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RALEIGH, TUESDAY, JULY 12. 1892.
NO. G8
VOL. XXVII.
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Th Weaiber Today. j
I ocal forecast for Raleigh till 8 p. ,
0. tomorrow: Slightly mariner, occa- j
slonal ihowers.
Local data for 24 hours ending 8 a. j
a., todav: i
HMximumJ temperature, 82; mint
unra temperature, 7); ralufall 0.07.
CITY IN BRIEF.
An excursion will be run from Win
ston to Morehead on July 19th.
This weather is a little bad on the
new hotel work.
The Sunday mail service is now ii
effect on the Seaboard Air Line.
The return of the school g'rls is
ailoubly looked for Everybody miss
es them.
The roads begin to put on winter
appearance so far as mud is con
cerned. The Cleveland and Carr Democratic
club will meet at the Mayor's office
n-xt Thursday night.
Mrs Wm. H Pace, who has been
quite ill at Asheville, is reported as
some better.
The receipts of cotton in Raleigh
now are very liirht and prices at a
standstill. Very little doing.
A new tract" on the Fast Hargett
street line is anxiously looked for. It
will doubtless come in good time.
The mountains and seashore are
now the main attraction for hea'tli
and pleasure seekers
The interest In the county institute
continues. There was a laige at
tendance today.
Fireworks tonight. No further
postponement. Let everybodj tarn
OUt. "v
A friend from the country told uh
today that the crop was in the gi ass
worse than he has ever seen it.
There will be a basket picnic given
by the Odd Fel'ows and Masons of
"Wake Forest on Friday, the 22d in
stant.
Bear in miad tbe important sale of
the Morehead estate to take place
August 1st. It will present a rare
opportunity for investment.
Hon. F. M. oiuiuious, the now
chairman of the Democratic State
Executive Committee, has entered on
his daties.
Characteristics yf Hood's Sarsapa
rilla : The largest sale, the merit, the
greatest cures Try it. and realize its
benefits.
The next move of the Seaboard Air
Line will be a road from Monroe to
Winston- Salem, and a ' corps of sur
veyors are now at work on it.
A called meeting of the county de
mocratic committee will take place at
Metropolitan Hall next Sat urday at
12 o'clock. Punctual attendance de
sired. Josephus Daniels, Esq , former eds
-Hor of the State Chronicle, proposes
early in August to start a weekly pa
per in this city. That it will be ably
conducted goes without saying.
Let tbe committees appointed to
solicit funds for tbe presentation of a
.silver service to the cruiser "Ral
eigh" hurry up. The time is running
down.
The concert in aid of St. John's
Hospital given last night by the
Black Diamond singers Simmons
and Tate was a great success, in
every point of view, tho receipts and
concert being alike very satisfactory.
There will be a meeting of the
board of directors of the , State Nor
mal and Industrial school at Greens
boro tonight, for the purpose of se
lecting a professor of stenography,
telegraphy and typewriting and to
elect a matron. .
When you attend the fireworks to
night don't fail to stop in at the old
- stand Moseley & McGee's, purchase
some ice cream, cake, &c, from the
Rescue Circle of the king's Daugh
ters.. ' The proceeds, are for a noble
purpose.
The bad spell of weather has Inter
fered with tbe luxuries of the baths
at Krookslde and Pullen Parks.
Mr. Ringold Harris has charge of
the refreshment saloon at Morehead
City. He is an expert at the business.
It oor seems that the Republicans
will hold a convention in this city in
September to nominate a State ticket.
The grape crop will commence to
be removed in a few day3. The yield
is said to be very foe.
We -;ril to hear that orr friend,
Mr. M. Howes was a considerable loser
by the recent fkein Newfoundland j
He had an Insurance to come extent, j
Col Ji.me8Farro, died at his home '
in Laurens, 8. C, recently. He was a '
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gentleman of promiueuce and the
father of airs a. w. wnning, 01 iuis
city.
The old veteran of the soldiers
home are looking forward to tbeir
encampment next August with much
pleasure. It will no doubt, be a most
dclihtfu' occasion for them.
