INDEX TO OLD NEWSPAPER EXTRACTS




Lost Friends - 1884 Blank Blank
Sudden Death of Capt. S.C. Rankin - 1899 Seventy-First Items - 1899 Drowned or Murdered?
Homocide in Quewhiffle Horribly Burned Theft of Mule and Buggy
The Late Capt. Wm. J. Tolar - 1896 Accidental Shooting Fell in a Well! - 1896
One Hundred Years Ago! In Memory of John M. Stedman A Stroll Around Raleigh - 1858
Death of Col. Wm. Hinton Awful Disaster Melancholy Death
Flora McDonald Our Beliefs Dreadful Accident -- Four Lives Lost (Surry)
Murder, Trial, Execution - 1824 Stage Accident in Fayetteville - 1824 Rebecca Peterson Petitions for Dower
Prince Charles Edward Stewart's Sword The Finding of Old Court Records - 1857 The Murderess of Two Husbands
Editorial From Observer June 17, 1897 Fayetteville Reminiscences Aug 25, 1897 Fayetteville Reminiscences Aug 28, 1897
The "Old Henrietta"  1897
Old Citizens  1897 Lang Syne, Court Week, &C.
Citizens of Old The Heartstrings and The Birthland 1897
A Gaelic Settlement in North Carolina
Abstracts From Fay. Obs. Abstracts From Fay. Obs.   1851-1854
Sketches of Eastern North Carolina   1859
Death by Fire Miscellaneous Articles Look at Home
Col. Mallett One of the "Bloods" Convinced, and Col. Mallett's Battalion Vindicated Uncle Moreau, a Remarkable Man
Wounded of the 51st Reg't N.C.T. Whiskey Woes Col. Alex Murchison
Death of Major Benjamin Huske Valise Stolen from Fayetteville Stage Maj. John C. Booth, Commandant of the Arsenal at Fayetteville
Contributions to the Cause Cotton Goods Col. Mallett's Report of the Fight at Kinston
The Gumswamp Affair Important Arrival Assault on John A. Williams
Mr. Sinclair of the Fayetteville Carolinian North Carolina in 1776 Consistency A Jewel
Cadet George Rose Hon. Warren Winslow Major J. T. Gilmore
Hon. Jesse G. Shepherd Look Out For The Thief U. S. Toops at Fayetteville
The Arsenal at Fayetteville The Deep River Improvement Antebellum Homes of Cumberland
Old Father Loring
Rev. Mr. Sherwood Letter of Maj. John T. Gilmore
Annual Fair of the Cumberland County Agricultural Society Trouble At Victory Mill Village
A Steamboat Explosion



Back to Cumberland County Home Page

You are the    visitor since January 31, 2003