Delegates to Raleigh fare via Cape Fear & Yadkin routes
Delegates to the Republican state convention travel over the Elizabeth City Norfolk line one full fare. Cape Fear & Yadkin Valley and several other roads charge six cents a mile one way. Certificates must come from the state convention secretary before departure. Other routes will be announced by Secretary J C L Harris. Southern Democrats rail at negro rule, urging whites to vote Republican to gain power. The piece cites key leaders in Georgia, Virginia, Arkansas, Tennessee, Missouri, South Carolina, and North Carolina as parts of a shifting political landscape.
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J.C. L. Harris
Republican State Committee
Democratic Party
Demcratic
Mette
Stephens
Speer
Cieorgia
Mahone
Virginia
Arkansas
Fennessee
Missouri
South Carolina
North Carolina
Asute Asa
Independent Party
Democratic Fepin Congress
Ufe
Post
Midland Company
St. Pauls Episcopal Sunday School
Tok Phce
Jericho
Lake Turner
Beaufort
Methodist and Baptist
Uem
JF. Borden Mace
W.C. Manson
A. C. Davis
Dr. Mace
By the Sea
Beethoven Musical Club
State Items Show Bond Interest Paid and Crop Outlook
The state Treasurer reports semi annual interest on Western North Carolina railroad mortgage bonds. Wheat harvests are expected to be strong in Lenoir county before May’s end. State crop reports remain favorable with potential for grain abundance unless future events change the outlook. Major Basil C. Mealy, Raleigh mayor, died in Raleigh. Kinston Free Press notes Beaufort Democrats backed C Clark for congress, A A McKay for judge, and Swift Galloway for solicitor.
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Western North Carolina Railroad
Lenoir County
Nash County
Basil C. Mealy
Raleigh
Guy. Manly
Kinston Free
Republican Convention Agenda for Lamberteb County 1882
Republican Party holds a court house convention in Lamberteb on June 8 1882 at 12 o’clock m to elect delegates for the state convention in Raleigh June 14 1882 and nominate a candidate for Congressman at large judge of the Supreme Court with township meetings on the last Saturday in May to elect three delegates and three alternates to the county convention. E K Proctor chairs and designates township meeting sites and officer actions.
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Gonvenona
Court House
Lamberteb
Raleigh
Supreme Court
Community notices from North Carolina 1882 May
Local notices announce church aid from Jno Colville a milling owner and a May Day sociable with speeches by Rev N Robinson and others. Also Republican and Prohibition Party actions in Cumberland and Raleigh conventions with calls for liberal independents to form a state platform and defend local self government.
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Blaven Co
A. M. E. Zion Church
Jno. Colville
Easter Glasgo
N. Robinson
A. R. McKay
R. H. Richardson
A. J. White
J. W. Smith
J Grimes
J. A Loftip
Jno
LE. Burney
R. A. Richardson
Frank Shipman
Ilery Joohnson
D. Hodman
A. R. McKoy
J. Walte
North Carolina
North’ Carolina
Raleigh
Hall
Illiam Jameson
Francis M. Sorrell
Market quotations and sales for refined products and middling
Market report shows opened sales of 160 casks at varying prices and firm quotations. Prices listed include 165 per barrel for Strained, 170 for Strained, 165 per 280 lb barrel, 150 for Hard, 275 for Yellow Dip, Virgin, and 12 cents per pound for Middling. Official day quotations follow: Ordinary 95 16 cts, Good Ordinary 101 16 cts, Low Middling 119 16 cts, Good Middling 124 cts.
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Pia
Bosin
Coupe TurPentixe
Virgin
Corrom
Receipts and Market Quotations for Spirits Turpentine and Tar
May 16 market in spirits turpentine rosin tar and cotton shows steady or firm quotes. Prices noted: spirits 42 cents a gallon with 200 casks sold. rosin strained 165 dollars per barrel Good Strained 170 with 2 000 sold. turpentine hard 150 yellow dip 275 virgin firm at 165 per barrel and 165 for tar. cotton mids at 11 16 cents. exchanges include official day quotations for ordinary good ordinary low middling middling and good middling.
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Corres
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Carteret
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Rome
Charestow
J A. Patterson
Candid
Wales
Midland
Weber
Chowan
Asheville
Roatoie News
Wilmington & Weldon Railroad
Scotland Neck
Pat
Lw.aw.r.b
Wededale
Capi ‘Barry
Halifax
Scotland
Teereday
Winssna Toneerer
Faye Iteville
N.C
Imeal Estate
Olice
B.R. Taylor
Post Office
Co. H. Blocker
Wimingto & Weldon R. R. Company
Orrick General
Wilmington, N. Y
Lie Road
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Rosin
Crupe
Corron
Wilmington
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Imond
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Leary
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Plemiuguen Fair Hoe
Flor Hor
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Samier Onas Cro Junction
Rastover
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Gor
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Senne
Pope
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Witaing Ee
Igor Sea Roan
Toby
Crete
Bates
Receiiis
Wolfe
Bcinapps
COOLFAG_ WOLFE s Sons
Rent
Sewytars
Brunswick
SMPP
HAV Elle
Bal. Perry
Boves
Aedor Parceil Pteane
John Werner
Manket Street
Wilmington, N. Co
Shi LY
Pbc
Jon
Cammawey
Prof. Moore
Walt Maone
Anthony Tauren
Kev
Tom
Mabeny
Pernriptl
Caerai
W.dee Hall
Mrper
Seanter
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