Beating the Conspirators and Rebuilding North Carolina
The Hillsborough paper surveys the November election and warns that a Democratic loss would push the state back to Reconstruction era abuses. It recounts Odd Fellows growth, Wilmington Morning Star’s twenty seven years, and applauds the Star’s expanding Sunday issue and enduring service to the Old North State.
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Wilmington Messenger
North Carolina
Morning Star
Wilmington
The
Star
Old North State
Editorial Snaps and Public Notes From 1891
A patchwork of items notes Mor ton for governor and New York push for direct Senate elections. Reports on corn and cotton yields, a cyclone across the upper Midwest with casualties, and a Savannah testimonial letter praising PLT remedy. Also mentions Electric Bitters as a headache cure and local produce/cash buying offers.
Dr King’s New Discovery Ad Says Money Back Guarantee
The advertisement offers Dr King’s New Discovery for consumption coughs and colds with a full refund if no benefit after a fair trial. It promises trial bottles free at W A Hayes' Drugstore and lists large size prices at five cents and one dollar.
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Dr. King
W. A. Hayes
Dexter Shoe Co., Inc.p. Capital
U.S
Market Report and Cedar Grove School Notice
Corrected by N. W. Brown & Co. lists prices for wheat corn data meal bacon beef butter eggs hides wool coffee sugar sassafras root and other goods. The Cedar Grove School for Boys and Girls opens September with location north of Hillsboro offering primary to academic instruction and monthly tuition and board details.
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Wearkly HiLlspory
N. W. Brown & Co
Confederate Depot
Barry
Cedar Grove
Hillsboro
K. C. Sounson
Prin
N.C Schon
Death of Dr. Frank L. Reid at Greensboro Female College
Obituary notes the death of Dr. Frank L. Reid aged 43 from gastritis at 5 am Monday Sept 24 in Greensboro. The State Teachers Assembly plans Education Day in Raleigh Oct 23 with addresses by prominent educators. Prof Maske of Wake Forest College dies of typhoid fever Sept 17 after returning from vacation. A Confederate monument at Bentonville will be unveiled Oct 10 in Raleigh with Gen Wade Hampton delivering the oration. Victor C Barringer returns to New York after serving as International Court of Appeals of Egypt judge, with anticipation of a Charlotte visit. Charlotte News reports a bright crop and bustling cotton trade in the city. Raleigh News and Observer notes Italian emigration officials planning arrivals to Raleigh to settle Italian farmers in North Carolina.
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Frank L. Reid
Greensboro Female College
State ‘Teachers’ Assembly
Raleigh
Maske
Wake Forest College
Battle
Bentonsville
Wade Hampton
Victor C. Barringer
International Court of Appeals of
Egypt
Cairo
New York
Barringer
Charlotte
40 Miles in 10 Minutes Seaboard Run Sets Record
The Seaboard Air Line chartered a special train Portsmouth to Raleigh 180 miles in 195 minutes to deliver Prof. C. W. Reinhart for an 8 o clock show. The 80 mile leg Weldon to Portsmouth took 80 minutes and 44 miles Henderson to Raleigh in 40 minutes. Engine 219 driven by L. T. Cleves with J. W. Judkins as conductor led the run. Col T. J. Anderson and Reinhart watched anxiously.
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Raleigh News and Observer
Seaboard Air Line
Southern Railroad
Portsmouth
Raleigh
C. W. Reinhart
The
Spider and the Fly Company
Weldon
Henderson
L. T. Cleves
J. W. Judkins
Col. T. J. Anderson
Prof. Reinhart
Third Party Congressional Convention Called for Hillsboro
The Durham Sun notes a call for a Third Party Congressional Convention in this district to meet in Hillsboro on October 2. It questions the value of switching from the current Democratic administration to any Republican or Populist coalition, arguing for honesty and economy in public affairs.
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Durham Sun
North Carolina
Hillsboro
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Hillsborough
N.C
Hillsborough, N. C
Joseph A. Harris
James V. Shepherd
Beaufort
Walter Clark
Wake
James Machae
Cumberland
Armistead Barwell
Mecklenburg
Samn
Tate
Burke
Agustua W. Graham
Granville
Jacob Battle
Leash
W. St. Allen
Weavne
B. F. Long
Fredell
Neath
W. N. Mebane
Mockingham
W. I. Council, Jr
Watauga
N. B. Carter
Hancombe
K. S. Parker
Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows
Caattanoogs
Grand Sire Campbell
South
Atlanta
Poe Kepathesus
Hon
Levi P. Morton
New York Times
Olo
United States
Orange County
Iowa
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Ofice of
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Drayton St
Savannah
Dea
Messrs
Lippaan Bros
Georgia
Sns
Marybreaham
Samuel Cherry
Aliflsboro
Maur
James Webb, JR
Hillsboro, N.C
Yedaer Grove Academy
A. Daoghi
Alex. Oldrini
Italian Emigration Bureau
Oldrini
United States Bureau of Immigration
Munn & Co
Scientific American
Ze Esby
North Carolina Manual
Cranvarre
the Observer Company
J. P. Caldwell
WM. A. Hammond
Washington, D. C
Columbia Chemical CO
Washington, D C
Logica Dexter Shoe
Federal ST
Boston
Mass
Ayer
Family
J. C. Ayer & Co
Lowell
Frank Nasu
Dr. Strudwick
John W. Graham
Paul
Gravan, — & Graham
Attorneys-At-Law
Alamance
Caswell
Durham
Guilford
Person
Orange
W. Graham
Oxford
N. C
Hester D. Turner
M. Andrews
Re. M. Andrews
Leapine Furniture
Ceater
Charlotte, N. C
Jd, IF. Shaw
Na Siwey
Equitable Life
W. J. Roddey
Department of the Carolinas
Rock Hill, S. C
Marlin
Marlin Fire Arms Co
New Haves
Coss
U.S. AL
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Canary, Mo
P.P.F
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mMizsens
Lirppuan Bros. - Sevannsh
P.P. P
Hot Springs Ark
Ant
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Johnston
J. Ok
Beruin
Fez
Augeim
Tux
Jameer
Moses
Lirruan Buos
Davannah Ey Trentlemen
Discos
Alec
Bok
Bird Bisecses
Lippman Bros
Burwell « Dunn
Charlotte, N. Cc
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