The daily state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 188?-1891, 1890-06-26
The annual pony penning will occur
here ON Jnly 10Th. It will be the grand

The annual pony penning will Occur
here on July 10th. It will be the grand;
est penning ever known in this State
and more than five hundred ponies will
be offered for sale. ~
Tonight q nj mber of young gentle
men Of the State University, who are
spending some time here, gave a
'sChapel Hip sail to special party Of
about one hundred friends The pro-
gramme was run to the banks, q moon
light stroll on the beach, chats and
songs, the serving of refreshments at
Fort Macon and then jolly, happy re-
turn home, which was made about 1:30
a. m.
Some Personals.
Rev. DR.. J. W. Carter likes to fish.
He doesn't trust to anything like ''luck. "
He watches the wind and weather, and
if they are not producing favorable con-
ditions for angling, he doesn't angle.
He likes the surf, too, and he wears a
perpetual smile as the waves and break
ers splash over him and pound him and
yank him and knock him in sixteen DIFF
ferent directions in seventeen seconds
He was one of the interested listeners in
the assembly hall this morning.
I think Col. W. A.. Turk likes every
thing and everybody. If I am mistaken
here I will ''even up" by saying uhe-
quivocally that everybody likes him.
saw hin ''play the devoted" for two
hours on Monday to sweet little lady
just ten months old-Miss T. Roberts,
the beautiful little daughter of Mrs.
Mena Branch Roberts. He went in the
the surf today. Just as he stepped into
the ocean an unusually heavy wave
broke upon the beach. Col. Turk
weighs about three hundred, but OF
course this had nothing to do with that
heavy swell. He was out on q moonlight
sale last night in party of one hun,
dred, and 1 did not see q more popular
gentleman among the ladies.
There were nearly one hundred new
arrivals to-day among whom are: O. W.
Dali, Tarboro; Miss Carrie Dali, Snow
Hill; Miss May Lucas, New Berne; Mrs.
], 7. Wiggins, Wilson; J. 81. Loftin,
Kinston; Rev. j. J. Hall, J. E. Ray,L NJ.
Broughton, N. B. Broughton, S. Othe
Wilson, W. H. Worth and Mrs. Worth.
Mrs. E. E. Mofitt, w. d.
King, Thos. Pescud, Raleigh; F. NJ
Simmons, New Berne; T. 81. Best, N. e.
Alex. Graham, Charlotte; R. B. Drane
Edenton; j. W. Davis, Forest City; N. z
Lea, Winston; F. McOwen, Clinton
Miss Madge Presley, Kings Mountain
G. F. Mitchell, Aulander; NJ. 81. Quin
nerly, Kinston; DR.. J. W. Grimsley
Snow Hill, N. c.; Miss NJ. Grimsley
R. L. Woodland, Pamlico, N. c.; W
w. Richardson, Springhope; Norwoo,
Carroll, Raleigh; A. G Hinton, Raleigh
Mrs. Emily Claypoole, Miss Carrie Clay
poole, Master Jesse Claypoole, New
Berne; J. D. Ballentine. Varina; Mrs
B. W. Cannady, Miss Fannie Murphey
! Mrs. Alice Kennedy, Miss @. TE,.g Mis-
Hattie Tull, Kinston: Mrs. Cox, Mis-
Washington, 7. @. Diggs, Goldsboro; W
s. Wilkinson, Miss Emily Gillian, N. G.
F. L. Fuller, Durham; Mrs. w. o
Moseley Miss Alice Moseley, Mrs. J.. G
Wooten, Jr., Kinston; j. 7. McCrav
Wilson; Miss Myrtle Branson, Raleigt
Jno. P. Haskett, Kinston; w. H. Pea
son, Morganton; u. F. Harvey, Kinstor
Jno. Odum, Rocky Mount; J. N. Wi
hanson, Jr., Graham; Chas. A. Webl
Asheville; Geo. w. Marsh, Morgantol
t. J. Lambe, Durham.
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