The State Chronicle Highlights and Notices of 1892
The State Chronicle from November 27 1892 reports weather notes at Baxeran with 46 max 28 min, local ads by King Sherwood Berwanger and Tucker, education commissions in Raleigh, gifts to the Odd Fellows orphanage in Goldsboro, Rev Sam Small preaching at Edenton Street church, convicts sent to Roanoke farms, a Swain Street Mission gospel meeting, Masons meeting, Young Men’s Christian Association events, a fire at a New Bern sawmill, a Democratic Jubilee in Magnolis Duplin, comet interest, Small’s Metropolitan Hall lecture, and notes on railways and World’s Fair funding. The Cotton Market rises with weekly receipts and shipments. The Great Evangelist Sam Small arrives and preaches tomorrow. Ads urge customers to buy from local merchants and announce holiday goods and supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norris
Tucker & Co
State Board of Education
Odd Fellows
Goldsboro
Sam Small
Georg Vill
Edenton Street
Roanoke
Swain Street
William G. Hill
A. M
John T. Pullen
Young Mens’ Christian Association
Messrs
Ber Ser’s
Newbern
Daniel Stinson
Saow
Magnolis
Duplin County
Lease
Kansas
Metropolitan Hall
Stanly County
Francis Talley
Ues
Orton
Talley
Edenton Street Methodist
Oxford and Henderson
Oxford and
Clarksville Road
Holt
Newbern Division
Naval Artillery
Francis Winslow
Bishop
W. P.M. Bryan
Walters
Raleigh
WG Separk
Alfred Williams & Co
Albemarle
Springhope
Durham
Wilmington and Weldon
North Carolina
Young Men's Christian Association
Sam Jones
Georgia
City
South
Kodak Powder Story and Schedule Changes in Greensboro
A long advertisement recounts Kodak powder with claimed cures and bold marketing by Richardson & Farries of Greensboro, noting widespread southern sales and Raleigh distribution. The item also includes brief notes on a Richmond and Danville schedule change, rail connections, and local business notices, with varied prices and rail terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond and
Danville
Goldsboro
Washington
Greeny He
Tarboro
Carolin
Raleigh
Greensboro
Atlanta
Birmingham
Baltimore
New York
Also Mentioned on This Page
the State Chronicle
A. Hollomon
Trowbridge
Baxeran
Minum
Ki . W. H. King & Co
A. Sherwood
D. Berwanger
Ige
Bucklen
John VY. MacRae
Eee
Capital Hose
Victor
Royster
Ree Sas Anaup
Abbott
U. S
Kodak
Richardson & Farriss
WI King & Co
Jexas & Power Raleigh, N. Co
Telegraph
Gente and Boys Bicycles
Wrart
Lovey
Oat City Steam Laundry
Riggan’s Toys
Fayetteville Street
Brown’s Tron Bitters
Ant
D. T. Johnson
W. H. & BR. S. Tucker & Co
W. H King & Co
Henry King
Jay
WOH & RS
Simmons
Iso
Liverpool
Onur
America
de Elise
New Orleans
Europe
Stok
Iddur Uplands
Medo Orleans
Atures
Ti and Corp
Phe City Cotton Market
Hasienh
New Cotton
Bori
Midian
C State Trust
Tae
North Care
BR. & G. Railroad
S &R YH
City of Raleigh
Raleigh Street Railway
Ivaral Society
Citizens’ National Bank
Commercial and Farmers Bank
National Bank of Rajelgh
Raleigh Savings Bank
Raleigh Cotton Mills
Caraleigh Phosphate Mills
Caraleigh Cotton Mills
Caz Company
Peace Institute
Raleigh Land and Improvement
Keri
Bt Co
D-Y
Alabama
Louisina
Consors
Ean
Tennessee
Wlaly
Virginia
Nor
North Carols Browns
C&o
Meg
B&o
Virginia Consels
Baltimore & Ohio Tock Wia
Northern Central Stock
Baltimore & Ohio Se Preehee
Do Fl
Chicago
Northwest
Nina
Ornde Taijen
Eho
Vireto New Vosin
Poe Meer Savans
Strainett Laaal
ISAM
Moniay
Ess Money
Tse
Vipa
Norris’ Chy Gui
Pas Velveston
Noriciz
Orleans
Charles
Leigh
Alfred Publishers
Earl
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