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MERM ANIAU.

January DIR. and Mrs. c..
Ell. Wright entertained Il number
of their friends at dinner on New
Years day.
Mr.. aad Mrs. @, r. West, who
have been spending the holidays
with their parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Vogan, returned today to their
home in Welsh.
MissOra Spurgeon leaves this
week for her old home in Iowa to
spend the remainder Of the win
ter.
Mr., and Mrs John B. White go
to Houston, Saturday afternoon.
From Houston they take the
train direct to Los Angeles, Cal,
where they expect to make their
future home. They will be &C
companied by Mr.. S. TIL ompson,
brother Of Mrs. White. Their
many friends regret their leav-
ing; however they Wish them a
pleasant journey and u safe ar
rival.
Messrs. Rock, Woods, Bullock
and several other gentlemen
formed a party coming from
Lake Charles on Tuesday to look
at the steam tug, "Twin Broth
ers.' The sale of the boat has
not been made as yet.
Capt. George Halliburton and
his brother, Putnam, also r. b.
Mccain We're Lake Charles visit
orS last week.
Mr.. Shoemaker, of Crowley,
purchased the circus herses of
Sells and Cray and has them
here on his plantation. They
are q fine lot of horses.
Services will be held in the M.
E. church on Sunday, Jan. 5,
both morning and evening by
the Rev. n. Ell. Oliver, of Esther
wood.-Mermentau cor, l.. G.
American.
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Death cf Miss Fer-ce.

Inc community was shocked
this aftornool to learn Of the
uea:h ot Miss May l-rl.e. III
fa II ga.s hn2 v i %, E :. that =; .s
had been i'll and tha announce
mont of her death was very sud
den. She had been ailing 70.
several days, but h.. i,.sac,s t2iu
not take IA serious turn u4,n es-
tcrday when it became evident
that she was :; fl cted with @ ser
.J1s throat malady. at i0ur
CLOCK this morning she grew
much worse and medical aid Vas
called. AL eNaniualivl ahowe.;
an abcess in hel. throat bursteu,
and the effects Of this ana heart
failure with which she bad b9eA
suffering Tor years uuase> he.
death at half past twelve today.
Deceased WAS IL Sister Of Mrs.
j, P, Black aud H. s. Ferree Of
this city and has been here ioA
about one year. Mrs. Black and
father MIR. E'erree VIII depar,
tomorrow evening for Wellington
hans. where the body will be
inferred.
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lea ! Crescent
ROUT +.

The Best Line to New York
Philadelphia, Baltimore, Wash
ngton, Cincinnati, CHATTANOOGA.
birmingham and all points in
East.
Through Sleeper, New On leans
to New York via Chattanooga.
Bristol, Lynchburg, Washington
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Pullman Sleeper, New Orleans
to CincinnaLi.
Dining Car Service on both
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serving all meals.
Coolest-Cleanest.
Full detailed information fur
nished on application.
%eo. III. Smith,
@. P. A,
r. J. Anderson.
A. Or. p. A.
New Orleans, La.
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Let Them Come.

1t is reliably stated that fully
15,000neN settlers haveincreased
the population of the rice par
ishes since the last census, and
more are going in daily in such
numbers as to make that section
the most populous in the1state.--
Coushatta Citizen.
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s4 Send US a list of twelve
names and address of those who
you think are Interested in a
business education, and receive
six cards with your name beauti-
fully written.
Address New Orleans Bust
ness College, ~.~
New Orleans La.
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Buy Stoves.

We have just received a car
load OF Garland cook and health.
stoves. We have samples In til e
building formerly occupied by
the Jennings Times. Don't buy
stove until You see US US we
want to sell them.
A. +. Derouen Hardware Co. 297
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Some big bargins can be sec.s;
ured at the Tracy saleat the Will
lams & Cooper plant six miles
north of Jennings, on Thurs day
Jan. 9.
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FOX SALE-F'ine Barred Ply
moth Rock cockerels from prize
winning birds,
Mrs M Al SHANNON.
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gS-Get your sewing mach
mes repaired at &. :. Biom =
ZaboIio building.
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Honduras Seed Rice,

Sown from imported seed on
new land. For sale cheap if
taken in Is days. Inquire at
Lang & Co. s. warehouse.
294-1Ow2
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A sociaa Success.

