Washington 1891 Weather and Advertisers
Washington note dated September 5 reports fair variable winds and stationary temperature for North Carolina. An index to new advertisements lists W. H. Green offering a $10,000 reward, W. H. & R. S. Tucker & Co. dress fabrics, S. & D. Berwanger on how we are looking, and M. Mitteldorfer & Son as official decorators.
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Washington
North Carolina
W. H. Green
W.H. & R. S. Tucker & Co
S. & D. Berwanger
M. Mitteldorfer & Son
Churches and notices brighten Raleigh page
Readable items announce church services across Raleigh with multiple denominations led by Rev. M M Marshall Rev B Smedes Rev Dr Cunningham and others Also reported are civic notes on rail line progress sun services at Central M E and new wagon factory openings along with railway and streetcar developments and local social events
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Christ Church—New
M. M.marshall
Trinity
the Good Shepherd
J Wingate
Chafter Trinity
B. Smedes
D. D
Local Happenings and Updates From Raleigh
Mr Thomas Pescud resigns as alderman. Julius Lewis and wife returned from the North. Tobacco farm flue sales rise. penitentiary brick production is heavy. A metallic ceiling may be added to the Mayor s office. North Carolina Car Co lumber arrives daily. Hargett street electric car runs on Blount street line. Rev Dr M M Marshall preaches at Soldiers Home at 5 pm. West Martin street improvements attract. F M Shaughan offers a button card to the owner. 1890 annual labor statistics report issued yesterday. H L Ferguson of North Carolina named cadet lieutenant at Annapolis Naval Academy. Notable yesterday arrivals at the Yarboro include Judge E T Boykin Mrs Francis Womack D L Taylor.
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Julius Lewis
Travelers and Visitors Move Through Chapel Hill and Nearby
Mr. 2 Batchelor left yesterday for Chapel Hill to study law. Mrs. N. H. D. Wilson traveled to Chapel Hill to visit relatives. Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Batchelor returned from Buffalo Lithia Springs. Mrs. Eliza L. Hope of Wak visited Mrs. Hannah Ennis on North Person street. Mrs. Richard E. Hervey and children, after a three week stay at Harper's Ferry, Va., returned to the city.
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2 Batchelor
Chapel Hill
J. B. Batchelor
Buffalo Lithia Springs
Eliza L. Hope
Wak
Hannah Ennis
North Person Street
Richard E. Hervey
Harper’s Ferry
Rope and cap from Parish execution to be used in Kostic case
Moore county sheriff obtained from Sheriff Page the rope and the black cap used in Parish's hanging year before last. The items will be used in the upcoming execution of Kostic, who murdered Currie in Moore county in July. The rope and cap were also used in a Greensboro execution.
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Moore County
Page
Parish
Kostic
Young Currie
Moore
Greensboro
New Deaf and Dumb School Plans Adopted at Morganton
Prof. E M Goodwin reports Morganton directors select Vine Hill site one mile southwest of town for the new Deaf and Dumb Institution. Architects Bauer Hanson compete. building will be 248 feet long three stories high housing 200 to 225 children with brick contracts totaling a million and a half. Construction to start early spring.
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E. McK. Goodwin
Morganton
Deaf and Dumb Institution
M. L. Reed
Martin H. Holt
J. J. Lorg
R. A. Grier
B. F. Aycock
S. McD. Tate
N. B. Broughton
Vine Hill
State Hospital
A. G. Bauer
Raleigh
Olof Hanson
Minneapolis
Goodwin
Tucker’s Offers Dunlap Hats and Kid Gloves Exhibition
Tucker & Co announces Dunlap hats available in Raleigh at their store with new fall shapes now on sale. They will showcase a choice range of Grace and Suede Kid Gloves on Monday morning the 7th, urging customers to inspect the season’s correct line.
