Raleigh notices and meetings highlight civic life
The article lists a morning meeting of the railroad commission at the agricultural building, a Young Men's Christian Association reception tonight, and various local civic updates. It notes visits by Reuben D. Reid, a new charter for the U.S. Grant monument association, and reports on the Commercial and Industrial Association discussions, taxes, and public notices.
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Railroad Commission
Young Men's Christian Association
Reuben D. Reid
James Reid
Frank L. Reid
Raleigh
Yarboro
Wentworth
Indica
Chattanooga
Hult
General Assembly
William Royall
Richmond and
Danville
Bavanna
Seaboard Air-Line
Wake Forest
Washington Life Insurance Company
New York
H. D. Blake
C P Wharton
Senate
House of Representatives
Assembly
George N Walters
Walters
Millbrook
Dallas Morris
Goldeboro
Davis School
Winston
Morris
Corps of Cadets
Richmond Times
U.S Grant Monument Association
Old Folks’ Home
Ulysses Grant
Wilmington Street
Personal notices from Raleigh and surrounding towns
Latest U S Gov t report notes high leavening power. Local reads report 8 M Elk Banner Elk in Raleigh RN Hackett registered at Yarboro W F Green Louisburg in Raleigh Ex representative W W Long in city P M Wilson Winston visited A H McFadgan from Chapel Hill G B Alford from Holly Springs H L Green Wilkesboro visitor Manly McDowell Morganton Will Hunter Greg ory House Goldsboro visiting Hon R A Grier Mecklenburg ex member City Hon W R Lewellyn Surry Cleveland elector Major S W Wilson railroad commission returns Governor Holt appoints W W Baker to succeed T Battle solicitor in ninth district Rev M G Shields en route with wife from Carthage Albemarle Presbytery calls Rev Dr Eugene Daniel for First Presbyterian Goldsboro next Sunday week installation Jan 15.
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M. Elk
Banner Elk
Raleigh
RN. Hackett
Yarboro
W. F. Green
Louisburg
W. W. Long
P. M. Wilson
Winston
A. H. McFadgan
Chapel Hill
G. B. Alford
Holly Springs
H. L. Green
Wilkesboro
Manly McDowell
Morganton
Will Hunter
Gregory
Goldsboro
R. A Grier
Mecklenburg
City
J. E. Stagg
Greystone
W. R. Lewellyn
Surry
Cleveland
W. Wilson
Railroad Commission
Holt
W. W. Baker
Thomas Bettle
Baker
Wilkes County
M. McG. Shields
Raleigh specials and notices on goods and lodging
Special notices advertise tailor made garments, oysters, and rooms near the capitol with board options. A caucus is called for legislators to discuss Swindell selling out his Raleigh business. There is a special cloak sale, gentlemen furnishings, bank stockholder meeting, and lodging notices near the capitol. Listings promote Bulletins and law library sale, with details and contact hints.
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Wake County
Raleigh
D. T Swindell
D. T. Swindell
Grand Lodge NC Set for Raleigh January 1893 Meeting
The 106th annual communication of the Grand Lodge of Ancient Free and Accepted Masons of North Carolina will be held in Raleigh on Tuesday evening January 10 1893 at 7:30 p.m. Transportation rates and return ticket sales are outlined for multiple rail lines with varying sale dates through January 16 1893. Grand Secretary GQ Rosenthal urges officers delegates and members to procure tickets at their departure points.
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North Carolina
A.M. Baretten
N.C
Grand Lodge of Ancient Free and Accepted Magons
Raleigh
Richmond
Danville
Seabead Air Line
Atlantic Coast Line
Seaboard Air Line Road
Norfolk
Portsmouth
Suffolk
Franklin
Atlantic and North Carolina Railroad
Goldsboro
Cape Fear and Yadkin Valley Railway Company
Norfolk and Western Railroad Company
Durham
Denniston
Winston Salem
Walnut Cove
Cape Fear
Yadkin Valley
Norfolk and Western
Grand
Norfolk and Southern Railroad Company
Rosenthal
Markets by Telegraph Opened Steady on New York Cotton
Markets by telegraph show steady open with advances of 2 to 3 points, easing then rising to 4 to 5 points above yesterday. Light port receipts and a rise in Liverpool futures supported gains, offset by fears over the option bill. Port receipts today about 18,000 bales, last year 31,354 bales. New York spot Middling up 9 1/2 c, futures closed steady. listed prices for various ports and stocks show mixed activity across cities and exchanges.
