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Pieniopiosos
Nospiris Baebietay
DB. van Nostrand
New York
Alpyleton
Gem of
Jan Wit
East
di Moeureeit
Indice
Cily Bosertrad
Goa
Invalids
Ean
Lazarus
Job
City notes and editorials from a southern paper
A patchwork column headlines vagrancy enforcement, circus arrival, local politics, editorials, and society notices. Includes references to ex Judge Samuel J. Person, the Cape Fear Building Association, hospital visitations, and reports on shipping tensions and community events.
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City and Superior Court
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J. A. Bogelhard
Silver Plating Declares Simple Process for Utensils
Advertises silver plating for forks spoons and other copper or German silver items. Includes pricing 5 cents 20 cents and dollar in bottles. Orders to Alexander Philadelphia and notices delivery services by George Myers with street addresses 11 and 13 Front Street.
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Addrees
Alexander
Sunsoim Street
Philadelphia
Eixen
George Myers
Front St
Old Standard office demolition and local notes in North Carolina
The itemized notes cover demolition of the old Standard office in Greensboro, a pear weighing nineteen ounces, cotton bales awaiting shipment in New Bern, the Wilkes County Court term starting in December, and the E. S. Terry steamer afloat after grounding. Also noted are Goldsboro education talks, Methodist and Baptist meetings, Ku Klux refuge in Raleigh, a judge sentencing Vinson for counterfeiting, M. P. Church conference near Thomasville, and a Ku Klux incident at Blounts Creek. New Berne and Asheville host Western North Carolina Railroad events with stockholders and director appointments, praising the road’s condition and planned completion.
Fragments from a bygone page of oddities and names
A string of fragmented items mentions Peabody dying Geary in Washington Lotta auburn hair Senator-elect Cooper 15 Bismarck Carlsbad earthquakes dogs Hickory tires Fra Diavolo hats Beecher Stowe convalescent Badeau Life of Grant soda lemon juice blonde hair languages coal stoves Mrs Johnson cooking mocking birds Lake City barber Philadelphia carpet House of Representatives Sumner slave trader claim
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Geary
Washington
Lotta
Auburn
Cooper
Bismarck
Carlsbad
Fra Diavolo
Beecher Stowe
Badeau
Grant
Congressional
Andrew Johnson
Lake City
Florida
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Wilmington and Weldon
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David A. Telfair
D. D. Munphe
Nicholas Esling
R. N. Gibson
W. D. Phillips
Louis French
John Lynch
District Court of the United States
North Carolina
United States Court Room
D. D. Munro
R. H. Gibson
Louis Erener
Allan Rutherforn
United States District Court
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Goldsboro
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T. H. Pegram
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Blount’s Creek
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Asheville
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G. W. Swepson
Thos. L. Clingman
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A. T. Davidson
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W. W. Rollins
R. M. Henry
J. R. Ammons
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G. W. Dickey
M.S. Littlefield
Jos. Keener
Anna Dickinson
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Chas. Sumner
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