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Newspaper
The State Chronicle
Location
Raleigh, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1892
Page
4
Raleigh forecast for Saturday calls for fair weather and warmer temperatures with no rainfall. Washington forecast for North Carolina favors fair skies and warmth, winds turning to southwest. Advertisements include Wanted able-bodied men and M T Norris & Bro Reliable Goods.
The article lists community happenings including theater, appointments, weather, sports, and public notices. It mentions Francis R. Lassiter's appointment as a deeds commissioner, a wind damage incident at Garner’s, Measles in Warren County, a football game at A M College, and various civic and economic notes. It also covers railroad promotions, moonshine seizures, and plans for the North Carolina World’s Fair building efforts with local women’s committees forming leadership.
The Ep worth League at Edenton Street Methodist church hosted a reception last evening to unite local Methodists and explain the league s aims. Joseph G Brown outlined the league s three departments devotional charitable and social amid informal entertainment including music recitals and duets by local performers.
A March 10 letter to Attorney General Davidson from Lawn in Union County South Carolina requests help locating Crocker relatives. The deceased is William Crocker, a member of the 22nd North Carolina Volunteer, who died in Elmira New York Hospital while imprisoned. The writer seeks any information leading to the family address and notes Crocker hailed from the eastern part of North Carolina.
Miss Nettie Marshall aged 49 died after a long illness yesterday at 7 40 am in the institution for the deaf dumb and blind where she had taught ten or eleven years She was a devout Catholic and funeral will be held at the Church of the Sacred Heart at 11 30 am with Bishop Haid officiating Col John D Cameron in Raleigh for a day or two He is editing a Fayetteville Observer cotton factory edition to detail North Carolina mills and their operations also promoting Simmon's Liver Regulator for liver ailments.
William A. Lene of Kendamville Indiana describes a long battle with rheumatism and scrofula. After trying Hood's Sarsaparilla in 1886 he reports sores decreased and he recovered enough to work full time without sickness. He claims full expulsion of disease though one limb remains slightly shorter.
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