Notable Deaths and Marriages Across North Carolina
Salisbury merchant J D McNeely died of typhoid fever while prominent Ashe ville merchant S Hammerslag passed away after months of illness. Alfred Morton and Alta Moffitt wed in Greensboro. Reports say J P Cook may edit new Alliance papers in Concord. Western North Carolina Conference ongoing in Asheville with Bishop Galloway presiding. Rev W C Norman slated for transfer to Eastern Conference. Sallie P Smith and four children travel shoeless from near Memphis seeking aid to Greensboro. Public charity funds aid them. Endorsed medicines include Electric Bitters and P P P with testimonials from Indiana residents. Ely s Cream Balm praised for catarrh relief. Spring remedies urged for liver and bilious issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. McNeely
Salisbury
Alfred Morton
Alta Moffitt
High Point
Benbow House
Greensboro
Sallie P. Smith
Salisbury Depot
Memphis
Tenn
Raleigh
Charlotte Chronicle
Tired Feeling and Health Tonic Claims
A critique of medical ads about female ill health notes humor at readers while urging relief from overwork. It promotes P P P as a blood purifier and strengthener for women, claiming cures for rheumatism syphilis gout scrofula ulcers and dyspepsia with druggists selling it.
Goodwin & Remsburg Advertise Marble Works in Raleigh
In Fayetteville NC and Raleigh, E L Remsburg joins Goodwin to form Goodwin & Remsburg, offering monuments tombstones and iron fencing. They announce the largest stock in the state with personal attention and urge patrons to visit their works. dated 9 23 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh and Fayetteville
E.L Remsburg
Fayetteville N. C
Goodwin & Remsburg
Fayetteville and
Raleigh
Marble Works
Parker & Son form copartnership to handle cotton trade
LOLTON BUYERS announce a new firm M. A Parker & Son in Raleigh North Carolina for general cotton business. They invite correspondence from regional buyers and offer to buy finer cotton and manage crops with strong connections to place cotton and guarantee competitive prices. They offer storage at 1 50 per bale and liberal cash advances to planters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. A Parker & Son
M. A. Parker & Son
Seovzim
Raleigh, N.C
Perfet Lounge Sale Offers Three Articles in One
An advertisement for lounges claims day use as a lounge and night use as a bed with ample storage. Prices vary by material from 10 to 30 dollars, with a ten percent cash discount or half now and balance in sixty days. Alfred Coles sells at Grand and Myrtle Avenues in Brooklyn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Talmage
Groton
Raime
Alfred Coles
Grand and Myrtle Avenues
Brooklyn
N. Y
North Carolina
Wake County
Superior Court
Biggs Building and Manufacturing Company
Raleigh, N. C
P. P. P. Promoted by Physicians for Blood Purity
A leading New York physician reports P. P. P. effective in several cases and notes its value as a purifier of the age. A Savannah railway superintendent recovered from rheumatic ailments after a course, with P. P. P. praised for curing blood poison syphilis scrofula and skin diseases, among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Savannah
South
Attorney Robert C. Burton Jr Opens Practice
Robert C Burton Jr will practice in the Supreme and Federal Courts and in the courts of Halifax Northampton and Wake. He maintains an office in the Fisher Building 217 Fayetteville Street and will serve wherever his services are needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halifax
Northampton
Wake
Fisher Building
Fayetteville Street
Rutherford College a healthful temperate North Carolina academy
Rutherford College in Burke County near the W N C Railroad is praised for its bracing climate and disease free history. Connelly Springs nearby draws invalids year round and students from malarial districts improve during the term. Board ranges from 8 to 39 dollars monthly with other dues and tuition from 2 to 4 dollars in preparatory to college classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutherford College
Burke County
Connelly
Europe
New College Faculty and Fire Rebuild At Southern Institution
The college lists Rev. R L Abernethy as president and professor of multiple disciplines, Arthur T Abernethy in modern languages, L Berge Abernethy in mathematics, and others including Col George Folk and W W Scott. A fire on August 9 1890 destroyed old buildings replaced by new, more commodious structures. offices show R L Abernethy as president and W E Abernethy as secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. L. Abernethy
A. M
Arthur T. Abernethy
L. Berge Abernethy
A. B
E. Abernethy
Col
George N. Folk
W. W. Scott
Charles H. Wissner
Leipsic
M. Boekbinder
London
Berlin
College
Oldest Largest Strongest Insurance Invites Raleigh Agents
Advertisement from a major financial institution promoting high dividends and cheap policies in North Carolina. It invites active state agents in every town and asks readers to mail a form with guaranteed cost, amount, age, name and address to learn policy costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina
Raleigh
N. C
Statesville touted as best tobacco town by Landmark
The Landmark asserts Statesville offers cheapest living and best conditions for buying, making and selling tobacco with strong evidence of market advantages. It claims Statesville leads in land, factories and public improvements and urges farmers and manufacturers to invest, promising favorable rates from Winston to Charlotte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Statesville
Development Company
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Murphy
Manteo
Currituck
S. Hammerslag
Asheville
Charlotte
John Y. MacRae
Catarrac
Simmons Liver Regulator
C. A. Goodwin
E. L. Remsburg
Lolton Buyers
Flor Sale
Cole's Box
Elay
Swift Specific CO
Prnwer
Atlanta
Lippman Bros. Druggins
Robert C. Burton, Jr
Burke County, N. C
W. E. Abernethy
John C. Drewry
John W. Thompson
B. P. Williamson
Fairview Farm
Estasi
T. J. Hackney
Geo. Hackney
Hackney Bros
Manufac
Rocky Mount
Yauco, Lamb
Durham
Robert I. i Smith
Winston
Ville
Ani
Alter A
Hoover Me Siesi
P. C. Carlton
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