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Newspaper
The State Chronicle
Location
Raleigh, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1891
Page
2
The State Chronicle urges subscribers to report late or missing deliveries by postal mail. It asks for address details and a description of complaints to receive prompt attention and ensure papers reach steps by six o clock each morning.
Terms for postage and subscriptions listed for Dairy Daily Weekly and clubs with liberal commission. Correspondence notice asks for letters under author’s name only. Henry Grady urges patriotic loyalty to Georgia and all states. Subscriptions renewed praise for paper and discussion of naval cruiser naming.
J B Holman of Iredell County, longtime Allianceman and Finance Committee chair, told the Chronicle in Raleigh that a North Carolina third party would amount to little. He noted many Alliance Democrats remain Democrats, with Republicans likely aiding any third party efforts. Holman’s view reflects broader Democratic sentiment in the region.
The New York Sun is accused of venomous reporting against Mr Patti son and Mr Cievrland in a political struggle over a Republican majority. The piece argues foreigners should not own 20,941,000 acres and praises landowners who cultivate their own land as the ideal American population.
North Carolina novelist Chris Tian Re1p publishes A Cast or Fortune as a serial via papers using American Press Association stories. The arrangement ties the author’s work to common syndication practices and leverages APA distribution.
Rutherford College in Burke County North Carolina sits one mile from the W N C Railroad. The climate is mild and mountains protect winters. The town is a health resort noted for student improvement and local option prohibitions. Board from eight to nine dollars monthly in board clubs from thirty three to thirty five dollars. Tuition from two to four dollars monthly by department.
The roster includes W. Rev. R. L. Abernethy president of physical science metaphysics and theology. Arthur T. Abernethy modern languages Greek. L. Berge Abernethy mathematics. KK Abernethy history English elocution and law Latin. Col. George N. Folk law lecturer. Scott M. D. medicine. Rev. Charles Rissner manager of college extension. M Boekbinder from London will teach piano organ violin and voice culture.
The former structures were destroyed by fire on August 9. They have been replaced by one of the South's most handsome and commodious college buildings. R. L. Abernethy, president, and W. E. Abernethy, secretary, Ocett.
Mortgage sale notice states that under a deed dated November 12 1884 by Albert H Scott and wife to James M. Pugh Peele and Maynard mortgagees the White Oak township property will be sold at Raleigh court house door on December 19 1891 to the highest cash bidder at noon. Property borders John Harwood L B D Beacom Catherine Scott Barb Lewter and others containing bulgageacres or similar term per mortgage book 80 page 74H in Wake county deeds. Also contains florist catalogue lines unrelated to the sale of real estate.
An advertisement warns consumers to choose Simmons Liver Regulator, identified by a large red Z on the package. It claims relief from dyspepsia, indigestion, constipation, biliousness, and sick headache and urges examining the red Z trademark and J H Zeilin & Co signatures.
Robert C Burton Jr a lawyer announces will practice in the Supreme and Federal Courts and in Halifax Northampton and Wake courts. Office listed in the Fisher Building 217 Fayetteville Street. octti eod 3m.
The article argues flour is a life necessity and condemns price gouging. It states flour is sold at the lowest possible margin and lists brands such as Patapsco Superlative and Queen Roller patent with other high grade varieties. It emphasizes that luxury pricing is inappropriate for staples like flour.
Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Co presents its 1891 annual statement with assets including United States bonds state and municipal bonds cash on hand and in banks and premiums in course of collection. The notice highlights surplus and reserves and asserts high dividends to policyholders while advertising positions for agents with liberal commissions in Oxford North Carolina.
A new building company offers to furnish estimates or construct and repair all kinds of buildings. It will supply sash, blinds and other burning material on short notice.
Burman & Co formerly of Norfolk and Elizabeth City have relocated to Morehead under the new oyster law. They now accept opened oysters scalions and related supplies and will serve all North Carolina customers promptly and satisfactorily with delivery from the Morehead establishment.
The Raleigh and Fayetteville Marble Works announces Goodwin and Remsburg as the new firm name offering a large stock of monuments tombstones and iron fencing at Fayetteville and Raleigh works. They invite public inspection and promise individual attention to each order.
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