The Contrast and the New South Carolina Fight
The piece reflects on Democratic decline in South Carolina from internal dissension and lack of contrast with Republicans. It argues unity for 1894, predicts new standard bearers, and criticizes recent reforms and magistrate appointments, while noting broader political shifts and public sentiment across counties. It mentions the New Fashion Magistrates, reform critiques, and the call for party reunion.
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Victoris
Democratic Party
Ransom
Jarvis
Wilkesboro
Marion Butler
Board of Trade
North Carolina
Douglass Ture
ewaVille
Raleigh
Fragments Describe Troubled Early Life Incident
Fragmentary text notes a young child, months old, suffering and starved, with references to caretakers and distress. Details are sparse and inconsistent, but imply a harsh, possibly tragic situation surrounding infancy and care. The readable portions mention months, care, and severe deprivation.
Fine Cigars Glorify Durham Market Debut
The Mallory Durham Cheroot Co introduces Fine Cigars Superb Smoke Blackwell's Durham and Jule Cerr Cigars made locally. Named for Durham's honored citizens, they quickly sold their first day, with numerous Durham merchants praising and adopting the brand.
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Durham
Mallory Durham Cheroot Co
P. W. Vaughan
W. M. Yearby
J.W. Tatum
Snead
Thomas H. M. Rosemon
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