Critics of Agriculture Department Turn Comic in Washington
A Republican era portrait of Commissioner Le Duc and successors, led by Colman, maps reforms and an agricultural convention set for the Sth at the Department. It notes dismissals from the Bureau of Engraving and Printing, calls for economy, and discusses postmaster and inspector appointments, with regional delegates named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Sentinel
Washinetox
Department of Agrculture
Donn Pratt
LE Duc
Commissioner le Duc
Colman
Baltimore
Vance
Washington
Sth
Agricultural Colleges of
United States
American Agricultural Fraternity
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Treasury
Conger
D. C
Justice
Michigan
Seentin
Post Office
Posmaster Vilas
North Carolina
T. M. Arington
M. V. Moore
Williard’s Hall
G. W. Gates
Salisbury
B. R. Harding
Raleigh
Robinson
A. W. Graham
Orange
Treasury Department
Surapow
Gatling Gun and Invention Tales From Tar Heel Inventor
The article recounts Richard Gatling's life from his Virginia upbringing to inventing the screw as a motive power and the Gatling gun. It details his early trials, patent challenges, and later use of his weapons by the U.S. government, along with biographical notes and related notices on military drills and regional developments.
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Tarheel
The
Sentinel
Par Laperrara
Richard Gatling
Indianapolis
Ericson
Gatling
Niagara Falls
Pittsburg
Talded Om
Cincinnati
Cincinnati Type Foundry
Chicago
Washington
Stanton
Gen. Butler
Advier
United States
Virginia
Gatlin
Richard
Glimpses at Broadway Idiosyncrasies and NYC Hard Times
Crowded Broadway on Saturdays showcases fashionable youths and society figures from Fourteenth to Thirtieth Streets. A North Carolinian correspondent notes wealth gaps, ambitious buildings, and social climbs, with reflections on rum, speculation, and looming economic tension in New York. Walter Ericxorp comments on urban excess and potential unrest amid wealth disparities.
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North Carolina
New York
Regent Street
London
Rue Dela Paix
Paris
Broadway
Fourteenth Street
Thirtieth
Jeunessettoree
Saratoga
Union
Madison
Fifth
Europe
Twenty-Second Street
Wall Street
North
Babylon
Walter Ericxrorp
Encampment of White Troops in Asheville Draws Large Attendance
The Hateigh Register notes the Asheville encampment from July 22 to 31 with about 1,000 troops, 16 wall tents and 160 wedge tents. The governor will review the troops on July 25. transportation costs are capped at 3,000 dollars and the event promises tactical instruction amid festive camp scenes along the French Broad river.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hateigh Register
Asheville
Virginia
Tennessee
South Carolina
South
Santry
Bute
French Broad River
Revenue Office Moves Spark Local Discontent
The Southern district revenue office moved from Winston to Reidsville home of Collector Boyd, with discussion that a central permanent location would ease business and avoid local contention. The piece notes prior shifts from Greensboro to Winston and now Reidsville, urging stability for accessible service.
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Charlotte Observer
Internal Revenue Office
Sth
Suth
Winston
Reilaville
Boyd
Reidsville
Ieretofore
Greensboro
Wheeler
Local store catalogs latest Paris novelties and patterns
A store offers an endless range of gloves hosiery handkerchiefs and parasols with new parasol shapes. A line of fans sacks and shoes for ladies and children praised for style wear and comfort. Gents furnishings include hats neckwear shirts and underwear. Sole agents for Butterick patterns and Davis vertical feed sewing machines. An inspection of stock promises value.
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Vandkerchiefs, &c
Vandsore
Butterick
Davis
Bryttenderg Bros Trade Palace Opening
Bryttenderg Brothers announce the Gray Block Winston H C store is open for inspection. They boast the largest and most select stock in the state with every style and grade of goods for this trade, priced so they cannot be duplicated south of New York.
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New York World
Gordon Cumming
Africa
Riley
Washington
Durham Recorder
Winston Leader
Greensboro
James. W. Reid
Jesse Holmes
New York
Headquarters Cloth Line Showcases Rich Silks and Dress Goods
A metropolitan retailer touts a wide range of fabrics including Black Silks from 50 cents to 33 dollars per yard and summer silks and smalle items. They claim superiority over imitators in cloth quality and offer a diversified selection of patterns and colors.
White Goods Showcase from India Linens to Embroideries
White goods display features India Linens Linen Lawns Persien Lawns India Divinity Vine Stripes Alsian Nuinsooks Fig ie Swiss in white and color. Satin Cheesas Crazy Cloth Terry Cloths Mulls in il shades Embroideries and Laces for trimming Robes from 3 50 and up. Choice line of All Over Embroideries Luces Flounces from own importation.
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India
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Griffith
Law
Clark & Ford
Dalivened de Wittngten
CH Bros
Rocky Point
N.C
Augiste
Blum
Wvinstoms
HEL & Stockton
Ash
J. B. McKenney
Marshall Street
Fadel Au
Lori L
8. L. P.ector
Residene Listery Street
Wln
S. x
Glenn & Glenn
Bawmarre Aw
St Law
Wexstod
Rity
Apo
Jone Zist
Croquet
Williamson & Servie's
H. Montague
N. C
Bell
Joana
Ongel Security
Liberty Street
Bitting Block
Maulakia
Gien Alpine
Kant Lane Leei
Waltor
STH & Walton, Smith
Coteman
Cleveland
New Haven Register
Gatlings
Waington
Hartford
Conn
Torrey
New Orleans
Dalyston Li Y Guants
G. N. Torrey
Tor Guards
Priz
Mobile
Houston Light Guard
Lown
Lewissey Times
W. T. Blackwell
Ife
Durham
Louisburg
Judge Shipp
Chambers
Charlotte
Co |Cord
Jaze Phillips
Shipp
George N. Torrey
Dover Tribune-Republican
Democrats of
Abraham
Hewitt
New York Herald
the World
Bennett
Bartholdi
Herald
Gen. Grant
Brom
Ned Oldham
Ned
Roxboro
Wixston
Sakers
Philadelphia
Millinery Department
New York Pines
Ryttenberg Bros
Bryttenderg Bros
Trade Palace
Gray Block
Winston, H.C
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