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V J RALEIGH, WEDNESDAY, MAY 25. 1892. NO. 28 VOL. XXVII. fJJttflg a MINIATURE ALMANAC FOR TODAY. Ban rises Baa tets 4 43 705 MOOS'S PHA.SK8 FOB MAT. First quarter. 8d 1:57 P. M. Fall moon. 11th B:45 P. M. Last quarter, 19th 9:3 a. M. New moon. 86th 0:85 A. M. StKOPSH OF THK WKATHKR. The following is the synopsis of the weather at 8 a. m. today: FOR HORTH CAROLINA. Fair weather till Friday; warmer. RALVIOH AND VICINITY. On Thursday : Fair weather ; warcer. Local data for 24 hours ending 8 a. m today: Maximum temperature, 1 ' Minimum tinnerature 5' Rainfall. 0 00 flTY ilTmtlEF. No for nice weather. How about the Raleigh Centennial? Tie new Park Hotel is progressing rapidly. The new Union depot is about fin ished. The wheat and oat crops are look' Jng well. TheKeeley Institute has turned out two hundred patients, and lest but five. This is a &aa Bhowing. Jndtra Thomas O. Fuller will soon 1 ave for Deuver to resume the sit lug of the court of land claims. The work n the foundation of the nw TriLitv College at Durham is progressing finely. i There it geueral complaint among farmers and truckers about the cool nights The Executive Oommittes of the State Pariufr'n Ulimce is iu ssni n in this city. The exercise eouuefsted with Apex High School will take placo tomorow The ceremony will commence at 11 o'clock a. in. Blood, po is med by diphtheria, ti e Grip, typhoid fever, scarlet fades, etc. is made pure and htulthy by rood's Sarsaparilla. Mj. V, A. Guthrie rn has beea invi- ted to deliver an address at the Guil ford Battle Ground on July 4lh. He hs accepted and a rich treat may be expected Mr. E. P. Wharton has been ap pointed a trustee of the Agricultural and Mechanical College for the Fifth District, in place of C. H. Moore, re signed. The closing exercises of Washing ton Graded School, (colored) was hl1 last night at Metropolitan Hall There was a large crowd and the ex ercises were v-ry interesting. Don't f ill to attend the musicale at the residence of Mr. C. B Wright this evening The contributions will be devoted to making im provements in the enclosure of Christ Church rectory. . Rev. J J Hall left today for the eastern part of the State for the pur pose of officiating at the dedication of a new Baptist church near Eliza beth City x The arBHa 1 on the Capitol Square is much ii;i"-v. I ftr Hs new coat of paint. Better adopt the Visitor's ' idea, however, and turn it into rooms for legislative committees It looks like anything else than an arsenal Ex Gov ruor St. John will speak at Metropolitan Hall tomorrow night, a-id his reputation is such that a very large anile nee may be expected He is oue of the finest orators in the coi-utry. Our friend, Mr. E.' B Engelhard, ' celebrated 1 is birthday yesterday by a barbecue at the water works pond. There was a considerable crowd of young people in attendance We are not exactly certain about Ed's age, but he s something over t wentyone, not much, however. Straw Slatting. While yon may get a straw mat ting from Swindell at fifty cents on the dollar of what it is really worth. Dental Association. At the meeting of the association. held at Winston, commencing yester day, there was a large attendance. The officers are: 0. L. Alexander, of Charlotte, ptesident; J. H. White, vice-president; Frank Poyette.second vice president; J E.Wyche, secretary; J. W. Hunter, treasurer. Executive Committee: J. W. Hunter, chairman; D. E. Everett and T. M. Hunter. The following are the examining board- F. Griffith, J. E. Matthews, E. I. Hunter, J. H Durham, J. W. Hunter and V. E. Turner. I i Invitation. Msj. C.D.Heartf.oor efficient Thief of Police, has received a beautifully gotten up card of invitation to attend the annual parade and review of the police force of the city of New York at the Worth Monument, Madisou Square, Fifth Avenue and Twenty Fifth street. Tuesday, May 8lst, 1892, at 4 o'clock p. m. The invltatiou is signed by Wm. H Kipp, chief clerk, and admits the chief of our police to the review stand. We would like very much if Mj Heartt could avail himself of the invitation, but his offi cial duties will probably prevent it. He would represent Raleigh In Boa style no doubt about. that. Funeral. The funeral services of the late Mr. O. H L-wellyn took plac-j this after noon at 4 o'clock troiu the Baptist Tabernacle church, and were attend ed by a large concourso of relatives and friends. Th ceremonies erd conducted under the auspices of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows, of which order the deoased was a proiuiup ut member. The sorruon was preached by Kev Dr. J W. Carter, of the First Baptist Church, and was most impressive. The floral decora tions 1 ere numerous aud beautiful The police and other officials of the city turned out iu force is a testimony of tbo high esteem entertained for their late comrade. 