Raleigh Savings Bank Statement and regional weather notes
July 28 1891 notice from Washington DC. Includes Raleigh Savings Bank statement. Also references Virginia and North Carolina forecast with warmer conditions except Willington. and South Carolina showers with variable winds. Mentions S v Bagley Louisburg Female College and Wasurleton DC dated July 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. R. Wyatt
Leeds, &c. Raleigh Savings Bank—Statement
S. v. Bagley
Louisburg Female Colege
Wasurleton
D. C
Virginia
North Carolina
Willington
South Carolina
Ingram Dies in Richmond and Raleigh Notes Rise
The Chronicle records Raleigh items including the death of Confederate veteran Joseph A. Ingram in Richmond and local updates from Montgomery County to Wake County. Notes mention a $7.10 donation to Soldiers' Home, university board meetings, World Fair preparations, and various visits by state figures, plus crop bulletins and a Europe-bound student.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph A. Ingram
First North Carolina Cavary
Richmond
Montgomery County
Geo. T. Winston
The
State University
Raleigh
Board of Trustees
Rates for Grand Lodge Meeting trip to Wilmington
The Richmond and Danville Railroad advertises round trip tickets to Wilmington North Carolina for the Grand Lodge meeting. Sale August 3 to 7, return August 8, 1891. Fares from Greensboro 7 55, Winston Salem Durham Henderson Raleigh Selma with proportional rates from intermediate points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Lodge of
G.U. C.C. F . Colored
Wilmington
N.C
Richmond & Danville R. R
N. C
Greensboro
Winston Salem
Durham
Henderson
Raleigh
Selma
Old Soldiers Welcome at Great Southern Exposition
Secretary John T. Patrick invites North Carolina Soldiers Home residents to free entry at the Southern Inter-States Exposition. A list of eligible veterans will prompt ticket issuance. Also notes a mammoth Richmond excursion on August 12–14 by the Odd Fellows with special cars for white and colored members. round trip $2.50. For teaching music positions, respond to State Chronicle care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Willie Hl. Jones
T. M. Jones
Greensboro
Berlin
Germany
Eudora D. Jones
the Chronicle
W. C. Stronach
John T. Patrick
Jno. T. Patrick
Curomicle
Southland
Richmond
Hope
All Lodge
Grand United Order of Odd Fellows
Odd Fellows
Morris Watts
Warren A. Alston
Racket Store Moves to Fay etteville St Quarters
Special notices announce the Racket Store will relocate from Adams building to 206 Fayetteville Street during August. To clear stock prior to moving, the store offers many lines at prime wholesale or less than cost and the entire Norris stock below New York wholesale. D. T. Swinvext invites all to inspect goods and prices.
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Adams
Fayetteville St
Norris
New York
D. T. Swinvext
P. P. P. Promises Health Through Home Woods Roots
The article touts P. P. P. as a potent blend of Prickly Ash Poke Root and Potassium. It claims cures for diseases that other medicines fail to fix, noting rapid health restoration from this herbal combination.
P. P. P. World’s Best Spring Medicine Claim
An advertisement proclaims P. P. P. Prickly Ash Poke Root and Potassium as a cure for syphilis scrofula blood poison rheumatism and as a tonic for women in delicate health Indigestion and dyspepsia are also stated to be helped by P. P. P. The copy emphasizes a worldwide reputation as the best spring medicine.
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P.P. P
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the State Chronicle
the Chronicle’s Weather Report
Elizabeth City
S. M. Gregory
Morganton
Deaf and Dumb
West
Virginia Midland Road
Washington
John Robinson
Ictor Geo. Terrell
Oxford
State Vs
Durham Fertilizer Company
Agricultural Department
Yarboro
Central Baptist Association
First Baptist Church
Wake X Roads Church
Wake Forest
Raleigh Savings Bank
John W. Grahan
Hillsboro
Janet Badger
Morehead City
Miss Grizzie Bagley
Louisburg
Armistead Jones
Fayetteville
Jno. S. Watkins
Eastern
Carolina
Anderson Betts
Cary
City
Henry Weill
Yarboro House
J. M. Medley
Manchester, Va
E. E. Britton
Wilson
Chronicle
Daisy Harvard
Patrick W. McGowan, Esq
Ed. B. Barbee
Chase City
Benjamin F. Park
Johnnie
Col
Thos. B. Keogh
Duncan Syme
Worth
Farmers’ Alliance
Guilford College
Peatersey
Wrightsville
Leila Cobb
Goldsboro
Dr. Cobb
Insane Asylum
Thos. Burns
Alice Harrison
Sixie Wilson
Holly Springs
L. L. Polk
National Farmers’ Alliance
Clemson Agricultural College
S. C
Julian S. Carr
CaronicLte
M. A. Parker
Southampton
England
Bremen
British Isles
F. A. Bishop
Main Street Methodist Church
Raleigh Painter’s Union
Morgan and
Blount Street
Capital Cycle Club
Fred Woollcott
Louis Mahler
Cecil G. Stone
W. A. Linehan
J. A. Spence
Chas
Patrick
Care State Chronicle
ROYAL
Ralngy
wAva
Barks
John T Pullen
W. T. WoMpry
Rosesthal
Julius Lewis
W. C
the Times
Epwards
Raleigh, N. C
Liebig
Burnham
W. GC
A.B. Stronach
Grocers
Shafer
Martinque
Mott
Schweppe
Somerset
Sale
City OF
Martin Street
Nash Square
Martin and
McDowell Streets
A. W. Haywood
B. Williams
An— Institute
Young Li
Adough
Anders
A. Bar
Bezias & 3Rd
James Dinw
Univ. of Va
S. B
Carter
Hhouse
Wake
Norris & A
W. G. Ufc M. T. Norrs
Nor
Conti A
Mateo
E. E. Holton
Mr. C.D. Es Sec’y N. C
Iron Co. Borg
Roanoke
Danville
J.T. Averett i
C. Dunfor
Everal AG
Tory East of
Kale
W.H. Dail
Seer
Snow Hill, N. C
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