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Rr AT.FP.TrVFT, STTJRJ3.Tr, OCTOBER 17,1391
NEWS NOTES ABOUT THE CITY.
What Our Reporters See aud
Hear Worth diving to Our
Headers News in Brief.
Lots of politicians are in the city.
Clark's Female Minstrels tonight at
Metropolitan Hall.
Go to Metropolitan Hall tonight.
It is a splendid show.
Quite a heavy frost in this section
thin morning.
Build more residences for small
families.
Let Raleigh give the Governor of
Maryland a rousing reception when
he comes.
October 29th will be the bicycle day
at the Exposition. A big parade is
on the programme.
About 113 babies entered the cod
test o"f the Standard Music Coinpany
of Winston, at the Fair ground
We regret to learn that Dr. J. R.
Pearsall, assistant physician of the
Western Insane Asylum at Morgan-
ton, died yesterday.
The attendance at the concert last
night was not as large as desired,
but the performance was admirable
in all its parts.
The German given last night by
the Capital Club to chief marshal
Jno. B. Cunningham was a most
brilliant and elegantly gotten up
affair. It was very largely attended
At 4:30 o'clock tomorrow afternoon,
Rev. 1. H. D. Wilson will preach in
A. D. RoysterV store house, corner of
Cabarrus and McDowell streets, op
posite the Gas house.
The ineetir fr at Ce .tral Methodist
church which h"8 been ir progress
for some time up to Wednesday night,
mav be resumed and contiuned from
tomorrow night. It willdepepd upon
the outlook to morrow nigbt.
The mayor had several colored
parties before hiiu today for a fracas
in the Adams Hall Duilding during a
festival. Those rows seem to be ol
frequent occurrence and we believe
if -not stopped the city authoring"
would be justified in stopping them
altogether.
The real estate convention will be
held in eonnectiou with the exoosi
tion, on the 2Cth to 28d at, Raleieh
It will be composed of leading real
estate men from the southern states
and is expected to result in much
good to this section.
"I have found your Brsr'ycrotine a
sure cure for headaches. A. R. Hanks,
Mountain Pes k, Texas. wed!4 6t
A colored boy was arrested last
night for turning on a false alarm of
fire a few days ago. He was before
the mayor this morning and confessed
the charge. At last accounts the
mayor had the matter under consid
eration. This should be a warning to
such attempts in the future.
Cards are out for the marriage of
Col. Benehan Cameron to Miss Tali
ferro Mayo, of Richmond, Va. The
ceremony will take place at All
Saints Church, Richmond, October
88th. Miss Mayo is of one of the first
and most influential families of the
Old Dominion, belonging to a large
line of distinguished ancestry.
Drive out to Oakdale and see what
ts going on. The Capital City Land
Company are pushing things, open
ing up beautiful streets, building
houses, and will commence work
next week on the electric street car
line down Person street to Oakdale.
They will have their auction sale of
lots October 28 and 29
Church Dedication.
It has now been definitely decided
upon to dedicate Central Methodist
Church in this city on the 22nd of
November. Bishop O. B. Galloway,
of Nashville, Tenn. , will preach the
dedicatory sermon.
Soldiers Home.
Mr. B F. Hanes, tobacco manufac
tnrer of Winston, has two boxes of
very flue chewing tobacco on exhi
bition with the Forsyth county dis
play, which he proposes to have sold
at the close of rn exposition and to
donate the proceeds to the Soldiers
Home. This is noble.
Personal mention.
Hon. Francis Winston, of Bertie,
is here.
Judge George H. Brown is in the
city
Mr. Thos. R. Jcrnigan, of the News
aud Observer, has gone to Hertford
county to visit his mother.
Dr. B. F. Dixon, President of the
Greensboro Female College, was in
the city yesterday.
We had the pleasure of seeing Mr.
Jacob 8. Allen, of Richmond, Va.,
but formerly of Raleigh, in the
city today.
