M MATHES Editor Warns of Fires and Political Flurry
The Eberlinston Sentinel reports two brick storehouses burned in Goldboro Gu last Friday. Barnumu's fat boy weighing 730 pounds died of smallpox. The paper covers Georgia bond issues, Gov. Vance praise, Vanes and Conkling politics, Mississippi flood relief aid, and a parade of national and state political tensions.
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Barnumu
Dearli
Georgia
Union
Gov
Vance
Aif
Vanes
North Carolina
Senate debates liquor traffic bill and party balance amendments
The Senate discussed the alcoholic liquor traffic commission bill, adopting two amendments that limit commissioners by party and by prohibition stance. Republican opposition and Bayard and Hoar critiques aimed to block broader federal control as lawmakers prepare for further action. The Democrats seek referral to Finance while Republicans push for swift passage.
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Hiss
Geo. B. Everitt
North Carolina
Darky
Washington
Senate
Davia
West Virginia
Bafard
Hoar
Massachusetts
Beck
Congress
Bayard
Met
Finance Committee
Tobacco Tax Reform Moves Ahead With Wide Reductions
A sub committee of Ways and Means favors a bill cutting internal revenue on whisky and tobacco and removing tax on many Schedule A items. Estimated total reduction around 70 million dollars. Also reported are President’s nominations to the Senate for Samuel Blatchford as Associate Justice and John Russell Young as envoy to China.
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Wasmoron
Committee On Ways and Means
Senate
Samuel Blatchford
New York
United Supreme Court
John Russell Young
United States
China
Allen's Hardware Promises Best Prices and Service
Grateful to invalids Fiorestan Cologne praises a refreshing perfume without sickness. Dr Joseph Pancoast a venerable surgeon died last week at his Philadelphia home. A hardware store proclaims price leadership quality and top treatment in bold three-point pledge to customers.
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Joseph Pancoast
Philadelphia
Tobacco Market Reports From Wixeros Cumberland Early March
Market notes show tobacco prices steady with minor gains and promising demand. Week’s figures list wrappers and lugs at mixed levels, with common and frosted varieties around 4.30 to 7.00, and waxy bright grades improving. agricultural goods like wheat oats and beans are also noted with typical farm prices.
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Congress
Wixeros
N. C
A Foolish Mistake in Choosing Fertilizers and Remedies
An old advertisement advises against confusing merit remedies with quack medicines while praising Parker's Ginger Tonic for rheumatism. It promotes Baugh's 25 Phosphate ammoniated fertilizer from Jaugh & Sons Baltimore, claiming low-cost fertilizer yields better cotton results and offers a guaranteed analysis via circular.
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Baugh
Jaugh & Sons
South St
Baltimore
K Chamberlain Practical Architect Promotion
K Chamberlain presents elevations and specifications with full drawings. Expert in practical building, guarantees satisfaction. Seeks patrons desiring a convenient and beautiful house. Terms reasonable. March 9 1882.
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Stee
Tose
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