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3HE MORNING POSTs WEDNESDAY MAY ai ipoa I
COTTON MILL TO
BE SOLD AGAIN
'New Silk Mill-Red Springs
Commencement bun
day School Anniver
. sary
FayettevTJe. X. O. May 2a
Correspondence of the Moraine Post.
. Judze Hobincm declined to confirm
the recent sale of the Fayetteville cotton
mill, bid Jo for the bondholders by Mr.
1L T. Gray of Raleigh for J15.700. as
riven In The Pbat at the time. The
'urn commlssioirera. Col. C. W. Broad
foot and Mr. II. I Cook, advertise
the resale for Jane 10th. It is thought
that the Drooertv is well worth the
tended debt of $22,000.
The new silk spinning and weaving
will is groin op rapidly, and will pro
I.ab!y be completed early in the fan.
Mr. Wwighi Ashley of Patterson, N. X.
chief owner in a recent visit here, gave
a blacfc ere t tbe recommendations of
air. Gerald McCarthy, biologist of the
Sta: arricultnral department, that the
Irpl go into the crowing of lie silk
cocoon. Mr. Ashley says that it would
te labor wasted, that the Oraz ha, at
one time or another, s track every part
of the country, and that not for many
gen era-km s can we compete with the
ClJ countries in raw Ck.
The commencement exercises of Red
"Spring Female Seminary, ReT. C. O,
iVurdel president, are now in pi ogress.
The baccalaureate sermon by Bev. Dr.
etagg". of Clfariottee, was a pulpit mas
terpiece. Yesterdsy afternoon the pret
ty girts, in their ctudent cape and gay
lres, made the broad camptM beauti
ful daring .he exercises of "tree day,"
tond at night the graduating class read
their essays. This afternoon there will,
bo nn art exhibit and reception, (and
tonight tho annual tocaI and instrumen
tal couccrt. Tomorrow will be devoted
to tbe. addresses of Senator McLaurin
of Sooth Carolina, and Mr. D. A. Tomp
kins of Charlotte, closing with the pre-v
sentstion of diplomas.
The anniversary exercises of the San
day school of Hay Street Method! t
church comprise a polished, eloquent ad
Uress by Mr. J. A. Oates, editor of the
North Carolina Haptist, charming recita
tions by Misses Mary Gbrham and
Kathleen Wltherepoon. tnd good choir
masic. The superintendent, Maj. B. C
. Gorham. the treasurer, Mr. H. S. Sed
:terry, the secretary. Mr. J. J. Towers,
And the librarian, Mr. J. X. Smith, pre
sented their reports, and Maj. Gorham
'ctated that there had been a marked
Increase in the numerical, financial ami
spiritual strength of the school since
che Sunday School Convention.
impossibility of finding anything In the
crop prospect to rare oyer, If tney
only had their old friend free silver to
shout about they might cot look quite
so pitiful. But, alas! Old1 Mr. Free Su
rer la dead and they are in a terrible
fix.
A G0LDSB0R0 :
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HIVE OF INDUSTRY
Judge Ejown recently reduced the Art "Exhibit at thfl firarlftfl
amber of boarders at the Hotel de Al 1 MUIIUII dl IflO UTaaeQ
School Recruits for
number
Hale, 'but Scotland Neck sent up ten
new recruits this morning just to keep
things a znoTlng.
Our magnl-cently shaded sidewalks
are the daily resort ("Sundays except
ed") of the akllful manipulators of
marbles, and offer a great temptation
to the knights of the yardstick.
the Penitentiary r:
Goldeboro, N. C, May 20. 'Special.
This reporter dropped 4n this morning
at the Acme Machine Works and found
a rentable "map of busy life." Inside
Some, of rar rittzena claim to hare
heard some Tery Strang rumblings we MOP eery macnine was In motion.
lately. Wonder. if It. can possibly be
I POLLY TICKS?
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Thns Scat lat Kxlle
Erery year & large number of poor
sufferers .whose lungs are sore and
racked with coughs-are urged to go to
another climate. But this is costly and
not alway nre. Don't be an exile
wtoea Dr.' King'e New Discovery for
feot sumption, will cure 'yon at nome.
Ifs the most infallible medicine . for
Covgbo, Colds, and all Throat -ami Ittng
diseases on arth. The first brings
relief. ' Astoonding cures result from
persistent nie. Trial bottles 10c at all
drrgglsta.; Price 50c. and $1.00. Er
ery bottle guaranteed.
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BUIE'S CREEK ACADEMY
Dr. Byrd Preaches"a Fine
Commencement Sermon
Correspondence of the Post.
Bule'a Creek, X. C, May 19.
The commencement of Bole's Creek
Academy I began yesterday with a ser
mon by Rer. Chas. W. Byrd, D. D.,
Atlanta. It was a magnificent sermon.
