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Newspaper

The State Chronicle

Location

Raleigh, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Oct 21, 1891

Page

8

Weather Summary for North Carolina and Raleigh

Washington reports generally fair conditions for North Carolina with stationary temperatures and northwest winds. In Raleigh and vicinity on Wednesday expect clear skies and continued cool weather with a slight warming trend by Thursday.

Washington North Carolina Raleigh Vicinity

Local Happenings Across Raleigh and Nearby Cities

A Raleigh Chronicle survey lists events including a Capital club dinner plans, a penitentiary directors meeting, illnesses and travel of notable figures, hospital funding strains, Odd Fellows home work, and Exposition activity. Governor Fleming and Col. McClure arrive. train schedules and musical events feature. numerous visitors and locals attend daily expositions and social actions.

Temperance Convention Call and Local Industrial Notes

Citizens met to issue a call for a State temperance convention to be held in Raleigh on November 19 1891. Dr F L Reid chaired the committee preparing the call and it will be released to the press. Visitors frequent Caraleigh with a cotton mill half finished and phosphate mill structures completed. Lead tanks for sulfuric acid and processing areas near Walnut creek. Carnleigh hillsides slated for residences, with a 60 foot wide boulevard to a mile long, macadamized for a grand drive. Many brick houses will be built for operatives near factories.

Raleigh F. L. Reid Caraleigh Walnut Creek Carnleigh

Reception of Col. McClure Arrives for Raleigh Visit

Col. A. K. McClure was expected from Asheville with a five lady party. He will be met at the depot and taken to Yarboro. He is to speak at the Exposition grounds and later at the Northern settlers meeting in the hall of the house of commons.

Odd Fellows Goldsboro National Grand Lodge of the Colored Order of Good Samaritans Court House Raleigh & Augusta Carthage Sam Jones Wilmington Tabernacle Maj. R. S. Tucker New York Prof. Miller Raleigh New Hanover Morehead City Morehead Newbern E. C. Smith E. A White Chauncey M. Depew Cowie Chronicle Office Post Office Department Yarboro Natt Atkinson Asheville J. D Helms Monroe W. E. Headen Pittsboro J. C. Black R. L. Walker Mebane F. D. Irvin N. C Junius H. Harden Graham George T. Winston Chapel Hill D. C. Parks Hillsboro Col A. C. Davis Davis School the Chronicle A. K. McClure Kenilworth Inn R. H. Battle Messrs Thos. Badger Octavius Coke J. B. Batchelor N.b.broughton F.A. Olds Col. McClure Exposition Grounds Governor Holt Executive Mansion House of Commons Northern Settlers’ Convention

Fifth Maryland Regiment May Visit Raleigh for Quarters

The Fifth Maryland Regiment led by Col. W. A. Boykin may visit Raleigh if adequate quarters are arranged. A chamber of commerce committee vows effort to secure the visit, expecting about ten thousand visitors to welcome the soldiers.

Maryland Raleigh Chamber of Commerce W. A. Boykin Harrell

Fourth District cases disposed of yesterday in state docket

Phillips v Hodges brief for defendant. Turner v Holden argument ended. Taylor v R D R R argued for plaintiff and Busbee for defendant. Benton v Toler argued for defendant. Opinions: State v Whitfield Pitt no error. State v Telfair Pitt no error. Baltzer v State AG motion to dismiss allowed. Hornthall v Burwell Washington no error. Bray v Creekmore Currituck no error. State v Haddock Pitt Spruill v Arrington Nash Bray v Barnard Curri Boone v Darden Northampton no error. Johnston v Whitehead Pitt motion to reinstate appeal denied.

Fourth District Phillips Baltzer State Hornthall Burwell Washington Bray Creekmore Currituck Haddock Pitt Spruill Arrington Nash Barnard Boone Darden Northampton Johnston Whitehead

Pensions via Early Warrants and Raleigh Oakland Development

Auditor Sanderlin aims to issue pension warrants about a month early, around November, while county advisory boards cut about 300 names from new and existing applicants. Raleigh progresses with Oakland a new suburb, 47 acres bought by Capital City Land Co, with A. T. Nichols as president and plans to lay out streets under Alexander Porter supervision.

Sanderlin Raleigh Briggs Oakland Capital City Land Company A. T. Nichols Michigan City Indiana J. A. Porter Asheville J. ¥. Jordan Greensboro J. M. Broughton J. A. Conant Toledo Ohio A. S. Nichols J. F. Jordan T. B. Moseley Alexander Porter

Fa ily Ely item list hints at preserved goods sale

Fragmentary OCR notes mention stock, blankets, sugar, whey, and preserves like quinces and peaches. Mentions September 26 and names Whey SF Mowe, Oseley's, and Goria as possible brands or sellers. Lacks coherent events or clear participants.

