Weather and notices from The State Chronicle July 15 1892
Weather report from Raleigh area dated July 14 shows a max of 89 and min of 72 with a fair and warm forecast. The North Carolina forecast calls for fair weather with westerly winds. Local advertisements include Jas Dinwiddie Peace Institute and W H King Co Turnip Seed among others.
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Raveiou
Raleigh
Vicinity
Wasuixuron
North Carolina
Jas. Dinwiddie—Peace Institute
W. H. King & Co
Greensboro railroad hotel listed for sale or rent
News of the City reports the Greensboro railroad hotel is for sale or rent with a call to visit the New York Bargain Store this Saturday for special notices. It also notes various local items including cautions on baggage storage charges, railway commission actions, and community events across the city.
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Greensboro
New York
Phalanx Lodge
Rodwell
Warrenton
Railway Commission
Gov
Ifolt
North Carolina Railway
The
Baptist Tabernacle
J. J. Hall
Europe
Hall
Willie Harrison
Brookside Park
Harrison
Col. Faison
Maj
Tucker
Atlantic and North Carolinas
Charlotte
Wilmington
Carolina Central Railway
Winder
New Slope
St. Matthews Township
Raleigh
Sheriff Page
Lougee
Durham
N. C
James N. Howard
Christ’s Church
Opera House
Aberdeen
Moore County
Simmons
Democratic State Executive Committee
Florence
Democratic Central Committee Meets. vandalism at Raleigh depot
The Democratic Central Committee met with Chairman F M Simmons presiding and Elias Carr in attendance. Robert H Cowan of Pittsboro was elected secretary after B C Beckworth declined reelection. A Raleigh vandalism report noted damaged monuments at Oakwood cemetery and broken lambs ears on children's graves. The Raleigh Cleveland and Carr Club admitted 22 new members to reach 200 and planned weekly meetings. Blanche Blackwell married Prof J E Smith at Valley Home with a large reception and several attendants. The State Normal and Industrial School trustees discussed increasing capacity to 125 students and appointing Miss Sue May Kirkland as principal. A resolution praised Mr Beckwiths long service and outlined county executive committee procedures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wake Teachers’ Institute
County Teachers’ Institute
McIver
State Normal and Industrial School
Charles J. Parker
Centennial
W. J. Randall
Court House
Prof
MeIver
Chronicle
John ©. Scarborough
Democratic Central Committee
F. M. Simmons
Elias Carr
Robert H. Cowan
Pittsboro
Raleigh
Oakwood Cemetery
Raleigh Cleveland and Carr Club
Frank Stronach
Lambeth
G. E. Leach
Cleveland
Josephus Daniels
Far West
Northwest
Mr. Blackwell
Valley Home
Henderson
Blanche Blackwell
J. E. Smith
Mr. Hall
Oxford
Piedmont Springs
Messrs
W. C. Smith
Mr. Smith
Carrie Smith
B. F. Aycock
State Normal and Industriel School For Girls
Greensboro
P. J. Carraway
Winston
Sue May Kirkland
Kirkland
Hillsboro
Misses Nash & Kollock
Baumann
New York
Peace Institute
Tennessee
Carraway
St. Mary's
Yarborough House
Simmons
B. C. Beckwire
R. H. Cowan
R. J. Powell
Col. Means
Cowan
Col
B. C. Beckwith
Democratic Party
State
Democratic Executive Committee
Central Executive Committee
Democratic Party For
North Carolina
Personal notes and social updates from Raleigh area
Mrs F H Cheatham of Ridgeway visits Dr W J Hawkins. Rev I M Pittinger preached at peeve last sun ay. Will Wynne, noted baseball player, returned home. Mrs T B Moseley travels to Durham for Mrs W H J Blount’s funeral. Mrs W B Oliver visits Virginia for the summer. J A Harrell family from Henderson head to Morehead City for summer in a new cottage. A list of yesterday's arrivals includes Means, Rose, Wright, Henszey, Bryan, Taylor, Foard, Arrington, and Sherwood recovering from a serious illness in Atlanta. Special notices advertise closing-out sales, bargains on breakfast ham, slippers, typewriter, shoes, and stock renewals. Local businesses promote coal, wood, agency offers, and a curious money-making testimonial. Ferris smoked tongues, hams, beef, bacon and other meats advertised. Candies, carriages, fabrics, and ice from Kennebec highlighted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. B. Moseley
Durham
W. H. J. Blount
W. B. Oliver
Virginia
J. A. Harrell
Henderson
Morehead City
The
Yarboro
P. B. Means
Concord
George M. Rose
Fayetteville
R. H. Wright
S. A. Henszey
Egypt
Washington Bryan
Newbern
J. P. Taylor
R. A. Foard
Greensboro
P. Arrington
Warrenton
John M. Sherwood
Atlanta
Knights of Pythias
How I Make Money Plating With Lightning Plater
A narrator recalls learning plating with gold silver and nickel using the Lightning Plater in Illinois. After buying a plating machine from H F Delno Co Columbus Ohio they now do the work at home. Orders arrive via his brother and profits include 12.50 in one week and 9 in another with little effort.
