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VOL. XXVI.
RALEIGH, MONDAY, MARCH 7, 1892.
NO. 115
MINIATURE ALMANAC FOR TODAY.
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MOON'S PHASES FOR MARCH.
First quarter, 5th 2:00 P. M.
Fall moon, 18th- 7.4 A. M
Last quarter, 21st' KM P M.
14 ew moon, 28th 8:04 a. m
8KOP6IS OF THK WKATHKR.
The following is the Bynopeis of the
weather at 8 a. m. today :
The storm, central in Louisiana on
Saturday morning, baB moved slowly
eastward to Mississippi. The rain
fall area extends fai in advance. Du
ring the past twenty four hours h avy
rans have occured at Mobile aud
Montgomery, Ala., and in Georgia.
The storm will probabl. continue its
eastward course today ant1 tomorrow
and will cause heavy rains in North
Carolina.
HALKHJH AND VICINITY.
On Tuesday, continued threatening
weather with rain, probally heavy,
slightly warmer.
CITY IS BRIEF.
The County Commissioners were in
regalaa monthly session today.
Bee tax notice of Mr. fi. F. Mod
tague.
The stamp collectioDS at Durham,
for the past week were $7,700 83.
Time for bird hun injr will soon ex
pire.
K. W. Pool has been appointed ad
ministrator upon the estate of the
lat Irvin Pool.
It is dow thought, that the broken
bank, at Clinton, will pay 75 per cent
dividend.
A large number of truckers, in thib
section, will enter largely into the
raining of Irish potatoes this season
The hole in the north walk of the
Hillsboro street bridge stilt remains,
much to the danger of pedestrians.
Mayor Badger had a most uninter
esting Monday morning levee today.
No cases of importance
Nearly all the sheriffs iu the State
have settled their taxes with the
Treasurer.
We hope the County Commissioners
will not overlook the matte- of
county index at their p'e.-ent u.e t
ing. Last Saturday 10,0(0 fertilizer ta
were sent to a firm in Richmond Vs,
being the largest shipment yet made
this season.
Old bonds have come in quite large
ly for refunding recently. It should
be remeinbred that the terms of the
funding act will expire July 1st next
Mayor Badger will, no doubt, an
noni ce he committee in connection
with the christening of the cruisei
"Raleigh" in a few days
Attention is directed to the adver
tisement of Messrs. S & D Berwan er,
who are the recognized "high art
clotLiers" of this city. ' hey announce
some spiendid bargains in light
weight overcoats and gentlemen's
dress suits. Call at ence.
We direct attention to the adver
tisement of J. W. Evans, whose car
riane factory is situated on the cor er
of Blount and Morgan streets Mr.
Evains can turn out wotk as perfect
and fine, in ail particulars, as any
house in the country. Call ami ex
amine hiB work. You will be con
vinced. Mark W. Lark ins, District Chief
Templar of the Good Templar frater
nity of Meadville, Tenn., is stopping
in Raleigh a few days and will visit
Raleigh Lodge I. O. G. T. at its next
r golar meeting. Mr. Larkius has
visited over 700 Good Templar lodges
in all parts of the United Stares and
Canada during the past six years and
is without doubt one of the best posted
members of the order. All Good
Templars in the city should turn out
to the lodge meeting and hear what
the brother has to report about the
work in vt rious parts of the country
and find out what the temperance
outlook is.
Remember that Guy's Minstrel
will appear at Metropolitan Hall next
T hursday night.
The North Carolina Teacher for
February is a number of much inter
est. It is gaining repidly iu public
estimation and can be classed with
the best uioutuiies (if 'he country.
Rev. J. L F ift- r pastor of the
Christian Cuuiei), t .iiveriug a se
ries of se iu f ou ' n York." The
two serm us (liivr-d , esterday were
indeed striking in t i;eir poinUdness,
and is c lusin his bearers to do some
serious thinking. He is handliu sin
'without glomes" and strikes "from
the shoulder. ' i'h - series will con
tinue for several weeks.
We ought to have before the end of
1892, a new station houe, a first class
opera house, a complete belt line of
street railway, anew index book for
Register of Deeds efflce, a centennial
celebration aud st.uue of Bir Waiter
Raleigh in Na h -q iare. '.''he VlSIToii
pledges its. il o . .. nc unwaveriug
advocate ol ail tucse and proposes
no let up until they ere fccomplished
The people are wild us.
A cousideranle number of our citi
zens took advantage of the mild
weather yesterday afternoon to walk
out to "Cftra!eifu " The improve
ments in that locality, during the
past few mouths, have been wonder
ful. It will soon le one of the inoet
thriving suburbs of haleigh, thanks
to the energy of some of our enter
prising people It is hinted that the
electric street railway will be ex
tended to the puce vVe hope it may
be wo.
Wake Superior urt.
The Court met this morning, J udge
Connor presiding. 'Abe following
c iSe taken up :
Alex. Jones vs. Sophia Jones n
trial.
