Weather notes and ads in Washington Chronicle dated Sept 13 1891
The Chronicle reports Washington weather for September 11 with local rain light north easterly winds and warmer western temperatures while the east remains steady. The issue includes an index to advertisements for W. H. & R.S. Tucker Dress Novelties S. & D. Berwanger Hedge Against a Chance and M. E. Robinson Goldsboro Fair.
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the Chronicle
Washington
North Carolina
W. H. & R.S. Tucker & Co
S. & D. Berwanger
M. E. Robinson
Goldsboro Fair
Where to go to church in the city
A list of church services across denominations with times for Episcopal, Methodist, Baptist, Christian, and Presbyterian congregations. Each entry notes rector or pastor, Sunday School times, morning and evening services, and midweek gatherings. All are invited to attend.
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Episcopal
Crist
M. M.marshall
Trinity
Church OF the Good Shepherd
I. McK. Pittenger
Methodist
Edenton Street
W. N. Snelling
King
Brrooglyn M. E. Caurcy
C. ©. Durant
Jao. Porter
Levi Branson
First Baptist Courcy
J. W. Carter
Hos H. Briggs
Baptist Tabernacle
J. J Halt
S Bbiighton
Christian. Christian Church
J. L. Foster
Local Happenings Ahead of the Exposition Bustle
The Elizabeth City fair opens soon while Craven county reports rich woods at the exposition and the new depot brickwork stands eighteen feet high. Notable events include a not guilty verdict in A D Hill's abandonment trial and Rev. I M Pittinger ready to preach today.
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Elizabeth City
Craven County
W. Duke
Durham
Tarboro
A. D. Hill
Commercial and Farmers’ Bank
Travelers in town include university figures and editors
Prof W D Troy of State University, Ed Chambers Smith Esq returning from Asheville, Mrs N H D Wilson from Chapel Hill, W E Darden editor of University Magazine in town, B S Jerman bank cashier off to Ridgeway for Sunday, Maud Amyette back to Newbern after news of Capt John Richardson sickness, J W Reed from Greensboro present near a major Statesville wreck with his travels noted. Reed’s actions helped the Chronicle publish the big scoop on the Statesville wreck.
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W. D. Troy
The
State University
Chambers Smith
Asheville
N.H. D. Wilson
Chapel Hill
W. E. Darden
University Magazine
B. S. Jerman
New Farmers’ and Commercial Bank
Ridgeway
Maud Amyette
Newberne
Capt
John Richardson
J. W. Reed
Greensboro
Statesville
Tucker's Specials and New Fall Shoes Exhibition
Tucker's introduces new Kid Gloves in shades of Suede and Glace for the season. W.H. & R.S. Tucker & Co. showcases gents undergarments neckwear and fine shoes with fall shapes now on display, offering liberal assortments at moderate prices.
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W.H. & R. S. Tucker & Co
W.H. & R.S. Tucker & Co
W.H.& R S. Tucker & Co
Special Notices and Raleigh Retail Offers Spotlight
Volume 103 North Carolina Supreme Court Reports now for sale through Alfred Williams & Co. Price two dollars plus thirty-two cents postage. Advertisements promote child shoes undergarments curtains carpets jewelry curtains drapery silks and a large Swindell's stock of corsets vests gloves hats and dress goods with fall offerings from W H R S Tucker Co and Dunlap's.
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N. C
Supreme Court Reports
Alfred Williams & Co
Household Linens and New Lines Announced for Opening
The notice promotes linens sheetings towels and related items to stock before the exposition. It mentions a grand opening on the 17th and 18th at Swindell's with a jewelry department at the round counter entering from Fayetteville Street and a pledge of quality jewelry. The sales firm is Tucker & Co. and Swixvett signs the notice.
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Swindell’s
Fayetteville Street
D. T. Swixvett
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the State Chronicle
Luther R. Mills
Wake Forest College
Samuel L. Adams
Washington Life Insurance Company
W. E. Bizzell
Goldsboro
Paul Jones
Farmers’ Advocate
M. E. McCowan
Durham Fire Department
W. C. Bradsher
West Martin
South Dawson
McDowell Street
Wm. G. Hill Lodge
A. F
A. M
Raleigh
Blount Street
I. McK. Pittinger
New York
Old Dominion
Carle A. Woodruff
Ft. Leavenworth
J.M. Broughton & Co
N. H. D. Wilson
Sylvester Smith
Harrington and
Cabarrus Streets
N. C. Central Depot
State Normal and Industrial School For
Major Finger
Finger
Robert M. Browning
Pleasant Grove
Alamance County
Peabody Normal College
Nashville, Tenn
J. A. Gibbs
Whittier
Swain County
Pittsboro
Richmond & Danville Railroad
McDowell’ County
Marion
Fleming
McDowell
Samuel H. Smith
Winston Sentinel
South
Col. Smith
W. A. Withers
A. & M. College
Carnleigh Railway
C. E. J. Goodwin
North Carolina Railway
Caraleigh Branch
U. S. Gov’t
Tucker
Childrens
Cluny
Casabane
Nottingham
Brussels
Madras
W. HH
R.S. Tucker & Co
D. T. Swinvdeelt
Agra
R. S. Tucker & Co
Dunlap
Swwindell’s
Jalso
W.H. & Rs, Tucker & CO
WH. & B.S. Tucker & Co
Fayetteville St
W. G
A.B
Grocers
Bakers and Candy Manufacturers
London
Stronach’s Bakery
W. G. Randall
Raleigh, N. c
Goldse
Eastern Carolina
Goldsby
Lei
M. E. Robins
T, H. Bain
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