From Murphy to Manteo The State's Progress
Incidents and industries across North Carolina highlight local events from Onslow to Johnston counties. Bears killed in Stump Sound, a Wilson gin house destroyed by fire, and deaths including Col Benjamin Bailey and Mrs Sallie Tool. Rail and port projects, railroad improvements, bank and merchant failures, and a capstone rescue of the Spray boiler amid Cape Fear river wreckage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A Corbett
Wilson
Benjamin Bailey
Walnut Cove
Cape Fear River
Hilton
POKINE Reduced Rates to Piedmont Exposition
The Richmond and Danville railroad offers round trip tickets to Atlanta for 3.5 cents per mile one way plus 75 cents admission to the Exposition grounds. Tickets available at coupon stations in NC and VA on Tuesdays and Wednesdays Oct 20 to Nov 4, return by Nov 9. Special day tickets Oct 20 to Nov 5 at 1 cent per mile plus 75 cents admission for Ashe ville, Spartanburg, A C Line, and Chester & Lenoir routes. For details contact W A Turk Charlotte N C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond & Danville Railroad
Atlanta
Exposition Grounds
North Carolina
Virginia
Asheville & Spartanburg
Asheville
Air Line
Charlotte
N. C
Chester & Lenoir N.G
Gastonia
Lincolnton
P. P. P. Advertised as a Blood Purifier and Cures
A New York physician and a Savannah railway official praise P. P. P. Prickly Ash Poke Root and Potassium as a reliable blood purifier. They claim cures for syphilis skin diseases and rheumatic conditions, with numerous certificates supporting its effectiveness.
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New York
Savannah
South
Why The Mu 04 Luife Insurance Comp New York Stands Out
The advertisement extols THE MU 04 LUIFE INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW YORK as the leading life insurer, claiming it is the oldest, strongest, and most economical with assets over 147 million dollars. It promises liberal policies, non-forfeitable and incontestable status, no residence restrictions after two years, and a surplus-accumulating distribution feature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MU '04
Luife Insurance Comp’y
New York
G win and Remsburg advertise Fayetteville monument stock
The firm G win and Remsburg announces itself as E L Kemsburs associate in Fayetteville North Carolina and Fayetteville and Rabizi works. It promotes the largest stock of monuments tombstones and iron fencing in the state and pledges careful prompt attention to every order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fayetteville
E.L Kemsburs
Fayetteville N. C
Gwin & Remsburg
Rabizi
Also Mentioned on This Page
Murphy
Manteo
Newss
Currituck
Stump Sound
Onslow County
Dorsey Battle
Wilmington Messenger
The
Star
C W Anderson
Benson
J W Wood
Eaton
Greensboro
San Francisco
Bangkok
Siam
Sallie Tool
Ingrams Township
Johnston County
Dr Flow
Clear Creek Township
Cabarrus County
North Carolina Slate Company
Swift Island
Norwood
Stanly County
Catawba County
Newton Enterprise
Oxford & Coast Line
Granville
Person
Roxboro
Milton
Reidsville
Madison
Roanoke & Southern
Raleigh and Gaston Railroad
Henderson
Jack Rains
Selma
Herald
Smithfield
James H Kennedy
Primitive Baptist Church
Bentonsville
Asheville Milling Company
William Kizer
R R Bell
Sampson County
Clinton
Pokine
Piedmont Exposition
W.H. Holloway
East Davie Street
Splitt
W.D. Howells
George Meredith
Andrew Lang
St. George Mivart
Ruchard Kipling
R. Louis Stevenson
Wilama Black
W. Clark Russell
At Rider Haggard
Norman Lockye
Conan Doye
Gates Desk Co
Greenville
Swift Specific Co
P.P. P
Lippman Dfos
D& W
Moseley
Hargett and
Wilmington Streets
Raleigh, N. C
Insurance
OF New York
Richard A. McCurdy
Pressport
Baleigg, N. C
Henry Building
Postoffice
Tilljavl
David Rosenthal
I. Rosenthal
the Sunday Sun
United States
the Sun
Raleigh & Gaston Railroad Company
W. W. Vass
Raleigh
D. P. Haskitt
N C
P. O. Boxl
C. A. Goopwry
E. IL. Remseresg
Goodwin & Remsburg
Raleigh and Fayetteville
E. Rip
Cons
Brerson
Fayetteville St
Raleigh, N.C
Cole
Dr. Talmage
Alfred Coles
Grand and
Myrtle Avenues
Brooklyn
Sor
A.C. T. L. W. Ai Miss
J. J. Thomas
Jd. Tri
Ton St Be
Ce Baggins
Mel Mill Feed
S Reed
Lee
Cottos
Cord
Thos. H. Briggs Sons
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