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STATE NEWS NOTES
a Young Mems Christian Endeavor
Society was organized at Charlotte
Sunday, with the following officers:
w. w. Gibson. president; S. NJ. Hen
derson. vice-prcsident, and NJ. A. Alex
andcr, secretary.
Announcement is made by invitation
cards of the marriage. in St. Johns
Church, April 18th, of Miss Rebecca
Haigh. lovely Fayetteville girl, to
MIR. Howard Cook, a wealthy importer
of New York.
The Salisbury Hosiery Mill, which
was destroyed by fire Monday, carried
$4,000 in insurance.
Rev. b. w. Spillmnn, of Raleigh, will
begin Sunday school institute in
Charlotte next week.
d. NJ. Hardy. a prominent lawyer of
Goldsboro, died Sunday afternoon from
the effects of the grip.
Winston Furniture Company has de-
cided to increase its capital stock from
$4,000 to $4,000. The company is ar
ranging to begin operations about April
10th.
Col. j. S. Cunningham will represent
Person county at the Northern Business
Mems Convention. ut Southern Pines
April 18th to odd. He will deliver an
address on the advantages OF his sec
ton of the State.
Rev James Battle Avirett, who has
been quite i'll with the grip, though bet
enjoined upon him that he must not
preach and he has been silent for the
llrst time during Lent IN ministry OF
forty years.
j. Tlllman Howard, n well-known
prcssman of Wilmington, was arrested
in that city Monday, charged with all
Quoting the wife and three children of
w. II. Terry, lately editor OF the Spirit
OF the Age, published at Rockinham.
Howard denies the charge.
The public schoolhouse at Wharftown
was visited last Friday night by n num-
Der of unknown persons, who almost
demolished 1t. The ceiling was torn
down and the lumber split up and the
building otherwise damaged.
DR.. Fl. Tull has purchased 100 young
English walnut trees. He will have
the trees set out on his farm near
kinston and will have n nice walnut
grove-the first in the eastern part OF
the State.
ID. y: Everitt. OF Wilmington. a men,
Der OF the Fourteenth Infantry, was
among the wounded at Manila.
The Free Press says that there were
Loo people vaccinated in <inston on
sunday. No additional cases of small
poX reported.
The pea crop in the vicinity Of Colds
Doro is looking fine and is said to be
In good shape, notwithstanding the long
ana continuous spell of bad weather.
Greensboro is soon to have a. SO 600
chair factory. The movement to organ
ize the company has been on foot for
some time and nearly all the capital
stock has been taken.
That valuable water power. including
1873 acres of land lying on both sides
of the Yadkin river has been sold by
the owners, Messrs. ]. NJ Brown and
T. c. Hearne. to the North Carolina
Power Company for the purpose of car
rying on the great enterprise under
taken by the company.
Deputy Sheriff j. ]. Mason has re-
turned to Greenville from Pamlico
county. bringing with him Ned Walls
ION. coiored, wanted for robbery. In
August, 1895. WATSON went into the
house of Mr. Joel Gardner. in Belvoir
township. and stole a large sum OF
money, believed to be about $500.