Weather and notices from The State Chronicle July 24 1892
July 28 forecast for Raleigh area calls for warm, pair days with rain on Saturday and cooler following. North Carolina forecast indicates generally fair conditions with southerly to westerly winds and cooler in the northwest by Saturday. Personal items note Miss Annie Harvard visiting Washington City and Dr. Thomas Hume traveling to Glens Falls NY to attend a National School for teachers. Obituary reports Mrs Maud L Norwood died aged 28, typhoid fever, to be buried in family grounds. Political notices include Stevenson to visit North Carolina with five speeches and Raleigh chosen as a stop. Raleigh Municipal and Durham area primaries announced with locations and times for July 30 and August 2. Local churches express thanks for hospitality to the North Carolina Methodist ministers conference. Advertising medical salve Bucklen’s Arnica for sale at 25 cents by J Y MacRae.
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Raleigh
Regie
Washmeron
North Carolina
Annie Harvard
Washington City
H. H. Powell
Aberdeen
City
Thomas Hume
North Carolna
Glens Falls
N. Y
National School For
The
Yarboro
John D. Share
Rockingham
J A. Taylor
Oxford
M. Bill
J.B. Smith
Fayetteville
B. Cameron
Stagville
J. E. Smith
Bride
O. A. Smith
Mt. Olive
Norw
North Carolina Methodist Local Ministers’ Conference
Huff
Brookside Park
Central Methodist Church
New York
West Indies
Adiga
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Night open store for repairs and druggist on duty at all hours
Special notices announce after hours operations at the store with a druggist on call, preemptions given careful attention, and W H Tucker Co promoting summer garments and neon prices. Owing to hard times a Raleigh marble works offers monuments and headstones at reduced prices through September 1. Also advertised are Negligee Shirts in new styles, white sugar at 5c a pound, celery plants for sale, ice tea and various flour and remedy mentions, plus a Remington typewriter for sale and baby carriages at cost.
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W. H., King & Co
Williams & Haywood
W. How
Tucker & Co
Otter
Raleigh Marble Works
Goopwis & Ranspenc
Pears and politics mix in city news and heat
The city reports rising watermelon sales while primary politics heat up. Executorship of the late Mrs. P. K. Trawick is settled for H. C. Olive. A July heat wave prompts early quitting hours and a two hour noon break. Congress candidates, road paving, and camp preparations fill the bustle as local officials engage in figures, travel, and upcoming events.
Democratic Club Sees Growth and Plans Major Events
The group reports rising interest and 77 membership applicants led by Thomas M. Argo while inviting Maj Moses A. Bledsoe to address the club. A planned August 20 gathering with Hon. A. E. Stevenson is discussed, plus a push for town‑ship clubs and organized literature. The meeting covers badges, notices, and broader Democratic organization efforts across Wake County.
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T. M. Argo
Frank Stronach
J. C. Birdkong
Walter Parrish
A D. Jones
Moses A. Bledsoe
George C. Heck
First Ward
Thomas M. Argo
Heck
Argo
Birdsong
John Thompson
A. E. Steveson
Stevenson
North Carolina
Wilmington
Fayetteville
Raleigh
Charlotte
Statesville
Asheville
F. M. Simmons
R. H Cowan
A. D. Jones
F. W. Habel
Habel
B. C. Beckwith
Isabel
G. E. Leach
A. J. Jones
Cotton Market Reaction Mixed in Washington and Liverpool
Cotton trading showed irregular moves with New York prices unsettled as buyers in Liverpool lifted 14 000 bales amid advancing quotes, while Washington discussed Hatch and Senate actions. Spot values firmed with Middling Upland around 7 3 4 cents and total futures volumes near 6 1 K buys. Ports reported receipts about 700 bales and a 12,000 bale Liverpool sale, as markets swung on legislative chatter and exporter demand.
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New York
Messrs. Hubbard Price & Co
Manchester
Liverpool
Senato
Washington
Galveston
Norfolk
Baltimore
Jom
Boston
Wilmington
Philadelph
Savanna
N. Orleans
Mobile
Memphis
Augusta
Charleston
Cincinnati
Louisville
St. Louis
Electric Bitters and Patent Remedies Advertisements
A collection of old remedy advertisements touts Electric Bitters as a universal cure, Kemp’s Balsam with a positive guarantee, P P P blood purifier, Ely’s Cream Balm for catarrh and coughs, Hood’s Sarsaparilla for vitality, Ayer’s Hair Vigor, and Joe Abbott’s Corn Paint. Claims cover liver and kidney cures, malaria, digestive issues, rheumatism, throat and lung relief, and hair and foot care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Y. McRae
Ayer
Joe Abbott
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Haleis
Democratic Executive Committee
Adlai E. Stevenson
Simmons
Kale Township
Court House
Fourth Ward
Register of Deeds
Fifth Ward
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West
Entison
Bucklen
John Y. MacRae
Eee
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Tucker & Co. Ee
C. O. Ball & Co
J. R. Ferrall & Co
Thomas Pesend
Thomas Peseud
Ely
Milton T) Palm
Acting
Ood
Fred A. Watson
News OF the City
H. C. Olive
P. K. Trawick
Rwanger Bros
Ashley Wilder
Mark's Creek Township
Louisburg
W20
AJ Stronach
Charles Farmer
Farmer
Granville County
Rufus Amis
Congress
John B. Eaves
Hernd
Republican State Executive Committee
Pasquotank Rifles
William IL. Shelton
Grant Tweed
Madison County
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Gov. Holt
Henry Bripss
Ibriges
Mexico
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George T. Stronach
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Ilexky Ko Lrrengorp
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Ilood
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R. A Shivers
Cor. Morgan
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W. H Palmer
N. B Broughton
A. Goodwin
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J. M Brough
Deniels
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M. Holding
Chas McKnamnon
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M.honese
J H Baker
Farboro
Mary A. Morehead
JU. T. Pullen Aamr
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Aleigh
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Paseoner & Mail
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Binff
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Manly
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Sanford Colonagoo
Moncure Morre Inks
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