The LATE ELECTIONS IN BRAZIL LIBERALS VICTORIOUS
The Weekly Recorder notes Brazil’s recent parliamentary elections swung to the Liberals with a broad majority. It praises Dom Pedro as liberal and progressive while predicting the abolition of the Imperial dynasty and a move to a Republic. It also reflects on religious policy and trust between races in the South.
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Empire of
Brazil
Congress
Dom Pedro
Dora Pedro
Free Masons
Faithful Unto Death Tribute to Loyal Virginia Servant
In Warrenton Virginia a lengthy tribute honors Wilhelmina Esmonds a faithful family servant of over fifty years in the Turner household of Fauquier County. The notice recalls Southern slave devotion as protector and friend figures from Scott to Harri and notes the quiet dignity of her burial near her former mistress. The piece condemns political agitators fostering race strife and defends the enduring bonds of affection between former masters and enslaved servants long before emancipation.
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Warrenton
Wilhelmina Esmonds
E. (. Turner
Fauquier County
Virginia
Louisians
Walter Scott
Fredom
Tahoma Nelson Page
Joel Chandler Harri
South Carolina
Kinelock
Progress and incidents in several North Carolina towns
Goldsboro shows widening commerce and manufacturing growth. In Hendersonville a street assault left Adam Loftis wounded during a fight involving Jim Davenport and Dora Clayton. Kinston reports 190 converts at a revival led by Evangelist Fife and ministers. Greenville to Bell's Ferry road likely to be built. Theft of two bales of cotton at Bell's Ferry and dam issues at Great Falls threaten factory startup. Fishers report strings of suckers and perch after Pee Dee dam burst. A Sunday night “killing” trost occurred with unclear damage.
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Goldsboro
Graham Gleaner
College of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts
Carl Selars
W. B.deisais
Peasant Grove
Henderson
Happy Hollow
Hendersonville
Jim Davenport
Dora Clayton
Adam Loftis
Davenport
Loftis
Devonport
Kinston
Evangelist Fife
W. W. Rose
LaGrange
Greenville
Bell
Pee Dee Mill
Baltimore Fertilizer Factory Burned at Locust Point
A large fertilizer plant at Locust Point Baltimore owned by G Ober Sons opened 1857 burned. Three buildings costing 250000 were gutted with 260090 in damage and 40000 in stock. High winds spread the fire from acid storage to sheds and a mass of fertilizer was lost. One firm member said losses reach 260090 amid insurance disputes.
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Baltimore
G. Ober
Soneco
Locust Point
A Woman’s Discovery of a Cure for Consumption
A woman named Mrs. Luther Lutz suffers seven years from severe consumption symptoms and a persistent cough. After trying Dr Ring’s New Discovery for Consumption she reports rapid relief and sleep, claiming a miracle cure after one bottle. The item advertises free trials at Blacknall & Son Drug Store in Shell Y, North Carolina.
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de. Ring
Luther Lutz
Hamrick & Co
Shell>y, N. C
Kt Blacknall & Son
Advice to Mothers Winslow's Soothing Syrup Teething
Advertises Winslow's Soothing Syrup as the remedy for teething pain wind colic and diarrhoea in children. Claims the product soothes the child and softens them. Priced at twenty five cents a bottle with a dated sep 27 advertisement tag.
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Winslow
Local Lady Hailed For Sudden Recovery With Remedy
A county woman long afflicted by a severe chest illness found relief after using Dr King's New Discovery for Consumption. Her case, attributed to Mrs Luter Lutz, is cited by W. A. Hamrick & Co of Shelby, N C, as a proof of the remedy's efficacy in a free trial offer from Blacknalls & Sods.
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Dr King
Luter Lutz
W. A. Hamrick & Co
Shelley N.C
Blacknalls & Sods
Merit Wins For Trusted Remedies In Home Use
Local merchants praise Dr. King's New Discovery, Dr. King's New Life Pills, Bucklen's Arnica Salve, and Electric Bitters for reliable, nationwide popularity. They offer refunds if customers are unsatisfied, asserting lasting satisfaction from proven merits and consistent performance.
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Dr. King
Blacknail & Sen
Sale of Cad Webb estate in Durham North Carolina
Under order of the Superior Court of Wurbem county the undersigned will sell on Sunday October 2 1849 at 12 o'clock at the courthouse door in Durham to the highest bidder 114 acre quarter of land belonging to Cad Webb estate adjoining Day John Saath and others There are two houses on the lot formerly Webb residence Terms one half cash balance six months credit with eight percent interest from date of sale and a mortgage to secure purchase money Sept 20 1889 by Master Commissioner.
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Wurbem
Durhan
N. C
Sunere Ol
Cad Webb
Aitun’el
Hayes
John Saath
Balanc Op
Itie
Maangier
Commies
Sale of Valuable Real Estate in Durham
On October 24 1889 a public sale will offer several parcels in Durham including a Main Street brick building rented for 500 dollars annually a Chapel Hill Street five room dwelling a four room dwelling and kitchen on Chapel Hill street a Cooper Hill street six room dwelling and kitchen a Willard street four room dwelling and kitchen and another five room dwelling with full city water. Terms: one third cash and balance in six and twelve months with interest. Trustees of W T Blackwett listed.
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Durham
Main Street
Court House
Loton Chapel Hill Street
Chapel Hill Street
Cooper Hill Street
Willard Street
Dow
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Weekly Recorder
Bazil
South
Imore
State News
Bucklen
Arnica
Uwnisioner's Land Sale
N.C
W. Ballard
Valliburion
W. T. Blackwett
Mangam
Parrish Streets
Oppsit Parrish
Tephone
W.H. Proctor
NEW
Havig
Summerfield
Durhan, N. C
H. Hawes
Richmond, VA
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