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RALEIGH, WEDNESDAY, MAY 4. 1892.
NO. 11
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MINIATURE ALMANAC FOR TODAY.
Bud rises
Bun aata
5 04
6 49
First quarter. 8d 1:57 P. M.
Full moon, 11th 5:45 p. M
Last quarter, 19th 9:38 k. M.
Jfew moon, 26th 0:85 A. M.
81HOPSI3 OF THE WEATHBB.
The following is the synopsiB of the
weather at 8 a. m. today:
FOR NORTH CAROLINA.
Fair weather till Friday.
Local data for 24 hours ending 8 a.
m. today: 0B
Maximum temperature, co
Minimum temperature
Rainfall, C-00
I ITV IS BRIEF.
Warm, gentle rains are now to be
desired for the growing crops.
The weather has suddenly jumped
into the temperature of mid summer.
The maximum temperature in the
city of Raleigh was 83 on the 5th of
April. The minimum temperature
was 81, on the 11th.
The United States District Court if
in session at Wilmington, with Judge
Seymour presiding.
Mayor Badger bad another com
parative rest from official cases to
day. The city is unusually quiet.
The "Daisy Club" will bold their
anniversary reception at the resi
dence of Mrs. Vacs on the eveniDg of
May 6tb, from 8 to 10:30 o'clock.
When you buy your spring medi
cine you should get the best, and that
is Hood's Saieaparilla. It thoroughly
purifies the blocd.
A dividend of 15 per cent will be
paid depositors and others boldin?
claims against the First National
Bank of Wilmington, in about ten
days.
Attention is called to the adver
tisement of a house for xent. Appli
cation can be made to Mrs. M. J
Fentress, Raleigh, or Mr. Herbert L
Fentress 621, North Fourth street,
Wilmington, N. C
2Mrs. Lucy 8. Edwards, wife of the
late Hon. Weldon N Edwards, died
last Monday night, at the residence
of M J. Hawkins Esq , at Ridgeway
She waa 87 years old.
Temperature this morniog at
o'clock was 28 degrees atBi-march ai
40 at St. Paul, while at Dodge Ci
it is 41 with the wind at 20 miles a
hour. Lookout for hail and a cole
wave possibly northwest of us.
At a union mass meeting held iD
Charlotte last Monday evening,
enough money was pledged to out
the Y. M. C. A, on its feet again
Good.
Union prayer service will be held at
Central Methodist Church tonight
nnHntfari hv RV. J. W. Cole, and
VWUU .ivwvm J
immediately after the prayer service
the monthly session of the Methodist
Layman's Union will be held. All
the members of the three churches
are especially urged to attend. The
public are invited to the prayer Ber
vice. - ' ' - '
FrniTNoTill Rilled.
Mr. T. C. Barris, of the State Muse
um, who has fine opportunities to
touch at all points of the compass,
informs us that he has made special
inquiries from various sections, and
the report show that in this section
and to the EaBt, there will be a fair
crop of fruit. In Wake, the prospect
18 rather good, wnne in tne western
portion of the State, peaches particu
larly, are largely killed.
Married.
A very pleasant company assembled
last night at Mr. Wiley Perry's resi
dence, in House Creek township, the
occasion being the marriage of his
daughter, Florence.to Charles Griffin,
of Sutton, Fianklin county. The
ceremony was performed by Rev Dr
J. J. Hall, 6f the Tabernacle church.
Many friends came in town with Mr.
k Grifflri, and the happy oonple start
off on life's journey with the heartiest
9QU granulations pf a host of admirers.
I. O. O. F.
Regular meeting of Seaton G iles
Lodge. No. 64, 1. O O. F., tomorrow
night at 8 o'clock. The conferring of
the 1st degree, and other important
business will be transacted, which re
quires a full attendance. A cordial
welcome to the members of Manteo
Lodge und visiting brethren.
Thirm, Sec'y.
Statistics.
The Commissioner of Agriculture is
now sending out blanks for the Agri
cultural and farm stock report for the
present vear. This is a most impor
tant matter, and we hope that all
who are the recipient of blanks will
promptly send in their returns. The
returns last year were so inefficient
that they will not be published. It is
hoped, however, that this year they
will be ful'.er in all particulars. It is
the farmers interest that this matter
should be attended to.
Wake Superior Court.
The following cases were disposed
of this morning :
Trustees Rx Hospital vs. W. 8
Wood ;judgment of foreclosure against
plaintiff.
