Price of Subscriptions and Political Commentary
The Weekly Recorder discusses subscription rates and argues for Democratic principles against Republican industrial policies. It critiques wage shifts tied to Harrison, praises Cleveland, and urges North Carolinians to uphold truth, warn against fraud, and support reforms. It notes readers' interest in Italian missions and mentions a watermelon trust forming in Columbia linking distribution to major cities.
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Charlottesville
Harrison
Republican Party
United States
Mahone
Blaine, Sherman & Co
Democratic Party
Preacher Assault in Concord Recounts Attacks
The Rev. W. L. Grissom of Concord, cleared by his church over alleged misconduct, was first attacked near Oncord after services. A Christmas night ambush on Union Street left him battered and fearful of further harm as the assailant remains at large.
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South
Geo. W. Cable
Foraker
Foster
North
Mahone
Wise
Ella Wheeler Wilcox
Jacksonville
Charlotte Chauniele
W. L. Grissom
Concord
Cabarrus County
Grissom
Oncord
Uvion Street
G. W. Means
Wealthy Philadelphia investor eyes Lynchburg & Durham rail
Mr J P Easley with Mr A W Nowland and Maj Goodwin toured the Lynchburg and Durham railroad inspecting work and route. If his report pleases the syndicate they will invest 1 200 000 in bonds to speed early construction. Maj Peter J Otey says 44 miles graded 13 finished and trains run daily. an express was added last week and work progresses satisfactorily.
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J P. Easley
Philadelphia
A W. Nowland
Maj. Goodwie
Lynchburg & Durham Railroad
Easley
J. A. Long
Peter J. Otey
Utey
Failure in Oxford and Henderson Dry Goods Co
The Harrison Bri Dry goods Co. of Oxford and Henderson assigned to A C Zollicoffer for the benefit of creditors. Liabilities about 10000, assets around 1500 after homestead deductions. First preferred creditor is a daughter of Capt Harrison for 1600. clerks and a few others also prioritized. No Northern creditors named.
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Harrison-Bri Dry Goods Co
Oxford
Henderson
A. C. Zollicoffer
Henderson Gold Leaf
Capt. Harrison
Strange Phenomenon Reported in Charles Mix County
A Chamberlain dispatch describes a large, ongoing phenomenon in Randall military reservation area, with steam vents, sulfur odor, light smoke, and ground heat. The blast is phosphorescent and rumbling at intervals, attracting attention as crews monitor activity across the open settlement zone.
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Curiaco
Chamberlain
Dakota
Charles Mix County
Randall
Mrs Geo W Butler Reunites With Family After Brazil Visit
Mrs Geo W Butler formerly Miss Rees Humphrey arrives in the city with Dr. Butler and two children from Brazil. They traveled aboard the steamship with Minister and Mrs T J Jarvis and will spend Christmas with Mrs Butler’s mother Mrs M O Humphrey, likely remaining several weeks.
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Brazil
Geo. W. Butler
Blood Poison Relief From B B B Cure
Meridian Mississippi July 12 1887 J O Gussoy a trainman reports long illness from blood poison. After failed treatments and patent medicines he tried B B B and soon improved becoming well today praising its qualities.
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Meridian
Miss
J. O. Gussoy
Trainman M. & OR
After Twenty Years
Battimony, April 20 1887. A weary sufferer with ulcerated bowels and bleeding piles credits Botanic Blood Balm for a 15 pound gain and renewed health after twenty years of illness. Free illustrated booklet offers cause and cure information for blood poisons and scrofula from Blood Balm Co. Atlanta.
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Wright
Atlanta
Bishop Lyman request for prayers for voyage across diocese
Raleigh Chronicle prints a letter from Rev. Jos. Blount Cheshire Jr. of Charlotte asking prayers from all churches in the diocese. He seeks prayers for his safe voyage on the last Sunday in December and the first Sunday in January.
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Lyman
Raleigh Chronicle
Jos. Blount Cheshire, Jr
Charlotte
Chronicle
Raleigh
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