Incidents and Industries from Cherokee to Currituck
Summary of diverse North Carolina news items. J B Sheets of Salisbury assigns assets and debts. A new Odd Fellows lodge opens in Wilmington with 17 members. Charles Stevens, charged with murder, is discharged after self defense evidence. Newton yields Sheriff S L Yount’s financial troubles due to unpaid taxes and debt. A threatening anonymous note targets Rev James Wilson of Statesville Advocate over liquor coverage. Rufus P Reavis, a farmer near Henderson, is found severely bruised and near death. foul play suspected. Atlantic Coast Line begins relaying rails Fayetteville Wilson and Richmond with new stations Hope Mills Gibbs Tolar's Blue Carolina Central Junction Pate's ready. A northern benefactress funds a Winston Institute for colored youth, contingent on land donation and building funds. Greensboro residents vote to comply with terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic Coast Line Railway Company
Fayetteville
Wilson
Richmond
Florence
Hope Mills
Gillis
Tolar’s
Blue
Carolina Central Junction
Pate’s
Observer
Winston
North Carolina
Greensboro
Dr King’s New Discovery for Coughs and Colds Ad
An advertisement touts Dr King’s New Discovery for consumption coughs and colds with a money back guarantee. Sample bottles are offered free at John Y MacRae’s drug store with large sizes priced at 50 cents and one dollar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
la Grippe
John Y. MacRae
P. P. P. Promoted by Physicians for Cures
A New York physician and hospital director cites P. P. P. as effective in many cases and urges its use. A Savannah railway supervisor crippled by rheumatism and malaria recovered after a course of P. P. P. Physicians in the South endorse its cures for syphilis skin diseases and blood poisoning. Catarrh and old sores are said to improve as blood is purified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Slocum
M. C
Pearl Si
N. Y
New York
Savronah
South
P. P
Great Moving Sale of Plants CAPE FEAR and YADKIN Railway
Condensed railroad schedule dated February 23 1592 lists northbound and southbound routes. It shows multiple daily departures from Wilmington to Fayetteville Sanford Greensboro Walnut Cove and Maxton with arrival times and reverse trips to Madison Ramsenur and Greensboro.
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Cape Fear & Yadhin Vas
LEY Railway Company
North Bound
Wilmington
Faye’eville
Sanford
Bennettaville
Maxton
Fayetteville
Ramgour
Greensboro
Madigan
Mt. Airy
Walnut Cove
Madison
Ramsenur
Through rail schedule links West Point Richmond and Raleigh
Daily departures from West Point to Richmond leave 7.50 am and 8.40 am except Sunday and Monday, arriving 9.10 and 10.04 am. Return trains depart Richmond 3.10 pm and 4.40 pm, arriving West Point 5.00 and 6.00 pm. Route via Keysville toward Raleigh includes stops at Oxford Henderson Durham and Raleigh with multiple through connections and Pullman sleeper services on several routes between New York and Atlanta and in the southeast corridor. Through trains connect at Durham and Richmond with lines to Raleigh Danville and Baltimore.
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West Point
Richmond
Raleigh
Keysville
Eysville
Oxford
Henderson
Durham
Washington and Southwestern Vestipule Limited
Washington
Atlanta
Danville
Greensboro
Salisbury
Charlotte
Aynesburg
Pullman Sleever
New York
New Orleans
Memphis
Birmingham
Goldsboro
Rsleigh
Baltimore
Pullman Buffett
Augusta
Asheville
Knoxville
Tenn
Pullman
Burkley
W. A. Turk
N. C
H. Green
Atlanta, Ga
Jas. L. Taylor
Ag’t
Sol. Haas
Y.nchburg & Durham
e.O.d
Denniston Junction
Atlantic
Lynchburg
Chesapeake and Ohio
Norfolk and Western
R. C. Stanard
Lyne
Jachmond
Southporn
Burkeville
Winston-Salera
Ar Salisba
Claresville
Sheville
Hot Springs
Spartanburg
Greenville
Columbia
Aim
Cain
Archartotte
Aralisbur Sian
Unav
Hob Springs
Fiaaine
Batty
Fast Hall
Tarboro
Wilson
Selma
Fayetteville
Warsaw
Magnotia
Wilmington
Magnolia
Lillam
Bayetteville
Liv
Nee. c Cae Ee
Wilcon
Uae
Pt Sundsy No
Weldon
Scotland Neck
Halifax
Kinston
Halifas
Arboro
Albemarle & Raleigh R. R
Midland
Brand Teaves
Nashville
Hocky Mount
Spring Hope
Rocky Mount
Excen
Clinton
Sanday
Wilson and
Hayetteville
Norebound
Wilsonfieldsboro
Atlantic Coast Line Timetable and Through Trains
Trains and schedules listed for the Atlantic Coast Line and connecting branches from Weldon to Wilmington, via Magnolia Warsaw Goldsboro Selma and more. North and southbound through services, branch connections, and special through trains to New York Florida and Cuba with notes on departure times and service dates. Officials named include John F. Divine and J R Kenly.
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Atlantic Coast
New York
Florida
Jacksonville
Boston
N. Y
Tampa
Port Tampa
Cuba
Savannah
St Augustine
Fla
Wilmington
Charleston
Richmond
John F. Divine
J. R. Kenly
T. M. Emerson
Notice to creditors of North Carolina Agricultural Society
All persons holding claims against the North Carolina Agricultural Society must send bills to FR C Beddingfield Raleigh by February 1 for audit by the Finance Committee. Arrangements will be made to settle all just claims. By order of the Executive Committee R H Beddingfield President E C Beddingfield Secretary jal 3 lw
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North Carolina Agricultural Society
FR. C. Beddingfield
Raleidh
R. H. BA
T. E. C. Beddingfield
Also Mentioned on This Page
Currituck
J. B. Sheets
Lodge of
Odd Fellows
Bruton
Charles Stevens
Bryant
Stevens
Montezuma Weekly
Newton
S. L. Yount
Rufus P. Reavis
Wift
W. F. Stearns
Alexander City
Ala
Swift Specific CO
Scientific American Agency For
Munn & CO
Broadway
America
M & CO
Ilishers
Lingman Bros
D&w
Caton's
North Carolia
Womack’s Digest
Clark
Realey
Raleigh, N.C
Gates Desk Co
Greenville, D. C
HOTEL
W. O H. Billings
Robert C. Burton, Jr
Raleigh, N. C
Northampton
Wake
Fisher Building
Fayetteville Street
Sunnyside
James M. Lamb
Cvastling
Wilmungtion & Welds
R. K.ane
Jon
Senesetes
Vaes Ra
Pittsboro
Pitts
Carthage
Marthes
Atlantic & Earth
Carolina
FREI
Carora
Morehead
Geldsboro
Ly Raiizi
Cary Merry Oakes
Moncare Sanford Cameron South
Aberdee
Ghio
Gibson
Aberdeen
Pines
Cemeron
Nanford
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