North Carolina Politics and Labor Reports Highlight Election Prospects
The issue outlines crop prospects and price expectations for cotton, notes the labor bureau on mills employing 27 workers, and discusses education funding and county school terms. It mentions political maneuvering within the Democratic and Populist movements and cites concerns over civil service violations related to Republican storekeepers in Iredell and Buncombe counties.
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Labor Bureau
North Carolina
Gaston
Statesville
Colector Harkins
Civil Service
Buncom
Iredell
A. Ottinger
D. 5. Mack
Olinby
Dr Kings New Discovery and Local Notices
An 1900 era snippet mentions Dr King’s New Discovery for consumption and coughs with a testimonial from James Jones of Jones & Son Cowden Illinois. It notes a wife severely ill with La Grippe developing into consumption and recovering after using the remedy. It lists W A Hayes Drug Store selling trial bottles and refers to wheat crop estimates and farm money, plus assorted local notices and products.
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Dr. Witte
Hayes’ Dry
W. A. Hayes
Johnson Opposes Grand Army Meeting in Richmond
The Charlotte Observer quotes General Bradley T. Johnson arguing against a Grand Army of the Republic reunion in Richmond, dismissing the crowd gathering and funding hype as bosh while noting mutual respect between Union and Confederate veterans. The piece highlights local remedies, political chatter, and pardons amid diverse notices and market briefings.
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Charlotte Observer
Bradley T. Johnson
Grand Army of the Republic
Richmon
Johnson
Lan
Sale of Valuable Land by Mortgage Proceedings
Under authority of two mortgage deeds, W G Robson to Henry Malone and to Thomas R Cole, both recorded, sale set for September 1 1897 at the Hillsboro courthouse. The lands include a tract on New Hope Creek described with boundaries and known as Robson home place, with cash terms. Also referenced is a second tract on New Hope and a Ring Co adjacent parcel. Crawford as executor.
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W.G. Robson
Henry Malone
W. G. Robson
Thomas R. Cole
Court House
Hillsboro
Morniay
New Hope Creek
Wmn. Mayes
J. W
S. D. Blackwood
J. Kirkland
Green
Freeland
Vis Kings
Burroughs
W.G. Rob
New Hhining
Toof
G. Rob
House
Io Fae
Same. Crawford
Thomas R. Col Mortys
C.D. Turner
Jerry Bain
Nancy Bain
Hillboro
Orange County
T. D. Turner
Ige Holeman
C.D. Morty
Ashville denial over Vanderbilt hospital plan circulates
A letter from Cearies McNamee with George Vanderbilt in Lubeck Germany denies the claim that Vanderbilt planned to build a $100,000 hospital in Ashville. McNamee states the stay has no foundation. Salisbury World reports Colonel T J Newman negotiating with colonists for Northern immigration and lowering prices to bring them south.
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Cearies
McNamee
George Vanderbilt
Lubeck
Germany
Vanderbilt
Ashville
Salisbury World
T. J. Newman
Seaview Drugstore Promotes Chamberlain Remedy
Seaview Virginia reports a splendid sale of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy with customers praising its effects for children. Kellam and Curren announce the product and W A Hayes Druggist offers 25 and 50 cent sizes.
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Seaview
Chamberlain
Patts Apglesedy
Kellam & Curren
W. A. Hayes
Compulsory Education Circular on School Attendance
Late Superintendent Mebane issues a circular urging better schools and teachers to raise attendance. He argues for engaging indifferent parents and local taxation to fund improvements and supports compulsory education if public participation remains low.
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Punle
Tnetraction
Mebane
Tere
Store Move Advertisement on Charton to King Street
An old stand announces relocation from Charton to King Street offering goods in the seller’s line and inviting all interested persons to visit and purchase.
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Charton
King Street
Laws
Immediate trial and hanging suggested for rape case
A Salisbury resident proposes a cure for rape involving an immediate trial before three Justices of the Peace and a jury, with execution at once if found guilty. The Raleigh News Observer notes Mitchell County returns detail goats, sheep, and dogs taxed, totaling 7,338 sheep and 71 dogs valued at 119 dollars.
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Wilmington Messenger
J. Q. Stallings
Salisbury
Raleigh News Sod Observer
Ryder
Raleigh News-Observer
Mitchell County
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