Win City Topics Reflect Townsfolk Rumors and Rain
An assorted City column records village gossip and notices. It notes the watermelon supply waning in Salem and upcoming sermons by Rev Brown. Hogs and a dog died in fumes. Winston plans a beef market and many town reports on weather, postmasters, and local commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sentinels
Salem
Hf. A. Brown
Smyldeon Superior Court
Winston
Barritt
Payne, Lane & Morris
Retland Moravian Church
Bladen Bulletin
J. A. Smith
Elisabethtown
Colored Baptist Church
J. 4. White & Son
M Jones
Twin City
A.white & Son
Brewster & Timkin
E. Das. M. Cole
F. Young
M. Pritchett
Watt
Martin
Albert Dean
Richmond & Danville
North Carolina
Forsyth Qgunty
Carolina
A. Loshmit
W. P. Wier
Broadway
Grand Lodge K
Darkey
Det Winston
Jamex
Cal
Selem
W. P
The Fire Fiend Strikes Winston Nine Buildings Burned
Fire swept a Main Street block in Winston last Wednesday destroying nine occupancies. Losses totaled 19000 on buildings and 11000 on goods with 7000 in building insurance and 3000 on stocks. Several bar rooms and a furniture warehouse were consumed. one owner lost everything. Firefighters and citizens fought bravely but the blaze left a damaged commercial area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alsop
Main Street
Court House
Winston
Joe Jacobs
B. E. Shelton
C. A. Winkler
H. C. Reich
P. A. Wilson
H. Rose
J.C. Buxton
Alsop Bros
Martin Grogan
Rankin F
Reich
Rankin Foust
3Rd Street
KB. OF
Local Notes From Salisbury Region And County Happenings
Salisbury and surrounding counties report varied items including deaths Samuel B. Allen of Stokes County aged 75, Dr. W. H. Towerton of Salisbury in Morehead City, and Mrs Betsy Gwyn of Elkin. J.L. Warrison at Reidsville received a London estate check for 7 209 20. Runaway couple wed in Reidsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salisbury
Wes Buapa
Allen J. Tomlinson Alsu
J ' Samuel B. Allen
Stokes County
Wm. Davis
High Point
Chatham
Rowan County
Trinity College
Robert Mathes
Sarah Midkiff
Mt. Airy
W. H. Towerton
Morehead City
Hard Impler
Tish Welborn
Thomasville
Wm. Luther
Ashe County
Randleman
Stokes
Surry
Meyes
Danville
Greensboro
Betsy Gwyn
B. R
T. L.gwyn
Elkin
Surry County
Augustine Wilcox
Serveret
Ostone
Dan River Township
Yanceyville
George Danial
Kim Jones
Davidson County
Danbury
Valentine
Blackwell
Stokes Court
Reidsville
W. A. Scott
Pinsylvania
Alice Ramey
Richmond
R. E. Davis
Lengir County
Elwood Cox
Iigh Point
J.L. Warrison
Hetel
London
England
Water works in Goldsboro and other local notes
Local notes report Goldsboro voting on water works plus varied items from state politics, notable deaths, trials, and incidents. Mentions include Senator Vance’s bear hunting, Rev Sam Jones’ visit plans, a fatal tub accident in Elizabeth Town, a Dr Hendren trial, and messages from Montreal and Ohio politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.J. Litchford
Ef Balei
Goldsboro
Vance
Black Mountain
Wake
W. R. Cox
Bishop Lyman
Staleigh
Durham
Sam Jones
P. Cain
Elizsabethtown
Cel
Wharton Green
Asheville
Eoma Harris
Mooresville
Sally Gobble
Gaston County
G. W. Ivey
Dr. Hendren
Cleveland
Adirondacks
Montreal Canada
