The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-09-19
In AND ABOUT THE CITY.

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1t is expected that lodge of Red Men
will soon be instituted at Falls of Neuse,
as number there are ready to join.
So
Mr.. T. Neill Johnson left yesterday to
conduct a Sunday School Convention at
hte South River Association.
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Shade Wilder, colored, paid over s5.25
yesterday for hitting at another negro.
This was the only case Mayor Powell
had.
Additional pupils for the Deaf, Dumb
and Blind Institution arrived yesterday
and regular work in the schools is now
going on.
Tonight at ST. Cyprian Zion church,
colored, the Senior bishop of the A. M.
T.. Zion connection, j. w. Hood will con-
duct services.
Mr.. G.. A. Walker, of Wilmington, has
taken a position as chemist in the
wholesale department of w. H. King
Drug Company.
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The B. B. B. Glass, of the Tabernacle
Baptist Sunday School, will not meet this
afternoon at Russell Uzzell's on account
of his sickness.
An alligator four foot long has been
added to the Park zoo. 1t was captured
in Onslow county and brought here by
Mr.. w. r. Andrews.
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There will be protracted meeting at
Cary, beginning on the fourth Sunday in
hits month, at which Rev. w. C. Tyree
of Durham, will preach.
So
Quite an Improvement is being made
on the west sidewalk of Mcdowell
street between Martin and Davie, which
is being cut down and graded.
**s
Mr.. ". b. Broughton has gone to Phil
adelphia. where he will attend meeting
of the executive committee of the Inter
national Sunday School Convention.
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The services this week at the Fayette-
vile Street Baptist church, conducted
by Rev. c. w. Barrett, are being we'll
attended and are filled with interest
So
The young men of Raleigh are request
ed to remember that services for their
especial benefit will be held at the Cen
trail Methodist church on Sunday night.
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Mr.. L. H. Weatherly, of this city, has
succeeded Mr.. Frank F. Jones as ste
nographer and typewriter in one OF the
offices of the Liddell Company, in Char
lotte.
Secretary T. B. Parker, of the State
Farmers Alliance, has opened up the
business office of the Alliance in one of
the store rooms of the Academy of
Music building.
The Hillsboro Street Christian church
revivals are drawing good crowds The
meeting last night was a splendid one.
Rev. p. FL. Fleming, of Burlington, is
doing the preaching.
SIS
1t is reported that Rev. r. Nj. Won
Miller. who once lived in Raleigh, has
become pastor of the German Baptist
church in Indianapolis The Chicago
Standard publishes a picture of him.
SIS
Superintendent of Public Instruction
]. Y. Joyner returned yesterday from
Greensboro. While away he made an ad-
dress at Nelson and attended confer.
ence with DR.. Wallace Buttick and Pres
ident McIver.
-Four negroes were brought to the PEN
itentiary yesterday by Sheriff ]. r. Har-
ris, of Edgecombe county. They were
James Very, Bonnie Richardson, Will
Hill, and Henry Tisdale, all in for short
terms. m Al 3&
So
Attention is called to the excellent
statement of the Raleigh Savings Bank
found in this issue. The deposits of the
bank are now four hundred and forty
eight thousand dollars, which is evidence
of the strong hold this bank has upon
our people.
rs
Superintendent ]. Y. Joyner, DR.. Geo.
L. Winston, of the A. and M. College,
and DIR. Charles d. McIver of the State
Normal and Industrial College, will be
in Charlotte October End on Education
Day of the Mecklenburg Fair. They will
speak in floral hall at IL O'clock
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