W II B 8 Tucker ft Co.
Rot Weather Garments. Received
by express this mo-uing a Dew line of
Gent' Negligee Shirts. These gar
ments, are the most desirable styles
of any we have yet shown. In this
department can also be found every
requisite for a gents' complete hot
weather outfit.
Lisle and Game Shirts and Pant,
Cambric and Muslin Night Shirts,
Lawn Bosom Dress 8hirts.
Lisle and light-weight cotton socks,
&c, &o. The most moderate prices
prevail ihroi ghout the entire depart
ment. WnSRS Tucker & Co.
Church Services Tomorrow.
Baptist Tabernacle Sunday school
opens at V a in., N B Broughton,
Supt. Preaching at 11 a m by Rev W
B Wingate, of Roxobel, N C, and 8:00
p m. by the pastor. Kev JJr J J Han
Subject, "Moral Earnestness." Public
cordially invited.
Central M E Church, South Sun
day school at 9:30 a m, R C Redford,
superintendent. Preaching at 11 a m
and 815 p m by the pastor, Rev L L
Nash. D D. Strangers in the city
will find a cordial welcome, and be
seated by polite ushers. A welcome
to all.
Brooklyn Church Services at 11 a
m and 8:00 p in by the pastor, Rev J
1) Pegram. Sunday school at 3 p m.
The public are cordially invited.
Church of the Good Shepherd
Rev W M Clark, Rector Fourth Sun
day after Trinity. Sunday school 9:3 J
a m. Morning Prayer and Sermon at 11
a m. Evening Prayer and Sermon at
8:30 pm. Services during the week
Wednesday and Friday at 10 a m. All
seats free. Polite ushers. All cordis
ally invited.
Christ Church St Peter's Day.
Fourth Sunday after Trinity. Sun
day School 9:45 am. Divine Service
and Sermon at 11 a m. Evening
Prayer 6 pm. Services during the
week Wednesday 6 pm. and Friday
10 a m. All invited.
First Presbyterian Church Sunday
School 9:30 a m. Preaching at 11 a m
and 8 p m, by the pastor, Rev Dr J S
Watkins. Services at Mission Chapel
at 4 p m. Polite ushers. Seats free.
All cordially invited.
Christian Church Sunday school
9:30 a m. PreachiDg at 11 a in and 8 p
m by the pastor. Rev J L Foster.
Strangers and visitors in the city are
cordially invited to attend these ser
vices. First Baptist Church. Sunday
school 9:20 o'clock promptly, Thos H
Briggs, Superintendent. Preaching
at 11 a m and 8:00 p.ni, by RevDr J W
Carter. Strangers in the city and
the public cordially invited to attend
all these services.
Edenton Street M E Church South
Sunday school at 9:30 a. m. Preaching
at 11 am by Rev E L Pell, subject
"Temptations and How to Avoid
them," Matt 26-41. At 8:15 p m, by
the pastor, Rev Dr J H Cordon, sub
ject, "The Moral Harvest," John 4 35.
The public cordially invited to at
tend all services
The Useful Rat.
Cornhill Magazine.
The pottcffice was once saved con
siderable expense by the assistance of
a rat. As most people know, the main
tale graph wires in London run
through the subways in which the
gas pipes and sewers are placed. The
principal arteries are so large that it is
easy enough for men to work in them,
but the pipes through which the side
wires branch off are much smaller,
and great care has to be taken to pre
serve the connection between the
main and the lateral wires. Some
years ago men were repairing one of
these latter, and carelessly omitted to
attach it to a leading line by which it
could be drawn to its place when
mended. The blunder seems likely to
have serious consequences, for it was
thought that the whole of the lateral
pipe would have to be dug up in order
to get at the broken wire. But one
of the men came to the rescue with a
happy thought, suggesting that a rat
should be procured, and with a fine
piece of wire attached to it sent
through the pipe. This was done,
bu to the dismay of the workmen the
new hand came to a stop after it had
gone a few yards. The inventor of this
idea was not yet, however, at the end
of his resources, and by his advice a
ferret was procured and started on the
dilatory rat's track. 'There was a mo
ment of suspense before it was settled
whether the rat would show fight or
rnn away, but this was soon ended
b. the paying out of the wire, and in
a short time the latest edition to the
staff of the post office appeared at the
other end of the pipe. It was caught,
the wire detached, and then it was
set free in reco nition of the service
it had rendered. By means of the
wire the telegraph line was secured
and a long and laborious price of
work saved.
Standard - Flavoring
y HOUSEKEEPERS can prove by a single
riaf that these Extracts are the chest,
jftey are true to their names, full measure
' utd highly concentrated.
Tbf Crops In Halifax County.
