Twin City Topics and People in 1835 Salem News
Seventeen marriage licenses issued to Forsyth during May. Salem Home 5.8 changes meeting time to 9 a.m. Winston to sell 4,000,000 pounds of periodic fertilizer. July 4 celebration for 1835 likely dead. Trinity Commencement June 10 and 11. many Winstonians to attend. J. W. Fries returns from trip to big X and Warm Springs. Twin City Club plans reception for Governor Scales on June 9. Local notices include tobacco crops, beef shipments to Danville, Virginia, and Main Street improvements. Fortunes of the Forsyth Riflemen drums and fifes. Captain Barrow forecasts corn. Pigeons nest at the court-house portico. Court-house Park losing appeal. Salem Academy sermon by A. W. Miller. Presbyterian and Baptist services noted. Remains of three Federal soldiers moved to Salisbury National cemetery. New Winston residents welcomed from Lynchburg and Edenton. Rev. H. A. Brown visits Fayetteville. former Baptist pastor indicates return to friends.
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Gentinel
Winston
Forsyth
Salem
Twin City
Trinity
Danville
Main Street
Church’s
S. S
Clemmonaville
Piremen
Salem Square
Court-House
Temple of
Squire Best
A. W. Miller
Charlotte
Salem Academy
First Presbyterian Church
National Cemetery
Salisbury
Johnson
Kernersville
Ilis
W.W. Moore
Virginia
N.C
H. A. Brown
Fayetteville
Baptist Church
Our City Fathers Fifth Meeting Summary and Notices
May 25 meeting notes show all members present except Commissioner Sheppard. Street crew hired Alfred Wright at 80 per month for lamp lighting and repair. Budgets, street and water issues, and the removal of gasoline from the mayor’s office are addressed. Appointments in the Internal Revenue District are announced, with Col. Boyd directing divisions and staff, including D. D. Shelton and Mrs. Fannie Hellen. A swindler story warns merchants about fraudulent checks by traveling salesmen.
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Sheppard
Alfred Wright
G. W. Hinshaw
Seventh Street
Wachovia Bank
Mr. Tate
Wiley Keith
Dan Kester
Col. J. W. Alspaugh
T. L. Vaugin
ME Church
Neighborhood Notes From Our Exchanges
Measles spread in Mt Airy while Ashboro plans a colored graded school and T W Welborn is named postmaster in High Point. Fraley of Randolph loves a quilting frame. Mrs Sills dies from a recent burn near Kernersville. Mocksville hosts Masonic picnic between August 1 and 15. Peay and Bob Mabe jailed at Danbury for breaking the sixth commandment. A drunken man escapes High Point lockup last Saturday. Senti-NEL items credited to the Leader. Prof W A Blair suggested for Greensboro graded school pat. Oak Ridge crowd enjoys commencement. strong corn crop damage from high water in Surry. Kernersville MD notes six new arrivals. Caswell tobacco and rail baronry. James Kennedy helps build 17 tobacco barns. more to hoist six. James M Sharp near Statesville dies by suicide amid illness. Three-year-old drowned after being thrown from bridge by a dog near Caswell. Reidsville drums up 24th July and centennial. John S Byerly in Rowan has quartz vein washing $500 in a day. Footville storm damages timber and tobacco. Rockingham born 1785. Forsyth incubator claim and egg hatch. Body of C C Byerly found, gear intact. head hair gone but whiskers normal. On the Wing reports Oak Dale and Pleasant Lodge commencements. crops fair. County board adjourns with minor business. lunatic Alsin Miller housed. school committee changes. poll tax exemptions. Winston liquor licenses granted. sheriff’s 1834 tax settlement noted.
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Pat
Greensboro
Oak Ridge
Surry County
Kernersville
T. C. Jones
Caswell County
Jas. Kennedy
High Point
James M. Sharp
Statesville
A. C. Davis
Walters Mill
Forsyth County
C. C. Byerly
Yadkin River
Click’s Ferry
The
Sentinel
Oak Dale Academy
M. Finger
T. M. Robbins
F. C. Robbins
Lexington
Alsen Miller
Morganton
J. W. Pinnix
W. W. Perry
W.H. Leak
County Board of Education
Wm. Lawrence
John Smith
Winston
J. H. Conatzer & Co
Pi Phelps & Vagler
A. Fogle
News of a Week Recaps State and World Events
A condensed overview reports on Judge Ruffin’s health, a new postmaster at Bingham’s, rain of turtle-sized coins in Raleigh, and a strong cotton outlook. It notes political shifts, railroad troubles resolved, legal and crime updates, weather incidents, church attendance, and regional incidents across North Carolina with multiple named towns and figures.
Rushed Remedies and Insect Bait Ads From 1984
A fragmented 1984 ad-heavy clipping touts cures for kidney bladder and urinary issues with Rough on Rats and Wells health renewer. It also presses products for fleas flies roaches bed bugs mice and insects, plus a life preserver warning about aging and female freshness claims.
