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Greensboro, Rail Openings and Local Notes July 2 1892
Greensboro street cars arrive and Burlington to host Fourth of July. Col. William Johnston backs Cleveland. Odd Fellows establish a new judge. Fatalities in Gruilford and Granville count districts. Goldsboro mine flood drowns two men. North Carolina delegates listed for Omaha convention. Various church and appointment notices. Bucklen's Aria Salve advertised.
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Greensboro
William Johnston
Charlot
Cleveland
3D District
Clinton
Croaton Indian Normal School
Robeson County
Burlington
Durham Band
Adlai E. Stevenson
Tredell
Alexander Counties
Catawba
Ray & Davenport
Asheville
Goldsboro
Otteville
W. C. Douglass
Woodell
Odd Fellows
Hoskins
Battle Ground
Gruilford County
W. EK. McBee
Charlotte, Columbia
Angus
Columbia
Greenville
Western North Carolina
Richmond and
Danville
Ile
Durham Globe
Goldsboroom Rouse
Daniel Boone
Jim Mite T
Granville County
Walter Evans
Thos. Evans
Bessemer City
Gastonia
George Adams
Walter Ware
North Carolina
Omaha
M. G. Gregory
Robert White
M G. Bryan
J. C. Andrews
E. J. M. Cutchin
A. B. Nobles
G. L. Taylor
J. C. McMillan
W. D. Smith
E. M. Roberson
J. J. Hines
GW. Smith
J. P. Bell
Eli Godwin
W. A. White
T. J. Oldham
W. R. Lindsay
J. B. Smith
W. TL Odom
I. A. Forney
J. M. Parks
Ped” Thomas
Hl. M. Leazar
L. N. Durham
A. C. Thompson
W. W. Teague
R. A. Cobb
J. G. Yancey
A. M. Parker
W. TL Malone
W. A. Robertson