Sentinel Club Rates And Circulation Data In 1885
The notice outlines subscription rates for the Sentinel Club and states the paper’s weekly circulation averaged 2,902 copies in the quarter ending December 31, 1885. It mentions the publisher Edward A. O’Ham and includes miscellaneous local notices on politics, Lodge elections, and a local inked exchange. The piece notes promotions for subscriptions and a portrait offer related to Gov. Scams, plus brief editorials on church member behavior.
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Alfred M. Scales
Western SentiNel
Democratic notes and the rise of a semi weekly
The Winston-Salem article discusses the launch of a Semi-Weekly Sentinel, its 28 column folio format, and $3 yearly price, aiming to mirror the Western Sentinel and spark a daily edition. It cites Democratic goals, state agricultural department debate, and calls for a strong defense and war policy.
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The Policy of the Two Parties Overview
A historic critique of Republican strategy in a minority role. The piece argues Republicans will oppose Democratic tariff and monetary policy while aiding public-expenditure increases. It claims Republicans profit from past mistakes and will align with measures boosting appropriations through House rule changes.
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Congressional questions and North Carolina business update
The text surveys looming congressional issues including the silver question tariff navy coast defenses army bills and other reforms. It then notes Nash county gold mines and Portis mine profits, Durham Electric Light Company formation, a lawsuit move to Person county, and recognitions for Mason Spainhour and Guthrie. It ends with Wilmington telegraph operator Thompson famed for a duplex mind.
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Nash County
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Durham Electric Light Company
Durham
J. S. Carr
W. Duke
G. W. Watts
Maj. W. A. Guthrie
Fayetteville
J. B. Underwood
Fayettevile
E. W. Thompson
Wilmington
Winston Sentinel to Publish Semi-Weekly Edition
The Winston Sentinel plans a semi weekly edition to appear Mondays and Thursdays at 3.00 per year. It will remain Democratic and pursue Winston Salem's upbuilding with readable local news. Readers urged to switch from weekly to semi weekly and pursue advertising in the new edition.
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Weekly Sentinel
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