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Newspaper

Norfolk Virginian

Location

Norfolk, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Mar 04, 1897

Page

8

North Carolina Battle Over Populist Bolters in Raleigh

In Raleigh on March 3 the feud between Governor Russell and Populists heats up as Republicans and bolting Populists push a gerrymandering bill to crush opponents like Shuford. The caucus hints at a public printing fight and plots to split state institutions with candidates named Cobb Parker Woolf Hanerick.

Raleigh N. C Maren Grant Russell James &. Boyd North Carolina W. Jf. Chadbourn Wilmington Cannon Majority House Sluford Butler Congress Shuford Pritchard Hileman Walter KR. Henry Elliott I. Danforth New York National Democratic Committee Ed. Chambers Smith Reynolds RF R. A. Cobb D. Reid Parker W. R. Woolf J. ¥. Hanerick Code Commission

Plums Captured in Raleigh Legislative Returns and Bills

The North Carolina Legislature elected KR A Cobb State Librarian with Republican and bolting Populist support, while Democrats backed J C Ellington. D H Abott was chosen railway commissioner for six years. A charter amendment to allow an alderman per ward was advanced for New Bern, a police commission bill for 30thshoro was defeated, and several tax and school funding measures moved forward.

Raleigh N. C Speedall KR. A. Cobb Pritchard Straizht B. A. Cole J. C. Ellington D. H. Abott BE. C. Beddinefield John Graham Newhbern Wilmington Senate Warmers’ Mutual Fire Insurance Company Tas

Halifax Court Convenes But Most Business Postponed

Halifax North Carolina report notes a Monday court session led by Judge Timberlake with most matters adjourned for the day. Visitors include Mr Beil from town briefly and Mr I N Harrison of Littleton. Mr and Mrs Welds arrived from Roanoke Rapids and will likely return soon. Austin continues nightly shows with the last performance tonight. Capt J M Grizzard recently returned from Raleigh amid pleasant weather.

Halifax N. C Timberlake Beil Grizzard Traleigh

Inauguration Attendance Lows in Edenton N C

Edenton residents report very small turnout expected for President-elect McKinley’s inauguration. The Norfolk accommodation train arrival time was adjusted from 8:30 to 7:28 p.m. visitors include Mr T H Summerell Mr Charles G B Ladd of Boston and Mr M J Chappell of Suffolk. Mrs O W Miller returns from Coleraine to visit her parents.

Edenton N. C McKinley Norfolk Summerell Greenville T& Business Charles GB. Ladd Boston Mass M. J. Chappell Suffolk Ow. Miller Coleraine

Iron Bridge Contract Sought Over Pegs River

Stertford North Carolina March special mentions three bridge architects in town for letting a contract to build a new iron bridge across Pegs river replacing the old land bridge. Hoovers Insurance man from Staunton Virginia visits. Gaither sisters visiting Edenton. Harrell heads south to Windust Bertie county for business. Farmers report good progress and expect solid planting time with favorable weather.

Stertford N. C Pegs River Hoover Staunton Wva Helen Sarah Gaither Edenton R. B. Harrell Windust Bertie County N.C

Raleigh and Gaston railroad renews 6 percent loan

Arrangements completed to renew the 8 percent Raleigh and Gaston railroad loan due January 1 on a 6 percent basis. A $1,600,000 mortgage to the Mercantile Trust is recorded to secure $1,000 bonds payable January 1, 1947, bearing 6 percent interest. Mortgage covers all property and franchises. $200,000 for line improvements and $300,000 for new construction. fixed charges drop from $360,000 to $60,000. Net earnings last year were $242,000. six year average over $200,000.

Raleigh and Gaston Railroad Seaboard Air Line Wes Himomnes Bo Mercantile Trust and Deposit Company Baltimore North Carolina

Town Notes and Local Gatherings on Clay and Park Avenues

Shells were placed on Clay avenue where needed and Mrs. Thompson returned home from Hickory. The King's Daughters plan a 3 30 pm gathering with Mrs. D Corprew on Claiborne avenue. Rev F H Martin led the funeral of Mr Benj T Patrick at Spurgeon Memorial Baptist Church. Interment was in Elmwood. pallbearers included Charles F H Woodhouse and others. E S Ashlin is convalescing from pneumonia on Windsor avenue. A Hard Times Party for Pun will be held tonight at 201 Clay avenue under Park Avenue Baptist church B Y P A. Trinity M E church hosted a social with good attendance.