Dr. Byrd' was reared1 in this community
and is considered one. of the ablest and
mot eloquent men in the. South. Yes
terdsy there eat in , the audience his
aged mother, a few1 old men and women
who knew him as a boy, men and wo
men who used to be his schoolmates
and students, a large number of young
people, their children and a IaTge stu
dent body. The principal of the school
was one of. Dr. Byrd's pupils. The
large tabernacle was filled with eager
listeners.) It waa a beautiful day and
eTerything was inspiring. The speaker
had a grest message and the inspira
tion of the occasion put him at. his best.
He took as his text, 'Take the Talent
from Him," etc. It was a sermon that
will lire forever In the lives of manyi
Last mgnt he preached again and so
large was the crowd that the audience
with a skilled operative in attendance
and outside in the yards there were
several railroad locomotives that were
partly torn to pieces and tinderging re
pairs. The scene looked more. like a
railroad yard than a private ' machine
shop. Less than two years ago there
waa nothing but an old dilapidated bwo?
story wooden structure and , small
frame store on the premises now occu
pied by the 'Acme Machine' shops. At
that time these who passed the ecene
little creamed that auchT a transforma
tion would take place in co short a
time. Even after the present commodi
oua building was erected 'and filled with
the most modern machinery nobody ex
pected flaat in uch a short time seven
railroad locomotives would bring their
powerful wheel to a standstill and be
dismantled for reconstruction. The
magnitads of the work being done can
hardly.be realized unless the scene could
be visited. People 'with a mechanical
turn of mind can here find something
that would interest ttiem. The railroad
locomotive will always prove a wonder
ful sight. The person living beside the
railroad for a lifetime and watching the
trains pass every day will look each
recurring day when the trains pass with
as mudh interest as they ihave done jn
the past. Comparatively few people
ttare looked on one of thee herculean
pieces of mechanism when disrobed of
their glittering ornaments and having
their motive power disconnected. In
stead of the life-like appearance which
the locomotive Jras which, sees in actioi
the vn'st accumulation of iron and sted
looks as harmless as a log of wood
The. task of rebuilding one of these
machines Is no small one. but the Acme
Machine Works is equal to the occa
trion Jind handle ,one of these monsters
witn as muca ease as tne small boy
doea ttie miniature engine which be
finds in his stocking on Christmas morn
ing.
Mr. E. W. Oox has Just returned from
Wintervflle, where he attended the com
mencement exercises of the Winterville
High School, of which he is one of the
tros'tees. He reports the school in a
flourishing condition.
The pictures for the Soule Art Exhibit
Mv S. Calvert,
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RALEIG-H, N. O.
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Court reporUng done anywhere -la
North Carolina. Prices oa application.
DORSET!
FAYETTEVILLE STREET
raleigh, m a
Fifty Newly Furnished
Rooms, all Modern Conven
iences, European and Ameri
- can Plan. '
Two blocks from post office
Three blocks from Opera
House.
Up-to-date Cafe for Ladies
and G-entlemen.
PRIVATE DINING ROOMS
FOR PARTIES,
W. W. NEWMAN, Manager. .
W. L. DORSETT. Proprietor.
' It pays to biry good goods. Certain ly.whei i you can buy emfor the saTu,
prioea iyou pay for inferior goods elsewhere, V&0lKTF ly, th qnaSl
crHnethe'be Shade Cloths-the est Shade Rotea-tb. StlSlS
Hartshorn this make and none other.- If you wish the cheap kind you will
have to look elsewhere. If you buy y our. Shades of us you get the best good,
and fixrnrea possible and for leas that .you iw hare to payj elsewhere0"
AU (Mouldings look alike to yon, but'thare is a rnst difference. w6
from the largest manufacturers in the west;, hare exclusive patterns; can, will
and do sell you and will continue to aelT you chenner; . Frames than you an
bur the same cuality; of goods anywiere else. ' - Int take our word t0T it
buy the same- quality of goods
but come and- see for yourself.
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Our fancy wotk ana emoroMiery a wanui an suprfy
your wants in this line-SPliks, Braids, Buttons. Down Pillows, Pillow Tops, CeZ
terpieces. commenced, etc ..
ELLINGTON
H2 Fayetteyille Street.
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RALEIGH. N. C.
TTN iselecting: ah Ice Cream
i Freezer that -will give'perfect satisfaction tho
i essential featxires to be considered are
V
tst Principle, A
2d Mechanism,
3d Material,
4tK Constructio n.
pert fruit grower, for pears.
Last evening the armory was packed
by an audience to tee the Commence
ment cxerlces of the city graded .school.
The exerctees were nrt-cla
out, reflecting great credit
Joues. hid faculty and the student.
Hon. J. D. Bellamy has secured from
the government et Washington two
cannon for the embellishment of St.
