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Newspaper
The State Chronicle
Location
Raleigh, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1892
Page
2
The notice lists address 216 Fayetteville St in North Corona and credits editor Josephus Daniels with directors Josephul Daniels and H. B. Harpy. It details subscription terms postage free daily and weekly rates, club discounts, liberal commissions to agents, and sample copies on request.
In a 1892 Chronicle text readers are urged to report undelivered papers by postal mail with address details. Henry Grady calls for broad loyalty to Georgia and all states. Notices request real names for correspondence and credit, while Ben Tillman and Grover Cleveland are quoted on party reform and faithlessness. The piece notes rumors of a quarrel between Braive and Harrison and dismisses serious discord.
The Wake County Farmers Alliance publishes resolutions urging merchants and farmers to cut cotton acreage by fifteen percent and shift to bread staples. It argues mutual cooperation will ease debt, end class antagonism, and improve times for both groups as cotton prices fall and debt rises.
The piece argues against exemptions from jury duty as proposed by a New York bill granting bank officers and employees exemption. It contends that exemptions reduce available jurors and harm trial by jury, praising universal service and blaming reformers for seeking exemptions and urging all good citizens to serve.
A ten year census bulletin shows population rising from 15 257 893 to 18 819 714 in the South, with white gain 23 3 percent and colored 16 1 percent. Railway mileage, factory numbers, cotton mills, and mineral output all surge while debt falls and school revenues more than triple.
The article notes Mr. Washington Duke’s large gift to Trinity College in North Carolina creating a lasting monument to his philanthropy education for thousands of boys. It urges broad support with the motto All together to raise the $50 000 needed from Methodists and Trinity friends. It also covers political notes on direct vote proposals and territorial admissions, plus a medical ad for Simmons Liver Regulator.
Capt Alexander in Congress proposes that US built owned and crewed ships carrying agricultural cargoes to foreign ports may return with an equivalent value of foreign goods duty free. The plan allows partial non agricultural cargo to be traded profitably, pledging national reciprocity without sectional bias amid tariff contention. A Mecklenburg Times note calls it Fair Trade. An alliance member critic adds skepticism about third party sentiment and political motives.
In Mt Vernon New York Baptist pastor Rev F P Dodd conducts a so called combination Episcopal Baptist Dodd service provoking disapproval from his congregation. The report notes this religious dispute and local reaction.
A vintage health note urges young readers to mind daily routines to prevent illness and mentions Simmons Liver Regulator as a suggested remedy.
Hon. Josefh P. Bradley, Associate Justice of the U S Supreme Court, dies recalling the pivotal electoral commission vote he cast. Born in Berne New York March 14 1813 he farmed early then studied at Buttes College graduating 1836. He practiced law in Newark before his 1870 appointment by President Grant to the Supreme Court.
Bucklens Arnica Salve promises perfect satisfaction or money refunded for cuts bruises sores ulcers fever sores tetter chapped hands chilblains corns and skin eruptions. Price 25 cents per box. Sold at John Y. Mac Rae's store.
The notice asserts that the genuine Wake Up Examine engine is identified by a red Trade-Mark on the wrapper front and side, bearing the seal and signature of J. A. Zeilin & Co to distinguish it from frauds and imitators.
Bargain notice announces a thirty day sale on all items with emphasis on special discounts for customers. The brief promotes limited time pricing and urges shoppers to visit the store to take advantage of reduced rates.
All persons holding claims against the North Carolina Agricultural Society are asked to send their bills to E C Beddingfield Raleigh on or before February 1 for audit by the Finance Committee. An effort will be made to settle all just claims. By order of the Executive Committee R H Battle Pres t E C Beddingfield Sec y
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