The state chronicle., 1893-02-07

Mrs. and Miss Law have returned from
Chicago
Tickets on sfle for the Mascot after
12o'clock to-day at Alfred Williams 4
Co.
Miss Alice Dugger will sing the prin
cipal soprano part in the opera OF the
Mascot.
The Mascot is given for the benefit Of
tie work of the united Kings Daughters
Of this city.
Miss Irene Chapman. Of Chicago. is
visiting Mrs. N T. Cobb on North Per
son street.
The governor yesterday appointed
George Harrison, notary public at Wei
don, Halifax county
Don't fail to see the opera of the Mas
cot which is to he presented by Raleigh
amateurs next Friday night.
Jerry Pool, citizen of Clayton,
took from his lot yesterday morning
cotton stalk, having top root which
measured three feet and eight inches.
TIE L'Allegro club will give their
regular monthly German on Wednesday
evening. February 9Th instead of Mon
dsy the 18Th as heretofore stated. All
gentle must present cards at the door.
w. II. King & Co., TIE popular drug
gis's, are at the front on garden seeds
They have complete lot just arrived
end ore making a rush in that rush. They
are also headquarters in all kinds OF
drugs, toilet articles, etc.
The large portrait of Associate Justice
j.. Davis, will be formally presented
TO the Supreme court on next Wednes
day. by the family. The presentation
speech will be made by Mr.. r II. Battle
of Rqleigh The portrait is the work O
Mr. Randall, CT Raleigh.
In the supreme court the appeals from
the second judicial district will be called
on Tuesday the 14th in the following
order: State VS.. Bryan, Joyner vs.
Roberts. Vaughan vs.. Parker, Come
VS. Mcdaniel, Davis VS.. Lassiter. Cog
gins vs.. Flythe, Magget vs.. Roberts
Bailey VS.. Barron, Mayo VS.. Farrar
Lumber company VS.. Dali, Preiss vs.
Cohen.
HOTEL ARRIVALS "A. J. Davis
Richmond; w. o. Hunt, Winston; +
Geluse, A. L. Mcdonald, North Caro-
lima; J. H Wirgate, Virginia; John F
Bronson, Philadelphia; u. H. Downmal
NV York; b F. Little, Baltimore; "
G Means. Concord; A. Hoy, N. c.
J. g. Latham, Greenville, N. c., f.
Ferning, Durham; w. o. Shanno,
Philadelphis; w. d, Pruden, Edentor
Battell, Vermont; E. Ewsrts Allel
Fair Haven, VT; E. NJ. Scott, NewYorl
j r. Murphy, Burlington, !
g.; J. W. Graves, Richmond an
DAnville Railroad; d. Schenck, Green
boro; Orville L. Richards, New Yorl
J.. L. Smith, Gatesville; Barto Grund
Richmond; s G. Davis, Franklinton;
Z Malloy, Sanford; M. A. Sinclair, Fa
etteville; John G. Burton, North Car
Ina; T. w. Turner, North Carolina;
A Holmes, North Carolina; T. J. Ande
son. Norfolk; George w. Hinshsw, Wi
ston; f. B. Borden, Goldsdoro; II.
Radclff, Richmond; w. H. Jam,
Lynchburg; John T. Patrick, Southe
Pines; Charles Warrenton, Washingto
N c.; s. J Pemberton, Albemarle;
II Ju'dSt INOltn SdIoliud, n. ~. ut
lord, Plymouth Harry Skinner, Gree
vile; G. II Snow, Jr., Baltimore; W
liam II. s. Burgwynn, Henderson; E.
Jordan, North Carolina; E. E Hulic
Cincinnati; J. J. Walpender, Newber
w L. Jenkins, Baltimore; Mrs. L.
Poisson, Marsden Belamy, Wilmingto
B. J, Arendell, Salisbury.
Soldiers Home Raleigh N. G. Feb Q.
1t is with feelings of peculiar sadn,
and deep regret that we learn that 9
much beloved and highly esteemed M
ron, Miss Mary l.. Williams, will so
sever her connection with the "Hom
with which she has so long been &C
n,cted, and over which she as matr
has fitly presided. By her great kir
ness for us in our trouble and afflictiol
she has endeared herself TO us all a
we can truly say that her kindness, sy
pathy and consideration, like that
her two sisters who have been with
all alternately as companions here, hs
only been exceeded by her many otl
good qualities, of which we poor {
soldiers here have been the recipieu
Our best wishes and sincerest pray
will ever follow her.
G. D. GOODWIN.
JOHN NJ. POOLE,
WM pom