Attention, l'ncue Company. "
Regular monthly meeting of Rescue
C.finpany tonight, at 7:30 o'clock.
Thee will be no meetingof Wm. G.
; Hill Lodge of Masons tonight, as was
i announced on yesterday by mistake.
Died.
Mr. W. H Jackson, an engineer on
the Tarboro Branch of the Wilmin?
tr.u and We'don Railroad, died at
Plymouth, last Wednesday, from
Bright'B disease. Mr Jackson was a
native of Raleigh aud bad many
warm friends here who will deeply
regret his death.
Orel ttariy.
The sanitary officers will commence
their rounds this week and all per
sons interested would do well to have
their premises in good order. It is
the determination of the officials to
enforce the law against all who neg
lact to comply with the ordinance
regulating sanitary matters.
Ciuy Minwt rds.
The performance of this splendid
troupe at Metropolitan Hall last Sat
urday night, gave the highest delight
to all present So great is the ad mi
ration expressed, that the troupe
have, bv request, decided to give an
other eutertainment at Metropolitan
Hall next Thursday night, the 10th
inst. We must think they will have
a rousing reception. It is undoubt
edly the best troupe of minstrels now
before the public.
Pullt n Park.
This beautiful resort is to be placed
in a most attractive condition
for the accommodation of pleasure
seekers this spring and summer
Among the improvements a most
complete arrangement for bathing is
now in progress where all, so disposed
can take the benefit of a good bath
at most reasonable rates. At no dis
tant day it is expected that the
electric railway will be extended
to the Park, thus making it of easy
access
Reduced Rates.
We notice that the Richmond and
Danville Railroad ha "e agreed to fur
nish tickets from Charlotte to Nor
folk and return for $12 45 on the oc
casion of the launch of the cruiser
"Raleigh," the la ter part of this
month. We hope that the most lib
eral arrangements will be made from
Raleigh, so that all our people can
take advantage of the occasion. An
excursion train might be run for say
$4. 0 the round trip, which is the
usual summer excursion rates, in
fact, it might be even lower than
that, with advantage to the railroad
companies. It will certainly prove a
great convenience to oar people.
Sudden Illness.
Yesterday morning, just after the
conclusion of his sermon at the Fay
etteville Street Baptist Church, Rev.
C. T. Bailey, editor of the Biblical
Recorder, was suddenly stricken with
paralysis of the throat and tongue.
He was at once taken to his resi
dence, and last night it was feared
that it might prove serious. We are
glad to learn, however, this morning
his condition was improved. We most
sincerely hope that he will soon be
out again.
Dime Novels.
Pursuing the line of our editorial
in today's issue, the following from
the Durham Sun comes in very op
portune :
"The fate of that sixteen year old
youth in Atlanta, who was shot
down while burglarizing a house
should be. a terrible warning to the
kids who select dime novels, and
such trash, as a model for their future
lives. The anguish of that boy's pa
rents is too heart rendering to con
template. It is a sad sorrowful, story
We have no doubt there are boys in
Durham who will come to just such a
disastrous ending it may not be
burglary, but other crimes if their
present course does not conform to
honoring father and mother and due
regard for the laws of God and man
It is too late for reform when the
calamity and the wreck of a life
comes"
Shoes.
Ladies fine kid button shoes $1.50.
Ladies fine kid and grain button
shoes, opera and common sense lasts
$2.00. Men's medium and wide toes,
congress and bals $1.0, $2.00 and
$2 50. Children's strong school shoes,
$1, $1.25 and $1.50. No house offers
such a complete line as we do, and
our prices are always the lowest.
W. H. & R. 8 Tuckkr & Co.
We Name the Day.
Two weeks mere we will be with
you, and our closing out sale will be
pushed with greu t energy till Satur
day. 19th of this month. March 21st
we leave y ou. We know how much
the other merchants hate to see us go
and our sympathy 1b with them, bat
in this life we can't let our feelings
control us. Duty first, business next
and sympathy third. During the
next two weeks you can do yourself
great good at Swin Dells in the dreei
goods department, and in the carpet
department, and in the corset depart
ment, and in the shoe department,
aud in t he kid glove department, and
in gents furnishings and in clothing
and stylish derbies, Youuian styles.
Dunlap si yles in hats.
Yours truly,
D. T. Swin Dull.
.
Ga to J. R. Terrell's for a good
smoke.
Fine chewing tobacco at John R.
Terrell's.
Go to John R Terrell's for grocer
ies. mh7
A Bargain.
One good, fresh cow, part Jersey,
for sale at 404 South Dawson st , Ral
eigh, N. C. mh7 (jt
Apples, Apples.
Thirty barrels received today.Cheap
by the barrel or measure at D. T.
Johnson's.
SPECIAL, NOT! KH.
Having resigned my position with
Mr. F. A. Watson, 1 offer to the pub
lie my services and skdl as an an is
tic paper hanger. liu prepared to
do first class work on short notlft.
My office is at Messrs Jones & Pow
ell's, No. 107, Fayetteville Street
fe2B lw L 0. WK&THKRS
II rU are, &e.
tVSAN
A New Fiali stal.