R. M. Andrews (in re. probate of
deed) vs. Mrs. W. N. Andrews ; judg
inent of cWk affirmed.
Moses C. Utley vs. David H Smith
et ale ; judgment, that plaintiff is
owrer and entitled to possession of
lands described in complaint, also for
sum of $166 66 rents, etc.
Town Elections.
In Apex, Wake county, yesterday,
D. W. May card was chosen mayor;
J. A. Norris, 1 Q Hudson, W. H.
Harward and E. B. Sturgeon, com
missioners; Rufus Smith, marshal.
In Carthage,W. H. McNeill was
elected mayor. .
The election in Louisburg resulted
mayor. The following were chosen
in the selection of F. S. Spruill for
as commissioners: R Y. Yarboro J."
J. Barrow. G. H. Cooper and J. A.
Thorn as.
Mr. J. R Mendenhall was elected
mayor of Greensboro
Person al Mention.
Maj. Crenshaw, of Wake Forest
Township, is in the city.
Mr. S. M. Terrell, of Rolesville, Is
here today.
Col. J. D. Cameron, the Veteran
Journalist, is in the city.
We were pleased to see officer
Lewellen on the streets today after a
protracted spell of sickness We sin
cerely hope he may continue to im
prove. Our friend, Prof. Von. Herrman, of
the weather service, left for the north
this morning on a ten days leave of
absence. During bis absence, we hope
there will be no great deal of bad
weather, especially cyclones We wish
him a pleasant trip.
Opinions.
The following opinions were hand
ed down in the Supreme Court y ester
cUy:
State vs. Cutshall, from Mecklen
burg; no error.
Wilson vs. Charlotte; new trial.
State vs. Crane, from Union; af
firmed. Greensboro vs. McAdoo, from Guil
ford; affirmed.
Jenkins vs. Railroad, from Martin;
new trial. ( 1
State vs Yount, from Catawba;
now trial.
Phifer vs Berry, from Burke; mod
ified and affirmed.
Wiiliams vs. Railroad, from Duplin;
no error.
Special sale of ribbons and towels,
Thursday, May 5th, 1892.
may2 3t. Woolcott & Sons
Remember the sale tomorrow of
calico at 2Jc at the New lork Bar
gain House. '
'.
nn't full t.n trn to the New York
Bargain House and see their men's
patent leather Oxfords at $1.89, well
worth f.
Early.
Jin H H. Crocker, had new Irish
p-tutofs.of her own raising, for dinne
toduy. They were nearly as large as
an ordinary hn egg, and were the
iirst e hnve heard of.
Appoiutiueuts.
Bishop Lyman will officiate at the
Church of the Good Shepherd next
Sunday, May 8th. On the same day,
in the evening, at St. Mary's School.
Holy comui miou at all morning ser
vices. Ccllec ions for Diocesan Mis
ei'jiJS.
Aged Persons.
Iu the report of vital statistics yess
terday we gave a list of persons, over
seventy years old, who had died dur
Ing the month of March, instead of
those in the month of April. The list
for April is as follows:
April 8d, 1893 Creasy Bradford,
colored, aged 72
April 18. 1893 Mary Hinton, color
ed, aged 76.
Strawberry Festival.
The first strawberry festival of the
season will be given by the ladies of
St. Mary's Guild, at the Rectory of
the Church of the Good Shepherd, on
next Thursday evening.
1 he ladies will be glad to serve
their friends on this occasion, from
6 to 10 o'clock, p. m.
Special sale of ribbons and towels,
Thursday, May 5th, 1892.
may2-8t- WoOLCOTT & f ons.
Auction Tomorrow.
Beginning at 6 o'clock p. to. will
sell to the highest bidder a lot of ta
hips counters, two large mirrors, a
nice 'rimming case, stove, irons, etc
at 114 D ayettevne c. pa mayi zi.
Gentlemen's Spring Underwear
Now open, our lines of. gentlemen's
"Summer Merino" soft and light
weight underwear, jast the kind to
wear fight now, bef one puts on
crania tnr anmninr. We arfl 111 ho dis
playing sorre noooy tnings in gencie
men's negligee shirts, in Madra
urn ah fla nnnl And nnrnala. It is beat
to make selections now. before the
assortments are broken
W. H. & R. 8 Tuckbr Co.
One Cent ( liallie.