Mr. J. N. Riddick has returned
from a visit of several months to
Gates county.
Ex Governor Jarvis and wife are
the guests of Governor Holt's family
at the Exocutive Mansion.
Mr. W. T. Utley is sick at his house
on South East street.
Mrs. Preston Bridgers is in the city
visiting her parents, Dr. and Mrs. E
Burke Haywood.
GRAND TIME BEFORE US.
A Brilliant Programme liext
Week and Week Alter.
Superior Court.
Ou Monday, October 26th, the Su
perior Court for the trial of civil cases,
will commence in Raleigh. The fol
lowing cases have been set for the
first week :
MONDAY.
No. 4122, B. M. Harrison et als. vs.
David Ray et als.
No. 4429, Susan Green vs Frank
Green
No. 4841, J H. Booth vs. Chas. D
Dpchureh et als.
No. 4947, Alvin Betts vs. Col. John
Robinson.
No. 4971, State ex rel Pou, Solici
tor, vs H. C. Howell, Guardian, et als
No. 4U72, State ex rel. M. F. Grady
et als. vs Chas. D. TJpchurch et als.
TUESDAY.
No. 4563, M. L. Haynes vs B. F.
Montague.
No. 4834, Edmund Terrell et als. vs
Andrew By me, Adin'r
No. 4864, Elizabeth J, Kelly vs
Solomon Freeman et als.
No. C973, Wm. Mitchell et al. vs
Sallie Hall.
WKDNKSDAY.
No 4759, Chas. H. Lane et al vs
Caudis Rogers, Ex't'x.
No. 484?, State ex rel. Florence
Grady vs Chas. D. TJpchurch et als.
No. 4843. State ex rel. Walter J.
Beddingrield vs Chas. D. TJpchurch
et als.
THURSDAY.
No. 4782, Chas. Winters et als vs
T. B, Yancey et als
No. 4849, A. W. Shaff r vs Eber
hardt & Pescud
No 4850, A. W. Shaffer vs Dempsey
Holman.
FRIDAY.
No. 4840, Cornelia A. R. Jackson
vs Daniel Jackson.
No 4856 Alex. Jones vs Sophia
Jones.
SATURDAY.
No. 4863, Tucker & Co. et als vs
Mary S. Hatch et als.
No. 3131, Annie E. Harris et als. vs
W. 0. Rhodes et als.
Gent's Furnishing Goods.
You will find at our mammoth
emporium a large and elegant assort"
mcnt of cheap, medium, and fine
gent's fnrnishing goods, all of which
are being sold at a great bargain. See
our immense line. We guarantee
that we can suit you in quality and
price In men's, women's and chil
dren's shoes we can furnish you any
size, style or price that you may
want, and we guarantee every pair
will give you perfect satisfaction.
On ne xt Friday, October 23d, we
will place on special sale, one day
only, a big lot of ladies and misses
rubbers at 20 cents a pair, and chil
drens at 15 cents a pair. This is the
greatest bargain ever offered in
rubbers. Come and see them.
D. T. SwliliDEUi.
The Expositfon is somewhat like
an advertisement, the benefits to be
derived from it cannot all be seen
at once. It has now been established
to the complete satisfaction of all the
people of Raleigh that the Southern
Inter-Stnte Exposition is a giuxd
success. It now remains to make it
a source of farther benefit to the
people of Raleigh, to North Carolina
and to the South.
Next week we are to have with
us the Governor of Florida; the
weds after the Governor of Maryland
and the Fifth Maryland regiment,
the great citizan soldiery regiment of
the South. Let the citizens of RaUigh,
Wake county and the State of North
Carolina generally, see to it that
these distinguished visitors arj re
ceived with that cordial welcome that
will do credit to the "Oak City" and
to the "Old North State'
Now that "croakers aud kickers"
have been compelled to take back
seats, let us have grand and imposing
turnouts from this time forward.
