Blood tonic claims cure for hereditary fever and malady
A letter from James Hill of Atlanta praises Bob B. as a universal remedy for a hereditary disease and a severe febrile illness affecting his elder brother. He describes coppery skin, pain, and weakness improving within two weeks after taking about ten bottles, and endorses continuing use. He asks for a direct response to his inquiry.
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Bob. B
James Hill
Atlanta, Ga
Corea
Bob B
Hicol Paeider
Atlanta
Louisburg Female College Details From 1892 Prospectus
Louisburg Female College in North Carolina announces a new session starting September 1892 offering Literary and Physical Culture courses with board, lights, and tuition of 140 dollars for the year ending June. The college lists teachers in various specialties, music, stenography, typewriting, telegraphy, and business courses taught by graduates of the Academy, with ample brick rooms on a 124% acre campus shaded by oaks and hickories and pure water. S.C. Bagley serves as president.
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Couny
Academy of Stenograhy
Tg Titty
Papl
S.C. Bagley
Louisburg
N.C
Ford Female Seminary Annual Session Opens
The article outlines courses and diplomas offered, listing B A and G E in English, type-writing, and physical culture. Prominent institutions connected include University of Virginia, Laurent of Languages, Cooper Union, Philadelphia Conservatory, and Royal Conservatory of Berlin with a 40 week session and tuition around $170.
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University of Virginia
Laurent ‘of Languages
Cooper Univernet School of New York
Phila i Conservatory
Royal Conservatory of Berlin
Typewriters and supplies from the world’s largest stock
An ad for typewriters promises extensive selection and guaranteed condition. It touts shipping worldwide, cheap prices, rental options, illustrated catalogs, and free samples. Location listed as 186 Monroe St New York and Chicago.
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New York
Monroe St
Hicago
Congress Adjourns Amid World Fair Debates And Jibes
Both houses adjourned sine die as debates over the World's Fair bill concluded. The Senate passed the measure after heated exchanges on funding and management while the House approved related actions and prepared to adjourn. The session closed with a festive, chaotic farewell as papers flew and the hymn echoed through the chamber.
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State Chronicle
Wasnineton
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American Congress
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Representative Boatner Clears Cobb in House Inquiry
In Washington on August 5 Representative Boatner submitted the committee report on charges by Representative Watson alleging drunken members. The report declares the charges false and libelous, noting witnesses overwhelmingly contradicted the Cobb accusation and no evidence justified the imputation against him.
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Tod
Rival pipe line to challenge Standard Oil ties
Pamapemai reports signs in New York for a new pipe line from Bradford to Hancock New York and on to Newburg and the Hudson, with plans for refineries. Also notices a national convention call for Democratic clubs in New York on October 4, 1892. Sheriff Claude dismisses deputy for arresting Swiss legation member Albert George. Kansas third party paper Champion suspends publication. Two more informations filed against Homestead rioters for murder. names suppressed.
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Standard Oil Pipe Lines
State Chronicle
Pamapermia
New York
Standard Oil Company
Bradford
New York, Ontario and Western Railroad
Hancock
N. Y
New Burg
Hudson River
National Association of Democratics
Washineton
Chancey F. Black
National Association of Democratic Clubs
National Convention of Democratic Clubs
Democratic Clubs and Societies
United States
Annapolis
Claude
James Lowman
Bay Ridge
Albert George
Legation
Lowman
Brown
Lurder
Prrissune
Alderman Riley
Progress of Raleigh to Chamber of Commerce leaders
A Raleigh Chamber of Commerce address credits two years of leadership for major local ventures. It highlights the Commercial and Farmers Bank, Caraleigh Cotton Mills, Caraleigh Phosphate Co, Park Hotel, Page Opera House, Idlewild and Oakdale property developments, a growing tobacco industry, and a new Union Depot. The speaker urges continued road improvements, notes success of the Southern Interstate Exposition, and calls for a statewide chamber. He urges tobacco market support at Raleigh.