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New York
Contricts
Liserpco
Oregon
Alabama
Luisiana
Consors
Tennessee O
Richmond and Alleghany
Norfolk and Western
Tennessee
Virginia
Virginia Consolidated
Branewick County
American
North Carolina
South Carolina Browns
Memphis
Charleston
Mobile
Ohio
Richmond
Vanvile
Tennessee Coal
Western Union
Adama Express
American Express
Ned State Express
Weils Parvo Express
Cleveland
Columbus
Cincinnati
Indianapolis
New York Cetral
New Jersey Central
Mifneis Central
Ohio Central
Michigan Central
Northern Pacific
Central Pacific
Union Pacific
Missouri Pacific
Texas Pacific
Manhattan
Alan
Terraante
Canada
Southern
Pacific
Chicago
Chesapeake and Ohio
Delaware
Hatson
Lackawanna
Louisville
Nashville
Northwestern
Ontario
Wesern
Misssipyi
Pacific Mail
Rock Island
Omah
St Paul
Chattanooga
St Louis
Burlington and Quincy
Peoria
Decatur
Evansvile
Manitoba
Baltimore and
Minnesota
Weas
Baltimore and Chicago Markets Report Mixed Farm Prices
Markets show mixed movements across commodities. Pork, lard, coffee, and sugar fluctuated while flour and wheat held firm in Baltimore and Chicago notices. spot rip and citrus figures varied with refined sugars and copper steady as futures edged.
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State Chronicle
Buldas
T. B Aldrich
Raneton
Wasuixoton
E Jordan
J. E Morgan
T. Johnson
C. A. Sherwood & Co
T. Swindell
Tucker & Co
Wc&a
Stronach
Mira
Katherine MacRae
Mra MacRae
James Mackrae
Fayetteville
John Y. MacKie
John Y MacRae
Jim
Alfn Thompson
Commercial and Industrial Association
Yeaterday
Metropolitan Hall
Mr. Thompson
Hal W. Ayer
Greensboro
R M_ Douglas
Sanford
J. W. Scott
D. E. McIver
J B Makepeace
F. B. Ricks
G. W. Hinshaw
H. E. Fries
C. D. Watson
E. B. Jones
J. B Vaughn
C. H Fogle
A B Garrett
Sylva
Gen
B. Hampon
Tarboro
Fred Phillips
Paul Jones
T. H. Gatlin
Waynesville
J. B Hyatt
J W Ferguson
Salisbury
Theodore F. Kluttz
Windsor
A. Avecce
K. R. Jones
Alex Miller
Rocky Mount
Geo
W. R Cox
Wilson
E. M. Pace
C. G. Latta
Wm. Boylan
Julius Lewis
W. C. Stronach
Eugene Harrell
J. J. Thomas
Jos. G. Brown
Geo. O. Heck
F. H. Griggs
John T. Pullen
Ayer
Morehead City
E.G Harrell
Harrell
Henderson
Col
W. H. Burgwyn
W. P. Simpson
James A. Gray
Judge Phillips
Thomas H. Battle
J. D
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H. W. Ayer
Bureau of Information and Immigration
H. C. Check
J B Ricks
G B. Alford
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Robert Patterson
Little River Township
Essex Smith
Charles Rhodes
William Bunn
William Vann
Lasker
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Bucklen
Jnhn
MacRae
Mra. L. P. Baker
Fayetteville Street
U.S
C. A. Suerwoop & Co
Callen A. E Jordan
Jordan's Dining Hall
Openeo
Capitol
E. Jordan
Jordan’s
W. A. &R . Tucker & Co
Dunlap
Banister
Raleigh Savings Bank
Jno T. Potter
W. H. King & Co
Newborne Avenue
N. W. Smith
Exchange Hotel
Co's
W. H. King
Frank Teller & Co
Philadelphia
Bulletin
W. F. Tomlinson
Kent
Martin Street
J. E. Pogue
Spence & Bro
Larca & Myatt
Oa K City
L. R. Wyatt
Ralieh
Aperwiggsy
I @islature
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Sam's L. Adams
Wright Building
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Newbern
Craven County
W.W. Clark
Jones & Powe 1
Raleigh, N.C
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Galveston
Renay Y
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Boston
Ules
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Sy Mobile
Augusta
Steacy
Liverpool
the City
Inter-State Trust and Brokerage Company
Peace Carolina
SERR
A.&n C Railroad
Leigh Street Railway
N.C. Agricultural Society
Citizens’ National Bank
Ee and Farmers Bank
National Bank of Raleigh
Raleigh Cotton Mills
Caraleigh Phosphate Mills
Caraleigh Cotton Mills
Car Company
Peace Institute
Raleigh Land and Improvement Co
Raleigh Gas Light Co
Treaury
Sa'es
Prime Mercantile
Sterifog Exchange
Yancey & Martin
Morgan Street
Harp’s
Manuoufacturers and ReEpataurs
Cois
Western
Bainimore
Jen
West Indies
Hay—Keaey
Snall
Virginia Fancy
Lara
Wilmington
S. C
Cavannah
OF the
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Teir Grand Fres Bood Exposition
Favetceviil
Wilmington Sr
T Grocery
Garret
Custom House
Havana
Czar
Key Wes
Maine
Gideon
Geo. V. Strong
Strong & Strong
W. Martin Street
The
Phoenix Stencil
B. Turner & CO No
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Norris
Spec
Norris’ Dry Goods
John W. Evans
Morgan and
Blount Streets
Muis
Tion
Maggie Reese
Fayetteville S
Groers Ars
California
Delworth
Farina
Ely
Catarrk
Hayfever
S. Clark
Tars
Tom
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Opeieer
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Gates Desk
J.B. Brown
Harry
Harry Basset
J Bo Keow
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