Death of Rt Rev Emil De Schweinitz Bishop of the South Diocese
The Rt Rev Emil Adolph De Schweinitz, aged 85, bishop and longtime Salem resident, died Monday evening November 3 in Salem. Born October 26, 1816 in Salem, N C, he led the Moravian Church in the South for decades, served as principal of the Salem Female Academy, and held roles in General Synod. He ordained bishops, guided churches through trials, and will be remembered for his faithfulness and Christian service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. A. de Schweinitz
South Diocese of Church
Salem
Emil Adolph de Schweinitz
Louis David de Schweinitz
N. C
Southern Moravian Church
Nazareth
Gundenfeld
Prussia
Salem Female Academy
Ifis
At Vragan
Railroad Meeting Prepares for Mid Land Route Debate
A Charlotte and Statesville delegation visited Wilkes county to discuss extending the Mid Land Railroad. A Winston convention is set for Friday November 14 with local towns invited. Also reports on Senator Zachariah Chandler’s death and local commentary on railroad funding and foreign ownership. Gen Joe Hooker dies in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte
Statesville
Mid Land
C.R. Jones
J. J. McAden
E. B. Drake
W. M. Robinson
J. Wallace
J. D. Brooks
Liese
Geo. M
J. A. Robinson
Maj
W. M. Robbins
Col
C. R. Jones
Joige Cloud
I. W. Fries
Col. Alspaugh
C. H. Wiley
Iet McAden
J.C. Buxton
Dr. Bulinson
W. A. Elivson
Gen. Joe. Hooker
Joe. Hooker
New York
Gen. Hooker
Election results and party shifts across states in 1880 preview
A Wednesday telegram reports Republicans winning most Northern State contests with New York reelecting a Democrat governor while the rest of the ticket goes Democratic. Ohio favors Thurman and Ewing as presidential prospects, New York proofing for Democrats in 1880, and Horatio Seymour or Bayard emerge as potential standard bearers. Jacob Abbott died in Maine. Thanksgiving proclaimed for Nov 27. snow storms noted in northern and western states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wendesday
New York
Cornell
Ohio
Thurman and Ewing
Celf
Tilden
Horatio Seymore
Thos. A. Bayard
Democratic Party
Winston's Rise From Forest to Flourishing Town
A Winston article reviews the North Carolina town’s growth from 470 residents in 1870 to over 8,000, driven by tobacco commerce with three large leaf warehouses and thirteen tobacco factors. It notes grain and dried fruit trade, wholesale and retail prosperity, two banks, six churches, three hotels, and a railroad link to Greensboro with hopes for a Virginia Midland extension. The piece praises health, climate, and appeal to visitors, contrasting Winston with Durham and urging other towns to match its prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winston
Wreom
North Carolina
Durham
Stokes
Forsyth
Salem
Ginia
Swains
Greensboro
Cape Fear
Yadkin Valley
Walnut Cove
Virginia Midland
Dan—ville
Statesville
Bishop Lyman Appointments and local notices 1879
A late 19th century notice lists Bishop Lyman’s travel schedule through Rowan and surrounding counties from Winston to Lexington from November 9 to November 20. The page promotes Carolina Chill Cure, Expert Cigars, new lamp stock, and a broad assortment of goods at Allen’s and Hinshaw Bros. The advertisement highlights Dr Gregory’s endorsement, door bells, tailor services by R. D. Johnston, and hardware and general merchandise from Brown & Vance and Hinshaw Bros.
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Lyman
Winston
Tluntsville
Mocksville
St. Andrews
Rowan Co
Christ Church
Rowan County
St. Mary's
Salisbury
Lexington
P. At. Thomasville
P. O
Greensboro
P. At
Boston
Phil Dlphia
New York
Hinshaw Bros. Mammoth
G. W. Hinshaw
Chuims
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Che Glinston Sentinel
GEO. Wi
Mathes
Thursaty
Beath
Bishp Des Ro
Railroad Meeting
Zack Chandler
Chicago
Zachariah Chandler
Michigan
Grand Pacific Hotel
Wisconsip
McCormick Hall
Lo~gan
Jose Spaulding
Senator Chandler
Spaulding
John B. Drake
Hayes
Jopesville
Chandler
South
Camberland
Chatham
Wathy
Old North State
Ben Butler
Massachusetts
Ee Cornell
Hayeshaa
Jacob Abbott
Maine
London
Chatham Record
Ap Uly
Tur Sourn
Mr. Bayand
Monroe Enquirer
OssEero
Bayard
Southern Press
Tas
Charlotte Observer
Carolina
Allen’s Corner
Thompson's Drug Store
Thompson’s Drug Store
Carter, Rives & Co
R. Trawick
Kernersville
Allen
R. D. Johnston
Brown & Vaca
Iolley
SE Allen
Benten
Winston, N. C
P. A. Wilson
Greenaboro
J. M. WimsTeap
J & Gilmer
Clothing House
H. Jacobs
Court-House Square
Forsyth County
D. P. Mast
Kred
Abatner
Kent' W Onter
Morayien Corer
May
Fy Kerlin
Helewuf GA Boel
St Aid
Helse
Liw &E
Defendeht
Ion
M.a A
E., Jr. Addie
M.E
R. LT. F
O. A. Kephin
Court Hut
Wissrox’ Sentinel
Superior Court
N.C
C. Shauser
S. C
Ele
Guay
M. W. Noreleet
T. Vaughn
Sorficet & Vaughn
Northet
Piedmont
M. W. Norbert
Norfied
T. L. Vancex
Piedmont Ware- House
Tobacza
M. W. N_uriexr
T J. Brown
Brown's
J.B. Vaughn Wueus Vaughn & Prather New Hardware Store
Brown & Vacant
Central Hotel
Wimston, NG
Profsor Deejusto
Orice
Witsten
State OF
John W. Millier
Raymond Gi
Forsyth Co
Raymond Gibson
port-House
Lake
Mid Court
S.C. Foeyth
Western Sentinel
S. Hauer C
Pfohl & Stockton’s
New Bargain Store
Winston, N.C
Pfohl & Stockton
F. M. Bohannon
Davie
Yadkin
Messrs
Pfohl
EL. Ege
Salem, N
Sir. J .A Av Proul & Stocktons
Clinare, S
Stockton
M. AM
Silford County
Amas
Avski
Tom HH. Iy
Davidon County
W. C. Brown
Tavie
Ffohl & Stockton
Jt, Stockton
Walton Hester
Kernersville, N.C
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