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Newspaper

The State Chronicle

Location

Raleigh, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Aug 19, 1891

Page

8

Weather and notices from Washington Chronicle

All the news in our capital city reports a North Carolina forecast with warm temperatures and scattered showers. The page lists individuals and ads including Geo E Gill at Wake County Exposition, J Van Lindley Pomona Hill Nurseries, Pomona Terra Cotta ad, W G Randall portraits, A W Haywood real estate, G W Allison Hotel Gordon, and J F Oliver wanted.

Geo. E. Gill Wake County J. van Lindley Pomona Hill

Local Happenings and Community Notes in Raleigh

Police officer McCullers is sick at his Swift Creek home. Mrs. Sarah E. Smith named executrix of Sylvester Smith. Various local visits, property tax talks, and streetcar rumors debunked. Reports on arrests, farmers institute travel, and expositions. Several local residents visit, work and travel, with upcoming lectures and a circus planned for October.

McCullers Swift Creek Township

Commissions Issued for First Regiment Officers

Gov Holt issued commissions for Jnc W Cross Captain Co C First regiment Joseph J Bernard 1st Lieutenant Co C First regiment Seth F Hooker Captain Co B First regiment and Charles C Vanes 1st Lieutenant Co B First regiment all ranking from August 4.

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Night bicycle accident prompts city ordinance call

On New Bern Avenue two cyclists ran over Paul Faison as he played before Capt. J B Hill's house. He suffered a broken limb, was taken home, a doctor summoned, and the riders blamed for fast speeding. Citizens urged the city to pass an ordinance to prevent such accidents in the future.

Newbern Avenue Paul Faison J. B. Hill

Million Feast At Exposition Grounds Tonight

Citizens of Raleigh and Wake County are invited to a melon party at the Exposition grounds. The event promises feasting and dancing with a switch-back railway as a highlight. Street cars will not run. hacks will transport attendees. A string band will provide music and orderly conduct is expected.

Raleigh Wake County Exposition Grounds

Simmons Liver Regulator Endorsed for Mood Support

Advertisement notes Simmons Liver Regulator as a remedy for melancholy and blues, promoting liver health as a path to improved mood and overall well being.

Simmons Liver Regulator

Trustees to Meet in Raleigh for College Construction Bids

The Trustees of the colored A. and M. College will meet in Raleigh on August 26 at 10 a.m. to consider bids for erecting the institution. All towns desiring to secure the college must submit bids before that date.

Colored A. and M. College Ralseigh

Bitten by a Black Spider Near Newbern and Bloodworth

A girl of 11 was bitten by a black spider near Newbern Avenue and Bloodworth Street yesterday at about 12 30 PM. She feared death but the child later showed some improvement. Also noted is an advertisement for Mt Olive School seeking a male principal. the position follows two years of service by Prof E E Britton who has resigned.

Newbern Avenue Bloodworth Street Mt. Olive School E. E. Britton

Short Will appoints administratrix for Mrs Black estate

Mrs Rachael P Hill qualified as administratrix with the will annexed to Mrs F N Black deceased. The will devises all real and personal estates to her sister Rachael P Hill. Witnesses S F Koonce Charles G Koonce and Theo H Hill. Will propounded for probate and entered on Saturday evening.

Rachael P. Hill F. N. Black

Ancient hand press tied to Washington history planned for Chicago exposition

The press and printer claim a Georgia hand press marked with George Washington’s initial will be shown at Chicago World’s Fair. An all iron Raleigh press once used by the National Intelligencer in Washington was attacked by the British in 1812. The Raleigh device moved to Raleigh for the paper’s office and remains a historical curiosity.

Georgia George Washington Chicago The Atlanta Journal Raleigh N. C National Intelligencer Washington City Gales the Intelligencer Joseph Gales England Montgomery Sheffield Raleigh Register Joseph Gales & Son J. W. Marconi

Row on public disorder ends with fines at mayor's court

A crowded mayoral court heard a trial for unseemly conduct after a rowdy night. Startling testimony described lurid language and rough handling. The mayor imposed fines of 12.25 dollars on each offender to help city finances.

