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The Newtown bee., 1895-08-30

55#fl 7i ii sfF Ftgsit t4f .gfsis ssFHE'rRLLoW JACKET .Rhis. ia aot..thes iron ' age, nor the ssgolden age ;, non the ssssilEeg age :. but 1t is the 'syellewi jacket ,aga.,ni, Tie. s.samps are full Of them and the dTiest p'aces. are erammed full Of yellow" nof4. nets. You should have seen Hinaala ya Sherman run for shelter and, while we laughed, one fit on our eyebrowabnt did not enter !. lFred's sleeves were rolled high and his arms. neck and cheek soon developed. ! into. alarming .stproportions. seSick at the stoudach, r heiwen5 home af- ter soaking with toboeco and strong gal. eratus water the .iistabs.n These s'yeiiow Jackets have theirby years like the iYtpied hornet" and the wasps and this year in cutting, brush, you mast .'eut and run,H for your faee wall be full of the little .sGreeks." A few years ago a jet. black wasp nearly doubleithe size of the ,sordi- pqargr waap hung their nests ss large Jas tea saucerslon our apple trfes. We Sat. lfated ltiothsi with kerosenei angl burnt them down. They were fearfuss looking chaps and must lave lave as had l. daggsrsasix inches long. The humble bee, ike tine
 Indian tfs' fallfBg gIsbaekilisbefppssd
 skunk and Civilization. .h. .Iheqpied hor- net will be, plenty ihisSt Ytear and. hscon. 'solidate''.inlsur arehsrdl gftf. the rat,
 tlesnake five. feet aadis eight inches long
 and 1T9 rattiss, &eiesn,isask orgiuenesss
 for our sins" without .swestefn nsrassG
 hoppers F, ssTrixya has Riiiiiesa Riiiiisa % wo6d-
 chucks, this this s4mEneff s9ifKh ff9 f.2 2fittplwaBr C.
The Newtown bee., 1895-08-30
E". IssAii &tLialiGJ Sg5gs E.4lt.N, ,' VIEWPOINTS HIST oE JURoRs,pU sui


 The following are the .84. peFsbns se- lected, by the. new jury y et6jmimtssioners ffem deable the number tQ1do jury duty for Newto wn fsfa6ne year frora Septem- Der i, 1895 John M! eI3eatassey, Smith F. Glover, Charles F. Beers z 'hichael J {, HeaiihansJ ohm, Il. BeeEso J ohnl R Bti: Hut Hub bell, Harlow As9s Benediets.iiJohn u,L. Hughes, Behnett BlackmanI h CharlessB i. Johnson ,'ssmYsll, A Biaekman, Frederick B.sUakes sUhemsa Blake Ill ggIomas Tillis, Edward B. Booth, John .A..Nsshp George w.. Bradley, William o@s 5sNotthrops list, Michael J. Bradley. William N, North rop 2d, Charles, F. Brigeoe5S% George R. .Parmelee, Lee Carlton, Charles H. Peck, Joseph M. Cox, EIlipttt Mi Petk, James Coles, iGedrgel P. Ysanfordsa tSomsrs D. Grufste,Y Riehara DiJshepard, ChaEles, " DsybonI sGhaEless M!aEnef,,, ,i.a Charles P. GnbeTtu Berti F.. Wildman!itH
The Newtown bee., 1895-08-30

i John steekea the Grand Central gar deneF,shas'hRd extra good luck. with his ieeierysies iEe4ran He has raised some obstaa'kiink RlulRe, ,Yarietyl that probably ceqla uo& be 5heateniin the county.
The Newtown bee., 1895-08-30

J. R. +fomfihson had the fn7gfortlne' to falI iii lis mill, last week. ekkaH A timber struck his WaIrffst, badly crushing 'itsand causing much sufferfng..." >nil"snn.Up
The Newtown bee., 1895-08-30

fhe nss new w ,,#E;Afieat' fia' taHk Ea at HHawleyvFleg built by the ConnsoIiIdated Toad, is corH. pleted. It is monster, holding 8 900 gallons. There will be no shortage of XstfE, fs tthia lhhiai station, p tiio9np,,in in the future.
The Newtown bee., 1895-08-30
THE NEWToWT AGADEMYs

