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She UC1UI1 4 4 a VOL. XXVI. RALEIGH, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 1892. NO. 107 MINIATURE ALMANAC FOR TODAY. Ban rises ........ - 6:88 Bud sets m im ... 6:40 MOON'S phases kor fkbroart. First quarter, lth 4:8R A. m. Full mooo, Hth-2:34 p. m Last quarter, 20th IN P. M. few moon. 97th 10:33 P. M. 8) HOPBI4 OK THK WKATHSR. The following is the synopsis of the weather at 8 a. m. toda : The storm on the Atlantic coast near Wilmington dominates the weather over the country east of the Blue Kidge. Rain and cloudy weath er continues from New York down to Jacksonville, Florida The rainfall is light everywhere. The storm will move up the coast today and be fol lowed by clearing weather tomorrow. An extensive high pressure area and cold wave lies over the lake re gion, and will move eastward on Sat urday or Sunday. RALKiUH AND VICINITY. Friday : Continued threatening weather with raiu. Saturday : -Partly cloudy weather, no rain, colder Saturday night. CITY IN BRIEF. 'My Partner" at Metropolitan Hall to night. Go and see it. In spite of the weather, the Nev Berne Fair is a great success. The registered brands of fertilizers on sale in the State up to date amount to three hundred. Regular monthly meeting of the W. R. Wonible Trujk Co., to night, at 7:30 sharp. The jury in the ca6e of the bigamist, Wylde, at Greensboro, have rendered a verdict of guilty. Wake Superior Court for the trial of civil cases, commences next Mon day. N o v is the time to get bargains in China &o , as Hughes is going to move to the Andrews building. Goods will be -old at reduced prices 4t. The State . fficials and others who returned from the Newberne Fair yesterday, report a most enjoyable time They say the fair was the best yet held in that city. It is now arranged so that the street car conductors, alternately have a day off ocoakK.ia!ly. This is all rig it They deserve it. Superintendent Roberts is bunily engaged in airanging plans for fixing np the epiti quare for spring and summer; various kinds of rare sbrub bery will be obtained. With the stone at easy comma- d the streets of this city in almost every instance should have good crossings In muddy weather it is almost im passible t6 cross some of them with ' out being mired to the shoe tops. Attention is called to the advertise ment of Messrs. Jones & Powell, who ogor for sale the "Russell Creek Coal" one of the most popular brands of coal now in use. Call or leave your orders. The Governor's Guard is rapidly increasing in numbers. It should run up to at least a hundred. The capital of the State should have the largest company, as it, no doubt, has one of the best drilled. The cotton receipts here, for the week ending yesterday afternoon were 362 bales against 259 for the cor, responding week last year. There ceipts to date are 21,019 againet 82, 923 for last season There are now on ly 479 bales on platform. The proposition for a grand excur sion to Norfolk on the occasion of the launching of the cruiser, "Raleigh" is fast growing in popularity. It is hoped that there will be a very large attendance, not only from our city, but from other parts of the State. A few hundred dollars of capital is all that is needed to start a canning factory on a moderate scale Thus far, this promises to be a good fruit year, and it looks as if the business would be a paying one. There are many of these establishments in va rious parts of the State doing well Who will start the enterprise? JN ice sweet oranges 20 cents a dozxen At A. Dughi's. Our friend Mr. A Doghi is evidently extending his fame throughout the State This morning he sent off to Oxford a large quantity of fancy ice cream for a grand reception to take pNc'p in that town We congratulate Mr D ihi on his constantly increas ing business. The j-iry in the case of Weitman Thompson, for the murder of W. W. Pearsall, wife and two children and burning the house over their dead bodies.on the night of December 23rd, 1891, returned a verdict of murder in the Superior Court at Smithfield, JohnBton county yesterday. The prisoner was st ntenced by Judge Con nor to be hanged April 14th. The jury signed a paper recommending the commutation of the sentence to life imprisonment. The evidence was cir cumstantial, but, very strong. Postponed. The entertainment of the King's Daughters which was to have taken place this evening, has been post poned until Tuesday night, when in stead of the musicale intended, the young ladles of "Whatsoever Circle" assisted by friends, will serve an "Orange T ea" between the hours of 5 and 9 p. m A Fraud. The Durham Sun says: "Joseph Roberts, of 160 St. Nicholas Ave. New York city, is sending circular letters to our citizens in regard to "green goods," hoping thereby to catch some one and swindle them out of many hundreds of dollars of good monev. Beware of