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VOL. XXVII.
RALEIGH. FRIDAY, JUNE 10. 1892.
NO. 42
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MINIATURE ALMANAC FOR TODAY.
Ban rite J
Sou sets 15
MOOH'i PHASES FOR iCSB.
First quarter. 8d 4:87 A. M.
Fall moon, 10th-8:18 A.. M.
Last quarter, 17th-8:46 P. M.
New moon, 84tu 8:52 A. M.
81NOP6IS OF THB WKATHKR.
The following is the synopsis of the
weather at 8 a. in. today:
FOR NORTH CAROLINA.
Fair.
RALKIGH AND VICINITY.
Till 8 pm. Saturday : Fair, con
tinued warm.
Local data for 24 hours ending 8 a.
iu. todav:
Maximum temperature, 77 -,
Miuimum temperature 04;
Rainfall, 0.15!
CITY IN 1S11IEF.
Peach season close at band.
The grand jury of the Federal court
was discharged yesterday afternoon.
There will be a moonlight dance at
Pullen park to night.
The next in order will be the Con
gressionHl Conventions !
When you think you have the
world in a swing, is the time yon are
liable to be swung it often happens.
The news that Col. L L. Polk has
much improved was received with de
light by his many friends
Messrs. J M Broughton & Co , can
put you on the track of some good
investments of your ready cash, by
interviewing them.
Hood's barsaparilla absolutely
cres all diseases caused by impure
blood and it builds up the whole sys
tem Col. Tchu D. Cameron is in the city.
He is lo -king after his handbook of
North Carolina which is now about
completed and will be a very valua
ble book of reference in our state
The monthly meeting of the Toung
Men's Christian Association will be
held tonight at 8 o'clock. It is im
portant that every member should be
present.
"Tobe" Marshall has invented a
new idea of disposing of dangerous
canines He "smothers" them with
chloroform and the animal goes out
of the world without pain. "Tobe"
says he puts it on the ground of
"kindness to animals."
Can't our railroad authorities af
ford to put dowu the fair to one cent
a mile for our contennial and 4th of
July celebrations? They will hardly
make any money at those rates, but
patriotism should shine out brighth
on such occasions. We believe the
authorities will agree to it if proper
appeals are made.
Ten thousand visitors on the oc
casion of our centennial, would surely
average one dollar a piece. - left with
us. This seems a fair estimate. This
would be $10,000 for our business men
and hotels don't you see? Then let
us go to woik and offer such induce
ments as will secure their attendance.
A citizens committee from. each of
the wards and suburbs should be ap
pointed on the centennial and fourth
of July celebrations, so that a rous
ing sentiment of the people in favor
of the movements can be worked up.
The Mayor has acted and so has the
Chamber of Commerce and the Agri
cultural Society. Now let the peo
pie at large speak out in mass meet
ing Nothing like proper eclat to
ensure success.
The man who shakes the bush, fref
qnently loses the hare. Indeed, such
mode of procedure usually prevails.
The case of the old man and old wo
man, both killing the bear, when on
ly one of them used the club, is fre
quently re-enacted. Thousands are
standing with open arms and expan
ded hands, to grab, whatever is good
from their neighbor's efforts who
very hurriedly condemn any slipup
with the stereotyped, disgruntled
declaration, of " I told you so ? We
liveinageat world, with any num
ber, of great folks in it.
A convention of the Third party
will be held in this city tomorrow.
. Wake Forest commencement Is
over. It has been a most interesting
occasion
To morrow has been set apart for
third party meetings throughout the
state.
The Greensbcro water company
has been placed in the hands of a re
ceiver. The meetings of Evangelist Fife in
Goldsboro are creating much interest
and are very successful.
Very strong hopes are now enter
tained that Col. L. L. Polk will com
pletely recover.
Wake Forest College now has an
endowment of $2C0,0'JO, and 250 stu
dents. A large force of negroes Lave left
the Charlotte section to work on rail
roads in New York State. This is a
little qneer
See special notice of G. Rosenthal,
secretary, calling a meetiug ot Hal
eigh township si hool committee. It
meets this eveu'ug tut 8:30 o'clock.