EtI.
 The vacaney in'tiie faculty of NewtoBn Academy has been filled by the selection, of Miss corneiia Beare of New York, City as assistant to the principal | Miss Beare has had excellent ad Yantages, in preparation for the. duties of tine profes- sion; hernpreparatory edueationf was gained in the public ahda ati .priyste schools of, NsW ia1o9 ia1o9rk i a and this was supplen mented By d four years course at Mt, HoftyoHe eeilege,s South Hadieg, Mass, Whars 1IR85 asddv, asdvHatef i,.,si'a.l, wish. high Ted as ssaeta @ E dsHs St G as
 r8ant mentst, st'tatn1d and teacher of abilty and proI nounced -istS success, stni'A The 'tttstees and principaba4ei to be tGqp glE3sH gE3stHplated on theil ltc ctA}sG13 9hJ 1u-lun .nxanA- -I4ofIHa sga
 li4 Ion isib oi Diad y.iw I;JiDp ali II! 5t kx1, ,x-,rrf < krnSzrEpT- .s
The Newtown bee., 1895-08-30

ftefman Hisemanland family. of. New , 'Yotk hte'beatdirg aeiW. k. Hswley s st Ha%leyViHe. ;uil Tai ,it.i if irl.t .,f,,.,.,,,
The Newtown bee., 1895-08-30

F, L. Johnson dtg, lass week. from about two acres Of ground 450bashels of 1i{5itta EoegE |" ltug,l 9nI yd uoIY,li ff GsGiTI I ali
The Newtown bee., 1895-08-30

~ NJ atf6 lM rel Frank Drew and son. John,
 are passing 8 few avesksi at lyyoodmont.
The Newtown bee., 1895-08-30

j H@apRetihs? I Then I1he ,do not try to force feed dsEp but ufs, the Iy9g most Scientific means ta5 lhest0fing tone S,t to the est Sfonach. Hq8doW by tfksf taking iA!AyerS ssa.risaparil- ls, and iR q, SqFpri5Singly short gg time your appetite Nll aqm4e again and a1 come to
 staYF si li .iaus ,ytza,,.x, ,. l., F', -..,,
The Newtown bee., 1895-08-30
-JsEDsNsT MISS sgHaiCoGCERF.. .dg. |

| ), The concert which ia to be given this
 lFFi1dbg3S Fri1dbagy3S siaie ieayieinfinagg ii naggh9h hal promises tebe a yerT spioyAPli9hi 9ifi siiiafrs 9Is The heIsSehuhsrtiquarteb oBhQo have been cen .esnthusiastieail reeefpssai whefegerJ they have la ssI4 s ilfpe assisres Ortars, an elpeqti Mh9n it it is ,.I; al5 Aaf4aipleasure. to, hear. siahe reserved !s1 sssetatg. acah De secuted during itnsday at h the T stortesss ores Of tEagar4F Hawley in '.I the street Aands Wasnsfsb TsyI0F I0Fy tn Grtif n II Sandy Heois.h4 Ihes Nnrwak eHI9eis eH9eiasrl sfie .is tdof sfie duartety ty2whsre sbey recently gayIt c8nssT lAFg Sps11shHd,s saaensdf a.ssnsss ia sS 1.-the eopesrtoftha seha 4sfE Ih F apaIIsSeaF ilf ISa fThe speffopmers5,wereis seJ Well Fec,eiiiYei iil,I .that. an effort is being made bosnsxeo o{la lh fcUneert repeatea<ft'l psnOErl inil pIisd ,siJ
The Newtown bee., 1895-08-30

