Weather and notices from The State Chronicle 1892
Washington forecasts showers and east winds for North Carolina. Local notices include advertisements, personal updates from Raleigh residents, arrivals and departures, life insurance discussions, and medical remedies promoted by local druggists. Notable items mention John Kirkland's death, university travels, and a Board of Health order banning second hand clothing imports during cholera.
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Board of Health
Raleigh
United States
Jas. McKee
M.D
A. L. Ferrecu
Twenty five convicts sent from penitentiary to Roanoke farms
News notes from Raleigh include convicts moved to Roanoke river farms, cargoes of California pears, cotton crop outlook for Wake Forest, cholera mail delays, preparations for a centennial parade, and other city updates. The deaf and blind institute opens term as pupils visit Greensboro, while officials announce political developments and local notices. A fatal train incident near Boylan's Bridge ends a worker's life, and public sentiment lauds the Chronicle as a leading Southern paper.
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Stevenson
Institution For the Deaf and Dumb and the
Blind
W. J. Young
Greensboro
Chronicle
Republican State Committee
Wilmington Street
Harrison House
Walser
Victor Dockery
Abduction Case Sparks Lynching Fears in Chatham County
A white man named James Chathams abducted a 14 year old girl near Goldsboro and later near Bennettsville. The girl escaped and Chathams was arrested in Pittsboro after mobs formed to seize him. he was moved for safety. The girl testified she was twice assaulted while her family, led by a prominent farmer, swore to avenge the act. Sheriff Spence Taylor guarded Chathams as a vigilant crowd gathered and attempted to take him from jail, prompting relocation to a distant station.
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Markets by Telegraph. New York Sept 20 192
Cotton futures in Liverpool rose 264 with spot sales 12 003 bales. Evening trade saw partial profit taking from high prices as large sales from New Orleans triggered a late rally. January contracts hit 7 60, then eased. overall close 5-6 points above prior quotes. Receipts today 10 009 bales. ports 19 500 bales. Middling uplands 75 16 cents.
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