The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-10-04
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TILE WEATHER. TODAY.
Forecast for North Carolina We'd
nesday: Partly cloudy: showers in
eastern portion.
The Weather Yesterday.
Maximum temperature, 73; mini
mum temperature, 81; rainfall, OIL.
In AND ABOUT TILE CITY.
Mr. j. W. Bailey left yesterday for
Tarboro, where he will attend the Tar
River Baptist Association.
The brick pavement on the side
walk surrounding the Park Hotel. has
been replaced by granolythic pave
ment.
Mr.. Robert Conrad. ex-policeman,
has accepted a clerical position with
the Levine clothing house on Whining
ton street.
Mr.. Eugene Mcdonald left, yester-
day for Norfolk, where he will spend
Sevelal days advertising the North
Carolina State Fair.
October 18th, University Day will
be celebrated by the alumni in Will
mington. Greensboro and elsewhere.
VIII Raleigh alumni celebrate?
Twenty-Five thousand pounds of to-
bacco were sold in Raleigh yesterday
and the warehousemen say it averaged
eleven and half cents per pound.
The regular meeting of the Indus
trial Club has been postponed from
tonight till tomorrow night in the
State Senate chamber, at o'clock
Judge M. H. Justice went to his
home town, Rutherfordton. yesterday
and will return to Raleigh October
23rd, to hold the October term of
civil court
Mr.. d. E. McIvey. of Sanford. who
appeared in the Superior court in the
case of the Round Pine Lumber Com
pany, VS.. the Seaboard returned
home yesterday.
City Tax Collector John S. Jones
says that the city tax books are now
ready and that it is better to pay
" than be fothered about what de-
linquents will receive.
The front of Jolly & Wynne's jew
elry store is being remodelled, and
on Fayetteville street when the work
is completed.
Deputy United States Marshal d. C.
Downing went to Goldsboro yesterday
where he will investigate several
Illicit distillery localities, and effect
a Jew arrests.
Major Henry A. London returned to
tendance at the State Confederate
Veterans Association here during Fair
Week will be very large.
Jim Davis and Frank Holmes were
fined $2005 each by the Police JUS
tice yesterday for an assault with
deadly weapons. They used a razor
and brick on one another.
Mr.. Norman Fl. Johnson, attorney
general of the Retail Merchants Asso-
citation, left yesterday for Enfield,
where he addressed the merchants
and business men of that place last
night.
\ telegram was received yesterday
from Commissioner of Agriculture S.
l.. Patterson, who has arrived in New
York from Europe. Mr.. Patterson
will reach Raleigh either today or to-
morrow.
Mr.. Plummer Bachelor went to
Greensboro yesterday where he will
appear before the Federal court in
the Nick Williams case. He will
leave this week for a short visit to
New York.
State Labor Commissioner II. 3.
Warner, of Lexington, arrived in the
city yesterday and is at his office. He
says the annual report of his depart
ment this year will be more exhaus-
tive and perfect than ever before.
The replacing of street pavement
where it was taken up for laying the
new tracks of the street railway to
the Union depot, has been COM
pleted and the running of the trolley
wire will probably be finished this
week
An Italian Immigrant got off the
Southern train from the North yester-
day afternoon and as he could not
speak English. he had great diff
Guilty in learning what to do. He
was soon taken in by one of his coun-
trymen.
Mr.. T. =. Eldridge, who resigned
his position as news and telegraph
editor of the Morning Post to become
news and telegraph editor of the In
duStrial News. went to Greensboro
Yesterday, the new field of his ac-
tivities
1t is understood that the attorneys
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