Kptvorib Lengue
Regula- meeting of Eu worthLeague
No. 24; tonight at EdMi:ou St M B.
Church. Members requested to he
preseuf promptly at 8 o'clock.
IeiM ai Mention.
Gov Holt, will a-iou go to Huff ilo
Npringt for hie heali.h.
Mrs J. J. Mackay, ot Durham, is in
the city vitdtiug relatives.
Mr. Jesse A Jones has returned
from a business trip to Richu ond,Va.
Mr. Paul Colliue, who has been
very sick for several days is much
improved.
Mrs. Louis H. Skiuner, nee Miss
Garrell, of Wilmlnsrtou, is visiting
Miss Effle BroiiRbton
Our Celebration.
Matters in relation to the centen -nial
and 4th of July celebrations
seem to be assuming definite shape.
The following committees have been
announced: For the ceutennial from
the board of alderman-J E Pogue,
Frank Stronach, F W. Hunnicutt,
Julius Lewis an ;1 M. Bowes.
From the Chamber of Commerce
Josephus Daniels, W E. Ashley, P.
H. Andrews, H H. Hughes and A. A.
Thompson
FroTi the N. C. Agricultural Soci
etyR H Battle, Dr. R II. Lewis
and Dr James McKee
The following committee for the
fourth of July have been appointed:
M. Bowes, Frank Stronach. C. R
Le. James Boylan, G. E. Loach and
Alex Stronach
A Happy Reunion.
The folio wing circular is interesting
and explains itself:
Col. Hig;ins 23rd Ohio Regiment
having returned the colors of the
North Carolina Grays, Co. I t,h a .
C Regiment to Mrs Fannie Lowe to
be represented to the survivors; at
the request of many veterans I here
by designate Saturday, July 2nd, '92,
at Cedar Fork, at 2 p m., for a meet
ing of the survivors to make arrange
ments for the reunion aud other mat
ters connected therewith The sur
vivors of the second Cedar Fork Com
panv, Co. Gt. 7fch N. C. Regiment are
invited to attend
Letters directed to me at Morris
ville from those who cannot attend
will be read at the meeting.
R W. YoBK,
QLate Maj. 6th N. C. and Cant. Co. I.
June 7th, ;i892.
A meeting of the Raleigh township
school committee will be held in the
mayor's office tomorrow (Friday)
evenimr at 8:30 o'clojk for the purpose
of electing a superintendent and
teachers of t he graded schools for the
ensuing school year.
G. Rosenthal, Sec'y.
June 9, 1893.
Men's Shoe.
Opened today a big lot of L. M.
Reynolds St Co'u fine shoes. This is
the neatest and most desirable men's
shoe ever placed ou the market-
Every pair is warranted to give per
fect satisfaction.
D. T. SWIJfDKLL.
University Manlno.
This M and ' II known publica
tiou is published six tiiurta a year un
der the control of the Literary So
cieties of Chapel Hill University.
The main objects are to encourage
th students to in Jepnndent literary
work; to furnish a review of Univer
sity matters; to chronicle the pro
ceedings of literary ecieutiQo and his
torical orzao'zitious, including the
publication of important papers pre
sented Mt their me-stings, to record
item of n?i about, the University
aluruui and student Evch issue
coutains inciter of importance to all
who are iutarested in th University,
brides much fbat is extractive to the
general reader.
i A Reautilul Casket.
I We were shown this morning, at
the undertakers establishment of Mr.
j John W. Brown, corner of Morgan
. and Dawson streets, the finest and
I prettiest burial casket ever seen in
Raleigh To oue unacquainted with
the business it is elmost impossible to
give such a description as to envey
; a proper idea of its elegance, and it
luont be seen to he duly appreciated.
It is made of red cedar and covert d
with a splendid quality of black silk
plush The lining is composed of
creamed satin beautifully tufted It
I will have the Quest extended silver
j handles, making it a resting place for
I the dead of unparalleled liuish and
design. The price of the casket is
$350. We also saw another one of
similar beauty, covered with light
blue satin, splendidly lined and got
ten up with extreme good taste. This
is held at $65.
