State News Highlights From Across North Carolina
State Press reports diverse items from turpentine to cotton receipts with 10765 bales this season up from 8442. A Raleigh trouser factory aims 250 pairs daily. ex Sheriff Wilcox jailed without bail for murder. A whiskey killer, a fatal crash, fires, court awards, and bank leadership changes fill the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Press
Southleigh
State Guard
Raleigh
Jefferson
Atlas Denton
Barkeepers
James Wilcox
Pasquotank
John Brothers
Wilcox
Joe Haynes
McAiry
Emmett Atkins
Atkins
Haynes
Robert Smith
Black Jack
Greenville Reflector
Raleigh Superior Court
Z W. Haynes
Raleigh Electric Company
O Haynes
Park Fair
Elizabeth City
Currituck County
Citizens National Bank of Raleigh
Joseph G. Brown
Wm. J. Hawkins
Henry Latchford
Vesuvius
New Jersey
Cape Hatteras
Standard
Enochville
Concord Standard
Bullocks
Granville County
Lucy Allen
Charlotte News
New Berne Journal
Ro W. N 1
Jacksonville
New Berne
Nixon, Simmons & Manly
Nixon
Indsor Ledger
Abner L Pencnard
Casbie Neck
Andersonville
Nichols
Henry
Glandes
Lanzier
Raudes
M. H Sultan
Eamer Treat
Cary
Carlotte
Webb S. Alex
Charlotte
Joca P. Borders
Shelby
Court House
Ckory Press
Col
M. E. Thorn
Hickory
N. C
Calswell
Watauga
United States
public election fallout and vow to continue reform efforts
Mrs Pattiz D B Arrington thanks supporters after Charlie Cook’s defeat in a local racial-political contest. She praises the turnout and warns Democrats who denied her rights, promising to reopen the Criminal Docket and pursue justice for a woman dispossessed, while urging future unity ahead of the next election two years hence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raveiaa
N. C
Charlie
Cook
Battle
Woodard
China Admits Defeat and Offers Korea Sovereignty Pay Indemnity
London dispatch reports Tsung Li Yamen officials told the Powers China cannot withstand Japan and would abandon sovereignty over Corea and pay war indemnity. Prince Kung declared China’s impotence while ministers supported intervention to restore peace. French minister expected to lead efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corea
London
The
Times
Tien Tsin
Tsung Li Yamen
Prince Kung
China
Undertakers' Supplies Now Available in All Counties
State agency department announces complete undertakers' supplies including linings hardware caskets cloth-covered and metallic raised top and plain coffins plus burial robes for men women and children to assist small county businesses.
Egg Exchange Pay Rates Highlight Norfolk Trip Note
Raleigh buyers pay 15 cents for No 1 eggs wholesale. W S Barnes manager notes return from Norfolk Va and observes favorable prices. Brethren referenced in note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.S Barnes
Shipping Beef Cattle and Eggs Market Guidance
The writer advises shipping only first class beef cattle weighing 700 to 900 pounds, stating this weight fetches the best prices, while market demand in Norfolk or Richmond is low and oversupplied. Small chickens fetch low prices. well grown fowl sell in a dull market. Eggs will open for sale around September 1, with a Boston house ready to handle car load weekly, stressing first class eggs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk
Richmond
Boston
W.H. Wort
Wool and Woolen Goods Price List and Services
A historic wool mill offers exchanges for washed and unwashed wool at set per pound rates and market prices for blankets, flannel, jeans, and yarn. It lists numerous spinning, carding, weaving, and finishing services with per unit charges and cautions about greasing wool, plus freight terms. W. H. Worth, S. B. A.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean
Agranig
Sversaegeogeees
Dane
W. H. Worth
Alliance Produce Exchange price list with Raleigh stock notes
