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NO. 32
VOL. XXVII.
RALEIGH MONDAY, MAY 30. 1892.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC FOR TODAY.
Ban rlMi -Suaseti
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MOOBT'i PHA.8SS FOB MAT.
First quarter, 8d 1:57 P. u.
Pall moon, 11th 5:45 p. m.
Last quarter, 19th-8:89 A JC.
Pew moon. 8flth--0:83 A. M.
CITY IN BRIEF.
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The union dead. ,
Federal memorial day.
National holiday today.
Splendid season for gardens.
The true soldier bears no malice.
Commencements are now in order
throughout the State.
Only a few unimportant cases be
fore the mayor at his levee today.
Mr. Thos. R. Purnell h"s returned
to the city from a visit to Winston.
Commencement exercises, at Peace
Institute tonight. It, will doubtless
be an interesting occasion.
Centre Lodge. No. 8, K. of P., will
meet tonight. Full attendance de
Ired. VUiting brethren invited.
Mr. Willie Vass, a graduate of Mor
on and Denson's school is to deliver
the valedictory at Wake Forest this
year.
Now Is the time to take a goor
tonic medicine. Hood's Sarsaparllla
possesses the greatest merit, and it is
a popu'ar favorite.
Miss Sallie Bushall, of Washington,
is in the city stopping with Mrs. John
Simpson, on Jones stre-t.
The outlook for a large attendance
at Morehead the present season is
unusually good, and greu prepra
tions are making for their reception
Mis Cathnrioe Fuller, daughter of
Chief Justice Fuller of the United
States Supreme Court, Is visiting the
family of Maj. R. S. Tucker.
Next Tuesday there will be Inter
esting closing exercises at - Raleigh
Female Academy. Rev. Dr. w. W
Sanderlin will deliver the annual ad
dress. v 'v. .;.
Col. J. S. Carr will deliver the an
nual address before the State To
bacco Association which meets at
Morehead City, July 15th.
Are there any efforts being made to
get an extension of the Norfolk and
Western Railroad to this city? It
would be a grand scheme in the in
terest of Raleigh and well worth look
ing after.
' A slight change in the schedule of
the Atlanta train took place yester
day. : It leaves here now at 4:15 in
stead of 4:10.
Be sure and be on hand in time for
i the excursion to Winston. The train
leaves at 6:80 o'clock tomorrow morn
ing, but it is important that scholars,
teachers, ect. should be at the church
at 6 o'clock sharp. Don't Ret left. It
is going to be a most enjoyable time.
Don't forget the "Strawberry Tea
of the "Whatsoever Circle" of King's
Daughters at the residence of Mrs.
Win. Baffin Tucker tomorrow night
from 7. to 10 o'clock. Contributions
, for the poor. '. " :
Salts by s vprl parties, inclaim-
and delivery, were instituted last Sat
nrday afternoon against Messrs. Litt-
man Co., who recently made an as
signment. One of the parties only
i found property which could be re
' , covered. sThe case promises to be
one of some considerable Interest.
Clarksville, Va., is one of the finest
- places for fishing you ever saw. There
s are also two One springs llthia water
: ; near the depot. All who go with the
Edenton Street M. E. Sunday school,
' June 8th, on their , picnic are assured
a good time. See hand bills. : "
,ffhe Edenton Street Methodist Sun?
day school are making arrangements
to make , their excursion to Clarks
ville, Va ,' June 8th, the best they
? ever had. They will be on the road
: only three hours and' fifteen minutes
aohway.
Marriage Licenses.
Some little sensation has been ;.r j-
duced here on account of the recent
marriage of Rev. A. A. Butler a Bap
tlst preacher at Do, ham, to Miss An
nie Christian of that city. The license
was procured In this city, it being re
fused in Durham. Of cours, it Is
known to mobt of our readeisthat
the Register of Deeds Is required to
Issue such licenses to persons of law
ful age, &o. As to this requirement
of law, the Register of Deeds cannot
of his own knowledge be presumed to
know. In this cas, It seems that
Rev. Mr. Butler signed the.oatli
stating, that the young lady was 1 1
years of age. On this, the license was
issued. The onus therefore rests up
on Mr. Butler, If any wrong has betn
perpetrated. The Code provide. th t
it is the duty of the Register pf Deeds
to Issue license, provided it shall ap
pear to him probable that there is no
impediment to such marriage. In
thia anA. no onnh Impediment was
probable, unless misrepresentation
was made by Mr. Butler. The license
was issued on the 26th inst. Our
Register of Deeds is in no manner
responsible if it should turn out that
the young lady is not of tin proper
age..
