Tarboro Southerner celebrates long history and staff changes
The Tarboro Southerner recalls its 54th volume since 1822 and notes leadership, ownership, and editorial shifts over the years. It highlights Jordan Stone's Raleigh News valedictory, Manning’s Roanoke to Danville move, and new Raleigh News staff hires, praising resilience and prospects.
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Raleigh News
Jordan Stone
Asheville
Bro. Furman
The
News
All
East Carolina
Mr. Stone
People of the West
Roanoke News
W. '. Manning
Danville Daily News
Messes Manning
Manning
H. E. T. Manning
T. C. Evans
Richmond Inquirer
Vicksburg Herald
Raleigh
Tom Evans
Zip
Capt. Evans
Economize in the New Year urged over lavish living
The piece laments high money stringency in 1876 and urges thrift in domestic management. It notes farmers sowed more wheat as a result, hints at county meat expenses, and cites 20,000 pounds pork lost in Wayne county due to warm weather.
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Hell
Richard
Wayne County
Roanoke
de Ee
Seaboard
Wilmington
Hamilton
Williamston
Hills Ferry
Edward's Ferry
Margarettisville
Garysburg
Weldon
Halifax
Enfield
Tarboro
N.C
United States
James Gordon & CO
N. C
North Carolina Moves to Exhibit at Philadelphia Centennial
The 1875 executive note approves Professor W C Kerr to organize a state display at the 1876 Philadelphia Centennial. It urges public support to show mineral wealth and resources, inviting immigration and investment, and recalls NC's revolutionary history from Carpenter's Hall to the 1776 declaration.
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Rip von Winkleism
North Carolina
Philadelphia
Kerr
North Canco
Iia
Raleigh
N. C
R. F. Hoke
D. BM. Carter
James McCullum
State Agricultural Society
W.C. Kerr
Continental Congress
Carpenter's Hall
Mnen
North Carolina Urged to Join Centennial Exhibition
A historical appeal urges North Carolina to participate in the centennial exhibition in Philadelphia marking American independence. It praises the state’s revolutionary role and calls for coordinated action to showcase its history, religion, and civil liberty as part of the national celebration.
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North Carolina
Philadelphia
United States of America
Thomas Jefferson
Friends of Progress
Friends of Peace
Friends
G. H. Broapey
Terrific Tornado Death Toll in Kentucky Described
A Kentucky tornado passed twelve miles east of Hickman on Sunday evening, destroying forests and killing two at Mayfield along with others injured. Realfoot Lake hotel guests escaped as buildings toppled. The account ends with medical advice and a sales pitch for Dr. Pierce’s medical books and Favorite Prescription.
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Nashville
Tenn
Hickman
Mayfield
Chicks
Manny
R. V. Pierce
M.D
World's Dispensary
Buffalo, N.Y
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Charles &. Battle, Publishers and Proprietors
Dossey Battle
Tarboro,n
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George Howard
Tarboro’ Press
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Dow Pender
Hugh Maenair
Kentucky
Walter P. Williamson
Pitt Street
A. Whitlock & Co
Amy Jose An H Cobb
Er Ek University of
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ST. Cloud’s
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Blue Room
W. B. Jordan
S. Nash & CO
Bethel College Institute
Littleton
Halifax Co
Farptons
Macon Carolina
C. G. Davenport
Littleton, Ne Cc
Tayne County
Charlotte Observer
Katie Putman
Janeyre
Magnolia
Kinston Gazette
Randolph County
Charlotte
Tarboro’ Male Academy
Wilkinson
Wm. H. Shields
Halifax County
Beach Swamp
Spier Pittman
Richard Hene
VEW
Main Street
M.T. Gwatney
T. E. Lewis
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Bruff, Faulkner & Co
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J. E. Ruff
A. B. Faulkner
Win. KR Hallett
Timore Street
Baltimore
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Hillsboro
Horner & Graves’ School
R. H. Graves
Hugh Morson, Jr
D. H. Hamilton
Maj. Hamilton
M. Lawrence
H. & Bro
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E. Daniel
Court House
Greenville
Pitt County
Benjamin Daniel
David Langley
Tar River
Pactolus Township
Said County
Daniel
Jarvis & Sugg
M. Millhiser & CO
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Nations
Richmond
Church Street
John N. Vick
Thony Mount
N. Co
W. L. Thorp
M. Weddell & Co
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J. L. Coker
Jesse Bullock
Edgecombe
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Alter Clark
G. Stuxtox & Co
Oakdale Institute
Edgecombe Co
New York City
Jessons
Geo. L. Wimberly
Battle
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C. W. Smith
Rocky Mount, N.C
Eagle Rock
Wake County
Eugene T. Jones
A. M
Masonic Lodge
Ea M Jones
Warrenton Female College
Sreck
Eertest
Gene T. Jones
Wake Co
Classical and Mathematical School
Forrestville
Rich'd H, Lewis, A. M
Paixetrar
VANCE
John R. Dunn
Eye and Ear Institute
Franklin ST
Alian J. Chisolem
University of Maryland
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Baltimore, MD
Eorge Reviie
Washington University
Charles Carroll
Europe
George Reuling
M. D
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Manhattan Manufacturring Company
G. A. Lumpkin
Reade Street
New York
Liebig
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America
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Prest
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Lichig
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Wm. R. Barwell & Co
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Thomas Street
Superior Court
James W. Davis
Susan Yis
Tho D. Gay
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Woodard
M.M. Oates
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Gots
Edward
Thigpen
Fanny Thigpen
Lucinda High Pen
Dec'd
Thomas Edmondson
State OF
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W. Davis
Susan Davis
Thomas D. Gay
M. M. Oates
Moses Rountree
F. D. Rountree
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Indian Edmondson
Elizabeth Edmondson
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Edgecombe County
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H. L. Staton, JR
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Jesse H. Woolard
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Louis M. Holliday
Thos. Holliday
Edwin D. Holliday
Eugine Holliday
Samuel Holliday
Thomas Andrewa
Sophia
E. P. Daniel
Georgiana
R. F. Robinson
Mary
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Thomas Holliday
Thomas Andrewe
K.¥. Robinson
Anna L. Mangum
Santa Claus
Harsono
Howard & Pippen
N. J. Young
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Smith's Wharf
E. D. Barnes
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