Dr A L Mock Announces Professional Service In Winston-Salem
An advertisement by Dr A L Mock invites the public to his medical practice in Winston-Salem and surrounding counties. It lists availability at the Nelson Building on Liberty Street, with notes of being away only for professional duties. The notice appears dated January 27 and spans six months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Mock
Winston-Salem
Courcil
Liberty Street
Nelson Building
Watkins & Conrad
P. D
Main St. Salm
N. C
Winston
N.C
J. Lindsay Patterson
N. Wiil
St Geurte
AM Jones
Loxweil
Jim
Vaught & Pepper
Mary Nevils
New Hope Township
J. A. Pennington
Martha A. M. Nevils
P. M. Burns
J. P
Albert Snipes
Lower Chatham
Beatrice Edwards
Wards
Mud Lick
Rocky River
Pittsboro
Winston Sentinel
E. A. Oldham
W. J. Lutterloh
Lewis Henry Lutterloh
Charles Lutterloh
Chatham
J. D. Brasington
F. T. Bland
J. F. Baldwin
Wiley Goodwin
Johnsons
Sam Holt
D. M. Poe
Henry Steadman
W.G. Bland
D. T. Gunter
Boon
Aauam
Durham
Blackwell Durham Tobacco Company
Lincoln
Lincolnton
Wetmore Bros
Massey
Planet Mills
Carpetings and Upholstery Goods Catalog By W. & J. Sloane
An advertisement notes carpetings and upholstery goods from W. and J. Sloane with prices starting from two dollars per yard and rising. The copy repeats pricing phrases and appears fragmented with multiple “upward from” phrases and garbled endings.
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W. & J. Sloane
Tim Lestiver and the Strata-Gem Riddle
A fragment from The Guardsman by Edward Fayson Hall notes poetic lines about Tim Lestiver and a stranded piece titled A Strata-Gem. The excerpt references Pearls beneath shine and gold in mines, with cross sentences and letters forming a name. It mentions Riedaville North Carolina and Uncle Sam. The text ends mid thought as Johnny Reb is described with a mark and rising to prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. m. Omuax
Riedaville
N.C
Edward Fayson Hall
Johnny Reb
Mia Hsisy
Uncle Sam
Reb
I Fell In Love At Saratoga A Romantic Episode
A Nashville style reminiscence recalls a summer at Saratoga where a narrator falls for Lily Stanley, learns of an engagement, and contends with a nearby rival. Fashion details and social cruelties color a tale of flirtation, mistaken attachments, and heartbreak as a romance moves from love to disillusion.
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F. P
Saratoga
Mr. Graham
Kate Stanley
Capt. Hawley
Angel
Miss Stanley
Boston
Philadelphia
Walnut Street
Doings in Congress and the Pension Bill Debate
Special correspondence from Wasarxeron April 12 notes the Agricultural Department park’s beauty in the capital and reports on Congress. The House passed the Mexican Pension and Post-Office bills while debate over the Inter-State Commerce and Civil Service laws looms. Senators Vance and Ransom press accountability as investigations into the Pension Office continue. Mister Warner’s rhetoric and O’Hara’s Danville feud are also highlighted.
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Bennett
The
Sentinel
Agricultural Department
North Carolina
Mr. Warner
Danville
Dudgeon
Mister O'Hara
Carrollton
Miss
Mister O’hara
Senator Vance
Congress
Shapow
Goulds Lieutenant and the New Library Debate
A long column discusses funding for a new library and its necessity despite high costs and political opposition. It notes historic anniversaries, congressional interest, and the idea that land value and delays affect project viability amid broader national reflection. It profiles H. M. Hoxie, Wabash vice-president, tracing his rise from a Polk County hostler to railroad leadership.
Tar Heels Abroad in Morgan County Missouri
A reader lists North Carolinians who migrated to Morgan County Missouri since 1834. It details W. A. Parkes, A. M. Bowles, W. B. Sharpless, Samuel Martin, Ed Saunders, James Bradshaw, J. H. Murry, Pleasant and John Pettgett, M. W. Duff, John Gopher, John Eastend, David C. Hardy, W. F. Tussey, J. D. McGuffin, Ed. Clodfelter, and John W. Blair. Notes on local industry, politics, Knights of Labor strike impacts, and encouragement to fellow Tarheels to visit or move west.
