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tin VOL. XXVII. RALEIGH, MONDAY, MAY 23.. 1892. NO. 2G lo - open. MINIATURE ALMANAC FOR TODAY. Ban rUes 8aa seta 4 48 7C4 MUOH'8 PHASES FOR MAY. -First quarter. 3d 1 :57 P. M. Pull moon, 11th- 5:45 P. M Last quarter, 19th-9:3i A. M. Pew moon, 86th 0:85 A. M. B HOPBIS OF THB WKATHBR. The following is the synopsis of the weather at 8 a. m. todav : FOR HORTH CAROLINA. Fair weather till Wednesday; clear in Northeast. Slowly rising; temperature. RALKIGH AND VICINITY. On Tuesday ; fair ; wares er. Local da'ta for 24 hours ending 8 a. m. todav: , Maximum temperature, CO Minim uui temperature 41 Rainfall, 0.89 riTV IN BUM E P. Cherries getting plentiful. Read the advertisement of Mr. E. V. Denton in this issue. The colored excursionists left this morning for Louisburg. There was a considerable crowd. The internal revenue receipts for Durham for the past week were $13, 8737. The DurhfimMattre8B Company is doing a splendid business. Let us have early closing of the stores. It isgettiug time. What say our merchants? Umbrellas, overshoes, overcoats and fires were in demand yesterday. It was a day, in the weather line, long to be remembered, Reenlar meetinff ' of Wni. G. Hill Lodpp. No 2 8. A F A M , tonight at 8 o'clock "Vnrk in. second degree. Visiting brethren cordially invited. After the Grip Hood's SarsHparilla will restore your strength and health, and expel every trace of voi son from the blood. Gen. Meade Post, G. A. R , is mak ing preparations for decoration ay, at the National Cemetery, May 30" h. Notice will be given of programme later. Messrs. Morson & Denson, of the Raleigh Male Academy, have been in vited by President Winston, of the University to take their school' up to Chapel Hill, June 1st, to hear" Sena tor Carlisle's address. Mr. Wm. A McClellau, the retiring Hnperintendent of motive power of the Raleigh Street Car Company, wac the recipient of a fine watch on Hnf urday evening, presented to ' Mm by the employees of the company, as n memento of their appreci tion of hie kindness and g ntlemanly treatment Mr. Mack leaves today for Baltimore Manteo Lodge, No. 8, meets in regu lar session tomorrow evening at 8 o'clock for work in the initiatory de gree. There is also other important business, demanding the attention of every member. The badges have ar rived and will be delivered Come. Geo. L. Tonnoffski, S. C. f In our rounds this morning we dropped in uk iLe f tation house, and found it as tii'.f "s a new pin under the careful superintendance of our friend, Mr. Miles Goodwin, who seems to be the "right man in the right place." Attention is directed to the adver tisement of -Mr O. 0. McDonal who is offering the choicest variety of to mato and cabbage plants at the most reas.onabl prices. Mr. McDonald has gained a wide reputation for his s't II in the way of furnishing early plants ings and he can always be relied up on as offering the best. Garden' rs and truck farmers generHy will find it much to their interest to either correspond with or give him a call He can suit them. Now Open. The box Sheet ' for a front seat at , " .8 windell's big sale tomorrow is now I WberelsHe? Our readers will no doubt remem ber the case of Robert L. Porter, the Irishman who was arreeted about four years since and kept in j vil in this city for awhile on the suspicion that he was Scott Partin, who mur dered his wife and child in the south em part of this county many years since. The arrest of Porter caused tremendous excitement here for awhile, as there were several persons who seemed willing to declare most positively that Porter and Partin were one and the same person. After a full investigation, Porter was dis charged, it appearing that he was an Irishman and had connections in that country of high standing- After hit- discharge Porter remained for awhile at the house of a friend in Raleigh, but left for the supposed intention of returning to Ireland. For a year or so back nothing has been heard from him, and the case had been dismissed from the public mind. It seems, how ever, that his v hereabouts is still unknown, if indeed he is living. Maj C. D. Heartt. our Chief of Po lice, has just received the following let tor: King sb y Falls, Province of Quebec, Canada, May 16, '92. Bear Sir: Have you heard any thing of my brother, Robert L. Por ter's whereabouts, since last I heard from you? Could you kiudly inform me what the services of a detective would cost to trace him, as I fancy he must be in the United States if liv ing. It is very odd that his relatives don't hear about ltiui, and have not for a very loug period. I shall be m ich obliged if you can give me the information about