Caraa' are out for the marriage pof. chaflest ft: lJacksoi1 ahds Miss Maud E.i Crosby, to 'oecnF on September 4. They, will 'mEke theit hbme at HawIeyyiile. I.,
The Newtown bee., 1895-08-30

sitaSaYs2aI MSS 2nhsa 1ai iBoc PhfntpgdO of Brooklyn,
 lh who has haa beeh ssh t'lae guegt bf M and Mrs L.
 q. Motriss st tor seeVerkff eife f weeks,a returned to
 her er home nast on saturdiaI ii aeses6nsaied by PMiss Hsbgi MoY{rrfs iaAn6 iMtssg Gertrude lh9nH pj ,ezun1 oYouI5I ul hSNuiiE l,R1 R1qIssiieoTTq1i eT fad
The Newtown bee., 1895-08-30
,S-t s, ';s sEssf S.Fk ze .,, NUMBER 35. ........'. =. 2.
her cousin, Miss Helen Ingersoli,s flor the past week.

The New York and New Haven road have arranged for special excursion to
 aien Island and retur1i,i ont Saturday,, August Sl, by special train service from
 New Milford. .DlB Breokfield, ,,, Danbury, iBrookfield Junctions HawleyviIle., New
 towritsnd' p Botsfordt to Bridgeport and
 steamer John 1T Starin from there, at the extremely low rates of Sl. 5 from
 panbury and New Milford and ST from other stations. The time schedule of
 special train will 1be given on posters dis
 played at stations and in newspaper, ad-
 yertisenientslss AS a day pleasure resort
 Glen islana is'without peer. noexpense
 having been spared to provide features that please theeye and grat4fy the amuse-
 mehu tastes sf sllIits patrons. The island
 abouhds in magnificent foliage, ii rare plants and horticultural wonders. An unequaled menagerie, mammoth aquari-
 qrn9 'srana T aanseam and band, concert,
 may be- enjoyed lwithout cost, and clsua bs kes1 dnnecs als, carte,I boating, hath Ting, ibew1ing and billiards may be ipdulg- Ted inat reasonable prices. In order that the pleasuresraf the delightful sail may ;. noe be emarred Sy opererowding of boat the nuthben'oftiokets to be sold for this excursion'~ilL be strictly limited, and the limit will be somewhat smaller than that of previous excursions this season from
 these stations. Tickets went on sale Au-
 gust12ShuBug ipuadEsnce or you may lose2yeGFsehance. isins,I sr y.,, .,.....,. 1 .~hIow sf.,arr- r7-r.z=777-z-, ,.,,,.., '
The Newtown bee., 1895-08-30

l5aHA4Io @5iIJ lhIIh lhnl 5JHhismu1 issiH. Milburi Bristol, ,s who 3SeeeHsly re-
 tasnedt from stFicrida.d is5 noys setting sype ehres days aNesks in the. iafiiee of
 sHe New M htofd GassetteslisiIq oil
The Newtown bee., 1895-08-30

IT '711IFNI @II1 m Ela7i77lI JH J3s sIlRstS. Cunningham. one, of thel iproprie- tors of the successful Union business col lege of Bridgeport, was in town on Tues pdgy aBdiNas Gtallsnasffs ,BHE office.
 This school has placed S4 pupils in good
 pos itspprsHasa sHasa ssshFqary.
The Newtown bee., 1895-08-30

! Ws9. ShspsFa otf, TdE BEEs 0 force of ,YorkgFs, is taking g Weeks Vacation. He will take in the yGienn isianai axcur- i. t'i nnG pILiItAiAA n53|i5d sllom
 sion pa 99a1t1e1ssp9fasy 99a1t11s9fsy yiI,ssi;, si jsai sdT
The Newtown bee., 1895-08-30

