Local Ads and Community Notes from the Feast Season
Local items advertise best ads for feast money and fine clothing. Muse's cash store on Main Street church Sunday events, and Duke Sons & Co. are mentioned alongside orders for new wares. Farmers hear of field issues, rusted wheat, and weather impacts. weekly notices include meetings, advertisements, and community figures. Died: Mr. Robert Faucett in Hillsboro. Church talks and political notes appear with local personalities and events shaping the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Main Street
Duke, Sons & Co
American Tobacco Co
A. Ei
Lloyd Mesera
Bey
Washington Post Chronicle of a Bold Visitor
A tall, stately man in a black broadcloth suit with a silk at one ear entered Chamberlin's yesterday afternoon. He appeared as a dominant figure, described as handsome with a black moustache, flanked by another man in similar attire who seemed to guide him like a tug to a large ship. They shared a large dinner together, leaving an impression of prominence.
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Dixon
Sal Bone
New York
Srtaa
Haase
Thomas Dixon
Cleveland
Brey
Sgealenee
Robert Faucett
Hillsboro
Bob
Huang
Ara
Washington Post
Chamberlin's
Hiim
Return of a Native Opens Old Wounds in North Carolina
A fragmented report recalls a reunion after 28 years at a mountain home in Wilkes County, North Carolina, where a man’s past battlefield deeds are weighed by old friends. The piece touches Rutherford College events, local exhibitions from Connelly Springs, and notes on theater and lectures referenced from multiple sources.
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Wilks County
North Carolina
Local court convicts man on five counts in Wilhemeport
A judge faces sentencing for a defendant found guilty on five counts. The paper notes potential penalties and the likelihood of a lengthy prison term, suggesting a sentence near two decades. The report reflects local reaction to the verdict and anticipated judicial action.
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Faenen
America
Wilhemeport
Republican
Pm Bank
Rascal
The Poor House Case: Larceny and Murder Sentences
In Superior Court the Poor House case and related charges dominated the docket. Henry Austin’s murder at Smoky Hollow led to Will Johnson being sentenced to twelve years in the penitentiary after testimony portraying a drunken brawl. other defendants received prison terms for larceny and selling liquor to minors. Jurors named for the week. The county faces heavy costs. an advertisement for Sarsaparilla closes the report.
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Canes
Willis Jenee
Henry Austin
Smoky Hollow
Estentiary
Strayhorn
F. L. Fuller
Will Johnson
State Va
J. J. Adcock
Lis Guor
John W. House
Pey
Guitty
Fragmentary phrase on vocal organs and lungs remains
The text fragment mentions lungs and vocal organs in the context of affections. It reads as part of a medical or anatomical discussion, listing ailments related to the lungs and voice without providing a full narrative or clear event.
Spavin Liniment and Farm Tools Featured in 19th Century Ads
An assortment of era advertisements highlights English Spavin Liniment claiming to remove lumps and blemishes from horses and ease sufferings, alongside promotions for California Fig Syrup Company laxatives, Microbe Killer endorsements, and Walter A. Wood farm equipment including mowing machines and rakes.
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A. Sweeney
N.M. Jobson & Co
Durham
N. C
Syrup of Figs Ad Promotes Gentle Laxative Use
An old style advertisement promotes Syrup of Figs as nature's laxative for cleansing the system. It claims ease of use and effectiveness for constipation, headaches, colds, fevers, and related ailments, noting manufacture in California and sale by Blacknall and Son with a March 28 date.
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California
San Francisco
Cal
Blacknall & Son
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve and Dixie Cholera Cure Ad
An old advertisement touts Bucklen’s Arnica Salve for cuts and skin ailments and Dixie Cholera Cure from Dixie Drug Store. It also targets “weak women” with Barcamparilla as a tonic, claiming to restore nervous health and relieve headaches and digestive issues. The copy is fragmented but presents patent medicines and health claims typical of the era.
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BMAM
Jones & Lyon
Nobby
Muse
Eis McCaster
Wilson
Chapel
Aswillberh Field
Wash- City
Brother Jernigan
Jernigan
Mateembel
Ocratic
Goon News
Carr
A. Gal
A. E. Lloyd _ es Seeman
Jorn i
Washington
Cham Taye
Bey Aca Beh
Rutherford College
Ea Mio
Connelly Springs
Batt
Ing. Arthur L. Butt
Warraxen
Pres
Beo'y
Jane Fusay
Pittsburg Press
Stanely
Yim
Flobert
Jack
Chester Times
Will Wright
Gill
Martha Ann Woelarl
RB. G
Owen
Hood
Mary
N.J
H.B
Hood & CO
Apothecares
Lowell
Mase
Dr. Davids Aoe
Yearby & Co
G. J. Spencer
St. Joseph
Walter A. Wood
Walter A
Datton
Geiser
Bucklen
Arnica
Bocas & Co
Durkan
Cos
Yearby's
W. M. Yearby
N.C
J.T. Womble
Bes
T. J