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Newspaper
The State Chronicle
Location
Raleigh, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 25, 1891
Page
4
A copyright litigation reveals allegations against Librarian Spofford for altering dates on records to influence the case. Congress may demand investigation as Spofford, serving twenty five years, oversees about 700000 bound volumes and 200000 pamphlets. A new Congressional Library building is under construction.
Dr. R. Schifman of St. Paul Minnesota mails a trial package of Senior Many's Astusa Ceri to sufferers. He advertises by giving it away and claims it provides instant relief in worst cases and cures where others fail. Also touts Simmons Liver Regulator to avoid despondency caused by diseased liver.
The Grand Ledge Accepte cites secured rail rates across multiple lines for delegates and visitors. Tickets go on sale January 8 to 12 at railroad stations, with return options on several lines including Atlantic Coast Line and Norfolk & Southern. Delegates from Plymouth travel at half fare. caution urged in ticket purchases per the Grand Secretary.
Martha L. Horton is appointed administrator of H. H. Herring deceased. Creditors must pay promptly and all claims must be presented to Horton or her attorney F Montague in Raleigh North Carolina by December 7, 1892.
On the last day of December at 12 o'clock in Raleigh the estate of Mary A Smith will be sold at public auction. Real estate includes numerous parcels in Wake County across Fayetteville Street Hargett Street Wilmington Street Salisbury Street and surrounding townships with multiple tracts in Bat River Bartons Neuse Creek and surrounding areas. Terms of renting and any alterations are to be announced sale day. John T Pullen administrator of the estate of Mary A Smith deceased.
Bank invites patrons friends and the public to inspect the safety deposit box area and one of the finest safes seen in North Carolina at Cashier Commercial and Farmers Bank in Raleigh.
An old storefront notice from Miller and Linesa in the Henry Building near the post office invites readers to mail for a catalog and a calendar. The ad promises a response with age and birth details requested and emphasizes the coat discount.
The note touts Wilkesbare free burning wit Schuylkill Shamokin Worberry and Kanawha Wes Virg Tennessee Splint New Lo Pocahontas as the best soft coal for grates and firesides.
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