The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-05-19
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
1,1rY NEMs BoILEp DoWN.

rhere were nine aecessions al
tedantnn Street Methodist church
snndav making thirty-eight ac-
oeseions resulting from the recent
revivaf nv Rev. w. G. Norman. the pas
tor MIR. Cary J.. Hunter went yes
t,eday to Wake Forest to audit the ac-
commits Of the college He said that the
wear lust closing has been the most
snrtzassful in the history Of the col
leo.e financially, in point of attendance
and in the work Accomplished W.T.
.IoSAphus Daniels left yesterday for
Oak Ridge, where to-day he delivers
the annual address to the students OF
the excellent Oak Ridge Institute.
Mr.. R. II. Battle left yesterday after.
noon for Greensboro, where to-day ne
Will deliver the address at the presen-
tion of the Vance portrait to the State
Normal School. Maj. j. ". Wilson
left Yesterday for Wilmington TO at
tend the meeting of the National Asso-
clation of railroad commissioners.
Rev. II. 20. BeaInan and family, Of Colds
boro. passed through the city yester-
tsay en- route to Chase City, Va. Mr..
Beanlan is pastor Of st. Paul Methodist
church. Goldsboro He has been in
fae5le health this year, and goes TO
Chase City hoping to derive benefit
from the noted mineral springs. Mr.,
II. 2. Turner, of Charlotte, State Sec
rotary of the Y NJ G. A., was in the
city Yesterday for a few hours, con-
sulting Secretary 0verton on associa-
ton matters. He left for Charlotte IN
the afternoon Capt. Charles Nj.
Cooke, Score tary of State, returned yes
tellav from d visit to his home at
Louisburg. Miss Mary Davis, OF
Loilisburg, is visiting at the executive
mansion. Miss Susan Cunningham, OF
Person county. a sister of Col. John ).
Cunningham, is the guest of Mrs, *. I'll.
Jones Miss Nettie Allen, of Vance
county, was in the city yesterday af-
tprnoon. en- route to Greensboro to at
tend the commencement of the State
Normal and Industrial School. Rev.
DR. W. r. Gwaltney, of Wake Forest,
was here yesterday MIR. ]. II. Baker,
who for several years has been with the
Sestboard Air Line, in this city, leaves
to-day for Baltimore, to take a course
in dental surgery. Mr.. X. j. Davis,
who resided in Raleigh several years,
but has for some time been engaged ia
cotton manufacturing, is visiting rela-
tives in the city.Afr r. $. Woodson,
editor of that sterling Democratic pa
per, the Danville (Na.) Register, is in
the city He came on sad errand,
called to the burial of his sister, Mrs.
Mcseley Mr.. Vernon Howell, of
Rocky Mount, who has been visiting in
the city several days, returned home
yesterday. Mr.. George G.. McGilyray
has returned from q trip to New York.
Airs. Whiting, of Washington, N.
g., is the guest of Mrs. ID. r. SwindeIl.
MFR. A. j. Cooke has gone to More
head City, where he will be chief clerk
at the famous Atlantic Hotel. Mr..
j. ID. Riddle is quite sick.--Rey. j. X.
White, secretary of the Baptist Board
of Missions, is lecturing in the western
part of the State.Mr. W. IT, Manor
left yesterday on the Seaboard for a
trip in the interest of his insurance
company. Messrs. Ed. III. Lee, Geo.
W. Thompson and Ashley Baker left
yesterday for hunting trip to Have
lock.Mr. julius Mahler,o of Durham,
is here.Mr. Charles L. Stevens.
etliforS Of the Southport Leader and
President of the N. G.. Press Associa-
ton, spent Sunday in the city. The
Association meets at Wilmington in
JnlW.Airs. j. II. Chamberlain left
yesterday for a visit to relatives in
Boston and Springfield, Mass. She will
90 thence to Bath, N. *, to spent the
simmer Edgar Haywood, Esq,
left yesterday morning for the East
agn part Of the State on legal business.
Miss Hattie Weir, Of the State
Normal and Industrial School. Green's
D0rJ, arrived home yesterday Mr.
j. Il. Prior, the popular man Of the
road, Is in the city.-Dr. IL. g. Picot,
81 Littleton, a member Of the State
Medical Board, was here Sunday.
Dir. John j. Long, Of Jackson, is regis
tered at the Park.-Mrs. w. II.
O'Brien, OF Durham, was iii 9he city
Sunday. Judge f. +. Boykin, of
Clinton, was here yesterday, and left
for Henderson, zyhere he holds court
this week--Hon. John G.. Searbor-
0ugh, State Superintendent Of Public
instruction, left yesterday for Green's
Doro, To be present at the commence
merit Of the State Normal and Indus
trial School THE Lodge Weekly
Printing Co. has removed its Offices to
the Wyatt building, formerly occupied
Dy the State Chronicle.-.-Mr. J. H.Gill,
the foundryman and machinist, has
been for the past ten days in attend
ance upon meeting of the Ironmas-
bers' convention at Philadelphia. He
reports 8 very enjoyable trip. He
visited Baltimore and several other
cities and studied the methods employ
ed in the larger fOundries.