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—Mr. (. A. Hege and family, of Salem, have gone to Waynesvid Mrs. Governor Jarvis and Mrs. Ed. Lee, of Raleigh, have gone to the Cleve land Spring. Mr. John A. Barringer, of Greens born, will deliver the 4th of July address at Graham Lite David, then Charles L. and Mrs. E. Ovorham on Wednesday. The grand opening hall at the Sea Side Park Hotel, Wrightville, comes off Friday evening, June Seth. A hop was given In this city on Mon day evening in compliment to Misses Helen Fowle, Mary L Kenan and Mattie Fuller -The Second Presbyterian Church in Wilmington has extended a call to Rev. Wi S. Lacy, of Jonester, Mr. Eob Monroe, of Joneshore, of theersity fof S4, has been elected as a teacher in the Durham Graded School. —Prof. Bruton, Superintendent of the Wilson Graded School, has gone to Chapel Hill to take Mr. Mannir Sumer Course of Law. In Elizabeth City Thursday evening, June 12th. Capt. Joseph Simmons was mumrier 10 Mrs. Mary Fenwick. On Friday afternoon June 18th, Miss Eliza J. Cook died in Elizabeth City, aged 35 years Y avoriths and 14 days. Mr. Charles H. Latham, Jr, who is now living at Tyler, Texas, is at his old home ( Wilsort)on a Visit —Mrs. St Bennett and her three daughters have returned to Wadeshoro from Washington City. —The annual concert of the pupils of the school of Missesshiaml Miss Kal lock, at Hillsboro, was given on Thursday evening. Mr. Woodrow Wilson, son of Rev. Dr. Wilson, of Wilmington, has been elected by the Trustees of Johns Hopkins University a Fellow of that institution. —Prof. ‘Tr. Mitchell, Superintendent of the Charlotte graded schools, will take charge of the Teachers’ Institute which meets in Lincoln in August -Miss Lune Richardson, of New Orleans, and Miss Marion Richardson and Mr Mary Boyd, of Rockingham county, are visiting in Winston. —Dr. Herbert C. Williams, of Leaeh ne, Johnston county, was one of the ths Who stood successful examina s at the recent session of the North Carolina Media, and was adbmit ted to membership. —The degree of A. M. was conferred by T. College on TP. L. Groome and M. L. Edwards, and the degree of D. on Rev. G. W. Horn, of Missouri, and Rev. Rk. ©. Burton, of the North Carolina Con ference. —It was a very sudden and sad death that occured in this city on Friday of last wee—that of Mr. John A. McDonald, son of Col. John A. McDonald. He was a young man—just entering the period of momhhood, in fact. He w a member of Rueigh Typographical Union. Suessy, June 16.—I see from your last issue you quote from the Goldsboro Fidletin tht since the death of Kenneth ex-Governor Brogden is the only of the Legislature of 8 Ch it is now living. That is not true. I was a member of the Legislature two years (1836) before either of them, and I am happy to say I am yet living, in my 10th year. W.. oT. Mine —Mr. Wm. EF. Weaver, formerly a resi dent and business man of this city, and later a commercial traveller, died here early Thursday morning, of typhoid fever, and that Mr. Weaver enjoyed an unusually large acquaintance, and many friends will miss his genial company. His death caused a general sorrow. His gen Ue manners and characteristic cleverness, together with his acknowledged intellect and excellent character, gave him pre eminence among his large acquaintance as well as among his immediate friends, all of whom will receive with sadness the news of his unfortunate demise. With his family and friends Trt CHRONICLE joins in sincere sympathy. —The Commencement exercises of the Chowan Baptist Female Institute, at Mur freesboro, will be held on the 24th and 25th. Rev. Thomas I. Pritchard, D. D. preaches the annual sermon, and Rev. W. E. Hatcher, of Richmond, Va., ders the address before the literary societies. —On Tuesday evening Dr. Julian Ba ker was married in the Presbyterian Church at Tarboro to Miss Lizzie J. How ard, daughter of Judge George Howard. The attendants were: Miss Alice Howard and Mr. B.C. Sharp, Miss Sallie Pender and Mr. FE. K. Engelhard; Miss Lassie Mc Nair and Mr. George Howard, Jr.; Miss Hattie Lloyd and Mr. Spier Bellamy Miss Lizzie Porter and Mr. Sadie Bellamy and Mr. Kate Cheshire and Mr.T. I. Battle; Miss Nannie Mr and Mr. Meury Lloyd; Miss Mittie Dowd and Mr. Preston Stamps; Miss Pauline Blount and Mr. T. H. Baker, Misses ita Baker, Sallie Slater, Hattie Howard and Sallie Howard were attend ants on bride. The ushers were Messrs. James Nortleet and W. A. Hart. —MorGantrox, June 18.—A very bril liant wedding was celebrated in the Pres byterian Church here last night, the con tracting parties being Prof. J. A. Gilmer, Principal of the Morganton Male Acad emy, and Miss Laura’. Avery, a daughter of the late Col. Moulton Avery, a gallant mfederate officer. The church was ar tistically decorated, and was filled to over flowing ‘long before the hour set for the performance of the ceremony. The fol lowing is a of the bridal party: Mr. Gilmer Brentzer, of Charlotte, and Miss Mattie Avery, of Morganton: Mr. 8. T. Pearson and Miss Nannie Anderson; Mr. J.C. McDowell and Miss Katie Johnson, of Lincolnton: Mr. J. J. Avery and Miss M. McVonnaughey; Mr. RT. Claywell and Miss Kate Sheetz; Mr. Burgin Ram seur, of Lincolton, and Miss Mary Chees boro, of Asheville; Mr. Herbert Walton and Miss Kate Michal, of Lincolnton; Mr. Blair Jenkins, of Lincolnton, and Miss J¢ Chambers; Mr. C. M. McDowell and Mamie Adams, of Augusta, Ga., Mr. S.C. Adams and Miss Kate Walton; J. W. Happoldt and Miss Alice Wilson; Mr. W. B. McDowell and Miss Lizzie Milne; Mr. W. ©. Ervin and Miss Lou Chees boro, of Asheville; Mr. Charles Denny and Miss Mamie Chambers, of States ville; Mr. J.J. McElrath and Miss Kate Chambers: Mr. Tilman Walton and Miss Lizzie McDowell. The bridal presents were numerous and handsome, and the reception at *‘Magnolia,” the residence of the bride’s brother, was one of the most elegant of the season. W. C. E. at son of Mr . Hinton, died at is Add and Multiply-All the Better. To THE CaronicLe :—The addition of il lustrations to Tak ChronicLe is adding much to the popularity of the paper. Moore Co., June 18, 2.
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