The daily state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 188?-1891, 1890-07-09
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.

Z Prof. W. D. Toy, of the University |
faculty, is spending the Summer in Paris |
continuing his studies in Modern Lam
guages.
The Press prints statement that Sem |
ator Cameron will vote with the Demo |
Gratis against the infamous Force bill
passed by the House. So much might
have been expected from the Cameron's
horse-sense.
E. G. Beddingfieid, secretary of the
N. G.. Farmers Alliance was here yes
terday. He appears to be safe and
wise man and good Democrat and will
not help TO lead his brethren after
strange gods. Sanford Express.
The name of DR.. B, +. Dixon is being
prominently mentioned in connection
with the Presidency Of Greensboro Fe-
male College. No BETTER selection
could possibly be made, as he woulds7
grace any position to which he m1y be
called to fiil.-Public Ledger.
Evangelist W. P. Fife and his estima-
BILE wife will soon go to Saratoga, n. Y,
to spend few weeks, where Mr.. Fife
will attend lectures on the study OF the
Bible. He will also 60 to Canada, we
hear, to study during the summer
Lumberton Robesonian.
A friend writes: "Will you please pub
lish in your paper that one of the young
est census enumerators was Miss Ethel
w oe 10
Cumberland county. She is young
lady of sound sense and judgment, and
she carried her affairs through admira-
bly, for one so young"
~
Mr.. Nathan Bass has been nominated
by Wilson county Democrats for re-elec-
ton to the House of Representatives.
Mr.. Bass is small IN statue, big in heart,
and genuine Democrat. He made a
good record last year in the House and
should be sent back by a good majority.
Twin City Daily.
Governor David B. Hill standing at
the foot of the Hendricks monument and
celebrating the virtues of the dead states
man was a sight to make ones eyes
shine. But Governor David B. Hill
standing at the foot of the monument
nursing his own Presidential boom was
sight to make the angels weep.-Phila
delphia Record.
We were pleased to see Capt. W. W
Carraway on the street last Saturday
We learned that he had resigned his po
, sition of Postoffice Inspector and hal
| ooroo l,av,oo fo. n foC, vonpk no racf Iou&
, Carravay was one of the best inspector
in the service as his splendid RECORD
shows He was as jovial as ever, and il
8 conversation told us that in handing il
Q his resignation at Washington he ha,
! told Chief Rathborne he would be bac
in the latter's place after the election il
: 1892 when Cleveland will be President
u Capt. Carraway says he has been i
a thirty States while Postcfice Inspecto
for over four years and that North Cal
DINA is the best State in the Union.-
L Kinston Free Press.
4 .**
s We are glad to note that Prof @. .
Parker, of Raleigh, has been electe
Superintendent of the Tarboro grade
schools. Prof. Parker is native {
Wake county, and one of our most e.
G cellent young men, and Wake is prsu
At of the marked success her son has mao
- in his chosen profession.
~ He was prepared for college in OF
70 most excellent Raleigh Male Academ
in He graduated from the Normal depar
t. ment of the University of Nashviil
10 Tenn. with high standing. On returI
40 ing to his native State he was elected
er teacher in our graded schools, whit
10 position he filled with credit to himse
,f and schools. After two years service
As teacher, he was elected co principal
40 the Centennial graded school, whit
re shows the high esteem and appreciate
be his board and superintendent had
n his efficient work.
a He is one of North Carolina's pr
- gressive young men, of whom his frien
lis are justly proud. Possessed of we
in cultivated mind, with happy facul
lie to communicate to others, he stands
ha the front rank, as a young educate
~ Tarboro is to be congratulated on b
selection. We predict successful schoe
for Tarboro.
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