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Newspaper
The State Chronicle
Location
Raleigh, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1892
Page
4
The Chronicle reports Raleigh area forecast with max 63 and min 36 degrees and no rainfall. Local forecast calls for fair conditions with frost likely Saturday and Sunday mornings. Washington notes generally fair weather for North Carolina with clear coast and slightly cooler, temperatures steady on the coast.
Good Friday brings a cold snap as Mrs. J. M. Monie remains critically ill. New houses rise near the central depot while the work on the union depot continues. Easter parties are planned at the exposition grounds and rook side park. Paper mills near Neuse to shut briefly for dry er upgrades. Sheriff Greenwood transfers a convict to Raleigh. Foundations for the Park hotel advance as new depot car debuts. Editor Goslen attends the Republican State convention. Wilmington students prepare the play A Scrap of Paper for Easter before Raleigh performances.
Col A M Hope of Portsmouth is visiting near Raleigh at Mrs EL Hope's place six miles east of the city. Mrs Davis reports Judge Davis improving health and expect to return soon. Joshua W Hackney of Chatham County, father of E G Hackney editor of the Durham Recorder, dies suddenly of heart disease in Chatham County. born 1818 and a Wake Forest student 1833–35. Also includes docket appeals list, diocesan appointments, and cotton market commentary from New York with Liverpool prices and local advertisements.
A fresh lot of candies has arrived at McGee's drug store. The notice invites ladies to inspect the elegant spring millinery line from Madame Besson for ladies, misses, and children, with prices to suit all.
Norris Dry Goods announces two great values on India linen at 12 4 and 15 cents per yard with comparable 25 and 35 cent yard goods. Ginghams and zephyrs 32 to 36 inches wide at 10 cents. New parasols and sun umbrellas in latest colors and imported handles. Shoes by Hathaway Soule Harrington and Burt's line for men women and children with prices from 1.50 to 5.00 and a Norris 3.00 men’s shoe all items advertised with emphasis on value and variety.
Illustrative treatise offering home treatment for male ailments including nervous debility and developmental concerns. Sealed publication from The Marston Co. at Spark Place, New York, promises reliable cures without stomach drugs.
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