1 he interment was made in Oak wood cemetery. The pall bearers wire as follows: Odd Fellows, N. B. Bronghton, George L Tonnoffski, J W. Beasley, J. E. Pogue; city of Raleigh, Mayor Tho. Badger and Chief of Police C D. Heartt. County Commissioners. At a meeting of the magistrates of Wake county, to be hld next month, the new board of county emmiesion ers will be chosen. Tn order that the public may know what the present board has accomplished during their term of service, the following circular has been sent to the justices: "When the present board came into office December 1, 888. the assess meut for county purpos s that year being 34 1 6 cents upon the $100, there w is Iu the treasury 7,00' 98, aud outstanding debts due by note to the bank and Miss Rogers for the purs chase of t e poor house land, amount ing to about $7,100. The year 1897, from which a portion of this money came, being an assessment year, in order that the conduct of the present board' might be fairly tested the con d it ion of the next assessment year, i 1891, is given The levy for 1891 for cc unty purposes was 20 1 8 cents upon ' the $100 All , of the said notes for about $7,100 nave been paid since j December 1, 1888, and there .was in the hands of the county treasurer May 1, 892, $10,032 41 to the credit of the county, and this before a final settlement with the sheriff, and all of the indebtedness of the county has been paid except the $25,000 of bonds issued in ''880, aud the interest upon ' these bonds is promptly paid when ! due A will be observed from the above, the board has endeavored to exercise such economy as in its judg ment, comparted with the stringency ! of the times The mileage and per ; diem received by members of the board in 1887 amounted to JH3 7 ,tbe amount of mileage and per die ua re ceived by members tf the present board in 1891, was $ 323.80." leraoiHl mention. Willie " the little son of Mr. and Mrs W. C. Richardson, is eick. Hon. Ellas Carr, the Democratic nominee for Governor, is in the city. Mrs. R W. Pritchard, of Petersburg-Va Is visiting her sister, Mrs C. D. Heartt of this city i. o. o7f7 Regular meeting of Beaton Gales Lode, No 64, I O O F., tomorrow night 8 o'clock sharp Work in the 8' degree. Members earnestly re quested to attend; especially mem i bers of th degree staff will be on hand. Visiting brethren cordially invited. Card of Thanks. Mr Editor: Allow m space to expr 88 the gratitude we feel for the very kind attentions and sympathy shown us by our neighbors and friends in our affliction during the ill ness and since the death of our baby. We very highly appreciate it and feel it our duty to express it in this way. Respectfully, Mr. and Mrs. S. M. Richardson. Teachers Assembly. It Is expected that the attendance of teachers at the session this sum mer will be larger than ever ; the ex ercises will be of more than usual in terest. The buildings at Morehead are being put in first class order and everything done to render the oc casion the best of the kind that has yet taken place. Married. Blackball Whitehead : One of the most brilliant marriages that has taken place in Raleigh, for some years, came off this morning at 10:45 o'clock at the church of the Good Shepherd, where Mr. Geo. W- Black' nail, jr., son of our esteemed fellow citizen Dr. G. W. Blacknall, and a resident of Waterbury, Connecticut, led to the Hymenial altar Miss. Ella Whitehead, one of the fair daughters of this city. At a fsw moments before the appointed hour the bridal pro cession entered the church to the en livening strains of a splendid wedding march, and the ceremony was pert formed by Rev. Dr. I. McK. Pittinger in accordance with the solemn ritual of the Episcopal church. There was a tremendous crowd present and he surroundings were of the most charming kind. The altar was literally covered with floral decorations, while the lighted candles and gas gave a peculiarly enticing appearance to the scene. After the ceremony the contracting parties left on the northern train over the Raleigh and Gaston Railroad for New York, where a grand recep tion will be tendered them at the new Murry Hill Hotel in that city. The future home of the newly wed ded couple will be in Waterbury, Connecticut. The VISITOR offers its most sincere congratulations and hopes that their pathway through life may always be pleasant. Those Ladies' Hats. Those Ladies' Hats which Swindell is selling at 15 cents each are the same kind hats you must pay 25, 50, 75, $1 and $1 25 at any other place. Remem ber 15 cents is the price. Can You Answer These Ques tions? Those who send in corcect answers to all these questions will receive beautiful souvenir: Which is the most popular store Raleigh? , in What store sells goods the lowest in Raleigh? What store in Raleigh does the most good to the most, people? What store in Raleigh sells most millinery goods? What store in Raleigh do you think the greatest success? What stoie has the most system? What store has more bargains than t any other store? Special Male, May 20th. Our special sale, Thursday, May 26, Will be 25 pes China Cloth, ' Tamise Finish, at 6o a yard. This is the best and cheapest lot we have offered. Come early and ee cure a dress. Our Millinery Stock la very complete. Woollcott & Sons. Second hand Bicycle for sale rheaD Call at Telephone Exchange. tf For Sale. IA fine i size 4 stringed. Double Bass Violin, &e. W. J. Brown, may '8 lm 108 Edenton Street. W B Mann & Co received now mul lets todav, the best thing y n can have for breakfast. 