Weather forecast for North Carolina and Raleigh area
Northerly winds shift to variable with fair weather and warmer temperatures by Sunday. Raleigh area will enjoy fair weather and rising temperatures. Also noted: Metropolitan Hall and Woollcott & Son advertise Christmas goods. H L Weaver reports Statesville set to break the record.
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Washington
North Carolina
Raleigh
Vicinity
Metropolitan Hall
Said Pasha
Woollcott & Son
H. L. Weaver
Statesville
Breezy Time matinee and theatre notes in Raleigh
Local items report a 2:30 Breezy Time matinee, theater prices 50 and 25 cents, and a call to attend. Updates cover editor change at Maxton Union, new Caraleigh residence, exposition visits, bank and railway news, weather impact on crops, a 16th to 17th 15th circus, and various public notices from Raleigh to Morganton.
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O. E. Crowson
Maxton Union
A. F. Page
Caraleigh
Littleton High School
Clement Dowd
State Bank
Afro American mechanics plan national convention at Southern Exposition
The Afro American mechanics at the Southern Exposition met last night and authorized Chas. E. Lane of Washington DC to call a national convention with a view to organizing a national mechanics and trades union to be held here next year. The department of the Southern is in full blast and attracts large crowds of colored attendees.
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Chas. E. Lane
Washington, D. C
Mechanics and Trades Union
Southern
Colle
Notable Visitors Arrive in Salisbury Guests
Hon Kerr Craige and Hon W A B Branch with families visit Armistead Jones in Salisbury. Armistead Jones hosts guests from Beaufort, Goldsboro, Concord, Carthage, Southern Pines, and Kansas City with yesterday’s arrivals including R P Howell J F Yonke J W Alston A C Hales Mrs W R Raymond and Mrs Richard Battle.
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Kerr Craige
Salisbury
Armistead Jones
W. A. B. Branch
Beaufort County
R. P. Howell
Goldsboro
J. F. Yonke
Concord
J. W. Alston
A. C. Hales
Carthage
W. R. Raymond
Southern Pines
Richard Battle
Belle Wingate
Kansas City
Central M. E. Church Dedication Invitation
Invitation from Central M. E. Church South of Raleigh invites attendance at the dedication of its new church on November 22 at 11 o'clock a.m. Bishop Charles B. Galloway of Jackson, Mississippi, will conduct the services.
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Central M. E
Central M. E. Church
South
Raleigh
Charles B. Galloway
Jackson, Miss
Pamlico Stallion to Trot for Silver Cup at Rocky Mount
Mr. W. P. Batchelor will ship his stallion Pamlico today to Rocky Mount and trot a last mile next Thursday for a silver cup. Pamlico will not be sold to Atlanta buyers and his owners reject 50000 dollars. A racecourse is being built at Pamlico’s stables and some of his colts may show fast times.
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Pamlico
Rocky Mount Fair
W. P. Batchelor
Rocky Mount
Atlanta
Dentists to Visit Exposition Dates Set in November
Dr. W E Turner of this city has arranged for visiting dentists on November 17 18 and 19. A S S White dental manufacturing company representative from Philadelphia will attend and every dentist in the State has been notified. On November 18 a meeting of the North Carolina committee of the World Columbian dental meeting will be held, with Dr Turner as chairman.
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Henry R. Strong
St. Louis
Judge Strong
Blount Street
CueonteLte
North Carolina
S. B. Alexander
Charlote
Charlotte Light Infantry
Exposition Grounds
Charlotte
Lillie
Hyde County
Mott
W. E. Turner
S. S. White Dental Manufacturing Company
Philadelphia
Dr. Turner
Supreme Court Sixth District Docket Summary
Certiorari issued in Cox versus Jones. Tregdon versus Railroad plaintiff appeal dismissed on motion by Davis for defendant. Nash versus Sutton argument concluded by W R Allen for defendant. Williams versus Railroad continued. Brown versus Brown argued for plaintiff by Allen and Dortch and for defendant by Kornegay and Stevens.
