The state chronicle., 1893-05-26
MOTIFS ABOUT TOW N.

The Hook and Ladder Truck
Company will hold a meeting to-
night.
There will be q meeting of st. |
Aeres Guild at 6 o'clock in the |
chapel OF Christ Church.
Gov. Carr has appointed j. q.
Bruce of Danville, Va, a Commits
sioner Of Deeds for North Carolina.
The North Carolina Antiquity
Society will meet this afternoon in
the Supreme Court room at $3.50
o'clock.
Mr.. Ed. Crawford has purchased
the fine standard bred fllie "Pam-
licola," sired by Pamlico and dam
Opal Lambert.
The Office Of. Mr. J. B Martin,
General Auditor of the Seaboard
Air Line, and the Office force will
be removed to Portsmouth to-day.
The members of the Vestry of
Christ Church are reminded of the
meeting tonight at $50 o'clock and
are urgently requested to attend.
The business houses in the city
will be voluntarily closed by our
merchants and business men on
next Tuesday during the Davis me-
mortal service.
The commencement exercises OF
Peace Institute will begin tonight
with "Class Night" Tomorrow even
ing will be the Alumnae meeting
and on Sunday will be the Bacca-
laureate Sermon.
Mary Jones, the wife Of the late
Barney Jones, colored, died May
25, 1893, at o'clock at the home OF
Logan Jones. She was we'll known
in Raleigh. She left six children
and many friends to mourn her loss
A large crowd is expected here
on Tuesday next. The occasion
will be memorable one in our his
tory, and all of our people vii
cheerfully render their aid in tn
conduct Of the appropriate ceremo
nies.
P@ecA Institute extends cordis
invitation to tie public to attent
the exercises tonight at Peace, i
being Glass Night, the beginning O
commencement. The exercises vii
begin at 8 o'clock, and the publ
are cordially invited.
The closing exercises of the Ape
High School will be held on Tues
day May 30th, p. m. Prof. B. L
Barber, Principal, has quite we
gotten up programme. Mrs. Laur
M. Jones Musical Concert will tax
place Monday May 29th at night.
Marshal and chiefs Of Division
appointed to take charge of the D,
Wis ceremonies here on next Tue
day, are requested to meet this ev'
ming at $50 in the Mayors Office.
is necessary to have concert of O.
tion, ard full attendance is d
sired.
The Dental Society yesterday b
fore adjourning passed ressoii;u uit
thanking Proprietor Brown and IL
Yarboyo for the very satisfaction
manner in which the visiting de.
fists were entertained during the
stay at the Yarboro. All were vel
complimentary Of the manageme,
of the hotel.
The Rev. Dr.. J. H. Boyd now
the Second Presbyterian Churc
Charlotte, but formerly pastor
Londerds]e Street Presbyteris
Church, Memphis, Tenn, is to prea'
the Baccalaureate Sermon to Il
graduating class of Peace Institu
at the First Presbyterian Church
this city on Sunday next. A ri
intellectual treat may be expecte
The lecture at the Agricultur
College for this month will be
DIR. II. B. Battle, Director of t
Experiment Station, and Sta
Weather service. His subject W
&c "Ors Of our Natural Inh.ritanc
-tEe Climate Of North Carolin'
DR.. Battle has done much towar
the accumulation Of material wi
regard to our climatology and
lecture will be full of interest q
instruction. It will begin at s:
pm. The public are invited.
Capt. W. T. Smith, of the We
known firm of W. F. Smith & So
OF Wineton, manufacturers of t
celebrated "Magnolia Cigarette"
at the Marlboro. Capt. Smith
gained wide reputation on the
cellence of his cigarettes. TT
contain the mildest and most d,
cately favored tobacco grown
Virginia and North Carolina, c
are manufactured in the most
proved style, and put up in attr
tive packages, adorned with
pretty magnolia flower. Such n
as Capt. Smith, and the enterpl
at which he is at the head,
building up North Carolina.
The Davis Choir.
The members of the vari
church cho;rs Of Raleigh are