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Newspaper
The State Chronicle
Location
Raleigh, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1892
Page
4
The Chroaiche's Weather Report from Raleigh on March 17 reports a maximum of 32 and a minimum of 27 degrees with 0.18 inches of rain. Local forecast calls for continued threatening weather with rain and warmer temperatures Friday, then clearing and colder Saturday.
Yesterday brought sleet and snow as Wilmington prepares to open electric street railway service on April sixteenth. The week included disrupted schedules, a contraband whiskey sale, and local growth plans with plans for a notable State fair and a Raleigh centennial in October.
Dissolution notice for John A. Smith and Co referencing property at 1130 to 1140 Caxton Building. Public records indicate termination of operations and related filing details.
A special communication of Hi ram Lodge No 40 will be held this evening at 7 30 o clock. Every member is requested to be present for business of importance. By order.
State board of pharmacy reports candidates who passed exams Tuesday and Wednesday. E V Howell Wake Forest Mrs P B Kyser B K Kyser P B Kyser Selma H S Sedberry Fayetteville F W Parker Raleigh Thomas N Hall Mooresville. First time a woman applied for a license to practice pharmacy in this State.
Executive Committee members from the 4th Congressional District meet at the Yarborough House Raleigh on Thursday March 24 at 3 pm to decide time and place for the convention to nominate a Congressional candidate. The committee includes Hargrove Chatham Morris Kirby Edwards Nash Brewer Wake Dunn Vance and Randolph counties. N B Browerton Chinn Abbott's East India Corn Plaster cures corns warts and bunions.
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