Tarboro Almanac of Officials and Local Masonic and Church Listings
A fragmented local record lists county officials and clerks such as Clerk of Superior Court L Staton Jr and Register of Deeds Alex McCabe, with multiple names including magistrates, secretaries, and treasurers. It also outlines railway arrivals and departures, post routes to Washington via Greenville, and lodge meetings, plus church services and weekly prayer gatherings across congregations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Court
L. Staton, Jr
Register of Deeds
Alex, McCabe
Joseph Cobb
Treaserer
Robt
Hh. Austin
John E . Baker
Wyatt
Slaw
Anand
Williams
Poor House
Wm. A. Dugcan
Joe, Lancaster
Chaigman
Wiley Wall
J. B. W. Norville
Frank Dew
M. Xem
A. McCabe
BLUE BOYS REBUKED AND POSTAL OUTRAGES REPORTED
New York letters report Grand Army of the Republic members opposing political action for Hayes and Wheeler. The Times retracts a libel about Governor Tilden, while Kansas City mails thefts and post office tampering are noted. Dix is attacked for pro slavery stances, and Indianapolis soldiers rally for Tilden Hendricks amid Republican vigor for Hayes Wheeler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southerner
Dudley
The
Boys In Blue
Grand Army of the Republic
United States
Hayes
Wheeler
Tilden
Massachusetts
Ieolerees
Adams
TIMES
New York Times
Potitier & Stymis
Kansas City
Washington
Congress
Indianapol
Hendricks
Family plots and grim comic misadventures in a Southern home
A rambly tale recounts Mrs Crabsple Crabbapple and her ward Fanny Ann Jones, a boyish misfit Tim Niggins and his quarrels with wife Susan, alongside a yarn about Viny Spriggins and her flirtations with Senator Spriggins. The narrative mixes jabs at social pretensions and marital strife with comic local color and colonial-era manners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fanny Ann
Jones
Mr. Jones
Lavina
Viny
Ted
Thas
Ving
Senator Spriggins
Senator Spriggin
Washington
White House
Jack Scoop
Panny
Fanny
Tim Niggins
Susan
Susan Sunflower
Wenus
Colored Voters Advised to Back Democratic Tickets in South
In southern states colored voters are urged to support Democratic state and local tickets while weighing a Republican federal administration. The piece cites southern leaders and figures like Boutwell and Trampton, arguing for white-led local governance to stabilize Mississippi Louisiana and South Carolina politics and improve community rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
Hays
South Carolina
Louisiana
Mississippi
Boutwell
South Vlina
Trampton
Chamberlain
Hayes
V. Y. Herald
Good Sense and Good Counsel From a Colored Brother in Batesburg
Tom Watson, a Black laborer, denounces Radical rule in the South and urges Black voters to abandon the party. He laments poverty, fetes a white Radical elite, and argues Democrats oppose slavery and would protect Black rights, warning the political order will crumble on November 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vance
Rufus L. Powell
Swift Creek Township
Pleasants
Raleigh
Garner
Beverly Pleasants
Gover
Cam Mangum
Batesburg
S. C
Tom Watson
South
Holgefield
Lawrence Khain
New York
Radical Party
South Carolina
Rascality
Radical
United States
Seven Reasons to Adopt the Amendments Now
The pamphlet argues for amendments restoring law making to the people and limiting gubernatorial prerogative, expanding legislative oversight of railroads and state institutions. It calls for shorter legislative sessions, reduced court judges, harsher penalties for thieves, substantial taxpayer savings, and the end of mixed schools. It condemns the Cameron Ring as a conspiracy against the franchise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cameron Ring
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Tarboro
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Turks
Washington Mail
Greenville
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Sparta
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Tially
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Welock A. Mo
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Mr. Swindell
Thursisianary Baptist Church
T. R. Owen
Primitive Baptist Church
Alans Hotel
Corner Main
Mtt Sts
J. F. Adams
Proprie
Or Express
Atflg
O'Eloc
Re Powell
Tarborg
N.C
Blount Cheshire, JR
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Iyowarp & Perry
Law
Prac
Johnston
Pom Enick Philips
N. C
Walter P. Williamson
Pitteat
A. Whitlock & Co
Han
Rocky Mount
W.L. Whorp
Edge- Halifax
Nass
Wil Court
North Carolina
United States District Court
E. D. Barnes
Main Street
G. L. Shackelford
Aponpointe
Adama
Nash § Co
Faclulty
Netion Pacific
Davie Land Commissioner
U.R
Simpson & Co
N.Y
Strong
COE. Hur & Co
Sane PO Vick
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Norfolk
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Arthur C. Freeman
Main St
Edgecombe
Akliur U
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Satistan
Bank of New Hanover
Jacob Weber
Rocky Mount Flere
D. Pool
Rocky.Mount
J. KE. Simmons
Pitt ST
Tarboroy
N. W
J. &, Simig
Geo. L. Pender
Bruff, Faulkner & Co
Baltimore Street
Haneily
J. Nash & Co
Henry
NASI
Our
Blue Boys
Zones
Hall
Potter
Stymus
McLean
Errl DIX
Glass House
Dix
John A. Dix
Pine Street
Tremain
Albany
Democratic Party
Citiz Tarboro
Payal Board
Privtae
Betis
Bank
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Colorado
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Kearney Chemical Works
Cortlandt St. P
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C. J. Austin
Wholesale & Repay Grocery
Gunverwerm
Chas. J, C, Cline & CO
P.O. Box
Aheer
Fine Ronan Eeames Rowit
Baltimore MD
Senator Spiggins
Cale
King Cole
Senator Spigg
Wing
Scrozgins
Ben Dykes
Buster
Tom
Democratic Club
Niger
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