such "fakes" and swindling scoundrels." Fire. Mv. W. Woodall, one of our city police, who has been running a farm at his fathers old place, known as the "Yates farm" about f 'ur miles west of the city, had his feed barn burned, about 4 o'clock this morning, together with all his feed, corn, fodder, etc. It is supposed to have been the work of an incendiary. Married. Yesterday, in Richmond, Va., our clever and populr to nsman, Mr. Cha, L. Lambeth, was united in marriage to Miss JennieW. McDowell, a fair daughter of ' irginia's capital. We extend our heartiest congratula tions to the happy couple. May their pathway through life be smooth in all respects. T. M. C. Association. The Chairman of the Executive Committee, of the Young Men's Chris tian Association, has issued a stirring call for the sixteenth annual con vention, to be held in Greensboro, March 2ith 27th, 1892. The local as sociations are earnestly requested to send their delegates to this conven tion, with proper credentials. Closing Night. Mr. Harry Lindley, wih his most excellent company, close their engage ment at Metropolitan ''all tonight with the beautiful play of "My Part ner." For sever 4 nights past, the company have placed before the pub lic some of tbeir most excellent pieces, but the weather has been of such a character that the attendance has not been near as large as the merits of the company deserve. Let them have a large bouse tonight to witness their farewell performance. They certainly deserve it. Teachers' Institutes. The following dates have been fixed by Maj. Finger for Teachers' Insti tutes this year: Pitt county, March 14th. Prof. E A. Alderman. Northampton county, Mar. 14th. Prof. D. C. Mclver. Edonton for the counties of Chat ham, Gates and Perquimans, Profs. Mclver and Alderman, March 21. Camden Court House, for Pasquo tank, Camden and Currituck couties Profs. Mclver and Alderman, March mil. Resolutions t Respect. Castlk Hall. Phalanx Lodge, No. ?4, KbiohtsofPvihiab, Ralbiqh, N. O., Feb. '9th, 1892. A tribute of respect to our lamented brother, Past Chancellor Francis W. Sherwood. Whkrkas, God, in His all wise Provi leuce has seen fit to cut down in the flower of his manhood our dear friend and brother, Francis W. 8her wood, be it resolved by Phalanx Lodsre, No. 84, Knights of Pythias in session; 1. r hat while we bow in humble submission to the will of Him who has thus afflicted us in depriving our orderjof one of its brightest and most noble men, and ourselves of a true friend, in the time of his greatest use fulness we still mourn deeply over this sad bereavement and feel that, not only has Phalanx Lodge sustained a great loss, but that the order of Knights of Pythias has been deprived of a true Knight, and one who lived up to its principles, and even to the hour of his death, exemplified those characteristics which are combined in the character of a true Knight and a Christian. 2d. That we extend to the Presby terian CL'irch of which he was a con sfstent member our sympathy in tLair loss of a brother who by his consecra ted christian life had exerted an in fluence for good over all his associ ates. 8. That we also extend ours mpathy to the Brotherhood of Engineers in the loss to their order of cne who always reflected credit upon their worthy and useful organization. 4. that we extend to his bereaved family assurances of our profound -st sorrow in their and affliction and commend them to Him who alone can give comfort, and has promised to be a father to the fatherless and a bus band to the widow. Respectfully submitted, Geo. W. Sanderlin. S. F. Telfair, J. J. Bernard. "Are You In It." The March number of the Great South will contain a directory of Ral eigh's live business men. It will onlv cost you fifty cents to get in it. Mr. Jones will call on you at your places of business. Will not some of our enterprising citizens put the sidewalk improve ment idea into practice. A brick pavement four feet wide and 60 feet long can be put down for about $18 or less. How this would help in muddy times. If one would start ot hers would soon follow. Who will be first? Wonld You Believe It. I don't believe Swin Dell is going to move from Raleigh next April said a lady. Well, why don't you believe it, sail the other lady. Well, he's got in some new goods this week. How do you know, said the other. Well the other merchants told me so. Well my friend this is true, we got in two boxes of goods this week, but it was dress linings and spool cotton, and we shall continue to get in dress lining, because we have one of the largest stocks of dress goods in Ral eigh and we must have linings and thread to go with them. Simply be cause we get in dress linings and thread is no reason why we will not leave. We have the largest shoe stock in Raleigh and if you need any shoe strings and button hooks we shall feel at liberty to get them but we shall