Mr. Brown has in hand all the par
aphernalia incident to the burial ser
vice. He has just received a new lot
j of stockings, drawers and shirts
j S0U1ething new. In all the internal '
, arrangements the establishment is
i iully "P to tne times, ana can Doast
ji oucu n eiiuciv as uttu utiiuij uo sur
passed in any city in the South.
Trunks.
We are showing a full and complete
line of trunks an size, style or price
that you may want. Ou this Mne we
can save vou at least 2" per cent. -
. thj) , . gDlen,,id
aHrtrt,ail n tPnr,kg hlirra ntw1 wa
liees at
D. T. Swindell's.
Remember that A. Dughi is sell
ing Junalueka wine at $1 a gallon.
i .
Needles and Oil for all maked of
sewing machines at W. 8. Uzzle's, 114
Fayetteville street, next to Fred A.
Watson's.
Best pure cider vinegar by the bar'
rel or measure at D. T . Johnson's.
Sewing machines, organs and pi
anos repaired at W. S. Uzzle's, li t
Fayetteville street, next to Fred A.
Watson's
Trv a sack of "Triplet" or 4 Snow
Drift" flour. Price and quality can't
be beat. D. T. Johnson, Agt.
Special Sale, June 10th,
Of Windsor ties,
Hosiery and handkerchiefs.
Tbis lot is samples from a large fac
tory and will be sold at two thirc's of
their value. Come early and get the
choice ones, je9 td
Woollcott & Sons.
Nice fresh eggs at P. T. Johnson's.
Mr. Geo. N. Walters, on Fayette
ville St., has on hand a hue assortment
of English Homespuns, Irish Frhzs,
Irish aud Blonny Tweeds, light
weight suitings also Tropical Wors
teds. A chance purchase. Magnifi
cent trowserings that are "things of
beauty. Call aud examine the stock.
Nice lot of bananas cheap by the
bunch or dozen at D. T. Johnson's,
Ladies Shoes.
We received today another big lot
of Bering & Co's fine shoes. Any lady
wishing a real nice pair of shoes
should eee our large and elegant as
sortment before buying. We can
furnish you any style or quality that
you may wish. We are also showing
a large assortment of Oxfords and
slippers which we are seliiag for one
third less than real value.
Yours truly,
D. T. Swiptdbll.
LVtuh Wgotabk-s.
1 am prepared to furuitdi fresh veg-
etabh's. cut fn
,u my gardc-u every
ii)orni:i'. ou
roasonhi'le te'iiH. I
have cabbage, beets soups, ouions,
potatoes, peas, &;., and will soon
have tomatoes and everything e'se
that grow4 in a garden. Any oue
wishing fresh vegetables every inoru
iug will call on me ou the corner of
Dawson and Jones street.
my3l (it R. M Utzmas.
Traveller.
Will you take a little vaca-ion this
season 1 It so, jou will require some
on tlitting, we can supply all you
need, for man or woman. Every year i
w provide goods a;id wares to suit ;
those who go away frori home. Wo j
Lave been as careful for the want of
travellers this year as pospiblo. For
ladies dress materials, blazer suits,
skirt and blazer, suirt waiets, riding
and driving gloves, &c. In gents
furnishings everything in the line of
underwear, negligee shirts, patent
leather shoes, &c. The best liue of
trunks, bags, canvas telescope and
grips evr brought to the city. i
. W. H. & R. S. Tuckkr & Co. !
For Sale.
A fine size 4 stringed, Double
Bass Violin, &e. W. J. Brown,
may '8 lui 103 Edeaton Street
Janaluk& Claret.
A. DUGUI, General Agent.
apl4 lm.
Fr Sale.
A boarding nouse keeper would like
to sell the complete furnishings foi
eight or ten rooms, the kitchen and
diuing room wares, &c. The party
purchasing wi'l have the refusal of
the house now occupied, with good
patronage and well k.cated, as well at:
our good will. Call at this office for
information. j-7 U
WAjTTS.
