Weather Report for North Carolina and Raleigh, Oct 9 1891
The Chronicle notes fair weather in North Carolina through Saturday with slightly warmer temperatures and northerly winds. Raleigh and vicinity can expect continued cool and fair conditions on Friday October 9.
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Exposition News and Local Happenings In Raleigh
Seventy five people are employed at the Exposition. Trains with supplies will run regularly to Carnleigh. Wake county Alliance met in Cary. Exhibits from Chatham arrive. Centennial and Murphy graded schools enroll 950 pupils. A fashionable wedding is planned next week east of Raleigh. Cars from Boston and New York bring Exposition exhibits. Dr D E Everett remains ill. Women invited to bicycle tournament at Stronach's warehouse. J M Edwards of Wayne joins Progressive Farmer office. Street grading begins near the new union passenger station. Will Wynne performs on the bicycle at the auditorium. Wel
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Special Notices from Eberhardt Pescup Swindell Cary Hotel Ad
Florida oranges at Eberhardt and Pescup plus a large in voice from Gordon and Dilworths preserves. Swindells promotes dry goods and carpets with two hundred styles on the second floor and a Cary Hotel advert notes comfortable rooms and special expo rates. Richmond and Danville train schedule listed.
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