For Sale of Bonds Sealed bids sought at Durham N C
Sealed bids will be received for the sale of bonds in Durham North Carolina until Saturday September 15 at 3 o clock pm bids to be opened privately. Bonds issued under authority of the Board of Commissioners per an election held July 17 and in accordance with sections 1996 18 1999. Details and conditions provided in official notice and bid forms.
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Eloe
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Mercantile Trush Company
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Biel
Graham and Ruffin Attorneys Practice in Several Counties
Law firm of Graham and Ruffin advertises general legal services in Aillsboro Nebraska and Washington DC with offices in Alemane Canwell Durham Guilford Rockingham Forsn ager.
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Alemane Canwell
Durham
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Advertisers Seek Free Viet Media For Effective Ads
A 19th century newspaper note offers advertisers a free print sample and claims strong reach across states and sections. GEO P HOWELL & 10 invites inquiries for a medium they say outperforms telegraph and meal advertisements.
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Howell &10
New York
Election Returns and State by State Results
New York and nationwide returns show Harrison favored in New York by large margins per Republican notices. Michigan and Connecticut lean Republican, while New Jersey legislature may tilt Democratic. Tennessee reports tense voting with irregularities. Virginia and New Hampshire show varied outcomes. totals include multiple state and district tallies and party claims.
North Carolina election returns show Democratic gains across counties
Official returns indicate Democrats gain in Orange Mecklenburg and other counties with Mecklenberg leading by about 1,050 votes and precincts reporting large Democratic majorities in multiple districts. Republicans hold some pockets but statewide shifts favor Democrats.
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Ellington
Fuller
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Mecklenburg
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The Rebuke to Republican Managers in North Carolina
In a sharp rebuke, white voters in North Carolina condemned Republican leadership over inflated circulars and race-based election supervision. The article claims Eaves and Radical associates inflamed Democrats and pushed Judge Dick to appoint black election supervisors, sparking broad public anger and a warning to Radical politicians.
Trouble over poll books leads to deadly clash at San Rafael
A Velona county report says Republican and Democratic judges clashed over poll books in San Rafael. Judge T Provencher was shot through the heart and killed, an assailant fled to the mountains.
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Velona County
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T. Provencher
Marderer
Coalition Defeated in Craven County Election
The Craven County electorate delivers another defeat to the Coalition ticket halting hopes for reform in the county. Bitter speeches arose as the Republican faction faced a two year term with intense remarks and strong language from opponents.
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Republica Prep
Dr Herndon Vindicated and Durham Receiver Support
The piece portrays Dr. Herndon vindicated after a disputed base claim. It notes a Wake County candidate receiving backing from Mrs Pollard’s circle and remarks on tariff discussions framed as fair, praising labor pay in Durham without slander toward Durham or others.
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Election night in 1888 Washington update and New York race
From Washington a late bulletin claims Benjamin Harrison carries all Blaine states from 1884 plus New York. Returns show New York pivotal with about half heard and predicted Harrison lead around 4,000. New Jersey and Connecticut vote for Cleveland’s allies, while California and Michigan lean Republican. Governor races and mayoral wins noted.
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Our New Governor Judge Fowle Addresses Carthage Crowd
Judge Fowle returned to his home after addressing 1500 people in Carthage. The canvass is praised as brilliant and effective, with confidence in a Democratic triumph. He is described as highly distinguished and deserving of victory.
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Carthage
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