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Newspaper
The State Chronicle
Location
Raleigh, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1891
Page
7
A Raleigh firm in the Henry Building announces a mail order service for price estimates and calendars. Readers are invited to mail name address and nearest birthday to receive an estimate and a calendar. The note references TM 61T EH Miller & Lindsay and a lock box for inquiries.
The 90th Annual Session opens August 27 1891 with emphasis on health character intellect. Remodeled campus features separatory Collegiate and Post Graduate departments and strong offerings in music art languages and industrial studies. Also notes rail service changes for travel.
The notice lists timetables for Carthage, Richmond Raleigh and Washington routes, with Leave/Arrive times, connections at Keysville Oxford Henderson Durham Raleigh Richmond and more. It includes Atlantic Coast Line schedules July 91 pages with specific departures from Weldon Tarboro Kinston and Greensboro, plus branch line times and through coaches.
Condensed timetable lists sleeping car services from Goldsboro to Morristown and other routes. Pullman sleepers run between New York and Knoxville Greensboro and Richmond and Raleigh. Also Asheville to Savannah via Spartanburg and Augusta. Officials include B R Bridgers W H Green J L Taylor and Sol Haas.
Train timetable shows departures No 22 Local at 7 15 am and No 2 Mail at 3 20 pm from Durham. Arrivals No 1 Mail and Express at 2 00 pm and No 21 Local at 5 55 pm. No 1 connects with Richmond and Danville trains to Raleigh and south at Denniston Junction. No 2 connects at Denniston with Atlantic and Danville to Danville. Lynchburg connections link to North East West and South-West routes. Daily except Sundays official.
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