Growth of the 1 0 O F Missis m re aid to ne quieti g at ork
Governor Carr works on his message to the Legislature and is expected to advocate a state reformatory for youthful criminals. The article notes Butler's 189 campaign tactics and Wake County’s debt, plus Raleigh growth and a possible railroad interest from Aberdeen to Fayetteville. The Populists discuss free silver and Inaugural plans differ by party.
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Missis
Haid
Ork
Rare
Enleigh
WH. Woodall
Carr
Lutler
Butler
Wake County
Joshua B. Hill
Wake
State Board of Public Charities
Nex
Dusty
Deush
Holton
North
Southern Railway
Aberdeen
Fayetteville
Raleigh
Russell
Runwell
Messasi
Ayer
Hanna
North Chna
Ti Ja
Supreme Murt
Grown
Offord
Irown
Supreme Court
North Carolina Methodist Conference debates State aid
Kinston North Carolina December 12 fourth day's session of the North Carolina Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church South opened with devotional exercises by Betts. Bishop Wilson led the conference order at 10 o'clock. Two sessions were held and most time was spent debating resolutions opposing State aid. The establishment of a new church per was recounted to a committee. A large missionary meeting was held at night with addresses by Colonel Julian Carr and Dr. Ishting. Ministers will fill pulpits tomorrow.
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Kinston
N.C
Methodist Popal Church
South
Ther Betts
Wilson
Julian Carr
Edenton Stage Company Excites With Washington Style Play
Edenton news reports the Ion Dramatic company staged Wash on Irving's style of the Catskills in four acts at the Opera House. The crowd applauded. the company departs for Washington NC today to fill an engagement. Local merchants note Claus goods and local travel details mention various residents including Wm J Johnson and R B Hathaway.
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Edenton
N. C
Washon Irving
Ion Dramatic Company
Opera House
Wash N. C
Wi. M. Bond
Noro
Itz
Wm. J. Johnson
Charles Cof
Local session continues as Birdsong aims to move Meh soon
In Sialipatx NK special report, the assembly remains in session tonight with the focus on a pending matter about Birdsong and a potential move involving Meh in the near future. The status of other business remains unresolved as talks proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hifax
N. C
Local notices hint at county officers and promising sales
Fragmentary notices report upcoming county officer elections with mentions of a Treasurer candidate and local leaders. The text describes a shop listing including cloaks, hats, and dry goods offered at reduced prices, with a push to clear stock on short notice at a North Street store.
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M. Wieeltvboee
Wienborm
Ned Elindyon
Auatel
Weinberg
Alttiiers
Clee
Notloe
Ely Hocall
Lin Mi
Wide Awake Buyers Attention at Corbiros Millinery Sale
Under the heading Wide-Awake Buyers, attention, Corbi announces a sale at 200 Main Street in Norfolk. Corbi retiring from millinery trade offers one half price on a large stock including diita, ribbons, feathers, and other fine goods. Sale opens tomorrow with good selection and bargain prices for ladies seeking quality millinery.
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My. Corbi
Main Street
Fee
Met
Abr
Corprian Fis
Sroot 4 Lave
Wheeleswlehei
Wiel
Norfolk
Merrmaw
The Modern Mother Recommends Syrup of Figs for Children
A modern mother finds her little ones improve most with the pleasant Syrup of Figs when a gentle laxative is needed and that it is more acceptable to children. The true remedy, Syrup of Figs, is made only by the California Fig Syrup Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Califermia Vig Syrup Company
Burglary Trials and Divorces in Corporation Court
The Corporation Court heard multiple burglary cases with sentences ranging from fines to short terms. Ansitee Dalton Wie Holy and Mah Epps faced third offenses with terms set, while Lou Strawn received six months for property crimes and Daniel Moore was acquitted on burglary charges. Divorce actions were granted for Howard Hernoery and Jumdus Fore, with John G. Titan noted in proceedings. A mix of theft, larceny, and assault cases led to fines and varying dispositions.
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Ned Whittehinret
Geom
Lou Strawn
Hidee Martin
Gourt Howard CO
Traut
Tude Berry
Samwel
Hiverce
Lela Poreman
Jumdus Forear
John G. Titan
Virginia Investment Company of Norfolk Applies for Charter
Joe Spalding ill in Jal Inspital for ten days. The Virginia Investment Company of Norfolk seeks a charter granted by Judge Hanckel to buy and sell real estate valued from 1000 to 24000. Officers: John TY. Grit president Henry Kirn vice president James T. Borum secretary treasurer. Directors include H. L. Page J. T. Bockner J. G B. Lowenberg and S. B. Carney. Real estate transfers mention C. E. Townsend to Mary Northington and improvements at specified blocks in Norfolk. Religious notices cover multiple churches with services and events including sermons, morning and evening, missionary services, operetta performances, and youth activities.
