Winter weather notes and local society in Raleigh
The Raleigh Chronicle column cites a fair Friday forecast with warmer conditions and notes the holiday observance of Columbus Day. It records social visits from J S Atkinson and W Whitehead, mentions an art sale at Randall’s studio, and reports on Mme. Seymour Goodwin and Miss Susie Taylor paintings. A long list of attendees at Yarboro and a public notice on court cases and elections follow, ending with a religion society reception at Edenton Street Methodist church and a sales note for Hucklents Arnica Salve.
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W. Whitehead
Payetteville
A. Bereover
Goldsboro
Raleigh
Baltimore
Linecolattie
Stancy
Adam
The
Ark
Warren Seymour Goodwin
Jennie Kiflin
Katerville
Susie Taylor
Taylor
Yarboro
A. W. Hughes
W. M. Pipgen
Geo
A. Halderness
J. HH. Davis
R. H. Stancill
Mise E L. Applewhite
J. Sawyer
J. L. Garrison
A. 8. Thrown
J. P. Bordens
M. L. Coley
G. Porter
L. Pechan
HH. Pechan
S. M. Crowell
ROG. Riage House
J. B. Carr
W. J. Lawrence, Jr
A.S. Heilig
John P. Bordes
P. Brooks
A. Hf. Mitchall
J. H. Holt
A. V. Graves
J. HR. Crag
J. E. Little
Thompson
Miss Rowland
J. W
McMillan
BR. Harty
Y.ain
J. W. Thornton
D. B. Hinkel
Spurgeon
CP. Younts
W. J. Gaceison
J. W. Woodsworth
J . H. Webb
Knott
J. W Hardin
Cgeon Simmons
RK. P. Howell
Epworth League
Edenton Street Methodist Church
Carrie Young
Warrenton
N. C
Alice Jones
W. S. Bobbitt
Laura Cordon
HM. Barrow
Misses Jones
Wooddell
Betty Lawrence
Spine
Third Day at State Fair Brings Big Crowds and Excitement
On Thursday crowds surged toward Raleigh for the State fair with an estimated 13,000 on grounds. Pawnee Bill’s Wild West show drew steady attendance as the arena hosted 2.41 and 2.50 harness races and a football exhibition between A.M. College and Raleigh Male Academy, while officials fined a wheel of fortune operator $25 for cheating.
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Raleigh
Marshal Pollard
Newton Band
Fayetteville Street
Hillsboro
Fairgrounds
Robert D. B.h
Robert Medium
Geo. Hardin
Charlie
Prince Charles
Accidental
Lilly
Madge
B. m
J. L Charles
Newton
Brave Boy
Geo Bennett
Goldsboro
Tom
Mellville Chief
M. E. McCown
M. College
A. and M
C. B. Williams
Joel Whitaker
Eugene Denson
Charles
Messrs. W. OG
A. B Stronach
Specia
Floral Hall
Mount Fusamia
Japan
Old North State
A. B. Stronach
Garret
Maj R. 8
Tucker
Jersey
Holt and
Homewood
Burlington
Cloverdale
J. B Burwell
Grand Week at Lowes Fair Grounds Ends with Spectacle
The Raleigh fair features a full program with a national Wild West Show at 11 a.m., a football game by A and M students at 1:30, a grand race at 3:30, class-trotting for a $300 purse at 2:35, and evening entertainments including Wild West Life at the Opera House and a Centennial Ball. A serious accident to Alice Love, eye injury from a rocket, prompted medical attention and loss of sight potential. Personal notes list local visits and arrivals, while notices advertise flowers, music, painting services, and goods for sale. A train schedule serves the fair, and Kemp’s Balsam is advertised for throat and lung relief.
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A. & M. College
Wild West Life
Opera House
Stronach’s Auditorium
Alice Love
A. R. Love
Tabernacle Church
Wake County Democratic canvass dates announced
Wake County Democratic executive announces a series of campaign meetings at Franklin Cary Hilliard's School-House Morrisville Pollard's Leesville Edwards' Hutchinson's Rogers' Stores from Oct 22 to Nov 1. Emphasis on equal time for People's Party nominees despite prior scheduling dispute.
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Wake County
Franklin
Cary
Hilliard’s
Morrisville
Pollard’s
Leesville
Edwards
Hutchinson’s
Rogers
People's Party
Jno. W
European Market Movements Prompt Cotton Fluctuations
Markets by Telegraph report from New York describes European activity driven by demand from sinners, noting 30% bales sold after yesterday’s bus Dees in Liverpool. Prices opened firm with gains then retreated as local interest sellers and rumors of Liverpool’s advance fading influenced trades. receipts at ports rose to 36,000 bales with slight midday gains, closing near prior levels. Raleigh and New York markets show steady to mixed bonds and money rates, while New Orleans and other regional data indicate ongoing demand and price stability.
