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RALEIGH, WEDNESDAY, MAliCH 2, 1802.
NO. Ill
MINIATURE ALMANAC FOR TODAY.
Bun rises....
bun sets.
MOON'S PHASES FOR MARCH.
First quarter, 6th ftgl A. M.
Full moon, lh-)8:7 P M
LaBt quarter, 20th ai:'1 P M.
Jiew moon, 27th 28:o P. M.
8) HOPBIS OF TUK WKATHKR
0:33
5:60
Married.
Last night at the residence of the
bride's parents, 218 South Swain
street, Mr. Qao. C. Upchurch led to
the Hy menial Altar Miss Virginia B
i Roberto. Rev. J. L. Foster officiating.
We tender to Die happy conple our
most sincere congratulations and
trust that their pathway through life
The following ib the synopsis of the ' De one Gf nnbroken happiness.
weather at 8 a. in. tenia,
A slight storm lingers off the North
Carolina coast, which is causing the
cloudy weather in this vicinity ana
snow further north. The c earing
condition occupies the entire Missis
sippi Valley lrom Chicago to New
Orleans. In the extreme northwest a
storm center has appeared which will I
cause a warm wave the latter part oi
this week.
RALKIGH Af.D VICINITY.
Fair weather, becoming
wuimer till b p. m. Friday.
In this city, at the.residence of Mr.
J. B. Hogao, on Hogan's avenue, by
H.H.Roberts, Esq, Mr. Charles A.
Brown to Mies Ada O'Neal.
c ity in bkil;f.
Ashe WedDesilay.
Lent commenced to day
Visitors to the New Bernt Fair say
the display was very good.
Two inches of snow fell at Mt. Airy
Sunday night.
The Insane Asylum now has a com
plete system of electric lights.
The Grceorv hotel at Goldsboro
will be told next Monday for parti
tion. The Democratic State Executive
Committee met at the Yarboro House
today.
See advertisement of Mr. Job
B'bKp, who has removed his livery
stabbs to East Morgan street, ifc
Mackin's old stand.
Quite a cumber of strangers from
different sections of the State are
here, w attendance on the meeting
of the Dt'inccratic State Executive
Committee.
It has been decided that Rev. Dr
J. W. Cart or, of the First Baptist
Church, iuihis citv, will preach the
Baceftluurea' e sermon before the
gr cuatir.g class at the University on
Sunday, May ?th.
The National flag was displayed at
half mast on the government build
ing today on atcnunt of the depth o'
ex-Oov-rnor and ex Ppsim8ter W.
W. Holden.
The Nation- ndi State fUgs wne
dh-played at half mast on the Caphcl
today, in consf quenceof the death of
ex Governor Holden. The flag was
also ordered at half mast over the
market bouse building.
On Thursday night, March 3d,
classes No. 23 and 0, of Edenton St.
M. E, BuDday School will givea"C.
O. Supper," at the residence of Mrs
H. J Frown on West Morgan 8treet.
The entertainment will consist of
music, r citations, &o, by some of
our best talent., and refreshments will
be served by fair hands. No admis
sion fee and only a moderate sum
will be charged for refreshments. All
are cordially invited and a pleasant
evening is assured.
I. O. O. F.
Beaton Gales Lodge, No. 64, I. O.
i O. F., meets tomorrow night at 7:30
o'clock sharp. The conferring of the
slightly t initiatory degree ana otner matters
of importance wid take place. The
members are earnestly requested to
attend. A cordial invitation to Mao
teo Lodge and visiting brethren.
Thkim, Sec.
False Pretense.
Yesterray a warrant was issued by
the mayor for the anest of Geo. W.
Williams, alias Chan. L Freeman
charged intent to cheat and deiraud
by pretending to represent, with au
thority, the National Portrait Com
ph,ny for enlargement of photographs
and obtaining a photograph and $2
from Mrs. C. A. Goodwin the photo
raph to be returned in a short time.
The Supremo Court Sustains.
