The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-09-18
IN AND ABOUT THE CITY.

There were good tobacco breaks at both
warehouses again yesterday.
S.
Revival services continue each night
at the BROOKLYN Methodist church.
*ss
Sanitary Officer T. p. Sale yesterday
sent out final notice to delinquents 60
ray their sanitary license.
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Willis Debnam an old insane white
man from Wake Forest, has been put in
Jail here until he can be admitted to the
hospital.
The abstract of listed taxes for 1902
was received yesterday at the Auditors
office from Alamance county. This is the
second county to report.
*s*
Rev. Dr. Levi Bransom fell at his home
on Hillsboro street and cut cash in
his forehead, which required several
stitches. He is doing well.
*as
Curator H. H. Brimley, of the State
Museum, has gone to the western coun-
ties in the interest of the museum. His
first stop will be Spruce Pine.
SIS
The Corporation Commission has called
for report of the condition of State,
Private and Savings Banks at the close
of business on Monday, September 18th.
*%*
Mr.. R. C.. Strong has returned from
Carthage where he went to attend court.
He says the Seawell bad egg suit against
the Seaboard Air Line is creating con-
siderable interest.
*.*
Mrs. Sturgis and Mrs. Martin have re-
turned from the North bringing with
them an exquisite line of millinery. They
are accompanied by Miss Farley, one of
their new milliners.
So
The State maps, papers, ETC., belonging
to the State Board of Education, which
were in the hands of the late Captain
McRee, were received yesterday from
Wilmington at the Department of Pub
lie instruction.
DR.. Cary Rogers, who spent the sum-
mer here looking after DR.. ]. r. Rogers
practice during the latters illness, has
returned to Baltimore. where he is to
be first assistant surgeon in John Hop
kins University.
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The physical laboratory at the Baptist
Female University has just had added to
it $3.50 worth of apparatus. Prof. Sack
EFT, VINO is in charge, is an enthusiast
and his biology class is now doing. work
in field and wood.
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DR.. Geo. T. Winston left yesterday for
Durham and from there he goes to Buff
FOL no in, Droc sc
words his present trip will be devoted
to a period of solid silence, as he will
deliver no speeches.
SIS
The Law library, which the late Judge
John Gray Bynum, of Greensboro, be-
queathed to the North Carolina Supreme
Court Library. was received here yes
terday 1t consists of the North Caro-
lima Reports, 129 in number.
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Mr.. j. F. Roberts, of Winston form
crly with the Kinds Shipley factory
there, is in the city and has been en-
gagged by Messrs. J. w. Barber e Son.
to manage their harness factory. a new
department they have established.
SIS
Secretary T. X. Bruner, of the Depart
ment of Agriculture. left yesterday af
ternoon for Western Carolina to secure
exhibits for the Department of HorticuI-
ture at the State Fair. He will take
some views with his panoramic camera
while away.
SIS
Hon. Armistead Jones left yesterday to
make campaign speeches at Angler today,
Buies Creek Friday and Dunn Friday
night Mr.. G. W. Richardson, Democrat
ic nominee for the Senate from the Fiji
teenth district, accompanied him and Mr.
C. l.. Goodwin, the other nominee, will
Join him.