North Carolina apportionment and party tensions in 1881
A mixed summary of political maneuvering, appointments, and demographic shifts in North Carolina. Reports on amendments to representation, appointments by President Arthur, the Sixth Revenue District controversy, and debates over Prohibition and party unity in the wake of Whisk ey influence concerns. Includes references to Governor Jarvis, Judge Seymour, Dr Mott, and local officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gov. Jarvis
Maj. H. A. Gillam
Seymour
Col. Armfield
House
North Carolina
Senate
A.S. Buford
W. P. Clyde
T. M. Logan
Burke, McDowell
Buncombe
Western North
Judge Buxton
5Moor
Russell
New York
Arthur
T. N. Cooper
Washington, D. C
Molt
Sixth Revenue District
Cooper
Serry
Republican Party
Sis
Moilone
Mott
Dr. Mott
Democratic Party
Canaday
Teym
Mott and Coopers
Anaday
Why not raise cotton in Forsyth County
A Norfolk-leaning pamphlet advocates Forsyth County suitability for cotton, arguing three quarters of the county can match Davidson and others in profitability. It notes shorter seasons mitigated by fertilizer, compares cotton favorably to corn and tobacco, cites manure costs and yields, and mentions local buyers F and Hy Fries plus a planned first class cotton gin in Salem to process this year’s crop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messra
Fries
Charlotte
Hinshaw
Piedmont
North Carolina
Forsyth County
Davidson
Davie
Rowall
Iredell
Catawba
Lincoln
Cleaveland
Rutherford
Mesera. F. & Hy.Fries
Salem
Cotton farming urged for Forsyth County by Gro W Ainsnaw
Ainsnaw advocates local cotton growth and processing. He notes existing labor and market, envisions future ginning facilities and more cotton factories nearby, and urges planting cotton alongside grain on poor land near town. He expresses hope bone and bale sales will rise locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forsyth County
Gro. W
Ainsnaw
Always Refreshing Florestan Cologne Ad
A vintage ad touts Florestan Cologne as a refreshing fragrance. It promises a lasting, pleasant odor regardless of frequent use.
A Word to Mothers About Health and Parker's Ginger Tovie
A periodical urging mothers to protect family health this season by cleansing malaria impurities and purifying the blood. It promotes Parker's Ginger Tovie as the best remedy to tone the stomach and liver and regulate the bowels, cited in various columns.
Baugh & Sons Advertise Ammoniated Phosphate for Planters
The Baltimore fertilizer firm promotes Baughs 325 Phosphate at $25 per ton cash. They claim its guaranteed standard compares favorably with high cost fertilizers and its use on cotton yields consistent, favorable results. an offer to send a circular with full guaranteed analysis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amiss
Baugh
Baugh & Sons
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M. Mathes
Editsz
Bést
Beaufort
Jno. M. New
Indiana
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Wake County
Baum
Col. Wandy
Billy Henderson
Washington City
W.B.H
Amsterdam
Apes
Ilis
Commission
Guiteau
Bisuore Whatson
William May Wightman
M. E
Scott
Charleston
S. C
Department of Agriculture
United States
Mahone
Washington
Richmond
Riddleberger
U S
Waeh
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Vermont
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Arkana
California
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Kansas
Massa
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Ohio
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Virginia
Wisconsin
New England
Garfield
Fife
South Sr
Baltimore, Md
J. E. Gilmer
Winston, N. C
Vlna
Entlemen’s Gods
Gentlemen's Goode
Tyreeds, Caosineres, Cottonades, Linens
F. & J. Voies’ Jeans
Eltin’ Mills Jeans
Georgik Jeans
Arista
Dickings
Ball Cotton
the Eagle
Phoenix
Coronades
Hall Cotton
Fanatilt
Clarks
North Osidius Band
Crinos
Uteanawae, Mt
Guane
Acordial Lovitatior
TIN
Brand
Winston
Ontin
Way
Pfoel & Stockton
Anitieman
Sout
America
Panama
Simmons
J. MK
Robert D. Johnston
Har Horst
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