The regular meot'ng of the Cham-,
ber of Commerce which was to have
taken place tonight has been post
poned r itil tomorrow ui rjit, on ac
count of he fireworks
At; - iitii'U is direled to the adver
lit? -incut i)f Mr J. W. fevacs, succes
sor to Evans & Martin, who have a
first stock -.-f carria- v's, buggies,
lit iiv . y wagoi'y, &j. C ill and be
rt 1 1 i i 0(1
Don't let there bo any slip in the
matter of the Atlanta excure ion. A
i .,.. ....H-f nniu ricxirA fn
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go, and it would prove one of the
grandust occasions of the kind yet
gotten up from this section
A specimen of paving brick known
as the "Robbin's Paver'" is on exhi
bition at the mayor's office. The
pavements at Asheville are laid with
it, and it is said to be tbe best now in
use. ..
It is announced that Prof. Holmes
iiaB organized a parly to go across
t.h-3 ' Blue Ridg? mountains beyond
Wil;;i-boro and continue the survey
in that part of tha Si ate This is all
riiT'i', but still we must insist that
MiMiKih'fig Loiid be done in tiiis sec
i h ) .eoinmitteo .having in charge
th ccuetrt givtri last, night for the
beut-fit of 8t John's Hospital turned
over to. lay to the inslituiion the en
tire roceipta amounting to $134 25
I'iiere were little or no expenses at
tached, as the dlffeieot papers, etc.,
,uade no charge for notices Several
persons who did not attend the con
cert came up today and made d ua
tions-
It is apparent that at no distant
day there will have to be an addi
tional institution for the deaf and
dumb, built in the eastern section of
the State, it cau Lardl be expected
that the anylum at Morganton can
fill the needs of the entire 8tate. In
our opinion ita removal from Raleigh
was a great mistake.
The New York World of a recent
dates devotes an entire page to plac
ing before the public the advantages
of Western North Carolina, and par
ticularly alludes to the city of Ashe
vilie as the coming health reBort of
oc? section. It h an advertisement
well worth the price paid, and we
presume it was gotten up bv those
in'eifstedin the section alluded to.
By the. way, would it not be well
enough for our Raleigh people to get
a write up' of this city.
This evening from 7 to 11 o'clock
the ladies of the Rescue Circle of the
Daughters of the King will serve
in Moseley & McGee's old stand
plenty of delicious Ices and
cakes prepared, we understand, by
some of the most celebrated house
keepers of the city. Thesd refresh
rnents will be sold for the benefit of a
no bit) work and it is to be hoped that
tueso ladies will be generously pat
r mizdd by friends from both country
aa I town. Admission free.
i'eiHO ul Mentiou.
We are Informed Uint there is no
very material chaoure today in the
condition of Master CUude Denson.
He it perhaps little better.
Col. John W. Hinsdale has gone to
West Virginia on buwioecs.
We uiot-t deeply regret to learn that
Mr. Alex. C-eech is sicK at his reel
d 'nee ou West Edeuton street.
Mrs W. II. Lyon and little daugh
ter, Mhel of the Goldsboro Racket
store, are vitttiug friends and rela
tives in this city.
There are now over 2M) iu -nates at
the Orphan Asylum at Oxford.
District Atiorury 0. A. Cook is in
,ne ci,v-
rrt" ,B wrnjutsviue
fixing up for Encampment Hekuows
,ow to have matters iu "apple pie"
order.
Bather Warm.
The Diily Sentinel of Winston is
rather warm aga'nst oor Board of
Aldermen for changing the name of
Martin street to Park Avfnue. Just
hear it .
"In making this change the Aider
men have violated, the Kta'uie law of
North Carolina ami thereby broken
th ir oaths of offife, and toeas cnght
to be taken to have the Sup.me
court of the Stale dtclare it r c 'rnti
tutional."
A lAlev&.j Treat.
Next Friday morning at 11 o'. ck
Prof C. D. Mclver wiii deliver ai .d
dress at the court bonne, in this city,
ou the relation of the people to the
public schools. NIt 's earnestly vies
sired that all the county commission-
ers, trustees aud frit-nd8 of public
schools should be present. It will be
R merary tieat worth Ptieuding.
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Waterproof Overgarments.
This riiny weather ie suggestive of
waterproof overgarments. Ou- lines
for ladies and gentlemen haver never
been larger than for this seaso For
geutlemen, we are showiug "Berri
baum's English Odorless Waterproof"
garments the best in the world
Also other makes . in waterproof
serges and cahsi mere tffeots. For la
ddies, both rubber and cloth surfaces
in the most desirable styles We in
vite inspection of t his department.
