Raleigh Notes and Weather and Local News May 5 1893
Raleigh notices include weather updates for North Carolina with fair and warmer conditions, local agriculture reports, upcoming Memorial Association meetings, and city political moves such as the Aldermen meeting and the governor’s appointments. Also covered are personal mentions, railroad updates, and civic notices including the Seaboard Air-Line train schedule and the Confederate Monument bazaar announcement.
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North Carolina
Raleigh
Appeal to Younger Ladies of Raleigh Meeting
A Raleigh brief notes a 4 30 pm Ladies Memorial Association meeting in the Supreme Court room urging young women to form an auxiliary and pledge support for graves of soldiers, with strong appeals for attendance and memorial duties. It lists organizers and calls for broad participation.
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Ladies’ Memorial Association
The
Memorial Association
Association
Raleigh
Supreme Court
Ladies Memorial Association
Supreme Court Room
Gartano Jones
F. A. Oups
Local Board Formed by United Barking and Building Co
Maj Jf H Rogers state agent announces a Raleigh board organized for the United Barking and Building Company of Richmond The officers include Beeaene Frank B Carpenter vice president Henry E Litchford secretary treasurer and J N Holding attorney Local Agent Everard H Baker with a slate of directors: J A Holloman John Y MacHae R J Bradley Wiliam Simpson H B Greason William E Asheley P H Hughes W H Holloway.
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Jf. H. Rogers
United Barking and Building Company of
Richmond
Raleigh
John C. Drewry
Beeaiene
Frank B. Carpenter
Henry E. Litchford
J. N. Holding
Everard H. Baker
Direct
J. A. Holloman
John Y. MacHae
R .J. Bradley
Wiliam Simpson
H. B. Greason
William E. Asheley
P. H. Hughes
W. H. Holloway
Somerongs
Money Market and Cotton Prices Reported in New York May 4
Money on call irregular and bank rates reported with mercantile paper at 6 to 5. Sterling exchange weak with bankers bills around 4 84 and 4 87 for demand. New York Cotton Market shows spot prices for uplands and Orleans with futures bids for May to January contracts. Futures close quiet with a wide range of grain, pork, and lard quotations from Chicago and Liverpool markets.
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Ricasonp
Woester A Reilly
Exchange Hotel
McLaughlin
New York Police
Reilly
New York
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
Orleans
Galveston
Norfolk
Ballymore
Keston
Wilmington
Phiadelphis
Savannah
New Orleans
Mobile
Memphis
Augusta
Charleston
Cincinnati
Louisville
St. Louis
Houston
Stern Steam
City
Continent
South America
Japan
Vast Classified Ads Offer Remedies and Travel Plans
The notice bundle promotes Williams King toothache remedy with a 10 cent price, P. P. P. cures for rheumatism and blood disorders, Salvation Oil liniment, Kemp's Balsam cough remedy, and a Southern Bureau for World’s Fair visitors. It also asks for traveling salesmen, advertises mountain vacation info, and invites Southern guests to arrange entertainment through the Christian Union Recreation Department. References include Lynchburg, Chicago, Augusta, and Savannah.
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Augusta
D. J. Kalbfleisch
LaSalle St
Chicago
New Crystal Ice Factory Promises Undersold Prices
Joses and Powell, managers of the New Crystal Ice Factory in Raleigh North Carolina, pledge not to be undersold on ice and to duplicate any competing prices in the city. They confirm steady year round supply based on the business for several years.
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Joses
Agents Wanted for Plating Work Across Shops
Persistent recruitment note offering easy money selling plating outfits for gold, silver, nickel, copper and brass. Claims no experience needed, portable from house to house, earnings touted at five dollars to five hundred twenty five daily. Targets broad audience including businesses and households with instant plated results.
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Feronte
Almo
Jucen City
Aling Co
Bact St. Louie
Whose Baby Ends with Castoria In Childhood Tale
A fragmented note recalls a child who clung to Castoria in youth and passed it to her children, tracing a lineage of reliance on the remedy across generations. The text names JaStOTIA and Castoria as central references within a distorted memory.
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Jastotia
Castoria
The Lyon Racket Store Advertisement Parody
Parody ad touts The Lyon Racket Store with emphasis on value and variety. It promotes scrims lace curtains curtain net window shades and drapery supplies alongside affordable fire screens and women’s undergarments and linens. It highlights endless prices and a wide range of textiles and accessories.