The cases of Boyd, Sutton & Co.
and Herman, flternhach& Co. vs. the
United States, involving the consti
tutionality, of the MeKinley tariff
Uw has been decided by the Supreme
Court sustaining the law. As also
the contest o er the ruling of
speaker Reed en the quorum ques
tion. has been decided in favor of the
ruling.
Opinions.
The following opinions l ave been
handed down from the Supreme
Court :
Boothe vs. Upchurch, from Wake
New trial
Watson VS. Smith from Wake Af
firmed. Brewer vs University. No error.
Slocuaibvs Shingle Co., f rom Har
nett. No error.
Knight vs. Railroad, from Edge
combe. New trial.
Nimoeks vs. 8hingle Co , from Har
nett. No error.
Roberts vs. Dickey, from Durham.
Reversed. .
Retail Grocers Association.
Every member of this Association
is urgently requested to be present at
a special meeting March d, at their
rooms at 4:30 p. m. Matters of unu
sual importauce will be brought be
fore the meeting of special interest to
each member.
Died.
Mrs. Adelaid Staunton, wife of Mr.
Henry H. Staunton, died last Mon
day, Feb. 28th, in Roanoke Va.
Mrs. Staunton was a sister of Mr
8. V. House,;and aunt of Mr. W. H.
Lancaster, both of Raleigh. She
formerly resided in this city, and w s
a lady held in.the highest esteem by
ail who s new her. The remains ar
rived here today and were taken to
the residence of Mr S. V. House, on
eist Jones street.
The funeral will take place from
the Tabernacle Baptist Church to
morrow morning at 10 o'clock.
Outrageous Attack
Yesterday, in the neighborhood of
Milburnie, this county, a co ored man
nan;jd Wm. Smith got into a dispute
with a gentleman named Geo. Good
win, well known in that vicinity. M It
seems that one of Mr. Goodwins calves
had gotten into a lot and was kept
there awhile, when Mr. Goodwin de
sired to take the calf, Smith charged
him $3.60 for it, which he refused to
pay, offering him the legal fee
During the dispute, Goodwin walked
off, when Smith threw a rock at him
knocking him down He also kicked
him in a brutal manner. Although
Mr Good vin is reported as seriously
hurt. Smith when arrested was put
under only a $200 bail The affair has
created considerable n-usation, es
pecially on account of the bail as it is
uncertain how the injuries, of Mr.
Goodwin may terminate.
FIRE AT A
VIRGINIA
HEAT.
COUNTY
Danville, Va., Feb. 29. Informa
tion was received here today of a fire
at Hillsville, the county seat of Car
roll county, which is said to have de
stroyed half the town. No particu.
lars.
New Berne has an organization,
under the name of "Female Bei.evo
lent Society," with objects and efforts
indicated by the name.
Personal Mention.
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Beddinc field
have returned from Richmond, Va.
Gen. W. P. Roberts, of Gates coun
ty, is in the city.
Mr. Marion Butler, of Clinton, is '
in the city.
Miss Evie Ellfe has returned from a 1
visit to Franklinton.
Mr. R. L. Prempert is in the city.
We deeply regret to announce that
Mr. J. H. Marshall, janitor of Metro
politan, Hall is sick.
Solicitor E. W. Pou, of Johnston
county, is in the city.
Mrs. Minnie M. Shaw and two chil
dren, from Flint, thic county are in the
city visiting their parents and friends.
Mrs. Dr. B. F. Gardner of Blooms
burg, Pa., is in the city visiting at
her fathers' Mr. H. Pennington, No.
4C4 South Dawson St.
We are sorry to state that Mrs.
Henry Pennington, 4 4 South Daw
son St., who has been indisposed for
quite a while is quite sick. She is
advanced in years and fears are en
tertained as she is threatened with
pneumonia.
Wake Superior Cvurt.
This tribunal met today, Judge
Connor presiding. The following
ctxses were disposed of :
Yesterday a divorce was granted to
J J Mills from bis wife Louisa Miles.
Two judgment were rendered
against C D Upchurch late Clerk of
the Superior Court.
TODAY'S PROCEEDINGS
State ex rel. Jno. W Thompson,
Clerk and Receiver Minnie Taylor,
infant vs. Chas. D Upchurch et als ;
judgment, $315 69.
