Raleigh Chronicle Highlights Local News And Events
Raleigh Chronicle coverage from June 7, 1893 notes weather outlooks for North Carolina, a busy notices section with baseball plans, church and club events, and a major property sale. Reports include a fatality near Bonne Han, a charity benefit in Selma, a large Raleigh to Asheville excursion, and a detailed Wake county tax and board of education actions.
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New Berne
L’allegro
Baptist Church
Ella
Barefoot
Oriental Industries Stock, Fruit and Agricultural Fair Association
Chronicle
Raleigh Stationery Company
Separk
The
Goldsboro Argus
Strong
Raleigh
Asheville
James A. Saunders
Dawson and
Davie Streets
Union Depot
Durham Sun
Henderson
Bonnehan
Selma
Peace Institute
van Wagner
Wiesmer
Brown
Wake County Board of Education Re-elects Members
The Wake County Board of Education re elected yesterday its members W C Brewer C N Allen and J E Ballentine and elected a list of school committeemen whose term runs two years from the first Monday in July. A fall list will be printed tomorrow as it was not received in time for today.
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Board of Justices of the Peace
Megistrnies
Wake County
Register of Deeds
R. G. Dunn, Esq
Raleigh
Millard Mill
W. C. Stronach
Board of County Commissioners
County of
Wake
Board of Commissioners
W. E. Ashley
Justice of the Peace
W. C. Brewer
C. N. Allen
J. E. Ballentine
County Board of Education
Federal Court
G. B. Alford
Foreman
G. H. Mooneyham
W. Lee Powell
E. P. Sanders
L. S.,ellison
George Keen
T. C. Williams
W. W. Long
C. R. Harris
Charles A. Lepark
J. H. Smith
G. T. Simpson
W. H. Puryear
James Moore
Iu B. Yancey
John
U.S
Haywood Johnson
George Wood
Harnett County
United States
Austin Jernigan
Cumberland County
Oscar Sanders
Sci Fa
S. M. Jones
Nat Myatt
Job Taylor
William Edwards
Civil and Equity
Elijah Moore
Fayetteville
Board of Faucarion
Board of Education
Trinity College
Dranan
N.C
Court House
Hesperian
Columbian
J. S. Maytubby
Indian Territory
R. J. Tutlie
Stokes’ Hall
Emmet K. McLarty
W. 5. Scarborouh
K. P. Carpenter
Gilbert P. Rowe
J. H Fitzgerald
T. A. Smoot
James L. Best
John W. McMinn
J. H. Lepark
Smoot
McLarty
Ely's Cream Balm Remedy for Nasal Discomfort Debuts
Proprietors describe Ely's Cream Balm as a remedy for catarrh and hay fever not a cure all. It treats colds in the head, is not a liquid or snuff, easily applied into the nostrils and offers relief at once. Price 50 cents.
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Dr. Sage
Ely
Botanic Blood Balm Cures Lung Abscess and Asthma
J. W. Yates of Tullahoma Tennessee reports relief from a two year lung abscess and asthma after using Botanic Blood Balm. He notes that other remedies offered no benefit before the Balm cured him.
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J. W. Yates
Tullahoma, Tenn
Jackson Springs Hotel Opens with Healthful Springs Appeal
The Jackson Springs Hotel is now open. Proprietors S. W. Thompson M D promise guest satisfaction and a hack will transport visitors from West End station with each arriving train. Also ads seek agents for patent Chemical Ink Erasing Pencil offering high profits and territorial roles.
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S. W. Thompson
M. D
West End
Monroe Eraser Manufacturing Co
Ce Crosse
Mortgage Sale of Wakefield Lot No 11 in Wake County
By deed of mortgage from T L Honeycutt and wife to A L Horton the undersigned will sell on July 5 1993 at noon at Raleigh court house door the tract described as Wakefield Lot No 11 fronting 300 feet on Vann Street back 2 1 2 feet on Bunn and Ive streets containing about two acres the lot where Honeycutt resides Cash terms Mortgagee A L Horton Wake County North Carolina
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T. L. Honeycutt
Register’s Office
Wake County
Court House
Raleigh
Wakefield
N.C
Vann Street
Bunn and
Ive Street
A. L. Horton
Capital Cycle Club to Meet at North State Music Co Store
Leavening Pow' r U.S. Gov't Report notes a Capital Cycle Club meeting tonight at 8:30 at the North State Music Company's Store. All wheelmen invited. J. D. Tersen, President, C. G. Stoxs, Secretary.
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Capital Cycle Club
North State Music Company
Money Market and New York Produce Summary
On June 6 in New York money on call firm at 2 to 6 percent, closing offers at 6 percent. Sterling exchange ease with posted 4.87 to 4.96. Government and state bonds weak with railroads lower. Southern produce dull. wheat firmer with No 2 red at 74 to 75 in store and afloat. Lard and pork markets quiet, coffee options firm late, sugar raws firm with mills steady.
