Winston Waifs and Oak Ridge Commencements In May
The Sentinel notes many small town events including the May Oak Ridge commencement next Tuesday and Winston district school closing with 78 roll and 35 avg attendance. It records May frosts in low lands, river works, new curtains for the courtroom, and civic notices from Winston and Danbury with remarks on local churches, police elections delayed until June, and notes on a Grand Jury report praising the Poor House.
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Davie County Inferior Court
Salem
Oak Ridge
N. Dowey
Ryttenburg Bros
M. P
Turre
Danville
Low Lands
Ma. Parts
Union Grove
Mac. H. A. Howper
Buxton & Lemly Block
Main Street
H. A. Brown
Wachovia Pand
Kernersville High School
Col
J. N. Staples
Wake Forest
Meadow’s Township
Stokes County
Danbury
Joel F. Hill
Germanton
Salem Squirbs and town notes from the Sentinel
Mrs. Agusta Ewald of Wytheville visits Salem relatives as a new millinery shop opens at F. W. Meller’s. J. M. Rogers erects a residence on 1st Street. A Salem Music Hall curiosities exhibit attracts crowds with grand displays and proceeds to benefit the Home Sunday School. D. H. King reports the largest coal invoice in town history. The Grand Jury suggests a house of correction. tobacco market talk favors Winston’s higher prices. Notices advertise books, hotels, job ads, auction sales, and tobacco plant sales. The Salem Museum of Ancient and Modern Curiosities opens at Salem Music Hall, with a large exhibit for public inspection and proceeds to the Home Sunday School.
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Agusta Ewald
Wytheville
Salem
L. N. Clinard
F. W. Meller
L. Gibbons
C. A. Heese
Wachovia Cornet Club
Alem
Winston
Virginia
Salem Music Hall
J. T. Lineback
Daniel Welfare
India
Solomon’s Temple
Thuy
Superior Court
Forsyth County
North Carolina
Court House
Jeny
Bethania
I.G. Lash
Towit
Bear Creek
Permania Stoltz
William Stroup
4. E. Butner
Dr. B. Jones
T. B. Lash
8. B. Stauber
Frank T. Barow
Diverse local notes mix of crops crime and ads
The State briefs report good wheat prospects in the county, patient transfers from the Insane Asylum to Morganton, Swiss immigrants under Judge Aston, a 1615 Bible in possession, frequent divorces, a squirrel-killing crippled hunter, and payrolls for Randleman Mfg Co. plus a shingle machine invention. Other items cite fodder prices, Waynesville delays, trout of panthers, Virginia rail contracts, Haile mine profits, a Polkton marriage ad, seed sales, weather quips, and a lottery institute notice.
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Lexington Dispatch
Morganton
News- Observer
World News Briefs Move From Across Lands to Small Parts
A condensed world round up reports snow in Toledo and large cotton stock figures, deaths of Lydia Pinkham in Lynn, mass arrests in Paris, political nominations in Kentucky, and multiple local incidents. Noteworthy items include a plan for an evening Times edition, Drake statue unveiling, czar assassination plot, suicides, elections, floods in Deadwood, cyclone in Racine, and various family announcements.
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Toledo
Lydia Pinkham
Lynn
Mass
Paris
John Proctor Knott
Walter Evans
Louisville
Internal Revenue
London Times
Market Report from Wrixston New Jersey 1883
Market report notes offerings this week are good though not as heavy as last week. Tobacco of all grades sells well with stable prices. Quotations list lugs in various quality categories and leaf red fillers but details are partially garbled. The piece references beeswax hay and other entries without complete figures.
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Deadwood
Maryland
Minnie Carrill
Millersburgh
Sells Brothers
Wrixston
N. J
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Colesville
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J. C Buxton
Rome
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Fries
Buxton Black
Caleb Mathes
Michael Reich
T. M. Osborn
Marshall
Yapxty College
T. J. Ogburn
North Carolina Conference
K P. Battle
University of N. C
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Ice and
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Jas. A. Gray
Col. Jas. Martin
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R. B. Kerner
Education. Co
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D. P. Mast
Eugene E. Gray
House of Correction
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Richmond
G. W. Mitchell
F. T. Baldwin
Welcome
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D. D. Schouler
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Eli Rotan
Jerusalem
Davie Times
Randleman Mafg. Co
Naomi
Ashboro Courier
Aman
Rocky Point
Pender County
Gearinger
Liberty Store
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Reidsville
Raleigh
Waynesville
Haywood County
Press Association
White Sulphur Springs
Hickory Press
Black Mountain
Grimshawe
Highland Messenger
Petersburg
Virginia and North Carolina
Haile
Central Hotel
Char. Journal
C. J. Carraway
Polkton
Baltimore Sun
Col. Carraway
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Thompson's
Inquirer
Boston Post
Weather Bureau
Winston Tosacco
N. C
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New Orleans Picayune
Dude Drop Inn
Whitehall
Star Land
Star
Hixsnaw & Byson
Boston
Louisiana State Lottery Company
New Orleans
M. A. Dauphin
Hartford Journal
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Atlanta
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Ind
Ad- National Suneroat Institute
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Francis Drake
Tavistock
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Chester
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East Tenn
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Joseph Jones
West Bend
Yadkin County
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Martin—Pepper
Danbi N.C
P. L. Groom
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Mollie Pepper
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Market Report
Marke Wigaros
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Robert A. Gunn, M. D
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Nickles Publishing CO
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New York City
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Amou
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Apra,igt
Ws. Hinshaw
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State & Monroe Sts
Chicago
Walt Pend
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WM. Hinshaw & CO
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Pace
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Jeacwen
Star Brand
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