Stace Fair Enlivens Raleigh with Marshals Ball and Notes
Raleigh notes recount the marshals ball at Yarboro House under Capital Club this morning with Gov Russell and Mrs Russell in attendance. The ceremony included presenting a gold chain and cane to Chief Marshal Lybrook while reports on cotton markets, prison policy, and local officials’ activities fill the day.
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Raleigh
N. C
Yarboro House
Capital Club
Marshala
The
Cotton Exchange
Tt Ds
Penitentiary Board
W.O. Roberts
Atheville
Farmers Alliance Shoe
Tilshore
Gottins
Iveonidas Stephenson
Wake
Wes
Wis Ne
Tie
Middle North Carolina
Tto
D. Reid Parker
Re. J. Diegle
Auinnie
Avith
Campbell
Faleir
Vestarduay
Familly
Fakir
Russell
Ile ix
Sam Wright
W. A. Carr
Wayne County
Coldsboro
Pursell Ia
Penitentiary
Wheeler Ta Hore
Simmons
P Franks al
Ae Ouestmon
Episcopal Missionary
Asile
Piotmont
Tarry Skinner
Thiryy
Easy way to test kidneys urges health caution
Readers are advised that abdominal symptoms may point to kidney trouble and that urine held for 24 hours can reveal issues. An ad promotes Dr. Inver's Swimp-Root as a cure and tonic for kidneys and bladder, claiming life and vigor return, with sample offers via The Sunday Virginian and free mail requests from Dr. Klimer Nice, Binghamton, N.Y.
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Iinver
Nin
Klimer
Binghamton, N.Y
Ms Paper
Southern railway at Asheville boosts upcoming race entries
The note cites Asheville bank failures tied to a land boom and profits from the State Fair races. Lomaby W. Batchelor says management will refund entry fees and cover freight for horses to the next venue, a move praised by racing men and signaling a record flood of entrants next year.
Local Notes From Malifax and Surrounding Towns
Mr. Smith of the Smith Courtney company Richmoned is now in eur eis tomtiond the referee case to the Weld to ky. Mr J Daniel returned home from Maletgia. The remains of Mr George T Simmons young son arrived and were interred in M churchyard. Tom Jarratt is sick. Dr W M Furgerson returned from Tinleithh. Mrs Z Gregory visiting Ports mouth daughter is very sick.
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WI. TM. Furgerson
Tinleithh
Local Notes From Don TCS Tedenton October
Town gossip notes mention Madam Rumor’s marriage bells soon ringing. Mayor Branning and family return home after a long absence. A church group met at Shiloh and plans a May meeting in Washington county. Unclear reports on local figures Dion Sabet and Sollehor Leary Nas. Plymouth court session upcoming. Pastor Twivis arrives from Plymouth.
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Tedenton
N.C
Speclan
Maidame
Branning Wid
Shiloh
Washington County
Misres Bossle Wool
Dion Fae Sabet Chy
Plymouth
Twivis
Protestant Methodist Church
Plymowth
Local Note: Notable Visitors in Greenvinte Town
In town are Gen Vile from Greenvinte and Jos Pippen of Tamora along with others. An unusual disturbance occurred yesterday with reports of a public breakage. W Harper, Baltimore hardware seller, is visiting. The item promotes One Minute Cough Cure as a remedy for throat issues.
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Greenvinte
Specian
Jos
Pippen
Tamora
Tobares
W. . Harper
Bnltimore
Local Church Notices and Obituary Briefs From Norfolk
The column lists church services and topics across several parishes including North Park Avenue, Dishpeiest Church, Shirk Avenue Baptist, Trinity Church, and Christ Episcopal. It notes Miss Tale J. Sindili's death at Brock residence, and praises Park Avenue Baptist church’s choir and Herbert Brown’s work on its new furnishings. An organ recital led by A. F. Koemer is announced for Thursday.
