Rambl er letter from Aerosville a warm credit to local merchants
Special Correspondence from Aerosville North Carolina dated January nineteenth eighteen eighty four praises local business leaders and stores in Reidsville. It highlights Wilams Hopkins Robi Williams Waynick Coutts Andrews and Capt Andrews as reliable, inviting merchants who support the Sentinel and provide goods from candy to clothing. The letter blends personal reminiscence with praise for community commerce and bank confidence.
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The
Sentinel
Aerosville
N. C
Sloan
Wilams & Hopkins
Reidsville
Robi, Williams
John Waynick
Winston
Prince Albert
Wilde
Coutts and Andrews
Doctor Courts
Solomon
Capt. Andrews
Rapier
Wintxaros
Kingsbury
North Carolina
Lacy
Sir Walter Raleigh
Mecklenburg
Notebook-Style Local Letter from High Point NC
Special correspondence from Hiren Port North Carolina dated January describes Heborn Perry’s many buildings and the lively town center. It notes Gen Leach and Governor figures, Jim Boyd, Geo B Everett, Lorenzo Mendenhall’s mule incident and local hotels schools and crowds with sharp levity on town life.
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N. C
Heborn Perry
Jarrell
Liev Gen. Leach
Gov. Spoke
D. Aorth
Jim Boyd
Shed Hill
Greensboro
Trinity Boys
North Carolina
M. Jarrell
Geo. B. Everett
Fors
Reuben Coltrane
Everett
Feller
Lorenzo Mendenhall
Lorenzo
Collecra
Gilmer
Bush Hill High School
Stock Jaw
Physician and Surgeon Advertises Services in Winston NC
Dr J M Robinson, physician and surgeon, located on Church Street between Island Second, Winston, N C, announces on January 17, 1884, a full supply of fine horses and vehicles for hire at short notice and lowest prices, available for private conveyance to all points. Dated November 22, 1888.
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Pr. E
Mike
Church St
Island Second
Winston, N.C
State Gold of Agriculture meets to discuss New Orleans exposition
The State Gold of Agriculture gathered Thursday to discuss a future New Orleans exhibition. Kemp Battle directed Commissioner McGeachesn to report on transportation, space, and costs, and to determine available funds for the board. Also noted are notes on immigration, Scotch visitors, and political reflections from Statesville.
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Sentinel
Rancren
State Gold of Agriculture
Kemp P. Battle
McGechesn
Orleans
New Orleans
Dabney
William Hart
Scok
Aston
Boston
North Carolina
Patrick
Skye
Richmond County
Ts New Pa
Tale
Twin Cty
Caro
Waifs From Washington on North Carolina Congressmen
Gossip at the capital notes the rise of a new Democratic Party shaped by Carlisle and Morrison, uniting western and southern agriculturists with free traders. It reports on North Carolina figures, rebate debates, a proposed public building for Winston, and rumors about Senatorial health and pay practices, plus a Wilmington mail route petition and a notable death.
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Wwe Sentinel
New Democratic Party
Carlisle
Morrison
New York Sun
Ohio
Castom
Middle States
Bennetthus
Col. Green
North Cz
Aston
Dr. York
Winsic
Gen
Fes
Carol Sen
Carelinan
Wheeler
Congress
Ben. Perley Poor
North Carolina
Skinner
Thomas G. Skinner
Tyre York
Trap Hill
Robins
W. 5
Roul
Hillsboro
Civil Ce
Boomer
Wilkes County
Taylorsville
Alexander County
N.C
John BB. Wilsey
Gen Scales
Forsyra
E. F E. Martin
Yell County
Arkansas
Minstrel talk and sad fate of Lieut Augur in New York
Special correspondence notes New York society's midwinter gaiety amid talks of negro minstrel shows. It mentions Delmonico, Charte, and arts patrons, with Lieut John J Augur, once missing from Broomdale asylum, found dead from exposure after a Sunday night storm. The Fanciers Club announces a poultry exhibition at Madison Square Garden, Jan 23 to 30, with cats, fish, and aquarium sections.
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New York
Charte
Delmonico
Sentinel
Herbert Snen
Beranger
Musset
Gayety
Birch and Bachers
Haverly
Thatcher
Primrose
Westchustress
John J. Augur
Broommnedale Lunatic Asylum
Augur
Gan. C. C. U
Navy
Rensais Square Garden
North Carolina notes and NC sights in Charleston era letters
Suyxcook New Hampshire correspondent travels through North Carolina visiting Weldon Raleigh Henderson Oxford Durham Greensboro Winston Salem and Charlotte. He notes tobacco cotton and hosiery manufacturing plus hotels and genteel culture while pondering broader NC pride and regional industry.
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the Sentinel
Suyxcook
N. H
North Carolina
Weldon
Raleigh
Henderson
Oxford
Durham
Greensboro
Winston and Salem
J. Winkixs
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G. W. Greene
Moravian Falls
Salem Female Academy
Salem
Poe Reese
Lary
J. B. McKenney
Marshall Street
Rienxoxp
EWTS
HH. A. Limeback
Main Street
H. A. Lineback
Main St
N.c-Ag?ly
Waicht
Frice
Augion
Wilmington
French Bros
Rocky Point
N. BR. Richardson
Wanston
Merriman
George Fowle
Chas. F. Paylor & Co
Richmond
Co. Langley
Ladies and Gentlemen
Winston, x. C
Aving
Lemley
Bexton & Lemly Block
Mibert St
Cruthfield & McArthur
F. G. Crutchfield
Winston, N
Caz Om Paroxs Buccins
Housss
Ferrie
London
Paris
Express
Fairmount Cnemry
Cincinnati
C. F. Richards & Co
Sanfranci & Mussitter
Denver
Col
Col. F. Ton
C. Smith & Brown
J. T. Gathright & A
Sixth Street
Saat
Bathrights
Gathright
Orir
Nels
Robert D. Johnston
Corrine
Har Howse
Erale
Batate
North Side Court-House Square
Winstor, N. C
Chat
Pal
Janl, Ty
Fron
Goldaboro
Harps
Greensboro Patriot
A.g-Free
Olin
Box
Chicago
Shoe & Hat
Q. J. Moxracce
Ziegler’s Shoes
Hutton & Bliss
Stetson
J. M. Robinson
Brown
Kai Tiyleg
Averett, White , Pritchett
Robinson
Az Iigrante
TE Capital
Brother Williams
Newton
Statesville
Simon Cameron
Simon Guneron
State Chronicle
Washington
News From
MR. Delmonico
England
Nentin
Norfousk
Maggie
Iditor
Franklinton Weekly
Statexville
Democratic Party
Ming Dis
Otwell
Glad Vance
Ransom
United States
Mahone
Harris
McMillan
Lapham
Goa
Saulsbury
Conger
Jones
E. K. Wilson
U. S
Maryland
Percy Yerger
Ali
Texma Siftings
Flapjack
Texas
Col. Yerger
Col. Verger
Potipher Flapjack
Limeriln Club
Detroit Fres Press
Glee Club
Gardner
Chile
Hamiltonian Smith
Limekiln Club
Smith
Philladelphia Gall
Mr. Simpson
Simpson
Washington Press Gang
Keifer
Baltimore Sun
High Point
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