1 IL :
selected by the ladies of thss. En- /
broidery Club to. hold their an
nnaI reception.
DR.. and ~ rs. Remager with |
their usual hospitality, threw
open the doors OF their beautiful
home 10 the club and their hus-
bands.
The .'F'iats and Sharps'' were
latsosin attendance, by Invitation
lof the ladies, and to them is due
the tt anks 81 tho En9nroidel.y
Club for their kindness, IN furn-
ishinSs such ;, delightful program
for the cut rita nnle1a OF those
present
+ Although The evening was
warm, the laoies endeavored TO
picture q colder Cline within
doors. Tlry costumes and ueoo-
rations woI@ supposed 70 pro
duce a chilly sensation upon the
guests, hut che ladies' are mol
j''a' SUI ''h'itO ~ tissiIeo eAec0
was ootailed. TIE snow man
; came in for soine criticism from
the Ssp -tenian Us 10 MS steadl-
, ness upon his legs, his striking
; count4nan etc. Sill tle ladies
!, eAhiF'!ea ',im with great prloe.
lcJ ca. u s''s-''tN:a iioin 0''or-
ways: sh"'' COY ~ ga oi"lslleS
: e'nu W. - tI'0i - el'e' lis'i''' Inc
Il DINING HAe'S 49, !.AE Z 9"HA O.
u SHOW, So ".l,~o ,..la frosty was It's
S appearance. 'AIl2 sideooard and
buffet wera also deckod III snowy
II livery, anu claiming silver.
It Many Of b.. ladies We're ar
:. rayed in >fttW white costumes,
especially a.....:tE-,.y so were the
= gowns OF III" - 'i2ncoMIAtlt@,
which was con- IL - :.
y q. Ganthts, ,,--~ -'l.es 4Aa'1.19
~ Coffin. They performed their
" duties with mach grace OF man
: ner.
The program Ior the evening
opened by q brilliant duet on tllG
piano by Misses Lille and Mar
y gle HOFFMAN followed by the
-, sweet aud tender song, "Forgot'
- ten, surg by Mr., Earl Braden:
v as only he Can sing it.
The vocal solo, anchored, .
10 was then eScellently well rend
IS cred by Mr.. 3. Freeman.
S. The com pany then, under the
II direction Of Mr.. Dalbey and DR.
Petersen, lined up in TWO long
is rows, not TO spell, but to guess
to conundrums. There was ho1
A. contest. but DR.. Petersen S side
came out victorious.
Miss Lowry then gave great
pleasure and amusement to the
- company by reading, '.The
- Ruggles family" So wildly die
> she picture ,hem that we could
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.z Your sewing machines re-
paired in Zabollo ouildlug.
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s=S' Albums. Lovely ones-at
Remage's.
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Honae Happenings.

u. CI. LeSliS ntt'AS d DuotIS''o
trip to Rayno today.
Mrs. Fred With beck is report
ed as being very Ill.
J. e. Jcter was a visitor t.
Lake Charles this morning,
c. ST. Gormaln Of Lake Arthur
was in town this morning.
Rev. NJ. G. Hickman went 10
Lake Charles this evening.
Boehm Bros. have erected an
other elevated tank for their wa
-terworks.
Miss Edith Baber returned
last evening from visit to rela-
tives i during vacation.
p. D. Pollard vent to New
Iberia this morning to spend
Sunday with his family.
Geo. A. Bailey editor Of the
Rice Belt Of Welsh is ia the city
on u hurried business call.
Richard Harrison OF Lake
Charles better known as Colonel
Dick is IN the city today.
Rev. Hickman saysthe Method
ist church will be in good condi-
ton fo' services tomorrow.
Mrs. d.. E. A. Lee has been
called to the bedside OF her sick
father VINO lives ut Odessa, Mo,
The Southren RECORD publish
ed weei1ly) will appear on S5atur-
day instead OF Thursday as here
fore.
o. w. Crawford who is the
prime mover of Gusher City.
. came in last night from New
Orleans.
J. B. Kil.inger is giving the
the exterior of his home q fresh
coat of paint which adds much to
it's appearance.
Fl. e. Taylor, of Longmont
Montana, son of our townsman,
w. M. Taylor, arrived last night.
He will spend the balance of the
winter visiting his father.
B. K. Carson has just finished
grading two streets in Mrs Galups
addition, one through the center
east and west the other through
the center north and south.
A. D. McFarlain has added
two improved computing scales
to his grocery department whic h
are time, and labor savers and
insurers of accuracy in weights
and figures.
There will be u raising of the
chiefs, at the meeting Of the Red
Men on Jan. 9th. All BED Men
are expected TO be present. Al
ter which supper will be given
at the residence of T. A. Rattle.
1t is said that Delaney Evans,
the vice-president of the Rice
Association of America, who pre-
sided over the meeting in Grow
ley, is at the head of syndicate
which is about to build q new rice
mill at houston.
Governor Heard will offer a
reward for the capture Of Will
Smith, the condemned negro
murderer VINO escaped from the
Crowley jail week before last.
AS yet nothing has been heard
of him.
The First National Bank is out
with a very nice memorandum
calender which business men and
others who have been fortunate
enough to get ii, will find very
handy in keeping appointments
the coming year.
Let Them Come.
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"A big assortment OF spec
tlcles just received at Reuame's,
The Jennings daily record. [volume] (Jennings, La.) 1900-1903, 1902-01-04

