Resume of its work by the Sentinel on T L Vaughn factory
The Sentinel highlights T L Vaughn, a Winston tobacco pioneer from Stokes County, noting his brick Oldtown street factory of 100 by 150 feet and five stories. It details output around 500000 pounds yearly, payroll about 3000 dollars monthly, and a broad market across South Carolina, Georgia, Alabama, Tennessee, and Ohio, with growing North Carolina trade and no major bad debts. Williamson and Corrie are also featured retailers and printers in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oldtown Street
Sentinel
T. L. Vaughn
Stokes County
Winston
Lockett, Vaughn & Co
Vaughn
Cora Hoyt
Broad Axe
Life Boat
May Flower
Old Reyer
Big Augur
South Carolina
Georgia
Alabama
Tennessee
Ohio
North Carolina
Mr. Vaughn
the Sentinel
Winston's Book Store Opens Holiday Display on Liberty Street
Winston's Book Store on Liberty Street across from the Sentinel office showcases a holiday display of specialties praised as first class by patrons. The shop, long admired for mer cantile qualities, presents a wide array of stationer’s sundries as customers anticipate Christmas and New Year purchases for family members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winston
Liberty Street
Tar Sentinel
Ogburn Hill Co and Other Cherry Street Factories
The Sentinel notes Ogburn Hill Co as a leading Cherry street tobacco factory, formed January, 1885, with C J Ogburn W P Hill and C D Ogburn. It describes a brick five floor plant, 45 by 121 feet, a half million capacity, and an expected 100 plus workers. Leading brands include O H Co’s Choice Dixie Gold Leaf Winston Leader Minnie Ogburn. The firm serves NC SC GA and markets in Baltimore and Washington. production is steam heated for winter use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ntinel
Cherry Street
Ogburn, Hill & Co
C. J. Ogburn
W. P. Hill
C. D. Ogburn
Ogburn & Hill
N. D. Sullivan
Hills
Stokes County
Oldtown
Seventh Street
Goa Will & Co
North Carolina
South Carolina
Georgia
Winston
Baltimore
Washington
Mr. Hill
C. D. Oghburn
Sentinel
Serr
Knoxville Furniture Co opens Winston branch under Kennedy plan
The Knoxville Furniture Company announces a new Winston venture led by A Kennedy Jr aiming to sell its own manufactured goods on cash or instalment terms. The move targets moderate buyers and promises weekly or monthly payments, with a Liberty block storefront as a rental option.
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Knoxville Furniture Co
Mizener
A. Kennedy, Jr
Winston
Liberty Block
Liberty Street
Kennedy
Knoxville (Tenn
J M Robinson Establishes Livery Stable in Winston
J M Robinson, a Sampson county native who moved to Winston two years ago, runs a thriving livery business on Third Street between Chestnut and Church. A recent visit by SexiINEL reporters saw ten to twelve horses, including matched teams and fine single rides, praised for quality and driving appeal.
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J. M. Robinson
Sampson County
Wilmington
Winston
Horace Greely
Third Street
Chestnut
Church Streets
Robinson
Chauncey Depew Reflects On Smoking Habit In Albany
In Albany Chauncey M. Depew recalls giving up tobacco after a German work on its unhealthiness persuaded him. He recounts smoking one cigar again years later, then quitting once more and noting improved sleep and health before trying a cigar again. The tale frames his enduring stance on tobacco.
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Chauncey Depew
Chauncey M. Depew
Albany
New Central
Mr. Depew
City of
Broadway
State Street
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Tobacco Factory No. 8
THE
Fortunatus
Williamson & Corrie
W. B. Williamson
Danville
Mr. Morris
Geo. Corrie
Richmond
Williamson & Morris
Winston’s Book Store
Knoxville Furniture Company
Hets
Genesee Valley
Harper’s Bazaar
Pet
Eee
Mabys Taith
R. Rohsat
Arlington
Postoffice
Express
Sites & CO
Antils
BEVEN
Tesler
Main Street
Winston, N. C
Wacho
National Bank of Winston
N.C
Jas. A. Gray
Jos. Bevan
J. E. Petree
B. R. Kiser
John Kiser
J. E. Prrrex
B. R. Essex
Charlotte
J. Menten Howanp
Mt. Olive, N.C
Rogers
E. Ko
Jos
Bevan
French Bros
Rocky Point
Daxes
J. Bevans
Optain Street
Winston, N.C
Fayetteville Hotel
Fayetteville
N. C
Chas. Glover
Paaur
Joseph H. Bitting
Register
Forsyth County
Court House
Gid Westmoreland
John F. Poindexter
C.T. Wall
Hitting
John Fowler
Fowler P. W. A. Witrraxen
Watson & Buxton, Attys
Trinity College
Iss
N. Y
M. E. Church South
J. W. Alspaugh
Garr
J. A. Gray
J. F. Heitman
Prins O
Randolph Co
Surry County, N. c
Arvuown
Wester North Carolina
Boundry
Mt. Airy
Nere
Mecklenburg Iron Works
John Wilkes
Nowharolina
Sentinel Engraving Bureau
Piedmont Warehouse
Winston, IN. C
J. S. Scales
Gasemeet
Eariel H. J. Cruise
W. A. Weaster
Bockingham
J. M. Jessup
Jno. R. Taylor
Ep. Straynorn
W. Lone
Yadkin
S.‘T. Nzat
Vaughn & Pepper's
Piedmont
M. W. Norfleet & Co
Ney
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