The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1895-10-20

Mr.. John Andrews, of the State UNI
versity is here. He came to witness
the football games.
Miss Mary Bell Hall, of Hickory, IS
visiting her aunt, Mrs. S. W. Whiting,
on West Lane street
Governor and Mrs. Carr, Misses Flea
nor and Ann Carr have gone to Frank
linton to spend Sunday.
President Charles D. McIver, of the
State Normal and Industrial School,
spent yesterday in Raleigh.
Mr. G. Manson Foote, of Henderson,
came to the ci Y yesterday to see the
Wake Fore t and A. e. NJ. game.
J. W. Cortland, of AshevilIe; W. H.
Snmmerell, of Winston; l. H Porter, OF
Greensboro; J. P. Kern, of Haw River.
Mai J. B. Bachelor has roturnel
from Louisburg, where he appeared ln
several cases in the Franklin Superior
Court.
Mrs. Fl. M. Ivey, son and daughter, of
Portsmouth, Va, are visiting friends in
the city. They will remain until after
the Fair.
Mrs. a. Fl. Crowell aud children, of
Hickory, N. @ , are in the city, stopping
with Mrs. Crowell's aunt, Mrs 5. ".
Whiting
Miss Daisy Thompson, who has been
visiting relatives here for two weeks,
yesterday returned to her home at Jack
son Springs.
Mr. L. B. Bynum, of Bynup, Chat
ham county, one of the officers OF the
j. NJ. Odell Manufacturing Company,
was here yesterday.
Mr.. T. NJ. Anasmith, superintendent
of the famous "O3cOneechee Farm" ar
rived yesterday. He will look after the
exhibit of the farm at the eair.
Mr. E,bert B. G. Hambley, of Redwell,
one of the most noted horsemen in the
State, is at the Marlborough. He has
several fne horses entered at the State
Fair.
Capt. r B. PEBBLES passed through the
city yesterday en- route to Hl!ls37ro
whence he will accompany his daughter
to Baltimore, where she will spend the
session at seh 3ol.
Editors Bethune, of the Sampson Dem
ocrot, and jacobson, of the Washington
Progress, who stopped over here return
ing from Atlanta, LETT for their homes
Yesterday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. r Tucker and Miss
Florence Boylan returned yesterday from
Covington Va, where they have spent
the summer They came IN General
Manager Winder's private car,
Marshal Carroll leaves to-morrog to
attend q S. Court at Elizabeth City,
which convenes then Thence he 2Oas
to N3wbern for two weeks; then to VII
mington; then the court will sit in Raj
eigh.
Judge W. r. Allen, Of Goldsb 70, was
here yesterday, appearing in what some
of the lawyers call the ''nigger church
case' from Charlotte. There was a
motion to dismiss the petition for a re-
hearing which had been docketed from
the 18th district But the court refused
to dismiss. The case will come up later
at this term Of the Supreme court.
Marshal Carroll returned yesterday
from Wilmington where he has been at
the trial Of the Commodore case. The
vessels cargo has never been disturbed,
aud it is ready to sail should the case be
dismissed Marshal Carroll, while not
being wiling personally TO express an
opinion, sad the opinions he bad heard
warranted the b.li5f that the boat would
be discharged. There seems TO be 10
proof against it, being deared for Car
thegena and not for CuDa. Next Fri
day, counsel on both sides will submit
briefs. and Judge Seymour viii than
probably give au early decision Judge
Rdsse!l, Of Wilmington, aud Mr. RI
bens, OF New York, appeared for the
Commodore and District Attorneys Ay-
Geek and We'll assisted by Sr. George
R9uatree, the latter representing the
Spanish government, appe ared against
Nearly eyeryone needs good tonic at
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