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Simpson
North Park Avenue
Melfendrea
A Bennett
Trew
Mook
Calvert Streets
Carrell
Tale J. Sindili
Curren
Afr
A. Brock
Onelook
Thie Ward
Cornto
North Marshall Avenue
Lay
Trinity
Ehurch
Dev
Paul
Mr. Brown
A. F. Koemer
Norfolk
Not Much About Anything I Something About Life in Norfolk
Norfolk notes summarize diverse local items: Judge A T Haneckel in Richmond. C G G Kiser back from Washington. Chet Sholem Sunday school starts at 10. Rev WS Lao returned from Frederickshore. J D White and W T Santos back from Nashville. Upton Mission services by WLC. Congressman Young presents to Noerfelk High. King's Daughters Virginia convention to meet in M C A building. Thomas A Maunings appointed auditor of Ocean View millroad. C 18 Norton resigns. many football fans ride C and O excursion to Richmond. Atlantic and Danville moves passenger freight station to Washington steamboat line. J Henry Robinson, longtime oyster worker, dies. Mrs M B Wharton returns to city. memorial concert at Aygoord Memorial Church. Dorothy Wolan funeral at Wilson burying ground. Epworth League meeting at Centenary church. invitation to join at St George’s. J J Meper secures trade rank for dressed lumber. W O W Tain and Captain Tucker report wreck Tesperides near Cape Hatteras. Mrs Charlotte Marie Morse dies at St Vincent’s Hospital. funeral at St Rept this afternoon. Norfolk and Merktey Baptist Sunday School to meet. Rev J The 0 1 and Judge Moore to speak. Third Ward Democratic club to meet with W A Youre and others.
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A. T. Haneckel
Richmond
CG. G. Kiser
Washington
Chet Sholem
WS. Lao
D. D
Frederickshore
J. D. White
W.T. Santos
Nashville
Upton Mission
WLC
Congressman Young
United States
Noerfelk High School
King's Daughters of Virginian
Thomas A. Maunings
Oceon View
Norton
Chesapeake and Ohio
Atlantic and
Danville
Town Pol
Washington Steanen
J. Henry Robinson
M. B. Wharton
M. Th. Wharton
Atlantic
Aygoord Memorial Church
Princess Anne County
Norfolk
Bo Athena
Dorothy Wolan
Arche Oal Wilson
Wilson Burying Ground
Epworth League of Centenary Church
Queen Street Church
Eames
Jota i. Meper
Nate
John JL. Roper Company
W.ow. Tain
Tucker
Caye Heatteras
Charlotte Marie Morse
James J. Morse
Mamtersaville
Yesters
St. Vincent's Hospital
Fternoon
Norfolk and Merktey Baptist
Sunny School Association
N'Clork
J the
Jude Mooiure
Third Ward
Democratic Club
Elst
Charlotte Street
Church and
Cumberland
W. A
Pheter
Ci Winer
Commonwealth Attormey Dunner
Memorial of President John A. Buchan offered by Virginia normal school
The Faculty Trustees of the State Female Normal School at Farmville adjourned to December 1 to select a successor to Dr. Cott ingham. Miss Reynolds will direct the school with senior oversight. A memorial honoring President John A. Buchan was adopted, praising his leadership and urging continued support for teacher training.
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Farmville
Richmond
John Abherham
Madi
Prine Sehenl
Ste. Cot de William Uf Ruffner
Memale Normal
Wapnmville
Venus
Virginia
Teichers
Gradwil
Vance
Whit
Tribute to a Commonwealth educator’s lifelong devotion
A formal obituary vouches for a dedicated public school leader who shaped Virginia’s female education. It notes his tireless planning of campus expansion, prudent use of funds, and deep devotion to teaching, with a lifetime of service from youth to elder years. He is praised as a faithful servant of the state and a true educator.
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Virginia
Commonwealth
Bis
Atlantic City Church Notices and Local Visitors
Mr M D Dennis returned from New York after three weeks away. Miss Alice Walker of Oriole Ltd visited her aunt Mrs ST Mathews and has gone home. Rev Dadiey will return from Baltimore to lead morning services. Miss Urdyln will accompany Rev Johnson to the Mason Memorial Church for morning and evening sermons on The Meaning of Great Mystery and Why Do Am a Mahowist. Moray Avenue Baptist Church hosts morning and evening services with topics The Meanings of Baptists and Their Rights. Mr J J Machon is bedridden. W F Mehts of Lambert’s Point moved to North Street. Central Avenue Baptist Church holds regular services today.