The Berry Pickers.
This beautiful opperetta wl'l b
presented at Metropolitan Hall next
Friday night, June 3 J, for the bene
fit of St John's Hospital
The Btory of the "Berry Pickers''
runs as follows :
A company of young peope, whilo
picking berries, meet two girls wbosa
borne is saddened by sickness and the
supposed loss ot their fitheratsea
Interesting their friends iu tehalf t f
the unfortunate family, the youn
paople are enabled to place them i a
a more comforlab)e homo and in
more favorable chsuinstauces, when
to the surprise of evxry one, the fath
er returns. : A garden party, which
was at first planned by the youn.-r
people for a welcome to their new
friends, is made more joyous and me
mora'ole by the presence of the unex
pected guest.
Everybody then goes ia a body to
the Gypsy camp to hae their for
tunes told, after which they all go to
the Flower Queen, who holds a grand
reception. Thf re are some very fine
choruses, so ob, duets and dialopaeR.
and fancy dances will be introduce-':,
iu the Gypsy camp and , Plover
Queen's garden acd in the picnic
6cene by Prof. A Union's pu pi's. The
scenery will be finn and the costuinps
beautifil. The chorus onsistirg oi'
thirty Ave voices and the principal
characters represents., sune of the
prettiest youar'girls ever se-n on our
stage. . The tickets will be f.-rsala
next Tuesday at Alfred William i &
Co.'s bookstore.. General ad ulss'oti
50 cents, gallery 25 cents No extr i
charge for reserved scats
A Change.
It is to be deeply regretted that the
Hon J. G.Oar!i8le has been compelled
on account of sickness to abandon
his engagement to deliver an address
at Chapel Bill commencement. With
this exceptioo, the regular program
as laid down will be carried out
House For Bent
- Wiih four rooms on North Dawson
Street, No. 811. Possession given
1st June. (m27 8t) . D. C Murray.
Millinery Goods,Oh,how Lorely
Any one who has unsightly millj'
nery goods has unsalable millinery
goods. Each day we have new evN
dence that our millinery, stock is
what it should be because ladies of
rare taste tell us iu plain English that
we keep the most beautiful millinery
goods in Raleigh and sell it lower in.
price than any ' one ever sold milli
nery goods in Raleigh, and , they
, prove this by buying of us and ad
; vising their friends to go to 8 win
dell's for their hats if they want a
- real pretty, hat and same time save
about half the price.
D. T. 8WIHPKLL.
A NOBLE UIFT
a Poble Purpose Who
Hilt Do Likewise?
Tu oo;jb (he kindness of Mr. D. H.
Woo. e'l, the very efficient and zeal
ous f-Hiietary of the Grand Lodge of
Odd Vr-wa of North Carolina, we
fct-e e :tl to lay before our readers
the pai Medlars of a most credit able
fT,d Krf-rifrus bestowal in further-.
e.-CH f. 'e objects and aims of the
uoi.!e -ve of Odd Fellows. Actu
ated anpi.it of benevolence, dic
tated by a wise aul just philanthro
pv, Cruet iHt'iioude Boissiere, a
Fren :U(L.HQ or wtnltb, but an honoi
(! citiztti of Sllkville, Frankl n com
ty, Kansas, determined to bestow
upon txiae worthy object in the coun
try of his adoption a large sum of
money for worthy purposes. Mr. De
Boissiere is not an Odd Fellow, but
an investigation was sufficient to con
vince him the noble order was in
f Rch nd a11 ";e8Pect most worthy of
tne nestowai oi wnatever aid was
prompted by his generous heart
A ' i.ig upon this, he gave the munif.
iceut donation of $125,000 for the pur
pose of endowing an institution for
the care and manual training of the
orphans of Odd Fellows of the State
of Kansas, under the name and style
of "The Boissiere Odd Fellows Or
phan's Home and Industrial School
Association of Kansas."
