The Government and Bonds Interest Rate Change
The United States plans to redeem four and one half percent bonds after September first. Acting Secretary Nettleton notes bonds are redeemable at the government’s pleasure from that date. The government will pay two percent on presented bonds and redeem the remainder to avoid continuing four and one half percent interests.
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Washioeton
D.C
Nettleton
Day
United States
Superior Court
County of Wake
J. N. Holding
Adm’r of N. V
City of
Raleigh
Newbern
Raleigh Land and Improvement Company
J O’rorke
Jos. B. Batchelor
R H Battle, Jr
N. WY. Denton
Register’s
Register
Raleiy
Davie Street
Gib Watson
W. H. Pece
Mary Spencer
Davie
Lenoir Streets
J N. Holding
Adm
N. W. Denton
Holy Coat Display Opens In Treves Pilgrim Season
Treves August 21 report says the public exhibition of the Holy Coat began with a pontifical service by the Bishop. Pilgrims stream to St Gangolph parish as the relic rests in a glass case behind the cathedrals high altar. A cross and illuminated flag mark the site while doctors issue certificates for those seeking cures.
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Lonpos
Treves
St. Gangolph
Postmaster Arrest and Virginia Mail Robberies Reported
The Chief Postoffice Inspector reports the arrest of Assistant Postmaster W P Williams of Demiance North Carolina for rifling the mails. In Virginia Farmville two men Fox and Hawley receive ten year terms and Clark gets fifteen years for a post office robbery.
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Washineton, D. C
Postoffice
W. P. Williams
Demiance
N. C
Virginia
Washington, D. C
Farmville
Fox
Hawley
Clark
Bucklen's Arnica Salve Ad for Skin Ailments and Piles
An advertisement proclaims Bucklen's Arnica Salve as the best cure for cuts bruises sores ulcers salt rheum fever blisters tetter chapped hands chilblains corns and all skin eruptions with a money back guarantee. Price 25 cents per box. Sold by John Y. MacRae.
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John Y. MacRae
Great and Extraordinary Bargain Sale Draws Crowd
The ad touts a major dry goods sale with greatly reduced rail tickets and crowds flocking from villages and woods. A blind customer from a country home reportedly read about the prices and bought goods, illustrating the sale’s reach and allure.
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Howe
United Press
the Holy Coat
Cable
Bucklen
S. S. S. Dreds
Ss. S. S
I Specific Co
Atlanta
Gates Desk Co
Greenville, S.C
Jas. S. Johnson
M.E Ropinsonr
Fay Ettevittz
J. C. Haren, Jr
Bank of
North Carolina
Nick Deboy & Co., French Bakers and Confectioners
Fayetteville Street
Raleigh, N. C
Maggie Reese
Vassar
Fayetteville St
Bes
Windsor Corse
Ite
Wos
Grain Button
Serge Lice
Kid Button
Lace
Fox Shoes
Brogan
Brussels
Jno
Ryan
Frank Thornton
Fayetteville, N.C
OM Ridge
Coinesnes College
Iolt
Cak Ridge
Trinity
Randolph County
John F. Crowell
Trinity Post Office
N.C
Poalee Elly F. White MO
ICE CR
Harris
East Martin Street
D. W
Mountain Park Hotel
Hot Springs, N.C
W. F. Ross
Junio3m
Filom the
Raleigh Plate Ice Fac
S. H. Hawes
Richmond
Statesville College
Fannie
Statesville, I. C
WM. M. Jones
University of North Carolina
Geo. T. Winston
Chapel Hill
Phil H. Andrei
Schuylkill
Shamokin
Lorberry
Kanawha West Virgina
Tennessee Sprint
Pocahontas Soft
Great Southern
T Phil H. Andrew
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