Raleigh Weather Forecast and Personal News of August 16 1892
The State Chronicle reports Raleigh weather with a max of 88 and showers. It lists numerous personals across Raleigh and Wrightsville including Julius Lewis in New York, Miss Lillie Lineberg of Sanford visiting, Editor Burbank of the Daily Sentinel in Winston, Col Eugene G Harrell at Wrightsville, Maj and Mrs Winder and Miss Winder heading to Saratoga and Canada, Rev T A Hendrick visiting Capt B P Williamson, Gov Holt missing the Confederate veterans encampment, Wake Forest professors at Howard Payne, and Confederate veteran Edward D Hall in command of the Wrightsville camp. Col Alfred M Waddell to deliver an address. F T Walser notes Republicans plan a state ticket for the September 7 convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julius Lewis
New York
Lillie Lineberg
Sanford
Lucy Brown
Burbank
Daily Sentinel
Winston
H. Hl. Roberts
Bunn
Eugene G. Harrell
Wrightsville
Winder
J. L. Kelser
North Carolina
Edward D. Hall
United States Confederate Veterans
Wrighteville
Alfred M. Waddell
F. T. Walser
Republican State Executive Committee
Races and entertainments mark Raleigh fair week
In Raleigh crowds gather for the fair opening with races at the grounds. Ex Gov Jarvis to speak at Magnolia on August 24 and a major convention of the third party draws attention. Brookside park opening praised while trains move to the new depot. Injuries and racing plans feature the notices with vendors and local officials preparing for a busy city event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina
Jarvis
Magnolia
Duplin County
Fair Grounds
Fayetteville St
Raleigh
Uncle
Dan
Jolly Friar
Wrightsville
T. W. Butt
Brookside Park
Huff
Ellington
Roystern & Co
Mills, & Negro
Battle
Pamlico
Mr. Spurr
Kentucky
Fair Ground
Tenn See Trouble at Oliver Springs Stockade Attack
A mob of miners attacked the Oliver Springs stockade, fatally injuring two guards and wounding eight miners. The guards repulsed the assault as authorities called in troops and prepared for a second strike while rail lines to Coal Creek were cut. Governor Buchanan and Col. Wooford moved to enforce order amid local sympathy for the attackers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver Springs
State Chron
Nashville
Tenn
Knoxville
Coal Creek
Col. Wooford
3Rd Infantry
Harriman
Oiiver Springs
Buchanan
Coal Creek Paneae
St. Petersburg
St. Peterssure
Nijni Novgorod
Orany
Exum Wins North Carolina Third Party Nomination for Governor
Delegates back Dr. W. P. Exum of Wayne for governor after a heated ballot, naming him by 2684 to 2204 over Mewborne. The convention also nominates Cobb for lieutenant governor and Worth for treasurer, with Worth winning by a large margin. A ten hour workday resolution passes as the party seeks to unite behind the Omaha platform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. P. Exum
Wayne
E. N. Harday
Exum
James M
James M. *““Ewborne, of Lenoir. Dr. Burton E. I3tintey
W. H. Worth
Alliance
Worth
Mewborne
Omaha
Exura
Stilley
Newborne
J. M. Mewborne
Col. Long
Mr. Sewell
Friends of Linney
Cobb
Sewell
Peace
Treature
Nat Macon
Geo. W. Ford
Macon
Ford
Butler
A C, Green
Barnes
T. B- Long
W. R. Lindsey
Otho Wilson
T. B. Long
Denmark
North Carolina
Cobern L. Harris
Col. Skinner
New England
A. Houghton
Seymour, Conn
Third Party Rally Sparks Civil Rights Debate At Convention
The convention lauded a straight course and urged unity beyond regional lines while attacking the Democratic party as cowardly in state conventions and calling for a rising third party. Speakers praised the audience for the show, with a negro delegate affirming social equality aims as the crowd pressed for more action and songs. The record also notes clergy appointments and local church events in North Carolina, alongside ads for Electric Bitters and Ayers Hair Vigor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Col
T. B. Long
Long
Farmers” Alliance
Mr. Ammond
Butler
Egleston
People’s Party
Nat. Macon
Atwater
Chatham
Herring, Malone
Long, Macon & Co
