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VOL. XXVI.
RALEIGH, SATURDAY, MARCH 19, 1892.
NO. 12C
MINIATURE ALMANAC FIR TODAY, t
601
G U
Hun rises
8uu lets
First quarter 5th- ' 00 P M.
Pull moon lth-7:4 A M.
Last quarter, 21st -'02 P M.
New uioon. 88th-8:04 A. m.
B MOPBIS OK THK WKATHKR.
The following is the synopsis of the
we itber at 8 a. m. today :
Tbe storm has moved off the New
England coast with a trough extend
ing eastward to the lakes. Clearing
weather, with went to northwest
winds, prevails now ov r the Atlantic
and Gulf states, wit h freezing weather
down to Florida.
A second high pre68irt; area has
appeared in Dakota.
The high area in the Gulf will drift
slowly eastward, producing condu
tions favorable for fair weather for
some days
It is slightly warmer in the Obi'
valley, where the winds have shifted
to southerly
RALEIGH AM) VICINITY.
Pair weather till 8 P. M. Monday.
Slightly warmer.
CITY IN BRIEF.
Auothercold wave reached us last
night.
Cotton still going down. Receipt
light.
The air if full of rumors of j jurna
listic char. es.
Backbone of winter, it is hoped, is
now broken.
The outlook is that we will have
another pretty Suuday to morrow
The health of the c ty is now con
siderd very good.
It snowed a considerable sprinkle
last evening during which it thun
dered some. Queer times indeed
Brookside Park is to be much im
proved by the electric railway com
pany.
The next session of the Fayetteville
Presbytery will beheld at Pittsboro
on April 12th.
The Turner Fold case comes up
again in Orange Superior Court next
week
At 3:30 o'clock tomorrow afternoon
Rev. K. D. Holmes will preach in
Woodward's store on South Dawson
Street. Sunday school at 2:30 o'clock.
Attention is directed to tbe adver
tisemeut of Messrs. W H & K t4
Tucker & Co , who announcH soin
early spring goods Call early and h
furnished.
The receipts of cotton for the week
ending last Thursday, in this eitj
weie 295 bales up to date, there
were 92,189 bales against 34,029 fo'
last season.
Help out the ladies committee wher
they call for suhserirtion to ' mtsthr
North ( arolina building at Chicago
Every tittle is a help. We should
hav such a house as will be a credit
to North Carol'na
Dr R H Lewis has been appointed
by Gov. Holt as a delegate to th
third annual convention of the Na
tion 1 Daisy and Pood Commissioners
Association at Washington, D. C,
March 30th-31st.
Richard D. Robinson, of tbe R. D.
Robinson Publishing bouse, has made
an assignment to E. s. Moore, Jr.
Liabilities not known. The prefer
ences are Ha wood & Hay wood, At
torueys, $50, H. A Bland $3:5, T. A
Closs $40.
The Rev. Geo. Dempster, of Hull,
Canada, filled the pulpit of the First
Presbyterian church on last Sunday
and during the eek and his minis
trations have been most acceptable
t) the church. He will preach there
tomorrow and continue for some
weeks to serve the church.
Aboat 2:30 o'clock this afternoon a
large crowd gathered in front of the
market house building in conse
quence of news that one colored man
had seriously injured another with
an axe on one of the back streets
It soon cropped out that there was
very little in It outside of a mere
ecriuimage. Nobody much hart.
The Wnke Count "unday School
met today at to o'clock iu the lecture
room of the First Presbyterian
Church. The se sioo is one of much
interest.
If we nre to have a centennial cele
bration in lla'elirh next October, it
is not tO'i soon o i.'i -te the matter.
It should be on .; gr and scale, or not
at all.
Aud now tiie Aahf villa Oitizm pro
poses to raise a fund from the people
of North CRroMn i f.ir the purpose of
purchasing a silver service to be
presented tu tiie new cruUei "Ri
eigh." Several small white bos werr up
before the mayor this morning 1 r
taking eoa' f'om thi yards near tbe
depot. They confessed to the act and
admitted that they sold it to pavties
residing in what is kuo,vn as 'J he
Bowery." The ages of the boys were
such that It was a knotty question
for tbe mayor to settle. He had
warned tLetn bet ore. He reserved
his decision for the present.
Died.
Mrs. James C. Thompson, died yes
terday nt the residence of her brother
Dr. F. T. Fuller near th's city, aged
32 years. Her death has caused the
deepest sympathy of a lage circle of
relatives and friends. Tun funeral
ceremonies took pluce ftotc the resi
deuce this morning at 9:30 o'clock
af.er which : he rt maius were c nvey
ed to Kittrell for interment in the
family buri 1 ground.
I. O. O. P.
Special meeting of So iton Gales
I edge, No. 01. t morrow evening 'the
20th inst. at 2:'0 o'clock sharp.