2 b C hapel Mill Commencement. Every young lady intending visit ing Chapel Hill this year is reminded that we have made special pre para' tions in Dress Goods and small wares for this commencement, and no pre vious season have we shown so many and such dainty and pretty dress tex tures as we are now displaying Our lines of f mall wares, gloves, fans, slip pers, &c, are unusually complete, and oar patrons will be able to make their selections with greatest satisfaction. W. H. & K. a. TUCKKR & CO. Janaluska Claret. A. Duqhi, General Agent. apl4 lm. For Rent June 1st. A desirable hose, 7 rooms and kitchen, well and hydrant, large yard, within turee blocks of post office. 'Apply at No 528 8. Salisbury at. m21 tf WANTS. A GHNTS WANTED Male and female. x.old and young, $15 to $25 per day easily made selling our Queen Plating Outfits and doing gold, silver, nickel, copper and brass plating, tnat is warranted to wear tor years, on every class of metal, tablewa 'e, jewelry, (Sc. Ldgnt ana easily nanaied, no experi ence required to operate them. Can be car ried by Hand with ease from house to house, same as a gap sack or satchel. Agents are makine money rapidly. They sell to almost every Dusin ss nouse ana tamuy, and woric shop. Cheap, durable, simple and within reach of every one Plates almost instantly equally to the finest new work. Send for circulars, Ac. QUEEN CITY SILVER and JN1CKEL PLATiJSU CO, East 8t Louis, 111, myl8t,t,stf N(DmiEil' MY GOODS STORE! We will commence Monday morning a SPECIAL - SALE OP EMBROIDERED FLOUNCINGS WHITE GOODS, LACES AND EMBROIDERIES Those wishing to luy any of the goods will find it to their interest to examine our stock before making purchases. Our stock of shoes, Oxford Ties and Slip pers are considered the best in the city Morris' Dry Goods Storb. Sioes and Slippers E HAVE THEM- . FOR LADIES, MEN AND CHILDREN. LOW CU r SHOES FOR MEN aa'd BOYS, OLD LADIES SHOES. WE HAVE NO COMPETITOR IN THBNE GOODS. OUR MILLI NERY IS FA8T GAINING STRENGTH, BECAUSE OUR PRIDES ARE LOWEST IN RALEIGH. NRW ARRIVAL LAUIES HAT8, WRETHS, FLOWERS, RIBBONS, SILKS, AND BEST MA CHINE THREAD, 8c, WORTH 5c, 8POOL8ILK. 4o, WORTH 10c, DRESS SHIELDS 9c, WORTH 25c FANS FOR EVERY BODY AT THE : LYOIiRlCKfTSIORE. 86 Centre Street, Gol lsboro, and 129 FavelteYille St., Raleigh. Hardware, &c THE NEW QUAKER-:-CITY LAWN MOWER. Ten Special Points of Merit: Its reputation for Excellence Fully Estab lished in una uny. Be Not Deceived by the many poorly constructed Mowers. IT RUNS EASY! A SMALL CHILD CAN USE IT! rjiPSend for circulars and special prices. THOMAS H. BK1GGS SONS, RALEIGH, N. O. I Millinery. !"" Mlinery. New and Attractive FOR Spring and Summer AND TJNTRIMMED T T J 1 T . r hu.es aim sonnets in II III LU all the latest and most desirable shapes and styles. INFANTS' & Crepe de Chene Caps and Shirred Hats, &c, &. XT A TT? GOODS, CREPE de CflENE JLXxxXlV and Windsor Ties in all col ors, ians, Hair Ornaments and many fau cy novelties. DRAPERY IS3 5 i. broidery Silks. Prices reasonable and satis faction guaranteed. m J209.FAYETTEVILLE ST. ap9 tf Administrator's Notice. o - J 1 uu WiQ HUALULIIS" trator of the estate nf t.ha into w w uAi den, this is to notify all persons having V.U11U10 ogtuuoi. uie esuiitt m present tne same to me for payment on or before the 16th day 01 Mav. 1893. or this nntira V1 11 ha nlAnil in bar of recovery. All persons indebted to fit A AOtafa mill nlnaan an4-4-TA ..1.1 X J 1 , OASHtuRWOOD, myl7 6w Administrator. Dry Goods. Notions, &o. MILLINERY TDIMMM 1 11 1 1 MISS MAGGIE REESE GEHT'S SUMMER UHDtRWEAR. aENT'8 NEGLIGEE SHIRTS in the new textures Benguelas, Oxfords, Palmet toes and Cambridge. These comfortable garments are growing moe popular every season and our present line is the lnrgest we have ever shown. DRESS SHIRTS IN PLAIN AND PLAITED BOSOMS.open in front, and back and front Wide.plain and embroidered bosons for full even, mg dress. SUMMER MERIHO. PLEASANT, LIGHT WEIGHT, wool un dergarments, the weight to use until time to put ou gauze. . BLBRIGGAN, Gauze, Lisle and Linen Undergarments. pLASTIC SEAM DR1WER8 in cotton AJiand linen. , W. H i( l s. Tacto fCd.
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