The eyes of the enti e nation are on
us Let thvre be no backward step
En gllpk's Opera House- "Last
Bays of Pompeii."
A large audience was at English's
Opera House last night, to witness
the initial presentation of John Pal
mer's classic production, "Last Days
of Pompeii." The play is the medium
of a splendid display of the spectacu
lar, and the scenic effects employed
are in every respect worthy of the ef
fort. The ensemble is good and the
utmost care is taken to bring out
those positions capable of the best
artistic results. The story is kept
close to that of the famous novel and
the action is forcibly maintained.
The spectacle will be repeated this
and tomorrow evenings. Indianapo
lis (I ud ) Journal.
Kndden Death.
We most deeply regret to announce
the death of Mr. J. H Davis, which
took place 1 st night at his residence
ou wh'it is knowi' as the Lewis daily
farm just northwest of the city, at
9:30 o'clock.
Mr. Davis was la his usual health
yesterday and ;u do 1 the Expo
sition. J nst before dusk he was in
Raleigh and at the store of Me-srs.
Eberhardt & Pescud.
The immediate cause of death is
not known. Mr. Davis was nn Eng
lishman by birth, but has beti iu this
country for several years. He was,
we h arn, about 37 years of aye aud
had lor sometime carried on success
fully a dairy farm. He wus a most
genial, kind heartnl gentleman and
enjoyed the confidence of a large
circle of friends. We believe he
married a d lighter of the late Rich
ard Finch, who v a6for ninny years
teller of the old Bank of Cape Fear
in Raleigh. Mr. Davis leaves a wife
and several children besides an aged
father to mouru their loss.
Hardware, &c.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
New River oysters this p. m. at my
store, 4") cents per quart. Not water
ed. D. T. Johnson.
Phone 23
Fresh Norfolk oysters at Bark 1 a; V
old stand, opposite post office every
eveuiug.
The Exposition.
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday
of next week will be Georgia days at
the exposition; during these days the
following prominent gentlemen from
that State will be here and address
the people. Hon. R. T. Nesbit, Com
missioner of Agriculture for the State
of Georgia, F. H. Richardson, Esq.,
editor of the Atlanta Journal, Mr. E.
J. Wade, managing editor of the
Athens Daily Ledger, Hon. L. F.
Livingston, President Georgia State
Farmers Alliance, Frank Weldon,
Esq., editor Savannah Daily Times
and Hon J. B Huunicut;, Assistant
Commissioner of Agriculture for
Georgia.
Gov. .Norton is also expected to be
present and deliver an address.
Thursday, Friday and Saturday of
next week, 22nd, 23rd and 24th will be
Florida rl ay s Gov F P. Fleming and
other proarueut spnk- rs from that
State are expected to be present and
deliver addresses
Why are Female Minstrels Boy
cotted bj the Ladles V An
Interesting Question in
Morals. j
Duncan Clark's Female Minstrels
drew a fair audience on Wednesday
evening. The entertainment ras very
good and utterly devoid of any ob
jectionable features Thousands of
the best ladies in the laud have beard
Aimee, Alice Oates and the fair
Lydia Thompson, in "Opera Bonfire,"
with their whole company in tights,
to say nothing of the ballet iutro
duo id in all the leading operas, in
which no less than two and three
hundred females are attired in tights;
but all that is seen in the larf e cities,
and of course there is no harm in go
ing then; but when they are at home
it will not do to attend It is wicked.
Consistency has long since lost her
jewels, and we fear will never be
found-Elmira (N. Y.) Tidings.
Don't forget we are offering our
goods at prices much below cost
Suits, uudorwear, water proof nm
brelias, shirts, hosiary, n.ick Wear.
H. V. Wait.
Send toS'he Barkley Restapraur,
opposite post office for fresh Norfolk
Oysters. E A Jordan, Proprietor.
Wuat do You Want ?
What do you want in the way of
dry goods? Is it any of the following ?
