The Magic City North Carolina Rival to Birmingham and Roanoke
A long Raleigh Register inspired piece extols Winston as a booming industrial center in 1834. It highlights rapid growth from forest to city, diverse manufacturing, tobacco wealth, large factories, banks, education at Salem Academy, and a promising outlook with plans for new mills and enterprises, urging readers to prospect in Winston.
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North Carolina
Birmingham
Roanoke
Raleigh Register
Winston
N. C
Department of Trade
Durham
Masons
Odd Fellows
Doctors
Twin City
Arista
Salem
Eochaist
Oxford
Henderson
Milton
Danville
Asheville
United States
Virginia
Lynchburg
Messrs. Fries
Winston Cigar Factory
Messrs. W. O. Thompson & Co
Western Sentinel
Winston Candy Manufactory
Hurler
New York
Potter
Winston Agricultural Works
Tise
Mexico
Tarheelis
Salem Academy
Professos Tomlinson
Mcloyer
Sheba
Carolina
Gan
Salisbury
Davie County
Brown & Bro
Mocksville
Enoch Brock
C. C. Sanford
Maj. Clement
J. H. Kelly
Mocksville to Wilkesboro Railroad Plan Promoted
Special correspondence from Mocksville NC describes a proposed Jefferson and Mocksville railroad linking Mocksville to Jefferson Ashe County and Wilkesboro via a 20 mile stretch. Advocates propose landowners along the line supply stock for 80,000 acres to secure financing, with bonds issued over 30 years at 4 percent. The piece urges Wilkes Ashe Davie Davie readers to support the plan and consider its regional benefits.
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The
Sentinel
Mocksville
N.C
Taylorsville
Wilkesboro
Yadkin
Wilkes County
Avie
Davie
Winston
Statesville
Salisbury
Greensboro
Mackaville
Jefferson
Ashe County
Davie’s
Mooresville
Surry
Yadkinville
Jonesville
Elkin
Davie County
Wilkes
Ashe
Jefferson and
Ashe Counties
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Political contenders and press views on Blaine Flower and Payne
A compilation of editorials from multiple papers weighing James G. Blaine Roswell Flower and Henry B Payne for president. It contrasts Blaine as a deft political operator withFlower as a stronger Democratic choice and notes Payne may avoid candidacy.
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Utire Gluerver
Blaine
New York Tribune
Rochester Democrat
Utica Herald
Arthur
Maine
Flower
Trey Press
Dem
Roswell P. Flower
New Ye
Blaidmunds
Sherman
Mr. Flower
Sporst
Pittsburg
Jose
Logan
Virginia
Mississippi
Rathel
Denver Tribune
Indiana
Ben. Horrison
Harrison
Bla
Trenton
N. J
Tim Inn
James G. Blaine
Ed Coward
Lon, Sherman
Edmunds
Chicago
Roswell DP
New York
Carter H. Harrison
Finois
Daily
Po Flowers
Carter
Albany
Lockport Journal
Cornell
Wankhannock
New Age
Hancoc Aul Eagliahy
Payne
Milwauke
Wisconsin
Henry B. Payne
Ohio
Oliver
Europe
Edmunda
Boston Transcript
Congress
Cleveland Plain-Center
Philadelphia Inquirer-Hep
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Mcneely
W. G. McNeely
Pomoqna Hill
J. van Lindley
Salem Junction
N. C. Greensboro
J. M. Robinson
Brown
Morira
Robert D. Johnston
Winston, N. C
W. C. Thompson
Bbrail
North Side Court-House Square
Winston, Ni
Cal Instruments
Janu
S. Rempson
Ath Street
BN. C
Moravian Falls Academy
G. W. Greene
Taly
Moravian Falls
Busi
Leather & Shoes
Thomasville
J. Montague
E. L. P.ector
Ovriam Owen Hautes
Davios & Hust’s Storr
Lincely Buocx
Salem Female Academy
Pet Isle Conten
Wilmington
French Bros
Rocky Point
Harrell &O
R. J. West
Eos of
J. B. McKenney
Wright
H. A. Lineback
Main Street
Ag? Ly
E. M. Griffin
San
Plymouth Rock
G. H. Burgottara I
Beldon
E. RB
Spaulding
Balem
L. N. Clinard
Philander Williams
Paice
McArthur
F. G. Crutchfield
TON
W. Durham
Winston, N.C
Tarheelia
Bob Walker
Rob Lee
Wunter
Elizabeth City
Albemarle
Lowesville Gor
Lincolnton Press
5. C. Henkle
Washington Gazette
John Midgett
Hyde County
W. C. Elam
Fayetteville
Richmond Whig
W. W. Rollins
Warm Springs
Madison County
Mocksyville
Superior Court
John A. Gilmer
Rowan
Hugh Wilson
Moeskville
Mock
Wadesboro
Dr. Battle
Anson County
Laurinburg
Richmond County
Mr. Paul
J. H. Tremble
Golis
Col. Gilmer
Maj Stedman
New Hanover
Washington
D. C
Honest World
Aervle Republicen
Clarkaville Arkansas Gazette
D. H. Hill
Arkansas Industrial University
Hill
Newo Berne
A . Edmunds
Als
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