2
GENTRY COMES HOME
AND PA (’UFA COMES WITH
HI H FOR A DAY AT
R EIDRVILLE.
THE WOBLO’S RECORD BREAKERS
The North Carolina W hlrlwind and
Kansas t'yclonr to fleet on Tar Ileel
8»ll to Content tor the Hon
ors of the Season—lleldsville W ild
Orer the Arrival ot the Pacing Kings ,
- Thousands of ' orth Carolina Lov
ers ot Sport Will See Them on Thurs
day, the 31st. i
Special to the News and Observer. I
Reidsvillk, N. C , Oct. 23 1
Everybody and everything here and |
hereabouts is ou the qai vive over the '
approaching contest between tne world’s
stallion champions, John R Gentry,
2:03 3-4, and Joe Patchen, 2.04 The
famous thc rs have arrived, and their
arrival has create*! a sensation
They are in splendid trim and Gentry
seems anxious to try the m: ta! of his
antagonist on his (Gentry’s) own dung
and hill. Patchen is as tri oas alark, is
going to mak * th* N >rth Carolina horse
do some livelv shuffling, or disappoint
his friends. With Geutry comes one of his
owners, Mr. J F. Scott, ana a retinue of
aids, his other owner, Mr. L Banks Holt,
will be here on Thursday and see for the
first time this season bis great horss on
the turf. Patchen is in charge of Curry,
his celebrated trainer, and a crew of
assistants. They travelled fromTennes
see here in a specially prepared express
car, and came all the way by express.
These are the most famous horses to-dav
in the world, and on Thursday next will
enter such a contest as has never been
witnessed in this or any other Southern
Jot; Patch' n 2:04.
Ft it©, ex jepi , probably, Kentucky
North Carolinians will have an opportu
nity of wit> o-siag their own kins; of
stallions outpace the winds and outpace
the K ns is wh rlwind, unless he makes
pacing motions in the air and hi s the
traCi only every once in a while.
Reidaville Greensboro, Danville and
other tributary towns ar-- getting ready
to close up sh *p and come in bodies to
AM the great contest North Carolina
loves Gentry, a bt Id
ness and nterprise that prompted one of
her public spirit* d cit ’/. d» to own him at
great cost. Lovers of sport everywhere
appreciate the brave, black Kansan,
Gentry’s only rival, in the stallion world,
who com s on Gentry’s heath to cont.es
for the lasr honors of a triumphal season
The R vdsville race track is dr*e of the
lest ai.d fastest tracks in the country. It
is ready for the lightning fused heels of
the great pacers. Trains will run
from every rime Mon during Thursday
forenoon and R-idsville is preparing to
greet such a crowd as seldom assembles
in this part of the country.
Tell your people from Raleigh, Durham
and other points that the traiu leaving
Raletgh Thursday morning will connect
with Greensboro with a flyer that will put
t.h* in in Reid>viile in time to see the
great race. Both horses will be driven
to win as this is the closin 'of the
eason s cir nit, and honors won now
must last t ill next seaso >. Gentry goes
from here to hi home at the Alamance
farm where he will spend the winter.
Patchen will re urn to his home in the
West.
Gentry, Patchen and R >bert J have
done the grand circuit and have drawn
crowds in all the large cities. They quit
the season with honors about even, with
ihe two stallions to settle the question
as between them here on Thursday next.
The season has been a triumphant one
with the three great pacers. Neither
horse has clipped anything from last
season’s record, but the two stallions
have s o iched their btst time on one or
more occasions, Gentry did the wonder
ful feat of pacing athird heat iu2:o3 3-4.
brewing tne third heat record of the
world.
Everybody here expect an exciting
John R. Gentry 2:03 3 4.
i race on Thu sd ty the purse is $2,000
• There will be other interesting races, but
of course the great pace 13 the over
shadowing event.
i The races in Reidsville have beengrea’
heretofore, but in comparison with the
; Gent y and Patchen race they are “as
i moonlight unto sunlight, as water unto
wine ” Ail are invited who believe with
l Sam Jones that “there is no harm in go
ing to see a horse race. The harm comes
in the little scrubby men who stand
around and bet, on races.”
Reduced R i e* to KeidsviHe.
; The Southern Railway Company will
sell tickets from stations on their line to
Reidsville and return, one fare for the l
round trip for parties attending the race
between John R. Gentry and Joe
Patchen. Tickets will be < n sale Oct. 20,
27, 2s, 29, 30 and 31st and No ember Ist,
final limit November 4th inclusive. The
rate from Raleigh will Ik: $3 45,
HE MIIHJCTiION CASE.
Preliminary Hearing of Mrs. Thomp
son Took Place Y* sterility.
i Special to the News and Observer.
Hickory, N. 0., Oct. 28.
Thomas M. Huthara, Esq., me of the
attorneys for the Slate in the abduction
’ case of Mrs. May Thompson, applied for
a writ of habeas corpus for Hu h D’Ana,
. the child detained in the custody of Mrs.
Thompson, before Judge Timberlake at
chambers iu Shelby. The writ was
granted and made returnable before the
judge at Louisburg next Tuesday.
The preliminary hearing of Mrs.
Thompson, on the charge of kidnapping,
, took place b< foreS. W. Mouser, Esq.,this
afternoon. Hon. (J. A. Oil! y opened for
| the State and was followed by S C. Er
| win, E-q , and Hon. M L M Corkle for
, the defense. Thos. M. Hufham, E q.,
J will close the case for the State to night.
. j
Don’t you know that Hood’s Sarsa
I parilla will overcome that tired feeling
1 j aud give you rouewed vigor and vitality?
The News and Observer. Tuesd iv, Oct. 2 q. ’os.
