Cleveland and Thurman as a strong Democratic ticket
The piece argues Cleveland and Thurman would form an invincible Democratic ticket if Thurman agrees. It notes the 1896 Democratic National Convention in St. Louis and contrasts Democratic tax reductions with Republican spending. It cites prophecies of turmoil in Europe and predicts solid support for Cleveland nationwide despite Republican hopes in the South.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Thurman
Ixcorper
Hendricks
St. Louis
South
Louisiana
Virginia
North Carolina
Tennessee
Trade Special Telegrams Signal Modest Weekly Change
State of Trade reports do not show material improvement in general trade over the past week. New England's miscellaneous industries show unexpected activity, Western dry goods markets are more active than Eastern centers, and crop prospects improve. boot and shoe shops in New England are fairly busy, heavy goods sales satisfactory, and few buyers remain in the market as fall orders are placed. Disparities in dry goods, wax of cottons steady, mills running on orders, woolen goods dull, print cloths strong, Rio coffee volatile with May weakness, primary sugar markets favorable to holders, cash wheat down, corn down, oats down, flour down, and London wheat lower amid dullness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradstreet
New England
Rio
Great Campaign 0 Tor Courier Journal Circulation Offer
The Weekly Courier Journal offers postage prepaid subscriptions from June 4, 1888 to December 31, 1888 at fifty cents for thirty one issues. Subscriptions before June 4 start from that date. after June 4 they begin on receipt. Club rates are liberal and a free sample copy is available from W N Malde man, President Courier Journal Company, Louisville Ky. Daily price is ten dollars per year and Sunday is two dollars per year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weekly Courier-Journal
United States
Elyie
Courier Journal
W. N. Maldeman
Courier Journal” Company
Louisville
Daily Courier Journal
New State Democratic Executive Committee Named
The article lists district chairmen for the Democratic State Executive Committee with Spier Whitaker of Raleigh as chair of the central committee. District names include First through Ninth with multiple appointees and city affiliations such as Raleigh Concord Weldon Clinton Winston Asheville and Charlotte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic Executive
Spier Whitaker
Reg
Ralclph
Harry Skinner
W G. Lamb
B. B. Winborn
J. J. “Small
D. C. Danies
J. W. Grainger
Martin
W. A. Johnson
T. H. Sutton
L. F. Dorte
W. T. Knnew
H. A. London
J. Ed
F. N. Strudwick
W. H. Ace
W. A. Bobbitt
A. E Henderson
W. B. Glenn
W. F. Carter
T. BR. Robertean
John D. Bellamy
W. H. Neal
H. B. Adame
Bradshaw
G. Wall
J.P. Caldwell
Phillipa
C. Welborn
W. A Hoke
W. C. Field
W. ¢. Ervin
S. V. Pickens
T. A. Jones
J. W. Gudger
Central
Raleigh
Paul B . Concord
Armistead Jones
Samuel Wilder
T L. Emry
Weldon
P. F. Faxon
D. B Nicholson
Clinton
C. B. Watson
Winston
M. E. Garter
Asheville
WE. Ashley
Charkete
Vague Public Health Quip Sparks Medical Quackery Talk
A fragmentary note suggests using a mythical remedy Dr Bigpen Huckleberry Cordial to aid a wounded or ill person. The text mentions a dangerous condition and encourages offering the dubious treatment to the suffering individual.
Durham Men urged to fund Exposition tobacco steers
A historic appeal requests Durham men to subscribe generously to support a local Exposition effort. The message stresses that contributions will benefit all in business and urges no refusals while committees plan to reach those overlooked.
Miss Lucy Winston Named Assistant at Peace Institute
Miss Lucy Winston of this city is appointed assistant to P. of Bauman, music teacher at Peace Institute. Her high distinction in music during her term at Peace is noted. Also, Miss Fannie Stafford of Cabarrus County returns to the Female College at Statesville as part of the toddler corps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucy Winston
P.of. Bauman
Peace Th Institute
Fannie Stafford
Cabarrus County
Female College
Statesville
Death Notice of I. M. Dunlop from Durham Lodge Knights of Pythias
The Order of Knights of Pythias Durham Lodge No. 31 mourns the death of I. M. Dunlop. They honor his faithful service and rectitude, vote to leave a page blank in the lodge minute books, and drape the charter in mourning for 30 days. A heartfelt sympathy is extended to his family and newspapers are to receive a copy of the resolutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. M. Dunlop
Order of Knights of Pythias
L. A. Dunlop
Durham Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Mackay
JW. Malcoas
Misa Wallacemedical act highlighted in Charlotte Chronicle item
The Charlotte Chronicle mentions Misa Wallace capturing a medical act in the musical department while various quips on editors, pumps, punning, and phrases fill a noisy snippet. Forsyth County notes cite forty-two Winston citizens tried for gambling before Judge Cdae in 810.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Charlotte Chronicle
Misa Wallace
Forsyth
Winston
Georgia Carolina and Northern Sold to Richmond and Danville
The Charlotte Chronicle reports the Georgia Carolina & Northern railroad has been sold to the Richmond & Danville system and orders to halt work. The Seaboard and Roanoke connection from Monroe to Atlanta is ended, derailing the great railroad project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte Chronicle
Georgia, Carolina & Northern
Richmond
Danville
Seaboard
Roanoke
Monroe
Atlant
Great Railroad
Raleigh Promressive Farmer post at 4. R. Buf faloe's store 6 miles northeast
A new post offix by the name of Box has been established at 4. R. Buf faloe's store six miles northeast of Raleigh. The move aims to serve the county’s Section and bring benefit to the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
4. R. Buffaloe
Land for Sale at Public Auction in Durham County
Mortgagee G. C. Farthing will auction James L. Barnett’s interests in 72 acres in Durham, 62 acres in Durham, and 200 acres in Ossage County at the courthouse door on Monday June 4 1888 at 12 o clock M. The sale is cash and the property is described in the mortgage registered in Putom and Orange counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vrive
James L. Barnett
Court House
Durham
Durham County
Sieury Neal
Barnett
Said County
Ino. B. Morris
Said Barnett
Ossage County
Ino
W. Couch
Win. Couch
Putom County
Orange County
G. C. Farthing
Parish's Warehouse Appeals to Farmers for Market Start
A promotional note thanks farmers for their support and promises future efforts. It invites customers to Parrish's Warehouse to access large shelves of pelts and the best accommodations as the market begins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parrish
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New York “Herald
Grover Cleveland
Oglesby
Illinois
Tor
Mmittee
Charlotte Chrontele
Crane
Fauci
Gonto
Brother Manning
Henderson Old Leaf
Bellefortaine
Earth
Saturn
Feta Tilsley
Haywoo' Tilley
Pudge
Wilmington
F. A. Olde
WG. Lewis
Goldsboro
Wrightsville
W. ©. Jones
Lewis
CL Olds
E. E
Nith
United Sties
Liberia
Moncovia
West Coast of Africa
Graham Gleaner
Burlington
McCray
Abe Rippy
George L. Konoffaki
Leaksville
Henry County
Frank Sams
Sams
Will X. Coley
the Guardsman
Shannon, Mills & Crane
New York
Columbia
Aiken
Iatally
Wileon
Lee
Eneg
Pomcey
Wells
Richardson & Co
G. Ober & Sons Company
John L. Markham
Durham, N. C
Parrish's Warehouse
Durham, D. C
Wwe
Los St
Tiiley
Beiver Ibs
Jon
AG OU
J. M Beek
Thay
Shere
Wilkerson
E. J. Parrish
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