Fusion talk and campaign notes in regulfed press
Regultr Correspondent reports the Mc Kinleyites attempting fusion with the gold Democrats to raid the South, but Bryan supporters remain unmoved. Posts on Kentucky Maryland and Virginia hint at shifts, railroads spar with ticket rates, and warnings about intimidation and free silver shape Ohio and Pa. political landscape.
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McKinley
Maryland
Kentucky
Gorman
Moreland
Sewall
Stevenson
Pres. Cleveland
Gen
Fitz Lee
Cuba
Cleveland
Virginia
Virgina
O .Newapaper
Washington
Ohio
Georgia
House of Representatives
Massie
Turner
Liason Vnl
Russell
Delegaton
Hon
BE. Belzhoever
W Bryan
Chamberlain's Pain Balm Endorsed for Rheumatism
A testimonial from Jno A Brooks of 18 Main Street Essex describes Chamberlain's Pain Balm as the best preparation for rheumatism and deep seated pains. Another reader, Mary M Md McGill, notes relief after a bottle was sold in Mechanicsville. The product sells for 50 cents per bottle through local druggists.
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Hiss Axsardas
Jno
A. Brooks
Mechanicsville
J. Mary
M.md
Chamberlain
Welkman
McGill
Moral Teachings on Character and Cautionary Advice
The piece argues that success hinges not on gifts alone but on sobriety, integrity, and keeping promises. It warns against theft and vanity, urging youths to avoid habits that destroy trust, while praising honesty as the foundation of friendship and respect. It then cites medical advice and political opinions about remedies and silver return, attributing views to Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, Detroit Tribune, and Abraham Lincoln.
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Osurpe
Foufi
Gimel
Rutn
Detroit Tribune
A Peg Too High Affeetions a Dutchman in the Country
A traveler at his lodging instructs the ostler to unload a horse and care for it until morning promising monetary reward. The boy, misunderstanding, runs inside to say a Dutchman wishes to see the master.
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Jo Dutchman
Notice of Sheriff Sale of Lands in Watauga County
Jacob Mast and others by virtue of a 1896 superior court judgment in Special Proceeding appoint commissioner will sell on Monday Nov 2 1806 at Boone NC the following lands for cash to satisfy 1655.29 and costs. Described tracts include 85 acres Cove Creek area and halves in Shawneehaw and adjoining tract totaling about 120 acres with metes and bounds. Title to pass to purchaser upon payment and sale confirmation by the court.
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Jacob Mast
Younce
Sarah Younce
Superior Court
Watauga County
Special
Pern
Court House
Boone N
Covecreek
Wataagt County
Reeces
Baileys Commer
al Beach
Gibsons Creek
Richard Reeves
Jobo McGuirestine
Shawneehaw Township
Said County
Buckeye
Potters Obscorner
Gach Churches Corper
Potters Line
Samme
This County
BP. K. Dougherty
Comm
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W. L. Douglas
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William R. Lovill
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