Killing of Moffitt and a deputy terrorized by a man Turner
In Montgolavery County last week Deputy Revenue Collector Motto was killed and Moffitt shot by Turner, who allegedly acted with frenzy after being tolerated. The incident spurred Republican rhetoric about Populists, with reports of threats and political fallout surrounding the case. Five Beaufort County convicts arrived at the penitentiary.
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Raleigh
Dee
Montgolavery
Slavnena Uday
Turner
Moffitt
Saya Mori
Del
Oimmer
Mieslitt
Tr Gal Huyer
Rrepublicans
Beaufort County
W. L. Hott
Payetteville
Lane
Durkan
Mildrassee
Pattenta
Asheboro
Randolph County
Aber-deon
Moore County
Rispublican
Wis
Eneley
Jackson County
Eniley
Pritchart
Tila
Edenton Theater Delivers Sensational Four Act Comedy
The Lang Hon Dramaic Company staged The Cabalionir at Tea's Opera House last night. The sensational four act comedy drew strong local turnout and was well received by patrons. W Joyner of New York Life Insurance in Day View attended on company business. C Potter and K Jacobs of Norfolk were noted visitors. J C Tond’s Granville Street residence is being renovated by a painter. A C Mitchell returned from the West with Chirisimus goods.
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Edenton
Lang- Hon
Tea's Opera House
W. Joyner
New York Life Insurance Company
Day View
Taying
Mestre
C. Potter
K. Jacobs
Norfolk
J.C. Tond
Granville Cet
A.C. Mitchell
Worth
Will Admit Women At Trinity College Endowment Accepted
Kinston North Carolina December 1 The North Carolina M E Conference opened at 9 AM with Bishop Wilson presiding. Six young men were admitted after a question on admission. Rev J T Kendall’s re addition was rejected after debate. College presidents reported Dr Kilgo read Trinity’s offer of a $100000 endowment to admit women, and the Liberal Beneficial Fund was accepted. Trinity becomes coeducational.
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Kinston
N.C
North Carolina M. BE
Wilson
J.T. Kendall
Kilgo
Trinity College
W. Duke
Durham
Trinity
Cotton Market Report from Britain to New Orleans
Weather in ecot ton belt remains clear and warmer while Liverpool spot market holds steady. New York futures finish the day down 19 to 20 points with 2 400 bales sold. January at 7.08, March near 7.26, May around 7.36. Port receipts total 95,445 bales in the US yesterday, up or down versus prior years, with interior towns showing mixed weekly totals and regional gains in Savannah and Bombay receipts.
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Ecotton
Liverpool
New York
United States
Savannah
Bombay
New Orleans
Brandeleon and Norfolk notices on church events and local affairs
Broad local column reports Maurice Brandeleon panorama at Park Avenue Baptist for the Young Ladies Society and an East Norfolk Y meeting at Windsor Avenue. Updates on Rev W D Smith vacancy at St Peters Inropul, Woolson called to fill vacancy, wood business shift on South Maltby, and a Maltby avenue burglary at J C Perry grocery. Also notes on charitable ads, elocution at Melvendree, letters to editor about aiding poor workers, factory children schooling idea, and local civic issues including partridge sale case and snowmelt boosting mills.
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Maurice
Bunyon
Park Avenue
Young Ladies' Society
Adaitesian
East Norfolk
Y's
Windsor Avenue
Myr. Woodson
DD. C. Lassiter
Norfolk and Vicinity
Aeel
Sinte rSelool Aswwedion rearrange sessions.
Petersburg dispatch reports the chamber of commerce considering railroad rate reductions for excess baggage after a communication from Wel l end chamber. Sussex county crops are reported shortened causing farmers substantial losses. Rev A J Fristoe leads a revival in Marion Virginia. Ince Toulten and Henry man retire from a deer hunt in Surplex county with spoils.
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Petersburg
Chamber of Commerce
Gita
Mrch
A. Dunlop
Wel Iend Chamber of Commerce
Excesa Biggige
Chamber of Commerce of
Liserty
Sussex
A. J. Fristoe
the Sun and Baptist Church
Marion
Virginia
Messrs
Ince Toulten and
Tlenryman
Patterson, N. J
Surplex County
Pe City
Local Tastings and Notices From City Gatherings
Mrs Conlin hosted W T U officers with an oyster toast at her home. Birthday reception for Marnes Workers of Central Avenue Baptist Church to be held at Capt Mathews residence on Camp Avenue tonight. W C T U to host an event at Colley Avenue headquarters next Monday with oysters ice cream for sale. The poem Enouch Arden referenced through Lord Tennyson manuscript, once given by the late Mr Woolner.
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Baum
Eli Morse
Cafe Royal
Morse
North Carolina
Richmond
Petersburg
J. P. Jackson
J. W. Philns
Ince
Mary Virginia
E. HM. Beasley
Washington Street
Enoch Arden
Lord Tennyson
Mr. Woolner
Semplior
Public notice of cure claim by catarrh sufferer
A reader urges others to seek treatment for catarrh from Dr. Firey, recounting personal relief after months of nose blockage throat pain and mucus. The letter claims a cure is possible and endorses the doctor for similar ailments in the area.
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Cata
Wien
Firey
Tim
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Dragateta
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Goodwill
ARTI
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Wait, Rettew & Chay
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GEO, W. Duval & CO
Water Street
Norfolk, Va
Universal Keyboard
Southern Agency
OLD Dominion Paper CO
Commerce Street
Cenuine Slaughter Saley
Ens
Bios Pybics
Melton
Cannon Ball Clothing Co
Main
Minsle
N . FR Folk
VA. P.S
G. S. Briggs & Co
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County of
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Pendin
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Portsmouth
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J. FB. Dale
Siler
Teste
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Princess Anne Counsty
Witamaon Et Als
Smith Et Als
Norfolk Real Estate and Stock Exchange
Vac
Princess Anne
Kerpaville
Norfolk County
Vonda
Jonathan Sanderling
Gen
Hidford
Whitehaver Lands
Great Bridge Roads
Guy
I. M. Kee Eling
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Parer
Church
Jamaica
Haron
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Old Market Square
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J. B. Armstrong & CO
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