Local notes on court, trust in subscription, and town bustle
Local items report Jefferson court next week with Judge Council, growing Democrat subscriptions, and updates on residents. Miss Roy Logan and Pearl Counsell leave for Asheville and Ashe ville respectively, Prof. Dougherty to New York for eye treatment, Dr. Jennings’s family visiting, rumor of a new doctor in town, and S J Brawley will visit Boone for 80 days to fit glasses. Sheriff Calaway transports prisoners to the Iredell chain gang, and Miss Nonie Brawley visits Mooresville. Wiley H Swift to finish studies at Chapel Hill, Will Palmer expanding brickmaking and future store building. Local merchants advertise new cape and cloak lines, dry goods, and footwear. Newland & Watson of Blowing Rock highlighted as large, well-selected stockers. Outstanding subscriber debts in western states urged payment or collection proceeding. Calvary’s departure, Mrs. Wike’s rapid decline, Captain Mast’s visit to Watauga, and a possible wedding for Jacob May and Rosa Swift noted. Also a political note from the Democrat convention praising J C Buxton and lamenting Blackburn, with Buxton praised as a strong candidate. The Asheville Citizen reports reformatories discussion at the Press Association meeting.
Arkansas Elects Jefferson Davis Governor by Large Margin
Democrats in Arkansas choose Jefferson Davis as governor by about 40000 votes in a decisive victory. The result reflects support for his familiar, venerated name among Southern voters and signals a strong political mandate for his administration.
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Arkansas
Jefferson Davis
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promotes Appetite and Sleep
An advertisement extols Hood's Sarsaparilla as a remedy for biliousness and digestive weakness. It claims the tonic creates a good appetite, tones the digestive organs, and provides restful sleep, likening it to childhood sleep. The copy urges readers to choose Hood's.
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Hood
Webster
Miss Jewett Plans Tour Through Midwestern Cities
The News and Observer notes Miss Jewett, described as celebrated, vows to address lynching and politics. She will visit New York City Akron Ohio and Pana Illinois to straighten matters before returning south, signaling a national discourse stage.
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Miss Jewett
the News and Observer
New York City
Akron
Ohio
Pana
Ill
Bravery of Woman Shown by Mrs Dowling in Butler
Mrs J Dowling of Butler Pa endured a three year battle with malignant stomach trouble causing nausea and indigestion. After two weeks on Electric Bitters she reported being wholly cured with improved appetite and strength. A grand tonic for the system, 50¢ or 2nd bottle 50¢ guaranteed at Blackburn's.
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J. Dowling
Butler
Blackburn's
Questioning Liliokalani's Third Spot on Arbitration Board
With Cleveland and Harrison appointed to the arbitration board the question arises why Liliokalani has not yet been chosen as the third member. The debate centers on qualifications and perceived impartiality amid ongoing discussions.
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Cleveland
Harrison
Board of Arbitration
Liliokalani
Southern schools ban books denounced as biased
The Yan kees denounced Southern school books as prejudicial to children. Resolutions banished the books nationwide and a protest committee was named. They argue Northern histories are biased, while Southern histories are deemed correct.
Shameful neglect of pastor after Democratic support
Rev G W Trivett, three years pastor at Mat anga church Posacoe, served almost without pay and attended the Association last week at that price. He learned there was no church board for him or any Democrat voters, and he was not invited to any member's home except two. He had to call a friend for meals, a disgraceful act to publicly rebuke a servant of the Master for voting Democratic.
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G. W. Trivett
Matanga
Posacoe
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