Western Sentinel Seeks News From North Carolina Veterans Abroad
The Sentinel publishes appeals for names and addresses of North Carolinians living in other states to broaden its out of state exchanges. It lists subscribers and fundraisers and urges readers to forward news and the stories of former residents. It also reports on military camp events and criticizes General Orders No 7 and leadership.
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Virginia Campaign Favors Gen Fran ucH Lee for Governor
The Virginia race centers on Gen. Fran ucH Lee as the Democratic nominee with Gen. Jer popular but not a polished stump speaker. His opponent John S Wise is a strong orator. Mantose looms as the central issue with party lines aligned on debt and court decisions. The outcome hinges on party control of the legislature and the fate of Mantose in the Senate.
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Notable North Carolina Items From Raleigh and Beyond
Sentinel notes John Speilman plans a State Journey revival at Raleigh 37 about a month. David Scott of Greensboro patents a cotton picker claimed to replace 100 workers. Col. J M Leach Jr declines special examiner role in Washington to study law. Col. John A Sloan to publish a North Carolina war history with delivery by December 1. Lenoir Topic records an earthquake near Blowing Rock and Grandfather Mountain two weeks ago. Dr. W. H. Howerton dies of paralysis at Morehead City. he was Orange County native, former Secretary of State, hotel proprietor, and later at Ocean House Morehead City.
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Greensboro
J.M. Leach, Jr
Jin Hension
Washington
John A. Sloan
Baltimore
North Carolina
Lenoir
Hook
Grandfather Mountain
W. H. Howerton
Morehead City
Orange County
Salisbury
Guv. Holden
Warm Springs
Swannanoa
Asheville
Fragments of wit and military notes from varied papers
A collage of humorous items and local notices spans gossips about Maud S and Queen Victoria, quips from the New York Morning Journal, references to a Comora Virginia communication, playful digs at fashion and names, plus a Winston Republican jab at revenue officers and a Statesville Landmark update on Captain Lowenstein and General Jones amid Civil War era tensions.
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Maud
New York Morning Journal
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Victoria
Jeargat
Orange Observer
Comora
Brother Robinson
Mary Jane Stubbs
New York
Sue “Stubby
Trishman
Asheville
Winston Republican
Revenue Service
Statesville
Misapprehension or Duty Declared in Col Glenn Letter
The Citizen defends Col Glenn's letter as a just statement from a troubled incident. It attributes the misstep to misapprehension rather than defiance of duty and hopes for peace among the troops. The Charlotte Observer then reports Wittkowsky and Baruch shipping a large lot of boots and shoes through the city, noting the brisk wholesale trade and broad distribution.
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Asheville
Col. Glenn
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Shaky claims and bold cures spark debate on patent medicines
The text argues that popular fears about new remedies are overblown and defends multiple products including B. B. B. It claims genuine, fair competition benefits consumers and rejects the notion that any single cure is superior for all ailments. It touts room for many preparations and asserts varied successes without condemning rivals.
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Atlanta
Sundry Ladies Goods At Bargain Prices In Local Store
A long list of women's accessories and home items offered at a range of prices. Includes shawls from 25 cents to 10 dollars, jerseys, skirts, parasols, fans, belts, gloves, lace, hosiery, corsets, linens, vests, bras, sewing supplies, buttons, threads, embroidery, ribbons, fringe, and perfumes.
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Saratoga
Monsquetaire
Foster Lace
Taffeta Jersey
Warner's Health
Cooley’s Health
Valenciernes
Shoes A Specialty Bay State Shoes at Hissman Brien
Advertisement notes vast sales of Bay State Shoes with growing trade and large assortment. Claims medium priced options and urges purchase from Hissman & Brien as exclusive sellers.
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