The state chronicle., 1893-06-10
NOTES ABOUT TOWN.

Ripe peaches were seen here yes
terday.
The Fayetteville Bank case will
probably be concluded today in
the Federal court.
The colored man George Arnold
who was among the killed at the
Ford theatre, lived in Wilmington
about 1868.
A number of the inmates Of the
Institution for the Deaf and Dumb
and the Blind have gone to their
homes for the vacation.
Swipdell wishes to state that he
closes up at 7 o'clock from June l,
and not from June Is. He never
has and never will sign any paper.
Mr.. John S. Hampton, for many
years we'll known printer Of this
city, died yesterday afternoon at
the North Carolina Insane Asylum,
aged about Al years.
Gov. Carr has issued requisition
upon the Governor of Virginia for
Edward Harrison who is wanted in
this State for larceny and who is
now in Jail at Danville.
Among those employed in the
Records office were Or. Sessford,
who married Miss Pool, daughter
of the late Hon. John Pool. A tele-
gram received in this city yester-
day states that he was not injured.
News was received here yester.
day of bold robbery at Elon Col.
lege few nights ago. The thiei
used a pole by which he reached
into ayoung mans room and hooked
his clothes while he was asleep. In
the pockets were three watches
which were also secured by the
thief.
Special reunion exercises will bt
held by the Sunday school of tht
First Baptist Church, Sunday next
June 1lth Regular school in lect
ure room at $50, q. m. Reunio,
addresses in audience room by Mr.
and Mrs Dodd's class at 4 D. m. AL
are cordially invited to each of thes,
services.
Brookside Park is growing yer,
popular as the warm season come
on. The electric lights make i
very attractive ct night, and tn
boats on the lake are quite an at
traction. 1t is delightful, cooling
and breathing place both for tn
warm afternoons and evenings.
The Richmond State says: Mr.
I. H. Lambeth, the death of who's
venerable widow occurred at Raj
eigh, n G., was an old time residen
of Richmond, For many years b
was partner with the late Alfre,
King, one of our best known car
riage makers. Charles w. Lam
beth native Of this city, who ha
been for years city clerk of Raleigh
and Rev. DR.. Sam Lambeth are hi
sons.
An interesting feature of tn
approaching commencement of tn
A. and NJ. College will be the ey
hibition on Monday afternoon c
the Practical work OF the college
From to $50 o'clock, all the lax
oratorles, museums, shops, etc. wi
be open, and the students at worl
This exhibit will be very Interest
ing and will give our people chanc
to see what good work these stud
ents are doing. The engine mao
by the class Of 90 will be run ths
afternoon.
Passed the Pharmaceutical Examio,
tion.
At recent meeting of the Mort
Carolina Board of Pharmacy tl
following named candidates fe
license to practice pharmacy passe
euccessful examinations, viz: Davi
X. DAVIS, OF Durham; G.. W. Ga
kill, Of New Berne; w. A. McClen,
han, j. Il. Morgan, Geo. P. Hart,
Raleigh; Miss Alice E. johnson,
Aberdeen; r E. Lee, of Clinton;
B. Persse, of Wilmington.
The next meetiag of the Board
Examiners will be held in Green
boro in August, at which time an
place the State Pharmaceutical A
sociation also meets.