The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1895-10-25

morning for Richmond, Va, on l. gal
business.
Miss Mabel Paige and the preij, women
of her company spent some time On the
grounds yesterday.
Secretary Nichols was quite ungell
last night, having been worn down with
his arduous duties at the fair.
Durham never flags Julian s. Carr, Of
Durham, retires as president. Benehan
Cameron, Of Durham, succeeds him as
president.
Passenger Agent H Lard was
sprinkling circulars at the grounds for
the S. A l., all which shows him to
be hustler.
And the Old Sport, rising from his
chir, said: "Mr President, I notice yon
didn't shut out the H0ouhee Kooc6ees
until most OF the men had seen them.
But there'll come a time of reckoning
81 am sorry" said a bright Durham
woman yesterday who was born in R.l
eigh, that all the Raleigh people ~Iil
not turn out and give we Durham pee
pie a more help in making great Fair
in Raleigh"
Brother BroughtoD denounced tie
H9ochee- Kooche2s. The question arises,
did Brother Broughton see them2 Ifn0t,
is hearsaY evidence admi8sibe2 AID
another question arises Who t9IoI
Brother Simms will kindly think Of those
things,
4 long Dominica rooster, batc51d or
by al old yaller hen Of no particalay pc
reatage, got into Fl hit with o.o Of inc
blue bred, incubator bred jersey stags
Toe Dom MICA put ia neat upper Gu on
the Incubator dude and fi)Orad him,
saying at the same time, Take tbai,
you d. son Of stove"
Il am glad va got the Driz9 for COT,
ton, " said q NEWS AND OBSERVER report
er to Mr.. II 3. HgSwell, of st. Mqry'8.
This makes the eighteenth year | a7e
got the premium, and | have taken il
every year / have had cotton here except
one,' said Mr. Bag@ell He is Justly
proud Of his long continued success.
"Do you see that booth over there r.
asked Democratic editor to a com0en.
ion, as they passed an attractive bull p7lt
where the Caucasian had headquarters
ct that moment it had no occupant,
editor Aver being out making love to q
10 TO / damsel. "Way is it like ~.
paper 2" was asked. "Becauso & T.
empty"
"Tae rich they ride chaises,
TIE poor they walk by Jajses
vas the old rhyme that ted Of The wide
difference between tho poor and the
rich Yesterday WA,
"4kc rich they ride IL c-~iacs,
Tire poor the." ride o. electric cars
if they can find ten cents in their clothes
This is poetry Ia Swinburne.
Perhaps when tho g. 4. L. wakes ~
70 the fact that fire thousand paopie
were anxious yesterday 70 pay 10 ceatS
10 ride q mite, and that every mother
lievad that their convenience saoUld
sometimes be taken into consideration -
it will see a reason for running a tr2ir
between the city and the fair ground,
during future fsir weevs, and not Wal
until the BEST days 81 the fair h2y.
passed
Two married men. whose wives wer'
at home, were waking along Midwa.
Piaisance with tao charming nd ban
tiful Young women, having 50 delightful
time that the drummer for the pictur
gallery saw it pictured fl tbsir faces. ans
~ they move 10" in froatof the gallery
the drummer walked out aad sid 10 .
loud voice walk in, boys, <Dd hIv.
your girls picture tuck"
Wilson il getting 20 big taat ",
would hardly kuo it,. safd afr j )hy
Corb9tt, who, with his beautiful IF j.
taxing 10 the Fair. THE America 70
0acc0 Company is the --latest CONTAIN i,
buy grou0d on which to put Up IN m
meuso building to be used TO Ae,D hi.
tobacco and AZ a stemmery Iii ut 81
populous as Raleigh, bat macy tlGes q
big in proportion to people"
"Business9 Did you ask about bust
ness this week." said Mr. Dobbin, heaC
of the big Tucker firm Excellent, ex
cellent, excellent. We have had bis
trade-store full Of people--they nave
money to pay for what they buy-thel
know what they want-and they are in
happy state Of mind The improve
ment in farm conditions is seen in the
faces of customers in our store. They
buy more readily and they are in BETTE
spirits Even with smaller crop, nine
cent cotton makes the wheel 60 r0unC
faster than five cent cotton"