Incidents and Movements Across Cherokee to Currituck
A Gates county youth was arrested in Norfolk on counterfeit money charges. Goldsboro truckers plant peas and potatoes in good weather. Mary Marshall, once charged with arson against John B. Bethune, remains jailed in Charlotte. Rivers near Goldsboro fall. travel hampered by flooding. Asheville boot dealers H E and C Fulenwider assign liabilities of about 12 000 dollars. Walter Robertson of Buncombe dies in his sleep as his wife prepares breakfast. A Goldsboro resident owns a 130 year old dinner table linked to great grandmother’s wedding. A Grantham township child reportedly has six grandmothers, forty uncles and twenty five cousins all alive and well. Vance Collegiate Institute at Seven Springs reportedly closed with pupils returning home. Public roads are emphasized as essential to NC railroads. Tom and Whit Howe, Negroes, arrested in Portsmouth for breaking into Meyers' farm and robbing cash and valuables. jailed in Virginia. Winston Sentinel notes a freight train wreck near Rural Hall to Ger manton causing damage and minor injuries. Waynesville depot fire destroys contents and carload. incendiary suspected. Durham Sun reports Mrs J D Cozart robbed in Rutgers College elevated car of a purse containing a diamond ring and checks.
Blood Purity and Purifier Claims in 18 Pounds of Blood
The piece asserts that maintaining blood purity is vital for adults and endorses Hood's Sarsaparilla as the best blood purifier. It presents the product as proven to purify blood and emphasizes maximum purity.
P. P. P. hailed as blood purifier in medical ads
A physician in New York endorses P. P. P. for its health benefits and claims his patients improved after use. A Savannah railway superintendent credits it with curing rheumatic and systemic illness after doctors failed. The ad touts P. P. P. as a universal remedy for syphilis scrofula skin diseases catarrh old sores and many pains, urging its use.
Pocahontas Lump and Anthracite Coal For Sale
Coal dealers offer Pocahontas Lump Pocahontas Run of Mine steam Gayton Red Ash Fog and Nut Mingo Mountain Splint free burning anthracite egg stove and Nut sites. Sold cheap for cash from barrels to carloads direct from mines and available to any depot in the city on short notice.
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Pocahontas
Gayton
Mingo Mountain
Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Company advertisement
The Northwestern Life Insurance Co reports assets including loans on bonds and mortgages, United States and state bonds, accrued interest, cash on hand, and deferred premiums. It notes large dividends to policyholders due to high interest, low death rate, and low expenses, offering liberal commissions and seeking active agents, apply to P Burgod, Grford District Manager. Use 226 of
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United States
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P. Burgod
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Rail and Airline Schedules From Raleigh Area in 1891
Historic timetable fragment lists trains and connections among Raleigh area towns including Louisburg Franklinton and Carthage, with multiple routes to West Point Richmond Oxford Henderson Durham and Washington via Keysville Danville Salisbury and Atlanta. Services mention freight and mixed trains with notable times and managers.
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West Point
Richmond
Eterneond
Raleigh
Keysville
Oxford
Henderson
Durham
Rhmond
Key
Ney
Washinor
Southwestern Vestibule Limited
Washington
Atlanta
Washingon
Danville
M. Greensboro
Salisbury
Charlotte
Greensboro
Lynchburg
Pullman
Leener
New York
New Orleans
Memphis
Birmingham
Goldsboro
Baltimore
Augusta
Asheville
Knoxville
N. C
H. Green
F . Atlanta, Ga
Jas. L. Taylor
Gen
Ag’t
Atlanta, Ga
Sol. Haas
Daily ex Daly ex Sunday schedule rundown
Local timetables show daily and Sunday departures with routes from Ly Wilmington to Fayetteville and Greensboro. Notable hops include Sanford 425 pm, Greensboro 655 pm, Walnut Cove 715 pm, Mt. Airy 900 pm, Bennettsville and Maxton connections, Ramseur and Madison links.
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Daly
Wilmington
Faye’eville
Sanford
Greensboro
Walnut Cove
Mt. Airy
Bennettsville
Maxton
Fayetteville
Rameseur
Ben
Ttaville Ly
Madison
Rameeur
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North Carolina
Currituck
Gates County
Norfolk
Mary Marshall
Mr. John B. Bethune
Argus
H. E. and
C. Fulenwider
Walter Robertson
Buncombe County
Grantham’ Township
Skinner
Vance Collegiate Institute
Seven Springs
Tom and
Whit Howe
Meyers
Bertie
Portsmouth
Winston Sentinel
Western North Carolina Railroad
Waynesville
Durham Sun
Scientific American Agency For
Munn & CO
Broadway
America
M & CO
Blishers
T. A. Slocum
Tibet
Phyans
PP. P
Savannah
South
COAL
Raleigh, N. C
Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Co
SIS AG
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Rutherford College
Arasa
R. L. Abernethy
Ynchburg & Durham Rrb
Mailand Express
Denniston Junction
Atlantic
Chesapeake and Ohio
Norfolk and Western
W.N. Mitchell
Yuchburg
Lippman Bros
NEW Building Company
Briggs Building &Mp's Co
R’ Leigh and Gaston Railroad
Louisburg Railroad
Louisburg
Franklinton
Lomeburg
Ogm
John A. Winder
Qep’i
Ue T. Myer
Rmipa Uveniniend
Firleigh and
Piytsborg Road
Pittsboro
Moncare
Loeve
Carthage
Cameron
W. C. Petty
Atlant Coam
Warsaw
Seodge
Greenville
Steedville
Wedne
Arciwag So
Greenvill
Greenville+ Neck
Gully
New York St
Jacksonville
Patac
Trsonville
York and Fier
St Sueasuby
Jeston
Savannis
Florida
Ida
Coast Line
John
J. R. Kenly
TM. Agnatos i
Nopice
A. C. Beddivel
Mary
B.C. Beppine
Mas Dally Ox
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Kittrel
Warren Pia
Macou
Ar Weldon
Pass
San
Dery
Weldon
Macon
Petsn
Warren Plaine
Ahenderaon
Kittrell
Wake Forest
Mill Brook
Raleigh Seewee
Llan
Freight & & Mail
Wave Uary
Merry Oaksite
Moncure
Law Cameron
Pines
Aberdeen
Ghie
Gibson
Gong Nata
Peer
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Moneur
Mery UN
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Saleigh
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Danville Rail
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Kaleiza
Winston-Salem
Statesville
Spartanburga
Columbia
Atususta
Auasta
Salish
Derham
Burkevile
Wilmingt
Ted
Wits
Cafe Fear
LEY Railway Company
Bunda
W. E Kyle
Pry
Gar
Joann Kendrick Bangs
Charles Howard Johnson
Sooksellers
DeWitt Publishing House
Rose Street
N. Y
A. G. Bauer
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Steinmetz, Florist
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