State ex rel. Jno. W Thompson,
Clerk and Receiver Edgar Pool et als
vs. Chas. D Upchurch et als ; judg
ment, $2)1 20.
State ex rel Juo. W Thompson,
Clerk and Receiver Margaret Kelly
et als, vs. Cbas. D Upchurch et al.;
judgment, 5103 19.
State ex rel. Juo. W Thompson,
Clerk and Receiver Clarence Up
church vs Chas. D Upchurch et als.;
judgment, $252 52.
State ex rel. Jno W Thompson,
Clerk and Receiver W C Baker vs
Cbas D Upchurch; et als ; judgment,
$586.'6.
State ex rel. Jno W Thompson,
Clerk and Receiver Jno W Grifflis vs.
Chas D Upchurch et als.: judgment,
$1,310.6.
State ex rel Jno W Thompson,
Clerk and Receiver Thos Grifflis vs
Chas D Upchurch et als ; judgment,
$94'3.71.
State ex rel Jno W Thompson,
Clerk and Receiver R B Andrews, vs
Chas D Upchurch et als ; judgment,
$1,267.21.
State ex rel. Jno W Thompson,
Clerk and Receiver D L Griffls, vs
Chas D Upchuich et als.; judgment,
$1,526.06.
Funeral
The funeral of the late F v (4overu
or Holden took phe thi afternoon
at 4 o'clock fn.ra Bdenton street M E.
Church and was attended hy large
crowd of relatives, friends an I sitl
zens generally The servi et were
conducted by Rev. Mr, Cole, pa 'or
of the church, in a iuo t impressive
manner. TIip interment was ma''e
in Oakwood cemetery. The follow
iner eent'emen acted s nail bearers:
Theo. B. Hill, W R Richardson, ,?
B. P. Williamson, W. G. Upchurch, ;
T. H. Bri. gs, C. H belrin J. B Hill 3
and R T. Gray.
Ha are, &c.
m
NO MAN
can he harry wttfc his face all
bcrapeJ and -ore uoni
SHAVING
No man rn ?!ia-p well with a sor
ry razor, ll.e luural id to ctiu.au d
buy
A GOOD RAZOR.
We offer razors that are rood;we
have just vcehoi a tans stock.
Our name is '..i, il ou the razor,
ami every o"e is
e weens more.
hm with vnii hat ihm IfllAZORS very HAt wehtht
and during that time we A gg podium weight,
I)-.. ? t liglAZOKaheavj weight.
Three Weeks 31 ore.
We will be
weeks more
rr ill offi.r unino Imna i.t aaH(i f j n o
Will "'111 ll1 r IIULD V 1 t Ill I L
der New York cost. We hav a lare ,
lot of millinery goods f r spriDg wear
which our milliner has instructions to
sell for lens than cost. One lot of i
zephyr hoods and jackets for infants. !
hoods 10 cents, jackets 25 cents and jf
in drSB goods, carpets and clothing
we are fullv prepaied to show you
anvthine: you mav want. Boring
styles and many of these goods will ;.
be offered for ess than cott. If you aaaHSBEBS
tpeuu your uuiiarn hi owiii urn a u
ring the remainder of his c'oyiug ont
sale you will get 1 and half times more
for each do.lar than you will get la
ter. To those who have been wak
ing for the last reduction on carpels j
we would say this mornirg the l;it '
and final price has been made which i
brings a little below cost, is win Dell
has one hundred real nice trunks I ?ft
and these you can buy a little k-ce
than cost
Yours trulv.
D. T. Swi:; .Pell
I WARRANTED.
jOur ra;; it with name
R: LEIGH
etched on ii is finest can be manu
facture J.
HHIU B. BR168S SONS,
EA .EIGH, N. C.
MIDWINTER
C L E A R N l- 2 SALE.
SPJU4J1AL. NOTJUJKS.
Having resigned my position w;th
Mr. P. A. Watson, I offer to the pub.
lie my services and skill as an artia-
tic paper haDger. I am prepared to
do first class work on short cotief.
