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he VOL a Ilt0ttor RALEIG-H, FBIDAT, SEPTEMBER 4, 1891: 3STO. 114 NEWS NOTES ABOUT THE CITY. What Our Reporters See and Hear Worth Giving to Our Readers News in Brief. Cold wave predicted. Scuppernong grapes coming in. New goods joBt pouring in today. Scuppernong grapes are coming in. What an air of city like the street cars put on things generally, it looks like business all over. There will be a love feast at Eden ton Street Church tonight. Rev. J. A. Cunninggim, Presiding Elder, will ofiiciate. We learn that Auditor Sanderliu has arrived in the city. He is still very sore from his experience, but other wise much improved. Over one hundred and fifty students had arrived at Chapel Hill, yester day morning. It was thought when the session opened today there would be over two hundred on hand. Look out for the scoundrel. The R. & 1). Railroad offers a reward of $10,000 for the party or parties who misplaced the rail and caused the late disaster near Statesville. The reunion of the Ex Confederate Veterans to take place here Oct. 18, should be well attended. Every in ducement in the way of transporta tion and otherwiee should be offered them A barbecue way (riven today at Wiodell. Wake county, fifteen mile east of Raleigh. A very large crowd was in attendance It was under the auspices of the Windell Sunday School The committee to solicit subscrip' tiona to the Baptist Female Univer sity, are making some headway, but we are sorry to say are not receiving that encouragement which the matter deserves. Of the $8,000 required, about $1,400 has been pledged. There is too much indiference shown about attending meetings of the Chamber of Commerce. These meetings should be well represented by itB members. It is an important body, and has great interest to look after. The wagon factory is booming Ten wagons are being turned out i day, and fifteen will soon be readied They are as good as any ever trough? to this market, and our people should patronize home industries, all things being even. Modesty is that quality which should adorn men and women, but, unfortunately, '-brazen impudence" is the thing that usually 'gets there,' and don't you forget it. Mr. Sherwood House is neatly pain ting the store on Fayetteville street next to Messrs. W. C. & A. . Strom ach's preparatory to its occupancy as the Morris Dry Goods Store. The Mayor had only a few trivial cases this morning to dispose of. One was a tramp on his way to Tennessee, who was found drunk. He was or dered to go on bis route rejoicing. A hackman for leaving his horse stand ing unattended, was let off with the cost. , k Mr. Moje, of the office of the clerk Of the Superior Court, was engaged today in fixing up cases for the docket at the coming term. There are now seventy seven cases on docket. Joshua Harris, white man, will probably be tried for a burglary committed in New Light Township. . I feel it my duty to write you in re gard to the benefit your Bradycrotine has been to my wife. Ever since a child she has been subject to the most dreadful headaches, "usually several times a month. She has tried doctors from Maine to California but none could prevent these spells run ning their, course. Bradycrotine has not failed to effect a cure in a single instance, one dose usually being suf ficient. Oscar F. Frost, Monmouth, foine. Sept. 2 6t Robinson's circus next month. Taxes will be due next Monday, Blind Tom tomorrow night at Metropolitan Hall. Over one hundred young lady board ern entered at Peace Institute yester day. School girls coming in by the score. It puts more life in the city to see their smiling faces Erf the gravelling of Hillsboro road go on. It should be completed from the city to the exposiiion grounds by the time the " big show" opens Warning. iscmpiaiot lias been made to us that some parties have been digging potatoes and otherwise playing havoc with the vines, on the lot owned by Mr. J.N.McRary, situated on Saunders street next to Mr. Andrew Jackson's. Mr. MeRary informs us that he will set a spring gun and also a steel trap in the lot, and should these invaders molest anythiug on the lot in the future they will have to take the con sequences. Our Patrons. Mr. L. R. Wvatt. No. 21B. Favptr. Thanks. Our thanks are hereby tendered for ' a complimentary ticket to-rbe Caber ville street, is the leader, not only in rus County A. ft M. Fair, to be held at Raleigh, but in this section of North Concord, September 16th, 17th and , Carolina, in the way of farm iinple- Hardware, Ac. f 18th. Removal. The Real Estate firm of J. M. Broughton & Co., will tomorrow move into the office at corner Fayetteville and Martin streets, heretofore occu pied by Col. Turk. We congratulate Messrs. Broughton and Moseley upon this change of location. They will now have one of the most eligible offices in the city, where we hope they will continue to prosper. They are hard working reliable business men. They deserve the success they have had. That Hydrant. A young man of this city, went to cne of our hydrants