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H. F. Denno & Co
Columbus
Ohio
Morrison
First Express
Illinois
H. F. Delno & Co
Markets by Telegraph cotton and Raleigh notes 1892
The York market shows firmer open with a 4 sixty fourth rise and Newark up briefly before easing. Futures close steady with July around 7 10 11 7 4 1. Raleigh reports North Carolina bonds and mills quotes. City of Raleigh 6s 1907 at 108 44 bid. NY money at 2 percent. stocks mixed with Reading, Burlington weak. Sugar Trust and Richmond issues advance. Produce prices steady. Norfolk peanuts, Chicago grains mixed with wheat firm on anti option bill hopes.
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New York
Messrs. Hubbard Price & Co
Liverpool
Newark
Raleigh
Inter-State Trust and Brokerage Company
North Carolina
R. & G. Railroad
R. & G. Railroa
S &R R RK
City of Raleigh
Raleigh Street Railway
N. C. Agricultural Society
Citizens’ National Bank
Commercial and Farmers Bank
National Bank of Ral Raleigh Savies Ban Raleigh Cotton Mills
Caraleigh Phosphate Mills
Caraleigh Cotton Mills
N. C. Car Company
North Carolina Wagon Company
Peace Institute
Keee Land and Improvement Co
Raleigh Gas Light Co
Oregon
Alabama
Louisiana
Tennessee
Virginia
South Carolina Browns
W_ U
Adams & US Wells
C& O
Den
Erie
LEE & W
L &N
N W
Pac M
Reading
Omaha
St Paul
St. Paul
N& C
MLS
PE & D
Man
O N
Burlington
Richmond
West Point
Sugar Trust
Baltimore
Baltimore & Ohio
Northern Central
Southwestern
City Mills
West Indies
Southern
Fultz
Chicago
Chicaco
Washington
Valuable Property For Sale After Court Order
Having obtained an order of court publicly notice is given by Mary A. Morehead deceased for any party wishing to bid on real estate. The undersigned will consider offers sufficient to justify placing the estate on the market after proper advertisement of the sale.
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Mary A. Morehead
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lhe State Chronicle
J. A. Hollomon
News OF the City
Ladies’ Aid Society of the Christian Church
J. L. Foster
West Jones Street
Agricultural Department
K. A
Kappa Alpha Fraternity
A. W. Cheatham
W. Huff
L. P. McGehee
W. T. Micks
H. A. Royster
F. Telfair
W. W. Vass, Jr
B. F. Williamson
D. D. Upchurch
Geo. Munter
Chambers Smith
Abbott
Smi
Ndustrial College
Central Committee
F. H. Cheatham
Ridgeway
W. J. Hawkins
I. McK. Pittinger
Peeve
Will Wynne
Mann & Co’s
N.C. Gar Co
A. T. Pace
Royster
Coal and Wood
Phil. H. Andrews
Fayetteville Street
T. L. Eberhardt
Joan Murray
Ferris
Julsif
Thos
Peseud
Fred A. Watson
Walters
Kennebec
Maine
U. S
Royal
Telegraph
Muscovado
Rio
Santos
Norfolk
Norfolk, Va
Charleston
S. C
Asheville
C. F. Ray
Assaia
South Main Street
N.C
John Y. MacRae
Ayer
Kaleizh
Ely
J. W. Mathewson
Pawtucket, R. 1
Kemp
Hood
Ayers
Queen City Silver & Nickel Plating Co
East St. Louis
Ill
D&wly
G. Peers
Galveston
Boston
Philadelpha
Savannah
N. Orleans
Mobile
Memphis
Stead
Augusta
Cincinnati
Louisville
Ste. St. Louis
the City
Para
St. Mary’s School, Raleigh, N. C
Bennett Smedes
A. M
Raleigh, N. C
IntersState ‘Trust & Brokerage Co
Febis
Varoy
DR. R. Caton
Mascoct
Philes
John C. Drewry
Sais
Jelatt
MNO. T. Ee
Llen Dmric
Business College Cours
J. A
M. H. Holt
OAK Ridce
Abe
University of North Caro
Air
Winston Chapel Hill
Louisburg
Louisburg. N
Inu
Acalyn Arts Sienoura
Ss. D. Bagley
College OF
Adress
Alexander Q. Hollaua
Edwards & Broughto
CP and Teareng
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