State Senate bills and county measures dominate session
The legislature passed and tabled numerous acts including road taxes for Rockingham and Cabarrus counties, charter amendments for Salisbury and Wilmington, and school bond authorizations. A special order on police commission for Charlotte was tabled, while investigations into election fraud continued with witness testimonies and remarks by multiple senators.
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St. Peter’s
Randolph County
Randolph
Alleghany County
Roanoke Institute
Jackson
Haywood
Wake Forest Township
Wake County
Craven County
Raleigh Township
Bank of Littleton
Bank of Rutherfordton
State Guard
Morganton
Dixon
Cleveland
Washington
Schulken
Epscial Committee
United States
D. Reid Parker
Y C Morton
D. M Morrison
Richmond County
Pritchard
Senator Utley
Branson House
Bolter
Morrison
Morton
Parker
Perquimans
Dockery
Department of Agriculture
Henderson County
Red Springs Seminary
Raleigh
Bladen County
Marshall
Madison County
Aertel
Ooofnecombe County
Paach
North Carolina
Commercial and Farmers’ Bank of
Onslow County Notables: Christopher Stephens and David W Sanders
In a defense of three notable Onslow figures, J. H. Foy extols Christopher Stephens and David W. Sanders. Stephens, born on the sound and later prospering at Richlands, built wealth through hard work and prudent farming, while Sanders served as High Sheriff in the 1830s and 40s. The letter lauds Stephens’ steadfast honesty, industry, and community impact, urging readers to visit Richlands and nearby landmarks to appreciate his legacy.
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Onslow
David W. Sanders
Daniel L Russell, Sr
Christopher Stephens
Old County Court
Stephens
Sanders and
Russell, Sr
Court House
Hous
Sound
Richlands
John A. Averitte
United States
North Carolina
Jedge Waxem Proverb On Politics And Money
Detroit Free Press lampoons politicians with a dialectal tirade arguing that many voters mistake patriotism for money and power. It notes that campaign spending, frequent rules, and the desire for office often overshadow true public virtue.
Williams Pink Pills touted by Illinois traveler testimonial
A Chicago drummer from Freeport, William Clement, credits Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People with reversing chronic rheumatism liver and kidney problems and heart area pain after touring and mining life. He reports quick improvement and urges verification by doctors and druggists. Pills sold at 50 cents a box or six for $2.50 from Dr Williams Medicine Co Schenectady NY.
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William Clement
Freeport
Illinois
Chi
Reed, Welsh & Long
Mr. Clement
West
Colorado
Plains
Arkansas
Chicago
Clement
Dr. Williams
Element
Williams
Dr. Williams’ Medicine Company
Schenectady
N. Y
Public Bill On Convicts and County Court House Move
Legislative notices describe second reading of amendments to section 274 of the Code. The measure passes over and proposes removal of the Duplin county courthouse to Magnolia, outlining public road labor and convict work in funding and administration.
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Goldsboro
Morehead City
Court House of
Superior Court
Salisbury
Plymouth
Cabarrus County
Walker
Pilot Mountain Innacle
Cherokee County
Tucker & Co
House of Representatives
Lincoln County
Mulberry Turnpike Company
Caldwell County
Supreme Court
Durham
Surry Counties
E. A. Smith
Buncombe County
Garysburg
Seaboard
Northampton County
Cumberland County
Cape Fear
Wilmington
Halifax County
Rocky Mount Agricultural and Industrial Association
A. Williams & Co
McDowell County
Garysburg Educational Association
First Promineeer Oe
Associate Reform Church
New River
Ashe County
Bunscombe
Henderson
Colored Orphan Asylum
Oxford
George E Sprinkle
Madison County
Southern Pines
Charles St. John
Piney Woods Ion
North Carolina
Wm. D. Burrell
Benage Creek
Rockingham County
Columbus County
Tillery Baptist Church
New Hanover County
Craven County
North Carolina Land and Timber Company
Pigeford
Abell
Wake County
Sasteek
Rolling
Wilkes County
Court House
Duplin County
Magnolia
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Senate
T. A. Hudson
Alexander
T. W. Babb
Perce
John B. Moore
Poner
Charlotte
Walters
Rockingham
Broughton
Young
Shore
W. W. Hanson
Surry County
Atwater
Atlantic Development Area
Newsome
Currituck County
Cannon
Wrightaville Beach
Stakwell
Farmers’ Alliance
Haywood Goodwin
J. R Floyd
Hardison
Person
Grant
Scales
Camden and
Yadkin County Power Company
court house of Gas_ county
Dallas
Gastonia
Carolina, Chim— Rock and Tennessee
Beaufort County
Wilson County
Robeson County
Elizabeth City
Moye
Nash County
Wintersville
Pitt County
Jackson County
Lilesville
Anson County
Union County
Monroe Township
Washington County
Sampson County
Bank of Randolph of
Asheboro
N. C
Carolina and Southern Railroad Company
Asheville Electric Company
Williams Fitzhugh Lumber Company
Harnett County Railroad Company
Fayetteville
Maultsby
Mystic Circle
Woodmen of the World
Chamber of Commerce of
Seventh Judicial District
Forsyth County
Mutual Aid Bankin
Z. F. Long
Durham County
Cape Fear River
Louise Yarn Mills
Louise Mills
Levy Blount
Rutherford County
Daniel N. Wilkerson
Chatham
W G. Lewis
Statesville
Adams
James H. Young
Ohneon
Col. Lusk
Col Lusk
Johnston County
Mill Creek
Davie County
Vance County
Martin County
Wake Superior Court
G E Keatler
Hileman
Mitchell
Mapleville Academy
Franklin County
Frisky Georgia Editors
Rufus McLain Fields
The
Nashville Sun
Maehe
Granma
Atlanta
Duluth
Onslow Mhatesmen
Dence
Progressive Farmer
Ricaianos, N. C
J. H. Foy
Jedge Waxem’s Proverbs
Detroit Free Press
Campane
Liberty
Hot Springs
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