s58 Well located residence for
sale by Il. Dahien Realty Go chea,,.
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Only few years in business
insures you against worthless
truck at Tracy's big sale, Jan. 9.
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WANTED, to buy low truck
wagon or d threshing machine
truck cheap. Address box 242,
Jennings.
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The Best Prescription ror

Chills and Fever Is /, bu,,ie o, Grove.
las teietsh Chill Tonic. IL Is Simply irur
aEd Quiisine IL iaslcIess form. No
Cure, 80 Pay. Price soc.
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Stops the Cough an d Works the Cold on
Laxative Broulu >1!Iu.u, I.>o.e.scute
cold IL one day. No Lute. No fay
Price - cents.
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For SAFE.

My residences property on
State street,
Mrs e. a. MARSHALL.
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WHERE TO WORSHIP ;

Baptist-Rev. Fred Moses WI IL
preach at IL am. Rev. Smith at
7:45, pm. G. e. at z, pm. sun
day School at 10 am. w. r.
Smith, Pastor.
Christian Science-Services on
Sunday, 7:3o pm, at residence
Of J. L. Truman.
Christian Church-Services Sun
day at Lutheran Church. Sun
day School at 2 pm. Preaching
at 3 pm. c. E. 6:45. Preaching
t7:4O. AL are invited.
Congregational-Rev. ". Lum p
kia viii preach at the nsualhonr,
morning and evening.
German Lntheran-Cutting Av
Services tomorrow at 10 am
HOLY communion will be cele
| brated. Sunday School at 9;3l
am. Fl. Studtmann, pastor
M. E. Church-Sunday School
$50 am. Preaching, 1915. Clas
Meeting, II. Pray er Meeting
3 pm. E. L. 6:30. Preachin;
| 200. Rev. G. C. Morris, of LAX
: Charles will fill the pulpit bot
morning and evening.
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Something new in carpets and
mating at the Jennings Hdw.
Co. s. d2SS
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Blooded cattle that are accllma-
ted will be sold at the big sale Of
J,F. Tracy at the Northern canal
plant, six miles north of Jennings
next Thursday Jan. 8.
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s=-A 10 per cent cut on all
suits orders for the holidays-at
Bucklin Bros. 297.
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- [ am now selling all OF my
Ladies' and Misses street hats at
half price also children caps and
hoods. Come and get the bene-
fit OF these bargains.
q. A. Il. hall. Miss L. MOSES
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~ Wood for sale by W. Fl.
klStRer. 294
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-02-15
THE NEXT STATE FAIR.
President Long, Of Person, in Conference to
Make Great Exhibit

Senator j. A. Long. the new president
of the State Fair, who has been in Raj
eigh attending the Good Roads Confer
ence returned home yesterday afternoon.
He had a long conference yesterday with
Mr.. JOS. e. Pogue, secretary of the State
Fair and went over a complete history
of the Fair for the last three years and
was greatly gratifed at its remarkable
success. Mr.. Long stated that he should
interest himself actively and expected to
bring at least one thousand peo-
pie from his section in solid
train running through TO the Capt.
tai without change Of cars, If arrange
ments can be made with the railroads,
which he thinks probable. He proposes
TO visit the manufacturing centers in the
State to secure exhibits of machinery
and other products. At the next State
Fair he will support the secretary earn
estly in his determination to make the
State Fair in all its departments,
including the great midway, what it
ought to be without suffering any de-
terioration so far as legitimate amuse-
ments are concerned. 1t is expected that
the agricultural features, field crops and
stock OF all kind will surpass anything
yet seen at the State Fair. The new
Executive Committee will be named at an
early date by the president, and he will
again visit Raleigh during the present
month for this purpose, when he will also
inspect buildings and grounds thoroughly
with view to make important improve
ments for better accommodation for the
public
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NOTICE.

