Local Raleigh items and weather notes in The Chronicle
The June 23 1892 issue reports Raleigh weather with fair skies and a possible evening thunderstorm, plus local notices on a prohibition county ticket, hospital needs, a Knights Templar service, and a venous mix of social and business notices. It notes arrivals, marriages, and funeral details, including E A Heartt and J C Carr figures, and advertising columns highlighting store sales and goods.
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Pitt County
J. A. Bucker
J. M. Templeton
Wake County
Raleigh
Pullen Park
Wriggs Hall
A. B. Stronach
Chronicle
Knights Templar
Church of the Good Shepherd
Oxford Orphan Asylum
John’s Hospital
Thadeeus W. Jones
Carry
Richmond P. Davis
Second
War Department
North Carolina
Wrightsville
Platform of the Democratic party declared in full text
The article outlines a platform report from the Democratic party at the national convention including opposition to federal election control, calls for tariff reform, anti trust measures, reclamation of public lands, and reform of civil service. It condemns the Sherman act, supports bimetallic currency, and pledges to repeal the state bank tax and restore popular government with states' rights. A Masonic lodge notice follows, detailing a special meeting of WM No. 218 tonight with full attendance urged.
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State Chronicle
Curiaco
Committee On Platform
North Carolina
Cleveland
Democratic Party of the
United States
Jefferson
Madison
Republican Party
Senate
Democratic Party
Custom House
Fifty-first Congress
Congress
Wm. G. Ifill Lodge
A. F
A. M
Joan C. Drewry
W. M
Life Health and Apalachicola PPP testimonial note
A Georgia drug firm letter from M P Bolden praises PPP as life and strength after a blood disease. He claims seven to eight bottles restored health and permits publication. Sold by Lippman Bros Savannah GA with broad druggist distribution in 1889 Apalachicola area.
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Apalachicola
Fla
Messrs. Lippman Bros
Savannah
M. P. Bolden
Lippman Bros
Kemp's Balsam Ad for Throat and Lungs in Rabis
The article notes Rabis population around fifteen thousand with about half suffering throat and lung affections. It urges readers to see their druggist for Kemp's Balsam for the throat and lungs. Trial size free. Large bottles priced at 50 cents and one dollar. Sold by all druggists.
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Rabis
Market Summary of Cotton and Treasury Notes from June 22
The Liverpool market rose early, then steadied near day’s top as prices fluctuated. U.S. futures closed steady with modest gains, and receipts reached 3,300 bales. Raleigh quotes for local securities show mixed bids and asks across banks, railroads, and firms. New York money steadied at 1 percent, with government bonds unchanged. Naval Stores show buoyant spirits turpentine and firm tar prices, while Wilmington and Chatanooga market notes indicate steady bullion and crude turpentine values.
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New York
Messrs. Hubbard Price & Co
Liverpool
Washington
Naval
New Yorkk
Wilmington
N.C
Ree City
Sales
Tone
Ialveston
Norfolk
Baltimore
Boston
Dull
Philadelpa
Vannan
N. Orleans
Mobile
Memphis
Augusta
Charleston
Louisville
St. Louis
Private School Assistant Roles Advertised in Raleigh
A fragmentary notice seeks a single lady to ongoingly assist as a hose keeper or matrimony duties or school for boys or girls, with reference contact being H. B. HARD, North Joint St., Raleigh, for correspondence and formation.
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H. B. Hard North
Raleigh
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the State Chronicle
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J. D. Boushal
City News
Barbee
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C. B. Denson
Teachers’ Assembly
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Justice Fuller
Minnie Tucker
the Yarboro
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Darth W. B. Walker
J. Smith
Fayetteville
G. C. Royal
Goldsboro
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Supreme Court Room
Ladies Memorial Association
St. John’s Hospital
Bryan
Kim
Italeizh
Stronach
Ciroxienn
King's Daughters
Aie Knicht
Templar
Order of the Temple
W. A. Withers
Lucy Mills
J.L Allen
Eva Belle Simmons
W. B. Daniel
Allie Dickson
J. A. Gill
Estelle Perry
C. Y. Holding
Luia Dunn
F. M. Walters
Ne Holding
J. G. Mills
Elva Dickson
J. E. Davis
Rosa Fowler
E. A. Heart
E. A. Heartt
Durham
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Oakwood Cemetery
Erhlie Lodge
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H. A. Reems
W. L. Cooper
John B. Walker
Hl. N. Snow
E. W. Kennedy
Col
Julian S. Carr
G. W. Watts
T. B. Fuller
James Southgate
A. de Viarming
Albert Kramer
James Blackwall
W. C. Stronach
J. 2. Ferrall
D. I H. Crow
Wm. Cram
A. M. Mecp
D. Heartt
Frank Heartt
Howard Heartt
Juisti
W.H. & R.d. Tucker & Co
Royster
Roystre
Watters
Catawba Springs
E O. Elliott & Son
S. Na Ear Railroad
Hickory
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Inter-State Trust and Brokerage Company
Ralgigh
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Peace Institute
Raleigh Land and Improvement Co
Raleigh Gas Light Co
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Tennessee
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South Carolina Browns
the City
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J.D. Boushal
OAK Ridge Institute
J.A &M. H. Holt
Oak Ridge, N.C
S.L. Leary, Architect
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D. Berwanger
Buffalo Lithia Water
Nature
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Faculty of Paris
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Paris
John H. Tucker
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