Clay Avenue Thompson John Sanderson Hickory North Park Avenue D. Corprew Claiborne Avenue F. H. Martin Benj. TF Patrick Spur-gean Memorial Baptist Shurch Clearmakers’ Union Charles FH. Woodhouse James Hansley W. L.berkley Baxter Berkley M. Ballance Samuel B. Roper Ed. Keefe E. Canoles Trinity M

Central avenue shells and funeral notices in Muntenanville

Shells are being placed along Central avenue. Miss Lucy G. Yeeling of Huntersville public free school is ill with grip. The funeral for Edna Lorraine White, infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. D. P. White, was held at 3 pm Tuesday from 69 Button Street with interment in Elmwood. Justice A. H. Hawks is indisposed at his Johnson avenue home.

Central Avenue Lucy G. Yeeling Huntersville Walke Street L. R. Wright Edna Lorraine D. P. White Outton Street Elmwood A. H. Hawks Johnson Avenua

Campbell offers new samples at Ballentine Building

Campbell announces to visitants at 840 Main Street showing a new line of specimens by his agent. The message directs interested buyers to consult B. Campbell at the Ballentine Building for demonstrations and availability.

Campbell Ballentine Building Main Street

Lumber Market Notes From Seventh Page

A report shows a $50,000,000 loan context with pricing on dried lumber. Prices listed include 4-4 flooring at $11.00 to $15.00, No. 2 stock box at $8.00 to $8.50, 2x4 16 scantling at $7.50, and various Cypress lumber offers such as 4-4 No. 1 edge at $13.50 and 4-4 No. 2 edge at $11.00. Demand for Turn Dried Cypress varies with grades and sizes.

Cypress

Market Prices Report and Livestock Listings

Market receipts show demand for W. O. staves trending up with prices for heavy pipes and hogsheads. Cattle ranges include extra fat steers and heifers at varied rates, while lambs and hogs remain in stronger demand and sheep are scarce.

W. O. Staves

Shipping News Roundup of British, American, and Caribbean Vessels

Multiple British ships including Linecluden Mulley and Dartmoor Lamenson sail for North America and cargo. Vessels Merrimac Morgan Maron Jones sail from Liverpool to US routes, while schooners Lizele Williams Clara Goodwin Carrie T Balano and Laura carry coal and lumber to destinations like Philadelphia, Baltimore, and New York. Dartmoor reports passing Cyrus Wakefield on March 2 with all well.

British Stmp Linecluden, Mulley Genoa Bilnefields Willum Lamb & Co Dartmoor Lamenson South Shields North American Transport Company Brith Stmp Maron, Jones Liverpool Merrimac Morgan Newport News United States Shipping Company Lizele Willams North Carolina Philadelphia Bussle Brown Smith New York Brit Earnest da Costa Gamon Demerara Reed Brog, & Co W. O Clara Goodwin Pinkham Galveston Carrie T. Balano Warter Savanneh Sehr Laura Lamson Bermuda B.C. Firth Keen Clenfuegos Coa Captain Laurenson British Star Cyrus Wakefield

Miss Cayvan in Sagilre Kate at the Academy of Music

Miss Georgia Cayvan and a fine company presented Sagilre Kate at the Academy of Music to a highly pleased audience. Florence Couran impressed as Hetty Thorpe and Catharine Thorpe, with strong support from Orrin Johnson Frank Atherly and others. The piece drew three curtain calls and strong applause, while The Prisoner of Zenda with Daniel Frohman’s Lyceum Company looms as the season’s top event. seats go on sale Friday with prices listed.

Georgia Cayvan Sagilre Kate Academy of Music Miss Couran Catharine Thorpe Hetty Thorpe Florence Couran Orrin Johnson Ais Cuyvan Prisoner OF Zmnd.a Daniel Frohman New York Lyceum Company Anthony Hope Zenda Lyceum Theatre Frohman New York

Chamberlains Cough Remedy Restores Cripple Creek Editor

In Cripple Creek after a severe cold and fire, G B Henderson reports using three small bottles of Chamberlains Cough Remedy. The cough and cold left him, noting the high altitude demands a meritorious remedy. For sale by all druggists.

Cripple Creek G. B. Henderson Daily Advertiser

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