The state chronicle., 1893-05-07
HOTES ABOUT TOWN.

Rev. J. B. Hurley will preach at
the Soldiers Home this afternoon
at 4 p. NJ.
We call attention to some addit-
ional appointments made today by
Bishop Lyman.
The Advertiser is new weekly
paper in Raleigh, published by MIR.
Edward NJ. Enniss.
Wednesday is Memorial Day, and
it is greatly desired that everybody
shall attend and participate in the
exercises.
Confirmation services will be
held next Sunday afternoon May
Is at St. Mary's, and not this after
noon as previously announced.
The l. V. A. Club has adjourned
for the summer and will not meet
again until September, when ST.
Mary's School begins.
The figures Messrs. Berwanger
announce this morning are surpris-
ing and may we'll be called "the
big four" Read and see what they
are Offering.
1t is in the air that the June re-
ception of the Twin City Club of
Winston ia going to be the hand
soonest affair of the kind ever given
in the State.
Raleigh Council Royal Arcanum,
No. 55l, will meet tomorrow (Mon-
day night, at 9 o'clock. Candi-
dates are requested to be on hand.
A full attendance desired.
It is announced that Maricn But
Ter, President OF the Slate Alliance,
will speak at Holly Springs on May
18th. The subject upon which he
will speak is not stated.
Messrs. c. G. Grow and Albert
Hay are special agents in Raleigh
for the Phoenix Mutual Life Insur-
ance Co, of which T. T. Hay &
Bros. are general agents.
The Greensboro Record says: j
d. Askew has accepted a position
as foreman of the Mills Manufac
turing Company, successors to the
Raleigh Wagon Factory. His fam
ily, however, will remain here.
A series of revival services begi1
at the Central Methodist Church
today which will be continued
through the week. The pastor vii
be sssiste after today by Rev. W
nj. Bayley of Greensboro.
Every body cordially invited,
Beginning with this morning tn
Richmond and Danville Railroad
Company will shorten the time be
tween Raleigh and Atlanta, Ca Th
passenger train leaving Raleigh a
4:40 p. n. will arrive in Atlanta a
1866 next morning.
We take pleasure in directing al
teption to the admirable call issue
by Col Hall, President of the Vet
eran Association, urging attendanc
at Raleigh on May 3Oth, and tbs
appropriate honors be paid to tn
remains Of President Davis.
Let US have big Memorial Da,
We want whole lot Of marshal
Let every BODY who can secure
horse, report to Mr.. G.. M. Alle1
chief marshal, and particularly Il
every old soldier who can get
mount serve as marshal Thel
would not be too many if there wei
hundred.
Mr. Van B. Moore, owner of tt
old Cottag o Hotel, on West Dav
street, will have it torn down ar
some neat residence cottages W
be erected there The Cottage H
tel is one of the oldest lendmarl
in Raleigh and one OF the most {
lapidated. The improvement W
be very desirable one.
The Greensboro Record say
The Benbow is going to be beau
when completed. The interior wol
under the supervision of Archite
Hackett, is beautiful. Capt. Fish
says he will have the house open
the q tn OF the present month. Nc
of the decorative work is alrea,
completed and the remainder c.
be pushed through in hurry.
The Durham Sun says: Cove
nor Carr has been officially invit
to attend the commencement
Trinity, and has signiied his inte
ton to do so, provided the da
does not interfere with the perforl
ance of his official duties. The d
will be gala day (June 81 Al
bring thousands Of people to Dr.
ham.