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Newspaper
The State Chronicle
Location
Raleigh, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1892
Page
2
Directorships listed for solaruus Danes and H B Harpy with subscription rates for daily weekly and monthly plans. Notices urge prompt paper delivery on doors by six am and request reader complaints for late or missing issues. Quotations from Grady Tillman and Cleveland emphasize sectional loyalty and party reform debates. The Chronicle notes receipt of United Press reports and its special correspondents.
On February 18 1892 the Virginia Governor McKinner refused answering questions for newspapers drawing criticism from The New York World. In Congress a cotton ties and binding twine free list vote split along party lines with Republicans opposing and Democrats supporting, a test of farmers’ friends.
The self-styled dictator Mr McAllister reduces the Original Inner Circle of New York society from 400 to 150. He claims the list creates an “awful rumpus” as members compare ranks alphabetically and debate placement ahead of the Astors, with the Prince of Wales’ circle cited as the model.
The Mameliest Man in Raleigh and others are invited to obtain a free trial bottle of Kemp's Balsam for the Throat and Lungs from any druggist. The remedy, sold on its merit, guarantees relief and cure for chronic and acute coughs asthma bronchitis and consumption. Abbott's East India Corn Paint treats corns warts and bunions with large bottles available at 50 cents and 1.
M. D. Johnson of Harnett county urges the Democratic House to pass bills aiding farmers and free coinage. He warns a Third party may form if Congress delays action on economic measures including free silver, tariff relief, bank note circulation, and tax repeal for state banks. He favors alignment with Democrats if reforms come.
Hon. W. T. Crawrorn reports a favorable judiciary committee result on his bill to repeal Sec. 27 of the McKinley bill. The repealed section required farmers selling leaf tobacco to furnish sworn statements of sales, buyers, and shipment details under penalty. Simmons Liver Regulator touted for kidney pains.
The Washington Post notes a new etiquette trend in the White House seating with the President placed at the head of the table in an English style. The State Department left the rule optional, while Mrs Nosve preferred the head seat, and Secretary Nowe sat opposite with Mrs Harrison to his right. A later idea suggests placing the President on the table itself amid floral emblems. An unrelated testimonial praises Ely's Dream Balm for cold relief.
An advertisement touts Simmons Liver Regulator as a cure for headaches nervousness and digestive ills caused by liver and bowel dysfunction. It warns readers to verify the genuine product with the red Trade-Hark branding and J A Zettin signature.
Executor A J Thompson of the George W Thompson will gives creditors to present claims to his attorneys Battle and Mordecai Raleigh by February 5 1893. Sanford N C February 4 1892.
One fresh in milk with record of lb per day No1 Butter per day milks 103g months of the year One Heifer from same cow half Jersey due to calve April 24 One with four gallons per day milks year round One beef cow One stall Joel Curtis Method N C four miles west of Raeigh February 5 tf
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