We will have a sale of nice Challie
at one cent a yard right soon. We go
to to New York next week and
v hen we return will sell you a
nice dress for ten cents, or one
cent a yard. 8o wait for our sale.
We will have a big lot and our store
is large enough for all the crowd to
get in this time.
Yours truly,
D. T. Swtn Dull
Is This Store Never Clear of
Customers.
We are asked nearly every day by
some one if this store is never clear of
customers Some others say, "Well,
I never come in this store without
finding a crowd of custodiers." If you
Bee a swarm of bees you know honey
is near. We know why our store is
crowded each and every day, all day.
We sell goods cheaper than anybody
else. Read our price list:
20c Mull, black and white, at 6c yard.
15c Figured Organdies, 6c "
Straw Matting, llic "
15c Pineapple Tissue, 10c "
Wamsutta Bleaching 10c "
15o Shantong Pongoe, lHc "
$1 50 Silk Warp HenrietU.blk 95c "
15c Ginghams, 8c
12c Ginghams, 7c "
10c Ginghams 6c "
8o Calico, ;- 5c "
7c Calico, 4c "
8o Curtain Berim, 4o "
Nice writing paper, 2c q lire
Nice Envelopes, 2c pack
Nice white check muslin 4c yard
50c Corsets, 89c
80c Corsets, 22c
Curtain poles, brass fixtures, 20c
Ladies' rubber shoes, 18c
Sewing needles, 2 papers lc.
North Carolina Plaids, 3c
Now, my dear friend listen. Don't
waste your money, but come dfiect to
Swindell's store. Don't buy new ex
perience just for the sake of saying
"I am sorrv."
Yonrs truly,
D T. Swjn Dell.
. Attention, Ex-Con fed orates.
Next Tuesday is memorial day, and 1
it Is desired, that the ceremonies over '
the lamented dead shouM be as well
attended as possible. It is particularly
expected that all the nt'Cond-rrats
ho can possibly do to, thoul i J e. on
hand, and that ttioe wIiocau pro-'
cure horses should act as marsh lis. I
A Live IiiNlil nt Inn.
Covenant Building and Join Aso-.
ciation of Kuoxvil e, Teon., i o-- :
ing practical results. It has a' ready
loaned over $ 003 i:i Rileig'i, and in ;
a letter to their r.gL:t tiie AkeocU-1
tion offers to loan to 't'er members
here who offer good e.emky This
association is popular, prosperous
and liberal. Attention is culled to
its advertisement in another column
Nice bananas, lc. 20c and 25c per
dozen; 75c, 85c and $1 per bu'ich.
A. DUGHI.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Sit nation Wanted.
A boy of 16 years of age wishes a
situation. Anyone wishing to em
ploy a smart, industrious bov will
address " Sim," care of Evening Vis
ITO .
For Kent.
A seven room he use. App'" to
ap29 tf H. M. Faknsworth.
Janaluska Claret.
A. Dughi, General Agent.
apl4 lm.
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For Sale.
A fine 4 size 4 stringed. DoubW
Bass Violin, &e. W. J. Brown,
apl 18 lm 108 W. Edentou Street.
WOOD, WOOD.
1500 cords dry pine wood fr aile.
B.F.Cheatham,
apl 71m. 22") Wi'iuiutor, St.
For llent.
TVia two sr.orv brick dwelling" cor
ner Hargett and Blood worth streets.
Possession g ven May 1st, Apnlyto
X. O.. BK1WU8.
April 4th, 1892. lm.
DBHOODS
SEW LINE OF
WASH FABRICS
SHAUTONG PONGEES,
in beautiful India silk designs.
DUCHESS MULLS,
in all the new colorings.
FIGURED CREPONS,
Specially nice for Spring and
8ummer war.
ZEPHYR1NES,
Ginghams, Outings in all the
new Spring colorings.
WHITE GOODS I
We are show'ng great bargains in WhiU-
i-i j a nur 191p. nnrl 15r. white
UUUU9. iioii nv avv. , , li
goods. They are worth and are sold in all
StOies at ZOC anu OOU per yaiu.
EfAskto See Our Lne hoc;.
Norris' Dry. Goods Stork.
"iCUITIBUCRIPt!
Grret Excitement!
THE MOST PROMINENT PHY31
C1AN8 CONSIDER IT FATAL,
BUT THE WORK IS DONE
AND CANNOT BE RE
CALLED!
