Eberlinston 2 entinel. GEO. M. MATHES, Editor
Col Wash Hardy of Belcombe is dead. The piece reports political contention, debt data, and election security debates across the United States, with references to Congress, Ohio and Minnesota seats, and figures on debt and treasury holdings. It notes Republican opposition to military polling maneuvers and hints at Sherman, Grant, and Seymour discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col. Wash Hardy
Belcombe
Tuat
Ohio
Grant
Chicago
Cincinnati
Sherman
United States
Committee On Military Affairs
Army of
Louis Napoleon
France
Republican Party
House
Hayes
Senate
Thurmann
Washington
Atica
Seymour
Seymour and Hendricks
Wilmington Star
Gen. Johnson
Committee On
Secretary of War
Army of the
New York
Baltimore
St.Louis
Quincy
Louisville
Richmond
Petersburg
Lynchburg
Danville
Durham
Winston
Surry County’s Rich Resources Spurred by Health and Growth
In April 1880 the Surry County landscape is praised for high elevation and pure water, noting healthy residents and booming development around Dobson. The piece highlights rich soils for tobacco and fruit, abundant mineral beds for potential steel, and strong water power from the Yadkin and tributaries supporting future mills and factories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Surry County
Dobson
Stokes County
Sauratown
Pilot Mountains
Yadkin River
Surry
Virginia
Clark
Wolff
Fisher
Water power promises attract Northern capital to Surry
Article notes Surry County water power and climate inviting settlers amid talk of lacking railroad access. Proposes selling lands and water power cheaply to attract migrants, with Browe signing off. Mentions tobacco contracts and Army procurement routes for 1879 era, plus local business notices and religious statistics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yadkin
Surry
Browe
Local Stores Push Bargains and Fresh Goods in Brown VA
The Brown building houses Vaughn and Co selling hardware cheaper than factories with broad ready-made clothing from Stein and Son Baltimore, and fresh garden seeds from Landreth. Smiths Drug Store promotes Serveners Balsam Cough Syrup as a cure and calls for the return of borrowed book columns from Capt D P Mast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horran
Wareston
Brown, Vaughn & Co
Brown
Stein & Son
Baltimore
Smith’s Drug Store
Also Mentioned on This Page
Eberlinston
Entinel
Geo. M. Mathes
Wilmington
J. M. Withers
New York Times
Withers
Murfreesboro
Minnesota
House Committee On Elections
Washbourne
Donnelly
Hlouse
North Carolina
Major
W. W. Rolin
Madison County
D.C. Pearson
Burke County
Wilmington Post Claims
Tus National Derr
South Carolina
Senate Military Committee
Batle
Isrenyal Revenue
Carlisle Internal Revenue
Gistiliere
Bisine
Conkling
Carpenter
Cameron
Congress
Philadelphia
Independent
The
Sentinel
Mt. Airy
Tower of Babel
John S. Gathing
Raleigh
Bank of the State of
M. E. Conference
Holston
Bite
Colored Methodists
M E. Church
Cambellie
V. O. Thomison
I.w
Smith
R. D. Johnston
N. Farmer
Txronrant
Pace
Landreth
U. Thompson
D. P. Mast
Pratner & Co's
Simoes
L. E. Gilmer
HOLT
SOS
Cottonades
Piques
Tubby
Carolina
R. Gray
City of
BATS
Winston and Vicinity
M. Stein
Baltimore Clothinghouse
Allens Hardware Store
WN. B
Cicero Lumley
Sileia
Geo. W. Hinshaw
W. M. Hinshaw
Hinshaw Brothers
Ford ST
Pledmony
WN. C
Cottona
Fries
Every de
Osnaburgen
Rae
J. &. P. Coate
Anerica
Winchester
Allison & Addison’s
Brand
N. H. Medearis
Forsyth
Thos
H. Pegram, Jr
J. W. Martin
Devie
W. H. Bynum
Stokes
E. F. Wall
Agins
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