Time frolics as Raleigh notes buzz at fair
The Raleigh Chronicle issue from Oct 16 1892 reports a festive tone around the Raleigh fair. Local items include weather notes from Baxeren with a 54 degree temperature, new notaries, centennial banners, and calls for democratic songs. Advertisers push space at Curoncle and Curon OLE, while a bicycle parade and a three mile state championship are highlighted. Died notices, marriages, and personal notes populate the column alongside race results at Burlington and various society notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. J. Baker
Hurrellville
CG. A. Sherwood & Co
The
Agricultural & Mechanical College
Messrs
Stronach
Neil A. Spence
Burlington Fair
Fayetteville Street
Raleigh
Edward H. Cloud
Philadelphia
Wm. F. Robb
Pittsburg
Philip A. Hayne
Chicago
Raleigh fair week programme and Saint church notices
The notice outlines Tuesday's splendid programme with a grand procession to the fair grounds and Pawnee Bill's Wild West Show free to attendees. It lists Sunday revival services at Tabernacle and a sequence of church events across Episcopal, Baptist, and Methodist congregations, with addresses, centennial observances, and free seats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. M. Wilson
Winston
Yarboro
O. J. Carroll, Esq
Dr. Hawkins
Chicago
Messrs
B. H. Woodell
T. R. Purnell
Col
Paul F. Faison
Cora B. Yearby
Durham
Helena Horner
W. Park Ave
Watson
Wm. W. Tucker
Dellar Mills
Central — M. E
Lallie Raney
Kitrell
E. Berkeley
Greensboro
Jas. McMoody
Waynesville
P. Thorpe
Rocky Mount
Child
J. S Bell
Brasstown
First Baptist Church
America
Columbus
Raleigh
First Presbyterian Church
Eugene Daniel
R. H. Battle
Tabernacle
Harrison
Thompson
Mr. Harrison
Episcopal
Christ Church
M. M. Marshall
Trinity
Church OF the Goop Shepherd
I. McK. Pittinger
C. M. Busbee
Houseo T Winston
LL D
Stangers
Edenton Street
J. N. Cole
W. J. Young
Central M. E. Caurcn
J. B. Hurley
W. N. Snelling
Brooklyn
City of
Wet End Mission
Baptist Tabernacle
J. J. Hall
N. B. Broughton
Christ! Curkistian Church
Krev
J. L Foster
SackEp Heart Church
Father Marion
Dedicatory trip to Chicago for World’s Fair begins
Gov. T. M. Holt leads a Raleigh party leaving at 7 a.m. in private cars via the Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad to attend dedicatory services in Chicago. They expect arrival Tuesday evening and have Palmer House apartments. Street car fares to fair grounds drop to ten cents with special tickets and schedules to handle crowds amid six cars running between the fair grounds and capitol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Gov
T. M. Holt
Col
A. B. Andrews
Jennie
Mildred Murphy McPheeters
R. R. Cotten
A. W. Haywood
E. C. Laird
H. W. Miller
5. F. Telfair
Chesapeak & Ohio Road
Palmer House
Fair Grounds
St. Mary's
Capitol
Blount Street
Fayetteville Street
Hillsboro
St Mary’s Gate
Markets by Telegraph Excerpted Market Silence and Prices
New York reports show foreign advices disappointing and Liverpool and Manchester accounts shifting sentiment as spinners leave the port market. Cotton receipts at Southern ports are expected to total 300,000 to 310,000 bales for the week, with U.S. spot sources quiet and futures mostly steady to easy. Raleigh notes quiet trade in textile shares and various North Carolina bonds, while New York money markets indicate tight but steady call rates and mixed government bond activity. Western wheat and corn markets show small declines and firmness in rye with stable provisions. Prices for textiles, coffee, sugar, copper, and peanuts appear steady to firm across several exchanges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mesera Hubbard Price & Co
Liverpool
Manchester
Southern Porte
Atlantic
Galveston
Norfolk
Oregon
Alabama
Louisian
Tennessee
Virginia
North Carolina
South Carolina
Browns
WYO
Adam
Amn
Wells
COC
NYO
NJ C
Mis C
Ohio
Pac Pia Mo
Pac
Ia& CH Pia
Can Pac
C& A
D& H
O RT
Stock Exchange
New England
Burlington Louisville
New Albany
Reading
Mexican Central
New Ogand
Baltimore
Virginia Consols
Co Ten Forties
Baltimore & Ohio Etock
Northern Central Stock
Baltimore & Ohio Southwestern
Rio
Grain and market notes from New York and Chicago
Markets show declines in Wheat and Corn with dull trading and firmer fats in RYE and Sugar. Oil markets hold steady as Pork Lard and Hogs show modest gains, while Spot and Futures prices move on supply signals and rain in the wheat belt.
