Thomas Brown Womack A North Carolina judge contender
Thomas Brown Womack of Chatham County rises as a candidate and judge in the Fifth Judicial District. The piece traces his birth in Itsboro 1855, early education, law study, Senate service, and leadership roles in Chatham politics. It notes his clerical work in the House, republican credentials, and strong character cited by J D Beecher.
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Thomas Brown Womack
Reidsville
John Manning
Supreme Court
Senate
Bayatyial
Chutgam Alamance
Ithe
Cox
Chatham County
Womack
House of Representatives
Pittsboro
Congress
Civil Service Commission
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Peach Blooms in February Observed
A peach sprig shown by J H Weddington to The Chronicle marks February blossoms of unusual early timing in Charlotte. News notes from Reidsville and Burlington reflect a fire death and a printer joke, while Richmond plans a 11000-seat Methodist tabernacle for Sam Jones meetings with electric lighting.
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J. H. Weddington
the Chronicle
Me. Weddington
Reidsville
Eve A Swann
Swann
Ars. Swann
Sam Jones
Richmond
Virginia tobacco lessons from C M Bird on land and cure
West Virginia bright tobacco insight shares Bird of Putnam County guidance on choosing land soil timber, seed, and careful curing. Emphasizes heat control in barns, plan for varied weather, and selecting seeds from superior sources for better quality.
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J Bright
Grees
Creed M. Bird
Putnam County
West Nia
Halifax County
Virginia
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Mahometan Dignitary's Odd Will Leaves Goods to Servants
A Calcutta letter reports a Mahometan dignitary died leaving his landed estates to relatives while entrusting valuables and jewels to his female servants. He objects to sale by auction or hawker and urges servants to avoid unlawful deeds, with guidance from the Quran and advice on preserving family property.
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Angie Todiaa
Are
Cn Eanedle
Fie
Moe
al Agg
Bones of Old Settl ers Found in War Debris
Fragments describe crumbling bones and a promiscuous heap thought to be early settlers who died in battle. Nearby items include rusty canteens and markers suggesting a battlefield context. Data on times and names are unclear but notes reference credit and scales at Browning.
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