Democratic Convention in Forsyth County June 24 1832
A Mass convention of the Democratic Party of Forsyth County will meet Saturday at the Court House in Winston to appoint delegates to the State Convention on July 5. The executive committee, M. W. Neoxsixen of Lynchburg Va, presides. Local notes report assorted political and social items, including a Sunday liquor law mayor election and various regional updates.
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Democratic Party
Forsyth County
Court House
Winston
Lynchburg
Gillean
Northwest
Batorsola
Mondy
Jung Lith
Wiarton
Forsyth
Wm. Ebert
Andrew Burke
John Reich
Orlees
J.C. Buxton
Adm
J. H. Shelton
A. P. Gibson
N. C
Anid Gray
Winstes
N.C
Avery Ragrum
D. H. King
Raleigh School Board Dismisses Principal over Petition
The Raleigh township school committee voted to dismiss Capt J E Dugger, principal of the white Graded School, despite a petition signed by over eighty percent of patrons urging retention for his competent leadership and discipline. The Wilmington Star criticizes northern excess in dress and luxury, noting the proliferation of expensive fabrics among the wealthy.
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New School Committee
Raleigh
J. E Dugger
White Graded School
J.E. Dugger
Raleigh Township
Beware of false cures for Bright’s Disease and diabetes
An advertisement warns against elixirs claiming to cure kidney and urinary diseases. It urges relying on Her Bitters as the sole remedy, claiming it permanently cures illness and prevents relapse.
Eastern Kiels Trials Club Chooses NC Field Site
The Eastern Kiels Trials Club selects a North Carolina site near Greensboro on the Richmond and Danville line for the annual field meet. Quail abundance and rail access lure members. events start November 17 with the Members Stakes for a $100 cup, entry $10, plus a $250 cup awarded yearly to the winner who clinches it three times. A committee reviews permanent grounds.
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Tfthe
New York Herald
Eastern Kiels Trials Club
N.C
North Carolina
Richmond and
Danville
Greensboro
Parker's Ginger Tonic Restores Health and Money
A family with six years of illness and drained savings found relief with Parker's Ginger Tonic. Four bottles cured kidney and related disorders and one dollar’s worth has kept them well for over a year, allowing them to save again for a rainy day.
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Dominie
Parker
Desperate Prisoner Shot by Sheriff's Posse in Morr County
Willis Edwards, a jailed 25 year old, raged in Morr County jail threatening to kill. A posse and a crowd confronted him as he swung a plank. Linford shot Edwards twice in the hand, then Binford shot him fatally. Coroner ruled death by pistol shots in self defense. Binford injured by blows.
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Richmond
Morr
Willis
Eawards
Edwarda
Magia
Edwards
Corrdors
Berry Binford
Linford
Robert Simpson
Binford
Caro—Ner
Willis Edwards
B. W
New England View of the Southern Mill Life
A Boston writer in Atlantic Monthly praises Southern cotton mills for moral betterment and sanitary advantages. He notes better treatment and morals for women and girls, airy housing with gardens, and strong worker relations with owners. Fewer strikes than in the North and robust school and church support bolster Southern industry.
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Atlantic Monthly
South
New England
Sir Rupert
America
Massachusetts
Iorthern
Cotter
Cotton Mills in the South Prove Advantage Over North
A Northerner testifies that southern mills yield cheaper cotton and stay open year round unlike New England mills, arguing this proves cotton mills’ advantages in the South and negates weather-related shutdowns.
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Lowell
Northerney
New England
South
Distinguishing Chognn in Floreston Calogne Fragrance
A fragrant description highlights Floreston Calogne with a blend of freshly gathered flowers and spices. The piece emphasizes the distinctive charm and appealing scent as a defining feature.
Principles Not Money Drives Democratic Strategy
In a Washington special the New York Gazette argues Democrats plan a vigorous House race with focus on sound principles over funds. It warns money alone won't win if conventions fail to adopt honest platforms and nominate capable candidates for a people driven by a demand for government change.
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Washington
New York Gazette
House of Representatives
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Jesse James
Windoat
Danenhower
Arizona
Bob Ingersoll
New York
Arthur
New York Post Office
Pearson
Macon
Zelegraph
New Britain
Petersburg
James River
Railroad’ Company
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Thomas O. Pritchard
Baptist Church
First Baptist Church
Wake Forest College
Broadway Baptist Church
Louisville
Thomas Cartyne
Edinburgh
Wilmington Star
Ertab
Bright's
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F. W. Harser
Miauket Bottom
Elishs Mlarper
Soweh
John Boyer
F. W. Harper
S Superior Court
MM. Gray
R. Gray
Jas
A. Gray
A. B. Gray
ME. Gitwon
R.T. Gray
DL Gray
M.K. Bapber Gud Hushind
Thos Barter
K.P. Gray
L. W.gray
E. & Gray
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WT. Gray
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A. P. Gisso Fendant
Gibson
Naitt
J. J. Waggoner
Virginia St
Cary
Richmond, Va
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Olive
Tonqua
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Kennebec
Winston-Salem
Stort
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Seaten
Rohan
Et Et Perkins & Hauge
Salem- Winston
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