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Raleigh Chamber of Commerce and Industry
Commercial and Farmers’ Bank
Caraleigh Cotcotton Mills
Caraleigh Phosphate Co
Park
T Auditorium
Messrs. Williamson and Foster
Idlewild
Oakdale
Chamber of Commerce and Industry
Union
Alex. K. McClure
Richard Gatling
Fifth Maryland Regiment
Exposition
Baltimore Manufacturers’ Record
Morehead City
State Chamber of Commerce and Industry
Chamber
Wilmington Street
Raleigh
Wake County
Platt Denies The Harage In New York Political Talk
Ex Senator Thomas Platt told United Press he did not seek a conference with Whitelaw Reid and would not accept placation from President Harrison. He said he had not asked for anything since the campaign began and any overture would need to come from Harrison. The report of a Harage conference is denied.
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Wii
Reid
State Chronicle
New York
Thomas Platt
United Press
Whitelaw Reid
Trade improves and fall outlook grows favorable
R G Dun reports clearer crop prospects and abundant staple supplies. Manufacturing, including iron, prospers. labor disputes near settlement. Domestic trade surges to record July volume, money remains ample, and demand broad. Boston and Louisville show activity. New Orleans money and cotton steady. imports up over 19 percent. Prices for breadstuffs rise amid strong western receipts. corn and oats gains. cotton slips slightly. Balance of merchandise likely to favor the United States in coming months.
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State Chronicle
New York
R. G. Dun & Co
Boston
Louisville
Savannah
New Orleans
Democratic Club Forms to Campaign in Wilson County
In Wilson North Carolina a mass meeting organized the Cleveland Carr and Woodard Democratic Club with John F. Bruton as president and C F Wilson as secretary. Hon John E Woodard was named chairman and speakers included E Barnes Jr and B Aycock. The event praised Fred A Woodard as the Democratic candidate for Congress in the second district and urged a large majority for all party nominees.
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State Chronicle
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N. C
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C. F. Wilson
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J. Oettinger
B. Aycock
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Congress
Enthusiasm in Gaston and Oxford Third Party Convention
In Gaston North Carolina on August 5 Non Elias Carr and ex Gov Jarvis addressed the undeterred democracy. Carr spoke an hour and Jarvis an hour forty minutes delivering a strong pro democracy argument. Enthusiasm ran high as Sandifer favored for Senator and county officers were nominated. In Oxford the People’s Party met to nominate sheriff treasurer and other county officials with smaller crowds and modest enthusiasm.
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Elias Carr
State Chronicle
Gaston
N. C
Jarvis
Carr
Sandifer
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J. B. White
Uford
John Rankin
E. Foy
J. WR. Lewis
Jacob Wiser
Vance County
Oxford
People’s Party
A. J. Dalby
Thales Kurner
John A. Waller
R. A. Gill
Cozeart
McKnight Captured After Chase Across States
Special to State Chron. Mount Arry North Carolina August 5 Leonidas McKnight is captured after an attempted murder of the sheriff’s wife in 1801. He says all, large rewards offered, lynching feared. Cumberland Democrats Fayetteville news Aug 5 Octavius Coke spoke at a barbecue to Democrats. Camp Ground Whantsville reports 700 men in camp, weather delightful.
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Mount Arry
N. C
Leonidas McKnight
Cumberland Democrats
State Chronicle
Fayetteville
Octavius Coke
Whantsville
Baptist Female Institute Seeks Students for Fall Session
The Baptist Female Institute offers literature science elocution music art stenography and typewriting with departments led by specialists. Health standards are high and a typical medical bill averages thirteen cents per student. The attractive setting on spacious grounds supports a variety of courses. Fall session begins Wednesday September 7. For catalogue or information contact John B Brewer.
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John B. Brewer
Public sale of Mary A Morehead estate authorized
Court authorized sale of real estate of Mary A Morehead deceased. Potential buyers urged to apply with satisfactory offers. Advertisement notes route via Moore county to Asheville for travel services and ticket broker affiliations.
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Mary A. Morehead
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