07 Sep 1892
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Newspaper
The State Chronicle
Location
Raleigh, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1892
Page
1
An advertisement extols BBB Blood Kalm as a cure for rheumatism, nervous prostration, and kidney digestion issues. It quotes testimonials from patients in Atlanta and Macon and mentions seeking physician consultation and hot springs for relief before trying the product. The claim asserts rapid healing and renewed vigor after BBB use.
Annual Session opens August 5 and dealer offers extensive stock of typewriters with nationwide shipping, thorough inspection before acceptance, and guaranteed condition. Free illustrated catalogues and IDs. Located at Broadway New York and Monroe Street.
George Dixon defeated Jack Skelly in eight rounds at the Olympic club New Orleans for the bantamweight championship and $12,500. Dixon, praised by the colored gallery, dominated with lefts to the body and face, while Skelly showed grit before being counted out. Post fight, Dixon drew interest for upcoming bouts including a $10,000 offer and other matchups.
Despatches report cholera raging in Europe with no abatement. Hamburg notes 869 new cases and 469 deaths on Monday, plus 580 burials, affecting prisons and lunatic asylums. Banks extend payment terms. business loss reaches 200 million marks. Relief committees form. prayers held. Havre and Paris record new deaths and cases with forecasts of decline.
The Italian transport steamer Carigliano arrived in New York with the statue of Columbus to be presented by Italian citizens of New York to the city. Lieut. Manuel Garibaldi, youngest son of the Italian patriot, escorted the statue but did not appear, disappointing onlookers. Unloading starts tomorrow.
In Davidson a large audience heard Coke speak at the courthouse, urging alliance farmers to join the Democratic banner. Watson’s pro democracy message outlined money relief, low taxes, and tariff reform while condemning third party and Republican plans as ineffective.
National Democratic clubs executive committee met at the Hoffman house in New York. With no quorum, an informal conference occurred as Sen Still arrived. Don M Dickinson praised Western and Northwestern Democrats and said a vigorous campaign had begun across western states.
At the state convention room delegates arrive amid racial tensions and smoky talk. Leaders such as Loge Harris and Eaves move factions, with disputes over excluding critics and a possible state ticket. Expected nominees include D M Furbes for governor and J M Moody for lieutenant governor as battle lines form for the convention.
The Louisburg Female College announces next session starts September 1. Full Literary Course and Physical Culture with board, washing, lights, and fires cost 140 dollars for the year ending June 188. Teachers are experts in their specialties. Conservatory Music and Art offered. Stenography and Typewriting included. Brick building with fifty rooms. campus spans 124 acres. Catalogue requests to S. D. Bagley, President, Louisburg, North Carolina.
This institution provides strong programs in Literature Science Elocution Music Art Stenography and Typewriting with departments led by capable staff and excellent health measures. Last session medical bills averaged thirteen cents. The imposing campus sits amid attractive grounds. Fall session begins Wednesday September 7. For catalogue or more information, address.
Having obtained any order of court to sell publicly any portion of the real estate of Mary A Morehead deceased this is to give notice to any who may desire to purchase any of said real estate to apply to be undersigned Insufficient offer is made to justify the placing of any of said real estate upon the market the same will be done after due advertisement of the time and place of sale.
Raleigh readers learn brick prices have dropped thanks to a new brick-making machine. Hammill and Honeycutt announce reduced cost per thousand bricks and invite contractors to compare before contracting. Brickyards are near Walnutcreek on the Wateron farm in Wake County.
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