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RALEIGH, N. C, SEP. 28, 1891.
THE EXPOSITION.
Raleigh has been advertised in the
last six months as never before in her
history, and during the next two
months thousands, and hundreds of
thousands for that matter, will be
here, with all sorts of objects in view
in their coming. Some simply to
gratify a desire to see, others that
they may get a more correct idea of
the South, and thousands, with a
view of becoming interested tinan
cially in the forward moving South.
Now it remains for the people to
secure the best results of these com
ings. If things strike these strangers,
as bright and attractive, and they
are made to feel the attractiveness of
of kindlv treatment, thousands of
them will ultimately become pros
perous acceptable citizens, and Ral
eigh has the advantage over every
other section during the Exposition
if she will only avail herself of it. Let
the city be made to look bright and
attractive, and let a warm grasp of
the hand be ever ready for the
stranger.
PROGRAMME EXERCISES.
Opening Programme oi the In
ter-State Exposition.
The following is the programme
agreed upon for the opening of the In
ter-State Exposition next Thursday.
The ceremonies will take place in the
main building where a suitable stand
has been erected for the speaker, who
will be present and on the stand by
11:30 a. m.
As ample seating capacity as pos
sible has been provided, and com
petent officers will be present to aid
in seating th audience and keeping
order.
Reserved seats can be had free of
charge by giving timely notice to the
officers or Superintendent
During preliminaries, music will be
famished by Exposition bauds.
The opening programme will be as
follows:
1. Call to order.
2. Music Sacred.
3. Prayer by Rev. Thos Dixon, of
New York.
4. Music National air.
5. "Welcome to the Old North
State." Address by Hon. Thos. M.
Holt, Governor of North Carolina.
6. "Welcome to the capital of the
Old North 8tate. ' Address by Hon.
Thomas Badger, Mayor of Ralegh
7. Reply on part of the South to ad
dress of welcome
By Hon. F. P. Richardson, editor
Atlanta Journal, Atlanta, Ja.
8. Mn?ic National air.
9. Address by Hon Octavius CoheD,
editor Daily World, Charleston, S C.
Subject: "The Real South."
10. Exposition declared opened.
11. Music National air.
DBPIGSATTON OF OFFICERS
will be as follows. General manager,
white badge; chirff clerk, red badge;
secretary, blue bad e; superintendent
of department, yellow badge; execus
tive committee, gold badga. Police
and special officers w'll be in uniform
and wear their official badges.
Au American Giri.
It happened in a Clifton car iu Cin
cinuati. A pretty girl, faultlessly at
tired fioui the top of her bonnet to
t he. t ips of her dainty patent leather
shoes, jumped on the car iu a great
hurry at the Clifton avenue crossing.
She had been busily engaged in put
ting on a p-.ir of suede gloves, which,
after she entered the car, she pro
ceeded to button with that indispen
sable adjunct to a woman's toilet, a
hairpin. This article proved refrac
torv after a moment and Hew from
her fingers. It landed at the feet of
the young man happened to be fit
ting beside her. He as a calm eyed,
confident young gentleman, and he
picked up the hairpin and instead
of returning it to her, gently took her
wrist in his left hand and gravely
continued the buttoning process.
Every man in the car had been
watching the pretty Clifton girl, some
openly, others furtively, from behind
the'r newspapers Now all the pa
pers dropped, everyone looked aghast
and gazed at the pretty girl to see
what she would Co. She did noth
ing. Not a muscle m 'ved and she
showed no consciousness of what was
going on. The young man, with a
conscious look of triumph, finished
his pleasant task and the girl, with a
pre occupied air and not a glance in
his direction, opened her purse, took
out a nickel and placed it in his hand.
His expression changed with light
ning rapidity ; the color came in his
face and he quickly murmured what
was evidently an apology.
She listened with a wilfully mis
leadine air. and hand d him another
nickel. By this time his face had be
come scarlet and lis began a low ton
ed, earnest protestation. The calm,
cool and collected young lady signal
ed the conductor, and she rose to de
part said in a clear, distinct tone, au
dible to every one in the car : " You
must be satisfied with a dime. I never
give more I ban 10 cents for having my
cloves buttoned or my boots clean
ed."
