The state chronicle., 1893-04-30
EOTES ABOUT TOWN.

The "baby show" Tuesday after
noon is the attraction.
Prof. Bellezza's dancing Schools
for gentlemen Monday nights, and
for ladies Tuesday afternoons.
Governor Carr has appointed
VIM. F. Lett of 335 Broadway, New
York as Commissioner of Deeds.
The municipal and bond elections
will be held tomorrow at the poll
ing places elsewhere announced.
The talk of the town is the "baby
show" to be given under the aus
pices of the Kings Daughters next
Tuesday afternoon.
The Governor appointed J. I.
Litchford of Wake County, L. G.
Hubbard of Sampson and D. W.
Busick, of Rockingham notiaries
public.
A little black setter pusoy strayed
off from Mrs. T. D. M.rtin's, on
Hillsboro Road. A liberal reward
will be paid for him at the News
AND OBSERVER Office.
Attention is called to the adver-
tisement elsewhere of the Lyon
Racket Store, where bargains in
summer lines will be special feat
ure for this week.
The ladies of the Kings Daugh-
ters are going to make the "baby
show" Tuesday afternoon delight
full and unique entertainment.
Don't miss it. It is for a most
worthy cause.
Attention is called to the an
noupcements of Miss Maggie Reece,
which appear in "our two papers,
both daily" Her stock is always
the latest and always attractive.
The most delightful and interest
ing programme has been arranged
for the mems meeting at the Y. NJ.
G. a. this afternoon at 4 o'clock.
Mr.. J. D. Boushall will be the spe-
cial speaker.
The New Berne Journal says: The
naval reserve is still on duty. On
the eve of the departure of the
troops they were given orders by
General Gotten to report to the
sheriff for his assistance if wanted,
which they did yesterday.
Public opinion has rendered it's
verdict and says that those hand.
some suits at Messrs. Berwangers
at the low figures they quote are
perfect and that their kilt goods are
just the thing the people require
Their display is now unsurpassed.
A letter from Mr.. Peter nj. Viii
son conveys the intelligence that h'
will have North Cardinals displa.
at the Worlds Fair in good SHAPE
as soon as any of them. The Stat
is fortunate in having such pro
gressive men as Mr.. Wilson AM
Mr.. Bruner in charge of its World
Fair exhibit.
The friends of Mr.. G. Alphons
Smith, of Greensboro, n. c., now
student at Johns Hopkins, will b
interested to learn that he recent
read a paper before the John
Hopkins Pathological Association
of which Gildersleeve is Presiden
and that Gildersleeve not only con
mended the paper, but offered
publish it in the American Journ'
of Philology.
In publishing the annual stat
ment of the Equitable Building an
Loan Association of Augusta, Gt
we desire to say that this compar
has been in operation somethir
more than two years and that
business makes an excellent sho'
ing, while its officers bear an eny
able reputation, the manager, NJ
James B. Walker, being especial
competent and active, and suit.
for the work.
The Tar-heel Quartet, Mess1
Upchurch, Belts, Smith and No
ell, returned to the city yesterd
from Franklinton, where they we
to furnish music at an entertai
ment given by the ladies of t
Episcopal church there Oh Frid
night, the 28th inst. We are to
that they delighted large aut
ence with their instrumental mus
and singing, and that the entertai
ment itself was one Of the high,
merit.
Mr.. Fl, Grips, who recently
came caterer at the Yarboro
already earned an enviable rel
tation for himself as profession
thoroughly understanding his bu
ness. He has prepared an elegs
dinner to be served today, and
glimpse at the menu shows that
will be fully up to the Yarbt
standard. The hotel under l
Browns proprietorship is now MI
uccessful and popular than ever