IL JlsabiasIq .x1zosi z9ia4sfJ IL as3sis < aAW i,faa sasad 4livah ilo4aJuoa ads
 batAaoess yidzia -ulaT 1a i8Jaiaiiia ddonnaH 5sEqU YoH bss3gi xs ai ssl xIaNAs ssRl .sissu4I3 yJf
The Newtown bee., 1895-08-30

| sGharles H. Northgop treasurer s'l''el ob ahe4
 Newtowna Savings 1banks returnea eoni
 Saturday, Sat s from from stay of two weeks at Southwest, Harbof, Mt Desert, Island. He Y erioyed ssthe trip ieaxesedin gly. came back feeling 4ipch 4ipc E. improved ID tbb4Itf7 eftiiia YaI sI.tktff, fi., S4.ts 0-l,isY hSfs4e etN3iSftIa ..lI-i.l iifss.ss
The Newtown bee., 1895-08-30

'N. .'i v a ft ALusD uEuI II i18a guu .tssr seas d9ss aFap apf AEeFs ShsrEy PectoIaI taken
 the nsfsSfitY Yl 9f ,l. keeping yn thIS in- comparable, medieine where 1t can be cas- fly reached at all hours Of the day and 4nIightA yl7a,n n s..,., s,.r, .,,,,
The Newtown bee., 1895-08-30

ssilH II soqmEJ uyu ,mailHslss
 l Leaaalds lBRFsfpEa Merchant hgst ant Morris .alsBk saa, right hand .naH, iF f5 enPall99ying nal9y oYees $ Na saf4lnnl nl,,l,,I:.sr in aHw val
The Newtown bee., 1895-08-30

: Miss ssusahf 4. A Camp wi HI teach select school ,in. sheEmas E. the coming year. Rev aLs Mcknight. pastor of the Gongrega- tioraf tsherch, and others sare. interested iinn the schooI.a Miss Campss well quail
 Lied for the .nlade ad essal !asInsst..,.a
The Newtown bee., 1895-08-30

pTnpEaL LgA Smith of iSxw1York, who has
 been che guesb Of his srnthsrf pr E. M. isimfth. foots a few days r retamsd to the civ v.t,r on Mon daiy5. tS --...i5siiI .'i'l
The Newtown bee., 1895-08-30

tOWny EJ5zE E5K 75s sa5ss , IL HUI ss'ss f aa.ys sss..sasa lI VssT4sE
 V pf,lrA Fs,1 10 gIsIIlo3G fuAIilIW sls sssss X sllsa's afB in ssasssIaf
The Newtown bee., 1895-08-30

st Hood $ pills have, won high prafse for thsiE pr9Rpf and n94lsffe lsstffeiepf yet aetiOn.
The Newtown bee., 1895-08-30
A fairs. .A.lb,'o5,juII Al,'5,j i uIt,I'o oW1l:
q ss7'sst SsSsi- 5i II afti .l Al f.yit.t ssTHE'TRLL0W JACKET AGE.'

HOO 1lsSi u bla= oil JssIs | Jag daSHILqH-i .,il "a ,,. :
The Newtown bee., 1895-08-30

sioMisE Effe sWblee t,passea sdlnda ,Yith fhsr, methesrr..,a sr.,a A ftef and dthet week s.woria .ih the. alAd farReys Afr James .i af the Con
 nectieuti Temperance dinion. she VIII bs. sxini ief school duties atB okfieids laqa .
The Newtown bee., 1895-08-30

s'i 1lisss lln ss.sdafpg ' Of Byia gaport
 the guest a of Miss Ida Kdf1ss E,
The Newtown bee., 1895-08-30

" VifiIshf HIl. iI0efl.lON . .5IIiE tl!,.iI,-.l
 .Sonae.s desp picabla. sneak, invader the 'is sauuiHt isauiHt Central. garaeh iSunday lnights and aastre5y at 5is ysa Bqdt wolth of celery,
 The celery was .gTesny and not ready doF ',9 | IsaFlei efws.I Alal3 aslIS =, =;
The Newtown bee., 1895-08-30

.HWu1 td1 10 liAfsaa sli sffj b91qsooa aneusios. ..l T t9azossA -laI oSAisif sIiJ l. sikasd ai ut4suEnf -nl pgEiIi as!7gs .x11f3DS sfr3n1os0sS ,Hosuilcl ! ls b.As .q5yssu1 5aasuaxozsl
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1895-09-24
Mr.. Smith as 10 The vention.

