The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1895-11-10

CITY IN Is hIEFs
There will be service, as usual, at the
First Presbyterian church this morning.
No service at night.
Allen & Cram are busy putting in the
steam heating apparatus at the Agrlcul-
tural and Mechanical College.
Rev. C. J. Wingate, of Wilson, Will
conduct services at the Church OF the
Good Shepherd tonight at 7;30 O'Clock.
Mrs. W. Fl. Bobbitt will chaperon the
young ladies, who go to Atlanta in the
Seaboard Air Line party, next Tuesday.
Regular meeting of VIM. G. Hill
Lodge No. 21S, A. F and A. M. to-mor-
row Monday night at 1870 O'Clock
sharp.
Governor Carr has appointed as Com
missioner of Deeds for North Carolina,
Henry E. Taintor, rooms 21-23, Hill
Block, Hartford, Conn.
At the Cathedral of the Good Shep-
herd, Rev. c. j. Wingate, former rector
of the church, now rector OF the church
in Wilson, will preach this evening.
The Richmond Dispatch says: "Rev.
DIR. Nash, of Newbern, N. O., is In the
city, hav NC brought Mrs. Nash to st.
Luke's Home for treatment there"
Was there ever such Mecca for bridal
couples as Atlanta? No Pullman now
but has its newly welded pair of turtle
doves on their tower" to the big expo
sition.
The Albany Burgess IS Corps were to
have passed through here to-day, but
their trip to Atlanta has been postponed
on account of the death of one of their
members.
The regular meeting of the Minister
ing Circle of the Kings Daughters will
be held tomorrow (Monday) afternoon
at half past four o'clock at the Var
borough A full attendance is requested.
The Western North Carolina Conference
of the Christian conference has been for
several days in session near Liberty,
Randolph county. Editor Moffitt, of
the Christian Sun, has been in attend
ance.
The Chrysanthemum Show will open
next Wednesday at the store recently
occupied by Messrs. Norris and Rob
bins. The warm weather has caused
the flowers to open very handsomely,
and the ladies will exhibit a very fine
assortment. They will also furnish re.
freshments at moderate price.
Mr.. Chas H. Holdridge, &c leral CT
Inspector OF the Seaboard Air Line, is at
the Park. Mr. Holdridge is native Of
Ohio, has been connected with the S. A.
L. only short while, but expresses him
self as delighted with the south, espe-
eially with Raleigh, which he hopes to
make his headquarters.
a prominent North Carolinian who
has just returned from Atlanta said yes
terday, THE prompt and generous ac
ton of Mr.. s. NJ. Inman in giving fifty
thousand dollars saved the Atlanta Ex-
position. II it had not been for his aid
it would have gone into bankruptcy. y
Mr. Iuman is son ia-law of Maj A. NJ.
McPheeters, of this city.
Attached to the north bound s. A l..
train yesterday morning was the private
car of General Manager Winder. On
board were Mr.. r. W. Waldrop, one of
the officers of, the Baltimore Steam
Packet Co., Mrs. Waldrop, Mrs. George
W. Chamberlain, Aessrs. T. W. Taylor
and R. O. Taylor, all Of Norfolk. They
were returning home from a visit to the
Atlanta Exposition.
DR.. r. FL. Lewis returned yesterday
hn IF ho nd Cf
Health at Washington. The Board held
health conference that was very sue
-cessful Among the papers read were /:
DR.. Venable, on 1.-The Germs If Disease
limb bed in Drinking Water, Especially
the Bacteria of Dipht eria; DR. Rodman,
on 1.-THE Preventive Remedies of Dis
ease;' DR. 0Hagan, on "Tne Contagious
Nature of Diphtheria;' and DR.. Lewis,
on How We We Take :, odd, and How to
The building in which the Oak City
Steam Laundry is located has recently
been changed as to its interior. Three
establishments will have offices on the
first floor, the Oak City Steam Laundry,
Stoaebank's Restaurant, and Watts
Barber Shop. You can go into this
establishment aud do more business of
mo. g kinds than anywhere else in the
city. You can get shave in the bar
ber-shOp; get your breakfast in the
restaurant; and get your clothes washed
50 as to make you certain that cleanli-
ness is next to Goodness Since Page
and Marshall purchased the Steam
Laundry many improvements have been
made and they are all the time adding
to their capacity to do work promptly
and satisfactorily.