Oh NTS WA.NTED Male aud female,
lold and young, l") to $25 per day easily
made selling oar Queen Plating Outlits and
doing gold, silver, nickel, copper and brass
plating, that is warranted to wear for years,
on every class of metal, tablewure, 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 gup sack or satchfll. Agents an;
makinsr mjney rapidly. They sell to almost,
every businss 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, &c. QUEEN CITY SILVER-and
NICKEL PLA. LING CO, East St Louis, ill.
lnylS t,t,s tf
'NORMS
MY ooods in
We will commence Monday morning a'J
SPECIAL - SALE
OK
EMBROIDERED FL0DNGIN6S
WHITE COODS,
LUCES AND EMBROIDERIES
Those wishing to luy any of the goods
will find it to their interest to examine our
stock before making purchases.
uur srocK or snoes, uxrora Ties ana sup
pers are considered tne best in tbe city.
! city.
Norrisv Dry. Goods Stork.
Shoes aDu Slippers
w
E HAVE THEM-
FOR LADIES. MEN
AND CHILDREN. L W
CU f SHOES FOR MEN a.vD
BOYS, OLD LADIES SHOES
WE HAVE NO COMPETITOR IN
THESE GOODS. OUR MILLI
NERY IS FAST GAINING
STRENGTH, BECAUSE
OUR PRIDES ARE
LOWEST IN RALEIGH.
NEW ARRIVAL LADIES
HATS, WREATHS, FLOWERS,
RIBBONS, SILKS, AND BEST MA
CHINE THREAD, 8c, WORTH
6c. SPOOL SILK. 4c, WORTH
10c, DRESS SHIELDS. 9e,
WORTH 25c. FANS
FOR EVERY
BODY AT
LIOiraiSlSuE.
86 Centre Street, Goldsboro, and
120 Fayetteville St., Raleigh.
Hardware, Sc.
THE NEW
QUAKER-:-CITY
LAWN MOWE1C.
Ten Speciul Poiuts of Merit:
Its reputation for Excellence Fully Estab
lished in this City.
Be Not Deceived
by the many pocrly constructed Mowers.
IT RONS EASY!
A SMALL CHILD CAN USE IT!
JSfSend for circulars and special prices.
THOMAS B. BR1GGS SONS,
RALEIGH, N. C.
ILUllffl!-- IS:
fJewand Attractive
FOR
Spring and Summer
AND UNTRIMMED
Hat i and Bonnets in
all the latest and most
desirable shapes and styles.
T1VI7 A INJTC MUSLIN, SiLK
LVi V JL O & Crepe de Chene
Caps and Shirred Hats, Ac, &.
HA TO GOODS, CREPE de CHENE
IVJLIL and Windsor Ties in all col
ors. Fans, Hair Ornaments and many fau
cy novelties.
DRAPERY kinds of Em
broidery Silks. Prioi'.-s reasonable and satis
faction guarauteed.
'209FAYETTE VILLE ST.
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Administrator's Notice.
Having this day qu tlilied as the adminis
'.rator of the estate of the late W W Hoi
leu, this i? lo notify all persons Inving
claims against the estiite to present the same
lo me for payment on or before the Kith day
of May, 1893, or this notice will be plead
in bir of recovery. Ail persons indebted to
the estate will please settle without delay.
OA SHERWOOD,
uiyl7 6w Administrator.
Dry Ctoods, Notions, &e.
s'J.II. R S.IUCKER ;.C0.
CHINA1
JAPAN
MATTINGS.
As a delighiful suniru-r floor covering
-Uraw Matting is by all odds the article best
nut d for ou climate. It is comfortable, ,
pleasant to tbe eye, and there is such a wide
range in prices that it can be used by every
0119. .'. '
This season our line is lareer and more va
ried than that of any previous year, em
bracing some of the most novel designs ever
shown here.
ANCY QHECK,
JNSERTED p AT TERNS,-
JOUBLE JQYED and
JOINTLES8 JATflNG
From h per roli (of 40 yds) up. v
I. H., R.S, Tttcto' lCo