the detective offi cer. i beg to remain yours truly, W. F. TEE60N Porter, Think ol This. A whole dress for V 10 cents A hat for ' lr do A pair of nice shoes " 71 do Entire oatUt $1X0 What care you forhrd times when this state of things exists at SWISDKLL'S. Boom in th Store tor All. There is room in our store for all the crowd and there is goods enough for all to get onej dress of the one ct', Challie but not enough for any to get two dresses, and one caught try ing to buy more than cno dreps off the one cent Challie will be led to the door by the bouncer and turned over to a policeman. D. T. Swin Dell. Personal Mention. Rev. D. L. ScMvelyj on North Polk street, who has been sick for some time, is still confined to his home, though much improved. Miss Effle Broughton is visiting Miss Nellie Lougee, at Durham. We had a very pleasant visit today from our friend Mr. J. T. Broughton, of Garner. Mr T. C. Williams, Jr., is confined at home by sickness. Mrs. A. B. Terry South Person st., is reported critically ill. Her sick ness seems to be turning to typhoid fever. Christian Convention. The convention of the Christian church, South, is now in session at EIoo College and will continue for three days . ' It is expected that bnsi nesd of great imporsance to the de nomination will be transacted. A number of distinguished gentlerren from other States are present. The commencement exerch-es, will take place after the -djourmueut of the convention. One Cent Challie, Tomorrow the day, Swin Dell's the place. . On? 'cent Challies on tomor row at 10 o'clock the sale will open and last till 4 in the afternoon. One dress only will be sold to each custo- , mer. D. T. Swis DBLL. I Mayor's Court. There was an unusual large atten dance at the Mayor's court this morn ing and the Monday morning levee fully sustained its proverbial inter est. An unsophisticated youth from the rural districts came to town last Sat urday, and indulged a little too much in the &rd-nr He wa taken in charge and escorted to lodgings in the station house. It was the iirbt experience of the young man and His Honor dis missed b'.tu with the usual reminder. Be kfc wit a broal suiilo of atis fac ion. V. H. Randolph ard Ed Atkins were arraigned for an affray. The parties are colored and the difficulty took place in Randolph's house in a locality called "Hood's Alley." near East Cabarrus street. Ed. knocked Randolph off a table with a stick, af ter which they had a rough and tumble tight It took place Saturday night about 9 o'clock. It was shown that Atkins had a razor in his hand. Randolph ordered him out and At kii s threatened to cut him. Atkins was drunk. Randolph fined $5 and costs. Atkins discharged. A. F Lowery, for assault on his wife last Saturday night was taken up Lowery came home drunk His wife took a bottle of whisky from him. He triecLto find it, but failed. He then beat his wife over the head with his fist and tore her clothing. He altyj attempted to whip his little child He has frequently beat her. He was let off light with $3 and cost. Several trivial cases were disposed of. Just Received. Nice spool silk all colors 3c spool 7 papers of nice pins for 5c. 9 papers needles for lc Nice writing paper 2c quire. Nice envelopes 2o pack. Nice buggy whips 7c. Nioe scriinm for window curtains 3 cents. Nice bleached draws, men, 10c pair Nice straw matting lle yard And the band played Annie Rooney When you want things low come to Swindell's. Footwear for Summer. Ladies, misses and children's low shoes. Everything quoted in this line of reliable quality and at as low prices as same goods can be sold for by any house. Ladies Oxford Ties 85 cents. Ladies Oxford Ties $1.60 in patent leater tip, opera and common sense last, the best value for $1 50 in the city. Complete lines at $2 00, $2.25 and $2.50 per pair, in the most desir able styles. Ladies black suede Ox fords, Southern and Blucher ties. Ladies patent leather vamps, cloth and docgola quarters W. H. & R. S. Tucker & Co. On Tomorrow. 