The state chronicle., 1893-04-21
NOTES ABOUT TOW N.

The Greensboro Record announces
that the Guilford Grays will dis
band.
The german which was to have
been given by the Capital Club to-
night has been postponed.
The University and Wake Forest
will play ball at Athletic Park this
afternoon at theeusual hour.
The picnic Of the Church Of the
Good Shepherd Choir which was to
have been today has been post
poned.
Clark's Female Minstrels will
show here On the night Of the 10th.
They will come in their special prl-
vate hotel car.
Our telegraphic dispatches indi-
cate that cyclones swept the coun-
try generally yesterday. The wind
was quite cyclonic here last night
aud limbs of trees and signs were
blown down.
Mrs. Carr Carr Mitchell of
Asheville, announces that she will
conduct boarding house in Chica-
go during the worlds Fair. At
tention is called to her announce
ment elsewhere.
Mr.. J. G. L. Harris, who has just
returned from Washington, says
that it is reported there that Mr.. A.
D. Jones and Major W. NJ. Robbins
will, in all probability, receive
desirable appointments.
Mr.. A. J. Cooke has taken the
residence of Mr.. T. K. Bruner, on
Mcdowell street, and his family and
Mrs. Cookies sister, Mrs. Law, and
Miss Law, will make it their home
during the summer months, while
Mr.. Bruner and family are in Chi
cago.
Mr.. w. B. Merrimon has opened
general insurance Office in the
Mailer building over the jewelry
store. He makes accident insurance
speciality. Mr.. Merrimon is vel
known as an affable gentleman ant
an experienced insurance man, an(
we bespeak for him the favor of tn
insuring public.
The game between the Universit,
and Wake Forest, which is to tax
place this afternoon, is the first o
the series for the championship O
the northern section of the South
ern Collegiate Association. Th
winner Of this game will represen
North Carolina in the game wit
the University of Virginia at Lynch
burg on April 28th.
One Of the handsomest things ou
is u souvenir of the Worlds Colum
bian Exposition issued by the Par
Gate Hotel Company of Chicago, {
which Mr.. John O. Plank, we
known in connection with the A
lantic at Morehead, is manager.
contains handsome illustrations {
the buildings embossed in beaatif,
azure tints.
There will be meeting of th
ball players at the Y. M. G. A. t'
night at half past 8 o'clock for tt
purpose of organizing ball tear
There is some good talent in OF
city, and with little practice "
could have as good team as Wal
Forest or any other team in Il
State. Let every body that ik
the Great American Game come o.
and discuss this matter with Il
boys whether they play ball or nc
The Winston Sentinel says: Nor
Carolina climate gets good adve
tisement from the wit of Tow
Topics. That paper says that Geor.
vanderbilt's place, "Biltmore,"
still in the hands of the builder
but the climate is, happily, in {
absolutely finished condition.
Raleigh clothing firm is also a
nounced in Town Topics as p1
pared to meet the conditions of tt
North Carolina climate of ours.
The New York Recorder, viii
is acknowledged to be the live
newspaper of the great metropolis
which it is published, is XII
enough to remark, with its chars
teristic appreciation of somethil
new under the sun, that Mr.. F.
ney's "two papers, both daily" ha
been eclipsed at Raleigh. T
Recorder says that the publicati
of the News AND OBSERVER and
CHRoN1CLE from the same Office, l
der the same management and
the same editorial staff gets lit
ahead of Mr.. Forney with
famous two dailies at Washingt
and Philadelphia.
Epworth Reception.