Norfolk Western ALR Schedule in Effect July 17 1892
Rail timetable for the Durham and Winston Salem divisions with daily departures from Durham and Lynchburg. Notes include Pullman sleepers Lynchburg to Louisville and Roanoke to Memphis, eastbound services to Richmond Petersburg and Norfolk, and a Shenandoah Valley route limited to major stops. Contacts: Allen Be Bevill, G P T Agt Roanoke Va.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durham
N.C
Lynchburg
12Th Street
Winston-Salem Division
Ae Winston
Roanoke
Ford
Pulaski
Bristol
Pullman
Memphis
Radford
Bluefield
Pocahontes
Elkhorn
Clinch Valley Division
Louisville
Norton
Richmond
Petersburg
Norfolk
Pullman Palace
Washington and
Markets by Telegraph Advances and dullness contend in cotton and grains
The afternoon market held quiet and steady, lifting with an early gain. Reports show new cotton receipts at 912 bales to date, 1 716 bales for the first three days of the week, awaiting movement as the old crop tightens. Futures and spot prices for cotton, corn, oats, rye, and pork shift with mixed strength. Galveston Mobile and Norfolk soften while New York quotes hold and Silver rises slightly. Local Raleigh bonds and banks list modest activity as New York and Baltimore markets drift with government bonds steady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Yorke
Messrs. Hubbard Price & Co
Galveston
Mobile
Norfolk
SS City
Ec Tone. Ae
Bec
Isteady
Anita, Seu Og Elute Tg
Niet
Baltimore
Boston
Wilmington
Philadelpa
Per Pallon
North Carolina
Louis
New Yorks
Oregon
Alabama
South Carolina Browns
New York
Tex Pac
Mane L
A Adams
A & TH
H L Erie
Den
Erie
He & W
LE & W
M&e
N W
Omseha
St. Paul
MLS
Wabpid
B& Q
Man
Western Union
Southern
Shorts
Virginia
Ao Ten Forties
Baltimore & Ohio
Northern Central
Balimore & Ohio
Southwestern
Consolidated Gas
Chicago
Special Notices From Raleigh Advertisers Aug 1892
Various small ads list beef sales wagon deliveries prices, ice made from distilled water, insurance pitches, flour and candies, coal and wood, a Remington typewriter for sale, and vendors like Pescud and Walters offering goods and services in Raleigh. Includes notices on an annual stockholders meeting and business promotions.
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the State Chronicle
J. A. Hollomon
Eh Ee
Washieton
South Carolina
News OF the City
Maj. HI
Frank Stronach
Young Men’s Democratic Club
Moses A. Bledsoe
Metropolitan Hall
Crow Val
Arthur Kirkland
Arthur
Sam. Lambeth
Joe
McAdoo
C. G. Stone
Thos. McAdoo
Greensboro
Stone
Philadelphia Market Journal
North
Champion
Ives
Haina
Mt. Pleasent
Salisbury
Weldon
Trace
Southport Trace
Auburn
Yak Ridge
Virginia Alliance
State Chronicle
Ricamont
Virginia State Farmers’ Alliance
House of Delegates
Page
State Chrontele
Washington
Weather Bureau
Ricamono
United States Circuit Court
Messrs. Kuebin
Foster and Uidekoper
Richmond and
Danville
Mahone
Virginia Democracy
Burrato
N. Y
Cheektowaga
Jersey City
Lake Erie and Western Railroad
Ayer
Vance
Exton
Eston
Eaton
Leaton
Lyman
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
Blowing Rock
Boone
Watauga
St. John’s Valle Crucis
Statesville
Charlotte
Lincolnton
Shelby
Rutherfordton
Hillsboro
John Y. MacRae
Ayers
U.S
LY Pure
Telegraph
Rio
Santos
Rio Or Santos No
Lober
Altimore
Fultz
Aende
Chicago Produce Market
Inter-State Trust and Brokerage Company
N.C. R.R
R. &G. Railroad
R. & G. Railroad
City of Raleigh
Ieigh Street Railway
N.C. Agricultural Society
Citizens’ National Bank
Commercial and Farmers Bank
National Bank of Raleigh
Raleigh Savings Bank
Raleigh Cotton Mills
Caraleigh Phosphate Mills
Stocks and Bonds
City Mills
West Indies
Norrfolk
Charleston
S. C
Dr. King
John Y. MacRae’s
the City
J P.M
Hyeiente Prave
Commercial and Fanny
Jenmay
Thomas Peseud
Phil
HH. Andr
Fayetteville Street
T. le Eley
Merriman, District
Provident Fund Society of New Accident
Faye Street
Pear
Joxus & Paws
Raleih Eee
Gia
Remington Typewriter
Thos
Thomas Pesey
Walters
Fred A. Picture and Art Store
Tyler Desk Co
O. B. St
Deere
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