North Carolina notes on colleges and weather May 1892
The State Chronicle reports May weather for North Carolina with warmer coastal conditions and southwest winds. Greensboro Female College lists 47 senior ladies. President Rhodes of Littleton Female College reports prosperity and additions to buildings. Pullen Park bath house opens. summer streetcars run. various local events and meetings noted including Phalanx lodge, Christ church festivals, and church and school activities.
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Durham
Raleigh Odd Fellows
Diverse Special Notices Show Bananas Herring and Auction Plans
Special notices advertise bananas 14 20 and 24 cents per dozen and other prices. Also Christened undergarments for men and North Wilkesboro NC town growth with a May 11 1892 auction of town lots led by Col Beckenbaugh. Royster Roysters groceries crowed as best in eating quality.
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Market Reports New York May 5 Liverpool markets and cotton notes
Market reports from New York outline Liverpool advancing 24 points then losing gains, with New York reacts to Liverpool's early improvement. Cotton receipts at interior towns and ports show declines versus last year, with middling uplands at 75 16 cents and spot market easy. Sugar, stocks, and bonds move irregularly amid ongoing strike developments and mixed futures.
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Louisburg Rail Schedule to Franklinton and Louisburg
Louisburg trains depart 8 00 am 11 30 am and 8 00 pm to Franklinton arriving 8 35 am 12 05 pm and 5 35 pm Franklinton departures 6 05 pm 3 00 pm and 9 20 am return to Louisburg arriving 6 40 am 3 35 pm. General manager John D Winder general superintendent L T Myers and Wm Smith listed.
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