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Newspaper
Durham Recorder
Location
Durham, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1891
Page
5
The Durham Recorder argues Senator Vance should be instructed by the General Assembly to vote for the Sub Treasury plan, and to provide broad liberty in method. It praises Vance as brave and honest, and urges instruction before the first ballot. The paper notes Northern focus on Southern industrial growth and investment interest.
Fragmentary notes describe a political figure mocked for prior plans and loyalties. The text references Uncle Jerry Rusk, admirers of a crossing plan, and a chief in Wisconsin spotlighted in the Cabinet.
Fragmentary notice recalls Castoria product use and misnaming. It then states an application to the general assembly at the present session to enact a law prohibiting sale of intoxicating liquor within two miles of Doke’s Chapel in Durham County. Dated January 9, 1891 by Saver Ganmann.
I offer at private sale the Thomas J. Herndon tract in Chatham county. The property features a six-room dwelling with kitchen, outbuildings, a chapel, and a good water supply from a stone well. The land supports cotton, tobacco, corn and other crops. Written notice from N. D. 4 Merriovl Wake Office.
Dr R E Moore, a distinguished southwest physician, endorses Camm's Emulsion as the best medicine for diseases treated by such remedies. He notes its ease of use for children and currently treats seven patients with it. For sale by E A C Mane & Co Lynchburg Wakefield.
A historical notice describes a sleeping car service between Atlanta and New York with trains 60 and 61. The schedule mentions connections through Washington and Richmond and notes a Laylor passenger agent and route details involving Danville and Augusta.
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