W. H. & R. b. Tucker.
For bale.
A nice Frazior cart, suitable for la
dies.
Only used a tow times.
J. W. Evans,
jyll 6t Cor. Morgan and Blount sts.
Photograps.
I have opened a first class gallery
at 1134, Fayetteviile street, over the
Sin'ger office, where I am prepared to
give first class work at prices to suit
the times. Satisfaction guaranteed
B. 8. Mattocks.
july 56t.
Tbe New Price Lit for Eacb
Day this Week at Swindell's
Ladies' Oxford ties, 60c pair,
Best machine cotton, 2Jc spool,
' Mosquito net, best quality, 5o yd.
j Nice glycerine soap, 5o cake.
Nice curtain scrim, 4c yard.
Nise line novels, Sc each.
Nice writing paper, 2c quire.
Nice envelopes 2c pack.
Nice pins, 6 papers for 5c.
Nice bleached drawers, men's, 10c pr.
Nice India mud. 8c yd.
Nice French organdie, 8c yard.
Nice line baby caps, 15c each.
Men's coats and vests, 50c.
Black silk warp henrietta, 95c yd,
$3 shirt waist, ladies, at $1.50 each.
$2 shirt waist, ladies, at $1 each.
75o hats, ladies, at 10c each.
15c collars, linen, 10c each.
Fice figured challie, 4c yard.
Nice plain challie, So yard.
7c calico, 5c yard.
lCc gingham, 7c yard.
12c gingham, 8c yard.
8c gingham, 6o yard.
$1.25 negligee shirts, laundried, 50o
' . each. . V
2fe silk ribbon, wide, 8c yard. ,
White goods, 4c yard.
Big line of white goods.
All clothing at cost.
Big line trunks.
Big line straw matting.
Big line carpets, at
Swindell'3.
Fo. lUiit.
House with four rooms and kitchen.
Apply to Dr. .f. II. Crawford. jetfl !f
Kennebec Ilivr Ice
At Sorrell's old stand, rear o the
market. Open from 5 o'clock a. m.
until 9 o'clock p. in. Sunday hours
;rom C to 10 a. m. and frcui 2: iO to 7
p. m. ED &T8PHKNS
200 ! lu.L- lc-.-ii Bks. all good at
SSceii'ti eBeb, io'd elticwhere .-it 60
cents cue'i.
1,000 Li lies" iiib-j."-.; Ve' t t t n
cents ettcu
All tbe intest, (.hapes in ladies and
misses Ssiior Ii. :s.
Kibbous in v.i'. e i.les at.l v-i 1 tih.
ji'ruit Jars a: id Jedy Vumblon
Silk Mits, f 1 1 guides ait.! i a-vlii ieti.
Wt 3LLCOXT & 60X3,
14 K Park Avenue.
Mr. Geo. N. Walters, on Fayette
villo St., han on hand a fine assortment
of English Homespuus, Irish Fritzs,
Irish and Blonny Tweeds, iijjht
weight suitings also Tropical Wors
teds. A chance purchase. Magnifi
cent troweerin'8 that are "thino of
beauty. Call and examine the stock.
Derma Royale
CURES
Any ensa of moth-na 'iliei, br.-w .i v.
spo's, til.ickheaiK y or raii'luy
uaU'ial i-oiiiiew, rin: , tau or o
neous 'libcoior ji'ion We a'ui n-r-
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w'lo-ic s'-m c .u !i
L IV-lIiiis to Any ;;rwij
injured i.i ilie .slU-ln .t
powrne ;ia:i icr, ur w unyuno w i. s cf:.t-
ple.vion (ho uuu.it-r in how c i.- !:U in H
may he), will a ' cloiiro I, wLi n -1. v
pvo"eil and bo;iutii'.i; l by (lie uw Ov i.ru, -lioyale.
L'prma-Koyal can be r.btnined onlv ii-oai
MKS PHSHiVKlW.
jy2tf " Cor Wiliirii-Lou i'mi Morga.i s!3.
WANTS.
