Weather and rail notes from the State Chronicle
Ravena reports a max of 30 and min of 403 with 0.90 inch rainfall while Raleigh forecast calls for threatening weather and rain then warmth. North Carolina showers in the east, clearing north, northeast winds, warmer except in the extreme south. Funeral directors present at Raleigh area sessions praise embalming art and cadaver use, with thanks to Prof W P Hohenschuh and J W Brown. Railway news covers Raleigh & Gaston directors meeting in Baltimore and upcoming gatherings among Wilmington & Weldon, Atlantic & North Carolina, North Carolina and Richmond & Danville railways to plan a union depot in Goldsboro. Wake Forest notes Rev Carter H Jones to preach at June commencement and J W Daley to speak. Seaboard Air Line announces special Y M C A convention rates to Wilmington and other towns. Republican state convention rates listed. Executive Committee of the Fourth District meets at Yarborough, deferring the congressional convention to August and calling May 18 Raleigh for State convention delegate election.
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Pha Chronicle
Ravena
Raleigh
Vii
Wasuvnetos
North Carolina
W. W
R. S. Tucker
J. B. Batchelor
Baltimore
Raleigh & Gaston Railway
North Carolina Y
Burlington
F. Kornegay
Fioldsboro
D. G. MacRae
Wilmington
Richmond & Danville Railways
Goldsboro
Wake Forest
Carter H. Jones
Knoxville
Tenn
J. W. Daley
Congress
Fexag
T S
Yarborough
Fourth Congressional District
Court House
Chicago
OLLY NEWS From New Bern and Nearby Reports
Local notes report near completion of mill floors at Caraleigh, retirements in King McGee Drug Firm, election of Newbern fish and game fair officers, and state guard officials visiting Colonel Maywood. Tax settlements progress, political remarks on the silver bill, and favorable Wilmington visits for Col. Hull. Community events include Bible class at First Baptist, a horse theft attempt, and weekly cotton receipts and shipmen ts figures. Grants for winemaking efforts and court cases in Northampton and surrounding counties are noted along with asylum management praise and YMCA building preparations in Raleigh.
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Biz Caraleigh
W. He King
King & McGee
J. W. McGee
William Duan
Charles Reizenstein
Newbern
State Guard
Hubert Maywood
Newbern Avenue
Wilmington
Raleigh
Union
First Baptist Church
John Devereux
George Teck
State of
Jordan
Northampton
T. W. Mason
Kittell
Barwell
Walker
Jones
Tillett
Osborne
Maxwell
Charles Walters
Goldsboro
Scott
Sherman Henderson
Mr. Walters
Supreme Court
Oddities Found in County Records by 1889 Indexer
J N Holding, eight years indexing county deeds up to 1889, claims 5000 errors may be shown in the indexes. He notes curious items such as a mortgage from 1836 on a possum dog and garden patch, and a deed clause holding property “as long as grass grows and water flows,” with a decline in deeds recorded this year.
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Office of the Register of Deeds
J. N. Holding
New Light
William Lane
Mark E
Holding
Money Maker Seeks Workers With Plating Venture
A pitch promises easy money from a home plating setup. Touted as capable of converting jewelry, tableware, knives, forks, and spoons into a $25 weekly income, the ad notes a 5 cent plating outfit from HF Delno & Co. of Columbus and claims striking results after a first day’s work. Also hawks Simmons Liver Regulator health tonics with testimonies from Raleigh agents King & McGee, and a Littleton NC note praising a panacea water.
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HF. Delno & Co
Columbus
Gould
H. FP
Delno & Co
Ohio
Address to NC Confederate Veterans Delegates to New Orleans
President Hall issues call for North Carolina Confederate Veterans to elect two delegates per camp and one extra for every twenty members to attend the United Confederate Veterans convention in New Orleans on April 8 and 9. The notice lists delegates, districts, and filing requirements, urging strong NC representation and detailing travel discounts.