Sealed Bids will be received by the
City Clerk until IL o'clock a. m, OF
February goth, 1902, for the contract OF
lighting the City of Raleigh for five
years, beginning May, 1902, and ending
May, 1907.
The city is now lighted by Electric
Arc Lights and Gas, and the Light Com
mittee desire to consider the lighting OF
the city by electricity and gas, by cleo
tricity alone, and by gas alone; and re-
quest that bids specify charges for:
One hundred or more Electric Arc
Lights OF 1900 Candle power.
One hundred or more Electric Arc
Lights of 1000 Candle power.
One hundred or more Gas Lamps equip
ped with Welsbach- burners of so Candle
power.
The contract will call for an all night
schedule.
Bids will be opened by the Light Com
mittee of the City of Raleigh, in the City
Clerks Office at IL o'clock M, OF Febru-
airy Goth, 1902, in the presence OF those
who desire to attend. 1
The City OF Raleigh reserves the right
to accept or reject any and all bids.
This February 9th, 1902
LYNN WILDER,
Chairman of the Light Committee.
2-9-1Gt,
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A Last Party Before Lent.

Elizabeth City, N. c., Feb. 14.--(spe-
cial.) Jon Tuesday evening Mr.. William
Griffin entertained number OF his
young friends "at last party before
Lent" The rooms of this genial host
were beautiful with candelabra. Cards.
dancing and fortune telling provided the
evenings amusements. and an elegant
course, consisting of sandwiches, bon
bons and coffee was served. The fol-
lowing We're the fortunate ones: Misses
Della Derckson, OF Frankfort, Del;
Sadie Williams, of Berkeley. Va; Jessie
Tricks, of Norfolk; Gertrude Greenleaf,
Estelle CrowsoD, Hal Shaw, Everett
Thompson, Guy Brockett, Selby Harvey.
Fl. r. Greenleaf. Jr.. and Frank Bate
man, of Edenton.
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An Evening Of Music.

There is TO be most delightful enter
tainment at st. Marys Gil Wednesday
next when Mr.. Edward Baxter Perry. the
eminent concert pianist and lecturer. will
be heard.
Mr. Perry is blind, but he has deli
cacy OF touch and an insight into music
that makes him true Interpreter of its
best productions. He is commended in
high terms by the press of the country
and it will be a treat to hear him
Another musical event comes on Feb
ruary 81, when Pref Louis c. Elson will
give his musical lecture Seven Centuries
of English Songs. This will be illustra-
ted with vocal and Instrumental music.
He is a fine musician and the occasion
will be a. most entertaining one.
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VISITORS TO WAKE FOREST,
Raleigh Sent Large Delegation to the An
niversary Exercises.

Raleighu sent large delegations yester-
day to Wake Forest to attend the ami
versary exercises of the Societies Of the
College. Last night special train. with
many passengers, left at $3.50 o'clock and
returned this morning after one o'clock
In addition to the special train of visi-
tors many left on the regular trains yes
terday. Among those who went were:
Mrs T.. N. Ivey, chaperoning Miss lvey
and Miss Mary Wynne, Miss Octava
Weaver, of Greensboro Mrs. Herbert T.
Norris, chaperoning Miss Annie Burns
of pittsboro. Miss Lottie Harris, of
Greensboro, Miss Ellen Durham and Miss
Maude Norris, of Apex; Mr.. and Mrs.
John e. Ray, Mrs. John e. Davis, Mrs.
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Luna Barber, Miss Mary Wall. Mrs. Ellen
Harris, Miss Julia Harris, Miss Rosalind
Page, of Morrisville, a party from the.
Baptist Female University. consisting OF
Misses Poteat, Watkins, Onetali Nc
MILAN. Mary Lily King, Weslope Pure
boy, Floy Vic Freeman. Pryor Bowers.
Elizabeth Parker, Adah Parker. Emma
Lea. Margaret Shields, Estelle Johnson.
Sophie Larneau, Grace Galloway Kate
Dunn, Mary Lou Josey, Bessie Harrlng-
ton, Mrs. J. w. Sprinkle, OF Charlotte;
Mrs. Clarence Holt, of Charlotte; Mrs.
Cliff Sprinkle, of Charlotte; DR.. Thomas
E. Skinner, Mr.. A. c. Linehan, Mr. r. n.
Simms, Mr. c. G. Latta. Mr.. J. S. Allen
and others. DR.. C. L. Taylor President
of the College. and Prof. and Mrs. c. C.
Crttenden who had been visiting in the
city, also left during the day for Wake
Forest.
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Miss Bnrrus in Charleston.

