The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-01-03

as good Democrat as he was when he
lived in Raleigh.
DIR. Isaac Emerson, another, and one
OF the most famous Of our Tar Heels
abroad because OF the great popularity
Of his wonderful headache remedy,
Br0m0 Settler.
Col w. H. Beasley will first tell yau
a fine story and then talk for an hour
or two about the old Confederate vet
Grams
Charlie Horner, of the popular hat
house OF Elbart, Joyner & Co., is one
Of The most popular and prosperous OF
the Baltimore Carolinians.
Tlheo. Bobbitt is an old Granvillian and
a popular jobber Of hats.
WIZ Wilborn belongs to the extensive
dry goods and notion firm OF Tregellas,
Hartel & Co, and has climbed up to-
wards the top Of the mercantile ladder
Robt. Hood, when j first knew him,
was an errand boy for the late A. Creech,
Of Raleigh. He is now member of the
big notion firm Of John 4. Homer & Co.
Jim Ramsey is the senior Of the Wood
en- and Willow ware firm OF Ramsey and
Efinger.
Nelson King, another Raleigh boy, has
just gone with the dry goods house OF
Jno. e. Hurst & Co, rs a colleague of
our popular townsman, Mr.. James A.
Higgs.
john Morris, everybody knows. 1t is
a question with his friends as to which
he excels at, selling tinware or writing
first class articles for the newspapers.
DIR. Kemp Batchelor is making fame as
a physician in the monumental city.
DR.. 7. 7. Boykin has for many years
been prominently connected with BNlti-
more's mercantile interests and the old
firm Of Boykin, GARNER & Co, recently
changed Ito Boykin and Stanley is as
widely known as any house in the trade.
Mr.. Mebane is connected with the pop
ular house Of the Winkleman-Brown
Drug company, which firm does an ex-
tensive business in the old North State.
Passing from Baltimore to Philadel-
phia, you will not find so many CAROLYN
ians, but you will find enough to make
your leisure hours pleasant. At the Ho-
tel Hanover you viii be greeted by Mr.
Barton, formerly at the Marlborough, in
Raleigh, and later at the Orton in Will
mingtOn.
Mr.. Frank ] Gattshall Will be found
in the office in the Fidelity Insurance
building. Mr.. Gattshall is not a native
Carolinian, but he and his charming
wife once lived in Raleigh and you can
hardly tell them from real genuine Caro-
linians.
When you get to New York you find
Tar Heels scattered all over the city.
Mr.. w. s. Halliburton is one OF the
NEST successful and popular Of the
younger Carolinians who have climbed
to prominent position in Wall street. He
is member OF the well known firm OF
d. Odell & Co.
Mr.. Jno. Ii. Winder has just joined
the firm Of Sharp and Bryan. successful
brokers and bankers. Mr.. Chas. Bryan
the junior OF this firm is a Newbern boy,
who has become a factor in New York's
commercial life.
Mr.. Bob. Villa mson, formerly of Raj
eigh, is now a hustling young New York
er.
Mr.. Sol WE'LL has recently come hither
from Wilmington and win ere long be
heard in the courts Of Gotham
Mr.. James w. Osborne, OF Charlotte,
has risen to the top of the legal ladder
here and will sustain the lofty position
Mr.. Geo. Dewey, formerly of Colds
'boro, is one OF the metropolitan citys
leading young insurance men, and occu-
pies very prominent position in insur-
ance circles.
Mr.. ]. B. Duke is one OF the highest
salaried men in the country, and as the
head Of the American Tobacco Company,
probably earns all he gets.
Mr. w. w. Fuller was one Of North
Cardinals leading lawyers, and he is
leader here.
DR.. Ed. Clifton, son of Mr. w. V.
Clifton, of Raleigh, is making his way
in his chosen profession in one OF the
most fashionable sections of the city.
These and probably a hundred others
make up the Tar Heel colony in the
worlds greatest city, and wherever you
g. you will find Tar Heels making them
selves felt in every avocation and in the
social life OF their adopted homes.
f. b. ARENDELL.