This meetitu? is called for the pur
po of making the necessary ar
ranements for the funeral of our
deceased brother Thomas Harris
Memhers earnestly requested to
ittem'. Man'eo lodge fraternally
invited to participate.
Thiwm, Sec.
iVrnoiial mention.
Miss Lena Horner is visiting in
Durham.
Miss Pattie fordecai, who has been
very ill at Charlotte is reported bet
ter. Mr. V. BH iid, of Durham was in
the city, yesterday afternoon
Auditor S.inderiin is confined at
home with neura!gia
Our Veleraus.
Mr. W. C. Stronifb hat received
instructions from Col. E. 1) Hall,
Preside n ot the Confederate Veterans
Association to call the Executive
I'onimi lieto Raleigh at an early lay
for the tl'sijusBion of various mat
lers. Amu1) r other thiugs, the Wil
mington Mes-uner says will be the
appointment of Oeleites to attend
the meeting of the veterans at New
Orleans to take steps for calling and
preserviug the r'oufederatt records of
the civil war, to "le! irl diza the legis
latures of the -; vera! Sta .es of the
late Confedertt ; to pension the old
soldiers not able to take care of them
selves, and to provi J. means of de
corating the graves of Confederate
sol liers who died hi prisons and cities
of the north during tbe war. Th
Executive Commit ee at this meeting
will also take steps looking to an
other encampment of the Confederate
Veterans of North Carolina at
Wrightsville t be coming summer.
Another lot of tine oranges from
Dr. Hawkins Florid i Grove at
A. Dughi's.
l h .h' Fine Shoe.
Our line of gents' hue shoes for
Spring are now being received and
we can tit any man, old or yomg, iu
the very latest style. Every pair
warranted.
Norris' Dry Goods Store.
Fast Black Hosiery.
Full line fast black hosiery at
Norris' Dry Goods Store.
Fifty bunches Bananas, cheap by
bunch or dozu at A Du"Hl'S.
Important Meeting.
)u Wednesday next, there will be a
meeting of the officers selected to
revise the ftate Guard regulations,
held iu the Slate Library room. There
will be much important business
t - .tnsacted iu connection with the en
c .uipuieat next summer.
En-ter Offering.
A onobt earnest appeal is being mad
by Mi-a Keuerua Cameron, of Hills
b ro, in behalf of the fund tor a ma
to rial cot in St John's Hospital, ns
n Easter offering. The object is oue
that should appeal to the geuerosity
of all our people, and we most ear
nestlv hope that Miss Cameon's ef
forts may be successful.
The running Industry
We have heretofore referred to the
advantages offered in this vicinity
for the canning of fruit, especially as
the outlook for a large crop is now so
favorab e. Mr. indal!, of Baltimore,
has just sen1, out a valuable paper on
the subject from which e make the
followiii" extract:
Innopfot of the country has this
industry brighter pronects than in
the 8outh Of all sections which I
would look to f r great success the
South is tho one. The climate is alto
gethr suitable, your labor is cheap,
and not a single case of canned goods
should be manufactured in the Jortb
and brought to yot? for consumption.
The North has lived for years on the
busiuesBof the South in this particu
lar. I want to see your product put
iu hermetically sealed packages by
y ur own people, and at your own
cannf ries It is time that the busi
n-ss men of the South are awakened
to the importance of a broad spirit of
encourageme-.t to all enterprises that
look to Southern advancement. As
great as has been the work of the
Southrn people; as a whole in the
marvel ui development I hat has been
going on for five or six years, too
many have stood idly by and waited,
hopinsr that others would come in
and lead such enterprises and let
them grow rich out of it.
White Goods, Laces a id Em
broideries. .
We are daily making additions to
this department; some extraordinary
bargains are being offered in white
goods, laces and embroideries.
Norris' Dry Goods Store.
The Many Bargains.
Again our mammoth emporium,
No 206 Fayetteville Street, is being
filled with ruauy rare bargains in dry
goo's Wr- state with great pleasure
that we have moreaud greater values
to oiler our customers 'his season
than ever before. We have a big lot
of shirtiog calico at 4 cents per yard
th t would be cheap at 7 cents, and
a big lot of Manchester prints at 5
cents per yard which is well worth 8
cents; also a large Assortment of
beauHfi! figured Bedford cords at 10
cen's per yard. Our white goods are
simply superb, and they are the
fcrreatest values ever brought to this
market Our stock of dress goods
and millinery will be second tc none
in the Ste.taiD style and beauty, and
our low price will also add to its at
traction
Yours truly,
D. T SwinDell.
$2.00 Shoe.
