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Newspaper

The State Chronicle

Location

Raleigh, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Nov 28, 1891

Page

8

Weather and local notices from Raleigh area Nov 28 1891

Fair and warmer weather expected in Raleigh with rain Sunday afternoon and a cold wave to follow. An advertising index lists upcoming changes. Congressman-elect W F Crawford of the ninth district visited the Exposition yesterday. The Postal Telegraph and Cable Co opened an Littleton office with J T Gibson as manager. Millard Taft of Wilmington Evening Journal is here to attend the Exposition and visit relatives.

the Chronicle Raleigh and Vicinity W. F. Crawford Postal Telegraph and Cable Company Littleton J. T. Gibson Millard T. Taft Wilmington Delaware Hvening Journal

Wake County Exposition Day Highlights Local Happenings

Wake County day at the Exposition followed by a string of local items. Thanksgiving meals for convicts, a burned Hope lumber mill near Fayetteville, and a Wake Forest college service marked the holiday week.

Wake County Hope Fayetteville

Union Thanksgiving Services at First Baptist Church

The union Thanksgiving services were held Thursday at First Baptist Church led by Rev. De Carter and Dr. Watkins. Collections supported Thomasville and Barnum Springs Orphanages. Dr. Watkins preached on The Duties of Citizenship in an able sermon later summarized in Sunday’s Curoniere.

Union First Baptist Church de. Carter Watkins Thomasville Barnum Springs Dr. Watkins Curoniere

Supreme Court Briefs in Ninth District Docketed

Briefs in several cases were filed or argued in the Ninth district Supreme Court. Attorneys include J. T. Morehead for defendants in Tilley vs King and Blackburn vs Fair. Finley & Greene for Walker vs Adams. Glenn & Manly for appellee in Blackburn vs Blackburn. R. Z. Linney by brief for appellant in Cowles vs Reaves. Jones & Kerner for plaintiff in Henning vs Warner. Glenn & Manly for defendant. Patterson & Yeates by brief. Blalock vs Manufacturing Co. argued by Jones & Kerner. Glenn & Manly for plaintiff. Watson & Burton for defendant.

Ninth District Tilley

Death of Local Real Estate Man J D Joyner

James D Joyner longtime Franklinton resident and real estate agent on West Martin street died Thursday after two week illness from heart trouble following grippe. He was about 45 and buried yesterday at Franklinton with Rev J W Carter officiating. his brother in law was Pres J B Brewer of Chowan Baptist Institution.

James D. Joyner Franklinton West Martin Street J. W. Carter First Baptist Church Joyner Pres J. B. Brewer Chowan

Travelers Fill Fayetteville Social Column

Miss Lizzie and Maggie Small of Fayetteville visit sister Miss Eugenia Small. Miss Annie Monroe visits the Misses Horton. The Carrs of Durham and Dr. Carr’s sons spend Thanksgiving in Raleigh. Edgecombe County Register of Deeds G. J. Pittman confirms a short crop in the East. Rev D L Scively and Samuel W Merrill arrive from Columbia S C. Stephen Graham of Delpin and George D Green of Wilson visit relatives. Senator Culbreth of Columbus County visits with wife. Northern visitors include J S Sedgewick Boston H L Brandt Norristown Augustus Koehler Orange KE Tuttle Boston B R Codwise Washington DC John W Hays Jr Oxford. Yarboro arrivals include W K Jacobson editor Washington Progress Clem ent Manly C B Watson Winston C C Budler Henderson E W Overbaugh Fayetteville R P Gray Greensboro W G Swain Henderson John N Staples Greensboro T H Moore Goldsboro W W Avery Asheville A E Tate High Point.

John W. Hays, Jr The Chronicle Oxford the Yarboro W.K. Jacobson Washington Progress Clement Manly C. B. Watson Winston C. C. Budler Fenderson E. W. Overbaugh Fayetteville R. P

Cotton Market Receipts and Shipments Reported

The week shows 986 bales received versus 1,194 a year ago. Season total reaches 13,977, down from 23,683 last season. Shipments for the week are 833 with 1,187 bales on the platform.

Raleighs Greatest Need and the Union Depot

The article denounces Raleighs current union depot as overcrowded and segregated with separate waiting rooms for races. It urges continuous work on the new station day and night and notes the current delay despite good weather. It also recalls a white visitor preaching to local Black women in the waiting room and calls the present depot a disgrace to the city and railway.

Raleigh Union Depot Union Paul the Apostle

Trunks and Valises Exhibit Bargain Line

A local advertisement promotes a large elegant stock of trunks and valises in all sizes, qualities, and prices. The note invites buyers to inspect the stock to save money before choosing. Also included is a testimonial praising Bradycrozine as a headache cure from C. D. Payne, publisher of the Union Signal.

D. T. Swixvent C. D. Payne The Union Signal Chicago

Special Notices Clearing Sale of Wraps

Today Saturday the 28th a special sale of wraps begins. The store offers long ladies wraps at reduced prices below cost of manufacture. Wraps valued at not less than 10 dollars are priced at 5 dollars, those valued at not less than 15 dollars at 7 dollars, and wraps valued at not less than 20 dollars at 10 dollars. W H and R S Tucker and Co.

W. H.& R. S. Tucker & Co

Allen & Marvin Shoes Ad at Norris' Dry Goods

Agents advertise Allen and Marvin fine shoes with beautiful styles and a warranty. Norris Dry Goods Store features the line for customers seeking reliable footwear.

Allen & Marvin’s Norris’ Dry Goods E. P. Reed Norris’ Dry Goods Store

Norris Dry Goods Store Ad Claims Wide Selection

Norris Dry Goods Store advertises Foster's kid gloves in new shades and black, a large line of umbrellas, and corsets with R. and G. styles. It promotes Hill and Greene hosiery, Little Giant School Shoes, Maurice Flynn $2 ladies shoes, $1.50 ladies shoes, and Hathaway Soule and Harrington dress shoes for men with warranties.

Foster Norris Norris’ Dry Goods Hill & Greene Maurice Flynn Hathaway Soule & Harrington

Local Auctions Offer Florida Fruits and Curiosities

E P Reed's agents promote a Thursday through Saturday auction and giveaways showcasing Florida fruits and curiosities in a crowded exhibit space. Rocky Mount prepares for a December 3 land sale by West End developers with liberal terms and bargain prices. Shoes from McGee and Moseley offer a large stock at bargain closeout prices.

Reed Florida North Carolina Rocky Mount Mount Land Sale G. S. Sartin Rocky Mount, N McGee & Moseley’s S. F. Mordecai Trust

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