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M.D. Dennis
New York
Alice Walker
Oriole, Ltd
Johnson
Moray Avenue Baptist Church
Ter
W. R. Keefe
J. J. Machon
Slelkneess
W. F. Mehts
Lambert
Ins
North Street
Central Avenue Baptist Church
Rev Tt W Webb to Speak at Huntersville Church Today
Mrs Charlotte Maurie Morse of this town died at St Vincent's Hospital yesterday morning at 8 o'clock age 20. Burial will be from the temple this afternoon at 3 o'clock. The Neophatk and Terkles Baptist Sunday School Association holds a session in this city this afternoon. The revival program features Rev Lundyn T Wright and others with sermons and essays, plus a parish consecration meeting at 7 p.m. Instant relief is promised by Come Minute Cough Cure.
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Tt. W. Webb
Hunters Ville
Ehurch
Ueasted Jones
Charlotte Maurie Morse
St. Vincent's Hospital
Rineral
U'Elools
Oelpher
Ube Neopfatk
Terkles Taptist
Ghoeehueeh
Wiis Attermoeen
T. Buire
Iitee Enptist
Lundyn T. Wright
Vlom
M. Stimdsy Sehood
Kidney Disease Cure Promoted by Prof Munyon
An advertisement quotes Professor Munyon arguing kidneys purify the blood and warn that kidney failure leads to death. It touts an alleged universal Kidney Cure, offers free urine analysis and guidance, and lists a Philadelphia address for medical advice and mail letters.
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Munyon
Minyon
Arch Street
Philadelphia
Sentiment Unanimous in Democratic Bid for White Supremacy Platform
The Greenville Reflector reports sentiment among Democrats to campaign next year on good government and white supremacy, noting most papers keep fusion with other parties away. The piece asserts a white, clear platform will help the party win, urging white voters to favor such governance over current administration.
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North Carolina
Clark's Q O Spool Cotton and Toiletry Items List
Old catalog style listing of assorted sewing notions and toiletries with prices. Items include spools of Clark's Q O spool cotton multiple grades, neateners like crocket and darning cotton, safety pins in various sizes, stockinet dress shields, brass pins, celluloid thimbles, white tape, shoe laces, hard rubber combs, and tooth brushes with per unit or per dozen prices. Prices range from 1c to 25c per item.
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Clark's
N.T
Clark
Clark's O
Milward
Norfolk real estate auction sale notices
Public auction of several Norfolk properties scheduled for Tuesday November 2, 1897 at 2 PM at the Norfolk Real Estate and Stock Exchange. Properties include frame houses on Fourth Street and Smith Street land parcels on Suffolk James and Kelly streets with deeds of trust and terms: one third cash, balance in 1 2 years, interest at 6 percent. George W. Dey, trustee. Pages & Co., auctioneers.
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Norfolk City
Norfolk County
Norfolk Real Hatate and Stock Exchange
Main Street
Norfolk
Fourth Street
Fallence Brown
Matilda McCoy
Smith Street
Nicholson Street
Atary FP. Shields
Suffolk Street
James Stree
Kelly Street
My Creek Turnpike
Logan McCloud
Avenue
Stroad Creek
Oity Street
J. W. Staliu
Charles &. White
Coreporation Court
Pubvetton
He Estate Exchange
Neo St Malin Virent
Virginia
Chase Street
Chanel Street
Charpel Street
Fevt
Silo
Evyl- Honea
Ense
Luis
Selonel
Trusten
J. D. Smith
Wom
Wiesible
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Asheville
Zic
Gen Vile
J. At By. Pyareler
Fll. Walker
Truitt & Smith
Cungingham
Mis Sue
Eeveor
Atlantic City
Huntersville
TM. W. Trotter
Ro. Walker
Greenville
Ike
Chas
Stieff
Henry MacLachlan
the Chase
Approvel
Honda Og
Levy
Church Street
Posnrer’s
H. L. Pogo & Co
Bank Street
L. D. Smith
A. Adler
Citildren
IAM
J. W. Willcoon, Trusies
Mrs. Pries
Church ST
J KR. Briggs
Chetea
Old Market Square
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