The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1891-09-28

The Southern Interstate exposition
Will open its gates to the public on
Thursday, October 1, at II a. M. Each
day Except Sunday after the opening
day tie gates will be open. from 10 a. m.
10 p. IN.
RATES OF ADMISSION.
Admission by the day, week, one or
two months, for each person, whether
in carriage, on horse or on foot, will be
as follows:
For adult, one admission, 80 cents for
children between and II years, %
cents; for gentlemen, one week, So for
gentlemen, one month, So; for ladies,
one week, $3.50; for gentlemen, two
months, SO; for ladies, one month, So :;
for ladies, two months, So; for children,
one week, 70 cents for children, one
month, $3.50; for children, one month,
$3.50; two-horse carriage, Cne admission,
% cents; two-horse buggy, one admis-
sion 20 cents; one horse, one admission,
% cents; public hack, carriage or bus
per day, 90.
No return checks given at the gate.
Parties going out must pay on return.
Carriages, buggies and horses will
enter the grounds at the north gate.
TICKET OFFICES.
For the convenience of the public, and
to avoid confusion, the box-office at the
gate to the grounds will be open all day
Tuesday and Wednesday for sale Of
daily, weekly and monthly tickets Buy
your tickets on those days, and you will
avoid the rush on the opening day.
| Tickets are also on sale in the city at
Yarboro Hotel, and at Woolcott & Sons.
THE PRESS.
The members Of the press are gener-
ally invited to attend the exposition, and
will be furnished with tickets upon ap-
plication to the secretary.
The school teachers will be furnished
with special rates by application to the
secretary.
Railroad rates to Raleigh during the
exposition are one cent mile. Tickets
for sale at all stations on Monday, Tues
day, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday,
good for seven days.
Both railroad and electric cars reach
the grounds, making trips every ten and
fifteen minutes.
on the grounds.
Tbnra 10 SI1ocioll>- onart for
those holding complimentary tickets.
Exhibitors and attendants must apply
to the secretary for special tickets.
All holding complimentary tickets is
sued them with provision that they place
their photograph on back of same, vii
be admitted to the grounds on opening
day, October 1, without having compiled
with said requirement, but will be ad
: mitted on only that day.
All city demonstration in the way o
= professions, parades, civic and military
| fire companies and individuals, are mos
respectfully requested to so arrange thei
plans as to leave the city not later thar
II a. m, and reach the grounds by 11:3
sharp, so as to be in readiness to tax
part in the opening exercises, which tax
place at 12 N.
THE OPENING EXERCISES
VIII take place in the main building
where a suitable stand has beer erecte
o for the speakers, who will be present an
: on the stand by 1880 a. N.
: AS ample seating capacity as possibl
has been provided, and competent officer
E will be present to aid in seating the at
dience and keeping order.
Reserved seats can be had free of charg
by giving timely notice to the officers c
superintendent.
During preliminaries, music will b
furnished by exposition bands.
i The opening programme will be 6
follows:
!, 1. Call to order.
-! 2. Music-Sacred
- 3 Prayer by Rev. Thomas Dixon,
= New York.
= t. Music-National air.
). "Welcome to the Old North State
70 Address By Hon. Thos. NJ. Holt, COVE
fnor of North Carolina.
10 6. Welcome to the capital of the o
% North State" Address by Hon. ThOm
70 Badger, mayor. of Raleigh.
p 7. Reply on part of the South to a
= dress of welcome by Hon. F. p. Ric
ardson, editor Atlanta Journal, Atlant
Ga.
s. Music-Eational air.
0. Address by Hon. Octavius Come
e. editor Daily World, Charleston, 5.
Subject: "The Real South"
70 10. Exposition declared opened
-, Il. Nusic-National air.
,d DESIGNATION or OFFICERS
IN Will be as follows: General manage
no white badge; chief clerk, red badge; Sc
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