The Newborn Journal has the follow
ing to say of a charming young lady OF
that city, who is guest at the Charles
ton Exposition:
Miss Elizabeth Burrus is in Char
lesion this week attending the Mardi
Gras and West Indian Exposition. While
there she is the guest of Miss Wagner.
whose father is the President Of the Ex-
position, and who would have entertain
ed the President this week had not the
illness of his son prevented his going to
Charleston.
Miss Burrus Is one OF the Maids OF
Honor appointed by the Governor TO
the Mardi Gras Carnival at Charleston
represent the State of North Carolina at
this week.
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:XX IOnAN: :;
} AIAI AND
w ;: Society,";

Miss Mamie Lou Crowson left yes
terday for Chapel Hill.
Mrs. S. S. Nash, of Tarboro, is visit
ing her brother, Bishop Cheshire
Miss Josephine Boylan, who has been
Ill with pneumonia, is better.
Sheriff and Mrs. Fleming returned
yesterday to their home in Oxford
Mrs. c. r. Bailey returned yesterday
from a visit to friends in Virginia.
Miss Maude Castleberry who has
been i'll with pneumonia. is much better.
Mrs w III. Edwards, OF Durham, was
here yesterday, the guest of Mrs. d. A.
Coble.
Mrs. Ada Smith. of Durham, who has
been the guest of Mrs. Robt Simpson,
eft for home yesterday.
Miss Sallie b. Harris, of Greensboro,
S in the city, stopping at her cousins,
Yrs. c. G.. Whiting, on Saunders street.
MIR. and Mrs. Isaac Bullock, who
lave been visiting Mrs. p. F. Cannady,
eft for their home in Granville yester-
.dy.
Miss Rosalind Page arrived from
Morrisville yesterday morning and went
Wake Forest last night to attend the
anniversary.
Mr. and Mrs. William 3. Duncan,
who have been visiting the family of
their son, Mr.. d. J. Duncan, left for
Beaufort yesterday.
Miss Mary Johns, Of Auburn, arrived
in the city yesterday, TO be with her ais
ter. Mrs. r. F.. l.. Yates. whose little SON
is very Ill with pneumonia.
Mrs. J. w. Sprinkle, of Charlotte, is
the guest of her daughter, Mrs. +. G.
McGinnis, as Is Mrs. Clarence Holt and
Mrs. Cliff Sprinkle of Charlotte.
Mrs. p. II. Barger, wife of the new
Superintendent of the Second Division
of the Seaboard Air Line, is at the Var
borough with Mr.. Barger, having just
arrived from Virginia.
Miss Frances Cameron, daughter of
the late General r. H. Cameron, of Raj
eigh, is very i'll with pneumonia in Chi
cago Her younger sister, Miss Lee
Grande Cameron. is suffering with rheu-
matism in New York Mrs Cameron has
gone 10 her daughter in Chicago.
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Wednesday Afternoon Club.

Kinston, N. c., Feb a. Especially -
Miss May Harvey charningly entertain
ed this afternoon from to 6, at her
home on Gordon street, in honor of Miss
Mary Allyn Watkins, Of Franklin, Va
The drawing-room was most beautiful.
ly decorated with palms, ferns and cut
flowers, and on entering each guest was
presented with a bunch of white and
pink carnations.
The feature of the evening was q
'sketching contest Miss Gray winninG
the first prize. and Miss Cox the con
ISOLATION. Afterwards refreshments We're
daintily served, in which the color scheme
was most beautifully completed.
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AGENTS TO SELL "SCHLEY AND SAN
tiago" by Geo. e. Graham. Autograph
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battle by Rear Admiral Schley. True
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