Ginston Sentinel Opinion From December 8 1381
The paper notes Kentucky Democrats nominating J A Bec hus for the U S Senate and discusses likely U S Senate contests in Virginia between Readjuster Democrats and Radicals. It criticizes Chester A Arthur’s Crooked governance and questions the Tar Guitteau trial. It treats taxation of dogs vs sheep and urges farm protection laws. It condemns Republican betrayals and predicts lobbyist influence and tariff battles. It laments party corruption and fiscal policy.
Atlanta Exposition praised for Southern progress and potential
The piece urges every man in the South to visit the Atlanta Exposition to gain broader views of regional resources and future vitality. It argues the exposition disproves anti-Southern claims, attracting Northern capital and proving the South's capacity for thrift and growth.
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South
North Carolina Midland Road stock dispute at Alexandria meeting
At a Nov meeting in Alexandria Hon John S Bardour president reported a 250000 dollar extra stock subscription by the North Carolina Midland Road at a Winston meeting on Oct 26. The Virginia Midland stockholders were urged to confirm the enrollment. Remarks highlighted Clyde syndicate support and anticipated road construction to open the Yad and Dan valleys, with Canedo presenting feasibility details and plans for related connections.
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Va. Midland R. R. Co
Alexandria
John.s. Bardour
Capitol
North Carolina Midland Road
Winston
Va. Midland Railroad Co
Friends of the
Clyde, Logan and Beanford
Gen. Logan
Richmond
Col. T. M. R. Talcott
R. R
Clyde Syndicate
North Carolina Midland Rail
Yud
Dan
Varbour
Willington Star
A. J. Caneds
Yok
Ruanda and Telegraph Construction
Wilmington
Fayetteville
Greensboro
Mt. Airy
Virginia
Kentucky
Covington
Cincinnati
Ohio
Guyandotte River
West Virginia
Tug Fork
Big Sandy
Prestonsburg
Ashland
Ohio River
Mt. Sterling
Louisville
Lloyd’s
Germanton
North Carolina
Yadkin Valley
Patterson
Cald— Well County
Ore Knob
Florence
South Carolina
Goldsboro
Canedo
A. H. van Bekkelen
Cape Fear & Yadkin Valley Railroad Company
Interesting figures on postal receipts and costs for North Carolina
The Sixth Auditoria report shows North Carolina's postal revenues for the year ended June 30 1881 at 283 298 91 with higher expenditures of 447 747 69 and a larger deficit of 164 448 78 compared to 1879 80. It details costs for postmasters clerks route agents transportation and star steamship railway services totaling 247 882 per annum, notes 9 057 miles of steam and 30 miles of rail at given costs, and lists internal revenue seizures and arrests in North Carolina with 5 violators and 2 killed among the year’s figures.
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United States
North Carolina
Treasury
Elmer
Star
Cteamboat
North Italina
Raum
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M. Mathes
Ho S
J. A. Bec Hus
Canona
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Chester A. Arthur
Feader
Republican Party
Tar Guitteau
Ne—publican Party
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Keifer
Edward McPherson
Pennsylvania
George W. Hooker
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Walter P. Brownow
Tennessee
Harry Sherwood
Michigan
Frederick D. Power
Stovall
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Lowe
Greenbacker
Wheeler
Just Congress
Iowa
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Mississippi
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Granville County
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Shadrack Hester
T. M.lynch
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Georgia Dea
Forrest Hill
HAW Bros
J. D. Mitchell
Ure
J.D
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Mrs. Millnl & Irs
J. B. Richardson
Mantua and Dress Makers
Haslen & Dali
J. D. Millner
Mks
J. R. Richardson
TICE
Alex
Winston and
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L. Benton
Pee Br
Bay of Recovers
AWGN
H. Shotton
Dee A
Guy Autiention
Buxton
Shelton
Aving
Fr. G. Crutchfield
A & Steduaa
Winnie
Bovsved
J.P. Fries
Tay House
Henry
Pluw Laval
Gatfrity
Moore
Tas A. Gray
Fire Insurance
Winston, N
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Privilegres
Winston, C. Ct
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Rair Dealing
Seein & Sons
Stockton
Brand
St Winston
Pfcel & Stockton
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