Ex Exposition Addresses Race Progress at Louisburg Event
A large gathering at Louisburg heard Rev C H Williamson and Gov Pinchback speak on race progress and education. Congressman Cheatham urged blacks to own banks and farms while praising cordial white black relations in North Carolina. The event featured remarks on cooperation, industry, and self-respect as keys to advancement.
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John Williamson
J. E. Hamlin
Livingston College
Louisburg
Hall
C.H. Williamson
Cole
Coleman
Garfield School
Raleigh
Congressman Cheatham
New York
Europe
North Carolina
Pinchback
Raleigh & Gaston Railroad declares 3 percent dividend
The Raleigh & Gaston Railroad Company issues a semi annual dividend of 3 percent on capital stock payable after October 1 1891 to stockholders of record September 17 1791. Transfer books close from September 17 to October 2 1791. W W W VASS secretary and treasurer Raleigh. Sept 17 1791.sep20-if
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Raleigh & Gaston Railroad Company
W.W. W. Vass
Raleigh
Free Catalogue For Education Courses Offered
Experienced teachers conduct instruction in reading, penmanship, and mathematics. The large catalogue lists courses and details available at no charge for prospective students seeking foundational skills.
Condensed Atlantic Coast Line Schedule 1891 Southbound Trains
Trains No 23 No 27 and No ai run south daily from Weldon Tarboro Wilson Selma Fayetteville Goldsboro Warsaw Magnolia to Wilmington. Arrival times vary with the route ending at Wilmington at about 6 PM to 11:20 AM next day.
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Sleigh and Gaston Railroad
Pass
Mail Daily
Sneday
Weldon
Rocky Mt
Tarboro
Wilson
Selma
Fayetteville
Goldsboro
Warsaw
Magnolia
Scotland Neche Branch
Halifax
Neck
Hinaton
Kinston
Jenvilinns
Scotland Neck
Greenville
Kireton
Farboro
N.C
Albemarle & Raleigh R
Seeit Cates
Williamston
N. G
Midland
N. C
Smifield
Smithfield
Nashville Branch
Rocky Mount
Nashville
Spring Hope
Clinton Branch
Clinton
Wilson and Fayetteville
SunneFain
Booky A Mount
Oren F. Divine
J. R. Kenly
T. M. Emerson
Wilmington
Warnaw
G.ldaboro
Wileun
Mt. Airy
Wal
Cove
Greensboro
Greenaboro
Sanford
Liam
Maxton
Ben
Madison
Bameem
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Rychback
Spender
Jon H. Williamson
Ieason
Daniels
Congress
Lincoln
John
Ustom
United States
Massachusetts
Ohio
G. N. Hunter
Simmons
D. W. Atkinson
Siloam Springs, Ark
W.h.holloway
East
Davie Street
Pratt
Wyatt
Fayetteville Street
Raleigh, N. C
Wood and Coal Office
A. Dugh's Fruit Store
Business College
E. Hunter St
Atlanta, Ga
South
A. C. Briscor
L. W. Arnold
Arce Tuller
Wilkesbarre
Schuylkill
Shamokin
Lorberry
Kanawha
West Virginia
Tennessee
New River
Pocahontas
Hickory
Phil H. Andrews
J. N. Hubbard
M. Whee Er
Co. D. Heartt
R. FB. Caton
Boston
Mass
Cuas
Bretscn
Fayetteville St
W.H & By S, Tucker & CO
WH. & B.S. Tucker & Co
Aken ‘ Superior Court
Cora J. Utley
E. B. Utley
Wake County
John W. Thompson
C. S
Peele & Maynard
D. P. Haskitt
P. O. Boxl
W. G. Randall
Louisburg Railroad
Leavee
Franklinton
John O. Winder
L. T. Myera
WM Smith
Iuperintendant
Paes
End Mail
Ly Weldon
Sun
Macon
Warren Plains
Henderson
Kittrell
Slam Franklinton
Mill Brook
Wake Forest
Rein
Seine
Bonney
Caulflower
Steinmetz, Florist
Marét
Raleigh, N.C
A. G. Bauer
Architegt
NEW Building Company
The
Briggs Building &Mf Co
Atlantic Coast Line
Wilmington & Weldon R. R
Cape Fear & Yadkin Valley
Faye’eville
Walnut Cove
Bennettaville
Rameeur
Ava
Kyle Geo
Pay
Geo
James Taylor
Philip Taylor
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