Local items from The Glinston Sentinel June 3 1830
Tax lister begins rounds on the 7th county commissioners meet next Monday. Census work by Rev Aves starts Tuesday. Several Sunday Schools shift to morning sessions. A young girl dies from a rattlesnake bite in Wilkes county. New hotel planned for Beaufort, Morehead City opens. Commencement at Thomasville College draws locals. Salem improvements include Boys School House interior. A convict escapes on the Yadkin Valley line. Public boarding offered at Cool Spring Farm. University catalog lists 171 students. Remain notes on marriages, church events, and local commerce.
Clergy and Lodge News From Winston-Salem Era
Sunday and evening church activities feature Dr. Marshall and Dr. Watson at local churches. A New Lopez or I O O F order forms at Me. Airy. Episcopal Convention thanks St Paul’s Winston for hospitality. local notices include tax collections and manure ads. a horse theft attempt leads to arrest. Rutherford College hosts Local Ministers Conference July 21. Vennor predicts storm-heavy June and July. M E church centennial concert with a light house tableau and Christ virtues displayed.
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Rutherford College
Local Newspaper Ads and Notices from Aged Pages
A collage of old market and drug store notices, inked endorsements, and sale offers. Pens and inks at Suara’s Drug Store, printing at the DENTINEL Job Office, various mineral waters and tonics, tobacco and smoking accessories, a dwelling house for sale, a tailor promoting new fabrics, neuralgia remedy advertised with a battle metaphor, and Cure-All style health claims tied to local vendors.
FOR SALE AND SALEABLE WARES AT BROWN'S WAREHOUSE
The notice advertises sale of items including a 3 seat express wagon a good family Rockaway with bar and a bar. It notes Brown's Warehouse as the seller with a past sale on May 26 in which 63 241 lbs of tobacco sold for 7487 dollars an average of 11 83 dollars per hundred.
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Rockaway
Crutchfield & Stedman
Brown
Weather and crops report from Orp Richmann NC May 29 1880
Orp Richmann NC reports a mixed outlook with many tobacco plants saved from bugs while wheat shows rust on blades but not expected to injure much. Fruit is scarce though apples peaches cherries exist. Blackberries look promising. Dysentery affects children and the elderly, with several deaths feared. Weather warm and farmers busy.
Woman's Wisdom and Advertisements in a 19th Century Page
A column extols women to prioritize family health using Bitters to prevent illness and reduce costs, citing the New Haven Palladium. Advertisements announce Oxo papers at fifty cents per hundred and Samuel H. Smith, a druggist, vows to maintain low prices and stock only pure drugs, claiming leadership in low-price sales.
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Lis
New Haven Palladium
Hop Bitters Praised As Preventive Health Tonic
From the Hub an editorial extols Hop Bitters as a valuable tonic for stomach and blood, urging prevention over cure and noting it as the season’s best remedy. The Sentinel Job Office also lists fresh mourning cards and new supply notices for hire printing services.
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Boster Globe
Sentinel
Fragmented Trade Card Notes on Hams and Wrappers
A garbled list of produce items and prices appears, citing lugs and wrappers with waxy textures, bright leaves, and various weights. The snippet references hams, salt, and sugar cures, plus scattered numeric values and unit codes, lacking coherent narrative or context.
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Bertha Kyiv
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J& Son
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Yadkin Valley Railroad
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New Lopez
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H Point
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Henry P. Vennor
Monntreal
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HOLT
Hemlock
Stloens
Cottonades
Piques
Carolina
MO. F. Grefith
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Stokes County
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Netsoa
Whee County
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South Side Court House
Wait Martin
New York College of Parmacy
Orp Richmann, N C
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Winston Tobacco
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