The Work of Death and Recent Marriages in Alamance County
A compilation from Alamance Gleaner listing deaths including Mrs Jennie Hall 70 Teuretta Bittle 79 George Sloan 54 Peter Poteat 84 and Rev Campoet 41, plus marriages Matthew Guthrie Braxton plus R P Pell and Nannie Maxwell, J A Martin and J L Scott assigns to creditors, with liabilities totaling about 4,600 and assets unknown or unsettled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie
Hall
W. A. Hall
Maywood
Alamance County
R. B. Haywood
Raleigh
Mere
Inet
A.L. Newlie
Mellville
Jacob
Long
J.A Martin, Doi & Mercantile Business
J. L. Scott
Alamance Gleaner
Amusing Childish Prayer and Vassar Yell Quips
A humorous snippet from Wiseton Gentine about a child praying for Mama Papa Peter Gorrell and his billy goat. The item also mentions witty quips about Vassar College, a cheerful four line joke about a dormitory bedstead with cud of gum, and light gossip from various papers on student yell lore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiseton Gentine
Mr. Wilson
Peter Gorrell
Mama and Papa
Billy-Goat
Hints to Housekeepers From a Turbulent Text
Readers receive quirky advices on cleaning and storage including not boiling colored goods or flannels and laying barrels on their sides for better preservation. It covers silver care with oil, rust removal on steel, marble stain remedies with soap and lime, and odor control in ice chests. It also offers chair cane upkeep and drying tips, reflecting practical home tasks with dated phrasing.
The Cultivator Sees Discouraging Market Outlook 1889
The Cultivator admits the abstention policy for 1889 while noting a discouraging outlook. It cites world markets, a larger 125 percent crop, and a tight money supply as causes of low prices and potential panic. It urges inter state organization to stabilize planting and prices, and reports on rising young Henry B. Hayes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stemmers
Regie
Henry B. Hayes
C. J. Hayes
Oxford
N. C
Bristol
Old North State
Chase City
Danville tobacco sales and planned Durham ventures
Danville posted strong last year tobacco sales totaling 27,363,085 pounds with manufactured tobacco shipments at 5,331,108 pounds. The Farmers Alliance plans a meeting in Durham on the 8th to organize a warehouse company and to launch a Durham tobacco factory. A revenue stamp payment of $611,170.41 marks a high for the era post tax cut, while broader Southern and Indiana remarks appear in a collage of notes and tales from the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton Advertiser
Danville
Daily Register
Farmers Alliance
Durham
Also Mentioned on This Page
Matthas
Guthrie
Harriette Braxton
Alamance Country
R. P. Pell
Nannie H
Vassar
Burlington Free Press
Vassar College
Rq Chronicle Telegraph
Lowell
Detroit Free Press
Yonkers Statesman
Clarksville, Tenn
Atlanta
Darkey
Haroon
Crawford County
Indiana
Crawford
Edith Brydon
Inverness
Dr. Brydon
Jellalabad
Sale
Khyber Pass
Cabulon
Eaen
Jugdullah
W. H. Proctor
H.R. C
Hunnicutt
Humicut Medicine CO
P.O
P. W. Vaughan
Mt. Airy
A. M. Smith, Maxacen
N.C
Albert and
Burrus Latta
Court House
Bra
D L. Belvin
Lewis Dixon
Fish Dam Road
Forrester
Fish Dam
Macarupes Wrart
M. Rogers
W. Ballard
C.J
W. M. Rogers
Fidelity Savings & Trust Co
J. F. Stavonren
First - National - Bank - of - Surham
Officcrsis
Succe
Leo, D. Heartt
Cashier
Chas, A. Jordan
Teller
J. S. Carr
Bryan
Carr
J.T Mallory
J. W. Walker
W.w.fuller
E. J. Parrish
T. D. Jones
A. H. Stokes
Jas
A. Bryan
United States
First National Bank
Bak
First National
Haxall Crenshaw Company
Haxall Mills
Rishmond Virginia
Lowndes
Haxall, Crenshaw & Clars
12Th Street
Feichmonda
Henderson, N. C
AM Dale
Henderson
15Th St
Richmond
Cottrell
Kitchell
East Main Street
Richmond, Va