Narratives mix in Western North Carolina and Wilmington News
State news covers a Washington comic opera troupe in Wil mington, growth in Western North Carolina towns, rail and streetcar purchases, a Thursday meeting in Salisbury, lectures by Dr. Wm. F. E. Hall, and various local assignments and prosecutions. It notes a tobacco shipment from Winston, new construction, convicts in Davie County, a Charlotte May celebration invitation, and a Browns stone firm in Sanford. Also mentions railroad bonds in Cabarrus, frost damage to tobacco plants, political talks at Durham, and Bucklen’s Arnica Salve advertised by John Y. MacRae.
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Washington City
Wilpington
Martinsville
North Carolina
Clyde Register
Wiley Shook
Western North Carolina
Salisbury
Wm. FE. Hall
The
International
New York City
Oxford Female Seminary
Charlotte
Mecklenburg
Concord
Carolina Central Railway
Contownship
Charlotte News
Salbury storm racks Sal section with cyclone like fury
A historic storm struck Salbury Monday night with heavy rain hail and strong winds. The Herald notes electrified clouds and widespread damage including uprooted houses blown fences broken lights and downed trees. The Greensboro Record reports a Charlie Jones arson suspect dealer arrested Mt Airy after trying to sell a $150 horse for $30 and a Wilkesboro murder and horse theft warrant. Charlotte Observer critiques Mecklenburg alliance stance.
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Salisbury
Herald
Greensboro
Charlie Jones
Mt. Airy
Wilkesboro
Charlotte
Observer
Mecklenburg County Alliance
St. Louis
J. P. Sossaman
News
The
Electric Bitters Promises Strength and Health Remedy
If you are not feeling strong and healthy, try Electric Bitters. This remedy acts on liver, stomach and kidneys to aid their functions and offers relief from sick headache. One trial will convince you. Large bottles 150¢ at John Y. MacRae's drugstore.
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John Y. MacRae
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the State Chronicle
State News
Wilmington
Electric
Hilton
Wilmington Aessager
Mr. Olive Pincer Lumber Company
Place
Dewey Bros
Goldsboro
Rusgins & Gorrell
Winston
Sentinel
Canada
G. P. Pell
Mt. Airy News
Davie County
John Barlow
Barlow
Pairloth
A. C. Dixon
Brooklyn
New First Baptist Church
Asheville
Bob” Ingersoll
Polacco
Scen
Cen
W.S. Barnes
State Alliance
N. B. Broughton
Durham
S. ©. Wilson
Durham Sun
Bucklen
Book Mills
Express
Bradfield
Covw S. Alc Oruggists
Atlanta. GA
Ina Lightperie Hous
Loren Trescott
Government
Sand Beach
Mich
Detroit
King
Simmons Liver Regulator
K. Watkins
Watkins House
Uptonville, Ky
Kennesaw
H. L. Cassidy
Tos
the Blood Balm Co
Atlanta, Ga
Hood
Wfake
Simmons
J. H. Zeilin & Co
S.S
Atlanta
Nervon Debi
Marston Co
Panic Place
New York
D& WV
Hester
Bok
Diaond
Drugelsta
Iter
Kame
Madison Square
Vedata
Philada
Wallares
E. C. Meagham Arms GO
P. O
T. A. Slocum
M. C
Pearl St
Decid
Savannah
P. P
South
P. P.P
Lippman
BPOS
Savannah, GA
J. H. Scott
Lucy Scott
Wake County
Court House
Raleigh
N.C
A T. Olive
Kinchi
Coe Wld
Saus
Ataf
Boc
Newrounp
Pag
Virginia
Pag BaLaam
Sprencer
Moore
Monty
Supreme Court
Alfred Williams & Cog
Raleigh, N.C
W. L. Douglas
Sant Seven
Warsi
WSL
W.L. Douglas
Brockton, Mass
Saly
Lisller Bros
KaLerau, N
Oo Hany and
Parly Groceries
W. H. Hughes
Southampton
Raleid
Grausman & Rosenthal
Washington Life Insurcenance Company
K. Denie
Polic Standard
Ncome
T. L. Alfriend
Main St
Richmond
Junaluska
Warrented
Hygifnic Plate Ice Manufacturing CO
Jas. S. Johnson
N. C
Pring
South Carolina
Has
A. Dughi
Junaluska Wine Co
J.C
Lumsden
H. Briggs & Sons
Raleigh, N. C
Patapsco Flouring Mills
Pat
America
Maryland
Patapsco
Vpatapsco
Medora
Rolando
Patapsco Family
Bedford
Baldwin
Severn Mills Extra
Orange Grove
Mapleton
Camden
A. Gambrill Man‘e’g Co., Proprietors
Omice
Commerce Street
Baltimore
Alf. A. Thompson
AEM
Botte Croy
Mont
Judah
HO Drug CO
Mre Wa&d
Sunly
C. B. Judd
Detroit, Mid
Quay 13
Nevik
Queen Chemical
Race Street
Cincinnati
Ohio
Hotties of
Queen's
J. W. Evans
Raleigyf, N. Vu
Nier
Morgan and
Blount Streets
Frazer
J. J. Thomas
A. A. Thompson
B. S. Jerman
H. W. Jackson
Ass’t
the Commercial and Farmers Bank
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