Raleigh Daily Weather and Local Affairs Report 1892
The State Chronicle reports Raleigh weather with a July highs of 84 and showers, notes a county democrat convention, rail travel patterns, local improvements, and appoints speakers. It details bank gold shipments, streetcar repairs, ice shortages, fires near Neuse, and a large real estate sale of Mrs Morehead heirs parcels totaling 15 525 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kane
Raleigh
Vicinity
Washington
North Carolina
Beaving shoes and local primary notes in Raleigh area
An assortment of ads and notices including Beaving shoes by DD T. Swindell, ice tea endorsements, Wake County Democratic Primaries results and delegates, township and Apex conventions, and political resolutions endorsing Democrats. Also other notices on fabrics, groceries, and Simmons Liver Regulator, highlighting local commerce and health advice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wake County
Holly Springs Township
Adams
Ro H Carter
T. B. Holt
Frank Carter
P. R. Wilson
J. J. Norris
D. P. Judd
A. T. Stevens
A. S. Pope
J. R. Carter
Barney Johnson
W. B. Jones
G. B. Alford
D. C. Adams
Thomas Pascud
People's Party
Democratic Party
Panther
Apex
W. J. Sears
Constable
White Oak Township
L. D. Baucom
Rex Hospital Fund Clarified and Plans for New Site
A Raleigh letter criticizes misdirected trust sums and explains Rex Hospital funds as legally restricted. It notes the city’s aldermen support supplementing Rex income while evaluating sites for hospital facilities, including the potential sale and relocation of current grounds. The piece argues for a public hospital serving all races and outlines site considerations near South Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s Hospital
Raleigh
Rex Hospital
Rex Fund
Board of Aldermen
Academy of Medicine
Supreme Court
Grimes Farm
Asylum Grounds
St. John’s
Coal and Wood and Monument Sales Expand in Raleigh
The notice announces the completion of coal and wood business purchase by T L Eberhardt for future delivery from office 182 Fayetteville street. It promotes a grand display of NGCh ham shoulders and side at Wilmington street. Due to hard times, a Raleigh marble works will sell on hand monuments and head stones at reduced prices until September 1. Also advertises celery plants for sale by J R Ferrall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland-Carr Club
Holly Springs
W. L . Norris
State Lodge of the
Legion of Honor
W. B Boyed
Newbern
J. I. Macks
Wilmington
J. C. L. Harris
D. L. Russell
Raleigh
T. R. Jernigan
Hertford County
Wake Forest
Neuse
Secretary of State of the
United States
Gov. Holt
George Hougens
Goldsboro
New York
Herad
Cleveland
Harrison
Secnd
London
Paris
Herald
Young Men's Christian Association
Green Park
Blue Ridge
B. F. Montague
W. Lee
Blowing Rock
M. L. Jenkins
Richmond
C. P. Hill
Greck Andrews
Raleigh News and Observer
Concord Standard
Julian S. Carr
State Association of Democratic Clubs
J. P. Cook
Edward Gilliam
Reidsville Review
Samuel L. Adams
Durham
the Yarboro
L. J. Garnett
Laurel
J. 8. Moore
Greensboro
C. Woolcott
Charlotte
J. T. Waldo
Hamilton
A. D. Wessell
J. H. Bell
D. Pender
Tarboro
G. T. Newman
Sladesville
W. F. Rountree
W. B. Boyd
Coal and Wood
Phil. H. Andrews
Fayetteville Street
T. L. Eberhardt
Otter
Raleigh Marble Works
Goopwis & Reasnouns
Lyman
Winston
Germanton
Mt. Air
Madison
Walnut Cove
Haw Creek
Asheville
Beaver Dam
Trinity Chapel
Waynesville
Ins
Mica Dale
Sylva
Cullowhee
Jackson County
Cashier's Valley
Franklin
St. John’s
Flat Rock
P. m
Hendersonville
Calvary Church
Henderson County
Morganton
Hickory
Lenoir
Yadkin Valley
Boone
High Point
N. C
Richmond & Danville
Winston-Salem
Henderson
Marion
Lincolnton
Winston- Salem
Markets by Telegraph cotton decline and mixed trading
Markets by Telegraph reports New York August 1 on anti option bill fear, opening decline about 6 points, further drop of five, sobering by afternoon. Texas rains improve crop outlook but main cause is market fear. Spot sales and middling uplands listed. futures show modest firming later. various city markets and bonds noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Messrs. Hubbard Price & Co
Althonah
Senate
Laos
Texas
Morhet
Cotton
Woey Sale
Tone Grilvester
Norfolk
Baltimore
Bostic Wilmin Iladelpa
Liverpool
Also Mentioned on This Page
the State Chronicle
J. A. Hollomon
News OF the City
County Democrat Convention
Metropolitan Hall
Walter 1 Grimes
W. Band
Troy
N. Y
The
State Chronicle
Philadelphia
Boston
Brooklyn
Chicago
Pittsburg
St. Louis
Louisville
Cincinnatti
Court House
Mary Smith Morehead
Frank Stronach
South Blount Street
Rev
H. M. Tupper
Hillsboro
Salisbury
Moranton Streets
Capitol Square
T. B Wilkinson
Joseph F. Ferrall
Simpson's Drug Store
Alex, Stronach, Jr
Salisbury Street
al Stronach, Jr
T. HL. Briggs
Julius Lewis & Co
T. Brockwell
Julius Lewis
Beaving Shoe
Cincinnati
America
Beaving Company
Bear Shoe
DD. T. Swindell
Thomas Pescud
Royster
Walters
Simmons
J. H. Zalind
REX Hospital Fund
la Grippe
Qyne
Laree
J. Y. Maeckue
Call and Lee Carroll & Bailey
N.gc
Wilmington Street
J. R. Ferrall
Telegraph
InterState Trust and Brokerage Company
Raaleion
Carolina
Farmers Bank
Company
Mprovement Co
Haleigh Gas Light Co
York Valley
Postco
St L.-Oregon
Alalalama
Bama Ib
Louisiana
Tennessee
Kessee
Virginia
South Carolina Browns
Chie C. N
A&t H
A& TH
D. L& We
Pia
Pac M. Gui
Reading
Mesonic Pacific
Chicago Gas
Suear Trust
Nashville
Luxor Trust
Ing
Jersey Central
Virginia Consols
Baltimore & Whip
Northern Central
Bic & Ohio Southwestern
Tincome
Consolata
City
West Indies
Rio
Santos
Fair Rio Cargoes
Chicago Produce Market
Norfolk, Va
N.C
Charigston
S. C
Ayer
Remington
Diocese OF
Haleigh
U. S
Bucklen
John Y. MacRae
Elm Street
Harrington Street
Wynne & Ellington
W. H. Gbs
Tucker & CO
Gr.s. Tucker & &c
Fayetteville
Elon College
W. 5. Long, A. M
Mis Maggie Reese
TIAIR
Magale Reese
Fayetteville St
Too Hop
Puduy
Bai Twoie
Boute
North
Edwards & Broug
Ne Ees
CAR Poa
Conpany's
Dow
Matthews St
Suffolk
Tartore
Xni
Rocky Morint
Fayettevill
Goldaboro
Selma
Colnminia
Charleston
Savannas
Jacksonville
Augusta
James ¢ Goer Fort
Freiets
Serpell
Mans
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