with a bucket in hand to get some water. He got hold of the chain and pulled for dear life tor about fifteen minutes, but with no success. He finally turned to a gentleman close by and said: "Mister, please show me how to get this water out " The gentleman said: "There's the place to get water," pointing him to the pump. He said: "I thought that was the pump where I was try ing to get water. He went away dis gusted with his sell, a wiser man than before. Blind Tom in Town. The many admirers of Blind Tom. who were shocked by the report that, he was lost in the Johnstown disaster will be glad to learn that the reoort was unfounded, and that Blind Tom is well and doing well. He will de-i light large audiences at the Madison ' street theatre, October 12, 13, 14 and i 15. He is as interesting as ever, and all ' who have heard him should hear him , again, ana otners wno nave never heard him will lose a rare treat if they fail to attend his wonderful re citals. The Conservator, Chicago, 111 ments, machinery etc. In fact, in the genera matter of business, he is one of our leading men; when he puts his shoulder to the wheel, progress is ad vanced. Call at his establishment and see for yourself. Every farmer visiting Raleigh should interview him. He can give good advice, and sell just what is needed. L. D. Womble, at the corner of Har gett and Wilmington streets, is a prince of merchants as he is of good e- i i . . ienows. lie nas in stock almost any thing needed in the grocery and va riety line, and he sells it at such prices as astonish the natives. J. E. Francis, whose shoemakiug establishment is on the east side of Fayetteville street, near Jones & Powell's store, is so well known in his line that he hardly requires an intro duction, He is undoubtedly one of the best shoemakers in North Caro lina and as clever a. gentleman as can be found anywhere. Give "Bud" a trial. He will suit you. w ATER COOLER Galvanized and Porcelain Linea SPECIAL NOTICES. Tobaccos, Snuffs all kinds at Uz zles. See the line. A Beautiful (Sanctum In our rounds today we noticed a nicely executed sign in front of the premises No. 113 Fayetteville street. east side, on which were emblazoned in large letters the words "Biblical Recorder." It occurred to us that amid the hurried cares of business we had not called upon our esteemed Journalistic Brother, Rev. C. T. Baiiey, who has recently removed Use soft, white sugar for preserving at 5 cents per pound at C. O Ball & Oo.'s Sep 1 5t Mrs. Justice's School Will begin Monday. Sept.7th,18i)l, at her residence 228, North McDowell st. Girl Wanted. Apply to A. D. RoysTKR & Brio's Use Imperial FJour, the best on the market, lor sale by C. O. Ball & Co. sep 1 5t. Push On. Where is the hitch in not running ! the street cars through on the Hills boro street line? Surely, it is not very enticing to ride from the capitol to a point only a few yards beyond the railroad bridge. The line might almost as well not be run at all. St. Mary's ought, 'at least, to be reached, and, in fact, the public can see no good reason why the line should not be run as far as the rails are laid.. It would seem that the company are much in their own light in this mat ter. The old " rule of three" would come in well here. If it takes man ten days to do a piece of work, on the same principle, ten men of equal capacity ought to do the same work in one day. Put on enough hands, string the wires, put posts in Cellar. the holes (now left open at; night to ce ip any quantity, also-fresh fish the extreme danger of pedestrians) I and then go ahead. Stopping at the , ly. T. E. 8orrkll. jeb tf. present point, tne Hillsboro Btreet route is nothing more than a farce. For Sale. 1 sorrel mare, in good one Can be seen at residence I Mrs. S. L. Gatline. V. B. Executor of Mrs. S. au29 lw. condition, of the late MOORE, L. (iatling. the Quarters of Inn otpII bnnmn non 1 " " " pnpw I t"."v, ..uv " outTU M 1 a from West, HnrwAft. m raot W nnj mnb !i nnthl special sale 01 Dress Ginghams Olir Wav lin fttnirw nrxA fnmwl fha Thin mav annnon o iiM antl DUtlllg FlailliellSe L.ii , . , . . I . V J Thft Nfiw Ynrlr Rorfw n TT.-,. K -BR83 -PRESERVING KETTLES. PORCELAIN LINED PRESERVING KETTT.M MASON'S PORCELAIN AN11 GLASS TUP FRUIT .IAR8. STEP LADDERS FLY TRAPS. FLY FANS. WHITE MOUNTAIN ICE CREAM FREEZERS THOMAS 8. EKIGGS SONS, RALE IWII, N C. s Millinerv, lEIMIIlll. I MPORTED AND DOMESTIC TRIMMED l. rials and JSormels Tim a desirable shinies rf fanCT Straw braids in tha ot grey, tan, black, &c- for Lad) PS. Missive and wee little onus. brother wreathed .in his usual smiles but then it is true seated in a front room, fixed ud in what might be termed, tip top style. This turned out to be the inner sane turn, or editorial room. It is furnished In a manner that shows -.most, at Carpets and Rugs. j Will you examine our new stock of Carpets and Rugs ? We don't think : VOU have ever Neon nn PTtonoivo q cellent taste, and is onlv one of four I stock of Garnets and Rn rooms devoted to the business of the showing. We have now in stock one Recorder. Adjoining the sanctum hundred and ninety different styles is the business department, where of Carpets to select from: Moquetts, two young men were hard at, work- Velvets. Bodv Brussels. Want. Min- then just accross are the quarters for sters, Tapestry, three ply. all the compositors and the "make up Wool, two ply all Wool, Wool room," reminding oue of a hnav hiv and Cotton miTd nil n ' rf - -wmj j ' W V of industry. Brother Bailey informed Hemp and Coco Matting, Floor Oil us tnat ne nad purchased one half of Cloth in all widths, Art Squares, Rugs all sizes, and anything you can possibly want in floor covering and all new and pretty, this years weav ings; will you see us on carpets V Our special sale of Moquett and Vel .