Twin City Topics and Local Happenings in 1885
A bustling roundup from Winston and Salem covers tobacco traffic surges, new businesses, and civic notes. Prominent items include warehouse breaks with record tobacco loads, street improvements on Summit and South Liberty, and plans for a synagogue and a new Winston newspaper The Standard. Also noted are local clergy, schools, a Masons effort, and a growing poultry venture by Hendren and Heye.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Watkins
Summit Avenue
West End
South Liberty Street
Watkins
Neighborhood Notes from Reidsville and Winston Salis
Neighborhood notes roundup from Reidsville, Greensboro, High Point, Kernersville, and Winston documents barrooms, bank openings, county fights, stock meetings, church resignations, wedding and birth reports, farming feats, and local humor. Notable items include a new bank push in High Point, a planned Prohibition party meeting in Greensboro, and Rev R T Vann conducting meetings in Reidsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kernersville
Fayetteville and Winston Railroad
High Point
R.T. Vann
Wake Forest
Brown
Reidsville
Salisbury Herald
Jas. M. Seaies
Winston
Mollie Burton
Jas. Burton
Ruffin
W. L. Wright
Thesville
Mullie Watt
N. 2. Watt
Chambersberg Township
Davidson Dispatch
Forsyth County
Stewart
E. Kerner
Conrad
Feery
Nadkio
Ace
Wieman
Boone Township
Ison County
Miuch
County Con Holds Regular Monthly Meeting Transacts Business
The County Commissioners met in regular session on Monday and approved actions including a stock law election at Jack Temple's School House Abbott's Creek on February 6, 1886, approval of a public road petition from Mike Bridge near Plattown to Maple Springs Church, a three month liquor license for J. H. Clark on Blakely Road, and contract proceedings for a Muddy Creek bridge with J. H. Reich Jr. and H. Hauser. They also engaged Watson & Buxton as county counsel and reported selling jail lots. The meeting adjourned after formal business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Temple
Abbott’s Creek Township
Mike Bridge
Plattown
Maple Springs Church
J. H. Clark
Blakely Road
Kernersville
J. H. Reich, Jr
H. Hauser
Muddy Creek
Germanton Road
Tandy Marshall's
Watson & Buxton
Board of County Commissioners
Messrs
A. E. Conrad
J. W. Fries
News of a Week Jobs and Darned Burns Across States
A rapid digest notes a painter burned to death in a Charlotte hotel, several deaths in North Carolina including Dr. Durenburry and Col springs in New York, and Mrs. Brewer in Caldwell Station from a kerosene lamp blast. It lists licenses granted to practice law and reports varied incidents from New Hampshire ice storms to a Virginia coupon case reversal and a Gaza (Glasgow) wedding detail along with shipping fire on the Nevada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. T. B. Glenn
Carrie Pemberton
Fayetteville
R. B. Glenn
Minchtver
Smith
New York
Scotteville
Ashe County
Will Rodgers
Warrenton N. G
Winston
Rodgers
Warrenton
New Berne
Charlotte Hotel
James Durenburry
Lexington
Davidson County
Harriet Brewer
Caldwell Station
Seales
Thos. L. Shields
Mecklenburg County
Board of the Agriculture
Col. AB. Springs
Charlotte
New York City
Charles Phillips
Chapel Hill
Warm Springs
Dan’l L. McLean
Lumberton Robesonian
Richmond
Theodore B. Lyman
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E Sentinels
Mim
Buxton & Shelton
Baily Bros
Tory
Main Street
M. FE
Messrs. Williamson & Smith
Our City
London
Revenue
Salem
J. W.hunter
M. E. Church
John McQuiston
Hough
J. C. Buxton
The
Standard
Jno
W. Peddicord
Frank Harriss
Forth Street
G. I. Miller
Gaston E. Miller
Miller Bros
Hebrews of
Goldsboro
A. Huluni
R. B
Jessie Brown
Brand Springs
Ixth Street
Watt Martin
Gray
Gray & Martin
Spstinel
Maj
T. J. Brown
K. B. Kerner
Pwin
J. W. Winfrey
Messrs. Brown Hos
J. L. King & Co
Greensboro
Lexrmen
Y. M
Henry
Ashcraft
Monroe, N
Loisland
Sui
Te Sunti
Barham
Liberty
Main
Liberty Street
R.J. Reynolds
James A. Gray
Joseph Jacobs
Sentinel
Maj. Barham
Brown's
Pt Port Sho
Beisg
Brother Bonitz
Messenger Opera Howe
Uston
Forsyth
Timothy Vogler
Twin-City
Macon
L. L. Hendren
Gea Heye
Neighborhood Notes
New Methodist Episcopal Church
Geo. Mickey
Bagwell
Kennett
Franklin
Holston
Eprron Sextisen
Tax Bun Trxen
Kndiess
Ushurst
Cuuren Goer
Mary T. Lathrop
Michigan Woman's Christian Temperance Union
North Carolina
W. C. Temperance Union
Chattanooga
Sallie F. Chapin
Asion Stevan
Durham
Durham Recorder
W. P. Hoffan
D. J. Mast
Florida
Mamie Perkins
Norfolk
Nutie Bir
Lillie Lash
Shelton
Fifth Street
Washington City
Francis H Coleman
Phil Pope
Ride
Sus Sullivan
Salvation Oil
New Furniture Store
Farmers Ware House
A. Kenedy, Jr
South
Winston Call
South America
Josefh
No. 19
St. Charles Street
Picayune
Louisiana State Lottery Company
Leon Marthe
No. 19 St. Charles Street
Prasayune
Norge
Jona Dull
Brookstown
Bethania
Emory Doad
Dull
Luellabeck
Candier
Frank Taylor
Roe
Jostan F
Bethel Township
Rockingham Co
Lnow
Waughtown
Tnion Cross
J. A. Robinson's Store
Hardin
Lewisville
Seaton
Belo House
Ae Court House
Trences
Chester
D. C
Princess of Wales
Gladstone
Thielman
Flenspure
Queen Victoria
Tempa
France
Greece
Reichsrath
Guiow Line
Nevada
Livpool
Hinshaw & Byers
Mer Bourtxo
Vooixs
tInto
Chas. W. Vogler
Bronx
Frank Brown
Amos—Poor
Stokes County
Jan
Marion Amos
E. Poor
Fickey
Sentimel
Ans
Ziuidren
Board of Town Commissioners
Salem [Rgn
Salem, N.C
Salem Iron Works
Szalem
N. C
Proporti
Louisiana
Connacta
J. J. Oglesby
Louisiana National Bank
Samuel H. Kennedy
Pres
State National Bank
A. Baldwin
New Orleans National Bank
Manly
MUSIC
New Orleans
Capital Prize
Hono
New York Exchange
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Lab
A. Dauphin
Washington
D.C
P.O
NEW Orlbanoa Tional Bank
Jatesville
Wanrnovsx
Salisbury
W.L. Franklin & Co’s
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Maran
PtSi
Snaa Oy
Munsell
Olid
W. L. Franklin & CO
Liberty St
Wenston
N.C
Crawford's
Columbus
Studebaker
Cincinnati
Crawford
R. Crawford
Man and
Beast
Gagge
Pan Steap Rao
EES Cubator
van del
Vanston
Ataiogur Wy Brook
Sae
Pecumsamas Axenteax Aoniccercatsr
Broadway
American Agriculturiak
Tun Saxe
W. 0. Thompson
Western Carolinian
Sonial Temperance
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Caroliniga
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Carolinien
Murrill, Ed
Pab
Hickory Ane