The Roanoke N ews says; For sev
eral years past we hare fail, d to rake
an average crop in this section The
outlook is glorious. The earth is
bursting with a mighty trial of its
fruitfulness, and if we mistake not
the signs, the patient and lalorious
farmer will be rewarded for I.U wait
ing when th harvest comei. Seeds
mistrusted and supposed to be worth
less have brought fort l their kind in
abundance and thrift Angry clouds
that tpilled destroying floods a year
ago now dispel gentle showers that
fructify. Grass no longer grows to
annoy and call the husbandman with
a score of plows and hoes to conquer,
but comes with a gentle intimation
that the use of these implements will
encourge the objects of our care into
greater thiift and early maturity.
The peasant drives his team atle'd
and grudges not his task nor the sweat ;
of his brow when nature smiles with
the promise of bounty upon his ef
forts Crops requiring miu have had
enough to yield a fair harvest; those
preferring a dryer soil suiile at the
warm sunshine, and rejjice because
the mellow de trickle over their
spreading leaves to satisfy thirst but
but not to satiate, nor quench desire
for more. All natur- is aglow, and
w hen the Autumn runs turns upon
his winter course the scourged and
smitten planter will once more raise
his voice to heaven in praise ror tne
returning smiles of Providence.
Base hall Yesterday.
ATLANTIC ASSOCIATION.
Baltimore 13: Worcester 8.
Wilmington 19; Jersey City 15.
Newark 5; Hartford 4.
Washington 2; New Haven 10.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Louisville 8; St Louis 6.
Columbus 9; Toledo 5.
Syracuse 8; Brooklyn 7.
Athletic 9; Rochester 2.
PLATERS' LEAGUE.
Pittsburg 10; New York 8.
Buffalo 5; Philadelphia 7
Cleveland 6; Brooklyn 6.
Chicago 2; Boston 0. j
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Pittsburg 5; Boston 7.
Cincinnati 4; New York 8.
Cleveland 7; Philadelphia 3.
Chicago 2; Brooklyn 7.
ATLANTIC ASSOCIATION.
Won. Lost.
Won. Lost
Washington, 25 24
Baltimore, 36 4
New Haven, 34 14
Newark, 28 24
Jers'y C'y, 21 30
Hartford, 13 32
Worcester, 28 15
Wilm'gton, 10 39
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Philadelphia, 33 21
Cleveland, 16 83
Chicago, 27 23
Cincinnati, 86 16
Brooklyn, 31 21
Pittsburg, 13 88
Boston, 29 25
New lork, 23 31
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Athletic,
37 17
33 21
27 23
25 27
Toledo, 22 27
Columbus, 28 26
Syracuse, 21 31
Brooklyn, 15 86
Rochester,
Louisville,
St Louis,
PLAYERS' LEAGUE.
Chicago,
28 23
Pittsburg, 25 26
Boston,
Brooklyn,
Philadelphia
34 20
28 28
29 25
New York, 27 25
Buffalo, 15 36
Cleveland, 21 27
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Who Wants It?
I will sell my tract of land con
taining 233 acres, 1 miles south
east of this city; in good state of cul
tivation; will produce well. About
150 acres in heavy woodland; about
400 peach, apple, pear, pecan trees
ana grapes oi tne nnest variety.
Come and talk with me about it at
126 E Martin street, Raleigh.
Ijel7 HA BPENCE.
BARGAINS IN ALL LINES.
Wishing to reduce our Stock be
fore taking inventory, we wi'l
offer bargains in all de
partments. 4-ply Linen Colars, Sand 10c, former
prices 15, 20 and 25c each.
Gents1 fine hand-made Shoes, 3.50,
$4.00 and $4.50, former prices $4.50,
$5.00 and $5.50 pair.
Gent's fine colored half hose, former
prices 45c, 50c and 65c, your
choice only 25c pair.
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alc Cause:
The imperative necessity of selling our magnificent stock of
TAILOR MADE AND CUSTOM CUT
Clothing during the present month compels as to cut deeper and deeper into
all pricts the profits are all yours)
EFFECT
We have reached the point where our rhals and competitors dare not
follow us, and make the unqualified assertion that we sell the finest "tailor
made clothing" at lower prices than cny other house in the State.
AT SI O.OO.
They were $20 and upward. Sur
prising sale!
SuperiorSergeSuits
in black, blue and gray. Guaranteed
all wool and fast colors besides.
AT SIO.OO.
fti EN'S HATS.
Genuine Mackinaws, $1 00
Flat Brims, black or brown, 65
Boys' Straw Hats from 25
Soft and Stiff Felt Hats at all prices.
The Summer Stock has to be closed out. Now is your Golden Oppor
tunity. Call and examine.
