Local items and notes from Winston January 12 1852
A miscellany of notices from Winston including road conditions, local businesses, meetings, and arrivals. Highlights mention the Inferior Court, deer hunting by Dr. E H Hill in Stokes County, new residences on Church Street, hospitality and entertainment at the Opera House, Fox and ice house reports, schools in Davie County, and various civic updates such as taxes, street lamps, and public notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weedie
Laurel Springs
Ashe County
Hiesse Holmes
Woodie
Young Men
Christian Union
Moravian Church
Danbury
Shoolstonville
Manuel
Bill Hennis
Nat du
Prestonville
Hibitio
Monjlay
Geria
Sauratowin Mountain
Cloud
T. J. Blackburn
Forsy
Umea
Miss Boltu
Patrick
Hinshaw to Build Storehouse Opposite Pace's Warehouse
Wm M Hinshaw and Thos Perram form a firm to construct a 28 by 100 foot storehouse on Old Town street opposite Pace's Warehouse. The project follows a fire that prompted thanks to Winston and Salem citizens for aid during the blaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. M. Hinshaw
T. I. Vaughn
Old Town Street
Pace
Wim. Hinshaw
Thos. Perram
Winston and Salem
Cranks & Ford
Another Fire Ravages Winston Storehouses and Shops
A Saturday night blaze in Winston destroyed about 20000 pounds of property, starting at Griffith & Moore on Liberty and Shallow Ford streets. The frame buildings fed the fire, consuming T. S. Black, De Justo’s barber shop, Smith’s drug store, Graham Brothers grocery, and the Post Office building within an hour. Neighbors hosed flames and some structures were torn down to halt the spread. Insurance and ownership details are noted for several properties. The report also mentions local life, a 109-year-old claimed resident, clerical notices, and an advertisement for Carters cloaks and vehicles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winston
Griffith & Moore
Liberty
Shallow Ford
T.S. Black
de Justo
Smith's
Graham Brothers
Gritlich& Moore
DeJusto
A. Ozburn
Griffith & Moora
St Jacobs Oil Praised By N J Glass Works Manager
Isaac Correy, manager of N J Glass Works Salon, commends St Jacobs Oil for rheumatism noting excellent results for himself and benefits to family members. He urges others to try the remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac Correy
Salon
N. J. Glass Works
Tam
St. Jacobs
Small Pox Rumors Reported Along with Local News
A busy village column notes smallpox cases near Wixston and in the pine grounds, with Health Officer F Gear reporting four new cases and two varioloid cases, all quarantined and hospitalized. The piece also mentions town quiet holidays, local fights, and town officials addressing bridge and school matters, with updates on teachers and district finances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wixstox
Sentino
F. Gear
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The
Ginston Sentinel
Geo. H. Rights
E. H. Hill
Germanton
Stokes County
Montague
Church Street
Geo. B. Evering Furashi
Opera House
Davie County
First National Bank
Della Masten
Hickory
School of the Sisters of Mercy
F. Lewis
Dr. Thompson
BR. J. Reynolds
Patrick Co
Red. Gardner
First National Bauk
A. J. Ellington
Reidsville
Mr. Dno. Disher and
Davilson County
Chesley Hatin
Gilmer & Joyce
London
America
Josep Dobson
Pritay
Mo. Ala Reh
Telat
Peter Airle
Belo’s Pond
Winston Water Company
Salem
Charley Fagg
5. White
Mt. Airy
Buck Shoals
Garfeld
Wachovia Corner
Durtam
Gabriel Black
Yadkin County
Reich Tin
Te Belle
Finch
Natan
Ives
Clayton Moore
Primitive Baptist
Martin County
H.C. Coe, Son & Co
Dalton, N
Juwtan Thompson
Gritlich & Moore
Parker
W. M. Wheeler
J. 5. Thompson
Win. Morris
Win. White
W. T. Pioul
Tom
Barkis
Beoke
Fait
Millshoro
S. Hf. Smith
Allen's Hardware
Stein & Sons
Deus
Dr. Bull
Eauline Markham
Lindsay
Greensboro
Tobacco City
Durham
H. Sarr
Claire Scott
Opera Mouse
Lecretia Borgia
Scott
Dalton Institute
Carter's
Register of Deeds
Charles McNeel
Lilly Scott
J. A. Brown
Grand Rapids
Strickland, Esq
Boston
Soctor
Jas. R. Richardson
St. Paul
Wilmington Star
Star
Rockingham County
Raleigh
Lay
Uncle George
Ruffin
Samuel J. Tilden
Jerry Biunt
Jerry
Ted Apple
Smith's Drug Store
TUE
Louis Cook Mfg. CO
St. Louis Evening Chronicle
Stokes
Eton
Senia
Commissioners Court
Walnut Cove
Mayer
Issi
S.a
Samanths
Eli
BR. B. Sten i
Stockingham County
Ladies Nice
Duction
W. TV
Carter
Allen One Hardware
Nan
Nin
J. D.M
Hutchison Br
J.D. Mires
All Druguist
M.D
Cleveland
Beth
My P. Greider Offerating
Julius F. Miller
Ellen C. Lash
Bethania
Rufus Crews
Coe
Louisa B. Meaders
Stokes Co
Hellen
Mocksville
Walter B. Moss
Salen
Winston Ledge
Bulgata
Mre
M. EB. Nelson
Mirs
M. B. Nelson
Wiich
Winston Sentinel
Winston Leader
Tate 4
Wiseros
Utter
Colon
W. A. Flynt
Prin
Bie Et le Daitov
Viny
Kbs
Biss Sou
Aiitual
Eesa
HU Ee & Son
Arta UA
Beinst
Ha Avenue
Louise
Eale
Alicu
First National Bank OF
Theatin
Digeons U
Lerigal Lenice Noten
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Clrenlade
Toran
U.S
Letarions
Rwlsy
Tisasyet
Sien
Helton Ay
Boia
Ie Ao Perey
Suyrte Ideyrrntin Visine Bravcon Nonna
ALA aAvaHounty
Forsyth
Ustm
Tas
Ana
Dati
Vos
Hoover
Winrdens
Iuwaksf
Frank L. Harratson
Atlanta
Messrs
Mutehison
Ilakanson
Deblu-S-Ly
Flaying
A. L. Benton
Alt Pewains Bitte Elaine Agate Ey
Jas A. Gray
Fire Insurance
Winston, N.C
Fyonelowkt
Kates
Yelvtienss
D. C
Taco Tise
J. H.masten
D. H. Tise
End Eelail Merchants
Adayts
Eibien
J. Monee Taylor
General M
Gilmen & Joyle
Prank Ward! of
Iredell Co
Harris& Martin
Wei Hardise
Splein-Whiaton
General Merchandim Goorts UK
Aguil Tub
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