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Hall
New Orleans
Cr. D. Hall
Confedesus Veterans’ Association of North
Olinaz
Ralish
North Caroline
United Confederate Veterans
North Carolina
George Moorman
Carondet Street
Moorman
Cenap
Confederate Veterans’ Assuc N
Nort Carolina
United Confederate Veterans Convention
New ©Leans
Raleigh
C. J. O'Magan
Greenville
W. D. Pruden
Edenton
WP. Roberts
Gatesville
W. W. Carraway
Kinston
W. R. Bond
Scotland Neck
Thos. W. Mason
Garysburg
W. J. Green
Fayetteville
Matt. Manly
Newbern
James R Kenan
Charlotte
W. M. Robbs
Statesville
John A. Ramsey
Salisbury
M. O. Sherrill
Newton
C. B. Watson
Winston
J. W. Wilson
Morganton
W. N. H. Cowles
Wilkesboro
T. F. Davidson
Asheville
G. S. Ferguson
Waynesville
E. Everett
Bryson City
Market Reports from New York March 25 Cotton and Commodities
Daily cotton circular notes a modest rebound in Liverpool and New York futures. Receipts at New Orleans and other ports are modest. market remains steady with dull features and slight declines in some contracts. Prices for cotton, wheat, corn, and oats are discussed with calls for cautious sentiment, while money market conditions show easy loans and steady rates.
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New York
Messrs. Dubbard, Price & Co
Liverpool
New Orleans
Progue
Memphis
St Louis
Augusta
Gov
Baltimore Produce Market and New York Produce Market Notes
Market reports from Baltimore and New York dated March 24 show dull wheat and firmer corn, with various wheat types and prices listed. Price ranges for flour, rye, oats, hay, butter, eggs, sugar, copper, whiskey, and naval stores are provided, alongside notices of China goods on Fayetteville Street and a New York canvas noting canned and flour prices.
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Battmore
China
Mammoth Emporium No. 206
Fayetteville Street
D. T. Swinpen
New York
New Youk
Abbott
SPECIAL NOTICES AND LOCAL ADVERTISEMENTS
Miscellaneous notices include information on the Electropoise through Miss S A Tillip Chast at 425 N Bloodworth Raleigh after 3 pm, plus tonic and headache cures, candy offerings, wine sales by Junaluskee wine company via Dug and Draught, and druggists King & McGee Raleigh as sole agents. Also references to Yanacea Water claims for dyspepsia, chronic diseases, scrofula, and Simmons Liver Regulator as a temperance aid.
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Littleton
N.C
King & McGee
Raleigh, N. C
S. A. Tillip Chast
N. Bloodworth Street
Raleigh
King & Metree
Junaluskee
Dug
North Carolina
New Liver Pills Promised as Quick Bilious Cure
An advertisement touts DR HAY DOCK New Liver Pills as a fast remedy for biliousness and headaches. It claims the pill makes confidence with others easier, works within 20 minutes, and is offered with a sample by mail from 63 Fulton Street New York.
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England
Hay Dock
Europe
X America
Fultons
New
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E. S. Cooley
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J. W. Brown
L. C Bagwell
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T. IL. MeNvill
W. P. Hohenschuh
J W. Brown
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Y. M. C. A. Ible
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Lincolnton
Maxton
Rutherfordton
Shelby
Charlotte Henderson
Kelford
Rutherford
Oll’y News
Driggs
Henderson
Weston R. Gales
Simmons Liver Regulator
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Wilmingon
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Miusville Ste On
St. Louis
Naval Stores
N. C
Clareston
Savannag
U.S
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Royster
G. W. Hammon
Root Post
Syracuse
N.Y
Gettysburg
C. L. Hood & Co
Lowell
Mass
Pease
Magnolia Street
Syr
Col. C. A. Weaver
Mr. Hammond
J. L. Belden
Yancey & Stronach
Avents
Weil Ete One and Telegraph Company
C. EB. McCluek
Richmona
Crroxiene Pea. Co. Rale
Jaxted
Pace Lit & Private Family Ates
Sweata Eatin
Woo. Bagley
Etes Desk
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Sale
Reece
Deer
Wake County
Wake Couuty
N.C . Adj
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Hettie Harris
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