The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-10-18

lin Rifles, Capt. McGee; Goldsboro
Rifles, Capt. Balm; Pitt Rifles, Capt.
Smith; Durham Light Infantry, Capt.
Niche; Reidsville Light Infi@try,
Capt. Ellington; Governors Guard,
Capt WoolIcott.
They will have their encampment
on the Cameron property, near the
Fair grounds. The camp will be well
equipped and in charge of the regi-
mental officers. The Quartermaster
General has been ordered by the Adju-
tant General to have everything pre-
pared for the soldier boys at once.
Some of the companies viii arrive
Monday morning and the others Mon
day afternoon.
THE MARSHAIS APPOINTED.
One of the notable features of the
Fair will be the social functions, mum
bering two Capital Club germans and
a grand ball. This latter feature will
be given by the marshals, and Will
be one of the most notable social
events of the year. Mr.. +. z. McKis-
sick, of Asheyille, is Chief Marshal,
and list of the marshals has just
been issued. 1t is as follows:
E. 2. McKissick, of Asheville, Chief
Marshal, Henry w. Miller, Raleigh,
Chief OF Staff: A. b. Andrews, Jr.,
L. H. Fellows, Fl. j. Decker, DIR. j. M.
Aver, Thomas BUSH, john b. Stronach,
III. EMtchford, w. II. King, L. A.
Mailer, DR.. Norwood Carroll, Perrin
Busbee, Major S. F.Telfair, Victor III.
Royden. f. b. Balm, Robe Gatlin, I.
z. Jerman, A. j. Cowan, ~. b. Snow,
W. III. Williamson, Greek o. Andrews,
Ben Baker, IL. G. Thomas, s. S. Batche-
lor. +. T.. Merritt, Howard Thompson,
Frank NJ Haywood, Rale gh; Col. T.
NJ. Emerson, George Mo ton, Hugh
Miller, Robert Williams, Wilmington;
w r. Pagan, Atlanta; VIII Weaver,
Tench Coke, Asheville; Henry Gillian,
Joe Cotton, Tarboro; Henry McAden,
Giles Mebane, McAdensyille; Robert
Galloway, Eek. Galloway, WinEtpn;
Bobt. Holt Burlington; Percy Gray,
Greensboro; G. w. Murphey, Sayan-
nah, Ga; Finley L. Williamson, Ora
ham; j. G. Rumbough, Asheville;
Richard Gwathney, Richmond, Va;
Gen John Gary Watts, Columbia,S. c.;
Jno. NJ. Morehead, Spray; j. S. Cohen,
Atlanta, S. T. Dorsett, Ashelville;
Geo. Holderness, Henry johnson, Tar
boro; DR. Charles Bland, DR.. Will Gra-
ham, DIR. Renwick Wilks, Charlotte;
Hal Mebane, Greensboro; Bowman
Gray, Frank Spencer, Joe Blair, A. I'll.
Eller, Marion Farlan, Winston; Frank
lands, Oxford; e. A. Holt, JAS. Holt,
burlington; Walter Williamson, Ora
ham; Col N. A. Aston, Charlotte;
Geo. Graham, Hillsboro; Jas. Wilson,
Morganton; j.. M. Williams, Fayette-
Vile; Henry Nichols, Charlotte; Will
liam Simpson, Greensboro; Bruce Cot
ton. Falkland; j. K Mebane, Spray;
! Hon. Thos. Settle, Reidsville; William
e. Breese, Jr., Asheville; William M.
Halblinston, Petersburg, Va; b. n.
Allen, Birmingham, Ala; Jno. NJ. Sla-
ton, Atlanta, Ca; Mel brennan, Bir-
mingham, Ala; Gordon Kisses, Atlanta,
Ca; r. l.. Watt, Reidsville; Geo. Lee
Boyd, Reidsville; Jos. Edwards, Welch
Clark. Danville; w. NJ. McGhee, Nor
folk, Va; ]. b. Douglass, Charlotte;
LEWIS Frazier, Charlotte; Jno. B. Ken
ney. Raleigh; T. b. Butler, Union, S.
! c.; w. s. Reamer, Columbia, S. G.
The following is the program of
evening meetings at Commons Hall
during the week of the Fair as an
nounced by Secretary Nichols:
On Tuesday evening, October Goth.
the North Cardinals Swine Breeders
| Association viii meet and some inter
| esting speeches may be expected. This
will be the first annual meeting of
this association, and election of Of
ficers viii take place at the end of the
| meeting.
Wednesday, October 21st will find
the North Carolina State Dairymen in
possession of Commons Hall and if
they provide as good an entertainment
for the public as was presented last
year this meeting win be well worth
the attention of visitors and citizens
of our capital city.
Thursday, October 22nd, will be the
regular meeting of the State Agricul-
tural Society and the regular business
is expected to be transacted.