The Alliance Produce Exchange offers prices from 75 cents to 250 dollars per pair and a regular 400 pants price with options for special orders. Shoes stocked in Raleigh, quick shipment promised, and prices in effect. Eggs quoted 12 to 15 cents, butter, chickens, cabbage and Irish potatoes in demand. Members receive two price copies, monthly corrections follow. Fraternally W. H. Worrta S. B. A.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
F. E
B. Raleigh
Alliance
Produce Exchange
North Carolina
Bagcloth for baling cotton and pricing details
Heavy bags cut and sewed into sheets sized for baling cotton. Two sheets cover a bale of cotton. Available for York or Philadelphia, sold in bases of 300 yards. Prices per yard vary by weight and width.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Philadelphia
Minutes of Executive Committee Excerpts 1894 Actions
Excerpts note revocation of a 30 day trading arrangement and instruction to sell for cash after October 1 1894. W H Worts and W S Barnes address account collection for the State Alliance. Sub secretary reports are requested. a Richmond County Farmers Alliance meeting is set for the second Thursday in November at 10:30 am. D D Wright and W T Wheat sign, with a note from L Joyner of Eastern Tobacco Warehouse praising the Progressive Farmer and sending a $250 payment for an ad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashe County
Grabel
Martin
Winston Sentinel
Newton Enterprise
Maiden
Catawba County
Arch Ramsour
Maiden Creek
Stanly
Plyler
N. C
John F. Crowell
Crowell
Richmond County Farmers’ Alliance
Court House
Rockingham
D. D. Wright
Eastern Tobacco Warehouse
L. Joyner
Greenville
Raleigh
N.C
Joyner
Notice to those shipping wool notice to those shipping wool
Wool owners are asked to contact W H Wouxra to arrange exchanges for blankets dress goods pant goods or white finnel or for wool processing. Do not ship wool to the addressee to avoid extra expense. Write for shipping instructions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Wouxra
Directions for Preparing and Packing Poultry for Boston Market
Practical guide for killing dressing and packing poultry for Boston Market. Specifies bleeding neck plucking warm birds not scalded undrawn birds low prices if no crop contents. Advises cooling packing no straw use paper lining no shifting boxes 100 to 200 pounds per box.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bey
Alliance Sewing Machines Sales Policy Notice at Raleigh
Notice from Raleigh dated May 3 1894 states that from this date Alliance Sewing Machines sold to nonmembers or to members without the seal will be charged 22.50 dollars. The notice claims about fifteen hundred machines sold with high satisfaction and is signed by W H Wora and B A.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
Alliance
Wora
Price List Ahead From Business Agency For August Distribution
Special attention is called to the forthcoming price list of the Business Agency set for August 1. The notice promises best contracts for many goods and aims to offer brethren nearly every requested article at unprecedented prices. It mentions a dry goods notion shoes pants section shipped from Raleigh with 49 patterns and complete lot descriptions to avoid mistakes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
Also Mentioned on This Page
State News
State Agency Department
EGG Exchange
Raleigh, N.C
Norfolk, Va
Omas & Max
N. K. Fairbank Company
Chicago
St. Louis
New York
Phiphia
Alliance Produce Exchange
W. H. Worrta
W. S. Barnes
Sec’y Treas
N. C.F
W. T. Wheat
Sec’y Treas P. S
Tleey 7
Ocala 'Latform
Allianceme
Raleigh, Co
Tutti
W. H. Worth, S.B A. Rataiohe No. Eo
Southern Railroad CO
Danville
Dail
Durham
Ord
Hender
Buffalo
Bickory
Asheville
Florida
Atlanta
Memphis
New
Washington
Fort Selma
Goldsboro
A.M. TA
Sun
Passen
Selma
Wilson
Tarboro
Eastern Carolina
Greensboro
S.m
Boro
Sol Haas
Gen
Trafic
Washington, D. C
Abington
Ratesen
J. W. Denmark
Ids Ein Farmer
Progressive Farmer
Ing
Epwards & Broughton
SPE
Rowan County Alliance
Alpha Sub Alliance
M. L. Ricuig
Co. Sec’v
Deena
Allianceman
Gentlemeen
D. M. Osporne & Co
Raleig Cial
H,n.c
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!