From Murphy to Manteo How the State Goes Forward
A Carolina miscellany notes Buncombe cattle dying of distemper. Mr Sid Abernathy of Mecklenburg died at 73. Durham hosts evangelist Morton and fast rail belt line work at Durham. Duke interests plan southern Roanoke and Southern extension with naval militia style artillery, 80 men. Ed Mozingo killed by runaway mule. brother injured. Father outwitted by son in Soultson escape tale. Trinity College building fund drive aims at 5k initial, 10 monthly installments after pledge.
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Buncombe County
Sid Abernathy
Mecklenburg County
Morton
Durham
Washington Duke
B. N. Duke
R. E. Lyon
W. T. O’brien
J. B. Warren
Geo. E. Lougee
Morehead
Durham Sun
Chapel Hill
Charlotte News
Charlotte
Winston
Navy Department
Charlotte Light Artillery
Greene County
Ed. Mozingo
William
Goldsboro
John R. Moring
Herbert
Soulston Township
Wayne County
Mr. Moring
Durham Globe
Trinity College
Braxton Craven
P. P. P. Urged by Physicians For Broad Blood Purity
A New York physician and hospital director cites P. P. P. as effective in multiple cases and endorses its combination of Prickly Ash Poke Root and Potassium. A Savannah railway official aided by P. P. P. recovered from paralysis-like illness, with cures noted for syphilis skin diseases and other afflictions.
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New York
Savannah
South
Abbreviated Trade Terms From City Ledger Record
Fragmentary OCR lists several monetary items and dates including three months and one month rates. Names, places, or organizations are unreadable. the text appears to be a brief ledger note or advertisement fragment without a coherent event or clear subjects.
State Chronicle claims NC leadership in daily news and Democratic zeal
The State Chronicle presents itself as North Carolina’s only eight page daily with full press dispatches and a leased wire in its office. It touts a statewide reach from Murphy to Manteo, a strong Democratic stance, and extensive state-wide reporting while noting the $300 weekly printing cost and urging broad local subscriptions.
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State Chronicle
North Carolina
Capital
New York
Murphy
Manteo
Democratic Party
Condensed Rail Schedules for 1891 Richmond-North Carolina routes
The notice details condensed schedules for Richmond & Danville and Cape Fear and Yadkin Valley lines effective Sept 1891. It lists West Point to Richmond daily departures, through Pullman sleeping car routes from Goldsboro to Morristown and other connections, and connecting lines to Raleigh via Oxford and Keysville with passenger and coach services. It notes officials: R. R. Bridgers and W. H. Green along with regional agents.
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Richmond
Raleigh
Keysville
Oxford
Henderson
Durham
Arive Oxford
Washingon
Southwestern Vestibule Limited
Washington
Atlanta
Danville
Greensboro
Salisbury
Charlotte
Lynchburg
Goldsboro
Sleeping car service and rail schedules detailed
Notices describe Pullman Buffett Sleeper routes between Atlanta New York Richmond Danville Raleigh Greensboro and Knoxville via Asheville with division head W Ture and G P A James L Taylor. Local freight and passenger trains on Scotland Road Midland and Clinton routes, with stops at Weldon Scotland Neck Greenville Goldsboro Willamston Moncure Pittsboro Cameron Hamlet and Carthage.
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Goldsboro
Morristown
New York
Knoxville
Greensboo
Richmond
Greensboro
Raleigh
Asheville
Savannah
Spartanburg
Augusta
Charleston
Cincinnati
R. R. Bridgers
N. C
W. H. Green
Washington, D. C
W. A. Winburn
Ag.t
N.C
Jas. L. Taylor
Ag’t
Sol. Haas
Richmond, Va
Wilhington
R. Sah
Burkeville
Keysville
Q. É C. Seeeseee
Danville
Louisville
Rale
Seeeseeee
Welden
Paint Rock
BR. &D
Seeee
Rocky M Hot Springs
Tarboro
Winston-Salem
Wilson
Round Knob
Rig
Marion
Selma Meee
Morganton
Statesville
Fayetteys
Hickory
Newton
Hot Springs
Warsaw
Salisbury
Charlotte
Magnolia
Aartan Burg
Wilmington
Greenville
Atlanta
Durhsm
Columbia
Dai Galducto
Morehead A. & N. C
Lehburg
Warsawashington
Gldsboro
Baltimora
Enn
Fayetteville
Philadelphia
Ly. Au
Arima Sones
R’y Mount
Charlot Rr
Penn
Weldon
Baltimore
Washington , B.&d
Lynchburg
Morehead
A. In
Morriston
Pullman Buffett
Tenn
Washington
W.ature
James L. Taylor
Scotjand Road
Scotlaym
Ese Teenville
Gr Scotland Neck
Tartlemarle & Raleigh
Willamston
Plymouth
Wiam
Midland
Rocky Mount
Nashville
Nasby
Clinton
War
John T
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Lippman Bros
D&w
Denniston Junction
Atlantic
Chesapeake and Ohio
Norfolk and Western
W. N. Mitchell
Richmond & Danville RR. Co
Scanges & Danville Railroad Company
Atlan
Iey
Southboun Ly
Asheville, al
Hendersonvil
West Point
Cape Fear & Yadkin
Valley Railway Company
C. BR
R&d
Mary
J. W. Fry
J. R. Kenly
T. M. Emerson
Aleigh and
Seat & B
Sunusy
Cary
Merry Oat
Moncure
Sanford Cameron
South’ Pines
Aberdeen
Hamlet
Ghio
Gibson
Pasecoeet
Mai
Pittseoly
Pittsboro
Moneur
Arri
Pitteberon
J.C. Winder
L. T. Myers
Carthage
Cameron
Sun ‘Y
Arleigh and Gaston Railroad
Jane
Caeseres
Mail
Woce H. Nesses
Sun Ly
Mill Rock
Walnut Cove
Mt. Airy
Wake Forest
Bennetisaville
Kittrell
Warren Plains
O- Henderson
Wilmington Louisburg Railroad
Louisburg
Maxton
Ben’ttsville
Franklinton
Madison
Ar Ramsenr
John D. Winder
L.T. Myers
Gen
N’l
WM. Smith
Bv Liv
Gibson Ghio
Hamiet
Hamilet
Pines
Cameron Sanford
Erry Vane
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