Weather and notices from The Chronicle dated September 26 1891
Washington's weather report notes fair conditions and stationary temperatures for North Carolina with easterly winds. A series of local notices announces dissolutions, hotel announcements, public notices and business ads. Notable items include Rev Thomas Dixon calling perspective, L L Polk arrival, and marriage plans for John Francis Wilkes and Anna Beale.
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the Chronicle
Washington
North Carolina
Local Happenings Show Fall Activity Across Raleigh
Fall sales at local furniture stores rise to record highs. Expo grounds progress slow with walls rising and streetcar delays noted. Governor appoints W A Blair to State Board of Charities. Prohibition party committees formed in Wake. Confederate Veterans plan annual Raleigh meeting with parade. Nebraska prohibition platform adopted.
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Court House
Prohibition Party
Cary
A. K. Weathers
Sim. Holleman
M. C. Thomas
White Oak
J. W. Creel
Swift Creek
T. J. Woodall
Calvin Smith
P. O. Massey
Middle Creek
A. D. Jones
J. A. Jones
J. A. Allen
Allen Betts
W. W. Johnston
St. Mary’s
J. E. Lang
J. M. Templeton
S. M. Parrish
Dolls Festival in North Blount Street Park
The Dolls' Festival by The Continuing Circle of King's Daughters is set for Saturday afternoon on the Park Place Lawn North Blount St from five to eight. A large display of dolls and pretty items for children's playrooms will be shown along with cooling refreshments. Mothers and siblings are invited to attend and watch the children enjoy themselves.
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King’s Daughters
Park Place Lawn
North Blount St
Funeral of Mrs. Lockhart at Trinity Church
Rev. Dr. W. S. Creasy of Wilmington preached the funeral service in Trinity church to a sorrowing gathering. The church was heavily draped and the pallbearers and body bearers included numerous named locals. Floral tributes were many and beautiful, among the most stunning seen in Durham, per the Sun.
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W. S. Creasy
Wilmington
Trinity Church
Messrs
Jas. Southgate
L. D. Heartt
G. W. Watts
J. R. Blackwall
W. L. Wall
H. A. Reams
Lucius Green
M. A. Angier
W. A. Slater
A. Walker
New Marble and Granite Firm Formed by Goodwin and Remsburg
Messrs Goodwin and Remsburg announce a new marble and granite firm in North Carolina with works in Greensboro Fayetteville and related advertising. Goodwin, a well known energetic businessman, partners with Remsburg a skilled artisan from Maine to California. They have hired two top marble workers to staff the venture.
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Messrs. Goodwin & Remsburg
Mr. Goodwin
North Carolina
Euyetteville
Remsburg
Maine
California
Fayetteville
Raleigh and Fayetteville
E. L. Remsburg
Fayetteville N. C
Goodwin & Remsburg
Fayetteville and
Raleigh
Northern Settlers Convention Date Changed to October 21
The Northern Eastern and Western settlers in North Carolina are urged to unite for progress. A preliminary meeting was held in May to set a fall convention, now moved to October 21 in the Exposition building to accommodate harvest schedules. Address W. H. Chamberlain, Assistant Secretary, for details. Simmons Liver Regulator advertised as a cure for dyspepsia.
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North Carolina
W. H. Chamberlain
Swindell's Showcases Unmatched Comforts and Linens
Special notices announce a stack of counterpanes blankets and comforts at Swindell's saying the quantity exceeds anything seen in Raleigh. A promotional burst highlights variety and abundance to attract shoppers.
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Raleigh
Swindell’s
Oh Mamma Did You See This Carpet Sale At Swindell's
A reader notes an unusually large display of carpets at Swindell's prompting surprise and curiosity about the store's promotions and inventory.
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Mamma
Swindell’s
Four Story Warehouse Secured for Boarding on Wilmington Cabarrus
Britton Pierce and Charles Card secure the large four story warehouse at the corner of Wilmington and Cabarrus Streets on a straight street from the depot. It will be arranged for sleeping and boarding with capacity estimated at 150 to 250 during October and November. Sep 25 item notes the sale and occupancy plans.
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Britton Pierce
Charles Cardwell
Wilmington
Cabarrus Streets
Gee Hugh the Shoes Swindle at Swindell’s
An elderly shopper exclaimed Gee Hugh the shoes at Swindell’s as he encountered the expansive shoe department. The remark captures a humorous moment reflecting astonishment at the selection.
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Swindell’s
Hugh
Swindell’s Promotes Lovely Millinery Goods
Swindell's showcases lovely and stylish millinery designed to please ladies with refined taste. The advertisement emphasizes attractive hats and elegant headwear as the shop’s specialty.
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Swindell’s
Dress Goods Silks and Trimmings At Statewide Show
A quality display of dress goods silks and trimmings is featured with the largest and most handsome line seen in the state. Local shoppers are invited to inspect the selection and secure fashionable fabrics at favorable prices.
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Swindell’s
New Furniture Lines At Tucker Co Opening Saturday
Economical buyers are invited to inspect the new furniture lines opening Saturday the 26th at W H and R Tucker Co. A limited sale event aims to attract thrifty shoppers seeking fresh home furnishings.
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Tucker & Co
New Furniture Lines In Store By Tucker Co
W H and R S Tucker and Co announce a daily opening of new furniture lines. The selection features folding beds, children's folding beds, chamber suits and chairs emphasizing style and durability at low prices for Exposition preparations.
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Charlotte
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Mecklenburg
Department of Agriculture
Wake
Exposition Grounds
Edenton Street
Capitol Square
Paul Faison
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U. S. Gov’t
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Gordon & Dilworth
Esrmarot & Pescup
A. E. Jorpan
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All. A. E. Jornan, Agt
Simmons Liver Regulator
Thomas Dixon
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