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Supreme Court
Cox Vs. Jones
Tregdon Vs. Railroad
Davis
Nash Vs. Sutton
W. R. Allen
Williams Vs. Railroad
Brown
Big Day in Raleigh with Parade and Horse Sale
On Wednesday November 11 Raleigh hosts a major event with the Baltimore regiment parade along Fayetteville Street and a visit by Odd Fellows to the Exposition. B P Williamson’s Morgans and Hambletonians parade at 12 by 12 30 a second annual sale at George D Bennett’s Morgan Street stables. Governor Fleming and Mrs Fleming visit Exposition grounds and state buildings then dine with Gov Holt before taking the Weldon train at 5.
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Raleigh
Baltimore Regiment
Order of
Odd Fellows
Fayetteville Street
B. P. Williamson
George D. Bennett
Morgan Street
Fleming
A. B. Fleming
West Virginia
Supreme Court
Exposition
Auditor Sanderin
Gov. Holt
Executive Mansion
Weldon
Breezy Time thrills crowd with song and dance
A Breezy Time at the theatre last evening impressed audiences with Kathryn Webster, E B Fitz, and Helen Rainsley. Mandolin and cornet duets dazzled, with stylish costumes and dancing called the finest yet. Matinee today 25 and 50 cents. final show tonight expected to draw a packed house.
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Kathryn Webster
E. B. Fitz
Helen Rainsley
Mr. Fitz
Miss Webster
Attractions for The Month of November
The store announces the largest and most attractive stock of new dry goods with daily additions. It promises exceptional bargains this season and highlights a carpet department with over two hundred designs priced from 15 cents to 1.75 dollars per yard. A featured sale on Monday offers children's black ribbed hose at 10 cents per pair. Royster candy boxes are also promoted for visitors to take home.
Dr. King’s Royal Germeteur Proclaimed Remedy of Choice
Dr King’s Royal Germeteur is advertised as a daily remedy used by thousands for rheumatism neuralgia dyspepsia insomnia nervous troubles debility and blood diseases. It is claimed perfectly harmless and the best safest remedy offered with druggists selling it and A E Jordan listed as agent.
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A. E. Jordan
Agt
Boston chips offer fresh flavors at low price
An ad-style claim urges Royster to try fresh Boston chips sold daily at 20 cents per pound with a variety of flavors. It endorses Simmons Liver Regulator as a product for youth and a healthy future.
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Boston
Royster
Local Bargains and Miscellaneous Goods Advertised
A collage of catalog items offers carpets by number with wool content and prices, maple sap and sugar, mince meat, a bicycle for $8, stylish dress goods and cloaks on sale, salted almonds, preserved fruits, lap robes, carriage robes, buckles’ Arnica Salve, and notices for vendors like McGee & Moseley and Eseruarpt & Pescner. Also mentions theatrical entertainment and dancers.
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Eservarot & Pescun
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the State Chronicle
the Chronicle’s Weather Report
Johnson Street
R. & G. Railway
John F. Stowe
Ten Cent Circus
Col. S. McD. Tate
Texas
Kansas
National Bank
Morganton
Sanderlin
F. B. Chilton
Southern Immigration Association
Charles D. McIver
The
Woman’s Normal College, At
Greensboro
Capital Cycle Club
Louisburg
J. Y. Joyner
Frank W. C. Clarke
Seaboard Air Line
Maj. Winder
Norfolk
Clark
Summit
Gaston
Edward Little
Colored Mechanics’ Convention
Kerr Craig
Buruimeron
N.C
Simmons Liver Regulator
D. T. Schnpeie
McGee & Moseley’s
Jordan
Eseruarpt & Pesner
Gordon & Dilworth
Esergarpt & Pescup
New York
McGee & Moseley
S. F. Morpecat
John Y. MacRae
Dr Beapty
Sinad
Metropol
Saturdai
EB. Fitz
Katt
Ted By
Univer Ais
Twin City Stencil
S.B. Turner & CO
Plana St. Norfolk
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