Studebaker Wagons and Plow Supplies at Rogers Durham
C J Rogers of Durham North Carolina offers buggy wagon and harness supplies with Studebaker Tennessee and Nissen wagons. He advertises free bridles saddles and related items and lists brands including Durham Bull British Mixture Sea Fowl Zells Tobacco guano Star Bone Peruvian Farmers Friend Pacific Patapsco and Bos. He pledges full stock and invites neighbors to call.
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C.J. Rogers
Durham
N.C
Studebaker
Tennesee
Nissen
Durham Bull
Friend
Pacific
Patapsco
Bos
Lightning Rods Push In Wilson Firms Warned
Mr B H Tyson of Wilson N C has been in Durham promoting lightning rods for W Duke Sons Co Blackwell Durham Tobacco Co and other firms He advertises non insulating systems and guaranteed work with reasonable prices He can erect the rotopn as notified and will respond quickly to inquiries.
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B. H. Tyson
Wilson, N. C
W. Duke Sons & Co
Blackwells
Durham Tobacco
Tyson
Wilson
Ra'eigh
Washington
Sige A. Rogenn
LO. B
John T. Deweese
John Manning
Cha‘ham
Son H. Rogers
Wake
W. A. Smith
Johnston
Jos. J. Davis
Franklin
W. R Cox
Manning
Raleigh
Durham
Alamance
Orange
Chatham
John W. Graham
Orage
Wa Hington
Nash
John W.graham
Veteran Confederate Day Remembrance and Gettysburg Note
The article reflects on the July 4, 1863 battles at Vicksburg and Gettysburg, lauding Grant and Lee while noting Confederate valor. It describes the Gettysburg ground, the 6th New York Regiment, and the cemetery fight. It also reports the Lee Camp Soldiers’ Home in Richmond seeking funds to build a chapel and support for over 100 veterans across nine states with a $3,5000 goal.
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Vicksburg
Mise
Gettysburg
Seldon
Gen Johnson
Jefferson Davis
Confederate States
Gen. Grant
A. S. Johnston
Shiloh
Joseph E.john
Pemberton
Grant
Johnson
Baltimore
Better
Torytown
Gen. Lee
Ibis
College
Cemetery Ridge
Leo
N. Y
Hokes Brigade
Gettys Burg
Lee
Diers
Tome
Richmond
Ouress Hall
South
Lewis Ginter
Alo & Ginter
Inv
R. Cooke
Frra. Ler
Board of Visitors
Battle of Guilford Court House recalled on railroad track
The article notes track-laying along the Cape Fear and Yadkin Valley Railroad across historic Guilford Court House ground. It recalls the 1781 battle between Generals Greene and Cornwallace, the heavy losses, Yorktown’s outcome, and the role of Guilford as a pivotal southern turning point in the Revolution. Survivors from the Durham company recount the day’s glory.
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Cape Fear
Yadkin Valley
Guilford Court House
Greene
Lord Cornwallace
Cornwallace
Washington
Yorktown
America
Guilford
Green
Dack
Maleap Gates
Usmden
Grane
Durham Company
Grant
Lee
Garolina
Business optimism and rising markets noted in period evidence
The piece reports widespread business confidence, rising stock markets, more merchandise movement, higher cotton and iron production, and expectations of a strong harvest. It notes money becoming more abundant and both capital and labor ready to cooperate.
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Ncre
Capitol
Atlanta
Notable reminiscences in Washington humor and politics
The piece notes W J Lampton aged 87 of the Washington Crific remains lively in humor and recollections of minstrel days. It recalls Randall’s speeches failing with protectionists and Blaine support mobilized by dry goods and hardware clerks along Broadway. The Senate delays wartime requisites amid political tensions and factional ballots.
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W. J. Lampton
Washington
Lampton
Blaine
New York
Star
Railroad subscription urged to boost Campbell county growth
The Campbell Record argues for voting the Lynchburg Halifax and North Carolina railway subscription, stating the $100,000 Campbell money plus $250,000 from Lynchburg and private gifts will raise county value, create jobs, boost real estate, attract immigration, and spur new industries and towns along a 35 mile line to Brookneal.
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Campbell
Lynchburg, Halifax and
North Carolina
Lynchburg
Department of Trade
Campbell County
Brookneal
Staunton River
Durham
Local Notices and Elections and a Dying Poet
News briefs from Tarboro and surrounding counties report Nina Batts death at 45, a writ of habeas corpus in a divorce case, a deadly disease affecting children across multiple counties, Democratic congressional nominees, and poet Paul Hayne near death after a stroke.
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Tarboro Southerner
Nina
B. Batts
Phillips
James H. Ward
Ella
Ward
Vox
Charlotte Democrat
Paul K. Means
Cabarrus
Samuel J. Pemberton, Esq
Stanly
David Davin
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Person
Fisanville
W. W. Fuller
ATLAW
G. Ryan
Raleigh, NC
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Durham, N.C
DR. G. Copp
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Riggsbee Building
N. C
Jonas Maysixu J
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Durhay
Albemarle
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Atlantic Coast Lines
T. BR. Gary
H. Bruvhld & Bro
H. Main Street
Hicks Gle Plaine Bros
Thos. H. Briggs & Son
Belgas
Raligh, N.C
the National Hotel
Danville
Virginia
Stram
Yates & Richardson
Tsing
Tania Lane
Patapsco Flouring Mills
C. A. Gambrill Mfg Co., Prop’s
Baltimore, Maryland
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Saemone
We Sean ' Ie
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