Rev Miller Farm for Sale and Raleigh Notes
In Washington July weather reports show showers and stationary heat. The fourth district revenue for July totals $78,621.54. Local appointments include Rev J. M. Hilliard guiding the Baptist orphanage in Thomasville. Raleigh social circles welcome Mrs L M King and family from Oxford. Delegations, alumni events, and business moves feature alongside travel notices and regional updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Internal Revenue
James M. Mullins
Zelian Ann Mullens
Travelers In Raleigh and Nearby Towns
A series of short notes lists visitors and travelers: Ashley Horne of Clayton in Raleigh on business. Prof J E Matheny and wife visiting relatives in Auburn. S T Morgan of Durham Fertilizer Co. in Raleigh. Gen F B Chilton to Louisburg on business. Ida Baker and brother from Tarboro visiting Misses Hardin in this city. Congress member Thomas G Skinner in Raleigh. Wm Tucker and wife back from Morehead. W F Kornegay of Goldsboro, NC Railroad president, at Yarboro House. Sherwood Higgs of Baltimore in town. Rev J William Lee finishing a revival in Southport and proceeding to Lea's Chapel, Person County, to assist Pastor Ivey in a prolonged meeting. The Messenger praises Lee’s sermons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Baker
Little Brother
Tarboro
Hardin
Wm. &. Tucker
Morehead
W. F. Kornegay
Goldsboro
N. C. Railroad
Yarboro House
Sherwood Higgs
Hurst, Purnell & Co
Baltimore
J. William Lee
Southport
Lea’s Chapel
Person County
Ivey
Methodist Church
Merchants Fight Tax Challenge as Sheriff Seeks Payment
Sheriff Page pressed the Merchants' Purchase Tax in Schedule B amid strong opposition claiming a constitutional test is pending. Wilmington and Winston merchants reportedly funded court action if the General Assembly did not repeal the tax. Also, artist W. G. Randall completed a Tarboro portrait of Eliza Pittman, praised for likeness and skill. Simmons Liver Regulator advertised for sleep aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheriff Page
Wilmington
Winston
W. G. Randall
Eliza Pittman
Tarboro
Gary Brown
Pittman
B. Dancy
Randall
Why Not a Game Winston vs Raleigh
The piece argues for a championship contest of three games between Winston and Raleigh teams. It lists possible players and supporters, notes Winston’s strong season with thirty wins, and invites Raleigh and nearby towns to attend and field a rival team. It mentions offers to cover expenses and gate receipts, plus potential arrivals from Columbia and Wake Forest. A brief obituary for Womble appears at the end.
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Winston P Bluescape
Arolina
The
Chronicle
Winstons
North Carolina
Raleigh
Winston
Chronicte
Tom Dunn
Tom
Columbia
Joe
Mills
Wake Forests
Holding
Powell
Bob Dixon
Perrin Busbee
Ernest Haynes
Melvin
Dave Andrew
Coy Jordan
Hube
Royster
Will Wynne
Will
Rates for W N C Conference tickets to Asheville
The Richmond and Danville Railroad offers round trip tickets to Asheville for the W N C Conference Woman's Missionary Society event. On sale August 6 7 8 with return by August 13 1891 from Charlotte 7.05 Greensboro 7.90 Winston Salem 8.80 Durham 9.90 Raleigh 10.40 and from intermediate points in the region. Simmons Liver Regulator advertised for digestion and headache relief.
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Richmond and
Danville
Asheville
N. C
Charlotte
Greensboro
Winston-Salem
Durham
Raleigh
W. A. Tork
New Carpets and House Furnishings Sale Open
New stock just opened at the Fay etteville street entrance with prices saving money. Odd pieces and short lengths priced below manufacturing cost at the Wilmington street door. Tables of quilts towels napkins and damasks scattered on the main floor. W H and R S Tucker Co. Died Mr James Uzzle aged 74 at Wilsons Mills father of Col A T Uzzle. Mrs Jno H Small and others left for Blowing Rock on a summer visit.