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New York
Messrs Hubbard Price & Co
Liverpool
Manchester
New Orleans
Bates
Oregon
Alabama
Louisiana
Tennessee
Virginia
North Carolina
South Carolina Browns
W U
Adam
Amn
Wells
COC & Ity
N J C
Ohio C
Mich
N’pac
N Pac
LK & W
Pac M
Reading
Omaha
St Paul
Steas
MLS
B&q
Stocksere
Whiskey Trust
New England
Louisville
Nashville
Baltimore &Ohio
Burlington
B &O
Baltimore
Virginia Consols
Baltimore & Ohio
Northern Central
Baltimore & Ohio Southwestern
Oat and hay market notes with New York prices
Oats steady with No2 white at 38 3 4 cents and No2 mixed at 34 cents. Hay steady to quiet with timothy 14.75 to 15.00. Butter and pork markets mixed with creamery butter 27 to 18, lard refined 9 4. Cotton prices listed for various grades. New York produce market reports show flour firm, spring and winter grades, oats, rye, sugar, and coffee futures. Spirits turpentine and rosin tied to nav al stores regionally, with prices noted in Wilmington, Charleston, and Savannah reports. Catarrh remedies advertised with Ely’s Cream Balm endorsements from multiple Massachusetts druggists.
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Tone
Galveston
Norfolk
Stead
Baltimore
Wilmington
Savannan
Philadelpa
Orleans
Mobile
Memphis
Augusta
Charleston
Cincinnati
Louisville
Louis
Middleyring Uplands
Virginia Fancy
North Carolina
New York
City Mills
West Indies
Eee
Chicago
Rio No
Rio
Santos No
Naval
N. C
Savagnag
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Jas Eo Far
Supreme Court
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Cameron
Grady
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J. L. Saxton
A. J. Buffalo
Geo. A. Renn
WR Bailey
Julian A. Smith
Albert
Hr. Riddick
Gibbon
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Onslow
Congress of
Third District
Kurnel Koonce
Cy. Thompson
John Y. Mackae
Fair Grounds
Aberdeen
B. H. Bunn
Minnie Hood
Egypt
Laura Cardon
Wilson
Abell
Smithfield
Oxford
P. B. Ruffin
W. F. Kornegay
North Carolina Railroad
Walter R. Henry
John W. Watson
Kissimmee
Florida
Mary Irving
P. H. Hughes
Staunton
H. Steimmetz
Florist
Near Peace Institute
North State Music Co
Kranich & Bach
C. G. Stoxe
Radam
W. H. Kine & Co
C. W. Bullock
E. Morgan Jt
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Thomas Pescud
New Packing California Fruits
Golden Gate Packing Co
Thomas Pescud’s
Roysrix
Bridgeport
Connecticut
Andrews
Conn
Hughes
Jones & Powell
Raleigh, N.C
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Pictate and Art Store
A. A. L.a.r.co
Nperintendent
Raxeieu
Union Depot
A. Mt
Winita Sst
Ayer
Kemp
E. Berke Haywood
M. D
Simmons
Dr. King
Hl. E- Bucklin & Co
John Y. MacRae Drugstore
Jp, P. P
Simmons Liver Regulator
Queen Cis Silver & Nickel Plating Co
East St. Louis
D&wly
Telegraph
the City
Inter-State Trust and Brokerage Company
NC R. R
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Eee Railroad
G. Railroad
G ‘En R. R
City of Raleigh
Eaten Street Railway
Agricultural Levy
Nereh
Citizens’ National Bank
Commercial and Farmers Bank
National Bank of Raleigh
Raleigh Savings Bank
Raleigh Cotton’ Mills
Ae Ree Cotton Mills
Geraleigh Phosphate Mills
Caraleigh Cotton Mills
N.C. Car Company
North Carolina Wagon Company
Te Peace Institute
Raleigh A Light Co
Battimore
South
U.S
Royal
LY Pure
Ely
G. R. Meller
Worcester
Masa
Bush & Co
Mass
C. P. Alden
Springfield
Geo. A. Hill
W. P. Draper
Maggie Reese
Fayetteville
Harris’ Steam Dye Works
South Blount
Raleigh, N. .c
J. H. Daniel
Dunn
Harnett County
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W. H. Boger
S, Tucker & CO
B.S. Tucker
Fayetteville St
Norris’ Dry Goods Store
B. Nooe, Jr
Pittsboro
Posea
Postofie
Edwards & Broughton, Publishers
Jarere Dan
Brill
Star Us
Miss Jarserys
Stronach
Groces, Bakers and Candy
Delaware
Marth
James Grap Keifer
Duchess Pep
Cape Cod
Saratoga
Raleigh & Go Company
Centenai
Raleigh Haa
Prince Albert
Suis
Svery
Ome
Cole
S. & D. Berwang