hutchinson
First National Bank of
Durham
Frank Manney
Gold Will
Rowan County
Caburrus County
T. Yoshioka
Vanderbilt University
M. E. Church
J. J. Rumsey
The
Progressive Harmer
Statesrde
Democratic Party
S. S
Cagists
Tr. Specific CO
Loe.west
Atlanta, Ga
P.P. P
Gates Desk Co
Greenville, S.C
D&w
Nick Deboy & Co., French Bakers and Confectioners
Fayetteville Street
Raleigh, N. C
the Times
Epwakros & Broun Harton
QWE Ridge Institute
N.C
Cation
HOLT
Oak Ridge
Holt Hall
Richard A. McCurdy
Mutual Life Insurance Comp’y
Oxprstructive Life Insurance Company
Lanaxist Life Insurance Gomany
Lanaxist Life Insurance Gomany In the World. 3.—It Is the Stronexst
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Corarest
Po Sone da Bs
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Jas. S. Johnson
Raleigh
N. C
M.E Roxsixsey & Bro
Goldsboro
N.O
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J. C. Hare, Jr
Bank of Payettev.tle
ALL and
Augusta
Jane
No. Us
Piasengar
Somig Noute
Gibson Ghio
Hamie
Hamiet
Aterdeen
Sanford
Freight Passonge
South’pines
Averdeen
Flamlet
Hamilet
Gibeon i Brom
Mountain Park Hotel
Hot Springs, N.C
W. F. Ross
Junio
Baleigs, N.C
Ious
J. M. Broughton
J.M. Broughton
Fayetteville ST
TATE
Ion
Thia
Paieigh
Hal Bobbitt
J. Hal. Bobbitt
Pharmach
Raleich
Mt. Vernon Springs
Chatham Loaniy
New Maney
J. D. Bulk, Pi
J. M
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