The state chronicle., 1893-04-09
NOTES ABOUT TOWN.

Hardin in the city.
Attention is called to the adver-
tisament Of money to lend by W. Q.
Holman, Agent.
Mr.. John W. Baker, formerly OF
the Chronicle, leaves this evening
for Nashville, Tenn.
Reserved seats for Dockstader's
Minstrels are on sale at John \.
MacRae's drugstore and are going
fast.
Mr.. Joe Bachman, well known
trunk man cf Cincinnati, and Mr..
b. Bernstene of Richmond are in
the city.
Mr.. 8. r. Lacy, Labor Commits
sioner, went to Charlotte yesterday
afternoon to addaess convention
or union meeting of the railway en-
ployees of the two Carolinas.
There will be meeting OF st.
Johns Guild held at the choir room
of the Church of tie Good Shepherd
at s o'clock Monday evening to con-
slider important matters pertaining
to the hospital.
Messrs. Burch and Bellamy, for
some time past of the Western
Union of this city, have resigned.
Mr.. j. 3. Wilkins, of Union, S. c.,
relieves Mr.. Bellamy. Mr.. Burch's
place has not yet been filled.
The reports from the sufferers by
the switch-back accident were of
very favorable character yesterday,
and we are happy to note that all
are doing we'll. The outlook in each
case is very hopeful.
Mr.. Hal W. Aver, Secretary Of the
North Carolina Agricultural So
ciety and Manager of the Carolina
Paper Warehouse, has moved into a
nice Office in the new opera house
building fronting on Martin street.
Messrs. Cross and Linehan, our
popular mems outfters, make read
able announcement this morning,
which everybody should read, and
then call and see their handsome
line Of spring clothing, scarfs and
hats.
Mr.. d. j. Martin, representa- 6
the well-known clothing establish
ment of Henry Bach, of New York,
is at the Marlboro. He is one of the
most experienced and successful
travelling men on the road, though
youg in years, and enjoys large
and lucrative business.
A telegram received from Bslti-
mere yesterday announced that ar
operation had been performed sue
cessfully without the use of chloro
form on the upper jaw of little
Florence Boylan, and that she stood
it well and behaved beautifully
There was every indication of tn
most satisfactory results and o
rapid healing.
Col. Wharton j. Green, who ha
been here several days with hi
daughter, Miss Mabel, left yester
day TO return home to Fayetteville
Mrs. Green remains at St Mary
with her daughter. 1t gives u
great pleasure to note that Mis-
Green continues to improve, an,
that her condition is now regarde
IS most hopeful.
The Office counter at the Yarbor
has been ornamented with one {
the handsomest and most costl
solid silver cabinets we have eve
seen. The receptacles for toot
picks, matches, &C., are inlaid wit
gold and there are places for telt
grams, cards, &c. 1t is surmounte
by beautiful gold statue. It is
most sumptuous and elegant piee
of furniture.
Mr. J. Hal Bobbitt presents
his patrons this morning q temptin
menu Of cooling drinks for tn
warm weather. A glance over b
menu in another column will mai
you thirsty to start with, and the
if you can't find something in tn,
list to quench it, you ought to
put On cold water rations for IL
rest Of your natural life. Read IL
menu. 1t is novelty in itself, ar
reflects the highest credit on M
Bobbitt's ability to meet the pop
ler demand.
Nessrs. Berwangers' "Tov
Topics" elsewhere will be reed wi
interest this morning, and the
handsome stock Of spring novelti
ia bound to be the talk of the tov
as soon as the people see it. The
handsomely made cheviot suits
spring wear are equal to anythil
turned out by the tailors, and t
prices will surprise anybody. TIL
have now ell the latest novelties
the spring season, and their buy
is on North making selections +
the summer stock. The Berwa
gers will always have the late
and that may be depended unon.