A GKNT8 WASTED Male and femaL-,
.I.V.i'il and young, fll to 25 par day easily
luatlo selling oar liaeeii Plating Outlits and
doing gold, silver, nickel, coj per and brass
p'aling, that is warranted to wear for years,
on every c!as of metal, tablew.re, jewelry,
ttc. Liglit and easily bandied, no experi
ence required to oiernte tbeiii. Can be c:u
ried by liand with ease from aouse to house,
same as a giip sactr or satchel. Ageuts are
makiua in jney rabidly. They sell to almost
every busin s lioae and family, and work
shop. Cheap, duable, simple and within
reach of eviuyoaa Plates aliuosl iuslauliy
equally1) Uns inuai new work. Send for
circulars, .fto. QV SKN CITY 81LVKK a id
MCKKLPLAHiU CO, Ea 8t Lou's, Ml.
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Will place on sa'e tomorrow 20 doz
LAD'Bs'
25 M BLACK BOSE
AT ONLY
ASK TO SEE OUR
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HOES ANO SUPPERS,
Our stock is considered tbe best in ihe cty.
Norris' Dry. Goods aroKK.
HAliMOCKS,
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WE RUN IN ON A
Hammock Wag
THIS MORNING THAT WAS OVER
LOADED AND COULD NOT
GET THERE,
We prized them out and they gave us
their load. Now we have hammocks at
15, 07, 78, 87, up to $1.38.
10 cases of shoes and slippers in to
day; we will sell shoes and slip
pers 35 per cent, cheaper than
any other house in Raleigh.
If you want a trunk we have
them at 37c to $9 00 Lap robes 43c
up Buggy whips 6c up, A. A.
Sheeting, yard wide, 5c.
If you want a clock, accordecn,
Rug, Hat, Tinware, Hardware
- Stationery fans or a doll go to the
msmi
For all vou waut.
86 Centre Sueet, Qoldsboro, a id
139 Fayette ville St., ifeleigh
LTHFtt
Hardware, &c.
FRUIT JARS,
pOECELAIN J ISEI)
EE3KRVJ XG KTTLMS
STEEL PRESERVING KETTLES
UIIAX1TE IKOX KKITLES,
BABY CAllRIAGES.
CllOQUET NETS.
BEAUTIFDLGLASSVTARS.
PAINT IN SMALL CANS.
t5r"NoV IS THE TIME TO USB THEf.E UOOD3
THOMAS H 6KIGGS SONS,
RALEIGH, N. C.
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SPLENDID
Opportiioity,
Intending o (be 1st of
Auii-si next to roiove our
siojk two do-rs above oir
present place of buinesa on
Exchange place (A G Kiiodes
old stand;, we will ofl'er
splendid inducements in Lhe
luinitiire hue, k.c, to all de
siring to purobase, at and be
low cost. We want to sell
our u'ock before nioviug and
hence the most tempting
bargains can be had. Call
and
See fur
Yourselves,
Remember, we-move Au
gust 1st, and before that
time we waut to ninke a
clean sweep. It is a caan.-e
for housekeeper a, id oilier
rarely oil'ered.
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FXCHANGfi PLACE,
BOUXU SIDE MARKET.
Administrator's Notice.
Having this day qualified as the artur'n'-'-trator
of the estate of ibelate W W Hoi
dn, this I; to notiiy all persons 'caving
claims against the e.ue to present the surae
to me tor payment on or iWow 'be Juth day
of May, l&t;, or this notice will be picu'u
in bar of reo.oveiy. A ' persons indebted to
the estate will "'ease settle without delay.
C ASH UK WOOD,
myU 6w i-dininistrutor.
Dry Glood, Xotioub, &c.
FLOOH COVERING J TO A MID
SUMMER.
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STRAW
MiTTINGS. 1
MATTINGS. I
For a reasonable outlay a hou.se
ke. per can sac u re the most comfort
able of all summer floor f:overiags
STRAW MATTINGS.
Our stock is larger and we show more
novel designs than ever, nor have we
at any time offered better values than
we do this season.
One of the popular mattings of 'the
day is the JAPAN MATTING, this
is "woven in the thread" which pro
duces a surface very much smoother
tLan that of the CHINA MATTINGS.
Piobably the most ua.'qae designs
are seen in inserted patterns and te
carpet effects. Prices $5,00 per ro)l
and pp.
I, B, 4 R. S. Iickd $ 0
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