DAVID
N. C. Leading Clothing Ecnse, Andrews Building,
mu29 Raleigh, Ji. C.
117 FAYKTTKVILLE STREET, RALEIGH, N C. NEXT TO A WILLIAMS A CO.
T. W. BLAKEf
JEWELER AND SILVERSMITH,
Jewelry, Watches, Clocks and Silverware.
A full line of EMBLEM PINS, PLAIN RINGS, SEALS and STENCILS
made to order.
Repairing of Watches and Jewelry solicited.
Ice Cellar!
We have opened an ice cellar under
tne Henry Building, opposite the
post office, where our Mr R H Mur
pney win be pleased to give every
one full value for their cash or tick
ets. This ice is made on large iron
plates, then cut into blocks, and has
no porous or Boft parts. This process
insures
Absolute Purity,
wonderful transparency, great dens
lty and freedom from air bubbles. It
is more nearly like natural lake or
river ice than can be . made by any
other process, but t is more pure and
more durable, as ' demonstrated by
actual experiments, with both under
tne same conditions.
Our White Covered Wagons
go wherever wanted in town, both
morning and evening.
FULL WEIGHT GUARANTEED.
Car loads verv low rates. PrornDt
snipments.
Jones & Powell.
Agents for Raleigh Ice Factory.
QOODWItf & CO.,
MANUFACTURERS OF BRICK,
RALEIGH, NC.
Yards one mild south of the city.
The dav we nsn in snnprinr tn nntr
clay found in the State. All brick
handmade. Orders solicited. mv24m
Q LOCKLEAR,
BARBER AND HAIR DRESSER.
Work done DromDtlv and well execu
ted. Orders filled at residences on
application. Shop open ' during;the
day and until late at night, except
Slindn.VR. at. O.0.1 Pa-oof tovillft fitrftfit.
under store of-Julias Lewis & Co.
Eggleston $ Bouldin, ,
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
Careful attention given to the pur
chase and sale of real estate and
stocks at Glasgow, Va.
Kererences: omoers or kock bridge
Co, Glasgow, Va.
Judge T li Irving, JJarmville, Va.
Got P W McKinney. ap24 tf
SUPREIU2E
AT $15.00.
They were $25 and upward. Gentle
men's Fine Spring Suits, all shapes,
styles and sizes; costliest cloths and
present patterns; silk lined and hand
sewed; "tailor made" and "custom
cut."
AT $15.00.
Men's Furnishings.
Silk Striped Shirts, $1 75
Flannel Shirts from 45c io 1 60
Gauze Underwear, each 23
Four in Hand Scarfs, 45
Silk Fey i'ies, 13
Windsor Ties, 5
British Hose, 12
Collars, Linen, 5
Cuffs, Linen, ' 15
ROSENTHAL,
ap4 3m
Important Sale-
On Monday, the 30th day of June,
1890, 1 will offer for sale to the high
est bidder, for cash, at the place of
business of L D Taylor, on Wilming
ton street, in the city of Raleigh, a
stock of Liquc rs, Cigars, Tobacco,
Bar Fixtuies, Furniture, &c, &c.
W M RUSS,
June 19th, 1890. Assignee.
FOR SALE.
One Black Mare, 6 years old, per
fectly gentle and a good buggy horse.
Price reasonable. Apply to
E V DENTON,
Fancy Grocer. Paper and Paper Bag
Dealer, No 13 Exchange Place. jl8 6t
NOTICE.
I have associated with me my son,.
Henry Moore, and we are now pre
pared to do all kinds of Shoe Work.
Shoes of all styles are made to order
by us, at prices that will prove satis
factory to every one. Repairing--of
every kind quickly and neatly done.
Everybody knows old Shoemaker'
Moore. I am, by the help of God,,
trying to lead a better life.
C2F"0ld Shoes and Boots bought.
Wm Moore,
819 East Martin St.
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AU11IAOES,
BVGCilIKS.ROAD CARTS
and FAR JUL WAGONS
ATCOST.
We will sell our stock of Vehicles
consisting of about three hundred
jobs at cost. We do this in order to
improve and enlarge our business.
We have control and in stock, all of
the best makes of vehicles manufac
tured in the United States. Goods
that are standard and of wide repu
tation Give us a call. We mean
strictly business.
xANCEx & STRONACH,
Dealers and Manufacturers.
Lynn Adams
AT
Yancey &Stronach's.
Ileadouarters for all kinds of coun
try produce. You will always find a
fresh supply of Chickens, Eggs. But
ter, and, in fact, everything in this
line at our produce market. Nob 819.
S21 and 823 Wilminsrton street.
jel8 . YANCEY St STRONACH.