Cutuwbu Pulr.
For above occasion the Richmond
and Danville Railroad will sell tickets ,
to Newton and veturu at the follow
ing rates from pi lrtt nauid. Tick
ets ou hale Se t. .'61h to Oct. ' i f 3d,
limited returning October 5th, lti'Jl:
From Asheville 1.90.
Marion, 1.00,
" Salisbury, 1 00,
" Charlotte, 1.00,
M Greensboro 2.m,
" Durham, 8 20.
" Henderson, 4 00,
Raleigh, 3 50,
" 8elma, 4 00,
" Goldsboro, 4.60.
Rate6 from intermediate points in
same proportion.
Superior Lourls of North Caro
link
JUDGES.
Diocese of North Carolina.
BISHOP Lymas's Apfointmkkts.
September 0, Sunday Calvary Ch.
Henderson county.
" ), Wednesday 8 p in
Trinity chap.IAshe'ille
11, Friday p m Ascen
sion church, Hickory
18, Sunday Lenoir.
13, Sunday 4:30 p m-Yad-
kin Valley.
" 1(5, Wednesday, p m At
Statesville.
" 27, Sunday- Winston.
39, Tuesday W a 1 n u t
Cove.
" 30, Wednesday German".
ton.
October 1, Thursday Madison
" 4, Sunday Mt Airy.
" 6, Tuesday Wilk'sboro
7. Wednesday 9 wyn's
Chapel.
" 9, Friday Lincolnton
11, Sunday a m Shelby.
" 11, Sunday p m Ruth
erfordton.
Name. District. Residence.
John H Blount, 1 Perquim's,
H White, (col) 2 Halifax,
J B Woodard, 3 Wilson,
E W Pou, Jr., 4 Johnston,
Isaac R Stray horn, 5 Durham,
O H Allen, 0 Duplin,
Frank McNeill, 7 Richmond
B F Long, 8 Iredell,
Thomas Settle, 9 Rock'ham
W C Newland, 10 Caldwell,
Frank L Osborn, 11 Meck'b'g,
Geo A Jones, 12 Macon.
13, 19, Asheville.
Bow
" Wednesday
man's Bluff.
22, Thursday Brevard,
Consecration.
25, Sunday Franklin
Macon county.
" 27, Tuesday Culloushee
Consecration.
Holy communion at morning servi
ces. uollections tor .Diocesan mission
T OltEOLK A ND CAROLINA R.R
JL1
CONDENSED SCHEDULE.
The Gambling Spirit,
Or the disposition that impels so
many in seeking something for noth
ing, or so near it as possible, has so
crowded the recently opened lands
or seti.ii fluent, in the Indian territo
Notice of the Incorporation of
the Switchback Railway Co.
of Raleigh, X. C.
Notice is hereby given, that I have this day
issued letters declaring H. B. Battle, J D.
Boushall and J. N. Holding, their associates
and successors, a corporation under the name
and style of the Switchback Railway Co., of
Raleigh, JN. v., tor trie purposes sec torth in
the articles of agreement and plan of incoi
poration which have been riled and recorded
fL i3c li 1
in i lis oiuce. w uu au uiu Liuviii'Kes aim xjw -
ers under Chapter 16 of the Code of North
Carolina ana the laws amendntory thereof.
The business proposed to be done by said
Company is the owning, operating and run
ning Switchback Railways with power to
charge aud collect toll or fare for the use
thereof; the construction and selling of
Switchback railways and rights to operate
and run the same, and to do ny and all
tbings necessary for the proper conduct of
said business. The place of business of said
corporation is at or near tlie city ot Raleigh,
WaKe county, with power todo business
anywhere in the State of North Carolina or
the United States. The capital stock of said
corporation is live thousand dollars divided
into one hundred shares at 150.00 per share,
with privilege to increase to fitty thousand
dollars. No stockholder or corporator of
said Corporation is individually or person
ally liable tor the debt, contract, omission,
tort or liability ot, or demand on said corpo
ration.
