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Washington weather summary for August 5 reports generally fair conditions for North Carolina and Virginia with local showers in Virginia mountains. No notable temperature change. Hawes coal dealer and Penick Oxford Female Seminary referenced in notices within the Exchange. News listings include newspapers for sale.
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N. Penick
Oxford Female Seminary
S. H. Hawes
Exchange
Washington, D. C
North Carolina
Virginia
Rail road case to continue and jail bonds paid
Three Granville convicts moved to the pen. The Raleigh and Gaston Railroad case returns to the County Commissioners for several days. Bondsmen of ex Sheriff Rogers pay $700 on the deficit. Lightning street cars expected to run on the 12th.
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Grand Sire Busbee
Raleigh and Gaston Railroad
Rogers
Lougee
Spence On The Train To Richmond
A telegram from South Hill Virginia reports Spence taking the train to Richmond after a rough ride. Witt Wyner will pursue by bicycle and meet him there tomorrow to resume their joint journey.
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Will Wynne
Richmond
South Hill
Danville Road
Spence
Witt Wyner
Prohibition Party Schedule for Wake County Disciples
Jno R Miller state organizer of the Prohibition party will address citizens of Wake county at Pleasant Grove Auburn Wakefield Rolesville Forestville Wake Forest Neuse Raleigh and Hay's Store on dates from August 5 to August 14 with times listed. Bradycroptine and Abbot's East India Corn Paint advertised for headaches and corn treatment respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jno. R. Miller, Esq
Prohibition Party
Wake County
Pleasant Grove
Auburn
Wakefield
Rolesville
Lla
Neuse
Raleigh
Hay’s
Raleigh youth joins Battery Park Hotel management in Asheville
Henry C. Burge, formerly the Swannanoa clerk, is selected as night clerk at Battery Park Hotel Asheville. Friends in Raleigh note his success and artistic pen and ink sketches earned him an enviable reputation, with many Swannanoa colleagues lamenting his departure.
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Raleigh
Battery Park Hotel
Asheville
Henry C. Burge
Swannanoa
Battery Park
Daily Mountain Home Journal
Election of Governor's Guard officers noted in city edition
Inspector General Smith inspected the unit Tuesday night. The Drum Corps wore white pants. Officers elected were Captain John W. Cross, First Lieutenant Joseph J. Bernard, Second Lieutenant Alfred Williams, and Junior Second Lieutenant S. W. Hewin. All are described as talented and well equipped for their roles.
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Governor’s Guard
Smith
John W. Cross
Joseph J. Bernard
Alfred Williams
S.W. Hewin
Farmers Poised to Control Kentucky Legislature
Late election returns favor farmers across Kentucky with control of the next legislature likely. Peoples Party has elected 13 candidates, while composition shows Democrats 68, Republicans 17, Peoples Party 1, Independent Democrat 1, with some districts still doubtful.
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The
United Press
Louisville
Kentucky
Alliance Or
Peoples Party
Democrats
House
Republicans
Mt Airy Sees New Investments And Growth
A South Carolina led group has purchased Mt Airy White Sulphur Springs and merged with the Granite City Land and Improvement Co. A first class hotel will be built at once along with further improvements as South Carolinian settlers continue to pour into Mt Airy, boosting the town’s progress.
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Mt. Airy
N. C
Mt. Airy White Sulphur Springs
Granite City Land and Improvement Company
Drowned by Mob in Crosby Alabama Case
A Savannah telegraph report says Ella Williams Lizzie Low Willis Low and Will Williams were seized by a mob near Crosby Alabama while being escorted to jail. Ella Williams later confessed to arson at W P Davis house with motive revenge. The body of Ella Williams was found in the Chattahoochee river and the others are believed drowned.
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Corumpra
S. C
Savannah
Ella Williams
Lizzie Low
Willis Low
Will Williams
Crosby
Ala
Chattahoochee
W. P. Davis
Davis
Williams
Swindell's Store Faces Red Headed Teasing Racket Claim
A caller taunts Swindell's new store with jokes about red headed clerks and staying power. The note mentions McGee and Moseley debts, a trustee S F Morpecat says payment is due by August 15 1891, and a music teaching position offered by R Care State Chronicle Raleigh.