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New York
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
Continent
South America
Japan
Futures and cash quotations for grains and meat products
June 6 market notes show leading futures with corn at 374 July 384839 and September 40 41. Cash wheat No 2 spring 65 66. Corn No 2 37 3. Oats No 2 27 30 27. Pork mess 20.20 20.22. Lard 9.72 9.75. Short rib sides 9.45 9.47. Dry salted shoulders boxed 10.00 10.25. Short clear sides boxed 10.37 10.62. Whiskey 1.12.
Cotton market report shows steady spot and futures
New York on June 6 reports spot cotton steady with middling uplands at 72 and Orleans at 8, sales 1 251 bales. Cotton futures closed steady with total sales 165 400 bales, with June at 58.87 to 59, and the July price not specified.
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New York
Orleans
When Baby Was Sick She Gave Castoria To All
The verse recalls a motherly figure using Castoria for a sick child and later sharing it as she grew Miss and had her own children. It frames Castoria as a trusted remedy passed down through generations.
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Ser Ge
Miss
Castoria
Casorig
Mountain Holiday Choices and Resort Inquiries
Travel notes invite inquiries about Vermont New York and Virginia mountain resorts with details on sections of interest and board prices. The item mentions recreation department ties and asks readers to specify desired information and budget for a vacation in mountain regions.
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Ite
Vermont
Green Hills
Virginia Mountains
Recreation Departme Christian Union
New Yor
Sewing machines and farm implements dealer in North Carolina
Wyatt Haletch at 50.21 Fayetteville Street offers White and No. 9 Wheeler & Wilson sewing machines wholesale and retail with repairs by an experienced operator. They ship anywhere in North Carolina by mail and supply needles and parts. Also sells farm implements engines boilers binders and horse rakes with price quotes on request.
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Wyatt
Haletch
N. C
Fayetteville Street
Tiesler
Wheeler & , Wilson Eowing
Willi
North Carolina
Agents Wanted for Queen Plating Outfits
Society era notice seeks male and female agents aged old to young to earn 5 to 25 dollars daily selling Queen City Silver and Nickel Plating outfits. No experience needed. portable from house to house. promotes easy delivery, strong durability, and universality across metals. Send for circulars from East St. Louis, Illinois.
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Busin
Queen City Silver & Nickel Plating Co
East St. Louis
As Y Macktse Maj 4.1 Reference Rey 5M
Fragmentary OCR text provides few readable facts for a historical item. lacks clear names, places, dates, or events to form a substantive summary. The fragmentary line offers insufficient context to identify a concrete person, organization, or action.
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W. F. As Y. Macktse
Erence Rey
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Col. T. Margo
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Salisbury Street
Hargett and
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L. D. D. Taylor
Wilmington Street
Blount Street
Abell
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CG. M. Cooke, Esq
Louisburg
John D. Bellamy
Wilmington
L. L. Burkhead
R. L Burkhead
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Brooklyn
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Moyton
Wilson County
Sue May Kirkland
State Normal and Industrial School
C. C. Crow
Epwerth Liegue
Edenton Street
G. B Alford
Holly Springs
Durham Globe
Colonel Brown
Yarboro House
GC. C. Taylor
Morris Street
Geo. V. Strong, Jr
Geo. V. Strong
Wisex
George V. Strong, Jr
Frank Lee
Sorsby & Ricks
Rocky Moent
Tovk
Rocky Mount
Star
Wilcon
Richmond and
Danville
City Fire Department
A. Lewier
Church of the Good Shepherd
I. McK. Pittinger
M. M. Marshall
Oakwood Cemetery
Julius Lewis
R. T. Gray
B. G. Cowper
J. I. Johnson
N. G. Whitfield
James Anderson
C. C. Ferrall
W. B. Merriman
John H. Winder
T. L. Eberhardt
Dr. Pierce
Jackson Springs Hotel
U.S. Gov't Report
Sol Tpeal
J. D. Tersen
C. G. Stoxs
Galveston
Norfolk
Baltimore
Bovton Quiet
Philadelphia
Savannah
New Orleans
Mobile
Vales
Kemphis Stea
Augusta
Charleston
Nati
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Liverpool
Texas
Clare & Co
Putares
Ereimmmore Froancs Sisske
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Utica
Newnansvilre
Fla
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Lippman Ros
J.J. Dirniss
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Cxrenco
Anzupeten
Lippman Bros
Savanr
Ayer
Harriet A. Marble
Poughkeepsie, N. Y
D. J. Kalbfleisch
LaSalle St
Chicago
Jaxrs & Po
Crystal Ice
Raleigh N.C
N.Y
Heller Bros
Pally Kooks
Oacu
Lero
P! A. H. R. Banking and
Richmond
Keigh
K Carpenter
Litchford
N. Heldine
A. Baker
Vocal
J. A. Hello
Tf. Bratiey
Greason
Williaw Hughes
Caski
Hills
Swater Dogs
A Gener
W. A. Itt Ly
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