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Newspaper

The State Chronicle

Location

Raleigh, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 03, 1891

Page

4

Alliance Rally in Rowan County Draws Three Thousand

In Salisbury North Carolina the Rowan county Alliance gathered about three thousand with speakers Col Polk, Jerry Simpson, and Windy Willets delayed. Major Graham and Dr Parker spoke on Ocala platform reforms while Pilgrim Band provided music.

Louisneay N.C Rowan County Alliance Salisbury Col. Polk Jerry Simpson Willets Pilgrim Cornet Farmers’ Alliance Davidson College Pilgrim Eli McGinty Cleveland Sherman Wm.a. Graham Lincoln D. Reid Parker Randolph Treasury Peffer’s Chestnut Hill Major Graham Piedmont Carolina Parker Ocala

Death of Col. Tew Recalled in Confederate Signals of Valor

A Wilmington Messenger letter from Chas M Tew, son of Col Tew, recounts a Confederate officer died after being mortally wounded at Sharpsburg Antietam. Capt Bean, a Federal officer, met Tew on the field, promised aid, returned to find him dead by an earth bank. The tale aims to illuminate the late Col Tew's fate.

J. B. Gordon Gen. Gordon Sharpsburg Charleston Bean Col. Tew Wilmington Messenger Chas. M. ‘Tew Wilmington Columbia, D. C HL. S. Pew Capt. Bean

TALMAGE SELLING LECTURES ATTRACTS CRITICISM IN NORTH CAROLINA

A North Carolina correspondent condemns Dr. Talmage's large speaker fee and weak Morehead lecture. He recalls a dull Glen Echo talk and low attendance, urging locals not to fund future state lectures. The note ends with a brief University year opening mention.

Hicu Point N. C Holt Chronicle Talmage Morehead Glen Echo Chatauqua Washington City

University of North Carolina Chapel Hill opens with growing enrollment

The State Chronicle notes Chapel Hill's fall opening with forty to fifty students arriving per train and over one hundred fifty on the hill this morning. By tomorrow the session starts and enrollment will exceed two hundred, described as the best opening the university has seen and a sign of educational progress.

Hil N. C Friends of Education

Peace Institute Adorns Campus as New Faculty Joins

The Peace Institute reports improved prospects and a newly furnished building with antique oak furniture. New faculty include Miss Clements from Ocala and Miss Manly, both with notable prior leadership in female colleges. Miss Wade also joins, and Miss Dinwiddie leads the preparatory department.

Louise Manly N. Clements Florence Wade Clements Ocala Florida Baptist Female College Tuscaloosa Alabama Manly The Baptist Seminary Louisville Miss Wade Bedford City Wm. 5. White

Balmy Breezes of the Long-leaf Pine and Deep-sand Section

McPherson & Thompson proprietors in West End Moore County North Carolina tout a mineral spring known for remedial qualities. The water from ancient rock beds forms a clear cold rivulet believed to aid pulmonary and asthmatic troubles and has long been recognized by locals.

Moore County North Carolina

Jackson Springs Water Promises Remedy and Prominent Interest

The article recounts Jackson Springs famed mineral waters valued for indigestion and other ailments, drawing visitors and campers. It notes an option taken on the Springs and surrounding land, sample analysis by the State Agricultural Experiment Station, and new hotel facilities built for public use near the springs.

Jackson Springs Moore State Agricultural Experiment Station P. M. Mson Raleigi N. C

The Adder Machine Hailed For Simple Quick Addition

A brief notice describes an invention titled the Adder that promises mechanical accuracy and rapid addition, noting it as a simple device capable of performing arithmetic with reliability.

Shakespeare Julius Cxsar

Oldest Banking Firm Offers High Dividends in North Carolina

Advertisement claims an established financial institution pays larger dividends than competitors and urges readers to request policy details in North Carolina. It touts substantial returns over 50 percent and invites inquiries for further information.

J . and Best Financial Institutions North Carolina

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