Mr. Eli Chambers Smith says The
Convention will meet in Metropolitan
Hall at II o'clock tomorrow, that a
large number Of Democrats will attend,
and that there are no fears on their part
that any political party will control or
attempt to control the Convention, which
he declares Is merely a conference Of The
friends Of silver, and that no one need
remain absent for fear Of being commit
ted contrary to bis opinion. He said
further: THE convention is really what
it purports to be, conference Of the
friends Of silver. No matter how much
the gold bugs may oppose II, the people
who favor silver in the main are coming
to it. The Democrats Of Cumberland
county have with more unanimity than
those of any other endorsed it and it ap-
pears that the largest representation
will be from that county. Elk Congress
man Wharton J Green is an earnest ad
Yocate and intends to be present. The
vast majority of the Republicans oppose
the Convention, but large number
who cannot be controlled by
the machine will attend Of course
it is understood Republicans are
generally for gold No organization of
any party will be effected in the conven-
ton. If the silver baby is born in North
Carolina it is not born ia this conven-
ton, The latter will be smooth and har-
mOnious. do MT see how any Demo
crat standing On the Safe platform
should hesitate to attend and openly eX-
press advocacy Of bimetalism There is
no intention so far as | can learn to com
nit any one against his will to any reso-
luton for new party do not think
the Populists bave planned to do it. Ii
is the general sentiment that nothing
viii be done which will put the Demo
Gratis in a hole, as has been intimated
The conference will be one Of silver men
and not OF politiciaGs
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1895-09-24

will have come about ID the next thifty
DAYS throughout all parts Of the country
Mr.. Holmes was assisted materially by
the railroads aud by few public spirited
North Carolinians in getting North Gar
DINA represo ntod, and it seems almost
the consensus Of opinion IN the SfaCe
that but for his persistent effort, THIS
State would have mad nothing on the
grounds except its visitors, to call it to
the minds Of those who will be there.
A gentleman in Wake county yester-
day said that the cotton crop Of the
county would run short probably Is on
account Of the btistering heat of the last
few DAYS. Tue stalk is unable to
gather strength and nourlshment, and
under the heat, the bolls open before the
cotton is mature, with the result Of loss.
But Mr.. R L. Smith, Of S1anly, said that
the cotton up in his section had not been
hurt much in the clay lands.
Postmaster BuSbee wants bids made
for the mail service between Raleigh ap'i
Rosinburg, Fishdam, Massey, Rogers S
StO e, PETIT and West Raleigh. He also
wants bids made for the transportation
by wagon of mail from the post office to
the Union Gepot for four years from July
list, 1896, to July list, 1900. Anybody
who feels an interest and wants to make
a bid can get all necessary papers by
application to the Postmaster. Mr..
Busbee has in his Office a photograph of
the mail wagon that will be required.
Referring to the Phone ic Reader by
Prof Moses, which was stricken from
the st because Mr. n. B B.oughton, a
member of the committee, was interested
in it, gentleman said yesterday that
the number of books that would be used
during the year in the schools would be
about 300 which would be sold to the
retailer at 90 cents each, making $40.
OF this $40 about SIS might be clear to
the owners of the book, making ST.
for Prof. Moses, SO rs for Mr.. G. B.
Edwards and So rs for Mr.. N. B
Broughton that is, provided Mr.. Ed
wards and Mr. Broughton each have a
half interest in the other $3.50
Judge Coble arrived yesterday, and
began the Criminal term of Wake county
Superior court, although it was said that
Judge Coble is not in the strongest of
health just now, it is quite probable that
he is regarded as the most learned of
the Fusionist Judges being very method
ical accurate, and searching in his
methods, with a distinctly judicial mind
TIE cases tried yesterday were trifing
although Is or 16 of them were disposed
of, which was really heavy daJ 3 work.
for all those concerned, if not of interest
to the public The libel case pending
against Mr. Pattie D. B Arlington was
decided to be put eff until January term,
when it will no doubt come up before
Judge NcIver The case against Clerk P.
Satterfeld is not yet in form, but it is
quite probable that bill will be pre-
sented to the Grand Jury to-day, who
will make their returns by tonight. If
a true bill is returned it is quite likely
that there will be no delay in proceed
ing
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1895-09-24
THE OLD wHEELHoRsE HERE.

