Radical rulers and carpetbaggers in postwar politics
A dramatic critique of Reconstruction era Republicans described as time servers and carpetbaggers. The writer condemns their use of the negro vote to gain power, naming figures like F J Moses Jr and Wadleigh, and recounts partisan seat disputes and loyalty shifts amid Southern reorganization.
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Conover
Florida
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Floods devastate rail lines and towns across multiple states
On Saturday heavy rains caused widespread damage. The Sir John's Run railroad track in West Virginia flooded. Shenandoah street properties in Starpers Ferry were destroyed. Conococheague in Chambersburg Pennsylvania rose fifteen feet and Caused $50,000 damage. The Cumberland Valley bridge near Williamsport lost five spans and coal cars vanished with a $30,000 loss. Dan River neared record heights causing over $100,000 in Danville damages. Bridges on Stanton River and C and O line damaged near Charleston. Between Cumberland and Harpers Ferry the railroad went ten feet underwater. Richmond waterways saw boats, with city and nearby losses projected between $1,000,000 and $3,000,000.
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Domibey and Son issue new edition of Little Paul
New edition of Little Paul from Domibey and Son issued with illustrations by Datley and an iron binding. Priced post paid at $1.00, for sale by publishers John R. Anderson of Hartford. N Dorrance renovates a Main street building with an elegant iron front, contractor John Volk, praised for careful work. The article notes plans for further front changes next spring and remarks on Dorrance’s town contributions.
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CEREEN'S Appetite Flowen Promoted as Digestive Remedy
Advertises Cereen's Appetite Flowen as a cure for indigestion liver complaint and dyspepsia. Claims 2,940,000 bottles distributed in the U.S. with two doses proving its quality. Sample bottles cost 10 cents and regular 75 cents, sold by druggists.
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