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The
Sentinel
Ed. Clodfelter
Davidson County
John W. Blair
Mt. Airy
Morgan County
Monireau
Cole County
Globe-Democrat
N. C
Chronicle
Walter H. Page
Missouri Pacific Railroad
Tipton
Versailles and Boonville
City
St. Louis
Kansas City
Ver
The American Sphinx of Pilot Knob North Carolina
A Washington Evening Star reprint compares Pilot Knob in Surry County to the Egyptian Sphinx. The rock formation rises 1500 feet with a lionlike shape, viewed from miles away, and may attract future tourism despite distant rail access.
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Pilot Knob
Surry County
Washington Evening Star
Star of Saturday
London
North Carolina
Blue Ridge
Piedmont
Rai
Winston
News Roundup From Buncombe And Surrounding Areas
Across North Carolina entries compile quick items: a fatal stabbing near Denver's View, a body found on a railroad track near Asheville, a child burn death at Hackney's, mail delays between Ivy and Burnsville, and a near-fatal shooting by an unknown robber near Pigon River. Other snippets note church and school events, marriages, a fire destroying a residence, and local elections on liquor sales.
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Buncombe
Asheville
Buncombe County
Jack Pressley
Denver
View
Monroe Madison
Pigeon River
Madison
Chatham
Bride
John N. Ray
F. Morgan
Burke
W. E. Abernathy
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Winstons
Pfohl & Stockton
Regu
Beven's
Aly
J. Montague
Church St
Winston, N. CG
Griffith
Onice Pale
Ark ‘& Fords
Wilmington
Rocky Point, N
J. Conrad
Cedal Scove Nurseries
Shore
Yadkin County
B.C
Geo. Stewart
No 2
Kenya
H. Montague
Winston, N. C
Eygeath
Tim Lestiver
Lily
Jennie
Pebgles
Rocky Springs
the Sentinel
Rocky Sprites
Ben. Walker
Caswell County
Ben
J. W. Moore
Cape
Egypt
Hawk Eye
Gulliver Albright
Davie
Calahan
Grand Jury
L. Q. C. Butler
Andy Stroud
John Turner
Moses Horn
M. G. Richards
Ashley Dwiggins
Mary Hinkle
William Martin
Denton Tjames
Beal Njames
Maryichards
Simeon Seaford
Eliza Seaford
Nancy Leach
Mary Beck
John Smith
Henry Keller
Susana Keller
Mary Jones
Charles Hayes
Centre Church
Davie County
Europe
Statesville
G.M. Setger
Troutman’s
England
Wales
Ireland
France
Scotland
Raleigh
News- Observer
Errar
Jos. A. Haywood
Doings
Senate
Gresional Library
Henderson
Warner
Zeb Vance
Asiris
Kansas
United States
Africa
Knights of Labor
Pension Office
Vance
Ransom
J. M. Hoxte
Wabash System
Gould
H. M. Hoxie
Wabash Railroad System
Messrsnett
Cowles
Joanston
Reid
Skinner
America
Clio
Ing “Erving
Golumbua
Equel
Gould System of
Mr. Gould
Polk County
Towa
Iowa State Central Committee
Palestine
Texas
International Railroad
Wabashae
Hoxie
Royaler Ia Coe
TAR Heels
Missori
W. A. Parkes
Burke County
A. M. Bowles
Stokes County
W. B. Sharpless
Samuel Martin
Rockingham County
Sam
Old North Carolina
Ed Saunders
James Bradshaw
J. H. Murry
Pleasant
Wm. H
John Pedgett
Versailles
M. WY. Duff
Caldwell
John Gopher
Forsyth County
John Eastend
Guilford
David C. Hardy
W. F. Tussey
Lexington
J. D. McGuffin
Colorado
Mo. Pacific & Texas Pacific Railroad
Mo. Pacific
Knights
Martin Irons
Sedalia
Powderley
Irons
Ruffin
Frrom
Wreenavara
Wilmington Star
Union
Statexville
Fayetteville
Mort- Hee
James Massagee
Ivy
Burnsville
Lovens
Derson
Henderson Times
Jas. D. Davis & Brother
Lewis Kilgore
Hendersonville
Matthew Henderson
Erwin
Forest City
Rutherford County
Guilford County
Bryant's Creek
Pitt County
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