About 4 o'elock this p m a serious cutting
occurred at the Lyo Racket (Store which
has since proved dangerous. It was a cut in
prices oi Millinery, Dress Uods, Shoes, Hats,
Clothing, Lace Curtains, Table Linen, Check
Homespun 4c, AASheeung, yard wide, Oc
best Machine Cotton 3c, cheaper grades ic,
warranted 200 yards, Ball Thread lc, lare
size Trunk, sheet iron cover, Cl 33, Vali-es
47c, Straw Matting 13c, large Looking Ulas-s
19c Rugs 47, Window Shades 20c, Curtain
Poles 22c Buggy Whips 6c, Men's Dress
Shirts 20c. Lace lc, Hamburg 5c, 28x42 '.':1
Pictures, g'lt frame, .1, worth S2 50, clock h
74c, Men and Boy's Hats 19c, Base Ball Bat.
9c, Balls 5c, fish Hooks 2c dozen, Fish Linrs
lc, Brrss Pins 4c, Needles lc, envelopes 2 :
Paper 3c quire, French Shoe Blacking lc,
Shoe Brushes 8c, Hind Saws 23c and 49c,
worth 12, Tinware for les than cost to ?e
oair. Lanterns 49c, w.rth 1. See our M ll li-
nery Goods. We will beat any oneinuiat
department that ever opened in Raleigh ut
THE LYON RACKET STORE,
129 Favetteville Street.
mhl4 Two do irs south ot 1 uckers
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Hardware, &c.
THE NEW
QUAKEP-:-CITY
LAWN MOWER.
Ten Special Foints of Merit:
IU reputation for Exllence Fully Estab
lished in tins tity.
Be N o t Deceived
by the many poTly constructed Mowers.
IT RUNS EASY!
A SMALL CHILD CAN USE IT!
IySend for circulars and special prices
THOMAS II. BRiGGS SONS,
RALEIGH, N. C.
Millinery.
ipuuiiery.
flew and Attract:ve
FOR
Opringand Summer
TBISnMED
NTRIMMED
Bonnets in
latest and most
ilesirable shapes and styles.
r v 17 A VT' MUSLIN, SILK
1 1 l1 J 1 I O fc Crepe de Chene
Caps and Shirred Hats, &c, &.
n T I GOODS, TREPE de CHENE
ixXlt and Windsor Ties in all col
ors, i'ana, Hair Ornaments and many fan
cy novelties.
DRAPERY JSff-it
broidery Silks. Prices reasonable and satis
faction guaranteed.
1
209 FAYETTEVILLE ST.
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Adminlstr air's Notice.
Having this day nualified as the adminis
trator ot the estate of the late Solomon
Brown, this is to notify all persons havintr
claims against the estate to present the same
to me ior payment on or Detore the 4th day
of March, 1893, or this notice will be plead
iu b ir of recovery. All persons indebted to
the estate will please settle without delay.
SAMUEL D GRIFFIN,
nih3 6vr Administrator.
Dry Uods, Notions, &c.
-yy H & 11. S. TUCKER & CO,
0HR SHOE
DEPARTMEN T.
gEASON ABLE FOOTWEAR.
V men's tine bhoes, rhij season's purchase?.
S2.50
I.fld bright dongola, opera
a:ut coniin u sense lasts C, D
u.'.u iii WKims. The best and
m )M sty hah shoe on the market
at the price.
Lufiis' bright dongola,handturn
a i.opiu-.-. an 1 co nmonsense.light
weigut, cr- s y and very desiraole
for summer wuar.
Ladies' bright dongola, patent
leat,: ,er tip, medium heel, opera
t., mj o oar most popular
83.50
S4.00
shoes lor nice wear. '
A A Lh J its' black diagonal' cloih top
V-'v'V pitei.t leather tip, hand turn,
Ua:ifo"ii a heel, one of our most
stylish shoo.
ADiES' Lu SH 7E3.
La lies Oxford Southern and Blucher ties,
in bright doiigoli, Dlack suede, patent and
Kus.ii-.iu lo.'ilicr tiie most varied line we
h ive ever sli jaii, and a very wide range in
prices.
QENT'3 FINK SHOES.
j. full showing of the n:w shapes for this
spring, jn French Cordovan, French calf,
K inguroo and patent leather, in button, bala
un l congress; one of the popular styles for
young men wis seas n is the new Piccadilly
last. Onr poms .shoes are kept ia B, C, 1), 1J
on1 1? liMjlilia
W. II. A II S. TUCKER & CO.
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