The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-10-17

temperature, 10, Lulull1ulI ICAi-
perature, 81; mean Temperature, sc; total
rainfall, %.
IN AND ABOUT THE CITY.
Cotton dropped to cents yesterday,
with total receipt of sc bales
Mayor Powell yesterday fined John Hay
wood, the negro with whom Mr. Mozer
had an ARRAY at the depot Monday, $5.2o
Yesterday market keeper McRary con-
demned thirty-ive punches of fish from
Thomas Daniels and Company, of New
bern.
Rev. w. d. Hubbard is assisting in a
revival meeting at New Hope, about six
miles from here. He will be away from
the city until Friday.
The Statesville Milling Company has
amended it's charter, changing the name
to the Statesville Flour Mills, and in
creasing the capital stock to $4,000.
The Albemarle Presbytery is in session
in Greenville. This presbytery contains
thirty-one counties. Rev. Eugene Daniel
and DR.. Dinwiddie are attending from
this place.
The automobile at the head of russo &
Holland parade yesterday attracted much
attention. 1t is said that there will be
an automobile line from the city to the
Fair grounds next week.
There will be revival services at Eden
oh, he Hrct
week in November The pastor, Rev.
Geo. r. Smith, will be assisted by Rev.
Geo. r. Stuart of Tennessee.
On October 25th there will be a meet
ing in this city of the State Literary AS
ISOLATION and also of the State Fruit
Shippers Association. The Olivia Raney
Library will be dedicated on this day.
The weather bureau says there will be
no decided change in the weather until
tonight when it will change for cooler.
The lowest temperature reported yester
day was at Huron, which was 20 degrees.
The Tomlinson Chair Company of High
Point, was chartered yesterday. The in
corporatorsr are: w. T. Parker, S. H.
Tomlinson and C. F. Tomlinson. The cap
ital stock is $4,000 and the incorporation
is for thirty years.
Miss Ulabell Edwards, daughter of Mr.
j. D. Edwards, died in Durham on Mon
day She formerly lived in Raleigh, was
a lovely young lady, and many friends
here will regret to hear of her death
She. was a niece of Mr.. F. o. Moring.
TpUoctnpnt COmnanV
chartered yesterday with w. A. Blair ].
H. Mills, Westcott Robinson ard d. H.
Blair as incorporators. The capital stock
is 81. 900, but may be increased to $780,
600. 1t is to last thirty years
A letter from DR.. j. NJ. Aver who re-
Gently went to New York to live, an
nounces that he has obtained seat in
the Cotton Exchange and is now executing
orders for customers. He writes: 81 have
got right down to business and l feel
sure of success"
Messrs. G.. w. Livermon, of Kelford,
and A. G. Livermon, of Scotland Neck.
we're in the city yesterday accompanied
by Mr. Francis D. Winston, of BERTHE.
They left last night for Riverton, where
Mr.. G. w. Livermon will be united in
marriage with Miss Laura Johnston, of
Riverton.
A meeting of the executive committee
of the State Farmers Alliance will take
place at II a. m. on Thursday of Fair
week This committee is composed of
]. w Denmark of Raleigh; w. B. Elem
ing, of Ridgeway; John Graham of War
renton; j. E. Person, of Pikeville, and
T. j. Oldham of Teer.
Governor Russell has been invited by
Governor Gambler, of Georgia, to be his
special guest on Confederate Veterans
Day at the Southern Interstate Fair
Ceremonies, complimentary to General
Wheeler, are to take place on this day
AS the date conflicts with the opening Of
the State Fair here, Governor Russell
canotn attend.
Governor Russell on Monday pardoned
a negro convict named Will May, who
was sent up from Stanly county for seven
years on a charge of larceny and burn
ing the Jail. May was at the Northamp-
ton farm when he was notified of his par
don. He has served nearly five years of
his seven years sentence, having been
sent up on February 18th, 1885,
All the children who took part in the
Mother Goose entertainment at the Gov
errors Mansion a few weeks ago, are
requested to meet at the mansion Thurs
day tomorrow afternoon promptly at
O'Clock This entertainment is to be re-
peated under the direction of Mrs &. g.
Johnson and Mrs. ALT. Haywood for the
benefit of st. Luke's Home on Friday
night of this week.
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