Wonderful Growth of Mount Airy Sees New Plug Factories
Mount Airy, North Carolina, rapid population rise to about 3000 as six plug tobacco factories plan to hire 600 workers, with Sparger Bros. leading a large plant. Builders include J A Hadley and A E Smith linked to Pine Street site near depot. Queen Anne hotel under construction at White Sulphur Springs prepares to draw visitors.
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White Sulphur
Mount Ary
N. C
The
Messrs. Sparger Bros
J. A. Hadley
Goldsboro
A. E. Smith
Liberty
Granite City Land and Improvement Company
Pine Street
T Hey
Mount Airy
J. F. L. Armfield & Co
Messrs
Lowry & Yakley
Fulton & Bro
Messrs. Ashby & Sons
W. E. Armfield
Blue Ridge
Armfield
Weekly Weather Crop Report of September 25 1891
North Carolina Experiment Station and State Weather Service report a week with no rain and bright warm days. Cotton opens and picking is general while leaves fall and bolls ripen. Crops run 3 to 5 weeks late. more rain needed for wheat and oats. Eastern 72 83 82. Central 72 85 79. Western 74 91 85. State 73 87 82.
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North Carolina Experiment Station
State Weather Service
Mr Terrell Denies Wreck Odor Claim In Statesville
In a letter published in the State Chronicle a Statesville correspondent misquoted me about a wreck scene. I did not say the odor was of flesh or human flesh. I commend the town and railroad authorities for their handling and regret causing any feeling in this calamity. GerorgeE S. TERRELL.
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Commissioner of Agriculture
Statesville
Gerorcee S. Terrell
Wilson Boom in Tobacco Market at Planter's Warehouse
Wilson tobacco market shows an unprecedented boom at Planter's Warehouse run by Anderson Jones Co. Farmers from Franklin Nash Johnston Wayne Pitt Green Lenoir Wake Edgecombe Halifax Wilson counties report strong sales and high prices. Cotton trade opens full with hundreds of bales daily, while housing shortages hinder growth and new residents.
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Wilson
N.C
Anderson, Jones & Co
Franklin
Nash
Johnston
Wayne
Pitt
Green
Lenoir
Wake
Edgecombe
Halifax
Jones
Just Appreciation Presented to Justice Shepherd by Law Class
After the Supreme Court adjourned and graduates earned law licenses the University law class at Yarboro House presented Justice Shepherd with a gold headed cane. Henry Johnston of Tarboro delivered a speech praising teachers and urging continued progress and virtue in North Carolina law and wishing success for Shepherd and Manning.
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Supreme Court
Yarboro House
Justice Shepherd
Manning
University
Henry Johnston
Tarboro
North Carolina
Chapel Hill students honor Judge Shepherd with cane token
The class presents a cane to Judge Shepherd as a symbol of admiration and affection. He expresses fond regard and urges diligence and integrity, mentioning a future memory of the memorable summer. The class also orders a handsome gift for Hon. John Manning as a token of esteem and gratitude.
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Chapel Hill
John Manning
LL. D
Two-Pound Canned Meats Marketed as Meals
A quảng read announces two pounds of compressed cooked meats equal four to six pounds raw. A two pound can is said to furnish a meal for four to six persons, highlighting an elegant line of finest compressed cooked meats recently received.
W G A B Ponash Grocers Compressed Meats Ad
Local grocers advertise compressed cooked meats with patent opener in 2 lb cans at 23 cents and 1 lb cans at ingle price. A variety includes English brawn boneless pigs feet choice roast beef tripe corned beef and prepared English luncheon meat. Also mackerel sea birds packets and sea salt for baths with trade terms at Packers' Prices.
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Hadden Hall
Thurber
Coney Island
New Building Company Incorporated To Offer Construction
A new building company has been incorporated and invites public business. It offers estimates and can build or repair any kind of building. The firm will supply sash blinds and other building materials on short notice.
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Eigh
Faye Granite Works
Fayetteville
Twin & Remsburz
Fayett Works
Morrimen
Jackson Springs Water And Resort Open To Public
Historical ad notes Jackson Springs in Moore County North Carolina famed for curative waters. It describes long history of visitors camps and a recent option on 700 surrounding acres. Includes chemical analysis by the North Carolina Agricultural Experiment Station and announces a new hotel near the springs awaiting guests.
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Moore County
North Carolina
Jackson Springs
Moore
State Agricultural Experiment Station
Magnificent fabrics offered in camel hair and Cheviots
Mixed Cheviots and camel hair textiles priced at 1.25 to 1.50 per yard. Availability for町 town customers with prompt service. Railing shades and season options referenced, inquiry encouraged for quantities and exact measurements.
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Mount Air
State Chronicle
J. T. Burton
Winston
Sparger Bros. Leaf House
James Green
Durham
Porter
Hards, &c
Asheville
Weestern TestLer
Mr. Terrell
DR. Manning
W. G
A.B
Grocers
Bakers and Candy Manufacturers
Stronach’s Bakery
Strnach’s Bakery
NEW Building Company
Briggs Building Ship Co
Yarborough House
R. B. Raney
Raleigh
Florence
T. G. Arrington
Raleigh, N. C
Yarboro
Jaceson Springs
West End
Moore County, N. C
Ansaysis No
No. Ca
Raxereu, N. C
Sir
P. M. Wilson
U. S
Magnesia
H. B. Barrie
Seax
P. M.inson
Jackson Springs Hotel
Aberdeen
Pj. S
Raleis Line
Mcpherson
Toy
Moon
Hh & BS
Ile
Sic
Camel’s Lair
Fayet
C. A. Goopwwin
Goodwin & Rem
Etteville
Geo. V. Strong
West Martins
John W. Pars
R.S. Vee
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