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McGee and Moseley
S. F. Morpecat
Care State Chronicle
Raleigh
N. C
A Delightful Place At Kine and McGeer
One man runs a busy fountain offering milk shakes and drinks with a full lime supply and a wide beverage selection. The shop also features a fine cologne line, knives and razors, purses, cigars, tobacco, and pipes. They invite customers to visit.
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Cologne
Kine & McGeer’s
Mammoth Excursion to Richmond by Hope for All
A grand excursion organized by Lodge 2645 Grand United Order of Odd Fellows, August 12 to 14, departs for Richmond via R G Railroad. Special arrangements for ladies and children, separate cars for white and colored riders. Last August's trip recalled as a memorable time. round trip fare is $2.50. Details from Morris Watts and Warren A. Alston.
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Richmond
Hope For
Lodge
Grand United Order of Odd Fellows
Odd Fellows
Morris Watts
Warren A. Alston
Savannah Man Recovered From Rheumatism With P P P
James Paxton of Savannah Georgia says rheumatism kept him bedridden and unable to dress without help. After trying many remedies he used P P P prickly ash peach root and potassium and two bottles restored his health.
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James Paxton
Savannah
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State Chronicle
the Chronicle’s Weather Report
Granville
Durham
H. A. Littman & Co
New York
Andrews & Grimes
Levy
Vance County
Holly Springs
County
Col. Thos. S. Kenan
Boston
Exch
F. C. Grif State Street
Mr Fith
Jesse Taylor
Morgan
Buncombe County
Siler Lowry
M. F. Stubbles
Georgia
Primitive Baptist Church
Stubbles
U. S. Marshall
Nellie Murray
Henderson
E. W. Poll
Smithfield
W. T.mabry
Helen Burge
Claiborn
Mr. I. C. Blair
Archdale
Dave McConley
Chapel Hill
Our City
John Robinson
Morehead City
H. A. London, Jr
Pittsboro
Jnc. G. Bullock
Warrenton
the Yarboro
Carrie Bryan
Spartanburg
W. W. Briggs
Polk Street
Mr.g. Rosenthal
Swepsonville
Mary Carroll
Winston
Piedmont Springs
Gertie Pierce
H. C. Deal
Roanoke
Natural Bridge
W. C. Douglass, Esq
Douglass and Shaw
Carthage
Willie H. Hood
Tucker & Co
Ramsey
Progressive Farmer
Mocksville
W. H. Kitchen
Halifax
Bowling’s
Durham County
Marshal J. B. Hill
Maggie
Susie Marshall
Morehead
Palmer P. Babcock
P. Babcock
City
Edenton
Wilmington
Western Union Telegraph Company
Edenton Street
M. E
Clapton
Alabama Supreme Court
Mrs. Brickle
Miss Neal
Huntsville
MS. Wort
Grees
Asthore
My. T. C. Worth
Asheboro
Greensboro
Hight Point
Egbert W. Smith
Randolph
Mr. Worth
Old Family Burying Ground
Messrs. G. S. Bradshaw
R. P. Gray
B. C. Sharp
R. G. Glenn
W. C. Emory
Worthville
J. W. Long
Randleman
the Governor’s Guard
MOB
Swindell
Swindell’s
U. S
Chronicle
the Times
Epwards & Broventon
Raleigh, N. C
H. Steinmetz
Florist
Raleigh, N.C
Statesville College
Fannie Everitt Watton
Statesville
N.C
E Sassoe Chronicle
Raleigh, N
Person County
N. Cc
T. H. Street
RoxyBoro
Willie
Isabella Armstrong
Flint, N. C
Neturai Sarai
ADU
Cian Anf
A.B, Strow
Grocer
Bakers and Candy Marui
Stronach
Tucker
Embrowde
W.H.& B.S, Tuckert
Adder
Julius Cwsar
Machianteed
Raj
R. L. Burke
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