Citizens form auxiliary committee for exposition reception

At a Monday meeting Mayor Badger was named chairman of the Citizens' Auxiliary Committee to work with Exposition officials and host visiting dignitaries. The mayor appointed a large list of members including Upchurch Ashley Battle Wynne Harrell Robinson Coke Sanderlin Birdsong Lougee Raney Moseley Stronach Woolcott Tucker Daniels Ashe Enniss Richardson Shaffer Hill Pescud Swindell Boylan Englehard Ferrall Jones Jones Thompson Latta Lewis McKee Pool Ellington Tonoffski Cram Williams Creech Brough ton Roberts Battle Primrose Moses Parker Briggs Scar borough Worth Denmark Ramsey.

Citizens’ Auxiliary Committee Badger W. G. Upchurch W. E. Ashley H. B. Battle J. S. Wynne E.G. Harrell John Robinson Oct. Coke G. W. Sanderlin J. C. Birdsong L. O. Lougee R. B. Raney T. B. Moseley W. C. Stronach Walter Woolcott R. S. Tucker Josephus Daniels S. A. Ashe James H. Enniss W. R. Richardson A. W. Shaffer J. B. Hill T. A. Pescud D. T. Swindell Jas. Boylan E. B. Englehard J. R. Ferrall Jesse A. Jones W. R. Jones Alf. A. Thompson C. G. Latta R. H. Lewis Jas. McKee S. C. Pool J. C. Ellington G. L. Tonoffski William Cram T. C. Williams

Bradycrotine Headache Cure Promoted by J. A. Helman

J A Helman of Enmetsburg Maryland endorses Bradycrotine as a wonderful headache cure, advertising the remedy to readers.

J. A. Helman Enmetsburg, Md

Special One Day Sale At Royster's

Alderney cream caramels touted for tooth friendliness. One day only next Friday at Royster's. A large sale features ladies and misses rubber shoes at 20c a pair and children's attie. Others promised among bargains in men’s women’s and children’s shoes plus clothing guaranteed to save at least 25 percent. D. T. Swispete signs off.

D. T. Swispete

Tucker Co. Offers Closeout on Furniture Under $50

W H and R S Tucker & Co announce a clearance due to crowding in the furniture department. They will sell all suits under fifty dollars at cost and dispose of a large line of chairs at greatly reduced prices. Act quickly to secure the best of the lot.

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the State Chronicle the Chronicle’s Weather Report A. S. Conroy & Co John C. Davis Capital Club A. T. Mial B. P. Williamson St. John’s Hospital Jackson Messrs. W. H. Holloway George L. Tonnoffzky Supreme Court Congregation of the Baptist Tabernacle Fayetteville Street Bandell United Press Wire Baltimore Winston P. H. Hughes Western Union Chronicle Railway Commission Atlantic Express Company Wilmington and Weldon Richmond and Danville W. W. Clark O. H. Guion A. W. Haywood, Esq F. H. Busbee Edwin Chadwick Texas Nellie Waddell Smithfield George F. Bason Charlotte Lessie Southgate Durham Fleming Florida A. B. Hawkins Hawkins Gov. Fleming Eugene G. Harrell J.S. Wynne Dr. Hawkins North Blount Street J. C. Leach Thomasville Governor Fleming Annie Lee Henderson Danville William Dupree Brookston Susie Adams Ella Mears John A. Williams Granville Ralph P. Buxton Fayetteville Weston R. Gales Alma Separk Richmond G. M. Jones Columbia S. C H. Montague B. F. Montague Newborne Avenue Susie Barkley Petersburg Dernard Blake Messrs. Tucker & Co Jos. F. Ferrall Jewel Whitaker Mary Whitaker Enfield J. B. Neathery Joseph C. Fraps James T. Rideout Thomas C. Dunn J. A. Riddle Matt. A. Jones A. B. Wester Franklinton S. P. Waldo Carey W. T. Edwards Merry Oaks C. M. Holt Osgood H. B. Adams D. L. Saylor Flora Saylor E. L. Saylor Thos. Boylan Wadesboro the Temperance Convention The Caraleigh Mills Maryland Regiment Oakdale Ely Rae i B. Mons Choa Oseley Whey S.F. Mowe Goria Esernuss Simmons Alderney Royster’s R. S. Tucker & Co Wan COLES
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