He Says That G0ldbng Candidate
Could Not Get an Average of Two
Votes TO the Township in Johnston
County.
Capt. A. NJ. Noble, of Selma, an old
wheelhorse of Johnston county Democ-
racy, is in the city. Eyes, am here, .
said Capt. Noble, ito attend the silver
convention. / am a little ahead Of time,
but would rather be too early than too
late. And | want to tell you tbs, "
continued the venerable Captain, I'm
Johnston county a 'goldbug' could not
get an average of two votes to the town
ship We learned our silver lesson from
Thomas Benton and Andrew Jackson
and so long as their memory lives, will
the cause Of silver live in the hearts of
good old fashioned Democrats.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1895-09-24
IN FALL MONTHS.
NEURALGIA, RHEUMATISM, CAN
NOW BE CURED.
Old Time Obstinate Diseases are
Easily Durable.
PAENE'S CELERY COMPOUND IS
THE GREAT SPECIFIC.
1t Restores the Neglected, Famjshed
Nerve Parts.
It Replaces Worn-Out Tissues with
New, Vigorous Ones.


Paine's Celery Compound is the one
assured remedy for rheumatism and
neuralgia that il every day accomplish
ing all that physicians claim for it
Both these Old-t time, obstinate diseases
are to-day speedily and permanently
cured by Prof. Edward f. Phelps great
prescription.
Neuralgia and rheumatism are merely
names for certain reduced state of the
nervous tissues. AS far as causes go,
they do not much differ from nervous de
bility, headaches, dyspepsia and sleep
lessness.
The mischief is the same in every case,
nervous system robbed of life and sub
stance by Over-eXertion and scanty nU-
triton. The cure for all these is like
wise in the same direction. Strengthen
and restore the nerves to their normal
condition with Paine's Celery Compound.
1t is the advice of the ablest physicians
everywhere.
As soon as all the countless nerve GER
tiers and fibers have been made sound
and strong, not only rheumatism and
neuralgia, but low spirits, kidney
trouble, disordered liver and heart pal
pltatioD, vanish vi hout a trace to re
mind one that their presence was not all
fearful dream.
Paine'8 Celery Compound does its
curative work in simple, straight
forward way. wastes little time Oh
The minute ard pUzzlipg classification Of
diseases, but bends all its energies al
once to feeding tie worE-o out, shattered
nervous track, filing the arteries with
rich, new blood, and building up the
body for its fight against disease
Low spirits lose their power when the
system feels the buOyancy OF returning
health, such as soon comes from taking
Paine's Cele'y Compound. The rapid
gain in weighs that follows its use is d
reasonable indication Of tie strengthen
ing processes that are going on among
the vital organs.
Many men aud women who recon
mend Paine's Celery Compound do so II
what, to others, may sometimes seen
eXtravagant words. But Paine's Celery
Compound has made them well
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1895-09-24
DEATH or REV. WM. III. CUM
NINGGTM.



