The state chronicle., 1893-04-23
NOTES ABOUT TOWN.

The Democratic primaries will be
held tomorrow night at the places
designated in the call published |
elsewhere.
In this vicinity we learn that the |
farmers are just preparing to plant
cotton and that In some instances |
thev have not sufficient seed to
plant.
Manager Winslow says the new
uniform for the National Baseball
team has arrived and the team is
ready for a game and will have one
on the 4th of May.
Clark's Female Minstrels will
show at Metropolitan Hall On Wed
nesdsy night, and it is said that it
is one Of the best attractions Of the
kind that has ever visited the city,
A regular meeting of VIM. G
Hill Lodge, No. 218, A. F. and A.
NJ, will be held tomorrow (Monday)
evening at s o'clock sharp, All
Masons in good standing are cor
daily invited to attend.
MIR. Jacob S Allen, builder and
contractor, who resided in Whining
ton for several years, and siuce re-
moved to Richmond. Va, has made
an assignment, the Dispatch of that
city says The amount of the liza
bilities is $4,7OO, and the assets are
unknown. Mr.. Allen was formerly
of Raleigh.
In our paragraph mentioning the
conversions at Caraleigh Mills re-
vival the other day, the types made
us say that there had been one
hundred and nineteen; that was
JUS. one hundred out of the way.
The number was nineteen; but even
that was noteworthy among pop
ulation already 80 excellent as that
of Caraleigh.
Mr.. A. Dughi has had his cafe
department arranged in very pretty
style. The walls have been neatly
papered and the place is hung with
lace curtains with pretty rose tinted
back grounds. It now has neat pri-
vate compartments, similar to those
in the fashionable cafes of the large
cities. MIR. Dugbi is prepared tc
furnish nice meals and his elegant
ice creams have reputation all owe,
the State.
DR.. Landrum has been conduct
ing services afternoon and night Al
the First Baptist church. Crowd
ed houses have greeted thil
distinguished divine, and gooi
spirit has prevailed all during tn
meeting. Several have professet
conversion, and many are seekers
DR.. L. will preach this Sunday
morning and night. Special ser
vices will be held at 4 p. M. Th'
public are cordially invited to at
tend.
The ladies of the Rescue Circl
will give tea at the mission room
on Tuesday afternoon, the 25th
from S to IL o'clock. There will b.
no admission fee, but q dainty te
will be served for a small remuner
alton. The object of this under
taking is a most worthy one, an
the liberal patronage of the publ
will be most gratefully appreciated
1t is very desirable that all prom
ised contributions shall be sent a
early as possible on Tuesday morn
ing, except Of course the ice cream
We have received a letter fror
Rev. l.. T. Christmas. who was her
the other day soliciting contribu
tions for his church at Wilmington
in which he acknowledges contribr
tiops from Raleigh to the amour
of $64 OF, and makes his thenkfr
acknowleo gements for TIE the kine
ness and liberality of those he me
in our city. Particularly he me1
tions Shaw University, the Firl
Baptist church (col.) }, and the men
bers OF the committee who rel
dered him valuable service. II
letter is profuse in thanks an
grateful appreciation.