Star lists and North Carolina politics in 1883 brief
Thursday Morning, May 24, 1883 issue notes omitted credits and quotes about the Wilmington Star leading state circulation. Mentions Dr. James Abernathy and John Abernathy born 1812 and twin marriages in 1812, subscribers added, and advertiser encouragement. Discusses NC Speaker election. party stances on Carlisle Sunset Cox and others. Mentions Winston-Salem vanity and fruit packing paper by J A Linesack. praise for State Fruit Growers. condemns Northern pirate insides. endorses W S O B Robinson for Governor. hints at Premium American Farmer offer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Linesack
Salem
Lineback
State Fruit Growers Association
North Carolina
Winston on the rise as investors eye local industries
The article urges Winston to attract Northern and foreign capital for diverse manufacturing. It highlights plans for silk production in Sumter, S C and proposes new mills and factories in Winston including cotton and woolen, sash, paper and oil mills. It stresses farmers should grow bread and meat, reduce tobacco and cotton, and calls for broader industrial growth to boost prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winston
Maine
American
Winston lighted Tricity in North Carolina inquiry
The article questions why no North Carolina towns are illuminated by electricity. It extols electric light advantages and contrasts with Roselle New Jersey, a village of 700 lit by Edison electric lights, eight miles of wire, 500 lights in 35 houses, 150 street lamps and depot clusters, powered by a 150 horsepower engine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina
New Jersey
Roselle
Edison
Hopeful citizens urge Winston and Salem growth push
The writer argues Winston and Salem with populations over 7,000 can grow like Twin City. They want the Seariven to see the area become a real city and urge the new Board of Commissioners to contact Roselle town authorities to learn the cost of an electric system, believed cheaper than gas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winston and Salem
Seariven
Gilles
Roselle
Young men in politics defend old party unity
The Rockingham Focket quotes a stance that young men in North Carolina will back the old Democratic party while seeking fair representation. They demand a larger say in nominations, warn against a compassless ship, and urge older leaders to work for the next generation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockingham Focket
Star
Asheville
North Carolina
Jericho
Fraternal Flashes and Literary Address Planned
JosrrHus Dantexs of the Wilson Advance will deliver the literary address at the close of Prof A J Moore's school Whitaker's. Trems worth clipping from per are worth credits this pa ig and when we find per disregarding this time worn speee of of our profession we generally curated it exchange list. The Danbury Jews wil stick a pin here ill please.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
JosrrHus Dantexs
Wilson Advance
A. J. Moore
Whitaker
Danbury
Log Cabin and Society Snips Echo a Witty Parade
A fragmented collection of witty quips and notes from various papers. Cartoonish lines poke at editors, poets, and public figures, while puns about cherries, bread, and bridges mingle with satirical jokes. The piece cites names and places like Winston, Gouveneur, and Log Cabin in a collage of humor.
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Sauexat
Edwardt Ceska
Times
Sentinel
Winston, N
Winston Post Office
Yue
Mary Anderson
Wilmington Star
State
James Abernathty
Gaston
N.C
John P. Abernathy
Ual
House of Representatives
Bennett
Vance
Carlisle
Cox
Green
Sunset Cox
Scales
Dowd
Randall
O'Hara
Poole
York
Winston-Salem
Creation
O’b. Robinson
O’b
American Farmer
Sumter
S.C
Tricity
ELEC
Em Leapvittr
Nancy Leg
New York
James Gorpren Benner
New York Herald
Yave College
Theological Seminary
Medical
Law
Sheffield Scientific School
Academy
Guiteau
Government Printing Office
Washington
Duplin County
N. C
DupHn
Raleigh News-Observer
Tasor
California Gulch
Church Chat
The
Baptists of
Foreign Missions
American Tract Society
Pawtucket
R. L
Benedict Institute
Columbia
8. C
Southern Baptist Convention
New Orleans
Indian Territory
Tuer
Richard McIlwaine
Southern Presbyterian Board of Home Missions
Baltimore
Hampden-Sidney College
J. M. P. Atkinson
Baltimore Sun
N. B. Cops
Blue Ridge
D. Oldham
Winston Sentinel
Western
Lydia Pinkham
Walt Whitman
Wiggins
Mother Shipton
State Journal
Wiggie
Amelia
Herald
Ellfontaine Examiner
Winston WV. C. Sentinel
Gouveneur
N. ¥. Herald
Miller
Electric Light
Lee
Brother Lee
Iowa State Journal
East River Bridge
David Davis
Boston Transcript
Lampton
Oldham
New South
Roanoke News
Yasser College
Wilkins
Wash. Gazette
Tarboro Guide
Courier Journal
Burton, Baton
Cemetery Company
Spiritualist
Omaha Bee
Judge
the Flackman
Cambridge Tribune
Clarkesville
Ark
Enterprise
Dade
Telegraph
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia.e. Pinkham
Western Avenue
Lynn
Mass
4Th Street
W. S. Rempson & CO
Brown, Rogers & Co
Winston, N. C
Ap. 5Th, Ly
Eugene L. Harris
Raleigh
John Dyer & Son
Fashionable Tailors and Haberdashers
Wilmington
Sinn Adams
Col
Henry
Avams
Wake Forest
Wake Forest College
Southern Colle
John R. Flynt
Amelia Flynt
Wachovia National Bank
Creek
Said
Proctor Flynt
John Spencey
Luther W. Waugh
Register
Forsyth County
Court- Aouse
Salem Bridge
J. Johnson
Luther Waugh
A. Fogle
J.C. Buxton
Hinshaw & Bynum, Wholesale and Oe Merchants
Fourth Street
Inston, D. C
Tomers
P. Cit Fries
Bates Bellmont Plaids
T. Miles’ Sons
Bay State Shoes and Boots
James A. Leach
Chomasville Shoes
J. & P. Coats
Jesus
Les
Hinshaw
BYNUM
the Great Bargain Store
Oron Tpg
Pfohl & Stockton