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Internal Revenue District
A. J. Boyd
Winston Stamp Office
D. D. Shelton
Fannie Hellen
H. X
Davidson County
Stan
Anson
Richmond
Montgomery
John M. Little
Anson County
Orange
Chatham
Moore
Frank IT. Taylor
Orange County
Granville
Person
John S
Meadows
Granville County
Guilford
Alamance
John C. Kennett
Mord County
Laurinburg, N. C
R. D. Phillips
Phillips & McDougald
H.W. Lindwy
R. L. Candler & Winston
South Carolina
Phillips
Charleston S
Lindsay
Europe
New York City
PLC
Gheppard Las Geen -Teelocio
Fogle
Herries
Happy Hill
Orinoco Warehouse
East Salem Chapel
Our Lady
Lady Washington
Messrs. Williamson & Smith
Canada
Migiican
Mingari
RB. B. Glenn
E. E. Gray
Robt
Joyce
Lewis Williams
J. Hi. Petree
H. Smith
King
Wachovia
Brooks
Fat Clark
Boyer
W. McBride
Has. A. Horner
2 West
Eee
Calvin Miller
J. H. Masten
John Hi. White
Asheville
J. C. Buxton
Fortune
J. H. Mack
Piedmont
Salém Academy
Kan Ai
Presbyterian Church
the Daily
Tux Senrixer
Neighborhood Notes
Reidsville
John S.byerly
Rowan County
Footville
N. C
Rockingham County
Ray
H. E. Fries
John Anderson
Belews’ Creek
Abbott's Creek
Lewisville
Mana
Theatre Upland
W. G. Brown
Conrad Anil Evi
On Eee
Rood Totlowe
Thomas Ruffin
R. Binghan
Bingham's
Raleigh
Press of Business
Cleveland
Chatham County
Moncurea
Spartanburg
New Orleans
Charlotte Observer
J. E. Holler
Huntersville
E. P. Moses
Goldsboro
Kaligh
H. I. Lamborn
Western
Carolina
Highlands
J. W. Gordon
Charlotte and
C. 8
Torrence
John
Charles York
Charles
A. 3. Smith
Halifax
Edward KR. Rich
Charles E. Johnson
Arkansas
Plymouth
New Orleans Exposition
Grant
Supreme Court
Charles Denby
Ind
China
Warner
5 .C
Cologne
Cluverius
Norfolk
North
Presslert
Partin
Howard Williams
Post Office Department
Washington
Lynchburg
Silver City
New Mexico
Crook
U.S
Forriey
England
Cobra
Calcutta
France
Germany
Turkey
Italy
Victor Hugo
Paris
Hunpee Fea
Aves
United States
Piedmont Warehouse
North Carolina
Earth
C. Thompson
Louisiane
M. A. Deuphiny
Bar
Baayregard
Jubal A. Barry
Rae Gerauiim
G. P. Cumis
Scrantoy
Eae
Wixstow
Los Wan
Soe
W. Durham
F. Care
Caxxeo
G. P. Rask
Cor
4Th
Church Sts
W. Kiger
Mena
Yadkin County
Suxutox—Cneatu
Tobaccoville, N. C
F. Conrad
J. W. Shelton
County
Mise A. T. Croath
Sussex, Va
Parrex
Mabel Patten
McGure
Wm. McGhee
Panken
Austin Parker
R. M. Payne
Eeeis
Winston, WN. C
Earth and of Liberty
Mylt
Walter A. Taylor
Atlanta
Riddle
Riddle Boo! Taylors
Ichmond & Danville Railroad Company
Childerie
Ernests
Trace & Co
Augusta
Maine
America
Portland
Hillsboro
New Danville
Greenaboro
Rharo
Wany
Arany
Pm Dor
Jecensboro
SCCR
Gates
Ding South
Wroensuyn
WN Cer
Ofl
Ula
Nepean-does
Railroad
Uy Uns
New York
Ashville
Pulluss
Paidias
Texas
Abeapeas
Richmond, Ve
Léutisiana State Lottery Company
Louisiana State Lottery Co
Academy of Music
G. T. Beauregard
Jubal A. Early
Capital Prize
Ethce
Louvisland
Fai
LA Ae Pri
Pou
Leie Ih
Pringe
New Ork
New York Exchange
Express
A. Dauphen
Farmington
Davie
Yadkin
KL. Illiams & CO
General Commission
Tilliam St
N. Y
Mantel Lambrequins
J. A. Vance
Fogle Bros
New Mill
Weatherill
Corliss
John Masten Dee
C. W. Masrex
J. W. Alaarex
Wn. Bo
Glenn & Glenn
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F. Lewis
D. W. Mendenhall
C.A. Reynolds
J. R- Mendenhall
J. W. McNairy
Greensboro Sash and Blind Factory
J. A. White & Son, Buggy Manufacturers
Liberty Street
Winston N, DC
Phatons
Meadquarters
Main St
Saximaax & Co
W. H. Whetmore & CO
Raleigh, N. C
Thomasville, N. C
Faaming
North Carolina Penitentiary
Penitentiary
Fayetteville Street
E. M. Andrews
E.M. Andrews
White
McCormick
Geiser
Aga
Dno. I. Nissen
April
Ihn Brown
Rogers & Co
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