James Sqnare, where the 'new soldiers
monument is placed. It would be a
good idea for Col. J. B. Starr, the ex
Confederate a naiery officer to form two
section of old veteran gunners around
here, and fire a salnte to things in gen
eral when the gons. arrive.
had to leave the school Toom, where
I . f . ,t m i . . I w.vtiuEO ivi tuc SUIUC All XA.111U1L
Fayetteville people are gratified that !" VJv"Ji.,:a ,Y . ' ana meet 111 arrived and hare been put in olace
the Holt-Morgan cotton mill won-a ..t?0"0' was,8tT0n 8ir-Ion the aeoond floor of the South, graded
medal at the Charleston Exposition for
fine fabric, and Mr. M. BHL an ex- l"1 yoopening evening is a musical one. and
f ? a.! , ,1 n. gh he exer.c,se3 attendance, as the following well known
Th.TV,; dkT f 111 e iren- "writes go w make up. the personnel:. .
Thursday the Philologian and Eutro- xrM a t ri, n t t mx.
through- r01?11, ocI win contest for orator's J Miss Mabel Borden, Miss Sallie Ie
on I'ror. "V, . ' " UJeuHls- wun tne Mies Julia Howell, Miss Helen Privett.
aaoress by lion. J. 1. Joyner. Thurs- iliss Birdie Edwards, Miss Julia Cohen.
day night the old students association Mr. Charles Barnes.
will be addressed by Hon. E. E. ITU- About tw rrtir t, omaJi
Hard, or Scotland Neck. (Mr. J. B. Tur- Jim Moore was sentenced to the county
ner, of Wake Forest, In the Phi Society, roads for six months in the Superior
and Sir. L. J. Blackwood, of Burling- Court. At hat time the county was
ton, in the Eu. Society, have won the trying to work its convicts on the roads
Improvement medals. and Jim along with several others went
Olr. H. M. IioIIeman. of Boston, onr to Fremont under cuard to do some
nrst DoaTdlng student, will attend com-ork m that section. The first night
mencement and has consented to make
a short ) address Thursday. Quite a
nnmben'of old students are already here
to attend the commencement.
; $ .
SMITHFIELO
Commencement Tobacco
Planting Support for
Judge Clark
Baseball at Henderson
Correspondence of the Post.
Littleton, N. C, May 20.
The Littleton baseball team defeated
the whole force broke out of the guard
honse and made their escape. Jim re
mained away from Goldsboro until last
winter. He came back home and wen:
to work as a porter at the Hotel Ken-
non. fchenff bcott in lookincr over hi
papers this morning found that Jim
hau foiled to work out his sentence
The sheriff went to the Wei and took
GrioieE
Cut Flowers,
ROSES,
Carnations, &c.
FLORAL DESIGNS
at short notice. Receptions and Wed.
dings furnished with Flowers, Palnza
and au other decorations.
CHOICE STOCK OF
PALMS, FERNS
and other display and house decora M-n
plants for sale. Hyacinths, Tulips.
Fuscias, Karcissus -and all kind f
puma zor inaoor sorcmg and outdoor
neoaiog.
H, SI EINHETZ,
Raleigh, N. C.
Telephones 113.
Contains every good feature. Put cream in can, turn two minutes
to thoroughly incorporate tne. material so as to to make smajrceam.
Then take out the dasher, pjtck ice around can and it will freeze
smooth and hard. '
Thomas
H. Briggs & Sons,
RALEIGH, N. C.
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LADIES! S500 RE17ARD'?
?iS22P59nA,LnT mr noly rwuUtoe tali
treli JUtl. HsTnlesB wte.. nig, sore. How loneann?
foyeM0
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Smithfield, N. C. May 19.
c orrespondence or 'lhe Morning Post.
" ready for the commencement
ioa iniorai wnicn oegins Aionday eve-
ana xasi mosx or tnis week. An
attractive and well appointed program
U IITIDCK.
the negro and pulled off his hotel liverv
Ann vt1'a nanlfnfiff .i i m
TT I . - mm ycuiitrui'aiv fiUil VI U Him iXHW
S? ;iSi.iMm "ed turned hinfover to the superintendent
game yesterday on the Henderson Lf
gronnda. The game from start to finish TUnntv swiff Tnm
I are gatting ,Ta "J"7 ",? l,0' lner despite day with two recruits for the penitcu
tof Turting- ) that the ball was wet and the tlary. One wa a white boy named
Monday eve- grounds soaking. TVnrf. Tir.tr trrwr a ,h f, .
Hon. Benjamin R. Lacy. State Treas-J I,? mVi .Tf f our men ba,es on
jirer. Kalelgh. N. C wiU deliver the Dau ror Henderson, strnck out
4uaiB maaress.
ncot. Tor the Littleton team, deserves nerro nimivl Ttnrrtrri wr tv,-
special mention. Tie struck out thir- from Clinton and are. .t, r,n
year each.
xen men ana gave ftve free passes. At
the close of the ninth inning the score
stooJ ten to seven in favor of Littleton.
