The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-06-01
PERSONALS.

Hon. Fred Philips, of Tarhoro, IS III
the city.
Mr.. II. L. Stevens, of Warsaw, is in
the city.
Miss Purnel yesterday returned from
IA visit to Greensboro
Mrs. A. @. Holiday still continues
very sick at her home.
Judge W. :. OBJ. Robinson. of Gods
boro, was in the city yesterday.
Mr.. \. \. Sinclair, of Fayetteville, IS
in the city on professional business.
Ex-.Tudge Fred Philips. of Tarboro,
is the guest of Mr.. Herbert Jackson.
DR.. Daniel of Winston. is i'll the
city as Il witness in the Federal court.
Mrs. Richard Battle and children, OF
Denver, Coll are visiting Mrs. j. \.
Holding.
Governor Russell returned to the city
yesterday morning. Mrs. Russell Is sun
in Wilmington.
Miss Mary Seaton Hay, who has been
ut school in Washington city, is at home
for the vacation.
Col. John 5. Cunningham, chairman OF
the State Board of Agriculture, arrived
in the city yesterday.
Mr. Randolph Holiday spent Sunday
;md Monday with his parents, Col ana
Mrs A. Q. Holiday.
Miss Lulic Bgs and Miss Mamie
Norris leave to-day for Chapel lilll to
attend the closing balls.
Major and Mrs w \. Graham, of
Lincoln. are visiting ut Judge Walter
Clark's on Halifax street.
Ex- Congressman h. H. Bum, who has
hor
yesterday for his home at Rocky Mount
Senator Marion Butler, who has been
attending the law school at the Univer-
sity, passed here yesterday on his way
home.
Mr.. and Mrs Ernest Martin and chill
lren have gone to Portsmouth to spend
Il few weeks with Mr.. and Mrs. J. b.
Martin.
Mr.. Charles Nj. Busbee left for Wash
ington yesterday afternoon on profession
I'll business in connection with the con
tested election case of Dockery vs.. Bel
Amy.
Mr.. Floyd Brown. member of the
House, from Johnston county, is III the.
city. He has been quite i'll since the
adjournment of the Legislature. but is
we'll again.
Mr.. Samuel l.. Patterson, the new
Commissioner of Agriculture, arrived
Yesterday to attend the meeting of the
Board to-day His term of office be
rims on june 10Th.
Mrs. H. f. Smith left yesterday after
noon for Southern Pines to attend the
State convention of Kings Daughters.
which meets there to-day. Mrs. Smith
is treasurer of the convention.
State Senator w. l.. Williams, of
Cumberland, who is in the city, says
there is great regret in his section at the
death of Mr. w. Dorg Smith, member
Of the Board Of Agriculture, North
Carolina had no better citizen said
Senator Williams.
Mrs. NJ \. Johnston and Miss Mary
Eliza Moore left yesterday afternoon for
Southern Pines to attend the Kings
Daughters convention. to which they are
delegates. From Southern Pines they
20 to Greensboro to the Woman's Chris
tan Temperance Union convention to
which they are also delegates #
Mr. James a. Wellons, of the South
field bar, who is here attending Federal
court, says that the Democracy of 1.-THE
banner county is devoted to the Chica-
20 platform and will give Bryan an
immense majority in 1900. He says
that the Johnston Democracy is united
in support of the Constitutional amend
ment.
Mai. Charles l.. Davis, L. S. A., eX-
poets to leave here tomorrow morning
for New York From there he will 80 to
Porto Rico to join his regiment. No
army officer will be on detail at State
Guard headquarters after Major Davis
leaves Mr.. ]. c. i. Harris, aide to Gov
ernor Russell will look after the Adj
jutant Generals office. Lieutenant
Douglass Settle who is here will have
to do only with the recruiting service
here.
People say Hoods Sarsapafilla cures
when all other preparations fad 20 do
any good. and you run no risk ID giving
it a fair trial.