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Newspaper
The State Chronicle
Location
Raleigh, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1891
Page
2
The State Chronicle lists office details at 216 Fayetteville Street Rareich Noris Caroline as part of its masthead. Josephus Daiels serves as editor with directors Josefaus Daniels and H. B. Harpy.
Postage rates for dairy subscriptions show yearly 36.00 discount, six months 3.00, one month 50. Weekly rates include one year 1.25 and clubs of five at 1.00. Liberal commission allowed to club agents. Sample copies furnished free on application.
If the paper is not delivered or arrives late, readers should drop a postal with their address and complaint for prompt attention. The notice urges all city subscribers to have papers on doorsteps by six in the morning and to report faults.
Democratic stance expressed by Ben Tillman endorses reform within the party. He argues any attempt to organize a third party in the South would fail, stating his opposition to new political alignments.
In Danville and Staunton Virginia Democratic county conventions the Alliance controlled nominations but not all nominees were Alliance members in Danville while Staunton elected only Alliance members to tickets. Observers say splitting the ticket would be wise to unite Democrats and Alliance factions against Republican laws. Italy declines to participate in the Chicago World’s Fair citing a long standing principle not to officially partake in expositions.
The writer argues against M Quad advice to seek work “north of the Ohio river” for a seed farm career. He contends North Carolina offers higher earning potential in tobacco, cotton, peanuts, and rice, with local workers and social settings preferable to distant big farms. He urges a local start, learning from a capable farmer, then own and develop a small farm for independence.
The ChronicLe awaits Gov Amos and Gen Amos as speakers mark the Ohio campaign opening at Sidney. The report recalls past Ohio tours and a predicted Foraker victory, and notes anticipated debates in Ada between Gov Campspett and Mas McKistey with other leaders attending.
A South wide plea argues pensions drained treasuries with last year totaling 124.5 million dollars and 350 thousand new cases pending. NC alone pays nearly four million yearly. critics urge pensions only for indigent veterans, warning the nation risks vassalage and calls for political shifts. The piece cites Mr. Tap Ivey of Robeson county and promotes Simmons Liver Regulator.
A reflective tale recalls a quarrel over a demanded remedy and a postscript comparing a complaint letter to a Raleigh teacher’s stern note about a pupil. The fragment notes a dismissal vibe and a curt closing remark.
Western Farmers Alliance leaders urge farmers to hold back wheat as they predict prices may rise to 1.50 or 2.00 a bushel. A short European crop boosts demand for American wheat.
An advertisement extols Simmons Liver Regulator as a cure for bilious attacks and liver complaints. It warns readers to purchase only the genuine product with the red Trade-Mark and the J. H. Zeilin signature to avoid frauds and imitations.
Executors of the late J J Pernell offer at public auction on Wednesday November 18 at the Wake Forest location on the R and G Railroad two tracts totaling 175 acres with a eight room dwelling outbuildings orchard vineyard and water well plus a two acre lot with four room cottage and a five acre cleared tract. Terms one half cash balance in twelve months with interest. claims due by December 15 1891. J W Pern and G W Davis executors Wake Forest NC.
Sealed proposals for a two story brick house known as Building No 2 in the Fellows Orphan Home plan will be received by the agent in Goldsboro until October 6 1891. Proposals must follow plans and specs adopted by the building committee. Copies available at Raleigh office of Grandy B H Woodell and in Goldsboro. Right to reject any bids reserved. W T Dortuh secretary. Goldsboro Sep 9 1599
Tr. Jones of Anderson Jones and Co appeals to former patrons and farmers in Wilson North Carolina to supply tobacco with a large warehouse. The firm touts extensive leaf handling facilities and a dozen prize houses with many buyers and high sales so far this season. The message stresses strong local support and careful attention to trade.
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