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Virginia Invvestment Company of Norfolk
Hanckel
Cnm-Pany
John TY. Grit
Henry Kirn
James T. Borum
H. L. Page
J. T. Bockner
J. G B. Lowenberg
S. B. Carney
Real Eatmate
C. E. Townsend
Mary Northington
West Sea
Salter Street
Suffolk
Metro
Norfolk Heal Hatute Ivestment Company
Michael Sanders
Charlotte and
Riley Streets
Marriage Rite In Ms Ve e Sville And Mina Baylor
The notice announces a marriage amid church events at Grace Lapis. Rev Virginius Wrenn conducts the service in the evening at St Theos St Andrew's Mission Chapel. Tonight's services include Communion and preaching by Rev Powell at Huntersville M. 2 Church. Sunday school at 9 80 a m with J W Webb preaching at 11 am on The God of the World and One True Christian. Strangers welcome.
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M. Morrisent
Miss Mina
Baylor
Grace Lapis
Virginius Wrenn
St. Theos
St. Andrew's Mission Chapel
Mr. Powell
Huntersville
Shurch
South
Tew
J. W. Webb
Ib Am
Mark
God
Methodist Sunday School Associa tion event at Lekiee Memorial church
A local Methodist Sunday School Association afternoon program is planned at Lekiee Memorial Church with an entertainment to follow hosted by Diehl at Che WoC TV Hall on Colles Avenue. Oysters will be sold in connection with the event. Dudley, pastor, will preach today at the usual hours at Levies Memorial Church with Johnson preaching at 11 am and 7:30 pm. Morning subject The Way It Was. evening subject The Power of Truth. Sunday school starts at 9:30. Reverend W. B. Keefe also to preach today.
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W. A. Burton
EA. Potts
J. Powell Garand
Meltendree
EB. Church
Nev
Hennett
Spm
Epworth League
Kirn Hall
Meopless Union
Freemason Street Tinorist
Hirch
Comraluire
OL J. Bimpgon
West Highland Avenue
Sorth Park Avenue
Abra
Bacehus
Limbert's Point
Memorial Kristian ‘Temple
Bunday School
Oldacm
Apenor
Wally
York Avene Baptist Church
Mark Ant Mighland
Hey
Ion
WP. Hines
Schaul
Methodist Sunday School Association
Lekiee Memorial Church
The Idea of Sac Origin and Property
Wee T A Tall on Colley avenue today at 11 a m and 7 30 p m. Ing subject The Idea of Sac Origin and Property evening Bits Moses and the Modern Lawmakers. Business improving downtown merchants report a holiday boost since cooler weather began. Everything marked down at 201 Main street store with imported goods drawing shoppers. R D Nichols announces marked down holiday stock on Main street. Southern railway holiday rates depicted like Purser Biddle from the Atlanta steamer.
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Colley Avenue
Moses
Doun &UN
Mainstreet
Suffolk
R. D. Nichols
Southern Railway Company
Biddle
Crmpins
Athanta
Meets of Climate and Hosta Bromach Hitters Overview
The article reviews climate effects on health and the medical uses of Hosta Bromach Hitters. It describes the product as a medicinal tonic for digestion, fever prevention, rheumatism, and kidney troubles, praised for reliability and safety. It mentions travel weariness and temperature changes as factors, with emphasis on restorative qualities.
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Bern
Tropics
Holidays Will Be Gay In Sixth Page Summary
Social notes from a Norfolk area page describe Mrs. Canter hosting a Christmas guest in York Street and plans for a large masqued event at Mansion Temple. The piece notes visits from Samuel T. Dickinson Sr. and engineer N. T. Baker, plus a Brambleton German event at Ingram's Hall led by Dr. Odendhal and a West End soiree at Montefiore Hall with Prof. Bellezza.
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Samuel T. Dickinson
Mlford
Miss Grady
Baltimore
Canter
York Street
Ingram's Hall
Brambleton
West End
Montefiore Hall
Bellezza
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Tewa Mikhoge
United Charsles
Weille
Wingil Mughes
Walter
Aylar
Norfolk Coal and Low Oo
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Wipe & Dean
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Patewell Whampoon
Lake. Davis
Sham
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Tarnamd
Clashies
We Bayle
Loughran
Mage
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Wihler
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RSG
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Harrell
Yemen
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Volice Court Record
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Atm Walton
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Simon Gaps
Linton Capps
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Angle
Eddie Clark
Goste
Clark
Rawin Reid
James Ward
Mery
Wilkin
Nuiwinee
Ned
Johond Laney
Wien
Standard Y OW Company
Miry
Joe Spalding
Vierant
Jal
Brameleton
Sville
Stollay
Pecenity
Taney
Ewell
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Ulsters
Reefer Coats
Tor
Ioney
Masornle Temple
TG. Jones
College Place
Richmond
Willam WH. Morris
Atlanta
Ngineer N. T. Baker
New York
Mr. Baker
Brooklyn
Ethel Smith
Lynchburg
Harry Hodges
Poland
Black Forest Mirm
Kempsville
Hird
J.B. Armstrong & CO
Norfolk Iron Works
GEO. W. Duval & CO
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Norfolk, Va
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Chichester
Rellabley Vallee
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