The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-11-27

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sherwood Higgs & Co.--Dry Goods'
Academy of Music-Christy Eros
Ministries.
Easteyn Life Insurance Company
Charlotte. y. c.
THE WEATHER TO-DAY.
Forecast for Raleigh and vicinity
Sunday, fair.
The Weather Yesterday.
Richest tenn perature, 81 lowest
ta,oneratrre. as: precipitation, U.
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IN AND ABOUT rHE CITY.
MIR John w. Hinsdale Jr. who
has been sick with pleuro plleui'ioiii'''
is improving.
Al Christ church this morning Mrs
paLar and Mr., Jackson will renueI
- an offertorv duet the selection IN
the cross of Christ l Glory
pav William Black, of Davidson
u,.,s here Yesterday on his way TO
Dnnn. where he goes 10 hoId a series
of meetings for the Prespylerlahs'
ceJ. p. M. Pearsall left yesterday 1ol
Nv Perm. where he goes to appear
in some cases at court. Judge Couh-
Gill will preside at Craven County
court.
Hon. Robert E. Glenn, Governor
elect, after a visit here returned 10
his home in Winston Salem yester-
day. He will be back III RaieiSh
next week.
Rev. Livingston Johnson, cores
nonding secretary of the Baptist state
Convention, goes to Rockingham TO-
day and from there goes TO Chester
8 G.. to attend the Convention there
Marriage licenses were YESTERDAY
granted colored couples as follows
zacbarias Manuel and Adline Can
non. of Raleigh; Robert Peoples ana
Caroline Lassiter of Neuse; Moan
Pierce and Maggie Perry, of Ralelgh'
The interest is increasing in the
revival meetings being held at the
First Baptist church by Rev. A. b.
Dunavay. of oxford, and large con-
be services this morning and tonight
Rev. r. S. Stephenson Left yester-
day afternoon for Oxford, where he
will today occupy the pulpit OF KEY.
A. B. Dunaway, who is assisting Dr
Tyree, of the First Baptist church, OF
this city, in a special series of meet
in~s.
Mr.. Norman H. johnson, the At
tornev General of the Retail Mer-
chants Association, of North Caro-
lima, is back from a visit to Ruther-
fordton He spoke there ana was
given a reception afterwards his
address is very highly compl1mented.
Claude Jeffreys, a negro. charged
with assault on another negro named
Townes was before Mayor FoWel
Yesterday Jeffreys had been IN the
Iocy-up all night, but as TONNES fall-
ed to appear to make good fer the
prosecution, Jeffreys was discharged
Shaw University football team
after a tie game with Howard Uni
versfty in Washington ana defeatlls
Union University in Richmond, by a
score of II 70 g. returned yesterday
and was given a hearty reception by
the other students.
Rev. Dr.. ]. ]. Hall, of Fayetteville.
arrived Yesterday morning ana Will
occupy the pulpit at the Tabernacle
today in the absence of the pastor,
Rev j. G. Massee. DR.. Han is
pleasantly remembered here as the
former pastor of the Tabernacle and
he is receiving a warm welcome. lie
is the guest of Mr.. j. NJ. BrOughton,
on Bloodworth street
Mr.. John H. Cutler. now of Ashe-
Vile, formerly OF Maine after visit
here left yesterday. He called
on Governor Aycock and says the
people of Maine were delighted with
Carolina governor and that many
families, from that State will settle
here. One has already come to make
this State its home.
The revival meetings which began
last Sunday at tho First. Baptist
church, continues with increasing
attendance and interest, and will go
on during this week at $3.50 and 1880
%. m Instead of the lesson at the
Sunday school this morning, DR.. Dun
away, who is assisting the pastor will
speak TO the children and young peo-
pie He will also preach at IL a. m
and 1880 D. m. A cordial invitation
is extended to all christians and I'M
converted people to the meetings to-
day and during the week.
Changes in Seaboard Schedule.
Important change in the Seaboard
schedule effective November 9th:
No. "a now due at 1:20 leave at
1.25 will arrive at 1925 and leave at