Capital City News Advertisements in October 1891
The issue highlights classified notices and advertisements in a Saturday edition. Consolidated Adjustable Shoe Co announces an extraordinary offering. Alfred Coles lists for sale and wanted items. The Bible Reader seeks readers. Raleigh Savings Bank statement noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Consolidated Adjustable Shoe Co
Alfred Coles
the Bible Reader
Raleigh Savings Bank
Raleigh Happenings Sign Colorful City Notes
Local items report handsomely repainted Holleman building and a centennial prep for Raleigh. G B Alford builds Apex to Holly Springs telephone line. Convicts sent to penitentiary. Berwanger Bros store closes for Jewish new year. Arch of Welcome admired and rail work advances near cotton mill. Curbing, paving, and street grading slated on South Salisbury. Reverend Nash revival at Central Methodist draws many converts. Savings Bank shows strong figures with 8 percent dividend and solid deposits. Welcome to C W Collings jeweller Raleigh move. Dr G W Kernodle and bride visit. Johns Hopkins course ahead. Bureau sign with coats of arms displayed. Supreme Court appeals, local notables, and social rounds noted. Sudden death of Elizabeth C Goodwin. Local crime and ticket scalping enforcement covered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holleman
Raleigh
G. B. Alford
Apex
Holly Springs
Roas
Randolph
Berwanger Bros
Raleigh & Gaston Railway
Union
South Salisbury Street
West Hargett
West Martin
Tony Borland
Orange County
Ellen Couch
Sanderlin
Fayetteville Street
Savings Bank
C. W. Collings
W. S. Long
Baltimore
Johns Hopkins University
Bureau of Intelligence
North Carolina
Bureau
Visitor praises Raleigh changes and hospitality
Mr. C. E. Crist of the Salem Press says after twelve years in Raleigh he is impressed by new public buildings stores electric cars and infrastructure. He urges unanimous municipal consensus while noting Raleigh’s enduring Carolinian hospitality remains unchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Crist
Salem Press
Raleigh
Shoes for all ages in leather varieties
The store promotes an endless display of men women and children’s shoes in every size and quality. Every pair is guaranteed to be solid leather and offer savings to buyers with Art Swimpel1 as the promoter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swinpel1
Swindell's Offers Youth and Boys Clothing Deals
Clothing ad urging readers to visit Swindell's for a real nobby suit or boys clothing and save at least 25 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swindell’s
Warehouse space secured for Britton Pierce and Card
Britton Pierce and Charles Card will secure a large four story warehouse at the corner of Wilmington and Cabarrus streets on a straight street from the depot. It will be fitted for sleeping and boarding with capacity of 150 to 250 people during October and November. Separately, an advertisement notes new preserves from Gordon & Dilworth and a Swindell's dress goods sale with fashionable styles and trims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britton Pierce
Charles Cardwell
Wilmington
Cabarrus Streets
Swindell’s
$300000 Free Street Padéail Opens With Wild Beasts
A grand street padéail opens at land at 7 p m with cages and dens showcasing tigers lions hyenas leopards and boa constrictors. Kept by their handlers the beasts perform an hour later as attractions on all lines with descriptive bills for details of this major show.
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the State Chronicle
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Nash
Supreme Court
First District
Arment
Bray Vs. Barnard
Jay Ve. Creekmore
Grandy & Aydlett
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D. T. Smithwick
Smithfield
Carrie Arendell
Newbern
W. B. Belt, Jr
S. P. Child
Lida Carr
Durham
W. H. Will
Wilson High School
Lee S. Overman
Salisbury
Branch Merriman
Greensboro
E. H. Burch
Roanoke
Western Union
W. H. Neave
E. L. Remsburg
Goodwin & Remsburg
Fayetteville
Salem
W. A. Hunter
Joe Hunter
Mack van Pelt
Huntersville
N. C
Jas. F. Jordan
East Hargett Street
Gertrude Jenkins
Ward
Thomas Dixon
Hall
Goldsboro
Hl. P. Dortch
M. L. Lee
Arnold Borden
Lizzie Dortch
Anna Privett
Georgia Borden
Mary Borden
W. N. Borden
Sheriff Grant
Wm. Dunn
John Dunn
O. H. Guion
Fettie Suien
Etta Dunn
Nellie Walker
Marian Radcliff
Craven
Stronach
Will Wynne
Elizabeth C. Goodwin
Miles Goodwin, Sr
Edenton Street
M. E. Church
Wake Superior Court
State Vs
Zeb. L. Roles
Rusfin Roles
L. A. Emory
Emory
Rhodes
State
Geo. Adams
Henry Wilkins
Norfolk
Waitt’s
Walters
Wilkins
Justice Markham
Chronicle
Caroxice Pus. Co
U.S. Gov’t
LY Pure
Tante D
Anderson, N.C
Allen & Cram
J. T. Watts, Jr
N.C
P.O. Box
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Daily Chronicle
Chronicle Pub. CO
Myrtle Avenue
Brooklyn
New York
South
BIBLE
Ee Eader
Franklinton
Mountain Park Hotel
Hot Springs, N.C
W. F. Ross
Junis
Gordon & Dilworth
Exsernarpt & Pescop
the Times
Epwards & Brovenrton
Raleigh, N. C
McDowe
Elent Nash Sanay
Pele i
John F
Ing. Pee
Dr. Tal
Sibi
Solomon
Queen of
Shire
John Rettig