This nobis gift has been placed ia
charge as custodian and manager of
the G -and Lodge of the Indepenlent
Order of Odd Fellows of the State of j
Knha'i It consists of money, lands,
teneiMtnts and personal property,
and the institution has therefore been
inw porated. In their due appreci
aticn f the generous gift, the Grand
Iod. -i of Kansas have passed suitable
ref. 'ions of reception and thanks.
TL- ception was given to Mr. De
Eui;' re at thr auditorium in the
oVy . Ottawa on the evening of May
J iub-: '893, a cordial invitation 'o
h'i 'i for himself and lady was re.
c by Mr. Woodell
a ))! ing the bestowal of th 6 mu-nil)--
t donation in a sister State by
a f i ;gn gentleman to an order, of
wi; .1 be was not a meaber, but act
ual, by motives of the broadest
.thropy, we cannot refrain from
. t . -ession of hope that it may
en( ) spur up the friends ef the
i.ni - vunate in North Carolina to
H- lar course of action. It, of
Ou Is known to moet of our read
ers p -d to the. .public at large, that
the otder of Odd "Fellows in North
' arolina has very recently opened an
orphan's home at Goldsboro, which
since the 9th of the present month
has been in operation for the pur
poses indicated. That this noble
char.ty needs the fostering care of
h'l c; aritably disposed persons of
whatevt? creed, should go without
t;yi'jg. We can point with just
pi 'die to the action of Mr. De Bo's
s I -re, and express the sincere hope
that in the Old North State he may
find a , rototype In the great caut.e of
humanity. There is ample room for
the bestowal ol id, and in no better
direction can it be given than to al
leviate the wants and render com
fo 'table the helpless orphans. Mr.
Da Boissiere has the thanks of the
good and true every where. Let those
of our grand eld State whom God has
blessed with abundance open their
hearts to "go and do likewise." :
Special Male Next Week.
Next Tuesday, June 7th, we will
have something entirely new on spe
cial sale for one day ownly. Ton
will all appreciate this, though it
looks unreasonable. A pair of linen
towels 5 feet long, 2 feet wide, worth
one dollar a pair. We will sell these
towels at 75 cents a pair and give one
boy's linen shirt, white laundried,
worth 75 cents, with "each pair tow
els Thus: 1 pr towels and one shirt,
all for 73o D. T. Swindell.
The dancing school for- children
op? n tomorrow, Tuesday, for anoth
er term.- All wishing to enter should
be on hand at 4 p. m. Special rates
be given old pupils. it
Mondays Will Ra Our Item
nant Day.
Cn every Monday we will sell off all
Remnants at exactly one half the re
tail price.
We will offer as a special sale on
Thursday, June 2d, 1.0C0 yards Cord
ed Persian Lawn at 10 cents a yard.
These goods are worth 21c. This is
the best thing we have offered, and is
a Dona nue bargain.
WOOLLOOTT & SOFS.
For Sale.
A fine I size 4 stringed. Double
Bass Violin, &c. W. J. Brown,
may 18 lm 108 Edenton Btreet.
White Skirtings.
To close the lot, we are eff jring a
line of ladies white skirtings at less
than half cost. We haven't many of
these goods and .we are not going to
pack them away another time. They
are lower in price than one would
think. Some of these were f 4 50 per
yard are now $1.50; some $3.50 per
yard now $1 00; some $2 50 per yard
now 75c, and so on through the lot.
There are not very many of these left
and they are to be closed out. Come
and see this lot.
W. H. & R. S. Tucker & Co.
Will Sell
25.000 No. 1 heart shingles,
60,000 Laths, at less than market
value. mj27 lw Wayne Allcott.
Janaluska Claret.
A. Dugihi, General Agent.
ap!4 lm.
For Rent June 1st.
A desirable house, 7 rooms and kitchen,
well and hydrant, large yard, within turee
blocks of post office.
Apply at No 528 S. Salisbury st. ra21 tf
VVAiMTU,
AG H NTS WA NTED Male and female,
old and youug, f 15 to 125 per day aasily
madejselling oar Queen Plating Outfits an.l
doing gold, silver, nickel, copper and brass
plating, that is warranted to we-r for years,
on every class of metal, tableware, jewelry,
&c. Light and easily handled, 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 busin ss house and family, and work
shop. Cheap, durable, simple and within
reach of every one Plates almost instantly
equally to the finest new work. Send for
circulars, tf i. QUEEN CITY SILVER and
NIOKEL PLA'il&O CO, East St Louis, 11.
myl8t,t,stf
MY GOODS STORE!
