Glinston Sentinel Highlight
GEO M MATHES reports two payments to J T DARLING due on Thursday with mention of Buiter.
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Newspaper
Western Sentinel
Location
Winston, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1879
Page
2
GEO M MATHES reports two payments to J T DARLING due on Thursday with mention of Buiter.
The price is reduced to $1.50 per year for those who pay in advance. Readers who do not prepay must pay $2.00. The rate change will not be varied under any circumstance.
The article surveys ongoing public discussions on consolidation, with speeches by Judge Wilson, CG. B. Watson, Col. J. Alspaugh, Judge Cloud, G. B. Everett, Parson Ferrabee and Scott Hawks. It notes rising tensions, urges civility, and argues the issue should rest on reason rather than passion while praising Salem citizens and cautioning against partisan misuse.
The House featured a sharp clash over federal troops at elections, with supporters claiming to defend the constitution while opponents warn of bayonet rule. The item notes related political turmoil, health updates, and other 1860s era political chatter including a tornado in North Carolina and a feud over electoral power.
Report recounts Secrest awaiting resentencing for the murder of his wife and child at Teard township. The killer, once bold in custody, shows deep remorse, tears, and withdrawal, with observers noting a dramatic change from past recklessness to defeated sorrow.
A visiting party explored Gyeva Upas, the Poisoned Valley in Java, noting a half mile oval basin with a nauseous gas. A dog and a fowl exposed to the bottom died quickly, while the ground showed no vegetation and carcasses lay about. The account closes with a reflection on pride and disguise.
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