THE FLOW OF THE SAP.
I Nothing Cors Downward in a Tice
Except the >i w Orowih.
Raleigh, N. C , Oct 20.
To the Editor of the News and Observer:
I hope you meant that statement in
this morning's issue, about the sap run
ning down tne trees at this season of the
year, as a jo<e. Y u could l ard y believe
such a silly thing as that. So long as
there are green leaves on a tree it is
taking moisture from the soil and
evaporating it into the air. Nothing
goes downward in the tree except the
new growth, and no moisture ev< r gets
into the soil from the roots of trees
There is no sneb thing ae a descent of
the sap The crude sap water always
goes up. never down in a tree. The
materia! forgrowthis made in the leaves
and sent thence to every part, where any
growth is goug on, even to the most re
mote root let. Roots are produced by the
assimilation in the leaves, and their only
office is to draw water in which the food
for the plant is dissolved from the soil
nnl send it through the )ouvger sap
wood to the leaves, where it is condensed
by evaporation of a large p trt of the
water, and combinations made with the
carton which the plant leaves get from
r.he air. This formed material is then
«mt down between the bark and wood
Uying on a new ring of growth both to
bark and wood. Bat the water once
taken in by the roots never gets out ex
cept as an invisible vapor from the
leaves. Yours truly,
W. F. tfAfSEY.
That Distress^g^Bß^^
ach or feeling P f||l § I
ter eating le
Hood's PIIIZ
They aid dl
geatlon and
assimilation
of food, move the bowels easily and thua
prevent and care Biliousness, Torpid Liver,
and Constipation. They are tasteless and
do not gripe or cause pain. Sold by all
druggists. 25 cents. Insist upon Hood'*.
Ad minis! rater’s Noti ce
Having qualified as administrator of liar
nett h. Scott,, tliis is to notify all persons
having claims against the estate of said
Scott, to present them to me at William's
Mills,.Chatham county, N. C., for payment,
on or before the 15th day of October, 1896, or
this notice will he plead in bar of their re
covery. All persons indebted to said estate
will please make immediate settlement.
C. It Scott, Adm'n.,
Harnett E. Scott.
October 15, '95.
Notice by Administratrix.
Having qualified tts administratrix of the
estate of Octavius Coke, deeased, late of
Wake county, N. C., I hereby notify all per*
sons having claims against the said estate
to present the same to me on or before Sep
tember litli. 1896, or tills notice will l>e plead
in bur of their recovery, AH persons in
debted to said estate are notified to make
payment to me.
KATE K. COKE,
Administratrix of Octavius Coke, dec d.
NOTICE.
Having qualified as administrator of the
estate of J. I*. Welch, deceased, nottce is
hereby given to all persons having claims
against said decedent to present them tome
or my attorney on or before the 12th day ot
September, isttti, or this not ice will be plead
in bar of their recovery. All persons indebt
ed to said decedent are notified that prompt
payment is required.
J. A. JONES,
Administrator.
Hkukkt E. Noams, Attorney.
NOTICE.
By virtue of a power of sale contained in
a certain mortgage deed made by Craven
Fort to Mrs AleyOiil duly recorded in the
office of the Register of Deeds for Wake
county in book i()5, page 405: which said
mortgage deed was duly assigned to Mrs. A.
R .Goddin and is now the property < f Mrs.
E. O. Dunn. I will sell in the town of Forest
ville, N. (J., on Saturday the 9th day of No
vember, 1895, at 12 o'clock in., to the
highest b’dder for cash the tract, of land
conveyed in said mortgage adjoining the
lands of I. It. Wyat t and others containing
one hundred acres more or less.
A second mortgage given by r said Craven
Fort to J it. Dunn on said tract of land
will he paid out of proceeds of said sale if
enough for that purpose after paying first
mortgage.
October 7, 1895. E. O. DUNN,
Assignee of mortgagee.
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I One Kimball Piano, style No '2, used out?
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j sale ever advertised in Raleigh. Give us a
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Darnell & Thomas,
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Sa'e of Valuable Real Estate.
Ily virtue of an order of the Superior
Court ot Wake county, made in special pro
ceedings entitled W. J. Olive, administra
tor, vs. A. .J. Olive and others, for the pur
pose of making real estate assets, we will
on Friday, November l.Vh, 1895, at. 12o'clock,
on the premise*, sell to the highest bidder
for cash, at public auction, the following
described n-ul estate, to-w’t:
First Tract—Situate in Wake county and
being a part of tin land of Henderson Olive,
deceased, on Little Beaver Creek, adjoining
the land of 11. Barker, and containing 5#
acres more or less.
Second Tract—Situate in Wake county, X.
C., adjoining tin- landsof Rufus Gardner, N.
J. Barker, M. \. Segravis and «> hers, con
taining about 20acres more nr ics».
Third Tract — Situate in V a k« county, NT.
0., being the Innd of H«-nders< n and Martha
Olive, deceased, adjoining I lie lamlsof W
■). Olive, w. H. Bennett and .f A.ijlire,con
taining 120 acres up re or less.
Terms cash.
Tills 13th day of October K-5.
il. E. NOKtils,
V V>, SM(>W,
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ARCHITECT,
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fSfcTians and SpociSt iti ma fa< oahel
in implication
Executors' Notice.
Having qualified as executors of the will
of William G. Upchurch, late of Wake conn*
tv, we hereby notify all persons having
claims against the said testator, to exhibit
the same to us on or before the tlrst day of
November, 1896, at our residences or places
of business in Raleigh, N. U.
October 20, 1895.
Charles H. Bf.lvin,
Harvey C. Upchurch,
Delmar D. Upchcrch,
Executors.
Battle «& Mordecai, Attorneys.