We will commence Monday morning a
SPECIAL - SALE
OF
EMBROIDERED FLOuNCIHGS
WHITE GOODS,
IMS AND EMBROIDERIES
Those wishing to luy any of the goods
will find it to their interest to examine our
stock before making purchases.
Our stok of shoes, Oxford Ties and Slip
pers are considered tne best in the city.
Norris' Drt. Hoods Stork.
Sioes and Slippers
jyE HAVE THEM-
FOR LADIES, MEN
AND CHILDREN. LOW
CUT SHOES FOR MEN asd
BOYS, OLD LADIES SHOES.
WE HAVE NO COMPETITOR Itf
THESE GOODS. OUR MILLI
NERY IS FAST GAINING
STRENGTH, BECAUSE
OfTR PRIOES ARE
LOWEST IN RALEIGH.
NK'W ARRIVAL LADIES
HAT3, WREATH8, FLOWERS,
RIBBONS, SILKS, AND BEST MA
CHINE THREAD, 8c, WORTH
6c, SPOOL SILK. 4c, WORTH
10c, DRESS SHIELDS.9C,
WORTH 25c. FANS
FOR EVERY
BODY AT
THE
LYOUCKETSTOIIE.
86 Centre Street, Goldsboro, and
' 129 FayeUeville St., Raleigh.
Hardware, &c
THE NEW
QUAKER-:-CITY
LAWN MOWER.
Ten Special Points of Merit:
Its reputation for Excellence Fully Estab-
nsnea in una uuy.
Be N o t Deceived
by the many poorly constructed Mowers.
IT RUNS EASY!
A. SMALL CHILD CAN USE IT!
tSfSend for circulars and special prices.
THOHAS H. BRIGGS ? SONS,
RALEIGH, N. O.
J
I Millinery.
. EJillinery.
New and Attractive
tor
Spring and Summer
AND UNTRIMMED
illgl Ml nais ana uonneis in
lllll LU all the latest and most
desirable shapes and styles.
INFANTS' & Crepe d'e Chene
Caps and Shirred Hats, &c, &.
TT A TT? GOODS, CREPE de CHENE
llillll and Windsor Ties in all col
ors. Fans, Hair Ornaments and many fan
cy novelties.
DRAPEli Y ff 5 e.
broidery Silks. Prices reasonable and satis
faction guaranteed.
:209:FAYETTEVILLE ST.
ap9tf
Administrator's Notice.
Having this day qualified as the adminis- -trator
ot the estate of the lateWW Hoi
den, this .is to notify all persons having
claims against the estate to present the same
m!i01i J?,a,yiIlenl9n 01 before the 16th day
of Jkiy, lS'JS, or this notice will be plead
in bar of recovery. All persons indebted to
the estate will please settle without delav.
CASHHJRWOOD,
my17w Administrator.
Dry Goods, Notion, &e.
RELIABLE SHOES
We sell reliable shoes only and at as low'
prices as any house iu the trade.
We are showing the best OXFORD TIES
for ladies at 85c $1 00 and ft 25 that have
been offered for sale in Raleigh.
We have an admirable assortment of La
dies' Oxford Ties at 1 5U the best we have
ever broug.it out. There is a fall assortment
of these 1 50 goods, Opera and Common
Sense lasts, plain toes and patent leather
tips These compare favorably with anv
Sf 00 Oxford Ties and will wearMterT 7
$3,00
- In gentlemen's shoes we have a full assort
ment of French and London toes, Congress
and Bala, at MOO per pair. This shoe is
pliam. and has smooth insoles; will not hurt
e i''eLand wiU wear 118 lonS as shoe cost
ing f 2 00 more. It is as good value for 1 3 00
as your money will buy.
1 flfiAt u 00 we have the same shoe
VV- as the $3 00 shoe only lighter
$5.00-
At 15 00 Gents' Cordovan, in
Jongress and Bait,, a splendid
light weight shoe for summer
Wflar.
A ?,ul,lme of gents' fine hand-sewed shoes
in all the popular styles. Gents' patent
leather shoes and patent leather Oxford ties.
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