The best childrens school hose at 10
and 2.) cents. The best ladies black
hose at 10, 15 and 23 cents. The best
ladies under vest at 25 and 50 cents.
The best 50 corset. The best boys hat
at 25 cents. The best bed ticking at
10 cents. The best gray flannel at 121
cents; the best red flannel at 20 cents;
the bast white flannel at 20 cents; the
best heavy canton flannel at 10 cents;
the best ginghams at 5 cents, 8J cents i
and 10 cents; the best line of 5 cents
calicoes; the best of pant cloth 15, 29,
25 aud 35 cents; and the best of all
other kinds of dry goods, at the very
lowest prices.
W. H. & R. 8. Tuokkr & Co.
NO MAN
emn ic happy with his face all
MTajn-l and sore from
SHAVING
No man ran shave well with a sor
ry razor, The moral is to call and
buy
A GOOD RAZOR.
We offer razors that are cool; we
have, just motived a large stock.
Our name is stamped on the razor,
aud every one is
WARRANTED.
AZORS very light weWit,
ZUtS nifuimu weight,
W.OUS heavy weight.
JifOur razor with name
RALEIGH
etched on it, is linest can be inanu-
lectured.
THOMAS 8. BH1GCS SOHS,
a
RALEIGH, N. C.
1891
: 392.
uiiuery
You can get nice tenderloin Heck
ler Sausage at W B. Mann & Co.'s
ocl t 4t.
Pony for Sale.
A four year old Pony, well broke
and gentle and kind, for sale. Apply
to G. N. Waltkrs
Sep 22 tf.
Cols for Sale
100 upholstered cots for sale cheap.
Apply to
se30 tf J. M, Broughton & Co.
Choice roses and other eu (lowers,
bouquets, baskets and desigus. Hya
einth and all kinds of fall planting
bulbs, roses, evergree is and magnol
ias. oc5 2v H. Sthtxmktz.
Girl wanted,
ster & Bro.
Apply to A. D. Roys
oclO tf
Ice V ftllar.
Ice in any quantity, also fret,h flth
daily, at my cellar No. :!23, S. Wil
mington Street. Orders filled protnpt
lv T E. RoRRKLli. je8 tf.
Norris' Dry Goods Store
Special Notice.
We are now displaying a special
line of novelty Dress Goods in fancy
camels hair, ladies cloths, broad
cloths, fancy to Ted effects, cashmeres
and many othr r fawcy weares too nu
merous to mention at extraordinary
low prices. Ask to see our line of
umbrellas, shoes and hosiery. We
are selling them much cheaper than
same quality is sold elsewhere.
Norris' Dry Goons Stork
Fall and Winter.
The latest novelties and best styles
in HATS AND BONNETS now readv
FOR THE TRADE
Hair Goods, Stampe 1 Linens, Em
broidery materials, Wools, Zephyrs
and Yarns of all kinds.
Orders from a distance will receive
prompt attention
MISS MARGIE
ap9 tf
209 FAYETTE VILLE ST.
Bry Goods, Xotioua, &e.
Taa GOODS
FOR TIE LEAST WHY.
Dress Goods,
Our lino of cheap and medium
Dress Goods, embraces the most pop
ular shades and the newest styles.
A splendid assortment, lOcts, 12i cts,
15 cts, 20 cts, 25 cts 30 cts, 35 cts, 40 cts,
and '0 cs.
La rises Shoes-
The beat and most drossy $1 50 shoe
in town, opera and common sense
lasts. We have the most, stylish, and
the best wearing la-lies shoe at $30
ever shown in Raleigh. Opera and
common sons.o lasts, plain toes, and
patent leather tips.
Ladies and Children's Wraps.
Ladies all wool jackets $2 50
" "long garments 6 CO
Children's cloaks 2 00
The largest stock. The lowest
prices. Every one can be suited.
H, K S. Tinker t flri