Weather and notices from Raleigh and Washington
The Chronicle reports for Raleigh: Tuesday fair weather with steady temperature and northwest shifting winds. Wednesday brings rapidly falling temperatures. Washington notes cooler conditions for North Carolina by Tuesday night with coastal stations remaining steady. Also an index to advertisements and listed notices including James I Johnson Anticephal algine and West Publishing Co Lawyers.
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Local Happenings and Raleigh Growth Notes
Thaddeus L Siegle resigns as first lieutenant of the Hornet's Nest Riflemen in Charlotte. Gala week planned in Charleston and Wilmington hosts events. Plans for convicts, fruit canning, and Wake Forest students in Washington are mentioned. Caraleigh expands with phosphate works and streets, with electric cars anticipated.
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Thaddeus L Siegle
Hornet’s Nest Riflemen
Charlotte
C. E. Taylor
Wake Forest College
Washington City
Theatre Review Praises Bright Company in She Stoops to Conquer
A large audience enjoyed a strong performance of She Stoops to Conquer with Wilfred Clark as Tony Lumpkin praised for humor. Martha Ford and Helen Mar receive praise for stage presence while Clarke, nephew of Edwin Booth, shines in both main play and after pieces.
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Wilfred Clark
Tony Lumpkin
Martha Ford
Helen Mar
Steele Mackaye
Mackaye
Concord
Helen’-Mar
Clarke
Miss Sallie Mayo Weds Col Benehan Cameron in Richmond
The social week features the wedding of Miss Sallie Mayo to Col. Benehan Cameron of North Carolina at All Saints in Richmond. Gov. Holt and numerous officers will attend. guests assemble in full dress and reception follows. Cameron party travels to Richmond with relatives and servants, meeting further relatives at Durham.
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Col
Benehan Cameron
North Carolina
Richmond
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All Saints
Col. Cameron
Paul C. Cameron
R. B. Peebles
Annie Collins
Mildred C. Cameron
Lillie Ruffin
Annie Peebles
Mary Warren Cameron
Durham
R. R. Bridgera
Exchange Hotel
Wm. B Shepard
Edenton
Poison mixed with tonics linked to illness in patient
A medical report attributes the disease to terrible blood poison and skin sores caused by two bottles of P P P Prickly Ash Poke Root and Potassium. The patient, previously ill, becomes lively as a ten year old after treatment.
Delay at Raleigh depot spurs citizens committee call
A Raleigh editorial laments a week with no progress on the new railway passenger depot. It urges a citizens committee to investigate the delay, urges action by the railway commission, and warns that the current depot harms Raleigh. It calls residents to demand adequate depot facilities promptly.
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Choice bridal gifts and gentleman’s wares on display
Second floor exhibition features French china, art pottery, bric-a-brac, and metal designs. W H Tucker Co offers gentlemen’s evening dress items including patent leather oxfords, suede oxfords, shirts, and cravats with lawn and silk collars.
Artistic 5 lb hand-painted boxes offered by Roysters
Evening fans described as gauze and feathers with artistic styling in 5 pounds hand-painted boxes. Boxes are presented as lovely effects and the best in craftsmanship, inviting readers to call and examine them at Roysters.
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Roysters
Caramel Debate Sparks Dental Budget Joke
A reader quips about stopping caramel eating due to fillings while declaring intent to eat Royster’s cream caramel. The exchange blends humor with dental cost concerns in a light note.
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Royster
Assignee's Sale of Pants and Goods on October 26 1891
Public sale announced by H. H. Crocker assignee of J. W Walker. About 5000 pants cut but not made up, a large lot of piece goods and various other articles to be sold at the factory building on East Hargett street formerly occupied by Oak City Manufacturing company. A fine chance to get good bargains.
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H. H. Crocker
J. W Walker
Salted Almonds Fresh Jordan Almonds in Half Pound Packs
Fresh stock of Salted Jordan Almonds in half pound packages available. Exsenuarpt and Pesivup appear in the message.
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Exsenuarpt & Pesivup
Cloaks and Wraps Closeout at McGee and Moseley
The entire stock of ladies', misses and children's cloaks at McGee and Moseley is being sold out at and below wholesale cost. S. F. Morvecat, Trustee.
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McGee & Moseley’s
S. F. Morvecat
Unclear OCR Fragment From Wilkesbar Township
Fragmentary text shows scattered names and numbers including Wilkesbart and Shamokin with references to pine and telephone orders. No coherent event or action is discernible due to damaged OCR.
Dry Goods Sale at McGee and Moseley's Store
Bargain sale to close out entire stock of dry goods and shoes at McGee and Moseley’s offered by S F Morpecat trustee. Full stock on sale at sacrifice price.
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McGee & Moseley’s
Fine Preserves Invoice Report From Gordon and Dilworth
A large invoiceNote records a shipment of preserved cherries pears quinces peaches and strawberries from Gordon and Dilworth. Eser Harpt and Prscop dated September 26.
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Gordon & Dilworth
Eser Harpt & Prscop
Lap Robes at New York Cost Sold by McGee and Mageley
A large stock of carriage robes and blankets offered at New York cost by McGee and Mageley, selling this sizable inventory to customers seeking affordable coverings for carriages and riders.
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New York
McGee & Mageley
S. S. F. Morpecat
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