New York
Ohio Democratic Convention
Monadly
John G. Warwick
Ohio
Northwest Territory
Minnesota
Debility from worms sold as health remedy in old ad
An 1889 newspaper fragment touts Shriner's Indian Hermitage as a cure for adults’ debility blamed on worms, claiming quick health and complexion gains. It promotes lamp sales and autography subscriptions, and recounts a lottery ticket tale involving Miss Kaichen and a Denver agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashe County
Alex. Wyatt
Greensboro
Patrick
James Crabtree
Pinnacles
Dan
Shriner
Sentinel
W. C. Thompson
Forsyth County
Grant
Kaichen
M. Simpson
Denver
Louisiana State Lottery
Leadville
Olfact
No. 8998
Mise Kaichen
First National Bank of Denver
Col
Reach On Etch Rough On Ich Cures Humors and More
An early 19th century patent medicine claim describes remedies labeled Rough on Ich and Rough on Catarrak. It promises cures for humors eruptions and salts rheum with quick relief of odors and chronic conditions, touting diphtheria sore throat and foul breath as targets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catarrak
W. N. Mallen
T. W. Guturie
W.N. Mullen
As. A. Pon. C
Also Mentioned on This Page
WIN City Topics
BR. F. Lewis
Lumberton
P. C. Carlton
Statesville
Sauuder
Washington, N. C
G. F—J. T. Legrand
Rockingham
E. M. Nadal
Wilson
L. H. Bickle
Concord Ton
Statesvile
Grand Treas
S. C. Scofield
Davidson College
N. Jacobi
Wilmington
Grand Guardian
T. B. Douthit
Gran Sentinel
Yadkin Railroad Company
Anson County
Davie County
Caroling
Guilford County
Greenshoe
Guilford
Forsyth
Piedmont Agricultural Society
Leakwille
Davie Davidson
North Wastern
North Carolina Fair Association
Duffy
Geo. Eagle
Albemarle
Eagle
Ad. Sheppard
Randolph County
Sam Martin
Horky Bray
Henry
TWEEN
N. W. Craft
Shore
N.C. Sinverta
Messrs. Blum
Saleu
F. H. Johnston
Indy
Sed
Wednorday
Gatleg
Forren
Spain
M.grevy
T. L. Vaughn
Charlotte Observer
Messrs. Wittkowsky & Baruch
Charlotte
N.C
Parcell
Purcell House
Norfolk
Benj. R. Brown & Co
South
Bucklen
Tribune
Fetvas
Ella Wallare
Eas
Omarket
Rox N
Bion
Hliuchaw
Erehante
N. LG Amr
Washington
Linn White
Brown
Rascis Focst
J. Wf. Tarrell
Salem Iron Works
Cedar Cove
W. Oraf
Shore, Yadkin Co
Taylor
Daxsury
Piedmont Springs
Earry
Springs
B.aylor
Parcell Bouse
B. R. Brown & Co
United States
Piceca
Ornstant Priess
Alice
Uduairial
Posal
Onaos
Wentian Sega
Mullen
W. N. Fallen
Su H & Brown
W. N. Mullen
Witi
Lyear
Pglze
Bickets
Louisiana State Lottery Co
Louisiana State Lottery Company
Com
Academy OF Music
New Orleans
New Or
Jetter
Aienea
L@UgsiaA A
Sateras Bane
State Fational Bank
Eee
Eae Germans TA Bi New Ottewms
Merchants’ Hotel
J. Willis
Prop'r
Waynesville
Peace Institute
Raleigh
Jane
Samme
R. Burwell & Son
Raleigh, N. C
Frontis
A. M
Guilford High School
Colles
McLeansville
N. Cor
Kerner & Oldham
Wiiaston
N. C
Tmuns
Ion Bureau
Yulkin
Balisbury Road
Sixth
T. Warensa
Winston, N. C
Bug, Pam
Willem C
Sayruris
Whiston
Grand Central Hotel
John L. Beard
J. Hofflin & CO
Kennebec River
Winston-Salea
Suneday
Ary Tow Howes
Purite
Tramain
D. IT
King
Tre
Oldham
Bris Se
Winston-Salem
Eape
Mainland
Hipress
Xtra
Boo
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