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Newspaper
The State Chronicle
Location
Raleigh, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1891
Page
8
In the capital city paper dated August 25 1891 Berwanger Bros advertise a Pants picnic Mrs Justice promotes School Opening W H R S Tucker Co announces New Dress Goods for Fall 1891 The Chronicle notes weather for North Carolina with local rains clearing Sunday evening and cooler winds on Monday in Washington DC
Churches and pastors listed for Episcopal Christ Curren Rev Marshall rector and Cathedral of the Good Shepherd Rev Wingate with service times Sunday 7:30 a.m 11 a.m 6 p.m and weekday services. Methodist Edenton Street and Central M E with Sunday school times and preaching. Brooklyn M E Church and First Baptist Corner details and service times. Presbyterian First Presbyterian Teasary and Mission Chapel times. Public invitations to all services in the city.
Dr L H Broughton of Reidsville returns to practice after illness. M W Hill Lodge 218 meets. visiting brethren invited. E E Brittain named principal of Roxboro High School. Senator Mat Ransom visits Asheville and Blowing Rock with his son. Raleigh festival draws chorus from Mount Airy. city outlines rail and police updates.许
Ex Congress man Thomas G Skin ner and Mrs Skinner registered at Yarboro Hotel in Raleigh. Numerous visitors including State Senator W H Lucas and James D Meclver, Rev E L Pell and evangelist Kenneth Holmes, and Prof A Baumann attended events. Businessman Ruf fin Roles showcased an illustrated furniture catalogue as his Raleigh enterprise expands to several states.
The bank undergoes extensive alterations by H. A. H. Andrews & Co. with oak furnishings, plate glass partitions, Tennessee marble wait plates, and a time-locked burglar-proof vault. President Hawkins office and director room are highlighted as lobby plans progress in Raleigh.
The Supreme Court's next term begins Monday September 28, 1891. Applicants seeking admission to practice law will be examined on Friday and Saturday September 25 and 26.
The latest jail intake is 16 year old Jake Jones, charged with house breaking and theft. He used an axe to smash the door of a deaf mute resident in East Raleigh and stole various clothing items.
W H and R S Theker and Co announce a shopping event for Monday August 24 featuring a refined line of medium and fine dress fabrics for the fall season. The collection includes Paris and London styles showcased to patrons tomorrow.
W H and R S Tucker and Co advertise table damasks napkins towels sheetings quilts and pillow cottons with old tariff prices. Also carpets rugs oil cloths linoleums and office mats urge customers to buy before October 1 and hold orders until laid. The Steam Riding Gallery known as merry go round promotes a outing at Blount and Hargett streets by Mrs M F Kine and Bro.
Swindell's Great Carpet Sale begins September 11 and lasts ten days. A large sale features Velvet and Moquette carpeting at $1.00 per yard, half price, plus a wide assortment of carpets and rugs. D. T. Swisperr endorses the event noting bargains and variety.
A male teacher is sought by the Weaver Lassiter address in Rich Square North Carolina. The page lists services from Gravel for walks 15 and 25 cents and fire life insurance, real estate rental collection, and buy or sell services by Wayne and Eviincron. Thomas and Maxwell advertise a full furniture stock described as new fresh and complete with wide selection and price appeal.
An early 20th century ad touts a fountain and refreshing drinks with a lime flavor, claiming the best stock and pricing. It markets cologne razors tobacco and pipes, inviting ladies and gentlemen to visit King & Mot and Simmons for remedies and malarial fever regimens.
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