The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-05-22

NOTES AND COMMENTS.

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Mr.. N. s. Mosely, who will have charge
If Lincoln Inn this summer, has already
oone to Lincolnton. The Inn Will open
June LIST. 'as-4 1s l.: fsz.a 4s 43 /
Family Friend.-I congratulate you,
nv dear friend, on the marriage OF your
danehter. see you are gradually get
tine all the girls off your hands.
Old Oliyebranch. -Of my hands-yes;
hut tqha worst of it is l have to keep all
their husbands on their feet.-Ift-b Bits. /
The Saturday Review has concluded
that where there were four Bryan hen
last summer there are already nve enis
snring. and there is discernable nowhere
any reason for supposng that their IN
crease will be checked ON tins size Oh the
crucial year of 19OO.
Admiral Browns extreme admirauon
of Indianapolis as a residence SINNERS
down to this: ''I'n be the only admlrai
IN Indianapolis, whereas. ii l settle IN
washington I'd be one of ~. IN the
former city ''the admiral will always De
Brown: in the latter he might De an! oid
sah. and the distinction is obvious.
The North Carolina Medical Journas
saws: DR.. Eugene Grissom, who was
for a. number of years superintendent Oh
the Raleigh Asylum, and is at present an
acting assistant physician IN the STATE
Asylum at Pueblo, Colorado, INTENDS re-
turning to this State. Can 1t De lhat
there Is some connection between his re-
turn and the appointing Of new ofhcers
for the asylums!
Cen. Harris declares very emphahcally
that the newspapers cannot have pct
IRE of Miss Elizabeth. mo, SIT, ne sara
TO a Chicago reporter, the other day,
..that baby's picture does not go INTO
print. 1 can't help it if Mrs. Harrison
nieture or mine is published, but none
has been taken of my daughter and none
shall be printed in the newspapers
The Raleigh News and Observer, COM
menting upon his speech, "Wednesday, De-
fore the graduating class of the Norman
and Industrial School for Women, at
Greensboro. declares that Mr.. Walter ii.
Page is 'sthe clearest and freshest talker
North Carolina has produced IN TINS gen
eration.'' To this proposition we very
cordially Observation-Disclosures Observer
The soap-tail and c0nscript Demo
cratic papers have figured 1t all out fhat
the silver question will not be an issue
in the next campaign. we are aIraiu
that when the issues are made up thas
they will be in the condition OF the lone
iuryman on the hung jury who complain
ed to the judge that his eleven associates
were the sscontrariest fellers he ever had
anything to do with" They will find fhat
the great Democratic masses will nave
something to say as to what the issues
Of the campaign are to be-StatesViiie
Mascot.
81 Mr.. r. L. Abernethy, of Mountain s.
land. who was in the city yesterday, says
that the fight over the removal OF the
Castor county court house from Dallas
to Gastonia, is going to be one OF the
warmest on record. The election takes
place on August 10th. The Legislature
authorized the removal, provided the peo-
pie of Castor voted for it, and Gastonia
has voted the money necessary for the re-
ufOVdI. MI. k1UCAACthy SAAAAAA'
house will remain at Dallas. Charlotte
Observer.
Mr.. j. A. Smith, of Bessemer City, a
cotton mill man we'll known in thrs sec
ton, was assaulted by saloon keeper
in Petersburg, Va, one day last week.
and in turn, stabbed his assailant ~
times. Mr.. Smith is interested IN Col.
ton mill in Petersburg, and 1T is claimed
was instrumental in keeping the saloon
from getting license renewed. Hls as
sailant is very dangerously wounded.
Charlotte Observer.
DIR. Luther B. Grandy, native OIL Ox-
ford, now a prominent physician OF At
lanta, Ga, has written an excellent snort
History Of Medicine and Surgery IN
Georgia." reprinted from the Atlanta
Medical and Surgical Journal. he is a
brother of the late Professor Grandy, OF
the University of North Carolina, hne'
progressive scholar whose early death
was so much regretted .-Wilmington
Messenger.