Late Saturday night. after a long i'll
ness, Rev William Il. Cunninggim, aged
So years and II mouths and one we k,
died at his residence on Person street
His wife, with whom he had lived long,
preceded him only few months, having
died on the 17rh Of last February. He
was a native Of Greene county, and a
brother Of Rev. Jesse A. Cunningham,
presiding elder of the Durham district,
NJ. (. Church South. He lived at Raj
eigh and then at Aurora, Beaufort coun-
ty, many years, but eight or ten years
ago made his home in Chapel Hill AT
forwards he resided in Durham, but re
turned to his old home in Raleigh. Dur
ing the war and directly after the war,
while residing in Raleigh, he published
the Raleigh Christian Advocate, and
since early youth was local minister Of
the Methodist church.
Three children survive him Rev. W.
l. Cunniuggim, Secretary of the North
Carolina Conference, who is now pastor
Of the Fifth Street. Methodist Church in
Wilmington; Rev Jesse L. Cunning GIN,
who graduated at Vanderbilt University
at its last session. and will join the North
Carolina Conference at its next session:
and Mrs. Is. " Bailey, wife of Rev r.
". Bailey, of Durham.
The funeral services took place at his
residence yesterday morning, conducted
by Revs D. II. Tuttle and Jno. N. Cole.
The pail bearers were: r H. Battle,
JOS G. Brown, Josephus Daniels, W. H.
Hughes, W. N. Smelling and Mr.. Bailey.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1895-09-24

When people are obliged to take med
icue they want that it shall give quick
relief and not add discomfort to their
s6fferings. Three reasons why people
who suffer with Constipation and Bilious
ness should take Simmons Liver Regu-
lator: ut is better than Pills, it does
not grippe; it gives quick relief, and does
not weaken but strengthens and refreshes
the whole system. j. r. Inland, Mon
roe, la,
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1895-09-24
ONE CENT A MILE 10 THE FAIR.
Rate Made by the Associated Rail-
WAYS Which VIII Bring Crowds from
All Sections of the State.


WAYS Which VIII Bring Crowds from
All Sections of the State.
That will be the railroad fare to our
great State Fair in October next.
The Secretary ha2 just received infor
nation from the Commissioner of the
Associated Railways of Virginia and
North Carolina that the rates given the
State Fair will be one cent per mile
Travelled.
This insures large attendance from
all sections Of tie State, and our hotels
and boarding houses may take notice
accordingly. Never has such a crowd
attended our Fair as will be here in DC
tober. Already all Floral Hall has
been engaged, and much Of the large
exposition building.
More than one half of the horse, cat
tie, sheep and swine stables have ali eady
been engaged. One gentleman went out
OF Monday morning and engaged eight
stables for horses, ten double stalls for
cattle, two pens for sheep, and nine for
swine. These all for one exhibition.
From present indications new stalls
will have to be built.
The low rates given by the railroads
will undoubtedly insure a large attend
ance, and our people may prepare for
the people.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1895-09-24
PROMOTION OF COL. A. B. AN
DREWS.
The Second Vice-President Dy an OFF,
ciai Order is Made First Vice. PTesi-
dent of the Southern system.

The following official order, appearing
here for the first time, he's been issued
from the New York Offices Of the South
ern Railway.
By it, Second Vice President A. B. An
drews from the 18th of Septemb Der becomes
First Vice President of the Southern
Railway system. OF course this will be
grateful to the many friends of Mr. An
drews, whose knowledge of his skill and
experience as railroad man will, how
ever, cause this promotion to come in no
wise in tae nature Of surprise.
Here is the order:
SOUTHERN RAILWAY COMPANY,
OFFICE OF THE PREIDENT,
so BROADWAY,
new YORK, Oct. /, 1895
Executive order No. 10.
On September 18th the Board of
Directors elected TIE following officers,
said election to be effective this date:
Alexander B. Andrews, First Vice
President; office at Raleigh, N. c. Vim.
H Baldwin, Jr., Second Vice President;
Office, 1900 Pennsylvania avenue, Wash
ington, .. @. W. ". Finley, Third
Vice President; Office, 1900 Pennsylva-
MIA avenue. Washington, D. G.
On and after this date the duties Of
the First Vice Pre- sident will be those
previously performed by the Soeond
Vice President.
The duties performed By the Second
Vice President will be those previously
performed by the Third Weep President.
The Third Vice President will have the
direction and control of traffic, the
traffic Manager reporting to him.
SAMUEL SPENCER, President.