We have just opened and are now
showing the best ladies' $2 CO but
toned kid shos in eommon sense,
oninon seme heel with opera toe,
aud opera toe that has ever been
shown in this market. For style and
durability we will cheerfully compare
them with any shoe under $5 CO.
Every pair warranted. Try one pair
and you will have no other
Norris' Dry Gods 8tore
$l.SO Shoes.
We sail the best $1.50 ladies fine
shoes sold in this market.
Norris' Dry Goods Store.
Just Received.
New spring shapes for ladies md
children. Also chiffon.
Nbw York Milliskr Bazaar.
inh4 ' mfr , sa
Our Shoe Drartuinl.
To this department we pay special
attention. We are now receiving our
spring stock and can B any man,
woman or chil i in the very latest foot
wear. Every pair warranted to wear.
Norris' Dry Hood? Store
SPECIAL NOTICEH.
Clients' Furnishing Goods
Raleigh agents for Duulap's hat:
The new styles are to open. 'w
lines ot gents unltundrnd and latin
dried shirts. New styles in gents
neckwe r just opened We have
never shown such a choice variety of
neckwear as we have pist received
Gents medium weight underwear for
early spring. A full fhowimr of fast
black half hose Gents prioria and
silk umbrellas, kid g oves, &c. We
guarantee the most reasonable prices
throughout the entire department.
W. H. & R. S Tuckkh .v. Go.
H a rd ware, Ac
SPRING
HAS COME!
And those who have
BABIES OUGHT SO BUY
the little one?
A CABBIAOK.
Our lirst shi niriit has letn received.
WK HAVE
Two more shinmetus to follow at oiue.
THK 8TYLE3
this seas in tire, pretty, the (piality
is the very best,
AND i'KICES
are riht. One ureat advantage
IN BUYiVG A CARRIAGE
of us is that you ckii always
GET REPAIRS FOR THEM
Call aud exaur'ne itylcs and prices
THOMAS h MiGGS SONS,
RALEIGH, N C.
For Kent.
A comfortable four room h i.e.
Apply to Dr. J. H Crawford mhlii
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The best corset in the city for CO.
3,000 ladies ril bed vest at 10c.
All the new shades oi Hetjriel rs,
36 inch wide t 25c a yard sold else
where at 80 and 35c a yard.
Good note paper 5c a q lire, 25 en
velopes for 5c.
8,000 yards checked muslin 5c a yd
All our goods are marked in pUin
figures and one price only.
Our stock of shoe is the ost com
plete and the cheapest in the city
mhl5 Woollcott & Sons
New line of white goods, laces and
embroideries opened at mh4 f,s lm
Nkw York Millinery Haz.vr.
Dry Pine Wood.
Leave your orders at B. F. Ch. at
ham's store, No. 22j South Wiliuingt
ton street. mb.3 ltn
DryG
NORMS'
oods Store
We have just received and are nov
displaying the most wonderful bnr
gains in
WHITE GOODS AND EMBROID
ERIES
ever offered to the tra-'e of Raleigh
We are showiug 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 worti
10, 15, 25 and 35 cents
The above are extraordinary bar
gains.
Varhib' Drv aooD.s Stork.
a m iiSfi mi
Will opeu at Moseley & Mc3ee's old stand,
129 Payettcille street, about 1st April.
DON'T
Buy your
SPRING GOODS,
MILLINERY,
NOTIONS,
SHOE8,
HATS,
WINDOW SUA DES,
CURTAIN PObES,
MATTING,
&c, &c,
Until you see our stock. It will be
EARLY
SPPJHG
MILLIHERY,
IRQ?
WE All.'. NOW RECEIVING
New Shapes
in spring millinery for ladies and misses.
ISTew Ribbons
in morie nacrie and satin effects, which will
e mucli used ou dresses as well as mulinery.
CHIFFON u"Ucolw'
FLOWERS,
LACES, &c-
We will add to this stock from week to
week until April when the entire line will be
complete.
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iGBIE llEluE,
up9 tf
209 FA YET'f EVILLE ST.
Dry Goods, Aiollon, &c.
We will offei on Monday, March 2tst, the
most desirable collection of
WASH FABRICS
Kor early Spring weir, includmg an im
nense va-ie y o' spec'aly selected patterns
n
P IT-,
SATIN E 5,
(JINGH VMS,
nnd printed SHIRTINGS.
In the sam de:ar ment can be seen an un
Usui and p'eaimg exhibit of n'w wxrk in
PRI TE ) i HE! ONS,
PRINTED BEDFORD CARDS,
and ,-RIN TED CH ALLIES.
TllG " CllGELTDGSt "StOIGl WhiletLese: is a' 3al1 inexpensive, tbey
r represent the bct ePorts in high art print-
that ever opened in Raleigh. jg t, be obtained.
MRS LYON'S,
mhl4 New Racket Store. f. H, S S TflClfll A CO.