Raleigh Centennial and State Fair notes from The State Chronicle
Raleigh and vicinity weather forecast for Oct 3 through 4 is warm with no rain. Reports cover the fair grounds improvements, vendor and float preparations, a Page's auditorium accident, forthcoming Centennial parade details, and railroad plans to facilitate attendance with broader ticketing and schedules. The piece lists local politicians, businessmen, and civic leaders and notes changes to event dates and programs.
Special notices and Raleigh dining and political notices
Short notices on a private boarding request in Raleigh, a new restaurant on Fayetteville Street, stenography courses, employment ads, and a lengthy Wake County Democratic schedule with numerous candidate appearances. Also advertisements for groceries, biscuits, crackers, soups, and medicines, plus rail fare to the North Carolina State Agricultural Fair and local public notices.
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Bryan
ES. Moore, Jr
Curosieris
AL Fairbrother
Durham
Marion Butler
Weaver
Messrs FH
Busberge C. Hees
John Ward
B. C. Beckwith
E. C. Smith
Raleigh
National Association of Democratic Clubs
New York
Maggie Ferrell
Belcross Female Academy
Richmond & Danville Railway
Fair Grounds
Charlotte
Oxford
Concord
Lincolnton
Salisbury
Asheville
High Point
Marion
Greensboro
Statesville
Burlington
Winston-Salem
Wilkesboro
Selma
Rural Hall
Goldsboro
Reidsville
Raleigh Centennial Hustle Builds Floats and Fervor
Two weeks remain before Raleigh marks its centennial with a grand procession. Forty five floats are under construction as the board of managers opens headquarters with George Heck. Colors are oriole and red and residents are urged to join in enthusiasm. Evangelist J R Harrison and Prof G T Thompson lead Baptist Tabernacle meetings daily through the celebration period. Chatham Gets Fifteen: James Chatham is sent to the penitentiary for fifteen years after a criminal assault conviction, following a mob incident in Chat ham county. Two other prisoners, both colored, are ordered by the sheriff to serve two years each.
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Chick Medicine Company
Goldsboro
Frank Moseley
Raleigh
Fair Grounds
First Baptist Church
Carter
Cimrosicié
Patti Mage
Wreky Chronicla
North Carolina
Page's
Howell
Smith
City of
Randall
Handshoe
Elizabeth
LaPayette
Baptist Tabernacle
J. R. Harrison
Virginia
G. T. Thompson
New York
Thompson
Chatham
James Chatham
Chatham County
Superior Court
Pittsboro
Beane
Cotton Market Firms to Close at Day's High
The Cotton Market continued firm and closed at the highest of the day with light receipts at southern ports prompting gains in Liverpool and Manchester. Spot prices steady with uplands around 7 and fraction higher. futures and port receipts shown, including notable activity in New York stocks and Baltimore markets.
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Messrs Hubbard Price & Co
Liverpool
Manchester
Aregie . Ua Mark
Hexennah
New Orleans
Uiiing
New York
Oregon
Alabama
Dama
Louisiana
Tennessee
Tennessee i
Virginia
Virginnia
Macconpo
Carolina
North
South Carolina
A& PH
C&a
LB & W
M& E
Pac M
S. Omaba
St. Panioia
Man
England
Chicago Gas
Revolling
Whisky Trust
Jehigh Vally
Burlington
Union Pacific
American Tobacco
Sost
Andx Group
Dex
Bos'on
Cose
Aivarce Tan
Baltimore
Baltimore & Ohio
Northern Central
Balimore & Ohio
Southwestern
Consolidated
Tone
Rec
Yveston Utter
Suffolk
Gaston
Dull
Wilmington
Philadel Firm
Savannai
Orleans
Ao Mobile
Memphis
Augusta
Charleston
Mark
Market Report Shows Mixed Commodity Prices Across Markets
The report lists Virginia peanut markets, New York produce updates, and Chicago and Washington price moves. It details flour, wheat, corn, oats, rye, pork, lard, sugar, and turpentine prices with daily closing figures and futures along with regional market notes.
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Baltimore
Chicago
Shorts
Jannery Park
Ana Sty
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