State Chronicle 1892 Briefs From Across North Carolina
Prohibition at Montoe noted while Orange Presbytery sets dates at Mebane September 18. Mail Wilmington to Southport shifts to overland horseback. Death of Mrs. J. L. Cobb in Lincolnton. Duplin County third party ticket listed. Young man from Hope Mills jailed for forging check at Fayetteville. Stevenson to speak in Wilmington September 21 with reduced rail rates requested. Negro meeting in Baldwin township fills in for absent speaker. Electric storms strike Brunswick and Wilmington areas causing damage and casualties. New Gulf to Deep River rail road project in Chatham county underway under Glendon & Gulf company. Forsyth Sheriff Teague faulted for allowing murderers to escape. a man named Emery Shield escapes near Morganton asylum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mon- Toe
Orange Presbytery
Mebane
Wilmington
Southport
J. L. Cobb
D. Schenck
Lincolnton
Duplin County
House
F. M. Keathly
Dan Moore
Register of Deeds
Thaddeus Jones
Jno
E. Townsend
Hope Mills
Cumberland County
Goldaboro
A. E. Rankin & Co
Fayetteville
Democratic Executive Committee
New Hanover
Adlai E. Stevenson
Baldwin Township
Chatham County
Messrs. W. F. Strowd
John W. Atwater
Pittsboro
Nelson Fearrington
Brunswick County
Miss Potter
Charles Stewart
David W. Chadwick
Forsyth
State Chronicle
Winston
N. C
Teague
Morganton Insane Asylum
Emery Shield
Hickory
Shields
Opening of the University and Ransom in North Carolina
The State Chronicle reports the University at Cuare Hui North Carolina opened with 250 students, with freshmen arriving daily and a planned Y M C A greeting tonight. Senator Ransom visited Winston for Rural Hall addressing a large diverse crowd, delivering a about three hours of arguments. The piece also promotes various health products and ads including Kemp's Balsam and Ayer remedies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Chronicle
Cuare, Hui
N. C
Winston
Ransom
Rural Hall
Pecal
Senator Ransom
Day Will Cost Five Thousand for Stevenson Reception
Winston-Salem leaders plan a September 19 visit by Gen. Stevenson with committees already at work. The reception in Durham will be the grandest yet for a North Carolina event, costing an estimated five thousand dollars. Colonel J S Carr will host Stevenson at his Durham home September 16. August deaths in Winston totaled twenty nine, twenty colored and eight white, with Salem reporting three deaths. There were twenty five marriages in the county that month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durham
State Chronicle
Winston
Winston-Salem
Gen. Stevenson
North Carolina
J. S. Carr
Democratic
Salem
Wilmington & Weldon R R and Branches schedule Aug 7 92
Condensed railway timetable for Wilmington and Weldon R R and branches dated August 7 1892 listing southbound and northbound trains with numbers, stations, and connections including Weldon Tarboro Selma Wilson Raleigh Mount Tarboro and Scotia Neck branches. Daily except Sunday services to Scotland Neck Greenville Kinston Washington Fayetteville and Wilson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmington &Weldor R.R
Weldon
Rocky Mi
Tarboro
Lillam
LySelma
Ar Wilson
Ly Wilson
R’y Mount
Scotland Neck
Halifax
Greenville
Kinston
Sunda
Washington
Wilson and
Fayetteville
Rowland
Midland
N. C
Goldsboro
Smithfield
Gold
Warsaw
Wilson and Fayetteville
Rocky Iount
Wilson
Magnolia
Richmond
Bay Line
Rocky Mount
Norfolk and Carolina Railroad
Norfolk
Also Mentioned on This Page
