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Newspaper

The State Chronicle

Location

Raleigh, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 15, 1892

Page

8

Weather and notices from The Chronicle of Raleigh

The January 15 1892 issue reports Raleigh weather with a 64 56 degree range and a forecast for clear chilly days ahead. It notes a Washington DC report of clear skies NW cold wave and lists notices including Help Wanted juror notice rent mortgage sale and other local ads.

the Chronicle Max Reinl Inek Raleigh Vicnity Washinetton North Carolina

Local Happenings in City and Surroundings

Masons left yesterday. Daniels of Goldsboro and Parker in city. Br iggs ill in bed. Smedes returns from Cuba. Court case on barn burning occupies session. Electric light plans advance. Cline resigns to teach in Newton. Y M C A officials in town. World's Fair NC building anticipated. New dynamo to arrive soon. Masons hold annual meetings. debate Wilmington session precedent. Oversee r Meares now in Linwood farm charge. Doll reception at Church of the Good Shepherd. Ayer to stay in Raleigh. Depot work hindered by weather. Tax settlements reported by sheriffs. Yarboro arrivals list. Peanut candy Italian hawker dies in Savannah. Local hog fattening on peanuts noted. Street railway power issues blamed. Lee to lecture on China for church debt relief. Father Francis and sister welcomed at Charlotte. Rich larder noted at rectory.

Kerfluffle over fire case highlights Wake court session

In Wake County court, Katie Penny, a Black woman, faced a burning of a barn owned by Anderson Ferguson in Oak Grove township on December 12. The jurors deliberated after strong defense by Argo, with Snow aiding the state. Other verdicts included fines and road sentences for multiple defendants on affray and larceny charges, plus a ride theft sentence and a fence damage case.

Katie Penny Anderson Ferguson Oak Grove Township Argo Snow Pou Alfonso Johnson C. M. Jones J. A. Nowell Ivey Dupree Dupree Williams Jacob Jones Henry Jones Will Harris James Goode Squire Hockaday

Y M C A pledges push toward two thousand dollar goal

The Y M C A board reports pledges totaling 1426 with a conditional 100 pledge. The canvass continues toward the 2000 target as Raleigh awaits a well conducted Y M C A. Gales travels to Winston and Charlotte to promote the drive. Prof Holmes notes delayed field work until May 1. North Carolina Criminal Code and Digest by Pemberton and Jerome printed by Edwards Broughton advances in state legal publishing.

Raleigh Gales Winston Charlotte Joseph A. Holmes Walnut Cove Roanoke River Holmes Chapel Hill Geological Board Daniel J. Pemberton T. J. Jerome Albemarle North Carolina Messrs. Edwards Broughton

Raleigh Cotton Mills Stockholders Hear Farewell Report

President J. J. Thomas delivers a thoughtful report to Raleigh Cotton Mills stockholders before his retirement. He lauds directors and the secretary treasurer J. S. Wynne for faithful service, likening the mill to a ship that will sail to success with proper crew. Receptions praise Thomas, who will retire as president.

J. J. Thomas Raleigh Cotton Mills J. S. Wynne Capt. Thomas

No Strike Here among Messengers and Hidden Union

An irregular strike among ex express messengers lacks union support as many workers do not belong to the secret organization formed about four months ago. Some west of town had earlier wage increases promised but restored to old pay after holidays, prompting the action. Local company likely to challenge the order and dismiss strikers when possible. Simmons Liver Regulator advertised as a remedy.

Here Express Company

Free pictures and patent remedy ad from Williams King

Messrs Williams and King advertise free pictures and a vest pocket cure for headache neuralgia and rheumatic pain sold by King and McGee. The ad cites safety quick relief at half the cost of liquids, priced at 10 cents for two doses, with a January 12 date.

Messrs Williams & King King & McGee

Notice to City Taxpayers for 1891 Tax List

Notice to city taxpayers that the 1891 tax list is in custody for collection. The tax collector will be in the office daily from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Taxes unpaid by December 1 incur a 1 percent penalty on the first day of each month thereafter. C. B. Roor City Pax Collector.

C. B. Roor

Local advertisements offer groceries and household goods

The notices promote Electropoise and agents for orders after 3 p.m. at 425 N Bloodworth Raleigh with various products including coffees teas fruits vegetables canned goods Jersey butter soaps and marshmallow confections plus a liver remedy called Simmon s Liver Regulator for biliousness and blues.