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the State Chronicle
A. Hollomon
Lippman
Baxeren
Vicinity
Max
Metropolitan Hall
C. A. Sherwood—Cloaks
D. T. Johnson
Ww. C
A. B. Stronach
Norris’ Dry Goods
S. & D. Berwanger
W. H. King & Co
News OF the City
Berwangers
C. D. Francks
A. & M. College
Madame Besson’s
Woolcott & Son
Marana
Cuba
Emerson & Fisher Company
N. C
W. J. King & Co
Williams & Haywood
Smedes
Boylan
Gray
Tucker
Rees
Kenansville
Simmons Liver Register
W. E. Ashley
Masonic
Hiram Lodge No. 40
Masonic Hall
Bretheren
B. Thomas
Lee
Burlington
Lynn B
Macey
Hambletonian
J. H. Hardin
Fashion Farm
Noline
Gregorian
Prince George
Kentucky Prince
Fairview Farm
B. P. Williamson
Alice Berlew
Charley B
L. Banks Holt
Lady Cramer
Alamance
Guy
J. H. Hardie
George Wilkes
Alamance County
A. A. L. RR Co. Vermeerrememte
Vefice
Ravelan
N.C
Union Depot
William Ssiru
John Y. MacRae
Ca Ds
Ayer
Mme. Theo
Pretty Maid
Church Services Today
Swindell
Swindell's
Swindell’s
D. T. Swindell’s
DT. Swindell’s
Fayetteville St
Eltinery
Dr. Swindell
Reynold’s
Bearing Bros
Capitol Square
W. Haywood
Wilminston
N C
Radam
C. P. Remsen
N. 2Nd St
Winston-Salem
Zinzendorf
Rowland Harris
Quincy Hotel
J. P
Thomas Pescud
Nature
W. HL. Kine & Co. Ag’ts Sa
Remington
New Packing
California Fruits
Golden Gate Packing Co
Thomas Pescud’s
Queen Roller
G. H
Glass
Ashe
Anderson
A. B
Bobbutt
W. H
Battle
H. B
Cameron
Foster
O. H
Grimes
Elieth
Geo. H
Goodwin
A.W
Gras
R. T
Holt
T. M
Hay
Ibess
Hicks
J. W
Haywood
E. Burk
Herbert
Hines
P. E
Hinesdale
Knox
A. W
McGee
McKee
James
McAden
Lottie T
Massey
RoystEs
Credi
Berke Haywood, M. D
Bridgeport
Connecticut
Andrews
Conn
ForSale
Park Avenue
Dawson Streets
Dawson Street
New Union Depot
J. A. Spence
E. Park Avenue
Hughes
Co. W. Butuocs
E Morgan St
Capital Sqt
Fred A. Watson
T. Swindell
C. B
D. T. Swindell
Jones & Powell
Raleigh, N.C
Roverer
Abbott
Childre
U.S
Reval
H. Clifford
New Cassel
Wis
Edward Shepherd
Harrisburg
Lil
John Speaker
Catawba
Bucklen
Kemp
Simmons
P. P
Ely
B. F. Liepsner
A. M
the Olivet Baptist Church
Bishop of
Mr. M. A. Jackson
Portamouth, N. H
Queen City Silver & Nickel Plating Co
East St. Louis
Telegraph
the City
New Cotton
Inter-States Trust and Brokerage Company
RaLgink
W.N.C.R.R. Co
R &G. Peay
Railway
Agricultural Society
Citizens’ National Bank
Commercial and Farmers Bank
National Bank of Raleigh
Raleigh Savings Bank
Raleigh Cotton Mills
Ay Phosphate Mills
Caraleigh Cotton Mills
Hncur
City Mills
West Indies
Rio No
Santos No
Als
Wosk
Isions
Naval Stores
Wilminder
Savannan Ga
Peer
Richards & Pringle’s
Georgia
Billy Kersands
Great Gauze
TRE Ci
Macae
Dragatore Ynchburg & Durham RE RR
Surat
Durham Wi
Danville
Denniston Junction
Tic
Lynchburg
Richmond
Cheasapeake
Obhio
Norfolk and Western Rail
Acti Suckbare
Jarbe
Suza
Musi
Miss Jarbe
Sligo
Jerry Bee
Green Ant
Shay “Tag
Stronac —Gho
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Bakers and Car, Mas
Delaware
James Grapes _ lee
Keifer
Bfchy
Fancy
Oranges
Cape
Atmore
Chicken
Potted
B. Ville
Theca
Raleign
Thurada
Menciry
Treas Raleigh
Rey
Stuleigh
Bert Utten
Kalei
Prince Albert
R. S. & D. Berwance
Tote
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