Balloon Ascension and Musical Treat at Exposition Grounds
The Exposition Grounds feature a balloon ascent today after wind delays and a strong slate of concerts. The Durham and Indiana Ladies bands perform with selections like Moonlight Serenade and Overture Cassandra. a gold watch will be dropped from the balloon, with press rooms and a protection for wind. The Salem Orchestra, under Prof Pauli, delivers a matinee with soloists Miss Marian Radcliff, Miss Nellie Waddell, and Mrs E Chadwick, earning praise for timing and expression.
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Durham Band
Ladies’ Band
Indiana
Ladies’ Cornet
Durham
Rheinberger
Salisbury
Prof. Pauli
Seaton Gales Lodge, I. O. O. F
A. Pauli
Barbiere de Seviglia
E. Chadwick
Old North State
Second Night of Concord at Exposition Music Festival
The second concert drew a large attentive audience, again praising the program. Mrs. Ebert’s solo was encored and Miss Radcliffe received two recalls. Her voice showed marked purity and power, with Farmers' offering delivering standout choral effects.
Bingham School to be sold as Asheville move announced
The Bingham School in North Carolina is moved to Asheville for private reasons and will be sold with its buildings, barracks, recitation rooms, mess hall, and 380 acres of land. The property has seen over $30,000 in improvements and is offered at a greatly reduced price. Interested buyers may respond to Mrs Wu Bingnam at the Bingham School, N C.
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Bingham
Asheville
N. C
Richmond
Danville
Wu. Bingnam
Bingham School
T. J. P. Pernell
Fernell
Wake Forest
VN. C
J. W. Pernell
G. W. Davis
Rail fare dispute over Exposition one cent per mile
Letters from Merry Oaks and Louisburg complain that railroads do not honor the one cent per mile rate for Exposition tickets. Residents cite Raleigh & Augusta and other routes charging higher fares and request correction of misprints and adherence to the promised rate.
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Merry Oaks
N. C
Raleigh & Augusta Air Line R. R
Raleigh
Exposition Grounds
Postmaster Shaffer Faces Raleigh Mail Complaint
Citizens urge action over delays in mail handling and restricted delivery hours at Raleigh post office. They blame staffing shortages despite rising mail volume including exposition matter, and threaten formal complaints if changes are not made. Also notes a Savannah patient healed by P P P blood medicine after long ulcerated leg.
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Shaffer
Raleigh
Postoffice Department
Savannah
From Murphy to Manteo State Progress Chronicle
A sweeping North Carolina update notes public school openings in Wilmington, Guilford college enrollment, railroad inspections of the A N C line, debts of Lee Register, a new tobacco factory in Statesville, and the George W Jacobs Co cotton factory moving from Massachusetts to Goldsboro. It also covers a McDougald case witness jailed in Maxton, condolences for James B Curtis, and various local civic efforts including railroad surveys, lectures, and a planned Franklin Sylva to Webster railroad.
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D. A. Miller
Statesville
George W. Jacobs & Co
Massachusetts
Goldsboro
Special Wool Dress Materials At Tucker & Co
Tucker & Co announces four lines of autumn wool dress materials. Cheveron Camel’s hair options at 1.25 and 1.50 per yard, Trish Tweeds 54 inches wide at 85 cents, Camel’s Wair Stripes 48 inches at 90 cents, Mixed Cheviots 54 inches at 1.25 per yard. Mail samples available on request for out of town customers.
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Cheveron Ocamel
Goodwin and Remsburg advertise expanded marble works
In Raleigh and Fayetteville, E A Remsburg announces Goodwin & Remsburg will execute future business. The firm claims the largest, most attractive stock of monuments tombstones and iron fencing in the state with personal attention to each order.
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Raleigh and Fayetteville
E. A
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the Fine Music
the Musical Programme
Rogers
Greenwood
Ill
Blackwell Tobacco Company
Part I
Dame Blanche
Boudieu
J. S Torry
E. A. Ebert
Salem
Lohengrin
Braga
Festival Hall
Misses Dugger
Warrenton
Addie White
Nellie Waddell
Smithfield
Old
North Carolina
Prosho
R. BR
Louisburg
Murphy
Mantec
Currituck
Wilmington
Guilford College
A. & N. C. Railroad
Lee Register, General Merchant
McDougald
Maxton
Bro. W. A. Curtis
Faukland Press
James B
J. F. McCulloch
Greensboro
Clark University
Michigan
Shade Pate
Wayne County
Pikeville Township
Little Hope
Norfolk, Wilmington and Charleston Railroad
Windsor
Butler
State Alliance
West
Gen. Weaver
Lenoir
Eighth District
R.A. P. Cooley
Nashville
Hattie Gertrude Davis
Franklin
Macon County
Sylva
Webster
E. W. Kerr
Clinton
Washington
Mr. Rusk
Allen Best
Argus
Averasboro
Harnett County
William Norris
Harnett
The
Central Times
J. S. Carr
Confederate Veterans’ Association
Carr
the Chronicle
Tucker & CO
W.H.& Rs, Tucker & Co
Fayetteville St
C. A. Goodwin
E. L. Remsburg
Goodwin & Remsburg
Raleich and Fayetteville Marble Works
State Normal and Industrial School
State Eqintudent of Public Instruction
Leigh
Epps & Hackett, Architects
Finger
Irman Board
GAR
Bakers and Candy Manes
Hadden
Coney Island
Stronach
Nsupaigl
Ocidany
Virginia
West Vic
Western Net
State
North Ci
Spud Pet
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