keep right on selling out at cost. All carpets must be made and put down and we must have tacks, thread and carpet lining and because we get these will not stop us from selling carpets at cost. D. T. Swin Dell will sell out at cost with the full intention of moving to Baltimore. Yours truly, D. T. Bwin Dell. Personal Mention. E. B. Englehard, Esq., is on an im portant visit to Richmond, Va. Miss Florence Love left this morn ing foi Creedmore, where she will spend a few days with friends. Mr. Clem Manly, of Winston, is in the city. Mrs. A. L. Lewter. who has been on a visit to Durham, has returned home. Mr. T. A. Miller, for a long time connected with the News and Observ er.left yesterday morning for Colorado to act in the capacity of traveling salesman for the Duke American To bacco Company. We wish him much success. Gov. Holt returned from Newberne yesterday. Saturday, .Feb 27th. is the Time We will again place on our counters one of the most select stock of shoes ever shown to the people of Raleigh. Remember, Saturday is the day for our special shoe sale, end youcan save 50 or 75c on each pair if you will buy from us on that day, Ladies Dongola Kid Shoes, worth $1 50, will go for $1.08. Ladies kid button boots, worth $1.75 atfl.13 Ladies grain lace, 1 41 at 0 Ladies grain button, 1.50 at 1.13 Ladies glove grain buttoo,1.40 at Obc Men's genuine calf cong., 4.00 at 2. 'it' Men's genuine calf bals, 3.50 at 2.19 Men's best grade buff bals,2.0C at 1.: Men's beet grade buff gailer.l 7atl.2:J A. Harris, 2t 205 Fayetteville street. - ardMiire, &C. SPECIAL KOTICES. Notice. Ten men can get regular board at the Barkley Restaurant by applying before March 1st. fe23 5t A. E. Jordan, Prbp'r. For Kent. One four room house on Harrington s'reet, opposite the Oil Mills. ff23 3fc A. W. FRAPS. For Rent. Store on Hargett street lately occu pied by W. G. Separk. Apply to O. G. Womble, fel5 tf Oor.Hargett& Wilmington fits. - Spring Stylws, llunlaps Hats. Saturday, February 27th, we will display the new styles, Duulap's Hats, for spring 1892. W. H. & R. S. Tucker & Co. We especially like to encourage home enterprises, particularly when there is real merit Mr. J M. Nor wood around here is making a real first class 5c cigar and our people all like them . Call on your dealer for them. fe23,26 27,mr3,4,3 Horses for Sale. Three (3) good, kind, gentle, family and brood mares. One of this nuui ber is Jno. Gatling's driving mare. Terms easy. Can be seen at Robt E. Parham's stables. ja25 tf V. B. Moore, G'd'n. Malaga Bananas Grapes and nice yellow at A. Dughi's. NORMS' Dry Goods Store We have just received and are now displaying the most wonderful bur gains in WHITE GOODS AND EMBROIL ERIES ever offered to the trade of Raleigb We are showing four lines of embroil eries at 6i, 10, 15 and 20 cents t hat no lady can afford to miss. You will say they are richly wort " 10, 15, 25 and 35 cents. The above are extraordinary bar gains. Norris' Dry Gogdb' Store. no MAN can be happy with his face all scraped sua sore from SHAVING No ma:' can shave well with a sor ry razor, The moral is to cauand buy AGOOO RAZOR. We ' "er rr. ors that are food: we have received a large stock. Our nani is stamped on the razor, and B . one is WARRANTED. RAZORS veryTight weight, Z.iRS medium weight, HAiUKft I't-uvy weight. 3jTOur razor with name RALEIGH etched on it, is finest can be manu factured. IHOMA; 3. BK1GGS SONS, EALEIGH, N. C. IDWIBTER CLE3ASCE SALE, ALL TK MED MILLINERY FOR h .ies s ad children. All lutrimned.telt hats All child: a's and infant's caps in silk, cashmere, cloth &c. AH fancy feathers, birds &c, to be closed at regardless of cost, as we do not carry over v? inter Millinery A nice line of slightly soiled stamp Linens, Doylies, Tea Tray, Bouffe and Bureau Covers, Carving Sets &c, very cheap. ALL KINDS OF WOOLS AND EM BROIDERING MATERIALS. IIWHESE, ap9tf 209 FAYETTEVILLE ST. Dry oods, Notions, &c. i.UUTDMEBHO. I ?IEW WOODS. I ALMtMA DA i LY ARE WE OPEN ING SO. '.THING NEW IN THE LINE OF sPKING GOODS. Wfl ARE PROVIDING THESE NEW DRliSS FABRICS, EMBROIDER IES, &0., THAT OUR PATRONS MAY MAI : E MANY OF THEIR SB LBOTIOInS BEFORE THE 'SPRIJG RUSH' briO INS. DRUMS WOOLENS. ? IN DRES l V, OOLS WE WISH TO 0 viL AT'!' EN i iON TO OUR LINK OV t-OLi. V. Pi UUS CHECKS ahd .i TRIPES L 50c YND OOc YARD (jcTT'; TUFTE, OLvl'B; CALE ;N DliES FABRICS, D OU iM.-NG , OUTING S, CORDUROYS, PER- UAlEnUIOS, GING HAMS, &0. WHITE GOO OS EMBROIDER IES AND LACES. FULL A MEJST Oi EN LA LAWNS, NA(NSO TORI A, h MUSLIN This weel ies added to of Cambrii Iusertitigs, . S D COM PLETL ASSORT FRfcNOH LAWNS, LlN 'Nf., HEMSTITCHED I)E : 1 TIES, CAMBRIC. IINON DE INDR.VIG ilSALIA, SWISS, CHECK vC. ideational lines of Embroider- ir already excellent assortmei Sairbook and Swiss Edges &T i-uvt: jjiUioroiaenes, eec. J Ni VTy-iC HON LACES.
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