Public notices and editorials stir debates in Winston city
A fragmented column discusses university policies on commencements dancing, local opinions on youth versus experience in office, and endorsements for state superintendent candidates. It highlights reactions from Raleigh Wilmington and Beaufort, praising Professor J. L. Towarssoy and suggesting regional support for his nomination while noting controversy over the governor race and other civic issues.
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Iton Sentinel
Capt. Coke
Raleigh News and Observer
Lenoir
Coke
Tomlinson
L. Tomurssoy
Seyrtyer
Beaufort County
Yecome
Wilmington
Wilson
Mirror
Washington Gazette
J. L. Towtaxses
Winston
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Tole
el Iden
Pamlico
Stonewall
Education leaders and colored voters debate loyalty and reform
A manuscript discusses a capable public instruction leader with lifelong teaching experience and broad statewide fit, praising no sectionalism. It then records a meeting of Forsyth County colored citizens urging unity, cautions against whiskey bribes, calls for a North Carolina colored convention, and suggests a Fusion ticket for Governor to secure honest representation and fair play.
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Tosiasos
Danocratic Party
Statesville
National Republican Party
Lilern
Rmlece
Pitty Phains
Winston and
Vicinity
Republican Party
Forsyth County
North Carolina
New York
The
Globe
Colored Rave
Georgia
Western Sentinel
South
Elitor Oldham
North
Engraving Bureau and University Normal Session
The Sentinel Engraving Bureau promotes its Ives Process photo engraving and invites exchanges to try samples and prices. The University Normal School plans a June 17 to July 17, 1884 session at Chapel Hill with Superintendent J L Testtrxson and a distinguished instructor roster including E V DeGraff and H E Hart.
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TINEL
Ives
Concord Times
Sextiven Engraving Bureau
TRE University Normal
University Normal
Chapel Hill
J. L. Testtrxsox
Wig
Graded Schools of
Charlotte
A. L. Puriuris
Clinton High School
A. J. Leazar
Mooresville
R. H. Lewis
Kinston College
E. L. Harris
Raleigh
N. Ope
M. C. Humbrex
Goldsboro
C. C. Newros
Tariff Debates Marked House Session In Edwards Era
The Forties era House in Washington continued tariff debate with speeches from Rep Yaple of Michigan defending Morrison bill and Rep Robertson attacking protection as enriching a few. Eldredge of Michigan warned against lobby-driven protection while New York delegates argued for free trade. The House passed a labor statistics bureau bill funding at 3500 dollars and a comprehensive pension bill for disabled veterans, while resisting repeal of a four year tenure limit for certain offices.
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HOUSE
Bureau of Labor Statistics
The
Sentinel
Wasnixerox
D. C
House of Representatives
Yaple
Michigan
Morrison
Robertson
Kentucky
New
Oeeration
Jand
Democratic Party
Eldredge
Michlin
Mwo
I Hopkins
Penn
Ics
United States
Springer
Democratic House of
Senate
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Finse
Yrier
Entria i Basket
N.C
Tered
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Bray 1
Messrs
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Geo. A. Oy
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Pagelle
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Greensboro
University Board of Trustees
Asheville Citzen
Washington Fle Cudor
Deanee
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Sentinel Snone
P. Henpery Winston
W. Simpson O'B. Roberson
T. Pumiceseed Devereaux
Trier
Windy Billy Henderson
F. Mikeal Sorrell
J. Lindsay Patterson
J. Adolphus Yd
Walter Williamson
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Norfolk Virginian
Jarvis
Capt. Coxe
North Western North Carolina Railroad Company
Buford
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Horsz
Feuriz
David E. Fours
Bauriioac
Ayer
Dr.j.c. Ayer&Co
Lowell
Mass
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Winston, N.C
Wnhisty
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TAS
J. L. Bryan
Buxton & Lomly Block
Liberty Strreet
C. Thompson
North Side
Court House Square
Winston, N. CG
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Chears
Morehan'tat Physiciana
W. Henley
Liberty Street
Medist Church
Dwellii
Resevoir
Leeward
F. Marion Crawford
Elizal
Phelps
Mrs. Southworth
Ryttenberg Bros
Pike County
AL Williamson
Lorre’s Beckson
HALL
Gray Building
American Institute
Gamary
Gas Salem, N.C
Robt. A. Gunn
M.D
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Circatar
Tax Wratens Sixwmen
Texas Liftengs
Austin
London England
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Tecas Lifings
Armurean
Wilkie Coline
Author Ory By
Rhoda Broughton
Miss Braddon
Charles Dickens
Anthony Trollope
Willian Bat
Edward A. Oldham
Wester
B.D. Farjeon
Dismal Swamp Lottery Company
Norfolk
Wa. Ile
Priv
Loubione Company
J.P. Horbach
Ags
Worba
Main St
Jamal Swamp Lottery
Geo
T. Rogers
Chas. Pickett
M. A. Marx
Salem
O. F. Baxter
South Mills
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Maslin
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Philadelphia
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Brussels
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Servic
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Sothern
Juneaty
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N. C
Smith & Brown
Winston, N. C
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