History of the Colored Race and Emancipation Day note

Governor Holt cites progress of the colored people in the South as evidence of friendly sentiment. The School History of the Negro Race from 1619 to 1891 outlines state statistics on wealth education religion and military service with biographical sketches and fifteen illustrations including Crispus Attacks and Toussaint L’Overture. Send $1.00 to E. A. Johnson, 116 W. South St., Raleigh, N. C. Jul 6.

Holt Crispus Toussaint L’overture E. A. Johnson W. South St Raleigh N. C

Pianos on Instalments Offered by Manly B Ramos Co

A Richmond Virginia ad promotes piano ownership via installments. Buyers pay 25 dollars down and 10 dollars monthly until title transfers, contrasting with costly investment schemes. The store, at 903 Main near Ninth, invites home visits. Also a separate note touts cough relief tablets.

Ninth and Main Streets Manly B. Ramos & Co Richmond

Have You Asthma Trial Offer From Dr Schiffman

Dr R Schiffman of St Paul Minnesota offers free mailed trial packages of Schahrmanns Asthma Cure to sufferers. The ad claims instant relief in worst cases and cures where others fail. Readers should send their address to the State Chronicle for a free trial.

R. Schiffman St. Paul Minn Scahrmann State Chronicle

Stock Must Be Sold at Low Prices

A sale of boys suits in sizes 6 to 12 with short pants priced from 2 to 4 dollars and larger boys suits 10 to 18 years at half price. Men’s suits 34 to 41 and extra pants offered cheap. Gents furnishing goods included. Warr at 305 Fayetteville Street opposite Post Office urges quick cash sale. Sim for health and happiness, the bovn of all mankind.

H. V. Warr Fayetteville Street Post Office

Overcoat Missing with Black Body and Red Lining

A caller reports a misplaced overcoat, black with a red sleeve lining, and asks readers to return it to the CHRONICLE office.

Chronicle Office

Notices to claimants of North Carolina Agricultural Society

Persons with claims against the North Carolina Agricultural Society must send their bills to E. C. Beddingfield in Raleigh by February 1 for audit by the Society's Finance Committee. Arrangements will be made to settle all just claims. By order of the Executive. R. H. Battle, E. C. Beddingfield, Lost.

North Carolina Agricultural Society E. C. Beddingfield Raleigh R. H. Battlf E. C Beddingfield

Also Mentioned on This Page

the State Chronicle Ira A. Oursler John W. Thompson R. D. Robinson Pub. Co Peele & Maynard, Attorneys F. A. Daniels Goldsboro Jac. D. Briggs D. Reid Parker The State Alliance Bennett Smedes Cuba Superior Court Ball Electric Lighting Company W. P. Cline Holly Grove Academy Lexington Newton Catawba County L. A. Coulter H. C. Deal Roanoke, Va Miss Pearce Col T. B. Keogh Colin M. Hawkins Gas and Electric Light Works Grand Lodge of Masons Order Wilmington Lexington Dispatch Fred Meares Gov. Holt Linwood Church of the Good Shepherd Mary Smedes Gypsey Weir S. J. Greenwood Wilkes James D. Smith Lenoir Yarboro W. J. White Warrenton Railway Company John N. Staples Greensboro John D. Whitford Newbern John Gray Bynum Morganton C. L. Pettigrew Plymouth Savannah Samuel Peronica C. R. Scott Williams Township Chatham County Tle George Yan Phou Lee China Yale Colege N. Nash Fifth Street M. E Father Francis St. Peter’s Catholic Church Kate Mayer Chronicle Wake Superior Court Gilead Simmons the Geological Survey Cale and Digest Simmons Liver Ator Kodak S. A. Tillinghat N. Bloodworth Street Del Esernarpt & Prscup Jersey Cloverdale Exenarot & Perscvp Esernarot & Prscvp Royster Simmons Liver Regulator History of the Rey Ely Order of the Golden Red Arch Ika A. Ours T. Sup. Sec Rex D. Robin GN Pub Jasteod North Carolin Ladvisa Catale Seedom Aler Morth Ave Brovs Pear Wanet
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