-efc Carpets at $1 a yard for ten days on ly, is a grand success. Respectfully, D. T. Swindell. the premises, and now, so to speak, was monarch of all he surveyed. We had a most pleasant chat with him on the leading events of the day and, as usual found ourself much interest ed. It would be a sad mistake to sup pose that our brother, because he presides over a denominational iourn- al, loses sight of the current events of the day. He would soon convince the most skeptical that he has an eye to business and even political cur rent news of this in lindane sphere. and can advance some of as rood w points on questions generally as any man we know of. In a word, brother Bailey has set tied down into his new uuarters. seemingly for right down hard journ aastic work, of which, we take it, he is unusually fond. He is in admirable health and his genial smile is an in dex of a liver in perfect order and a heart free from guile. He is a genial gentleman, a candid man, and an open hearted friend. We have no mental reservation in all this. May Hth and 15th of this njojth Pads Ink, Pencils, Slates. Paper. Pens and other school suunlies at. Woollcott & Son's. ! Before purchasing a Bicvcle. - w T just received five cases of the latest styles of Dress Ginghams and two cases of double-width Outing Flan nells and will place on sale for Two DATS only, commencing Thursday morning, September 3rd and lasting until Friday evening at 8 o'clock. Two cases of Dress Ginghams, few light shades, regular price 10 and 124 cents will go during this sale for 5 cents oer yard. Two cases of Tt-ens j Ginghams Fall Shades standard price 8 and 10 cents, win go for 5 I cents per yard. One case of the finest J American Ginghams sold every i where for 124 and 15 cents. will go during this sale only for 64 cents per yard; 2 cases of double width outing flannells, sold regular at 25 and 30 cents will go for 10 cents. Remember this sale will only last for 2 days commencing on Thursday morning at 8 o'clock, sharp. Polite lady and gentlemen clerks will be ready to wait on you. H. A. Littman & Co , Proprietors of the New York Bar gain House, 205 Fayetteville street, Raleigh, N. C. ALL THE NEW SHADES tn chiffon and. other trimming materials ; Mowers m prolusion, so very natural vou wonder nature does not also yield its per fume. ""f 1 Coileie Line of Infant's fine crepe de chene and muslin caps and slurred hats. 1 HAIR GOODS, inn nf nil UkJ. - J rp- , , V nil KMMIIU lies. All tile new haw irniamanh i..... jewelry, ifee,, to. ' Stamped linens, embroidery materials wools and zephyrs. Prices reasonable and satisfaction guaranteed. Miss MAGGIE REESE, a iq 209 Fayetteville St. April 8 tf. Raleigh, N. C. Dry Goods, Notions, &e. ex amine those offered by W. both as to prices and chines, i . Hughes, fcy of ma - 3ept.4 2t. Jfut up your Pickles with the best Vinegar in order to save cist of cu cumbers and vour trouble keeps the best. Fashion Sheets Fre at Swin dell's. Our grand opening Wll be on the he live long and continue to prosper. P. T. iwwDpbb New Dress Goods Fall 18)1, Particular attention is directed to our lines of wool plaids, stripes, and plain materials in textures and prices suitable for Misses- and childrens' school dresses. This is the most liberal line of wool materials that we have Uzzle , displayed so early in the season, and in styles they will represent many of the finer imported fabrics. Our patrons will find it best to make their purchases of these goods now, for no better styles or grades will be shown this season at the same prices. W. H. & R. S. Tucjskr & Co. W.H.iR. S.TUCKERiCO. Carpets and Floor Coverings OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. In anticipation of the Exposition, soon to open, we early this season, provided a stock of carpets and floor coverings, that those who had any preparations of this kind to make could do so before the opening days. Ihese sroods have been arriving al most daily for the past six weeks ; the lines are now practically complete and we wish every one who has any thing in the way of carpets, or floor coverings of any kind to buy, to come and see our stock-the largest and best exhibit ever made in Raleigh and we, guarantee our prices. ' ff. H. 4 8 S.( Tur4 Co, 123 and 125 Fayettevi? street.
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