JNO. W. THOMPSON, C. S. C.
Sept. 21st 1891. 4wks.
Commissioner's Sale
In pursuance of the order of the Superior
Court of Wake county, passed August 20th
181)1, and approved by his Honor Judge
Whitaker on September 17th, 1891, 1 will sell
at; he court house door in B aleigh. on the
lid day of November, 1891, at 12 o'clock m, a
certain tract of land lying in the ci y of Ral
eigh, beginning at the southwest earner of
Mrs. Crow's property on South Person street,
and running south 80 feet to W A Myatt's;
thence east 210 feet; thence north 80 feet;
thence to the Deginmns, containing a bou' one-
third of an acre. Terms of sale: ODe-third
cash and the balance in eqal payments of
one a"d two years with interest from date of
sale at eight per cent. Title retained until
all the l urchase money is paid.
VAN B MOORE.
Guardian of Bart M, Joh", Robt R and Geo
B Catling and Commissioner. sel8 30d
South
Bound
Train.
No. 101.
A. M.
"9 50
10 15
10 27
11 02
11 20
1137
11 52
12 31
12 53
1 20
P. M.
Dated August 9th, 1891
STATIONS.
North
Bound
Train
No. 100
P M
L've Pinner's Point Arrive
L've
L've
L've
L've
L've
L've
L've
L've
Ar
Drivers,
Suffolk,
Gates,
Tunis,
Ahoskey.
Aulander,
Hobgood,
Tarboro,
Rocky Mount,
Arrive
Arrive
Arrive
Arrive
Arrive
Arrive
Arrive
Arrive
L've
; m
2 01
4-1
l
3 54
3 36
3 21
2 39
2
1 50
M
Name. District. Residence.
GeoHHrown, 1 Beaufort,
Hcur R ttryou, J NewBerue,
H G Counor, 3 WilBou,
Spier Whitaker, 4 Wake,
11 W Winstou, & Grauville,
E T Boy kin, Sampson,
J D Mclver, 7 Carthage,
K P Arm held, 8 Iredell,
Jesse F Graves, 0 flurry,
John G Byuum, IU Morganton,
W A Hoke, 11 Lincolnton,
J H Merrimon, 12 Buncombe.
SOLICITORS.
FIRST JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
Fall Term Judge Brown.
SECOND.
Fall Term Judge Bryan.
THIRD.
Fall Term Judge Connor.
FOURTH.
Fall Term Judge Whitaker.
Wake Jan 6th, tFeb 28, March
28th, tApril 21st, July 9th, tAug 27th,
Sept 28th, tOct 20th.
Wayne Jan 19th, March 10th, ApT
13th, Sept. 14th, Oct 19th.
Harnett Feb 2d, Aug 10th, Nov
30th.
Johnston Feb 9th Aug 17th, Nov
16th.
For criminal cases.
tFor civil cases alone.
FIFTH.
Fall Term Judge Winston.
SIXTH.
Fall Term Judge Bo., Kin.
SEVENTH. ,
Fall Term Judge Mclver.
EIGHTH.
Fall Term Judge Armtield.
NINTH.
Fall Term Judge Graves.
TENTH.
Fall Term Judge Bynum.
ELK V UNTIL
Fall Term Judge Hoke.
TWELFTH.
Fall Term Judge Merrimon.
frW-ri. M t iff MU
Raleigh Post-Office
MAIL SCHEDULE.
OUTUOINU MAI L.
Viu Kvysville (R. P. O.)
lor Kit'huioml & way.
Via Uoldsboro (Ex.Ft.)
for bhort Cut A Colds.
did.
Via Weldou and Norf.
tit. P. O.) lor N. a E.
Via Goldsboro (H. P O.)
tor N,, o. ami East,
Via Cibson sta. (K. P.
O.) for Wn., Char, At
South.
iu Uieensboro (R.P.O.)
for N.. B. aud West,
Via Weldon & Norlolk
(Ex. Ft.)torN. rast,
Via Greensboro (Ex. M.)
for N., Hi and West,
Dktabtpb
No. of F roui Eroi
Train P.O. Depu:
am & ip .
