A Reconstruction Era Tale of North Carolina Misrule and Turmoil
The excerpt follows white lawmakers in Raleigh during reconstruction as they loot state funds, pass self serving measures, and clash with freedmen. Tim Shelby and Simon Legree lead a corruption ring, Ezra Perkins debates reform, while vigilante violence erupts over a mountain town kidnapping of a bride to be.
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Saturnalia
Amos Hogg
Simon Legree
Tim Shelby
Raleigh
Oaks
Uch
Ezra Perkins
Senate
Capitol Square
Ezra
Ezra. Perkins
James Mileage
Perkins
Mileage
Scoggins
Mr. Scoggins
Secessiner
Jesse
James
Hesergin Union
Sherman
Mrs. Duke
Hog Scoggins
General Assembly of
North Carolina
Confederate States of America
Tim
Speaker
Legree
Washington
Congress
Pete Sawyer
Old Darky
de Arkibes
Gravity
Capitol
Pyx
Bretchel
Ita
Peter
Brudder
Uncle Pete
Pete
Lerree
Ali
Hambright
Tom Camp
United States
Trapped in Fear and Rescue Amid Town Turmoil
A desperate rescue follows a violent assault on a girl named Annie as her mother weeps and neighbors pledge aid. Tom Camp joins the parsonage and faces a funeral, while Dr Durham falls ill and warns of unrest. Military orders and financial extortion threaten Hambright as Gen Worth intervenes and a ransom is paid to halt further bloodshed. The district court notices reveal bankruptcy actions in Atlanta.
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Cami
Hose Norman
Hose
Mountain Dew District
Tom
Baptist Church
Ilexe
John Poriam
Tose
Witter
Thepdaiere
Normin
Annie
Tom Camp
Hambright
Nexro
Durham
Gene Worth
Legree Sa
Legree
Hambricht
District Court of the United States
Northern District of
Georgia
E. H. Youngkin
United States District Court Room
Atlanta
R. J. Hancock
District of
John N. Wier
Athens Vulcanizing Co
Jno
D. C. Fuller
W. G. Cornett
Best Pain Killer Bucklen Arnica Salve Heals Skin Injuries
E. L. Chamberlain of Clinton Maine says the arnica salve removes pain from cuts bruises sprains burns and other skin injuries and is an equal healing remedy. It will do you good, only 25 cents at W. J. Smith & Bro. and H. R. Palmer & Sons, (advert.).
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Bucklen
Chamberlain
Clinton
W. J. Smith & Bro. J and
H. R. Palmer & Sons
Deafness Remedies and Tubal Inflammation Cited
An 19th century note claims deafness cannot be cured by local applications and must be treated by constitutional remedies. It attributes deafness to inflammation of the Eustachian tube, causing rumbling or hearing loss, and suggests removal of inflammation to restore hearing. The ad references Halls Cough Drops and a Toledo address in a promotional snippet.
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Crenky, & CO
Tuledo
Dengey
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General Worth
Lincoln
Ke Remarket
Pal
Tom PH
DT Otnist
Post Parcels
Post
Skalowski
ALON
Nashville
Tenn
Skalowsiv
Georgia Mattress Company
ColGaRy
Macon
Madison
Georgia Railroad
and &T
B. R
Bloodworth
C. Hellner
Athens
Augusta
Nature
Athens Engineering CO
Clayton St
Chichester
Wiamond
Santa
Eane Midn
C. H. Hines
Whitlow
Ark
St. Louis
New Orleans
Ers
H. Stubenwoll
Allison
Dr. King
W. J. Smith & Bro