Washington's Monument Dedication Observed at Capitol
Special correspondent reports Washington's birthday observances as the dedication of the Monument to George Washington proceeds with military parades, Masonic ceremonies, and remarks by Col. Casey and President Arthur. The piece notes historical delays, Pope's Stone theft debates, and extensive public interest across the Capitol grounds and House proceedings.
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The
Sentinel
Senator Sherman
Mr. Suter
Christ’s Church
Washington’s Church
Alexandria
Washington
Thos. L. Casey
Arthur
George Washington
Capitol
Florence
Potomac River
Congress
Tux Senrivex
United States
Thalian Association of
North Carolina
Braddock
Battle Ground
Long Island
Bunker Hill
Baltimore
Ard
Nile
State
Agricultural Department
Smithsonian Institute
Old Armory
Botanical Gardens
United States Capitol
War
Navy Department
B’l’dg
Executive Mansion
House OF Representatives
Fred Stith
Marshall
Gen. Sheridan
German Fusiliers
South Carolina
Tar Sentinel
Raleigh Chronicle
Senate
Cowan
Columbus County
Hallsboro
Durham
Mr. King
Morganton
Poole
General Assembly
Pool
Hill
House
Stokes County
Institution of the
Deaf, Dumb and the Blind
Insane Asylum and Penitentiary
Womack
Ardrey
Messrs
Felton
Pou
Jones
Buncombe
Dixon
Murchison
Ossawattomie Brown and the Border War Chronicle
Edward Payson Hall chronicles the Ossawattomie Brown figure, detailing his 1856 Kansas raids, the burning and murder in Ossawattomie, the later Potawattomie assault, his 1859 Harper’s Ferry raid, and his portrayal as a symbol of Northern extremism. The piece blends biography, battlefield episodes, and period political rhetoric, framed as a defense of Southern sentiment.
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Edward Payson Hall
the Sentinel
John Brown
Harper's Ferry
Kansas
Ossawattomie Brown
Ossawattomie
Kansas River
Buford
Atchinson
Sharp
South Atlantic
Beligerent
Brown
Lawrence
Lecompton
New
Potawattomie
Doyle
Wilkinson
Wm. Sherman
Pate
Palmyra
Col. Sumner
United States
Whitfield
Reid
Harper’s Ferry
Guiteau
South Carolina
Vernon
N. C
Cleveland's cabinet gossip at capital before inauguration
Washington dispatch reports intense speculation on President elect Cleveland's cabinet names. Col James Berret says ceremonies will follow plan unless weather worsens. key questions include Thurman McDonald Garland Bayard Lamar Vilas Whitney and Money Jonas. Fragment notes luxury in New York decor with six dollar France roses.
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The
Sentinel
Washreton
D. C
Executive Committee
Te Tinel
James G. Berret
Torrentisel
President Grant
Washington
Thurman
Joe McDonald
Garland
Bayard
Lamar
Cleveland
North
Money
Mississippi
Jonas
Louisiana
Vilas
Wisconsin
Vom
Atlantic Seaboard
Pacific
Republic
New York
France
Out in Oregon A North Carolina Letter from Brownsville
A Brownsville Oregon letter from February 27 recounts a harsh Oregon winter with sleet snow and a three week cold spell. It notes heavy stock losses grain prices around fifty cents a bushel and a weak economy with tax pressures. The writer praises North Carolina politics and hopes for brighter days while commenting on local daily life and community humor.
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Philadelpha Times
London
New York
Lincoln
Lincolnton Press
Senrine
Winston
N. C
North Carolina
Dr. Bull
Sud
F. Ducoux
Park Pl
Sentinel
The
Brownsvile
Oregon
Hanneran
Joshua
Hanner An
Cheap John's Clothing Offer at One-Fourth Price
Promotion claims best clothing at one-fourth price located next to the Postoffice. The notice highlights discounts at Cheap John's and directs shoppers to the store's street location.
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John
Fine all wool Cassimere at half price
Shop CHEAP JOHN'S next to the Postoffice offering one half price on all wool Cassimere fabrics.
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R. L. Williams & CO
General Commission Merchantsilliam
Addrea
Scott
Broadway St
Winstons
PFONS
Samuel Brewer
John
Cheap John's Boot and Shoe Store Near Post Office
If you want a good boot or shoe for ladies gents or children visit Cheap John's. Located next to the post office, the ad promotes quality footwear for all ages.
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John
Cheap John's
Postoffiece
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J. W. Stafford
Bitting Bock
Liberty Street
Winston, N. C
Double & Sin
Gle
Wm. R. Merony
Davie Ity
George's Needle
Washington’s Monument
Mecklnburg
Mechanics of
Raleigh
Ion Ade
Ossawatsomie Brown
Ohio
Pittsburgh Dispatch
John R. McLean
John Sherman
States Senate
Legislature
Buxton
Forsyth County
J. G. Northrop
Graham
Caswell Railroad Co
Bank of Durham
Roxboro Railroad Co
Midland North Carolina
Waynesville
Mitchell County
Boston
Bakersville
Grogan
Gray Building
McKENNEY’S _ STEAM DYE HOUSE
Marshall Street
Ric
Expres
Mutual Live Stock Insurance Company
Emmittsburg
J. L, Bryan
N.C
B. Perkin
J. A. Vance
Fogle Bros
New Mill
Salem
Weatherill ‘Orliss
Irving Blum
North End of
Liberty St
Winston, N.C
E. L. P. Ector
Dentitfice
Ties Srasxt
Twin City
Lorillard
Climax
Wilmingto
French Bros
Rocky Point
N. D
Augusis
D. N. Dalton
Wihston
NOG
J. Montague
Croquet
Williamson & Gorvie's
H. Montague
Joana
Bitting Block
N. G
Winston, Kh. C
M. Robinson
Mestothe
Chea John's
Postoffice
CHEAP
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