IS 1 ii 8 16
It 8 15 8
38 10 40 u an
p 1U
10 i ou j a
41 3 15 4
9 5 35 S 10
34 4 30 5 IX
a. a.
11 0 00 1
ARK1VAL8.
INCOM1NU MAILS.
No. of i At At
TrainiDepot' P.t.
Via Greensboro (Ex.Et,)
from N a. and V. est,
Via Weldou Ox. t.)
from North and hast,
Gibsou sia, (It. P. O.;
lroui Char., Wil. A. fa
Via Greensboro (K.P.U.J
lroui B. and West,
Vin Wi-I.lon (K. P. U.)
trom NorUi and East,
Via Goldsboro (K. P. O.;
lroiu N., h. & boutn,
Via Eeysville (K. P. O.)
lroiu Liciiiuond, ox
foru Uuinaui, etc.,
V i;i Guiusuoro (Ex Et.j
lroui Aorta,
45
10
11
0
14
11
a n.
7 30
9 30 9 45
U 20
p 13
1
3 55
4 48
10 15
Oi
11 35
p Ui
1 1
10 30
a in
0 00
Trams marked thus. do not move on Sun
day. Mails lor train U close at 3 p iu en Bun;
day.
STA it ROUTES.
Outooihg Mail Depabw . Balekrh via
Shotwell. Eairle Rock and Vukuiield to
Unionliope, Tuesday and Eriday b a ni.
RaleiKU via Mvatt's Mills to iuun. Tt.'-
day aud Eriday bam.
Raieign via E.elvyn Grove and Dayton to
Fish Dam, Mouday, Wednesday and End"'"
b a in..
Raleigh via Hutchinson's store and Ban
gor to Rogers' store, Tuesday and Eriday 1pm.
xvaieigu to doasaev, Tuesday and JLTiaar
12 in.
Incoming Mails Arbjvk Unionhope vi
Wakeneld, u,ugle Rock and Shotwell to Ptf 1
eigU, Wednesday aud Saturday 7 pm.
luun via ilyatt s Miila to Raleigh, Mon
day aud Thursday 7 pm.
ij'iah iiaui via uayton and Eelvyn Grn-
to Raleigu, Jiouday, Wednesday aud Friday
7 pm.
Rubers' store via Bangor aud Hutuhmsuu'f
store to italeigii, Tuesday ana Friday li u
Massey to Raleigh 1 ueaday and J nduy at
IU a iu.
FaiiE Deuvkr System. Free deliveries
at b:00 aud b:io a m, 3:16 and 5:45 p m, ex.
cept Sundays. Collections made at same
hours, suuday, b:3U to 7:30 a in. Free de
Uvery windows open on Sundays from 3:1:1
to o;ou o clock p in.
Correct: A. W. SHAFFER,
May 31 ly Postmaster.
No 101 makes connection at Rocky Mount
with W fe W Train No 23 for all points
South, and ISo 8 tram for all points North
(i M SERPEL, J K ivENLY,
Gen'l Manage Sunt Trans
T M Emerson, GenT Passenger Agt
Executor's Notice.
Having qualified as executor of Mary Tur
ner, ueeeased, i nereoy give liouce to all per
sons indebted to her to make immediate pay
ment to me, and to all personsbavmg claims
against her estate to present the same to me
on or before the lfith day of September, 1892,
or otherwise this notice will he pleaded in
bar of their recovery.
(JttAUl,ES RUSH,
Executor of Mary Turner, dee'd.
Sept 15, 189L6W
Notice to Creditois.
Havins mialified as Admh.stratrix of D. S.
Waitt, deceased, this is to give notice to all
persons indebted to him to make immediate
payment to me, and all persons having claims
against the estate will hie the evidences
of the same with me on or before the 7th
day of August, 1892, otherwise this notice
will be plead in bar ot their recovery.
hlATTTE V. WAITT,
Aug. 8 6w Administratrix.
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