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Newspaper
The State Chronicle
Location
Raleigh, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1891
Page
2
The State Chronicle lists poststage free options with daily one year six dollars and six months three dollars, daily one month fifty cents, weekly one year one dollar twenty five cents, or weekly in clubs of five one dollar. Liberal commissions are allowed to club agents. Sample copies available free on application.
The Chronicle asks for prompt notices of late or missing deliveries and demands readers provide full names. It includes quotes urging loyalty to Georgia and Massachusetts and opposition to third-party efforts in the South, plus notices about authorship and credit for correspondence and a remark on Civil Service reform.
Senator Torrie of Indiana argues for a constitutional amendment to let the people vote directly for President and Vice President. He warns direct voting could empower a centralized federal government and erode states rights and the current electoral system.
The lottery issue divides Louisiana Democrats with bitter rivalry between pro and anti groups. Farmers Alliance and anti lottery league unite against the lottery and claim white majorities. Senators split and House members are evenly divided. Congressman Blanchard says four years of negro rule would beat twenty years of lottery rule.
Col G Luke of Camden county has been appointed to a $2000 position in the House of Representatives at Washington D C.
Obituary notes the death of Preston B. Pioums a U S Senator from Kansas attributing it to overwork. It praises his honesty industry and influence in Republican ranks and discusses succession prospects including Ingalls Lew Wallace and other congressional matters alongside Ben Hur sales notes.
An old health advertisement touts Simmons Liver Regulator as a universal cure for dyspepsia torpid liver and constipation. It claims the remedy renews vigor and happiness and warns buyers to verify the genuine red Z trademark on the wrapper and seal.
The memorandum shows assets totaling 35 821 587 98 and a surplus of 6 532 324 98 with reserves and liabilities listed. The company touts high dividends from a low death rate and small expenses and seeks active agents with lucrative commissions. apply to F P Hobgood, District Manager, Oxford North Carolina.
Public notice of a December 31 1891 sale at the Raleigh courthouse of real estate owned by Mary A. Smith estate Wake County including multiple Fayetteville East Hargett West Hargett South Wilmington South Salisbury Cabarrus Blount streets parcels and numerous farm tracts Rocky Branch Andergriff Hartsfield Neuse River Barton's Emory Robertetu Raleigh Wake Forest township. Terms of renting and sale conditions to be announced by administrator John T. Pullen.
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