Raleigh Weather and Local Notices in 1892 Chronicle
Weather report from Raleigh area notes fair weather for Saturday with slightly warmer temperatures and zero rainfall. Local forecast for North Carolina predicts fair conditions with east to south breezes. Advertisers listed include Thomas Pescud fancy groceries, Thomas & Maxwell, A Dughi fine fruit, and J R Ferrell & Co groceries.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
Thomas Pescud
Thomas & Maxwell
A. Dughi
J. R. Ferrell & Coey Groceries
Tuple Sud
Wake County News: court adjourned and fair entries open
The civil term of Wake Superior Court adjourned from the 24th to the first. The cotton market closed weak at 6 pm, 18 lower all around. Fair entries now only at the secretary’s office. Mayor Badger jailed in default of a $100 bond for larceny. await January term. Call for rooms next week. Caronics booth at fair grounds for subscriptions and renewals. Centennial fervor rises with Raleigh colors, crowds rush for badges.
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Badger
A. L. Ferrall
Caronics
The
Caronica
Fair Grounds
Fayetteville Street
Welcome Bonner
Sir Walter Raleigh
Walter Isleigh
Raleigh
Maxwell & Thomas
Exchange Place
Market Street
Tne Cunesich
Jack Bashford
Fayette
van Houten
War Floats for Centennial Parade and Prize Drill Rule
At a Raleigh centennial board meeting the military report noted only Vance Guards from Henderson entered for the prize drill, with rules requiring three entries before the 12th inst. The drill was declared off. A parade float fund was approved including three war floats representing 1812, the Mexican war, and the Civil War. Invitations were issued to ninety five honored citizens with transport provided. A $36 appropriation was granted to aid the colored community’s float. Additional local notices and advertisements filled the page.
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Vance Guards
Henderson
Shaw University
Special notices and farm tariff debate from Fayetteville
Reads like a newspaper page listing advertisements for fruits and produce from Thomas Pescud and A Dughi, with a lengthy letter criticizing tariff discrimination against farmers and urging votes for the Democratic ticket. Mentions Rudum’s Microbe Killer, Queen Roller flour, and local shop arrivals. Includes dates and names such as Gen Barringer and D. C. Svasnack.
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Fayetteville
Gen. Barringer
Barringer
Cassimere
Howe
Metropolitan Hall
North Carolina
Cleveland
Alliance
People's Party
Harrison
Republican Party
D. C. Svasnack
Local notices and university bout of Raleigh era
A mixed Raleigh Chronicle page lists telephone inquiries, employment ads, and a University of North Carolina Chapel Hill event. It notes President Winston's reception with guests from Raleigh Hillsboro and Salisbury, plus a lecture on the graded school movement, with music by a Raleigh orchestra and refreshments served. It also promotes medicines and hair care remedies and asks agents to join Queen City Silver & Nickel Plating Co.
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Walter Clark
Halifax
Spier Whitaker
W. Strange
Wilmington
Yarboro
R. A. White
Durham
Lucy Young
Shipp
Greensboro
Col
P. B. Means
Concord
Clarence Cheek
John N. Staples
Charles M. Busbee
Raleigh
Church of Good Shepherd
Boies
McCarthy
St. John’s Hospital
Winston
Chapel Hill
Pittinger
Robert M. Lane
France
Cleveland
Baltimore
Chapel Hi
Hillsboro
Salisbury
Daghi
Alex. Graham
Charlotte
North Carolina
Capt
Graham
Queen City Silver & Nickel Plating Co
East St. Louis
D&wly
Winston's Hotel praised for comfort and service in praise column
A reader extols Winston's new hotel as an architectural gem with elegant simplicity. Praise covers sanitation, management by Levi Scoville, and the bright, homey atmosphere. Also noted are fresh stock at Fred A. Watson's, a fine hat store, art displays, and a for sale corner house at Park Avenue and Dawson streets offered by J. A. Spence.
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Winston
State Chronicle
Philadelphia
State Bourd of Health
Levi Scoville
Fred A. Watson
B. W.G
Tee
Park Avenue
Dawson Streets
Dawson Street
New Union Depot
J. A. Spence
E. Park Avenue
Wood and freight rates offer coal and logs direct from mines
The notice promotes favorable freight rates from mines for hard and soft coal for domestic and steam use to any depot, with 2,000 cords of seasoned wood ready for delivery. It lists Raleigh North Carolina and mentions Jesus & Power as sellers, touting quality and freshness, and oddly advertises a tunic product for women and children plus a malaria cure.
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Jesus & Power
Raleigh
N.C
Markets by Telegraph Advance in spinner takings in cotton
Markets by telegraph report a modest rise of about twelve points in cotton futures after gains in Manchester tied to East India exchange optimism and silver. Liverpool and New York opened lower, then stronger late morning as buyers stepped in. south receipts were high, but post midday selling kept the market barely steady, with futures closing just below yesterday's levels.
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New York
Messrs Hibbard Price & Co
Liverpool
Manchester
East India Exchange
Iverpool
Middday
Oregon
Alabama
Isiana
Tennessee
Virginia
Virgiia
North Carolina
South Carolina Browns
New
Reading
Omaha
Plant
MLS
BE & D
B&o
Stock Exchange
New England
Burlington
Louisville
New Albany
Chicago
JOSD
Baltimors
Virginia Consels
Baltimore & Ohio
Orthern Central
Balmore Ohio Southwestern Crisis
City Milix
West Indies
acConns
Spo
Schitle
Jhetoher
Monid
Fibures
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News OF the City
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Wm. Smith
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J. M. Heck
Col. Heck
Raleigh & Gaston Road
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People's Theatre
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Cheathem Lives
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Great Gauze
People’s Theatre
Georgia Minstrels
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J. Jefferson Coolidge
Venice
Italy
Paris
Breckinridge
Kentucky
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the Yarboro
Thos. W. Strange
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L. A. McCord
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F M. Butt
Mise Jarbeau
New York World
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Henry D. Blake
Columbia Transit Company
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John D Adams
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Dau.y Sr
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Chronicle Publishing Co
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Newaliforns Fruits
Golden Gatepacking Co
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Rudum
W. H. Kine, & Co
Queen Roller
Raleigh Exchange
G. H. Glass
Ashe
Bobbet
Poster
Elizabeth
Glases
Mrs. Gee
I, Goodwin
A. W. Gray
R . Holt
T. M
Hay
Thos. T, Hicks
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Herbert
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Wty
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Richards & Pringle
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