Weather and Notes from Washington DC December 2 1891
Washington weather fair for North Carolina with variable winds and stationary temperatures. Commissioner Neill A Smith visits Raleigh. Miss Grizzie Bagley visits President Bagley in Louisburg. Mr Wiley Barnes from Wilson County in the city. Rev John R Brooks and wife guests of Garland Jones. J D Murphy of Asheville reports mild Raleigh climate and growing hotel crowd of Northern winter visitors.
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Washington
North Carolina
Wiley Barnes
Wilson County
M. L. Blake
S. P. Pennington
Wilmington
John R. Brooks
D. D
Greensboro
Garland Jones
J. D. Murphy, Esq
Asheville
Raleigh
Local Happenings and Society Notes
Mr I T Myatt is out again. A Warren county institute begins December 14 at Warren ton led by Prof Alderman. Supreme Court expected to rule soon on the merchants tax case. Johnson and Barber publish a new ad. An oyster supper and clipping party at Church of the Good Shepherd rectory is moved to December 19. Raleigh Typographical Union officers elected. Baptist Tabernacle bazar opens Monday at Moseley’s dining hall with varied items and social spaces. continues through holidays with events.
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Church of the Good Shepherd
Ladies of the Baptist Tabernacle
Moseley’s
Fayetteville Street
October and November Visitor Counts at State Museum
During October 1,950 visitors and in November 1,959 visited the State Museum. The two months total 3,909, representing twenty States besides North Carolina and two foreign countries. Curator T. C. Harris supplied these figures from official records.
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State Museum
North Carolina
Mason & Dixon
T. C. Harris
Tenth district case arguments and counsel listed
Clayton versus Copper Company argued by G W Bower for plaintiff Curtis versus Lumber Company argued by S J Ervin for appellant Pearson versus Barringer argued by Ervin for plaintiff and Devereux for defendant Harper versus McCombs argued by Perkins for plaintiff and Devereux Bristol versus Pearson argued by Perkins and Devereux for plaintiff and Ervin for defendant All miserable sufferers with dyspepsia are cured by Simmons Liver Regulator.
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Tenth District
Clayton Vs. Copper Co
G. W. Bower
Curtis Vs. Lumber Co
S. J. Ervin
Pearson Vs. Barringer
Ervin
Devereux
Harper Vs. McCombs
Perkins
Bristol Vs. Pearson
Simmons Liver Regulator
Unfortunate Difficulty On Wilmington Street
Yesterday morning Mr J T Ball asked Rev J P Barrett to sign a paper. Barrett refused, recalling an old church report recommending Ball's suspension. Ball struck Barrett with a cane, knocking him to the pavement. a nearby policeman blocked further approach. The case is to be heard before the Mayor at 11 this morning.
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J. T. Ball
J. P. Barrett
Wilmington Street
Barrett
Christian Church
Ball
Fast Mail railroad melodrama dazzles at Opera House
An audience is expected for Lincoln J. Carter's Fast Mail a railroad stage production noted for fast pace modern staging and dramatic effects. The show features patrol wagon whistles steamboat river scenes Niagara Falls water and a fourteen car freight train with engine and crew. The company is praised as highly skilled with a blend of comedy and drama.
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Opera House
Lincoln J. Carter
Fast Mail
Niagara Falls
Local Couple Weds in Keysville First Baptist Church
Mr Clement Carter of Julius Lewis & Co married Miss Irene Priddy yesterday in Keysville Virginia. The bride, known here as a Peace Institute student, will reside with the couple in rooms at Park Place on Blount street.
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Julius Lewis & Co
Irene Priddy
First Baptist
Keysville
Peace Institute
Park Place
Blount Street
The Right Ring of State Alliance Lecturers Meeting
Eight of nine district Alliance lecturers met President Butler and State Lecturer Bell in Raleigh to map out a unified work plan. The assembly organized county district and state bureaus to push an education campaign against monopolies and to keep Alliance actions free of party politics.
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Butler
Bell
Raleigh
State Alliance
Alliance
Wuerras
State Board of Agriculture Meets with World’s Fair Exhibit Hope
The North Carolina State Board of Agriculture held sessions yesterday and adjourned after approving Commissioner Robinson's yearly report and ongoing appropriations. Attendance was strong. They expect to arrange a notable display of North Carolina products at the World’s Fair and note that Curontele will participate, continuing a trend seen at recent expositions.
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State Board of Agriculture
Robinson
North Carolina
Marriage Yesterday at High Point
Yesterday morning at the Baptist church in High Point Reverend Edward H. Davis of Louisburg married Miss Mattie W daughter of A J Dodamead Esq in the North Carolina Conference with Reverend John R Brooks assisting The couple traveled to Raleigh for dinner at Mr Garland E Jones and then USP took the shoo fly train to Louisburg The Chronicle extends its warm congratulations.
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High Point
Baptist Church
Edward H. Davis
Louisburg
North Carolina
Mattie W
A. J. Dodamead
John R. Brooks
J.K. Faust
Raleigh
Garlande Jones
The
Chronicle
Has You Asthma Trial Cure Offer By Dr Schiffman
Special notices advertise a free trial package of Schirmann's Asthma Cure by Dr K Schiffman of St Paul Minnesota. The ad claims instant relief and cures where others fail and asks readers to mail address for the free trial. A separate notice promotes Boston chips by Merit at 20 cents per pound with Royster branding.
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St. Paul
Minn
Schirmann
Merit
Boston
Tax List Collection Notice From City Tax Collector
Notice to City Taxpayers states the 1891 city tax list is in collection and taxes unpaid by December 1 incur a 1 percent monthly penalty. C B Root, 29th City Tax Collector, will handle daily in his office 9 am to 5 pm. Also notes about gift candy and a Rocky Mount land sale details for December 8 with G S Sartin as contact.
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C. B. Root
Local and Special Agent Openings in North Carolina
A. E. Tate of the Provident Fund Society seeks live men to serve as local and special agents in North Carolina. Address at High Point. Rocky Mount area notes rapid growth and a December 3 sale by the Rocky Mount West End Land and Improvement Company offering bargains.
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North Carolina
the Provident Fund (Accident) Society
New York
High Point, N. C
Rocky Mount
West End Land and Improvement Company
Swindell's Offers Heavy Winter Undergarments
In Raleigh Swindell carries an unusually large stock of heavy winter underwear for men and women and advertises a 25 percent lower price than others. The retailer D. T. Swinve t is noted in the notice.
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Swindell
D. T. Swinve T
Swindell's Offers Heavy Seamless Half Hose at 15 Cents
We have five hundred dozen men's heavy fast black seamless half hose valued at 25 and 35 cents a pair, now sold at 15 cents. Also praised is Swindell's stock of ladies' and men's fine shoes, described as unmatched in size and quality.
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Swindell’s
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