Fish, fish every day, sent, to your
bouse. Leave your vrden as yiti ass
up or down town.
Sadler & H"Cint.
Wilmington St., next doo to Mostey
House. ten 2 lw
Commodes, trays, dish pans, stives
and crockerv ware. Bed slat 6, led
rollers, chair bottoms 148 Bee Hive
More, South Wilwiugton tst. , Vue
Room 118 South Wilningtc:i St.
To the Citizens oi' KulHgli.
The manager of the Asuevide - ur
glar and Fire Alarm Company is stop
ping at the Branson lii,u-e ' He s
here for the purpose of establishing a
company to operate the system in
Raleigh.' It is entirely burglar aud
tire proof. Every one should see it
and be convinced of its merits osi
ing property owners only a trifle to
have it in their houses The s n'eii
of call bells in connection with it in
complete. The three features com
bined can be had at a slight cost, Ds
durability is unquestionable. It will
hawe to be seen to appreciate it Uah
at 117 Fayetteville street, at T. Vv.
Blake's jewelry store, and see it.
Respectfully, C. W. WVNN.
mh6 tt General Manager.
.n he h;irpy with his face all
snniped an i sore from
SNAVINC
No man c i she well with a sor
ry razor, i he uj oral is to call and
! imy
A GOOD RAZOR.
, We off-, -azoj that are good; we
have jm. "tii ed a large stock.
Our nam. stain ped on the razor,
und every ue Is
WARRANTED.
&ZOR8 ver light weight
'KH mi U iini weight,
AZOKS heavy weight.
jOur ir-'or with name
RLtlCH
etehtd on it, is tinest can be maim
factored.
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KA LEIGH, N. C.
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EARLY
SPIilHG
MILLINERY,
1S92.
Cheapest place in town Bee Hive
store, H. J. Dowell, manager.
Best mattresses made for tde mon
ey. Live geese feathers at retail.
New furniture in sets or s ngle puce.
A miscellaneous lot of b' oks 10 cents
each. Tables, chairs, clock and sates.
Bee Hive store 128 and 118 outh Wil
mington street.
m .
We especially liae to encourage
home enterprises, particularly when
there is real merit. Mr. J M. Nor
wood arouno here is maaiug a real
first class 5c cigar and our people all
like them Call on your dealer loi
them. fe2i,26,7,mt3,4,
Baby carriages, cradles and beds.
Cook stoves, heating stoves and cook
ing vessels. Garden tools, carpentei
tools, and barber tools. Odds and
ends by the thousands. When ii
need of any thing we welcome you at
128 and 118 South Wilu ington street.
Dry Pine Wood.
Leave your orders at B. F. Cheat
ham's store, No 22! South V ilniing.
ton street. mh3 Ini
Bee Hive Store Su ck is di versified
and changf d dily. All booab 10c each.
Mattresses, single or double, from
50c to $4.
Washstands 25c to $3,50.
Bedsteds, single or double at 7"-c t
$5.(0.
Bureaus $3 00 to $7 50. Bee Hi v,
Store. inb;$6
WE AUK NOW RECEIVING
New Shapes
in spring nrllinery for ladies and misses.
iNTew Ribbons
in niorie nacrie and satin effects, which will
be iuudi usej on dresses as well as millinery.
CHIFFON "fto
FLOWERS,
LACES, &a
We will add to this stock from week to
wick until Ay wu . '.au entire lino will be
complete.
an 100 M iflilTP nn
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1U1UU ill
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tihm
ap9tf
ill
209 VAXVA rgVlLLE ST.
Dry ;"!. .Yotlons, &e.
N0HRLS'
Dry Goods Store
We have just rtceived and are no
displaying the most wondenul bar
gains in
WHITE GOODS AJSD EMBROID
ERIE 4.
ever offered to the tra "e of Raleigl.
We are showing ;our lines of embroid
eries at 6i, 10, 15 and 20 cents that no
lady can afford to miss.
You will say they are richly wortl
10, 15, 25 and 35 cents.
The ab ve are extraordinary bar
gains.
Xtomuf ' Dbi Goocb' Stork.
Cents Furnishings.
ISTeoHsz wear.
We are now k ispluyinf? the new styles for
Ks spring in ?ents Neckwear. Neerbe-
ore have we s- "va such a c hoice variety
uffs leek an-i bour m-Hands- The latest
ire the ' Hon.! '. ei Blues '
Gentlemen s Dress Shirts-narrow, medi
n and wide planed tronta. Pique and
un ishitld fronts. A complete line of Un-
i u 7 V i l-' 111 ,um plaited lrontu,
he best valuta at the prices ever shown.
HRfilfT-il U 31 iu MM
M liil UNDERWEAR
Medium weight Un lerwear for spring in
white and naturaljwool. b
w mm u colurs.
All the new and popular shapes in Collars.
Fast Black Half Hose, Handk'fs, Ac, &c.
I fl. & S. Tucker ft Co