500 dozen Ladies nice Straw Hats, late style at 15 cents each, some hats you pay 25 cents to $1.50 each for at any other store. at Swindell's. '. . Special Sale, May 26th. Oar special sale, Thursday, May 2G, Will be 25 pes China Cloth, Tamise Finish, at 6ie a yard. This is the best and cheapest lot we have offered. Come early and se cure a dress- Our Millinery Stock is very complete. Woollcott & Sons. i The Last Drop Is as good as the first. No dregs. All pure and whole some. The most popular drink of the day. Hires'. A perfect thirst quencher. . Don't be deceived if dealer, for the lain of larger profit, tells you some other kind U "just as good" 'tis false. No imitation It as good aa tee genuine xum . W3 Swiss Embroidery. On tomorrow we have a special sale of Swiss Flouncing for ladies and misses dresses at S3 cents a yard the price at Swindell's. For Kent. A desirable cottage on Oak wood avenue, conveniently located. Ap ply to ni203 Mrs. M C. Williams. For Sale Cheap. A single bagey Jtrsey wagon and two sets of harness. Apply to Mrs W. T. Woodward, 41 7 South D ,wson street mjl7 Gt Janaluska. Claret. A. Dushi, Geueral Agent. apl4 lm. Careful estimate made this morning by a prominent Republican makes nine of the delegation to Chicago favorable to Cleveland without quali fication. For Rent June 1st. A desirable house, 7 room3 and kitchen, well and hydrant, large yard, within taree blocks of post office. Apply at No 528 S. Salisbuiy it. ru21 tf wants. WANTED A?en3, male and female, to sell tl e 'Champion Automatic Gas Bur ner. Swes the co isutner 33i per ct; endorsed by many leading business iuen of the South. Sample with full instructions ent postpaid to any address for 75c. To bona nY.e parties desiring to take up the acency a liberal tlis coont a'lowed, and free sample p-ovided. At'dress Ge e 'al Southern Mar ger Am. (las Controller and FixtureCo. Kove, Ga.mlStit AGKNTS WANTED Mala and female, old and young, f 15 to $25 per day aasily made selling our Queen Platina Outiits and r j'ng go'd, silver, Dickel, copper and brass P'aung, mat is warranted to wear tor years. O'l every cljss of metal, tableware, iewelrv. &c. Light and ealy handled, noexcen- ei ce required to operate them. Can be car ried by hard with ease fro n house to house, same as a g.ip sack 0 satchel. Agents are making money rap'dly. They sell to almost every busint ss hou.e and family, and work shop. Cheao, durable, shnple and within uach of every one Plates almost instantly equa'ly to the finest rew work. Seild for. ccdlars, &c. QUEEN CITY SILVER and juuK.iiL1'jL,a.UJNU UU, East St Louis, til, myl8t,t,stf DRY &00DS STOfiE! We will commence Monday morning a SPECIAL - BALE OF EMBROIDERED FL0UNC1NGS "White goods, LUCES AND EMBROIDERS. Those wishing to buy any of the goods will find it to their interest to examine jiur stock before making purchases. , Our stock of shoes, Oxfo-d Ties and Slip' pers are considered the best in the city Norris' Dry Goods St.-rb. S'l.oes and Slippers w E HAVE THEM- POR LADIES, MEN AND CHILDREN. LOW CUT SHOES FOR MEN A vd BOYS, OLD LADIES SHOES. WE HAVE NO COMPETITOR IN THE' E OODDS. OUR MILLI NERY IS PAST GAINING STRENGTH,. BECAUSE OUR PRICKS A h E LOWEST IN RALEIGH. NW ARRIVAL 1 A DIES HATS, WREATHS, FLOWERS, RIBBONS, SILKS, AND BEST K.A CHINE THREAD, 8c, WORTH 5c, 8POOL8I1.K. 4o, WORTH 10c, DRESS SHIEI.DS.9c, WORTH 25c PANS FOR EVERY BODY AT THE U0BRICKETSI6RL ' 86 Centre Street, GoL'jboro, and ISO Favetteville St., ltaleigh. Hardware, &c. THE NEW QUAKER-:-CITY LAWN MOWER. Ten Special Points of Merit: Its reputation for Excellence Fully Estab lished in tins uty. Be Not Deceived by the many poorly constructed Mowers. IT RUNS EASY! A SMALL CHILD CAN USE IT! jJ3T"Send for circulars and special prices. THOMAS H. BRIGGS SONS, RALEIGH, N. C. I Millinery. ."" Mlinery. ftiew and Attractive FOR Spring and Summer ND UNTRIMMED Hats and Bonnets in the latest and most desirable shapes and styles, INFANTS' & Crepe d'e Chene Caps and Shirred Hat3, &c, &. IT A TD GOODS, CREPE de CflENE J-J-tlllV and Windsor Ties in all col ors. Fans, Hair Ornaments and many f au cy novelties. DRAPERY kinds of Em broidery Bilks. Prices reasonable and satis faction guaranteed. . 209..FAYETTEVILLE ST. ap9 tf Administrator's Notice. HaviDg this day qualified as the adminis trator ot the estate of the late W W Hoi den, this is to notify all persons having claims against the estate to present the same to me for payment on or before the 16th day of May, 1893, or this notice will be plead m bar of recovery. All persons indebted to the estate will please settle without delay. ' OA SHERWOOD, myl7 6w Administrator. Dry Goods, ft otioiiH, &e. MUM iniEME GEHT'S SUMMER UHDEEWEAR. GENT' 8 NEGLIGEE SHIRTS in the new textures Benguelas, Oxfords, Palmet toes and Cambridge. These comfortable garments are growing more popular every season and our present line is the largest we have ever shown. DRESS SHIRTS fN, PLAIN AND PLAITED BOSOMS.open A in front, and hack and front Wide,plain and embroidered boso ns for full even ing dress. SUMMER. MERIHO. 13LEASANT, LIGHT WEIGHT, wool un J. debarments, the weight to use until time to put on gauze. BALRR1GG AN, Gauze, Lisle and Linen Undergarments. ELABTfC 8EAM DR 1WER8 in cotton and linen. WE STTGGE3T early selections before the lines are picked over. m. b 1 s. lute j Cj a 3
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