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Co A Warwick Publisher announces subscription terms one copy per year six months price not shown single copies priced at 21 00 advertising rates on application notices for marriages births and deaths inserted free classified ads up to five lines two cents per word address all orders to C A Warwick Pinehurst Moore County NC post office entry second class matter quote from Bryant appears at end.
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C. A. Warwick
Pinehurst
Moore County
N.C
Boston Guests At Local Inns Highlight Seaside Resorts
A string of visitors from Boston and other cities check in at the Holly Inn Berkshire Casino Lenox and Pinehurst hotels. Names include E G Cook Sam Powell O Tuttle Henry Schomick O Morgan Phelps Kelly A V V Brown Synder Hawley F S Snyder J H McEldowney W A Young Allen W Thomas George C Thomas G W Mills L A Stokell H N Johnson E H Babcock A Y Ball J M Merrill.
Visitors at Holly Inn and Carolina hotels update
Miss M Pettibone and Miss Crowningshield of New York and Salem join others at the Holly Inn. Mr C D Woods of Providence and Mr and Mrs Elisha Bliss of Martford also stay there. The Caroina hosts Mr Horace Waters of Boston and Mr J W Brown with Miss Cummings of Williamsport. A Boston family, Vinehurst arrival, and Philadelphia group join at the Holly Inn along with several Brooklyn residents and relatives visiting in town.
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M. Pettibone
New York
Holly Inn
Mr. C. D. Woods of
Providence, R. L
Elisha Bliss
Martford, Conn
M. Crowningshield
Salem, Mass
Mrs
Horace Waters
Boston, Mass
The
Carolina
J. W. Brown
Miss Cummings
Williamsport, Pa
A. S. McGuire
M. L. Sharpley
Elizabeth Wagner
Charles W. Wagner
Brooklyn, N. Y
Charles R. Murphy
T. C. Knight
Muriel Knight
Mildred Knight
Eugene Murphy
Philadelphia, Pa
Opening of The Carolina Hotel Set for January First 1901
The chef and his staff will arrive in Pinehurst tomorrow Saturday. Everything is prepared for the hotel opening on Tuesday January 1 1901.
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Pinehurst
Up-To-Date Boarding House Quip Stirs Conversation
In a Philadelphia Record quip Dedbrok notes an up-to-date boarding house. The landlady clarifies the phrase refers to boarders not services, joking she dismisses anyone who falls behind.
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Dedbrok
Philadelphia Record
Weather Echoes Change Through Generations
An old resident recalls how the climate in his youth differed from today while a younger observer notes the shift since seven months ago. The conversation fades after an hour as a cautious elder declines further comment.
Bound to Win. Irish Barrister Addresses Bench
An Irish barrister sets out a three pronged defense plan in court, intending to prove the prisoner could not be guilty, then his insanity, and finally an alibi, before the jury. The exchange centers on the case known as The Shrine.
The Carolina Hotel Opens With Luxurious Appointments
The Carolina is a magnificent four story building completed in 1900 offering accommodations for four hundred guests with forty nine suites. It features an elegant interior, modern comforts including elevator and telephone in every room, sun rooms, steam heat, Pinehurst Springs water, and a full sanitary sewer system. Manager H. W. Priest brings extensive experience from Highland Park hotel Aiken Magnolia Pine Forest Inn and Preston Hotel.
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Carolina
Pinehurst Springs
The Holly Inn Pinehurst NC Hotel Ad 1890s Features
An 1890s hotel advertisement extols The Holly Inn at Pinehurst Moore County North Carolina as refined and well equipped since 1895. It lists bathrooms electric lights steam heat open fireplaces call bells orchestra daily dances superior cuisine white North female waitresses billiards and games. It also notes that consumptives cannot be received and gives manager James K Hyde’s address.
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Holly Inn
James K. Hyde
Pinehurst
Moore Co
North Carolina
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Pinehurst, Moore CO
Co. A. Warwick, Publisher
William Cullen Bryant
E. G. Cook
Sam Powell
Mrs. O. §. Tuttle
Henry Schomick
Chicago, TI
Berkshire
Mrs. O. Morgan
Northampton, Mass
Mr. Phelps Kelly
A. V. V. Brown
Wellesley College, Mass
Miss Synder
Miss Hawley
New York City
F. 8. Snyder
Hyde
J. H. McEldowney
Chicago, Ill
Rev. C. M. Emery
Southern Pines, N.C
Wm. A. Young
Kimball
Allen W. Thomas
George C. Thomas
G. W. Mills
L. A. Stokell
H. N. Johnson
Barre, Mass
Lenox
E. H. Babcock
A. Y. Ball
Washington, D. C
the Lenox
J. M. Merrill
East Orange
N. J
J. W. Morse
Miss Bonyman
Estella M. Burrows
Wm. S. Pardel
New Haven, Conn
W. C. Cram
Raleigh, N. C
D. M. Southerland
Cohoes, N. Y
Mrs. Southerland
Henry B. Carrington
U.S.A
Yucca Cottage
the Carolina
Indianapolis Journal
H. W. Priest
Highland Park
Aiken
5. C
Magnolia
Mass
Pine Forest
Somerville
D. C
Beach Bluff
Pinehurst, N. C
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