The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-09-27

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TILE WEATHER TO-DAY.
Local forecast for Raleigh and vi
cinity: Wednesday, fair.
The Weather Yesterday.
Maximum temperature, 10; mimi
mum temperature, 81; rainfall, 0.
In AND ABOUT THE CITY.
Mr.. l.. S. Franklin, editor of the
Apex News, was visitor to Raleigh:
yesterday.
Mr.. j. C. Bowden, of Draughon's
College, left yesterday to accept a re-
sponsible position in Nebraska.
Mr.. Walter Clark, Jr., left yester-
day for Washington, d. c., where he
will enter the Columbia Law School.
Albert Williams. colored, was fined
$235 by the Police Justice yesterday
for driving a springless wagon on
Fayetteville street.
Kew. L. N. IN0y Will lcCluIO dl EdCii-
tom Street Methodist church on Thurs
day night, and a special program of
music will be rendered.
State Veterinarian TAFT Butler has
gone to inspect the State Test farm in
Edgecombe county, and will be absent
from the city several days.
Two bulletins just issued by the
~ Of zion a
on THE Formation of Nitrates in the
Soil and Egg Preservation"
There was a minstrel performance
in Clayton last night, and to aid in
this Messrs. Bob Haynes, Early
Hughes and Horace Dowell went from
Raleigh.
Commissioner of Agriculture S. L.
Patterson left Glasgow. Scotland, for
New York September 23rd, and is
expected back in Raleigh early in
October.
There was an alarm of fire turned in
from South Blount street about 8:15
o'clock last night. The cause was a
chimney on fire. No damage was
done.
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Apex Journal, who was here yesterday,
says that the tobacco market there is
fiourishing, and that on Monday ST.
500 was paid out to the farmers.
Mr. William H. Riggsbee the man.
ager of the Watson Studio, recently
purchased by Mr.. John Hayes, has &C
copied a position with Security Life
and Annuity Company of Greensboro.
The Seaboard Air Line round-houSe
is being extended 1875 feet and widen
ed Is feet and will, when completed
be able to accommodate the big en-
gines which pass through or the fast
passenger and freight trains.
Rev. w. d. Morton, of Rocky
Mount. was here yesterday on his
way 70 Henderson, and goes from
there to Nut Bush Presbyterian church
in the country to attend a meeting OF
Albemarle Presbytery Rev. A. II.
Moment and Mr.. George Allen are to
leave today for the meeting.
Prof. S. M. Smith, manager of
Drlughon's Business College here, re-
turned yesterday from Wayne County
Sunday School Convention, held few
miles from Goldsboro. Before return
ing he visited Kinston and other
points in the eastern part of the State
in the interest of the college.
The Jewish year 1865 will be ush-
cred in on Friday, September goth.
Rosh Hashannah, the Jewish New
Year. will begin at sunset af that day
and end at sunset of the following
day. There are four new years in
the Jewish calendar. Rosh Hashannah,
next to the day of atonement, is the
most sacred day in the Jewish calen-
dar. Although there is not a syna-
gogue in this city, the Hebrews resid-
ing here will observe the day.
The new hymnal of the Southern
and Northern Methodist Episcopal
church will soon be held in the
churches of that denomination in this
city. This compilation was the result
of decision reached some time age
by general conferences of both
branches. By process of elimination
the best of the old and of the modern
hymns We're selected. In the new VOL
ume there are but rs hymns of
Charles Wesley, whereas in the old
his works predominant.
New Books at Raney Library
The following new books have late
~ been added to the Olivia Raney