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Lyon
Drees
Lyons Racket Store and Raleigh Stationery Ad Notice
An old advertisement lists The Lyon Racket Store at 16 Martin Street and Raleigh Stationery Co offerings including writing papers, Dennison tissue papers, croquet sets, engravable invitations, and typewriter supplies. It also mentions train schedules and connections for Norfolk, Roanoke, and Air-Line routes with Pullman service and local stations.
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Balris
St. An
Norfolk Ant
Salem
Hoanoke
Weet
Roanoke
Norfolk
Weetern i
Maxton
Jetta of
Sanford
Have & Anos
Bas
Shoe Talks Largest Footwear Assortment in State
The retailer boasts the largest assortment of footwear in the state with a russet hue theme for the season. Men’s Russia Calf Bluchers priced at 3.00, 4.50, and 6.00. Ladies Russia Calf Blucher Oxford Ties at 2.50, 3.00, and 3.50. Misses and children Russet Goat Oxford Ties offered at 1.50 and 1.25 per pair at Hieller Tross.
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Hieller Tross
Also Mentioned on This Page
the State Chronicle
Andrews
N. C. Press Association
Board of Aldermen
John J. Robertson
Halifax County
Harnett
J. T. Rowland
Holly Springs
Martin
Seaboard Air Line
Car
McGehee
Portsmouth
Epworth League
M. E. Church
William Crenshaw
Vardon
Ladies’ Union Bible Reading
Presbyterian Church
Board of Missions
Christchurch
A & M College
Morni
Majo
Rogera
United Barking and Building Company
Abbott
E. B. Dewey
Goldsboro
F. M. Simmons
Angier
Durham
Henry Lipps, Jr
Richmond and
Danville
Chac. Grainger
W. R. Prescott
Atlanta
G. B. Burrus
W. M. Dupree
Graystone
N. A Smith
Harnett County
Smith
Lewis J. Battle
University of Pennsylvania
Battle
Leazar Literary Society
Agricultural and Mechanical College
E. S. Darden
Faustus
M. B. Hunter
J. C. Dey
L B. Ennett
T. M. Ashe
CE. Carpening
A. A. Wilson
Williame
Seaboard Air-Line
Pullman Company
Fir. Nichols
Danies
Washington
John Nichols
Treasury Department
Daniels
Nichols
the Yarboro
W. K. Frederick
Philadelphia
H. Lipps, Jr
P. L. Wilkins
H. T. Jones
T. H. Best
G. B. Burruss
J. B. Burwell
J. I. White
W. R. Walker
South Carolina
New Berne
Col. al Fairbrother
Australia
J. Hi. Winslow
S. A
Ladies of the Monumental Association
Caroline
Carr
Carthage
Villneros
N. C
Camesville
Carolina Central
Louisville and Nashville
N. B. Broughton
Cleveland
Ransom and
Vance
State Press Association
Hevying
E. A Dickerson
Religious Herald
South
T. J. Jarvis
Brail
Col
J. S. Carr
Young Men’s Democratic Organization
Broughton
Sat Lace
Utah
Lily Company
Bicker Block
Detroit
Mieh
Ashley
John ". Machae
Maj
H. H. Rogers
Marke
Oricoco
Cxioaco
Liverpool
Liverpoor
Jane
Baltimore
Rarston
Wilmningw
Mavaideres Barket
Wiarrstom
Spiris Turpentine Steaily
Spisr
P. O
Greensboro
N.C
John Y. MacRae
Bouquet Crear Co
Lynchburg
Williams & King
Virginia
White Mountains
Vermont
Green Hills
Virginia Mountains
Recreation Department
Christian Union
J. W. Yates
Tullahoma, Tenn
Legion
Salvation Oil
James Irvin
Irvin
Lyon Racket
Martin Street
Valeigh
Fayetteville
Hurd
Raleigh Stationery Co
Dennison
Saura
Lesve Far
Fay Tan
Iwave Sant
Gre
Lesve Stokestan
Janet Wy Cove N&w
DAILY
Mewes
Bennerey
Dey
Ote Ae
Florence
Sein
Lam Ly
Wilton
Tarboro
Agate
Tarbors
Waeidsa
Sanday
Scotland
Welnon
Scotland Neck
Ville
Kiistos
Heittax
Plymouth
Oeep Tr
Boro
Midland
Goldshors
Hocks Delly
Sune
Asean
Clinton
Warsaw
Weldon
Ke Prrenel
Jur J
Senly
M. Emerson
Jevole
Cosp
O.M. Behpell, Gareral
Weston
Hocky
Mount
Selma
Fayette
Floren
Magnolia
Fayetteville Street
Norris’ Gay Goods Store
Harts
Ra.eigh
Durham & Elliot
Elaien
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