My office is at Messrs. Jones & Pow
ell's, Ho. 107, Payetteville Street.
fe29 lw L. C. W BATHERS.
Dun lap's Hate.
We ore Raleighfc agents for Messrs.
R. Danlap & Go's fine h;j.ts for geui)3
mtn StLtnrthy, Eeb. STtli, h on.ii-
ing dar for Spring styles 18')., and ve j
are now sue wing toe new smipes ; ir
this season. We cordially invite an
inspection of the new styles. The
hats shown by us here are identic d
in shape and quality, as those Bold
from Duidap's f th salesroom, New
York.
W. H. & R. S Tucker & Co.
ALL TRIMMED MILLINERY FOR
ladioa and children.
All Du'.riinraad.relt hats
All children'- ami infant's caps in
silk, cr-amere, cloth &c.
ill fancy feathers, birds &c, to be
closed ou' regardless of cost,
as wo
Manure tor Hale.
A nice lot of stable manure for sale
by the load, one or two horse loads.
Nice for gardening, also a pony for
sale, very cheap by
D. T. Swin Dell.
A New Fish Stud
Fish, fish every day, sent to your
house. Leave your orders as you past,
up or down town.
Sadler & Hocutt.
Wilmington St , next door to Mosley
House. feb 2 lw
Shad.
Buck Shad, 75 cents a pair; Roe
Shad, 1.60 a pair. Non. 9 and 11
city market.
W. D. Smith.
Mr. John R. Terre I, one of our
wide awake Fayetteville street gro
cers, has a good line of flour, bacon,
lard, and all the substantial in the
grocery line, and then he has all the
seasonings, condiments, flavoring
and fringes necessary to tlx up a
first class feast for the fascination oi
the most fastidious fraternity oi
feasters. Favor him with your or
ders, 808 Fayetteville street.
For Kent.
One four room house on Harrington
street, opposite the Oil Mills.
fe23 3t A. W. FlUPS.
For Kent.
Store ou Hargett street lately ocuu-
pied by W. G. Separk. Apply to
O. G. Wumblb,
fel5 tf Cor.Hargett& Wilmiugton sts
nice line of
.linens, Do
and Bun
Setn
,L KINDS
o not cairy over
winter
'iner jr.
igh: y soiled stamped
a, 1 aa Tray, Bouffe
Covers, Carving '
v. ry cheap.
F WOOLS AND EM-
BROIDEK &QI MATERIAL S
BifflRIESE,
ap9 tf
209 FAYETTEVILLE ST.
Dry fv-ifs WotioMft. c.
Horses for Sale.
Three (3) good, kind, gentle, family
and brood mares. One of this num
ber is Jno. Gatling's driving mare.
Terms easy. Can be seen at Robt. E.
Parham's stables.
ja25 tf V. B. Moork, G'd'n.
NORMS'
Dry Goods Store
We have just received and are now
displaying the most wonderful bar
gains in
WHITE GOODS AJSD ESIBROID
ERIES. '
ever offered to the trade of Raleigh.
We are showing four lines of embroid
eries at 6i, 10, 15 and 20 cents that no
lady can affoid to miss.
You will say they are richly worth
10, lR, 25 and 35 cents.
The above are extraordinary bar
gains
S.TUCKERtCO.
DRESS GOODS.
Iters is no better time to boy
Dress Goofls tuan right noW
new Fabrics arc beicg sbown at
all prices, Mi every one can
how tell what fill be desirable
far tlis season's wear. Wa
sbow a line of Plaid suitings.
36 I j'C X
25 CTS 61;5
1E AT ;
YaRDd
lieaoru; M ges in the
pvevailiug Uiii Spring,
j ALL WO (II, AT SOcts.
: :
k lovel v mtiiMM of Scotch
Wool Snitifigs, new efltcis at
I 50 013 Si TS P12it YAKJD. j
i .
new lines oi Dress Ginghams,
OUTISGr CLOTHS, COTTON
GRIPES &U.. MEW STOCK OF
WHITE HOODS, EMBROID
ERIES AND LACES.
NoKR.ift' Dry ttooDf1 Stork. B. S K h. Tacier & Co