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Raleigh
Tucker’s
Tucker & Co
New Pall Dress Goods Inspire School Dress Lines
Our buyer curates fresh dress materials daily for misses and children. The stock includes plain and sand textures with higher grade fabrics featuring new patterns, lengths, and colorings in rs textures from H. & R.S. Tucker, & Co.
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H. & R.S. Tucker, & Co
Our Second Purchase of House Furnishings
To those who have not finished preparations for the exposition in this month, we urge prompt purchases. We are opening our second purchase of table linens towels sheetings and more with many linens now offered at prices lower than under the old tariff.
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H. & R. S. Tucker & Co
Grand Exhibition of Carpets Displayed by Tucker & Co
Our Grand Exhibition showcases the largest stock and greatest variety of carpets. We offer expert workmanship in lay and finish, with skilled labor and guaranteed low prices. Visit our stock first to find any kind of carpet and be assured prices are competitive. W. H. Bes. Tucker & Co.
Special Notices and Openings at Swinpert and Partners
An assortment of offerings for shoppers includes Foster's kid gloves and corsets from D. T. Swinpert. Apples priced at 75 cents per bushel. Kingan's hams and E. C. shoulders featured by D. T. Jounsey. Mt. Airy inns advertise $25 monthly or $8 weekly rooms open September to October. Carpets and rugs displayed with 190 styles. Insurance requests by Wrysne & Ellineton. Tea sold in various portions at 60 cents per pound. Grand opening slated for the 14th and 15th with Abbott's corn paint advertised for corns warts and bunions.
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Kingan
E. C
D. T. Jounsey
Agt
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Central M. E. Cuuren
L. L. Nash
W.N. Snelling
Brooklyn M. E. Cucrew
Durant
Joe Porter
First Baptist Cuveron
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Ws H. Briggs
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Metrolitan Hall
B. Branchton
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Curren
J. L. Foter
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Fist Presbyterian
Soolate
Aines
W. H. Holloway
East Davie Street
Thomas Badger, Jr
Kim. W. Weathers
John Ward
Edenton Street
Cunninggim P. E
Swindell
Bureau of Intelligence
Maj. C. D. Heartt
Mr. A. L. Ferrall
Royster Bros
Norris Dry Goods
Fayetteville Street
Plate Ice Factory
William L. DeRos
Wilmington
W. C. Stronach
Exposition Grounds
Oberlin
Hillsboro Road
Temple
John D. Whitford
Newbern
Prof
Pauli
Alice Dugger
Theodore Joseph
Washington, D. C
J. W. Carter
West Virginia
Dr. Carter
First Baptist Church
Entral Methodist Episcopal
South Person
East Morgan Streets
Cuaraleigh Mills
West
North Carolina Railway
Marion
Sylvester Smith
Harrington and Cabarrus
North Carolina Central
Edenton St
Gotthold Koerner
Chemnitz
Saxony
Yarboro
Hadley’s Mills
Chatham County
Bud Thomas
Bud
J. M. Flemming, Jr
Terday
Scotland Neck
Holladay
A. & M. College
Leroy Mitteldorfer
Ed. T. Paist
M. Mitteldorfer & Sons
Richmond
Holt Plaid
Florida
Wake County
Craven
Warren
Vertford
Thomas Pescud
North Carolina Car Company
Hargett Street
Blount Street
M. M. Marshall
Soldiers’ Home
West Martin Street
F. M. Shaughan
Capitol
Bureau of Labor Statistics
H. L. Ferguson
Naval Academy At
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the Yarboro
E. T. Boykin
Francis Womack
Reidsville
D. L. Taylor
Wadesboro
Deaf and Dumb School
Tucker
Dunlap
W. H. & Bes. Tucker & Co
Foster
D. T. Swinpett
Wrysne & Ellincton
Mt. Airy
D. T. Swindelt
Eservarpt & Prescup
Wrysnxe & Ellingten
D. T. Swixpert
Wryxe & Eviveton
Abbott
ROYA
U. S
Southern Exposition
Geo. . Fowle
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