Radfield
Drageists
Bradpmeld Regulator Co. Proprietors
Atlanta
St. Mary’s School, Ralbion, N. O
Bennett Smedes, A. M
Raleigh, N
Oxygen CO
Nashville
Tenn
Omaha
Ns Foe
Lippman Bros
Drugoists
Lippman’s Block
SAVAN
PPP
Boep Posen
Euee
Lae Ae
Drs
Tau Manu
Ike
Muania
Bey Pry
Pga Lippman Eros
Lippman’s
Bavanhar
the State Chronicle
News OF the State
Gulf
Deep River
Fair Haven
Moore County
Glendon & Gult Mining and Manufacturing Company
John B. Lennig
Philadelphia
George F. Edmiston
Cape Fear
John Y. MacRae
Raleigh
Kemp
Ely
Samuel J. Harris
Front Street
New York
Ayer
Dee
Queen Coy Silver & Nickel Plating Co
East St. Louis
D&Énly
Elias Carr
T. J. Jarvis
Beaufort County
Williamston
Martin County
Plymouth
Edenton
Chowan
Hertford
Perquimans County
Elizabeth City
Pasquotank County
I Camden C. H
Camden County
Currituck
R. B. Glenn
Thomasville
Davidson County
Rutherfordton
Rutherford County
Morganton
Burke County
M. W. Ransom
Madison
Rockingham County
Danbury
Stokes County
Mackeville
Davie County
Lenoir
Caldwell County
ME. Cooke
J. C. Scarborough
Marshall
Madison County
Ivy
McElroy’s
H. A. Gudger
Sand Hill
Old Fort
Mar's Hill
Big Joy
Waynesville
Sandy Mush
Buncombe County
Leicesters
A. Leazar
Cameron
Apex
Wake County
Mt. Vernon Springs
Staley
Randolph County
E.C. Beddingfield
R.a.doughton
Lanes School House
Green County
James H. Pou
Reelsboro
Pamlico County
G. W. Sandersin
Doughton
Beddingfield
Lane’s School House
Edgecombe County
Burgaw
Pender County
South Port
BR. A. Doughton
G. W. Sanderlin
Lizzie
Greene County
Averysboro
Harnett County
Little River Academy
Red Springs
Robeson County
J. R. Lewellyn
Clement Manly
Wilkesboro
Jas. T. LeGrand
Williamson's
Richmond County
Smith's School House
J. A. Lockhart
Morven
Anson County
White
B. Aycock
Keelsville
Pitt County
Mooresville
Iredell County
Pineville
Mecklenburg County
B. Alexander
W. E. Ardrey
Aycock
McAdenaville
Gaston County
King’s Mountain
Mooresboro
Cleveland County
Waco
W. H. Bower
Jas. H. Merriman
Kope Elias
Brevard
Transylvania County
Coke
E. C. Beddingfield
Lexington
Randleman
Oak Grove Academy
Trinity College
Octavius Coke
Lee F. Overman
Theo. F. Klutz
Albemarle
Stanly County
Harrisburg
Cabarrus County
C. M. Cooke
G. S. Bradshaw
Asheboro
T. W. Mason
Jas H. Poll
W.R. Henry
Reesboro
Co. B. Watson
W.J. Montgomery
L. J. Hoyle
Lallstown
Parkville
W. C. Douglass
A. D. Jones
Wake Forest
J. P. Leach
Kittrells
Vance County
Henry
Hamilton
Jamesville
Merry Hill
Bertie County
Windsor
Aulander
Coleraine
Harrellsville
Hertford County
St. Johns
Buckland
Gates County
Gatesville
J. Montgomery
Sulphur Springs
Henrietta Mills
W.C. Douglass
W. W.long
Littleton
Halifax County
Co. M. Cooke
J. E. Moore
Rock Ridge
Old Field's
Wilson County
T. B. Womack
W. H. Green
Rogers’ Store
Falls
T. B. Aycock
Gastonia
B. H. Bunn
Poplar Springs
Franklin County
Cedar Rock
Hayesville
Williamson
Henderson
Ashboro
F. L. Merritt
Mitchell's Mill
Pernell
F. M. Simmons
Chmn
N. R
Abbott
Onai UN Ca
Makai
Virginia
John F. Divine
R. Kenly
T. M. Emerson
Danville
Denniston Junction
Atlantic
Lynchburg
Chesapeake and Ohio
Norfolk and Western
4. C. Stanard
B. Nooe, Jr
Pittsboro, N.C
Atlanta. Ga
Alfred Williams
S. North Carolina
Alfred Williams & CO
Maggie
Queen Chemical CO
Race Street
Cincinnati
Ohio
Ies
Agenta
Haydock
the Haydock Export CO
Fulton Street
Tecuman Corganisw
Jos, Haydock
St.louis
Terence
Manly River
Chen
D. HK
Caton
Boston
Mase Ochd&wis
A. G. Bauer
Argritegt
Rageigh
N.C
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!