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Fayetteville Street
Wilmington Street
Wilson’s Mills
James Uzzle
Uzzle
Col
A. T. Uzzle
Jno. H. Small
Belle Small
Florence Perkins
Washington
Fannie Carter
Raleigh
Blowing Rock
Mammoth Excursion to Richmond by Odd Fellows
Hope for All Lodge and Grand United Order of Odd Fellows announce a round trip to Richmond August 12 to 14 with special cars for white and colored passengers. Last August’s trip set high expectations. fare is 2.50 via R and G Railroad. Morris Watts and Warren A. Alston handle details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Hope
All Lodge
Grand United Order of Odd Fellows
Odd Fellows
Morris Watts
Warren A. Alston
McGee and Moseley Stock Put On Sale in Raleigh
Special notices urge quick purchase of dry goods shoes and dress materials. Trustees F Morpecat and S F Morpecar claim extensive discounts on black goods silks colored dress goods white goods and slippers with dates noted as July 31 21.
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McGee & Moseley
Raleigh
S. F. Morpecar
Music teaching position sought in Raleigh Chronicle ad
City or country music teaching role requested in a brief Chicago style notice. Address B care Stats Chronicle Raleigh North Carolina likely posted June 24 1910.
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Care Stats Chronicle
Raleigh
N. C
One Week Until Move to the New Racket Store
D T Swinpext announces the Old Big Racket Store will close on Monday July 10 and the New Racket Store at 206 Fayetteville St will open with a grand carpet sale. Carpets are offered in short lengths 20 25 and 26 yards, all at Fayetteville St entrance. A grand stock of carpets for fall is promised.
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Martin and
Wilmington
Fayetteville St
Norris
Norris & Carter
D. T. Swinpext
Arm for Sale Near Goldsboro NC 60 Acres Near Court House
Property listing with 60 acres near Goldsboro NC three miles from the courthouse, suitable for a truck farm, includes dwelling, buildings, orchard, and good neighborhood. For terms and details contact Rev. C. Mirrer in Greensboro NC.
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Goldsboro
N. C
Court House
Rev. C. Mirrer
Greensboro
Also Mentioned on This Page
the State Chronicle
the Chronicle
Washington, D. C
Virginia
Thos. Dixon
New York Herald
Hillsboro Street
Lightning
J. M. Hilliard
Wake
Buncombe County
Baptist Orphanage
Thomasville
W. R. Womble
Trinity College
Crowell
Holt
Newberry Rifles
Newberry
S. C
Hendersonville
N.C
W. H. Cunninggim
Chapel Hill
J. B. Shipp
Norfolk
Singer Sewing Machine
Moseley House
Woodson Horton
East Hargett Street
Yarboro
J. N. Williams
Graham
V. O. Willis
Mt. Airy
Ella McGee
Kate Sutherland
Julia McGee
Mount Olive
Dr. Reid
Buffalo Lithia Springs
W. F. Massey
Agricultural and Mechanical College
Newbern
Orangeburg
South Carolina Board of Agriculture
P. H. Hanes
P. H. Hanes & Co
State Tobacco Association
Morehead City
W. J. Rogers
Bayboro
Beckwith
Ashley Horne
Clayton
Prof
J. E. Matheny
Auburn
S T. Morgan
Durham Fertilizer Company
Jim Raleigh
F. B. Chilton
Louisburg
Thos. G. Skinner
Congress
Simmons Liver Regulator
Dunn
Winne
Haynes
Dizon
Gidrens
Busbee
Smithfield Street
Chatham County
Woman’s Missionary Society
Asheville, N. C
F. Morpecat
ROYAL
U. S
Liebng
Burnhawm’s
Pricea
Burnham
W. C
A. B, Stronach
Grocers
Bakers and Candy Manufacturers
Mott
Lie. Bottl
Schweppe
Roanoke College Sakp
Ducktown Road
Co. Lender
M. D
Pigeon River
Jules of
Oberlin
Wake Superior Court
Norfleet L. Jeffries
Allen Terrell
David Peed
Nancy Peed
Terrell
Norfleet Ffries
Wm. Armistead
Norflert L. Jeffries
Ovford
N. Peyyce
Roosta
Mas
N. Pexicx
Sop
Miss Inna Waiservate
Germany
New England
Sette Atueggr Tater
A.A. Burges
N. Penick
Wit Ores
North Carol Jousa
the ‘Freeman
Consta
Raleigh, N. C
Chattanooga
Wari
Fayetteville Bt
Sale
City OF
Martin Street
Nash Square
Martin
Mc .Dowell
A.W. Rivence
Joan. BR. Williams
J. S. Wynne. Wynne & Elling ™ O* Fire Insurance
Gioness
WM. M. Jones & Co
Horruas
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