Miss Hunter Davis Weds C S McMillan at Hymen's Shrine

Yesterday morning Fayetteville groom C S McMillan led Miss Hunter Davis daughter of Riddick Davis to the altar Rev Dr Cordon pronounced them husband and wife before many friends. Groom is Cape Fear and Yadkin Valley railroad train dispatcher. Bride well regarded locally with many presents noted. May their voyage end in calm waters.

C. S. McMillan Fayetteville Hunter Davis Riddick Davis Cordon Cape Fear

The Caraleigh Railway Matter Report Published

North Carolina Wake County commission publishes the full report on the Caraleigh railway route. The commissioners affirm the current proposed route for the Factory Branch of the NC Railroad Co stating no other route is practicable.

Caraleigh Railway North Carolina Wake County N. C. Railroad Co John W. Thompson W. G. Lewis C. E C. G. Larra Josern Blake

Trunk and Carpet Sale At Swindell Emporium

At the elegant Swindell Emporium a large assortment of trunks and travelling bags is offered with guaranteed quality and value. A big line of carpets is due soon and will be placed on sale, while current stock is sold at a great reduction.

D. T. Swindell

Bingham School Moves to Asheville N C for Private Reasons

The famous Bingham School is relocated to Asheville North Carolina for private reasons and offers to sell its property including barracks recitation rooms mess hall furniture and residences. The site sits on the Richmond and Danville railway about fifty miles from the state capital with 380 acres and $30000 in improvements already made. Interested buyers may apply to Mrs Wu Bryenam Bingham School NC. Simmons Liver Regulator promoted for constipation headache and dyspepsia is mentioned.

Bingham Asheville N. C Richmond Danville Wu. Bryenam Bingham School

Electric Sparks and Fire Burn Machines at Kendall Mine

A blaze at Kendall's place destroyed eight machines and caused losses reportedly over 200000 dollars. The fire followed other incidents in St Louis and surrounding areas, with authorities examining Asiatic reports and political measures as floods and disasters affect several regions.

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Ane State Chronicle Chronicle’s Weather Report Washington, D. C Sarah E. Smith Sylvester Smith B. C. Rogers Bobbitt’s Messrs. Roles Emory Barber & Johnson Martin Street W. W. Long Warren County Board of County Commissioners Raleigh Township Exposition Zack Kall House’s Creek Town Ly Captain Brooks John Robinson Massey Farmers’ Institute Graham Augusta Davie County J. L. Allen Forestville J. T. Patrick Warrenton Henderson Oxford West Virginia Carl A. Woodruff Second Artillery U.S. A Fort Leavenworth Missouri National Guard St. Joseph Col. Woodruff Register of Deeds A. A. Wood Thomas & Maxwell D. Rosenthal John B. Meadows Rockingham County Norfolk Thomas Smith C. P. Hester & Co Milburnie E. V. Denton Seaboard Air Line Baldwin Locomotive Works Philadelphia Lizzie Terrell Durham L. L. Pender Tarboro Lee Emma White E. S. White Guilford College Percy Williams Henderson Tomahawk Percy Cook University of North Carolina John Wheeler John Wheeler, Jr John S. Hayden Richmond & Danville Railroad Jackson Springs J. D. Cox Newbern P. Erskine Wilson D. McArtan Lillington C. McArtan J. T. Rogers Harnett County Harnett J. 8. Tomlinson Treasury Department Mollie Winder Annie Winder Louisburg Blowing Rock E. E. Hilliard Scotland Neck Winston Piedmont W. F. Massey Alamance Institute Prof Massey J. D. Husham First Baptist Church Franklin County Mark’s Creek Page Walters the Cotore A. & M. Cotleze Ely Georgie S. Judson Hartford, Conn Hymen’s Simmons Sparks Bosvoy Kendall St. Louis Ang. Js J. Hf Mandling China Vienna Kollnay Care May N. J Shore Brussels Wilmington Ruil U. S. Gover Ww cm CO John Y C Wake Forest I Eho
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