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8 THE RALEIGp ENTERPRISE, Thursday, June 27, 1907. Local Matters A child of Wash Sheppard, colored, who lives near the Fair Grounds, was bitten by a supposed mad dog Thurs day. Mrs. Charles D. Upchurch, widow of a former clerk of the court of this city, died at Columbia, S. C, last Friday. Mr. James H. Robbins was kicked by a horse here Tuesday morning. He was painfully but not seriously injured. Pearl Elizabeth, the four-months-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Abbie S. Johnson, died at Cary Sunday morning. The infant child of Mr. and Mrs. Fred A. Ruff died in this city Sun day. The interment was in Oakwood Cemetery. Mr. P. B. Parish, a well-known mechanic, fell from a. scaffold at the Fair Grounds Friday and broke his right arm. Mr. J. I. Hardie, of this city, and Miss Mattie F. McDonald, were mar ried at Hamlet Sunday night. It was a runaway match. Mr. C, B. Williams, a chemist in the Agricultural Department here, has been elected Director of the State Experiment Station. The little daughter of Mr. and' Mrs. T. A. Brenham, who live at 548 East Jones street, died Saturday, aged seven months. The store of the Tucker Drug Com pany was entered sometimes Sunday by a thief and about $15.75 in cash is said to have been stolen. Mr. John Lee, of Johnson County, lost two valuable mules last Friday. They were struck by lightning and were said to be worth $250 each. Mr. Rufus Mosely and Miss Lottie Cooper, both of Wake Forest, town ship, were married at the court house by Justice Parham last Thurs day afternoon. License has been issued for the marriage of Mr. John D. Johnson, of Lillington, and Miss Nannie L. Burt, of Holly Springs, a popular young couple. You should spend the Fourth of July at the Atlantic Hotel, Morehead City, where there will be many at tractions, boating, fishing, bathing, music, dancing, etc. Mr. M. Bernstein, of New York, a well-known traveling man, spent a day or two with Mr. Louis Samuels this week, in this city. He had been on a long trip to the Southwest. Mr. J. E. Pogue, Secretary of the State Fair Association, has returned from Jamestown, where he spent some time. He says the Exposition is going to be great and that every body should see it. Mr. Pogue is a capable judge. The wife of Floyd Mills, who, with her husband lives near Angier, was before United States Commissioner John Nichols in this city Tuesday, charged with retailing whiskey. She was bound over to Federal Court under a bond of $100. A suit has been brought against the Norfolk & Southern Railroad Company by Argo & Shaffer, of this city, attorneys for Roy Carroll, who lost both of his legs in an accident near this city last winter. The suit is for $50,000 damages. The Norfolk & Southern Railway, in addition to reduced rates to More- head City, Beaufort and New Bern, July 4th, has authorized the sale of round trip tickets at the rate of one and one-third first-class fare one way for the round trip between all sta tions. Tickets between all stations tions. Tickets to be sold July 2nd, 3rd, and 4th, limited for return pas sage to July 8, 1907, inclusive. New Students Enter. The following students have re cently entered King's Business Col lege: W. F. Janaske, Wilmington; Miss Annie Chamblee, Wakefield; Miss Carrie Medlin, Weldon; C. K. Proctor, Durham; Miss Mary Forrest, Efland; Miss Mary Frances, Hender son; Miss Hattie Pool, Bridgewater. Wreck on Southern. A freight train was wrecked at Funston, a station five miles West of Durham, Monday night. A brake man was slightly hurt. Fifteen cars were ditched and the track was torn up. A line was built around the wreck for other trains to pass. The property loss was considerable. Death of Mr. Allen. Mr. Charles S. Allen died at his home, in this city, last Friday morn ing. He was a native of Halifax County and was about sixty-two years of age. He was at the time of his death claim agent for the Seaboard Air Line. In fact, he had been in the employ of that company for al most or quite fifty years. For many years he was the freight agent in this city and only resigned last March to take a position with lighter work, his health having failed. He left a wife and five children. Mr. Allen was a very capable rail road man and was universally popu lar. He will be greatly missed by a large circle of friends. A Dangerous Deadlock. that sometimes terminates fatally, is the stoppage of liver and bowel functions. To quickly end this con dition without disagreeable sensa tions, Dr. King's New Life Pills should be your remedy. Guaranteed absolutely satisfactory in every case or money back, at all Drug Stores. 25 cents. Cheap Rates to Fayetteville, N. C. Beginning Saturday June 30th, and on each Saturday thereafter un til further notice, the Raleigh and Southport Railway will sell round trip tickets from Raleigh and any point along its line to Fayetteville for $1. Tickets will be good going only on Saturday morning train on date of sale, being good to return on afternoon train on date of sale or on morning train of day following. Purchasers will be required to sign tickets, as they are positively not transferable. Miss Ella Huneycutt, a popular young lady of Harrisburg, twelve miles north of Carlotte, on the main line of the Southern Railway, and daughter of Mr. Calvin Huneycutt, a prominent farmer of that place, was run down and instantly killed Sat urday night by passenger train No. 29, the Southern's Florida Express, one-fourth mile south of Harrisburg. CAROLINA HARDWARE CO., 18 HEADQUARTERS FOR New Era Palo to Large Stock of Heating and Cooking StoVes. A11 Grades of Guns and Pistols. Opposite Hear End of Market, on Wilmington Street. 8 WE PAY THE FRFIGHT. 8 Durham M arb I e Works DURHAM, N. C. 8 s k Mnnnmp.nk Tnrnhstnnps and TaHp.ts. Granite & Work and Marble Tile for Bui Write for estimates or particulars. : : Established ;ts. 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