Jlatrarle: Henderson Shell and Du
val; Littleton, Picot and Edwards.
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One of our -very popular and clever
young -gaUants" will )eave here for Gra
tam some time about June 4th pros.,
at which placa tt is rumored that he is
, to marry very popular young lady.
Ex-M.yor James C. Aingham, a re-
iiM herTtod aVr l " Ball at La Grantrfl
Mrs. William Sander. A . DdN dl L3 'ng6
tar. Kits MiMred, returned last week Correspondence of te Post.
from New York. LaCrange X C Mav 17
Wh.rtcm. returned a Ssw 2.7 from ' b Orungo Friday.
ew Bedford. Masa where he h. iwm 16th, and played for the Mav hn
cottOT milling for somo time. He comes this place In the tobacco warehouse
; 7i , . r.""1"." penntendent
of the Smith-field Cotton Mills.
f .TBi!v?fT,i ra raF ht8 ben rather
TiTon.bJo to the tobacco farmers of
.22fntOWIt' There i at the leant
--ttmate three times more tobacco plant
ed in Jorjiston count than at any time
face it became a farm product here.
Nearly all tobacco plants ai et. and
cpvrrs com m or -a good stand. If
on Railroad street. The mnsic was fin
and there was a large crowd of specta
tors, but .only two visitors, as It was
known only a few hours before the
dance. The visitors were Messrs. John
A. Clark, of Wilson, and Emmtt Wooten,
of Einstoo. The germ an waa led by
Oliaa Jane Elisabeth Greene and John
a-" vaju . a. a. a fiw
Tooaeco- sella for as fair prica this sea- Lf J-nere W6r bout twenty
7 ,,.V.BrJ ten million OT1i'ie on tne floor. Tha
vqqs moux id emxcuneid. . v were from 9 until 1
.-CT. XT-ia tb u,rk Setters is
ing in favor of JiV cikTVi VZ Ilia III. Tff w.p.p.r
re many lnflaentiai Denuvn. in tv, I CeArtr Ar4tanK n
m M-j m a Liru
Special natea'V Norrlk. V., rim
8. A Im Hallway
Account meeting Rebecca Tents, Nor
folk, Va., 4Iay 27, the Seaboard Air
Line Railway will soil round trip tick
ets rrom Kaleign for $7.45, tickets good
xo uune wra.
O. H. GATTIS,
jfasaenger and Ticket Agent, Raleigh,
A Long Lesson
Well Learned
hours
Observations by Polly Ticks
Correspondence of The ror.
Halifax, N. O. May 2a
The majestic Roanoke In her mad
rotix for the tetU doing the nandsome
thing lately and the -finny d'eiaena of
ie9 Plentiful, if cot chean.
a lJon Jones, the champion fisherman,
ys yes. ir. boss, deys cheap, mighty
hP mighty chnp." 7
Our professional gardeners are la
in few olA .
una) iron
populistic
lO town ITrrT A.-
Irregularly, on mn Tt
Tor ia.tax.a. fecial occasions, as;
Wdaja, m L?nr H??4"' an1 Sat
r m Creatly diitressl at the
VoUracAi.
tung. He knows" that this turner i-m
to advertis only the best In its col
umns; and when he saw Chamberlain's
Pain Bakn advertised therein for lame
back, he did not hesitate in buying a
bottle of it for hta wife, who for eight
weeks had suffered with the moat ter
rible pains In her back and could t
no relief. He says: "After using the
Pain , Bnkn for a few days my wife
said tome, 'I feel as though born
anew and before using the entire mn.
tents of the tjotti the unbearable pains
had entirely vanished and she could
again rake up her household duties.' He
Is very thankful and hopes that all suf
fering likewise will hear of her wonder-'
ful recoyery . This valuable liniment
is for sale by CrowelL McLarty & Co
BobWtt-TVynne Drug Co, North Sid!
Xrug Store, W. G. Thorn aV
The experience of a quarter
of a century has taught
the makers of the )
Remington
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how to produce the most
durable, relfcble and generally
efficient writing machine.
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A, N. PERKINS, Prop. Atlantic Hotel,
1 Morehead City, N. C
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ON MAY 1, 1 902, THE OLD CONSERVATIVE
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327 Broadvay, New Tork.
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For particulars address I
He Uoiod swoffl fyDedler Co
' Jaain St, Richmond,' Va.
LIFE INS.
Co., of. Philadelphia,
WILL ADJUST ITS RATES ANDVALUES TO A
THREE PER CENT, RESERVE BASIS,
thereby furnishing In its new contrnrf fho rmAnivm '
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beneficiary 5 pefcLlypV SSST C ?
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or write to '
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RANEY,
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