Forsyth County Democratic Mass Convention Planned
Forsyth County Democrats schedule a mass convention at the Winston Court House on June 24 1882 to appoint delegates for the July state convention and forthcoming judicial and congressional meetings. Ex Gov Dennison of Ohio is reported dead and Congress plans July third adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ratic Party
Forsyth County
Court House
Winston
Artitr
Democratic Party
Dobson
Old Township
Jr. B. Regves
Gov. Dennison
Ohio
5Th District
Durham
J. N. Berry
Democrats of
Arkansas
New York
Rockingham
Wentworth
L. J. Norman
Martha
Surry
N.C
Fish
Dobwon
J Norman
Sol
Ratiaty
Broil
Ockton
Norman
Will Weil
Can
M. Cooper
L. J. Normac
Patterson & Co
Salem
N. G
X . Buxton
M.bolton
Judghent
F. A. Hanats Adm
O. Bovawron
Aaretta Boronton
J. J. Bovasron
W B Shore
A. Jiongias
Asnelia Boughton
L Boughton
Westens Sestiser
Yadkin County
Yadinville
Prohibitionists and Democrats Mentioned in Fragment
The piece notes Prohibitionists and Democrats in political chatter and labels three black men lynched in Kansas last week. It mentions B Y Rayle as the sole Radical participant in Forsyth county and mocks the Liberaly party as small.
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Kansas
B. Y. Rayle
Forsyth County
Rayle
Congressional Factionalism and Local Licensing Clash
The piece notes Republican splits in multiple states with anti Prohibition and Liberal tickets, mentions Dockery and Price for at large, and Bilds about New Hanover Forsyth New York Ohio factions. It also reports Winston town licensing dispute where county commissioners denied a license, opposing town authority and revenue.
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Forsyth County
Republican Executive Committee
Garfield Campaign Club
Dockery
Price
Union
Pennsylvania
New York
Ohio
Winston
Rumors Stir Railroads and Tariff Talk Across States
The Charlotte Observer notes rumors that the Baltimore & Ohio may have bought the Richmond & Danville, while others say the Richmond & Danville syndicate with Southern roads withdrew from the Southern Railway and Steamship pool, predicting a summer war of rates. The stock has moved from 98 cents to $1. Also covered are Republican resolutions denouncing Dr. W H Wheeler and counter-resolutions from Rockingham Republicans. Reports detail Dr. Mott’s alleged spying payroll, tariff-fueled wage disputes in the North and West, branding irons used for anti prohibitionists and pro prohibitionists, and the strain within Ohio Republicanism over temperance.
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Charlotte Observer
Baltimore & Ohio Road
Richmond & Danville
South Carolina
Southern Railway and Steamship, Association Or Pool
Ohio
Prohibition
Dr. Mott
Tariff Support Promoted by North Carolina Republican Convention
The North Carolina State Republican Convention declared for a high tariff in its platform. A resolution argues continued tariff policy allows labor and capital in great industries to compete fairly in domestic markets against foreign producers. The text contrasts party bosses with the will of the state's people.
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North Carolina State Republica Convention
Republican Party
Worth Remembering Ginger Tonic for Health Benefit
An advertisement extolls Parker's Ginger Tonic as the remedy for many ailments caused by poor health. It claims the tonic improves disordered stomach liver and kidneys and can bring back pleasant surroundings and good times.
Sixth North Carolina collection district corruption probe talked of
Washington dispatch reports Governor Vasco's special committee examined corruption claims in the Sixth North Carolina collection district. Testimony showed vouchers misstate payments, such as W. H. Kester receiving 1125 instead of 65 for a month and Captain Ramsey's pay being inflated from 100 to 150 monthly in past periods.
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Washington
Vasco
North Carolina
W. H. Kester
Ramsey
Hop Bitters Promises Cure for Kidney and Liver Diseases
The article touts Hop Bitters as a universal remedy for Brights disease diabetes and kidney and liver complaints claiming decisive proof by trial or neighbor testimonials. It also recounts a Raleigh convention episode with Alfred the old house servant, J A Long declining nomination for Judge, and a letter denouncing name usage without consent.
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Bright
Lore Declines Nomination and Stays with Democrats
J A Lore declares he never sought the nomination, opposed prohibition, and will remain within the Democratic Party. He says the issue is settled, he won’t join the opposition, and will stay aboard to help defeat attacks even if the ship sinks.
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A. B. Gillispie
Sth
Frank H. Darby
Merriman
Democratic Party
J. A. Lore
Hop Bitters Counterfeits Warned by Doctor and Dealers
The warning states imitations of Hop Bitters are common after its proven value as a family medicine. It cautions against nostrums using Hop or Hops in names, urging use of genuine Hop Bitters with a green hops cluster on the label and warning druggists to avoid counterfeit products.
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H. R
H. B
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Winston Sentinel
GEO
Mathes
Jens
NTY
M. W. Norrceer
Sury
OUR County Convention
Congress
Tam
The
Tennessee Greenbacers
J. R. Beasley
Lieut
Flipper
U.S. Army
Milton Chronicle
Richmond County
Buxton
Everitt
Wheeler
Anthony
U S. Senate
Rhode Island
Tom Benten
C. C. Pool
N. Y.weald Salls
Prohibitionis
Kelley
White
Second Judicial District
Fred. Phillips
Capt. Phillips
Jackson
Foot Cavalry
W. C. Bowen
New Hanover
House
Dan Russel
John Brown
Forsyth Republicans
Collector Everitt
W. H Wheeler
W. H. Wheeler
Jim Harris
Raleigh
Jim
6Th
Tar
Zeb
Vance
Morv
North
West
Bill Johnson
Keogh
Boxror
J. A. Lillington
Mott
Yadkin
Alfred
Nick Williams
Aleck
Greensboro
Marster Aleck
J. A. Long
Mott Concern
Raleigh Observer
J. Frank Harris
Iredell Co
Aperiox Court
Marella Holder
Double Creek
Jacob Black
John Hixt
Sharsy
P. Im
R. B. Kerner
Uor
N. C
Salem-Winston
Frank A. Martin
Davie County
J. J. Waggoner
Richmond
J. J. Wacconer
Virginia St
Cary
Richmond, Va
Tfobacconists
OFS
Olive
WM. M. Hinshaw
Hinshaw Brothers
T. H. Pegram, Jr
OL Winston
W. M. Hinshaw & CO
I Winston
N. Cy
Old Town Street
Pace
Geo. A. Boozer
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