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VOL. XXVII.
RALEIGH. SATURDAY, JUNE II. 1892.
NO. 43
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MINIATURE ALMANAC FOR TODAY
8 uii rices
8uu sets
MuOH's PHABK8 F )R JCNK
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First quarter, 8d 4:37 A. M.
Full moon, 10th-8:18 A M.
Last quarter, 17th 8:46 P. M.
New moon, 24th 8:52 A. M.
81 NOPSIS OF THK WEATHBR.
The following is the synopsis of the
weather at 8 a. m. today:
FOR NORTH CAROLINA.
Generally fair today and Sunday.
RALEIGH AND VICINITY.
Till 8 pm. Sunday : Threatening
weather, cooler, with light rain; fair,
much warmer Monday.
Local data for 24 hours ending 8 a.
in. today:
Maximum temperature,
Minimum temperature
Rainfall,
WHY IN BRIEF.
83
0.00
The gony is over.
lo to Luuisden's and see
Fn nch rat trap. It is a daisy.J
At the meeting of the Third party j
representatives today delegates
appointed to a district convention. ?
A Republican ratiiicttion meeting
will be held at the court house to
night. .
The Agricultural departiutut hfis
prepared tho crop bulletin from every
couuty in the state.
Tbe shipment, of Irish potatoes
from the KewBeme section is larger
this year than ever before.
liov. Dr. T. H. Pritchard, now of
Wilmington, but formerly pus: or of
tho First Baptist church of this city,
was here yesterday.
The State Tobacco Association
meets in Morehead City, July 5th,
and prom '80S to be very largely at
tended.
Tho Kev. I). N. McLauchliuof San
ford will preach and administer the
Lord'u Supperjat 11 a m. and proach
again at 8 p. m.
We hope our 4th of July committee
will not forget to press the matter of
the trains running into the new de
pot. It would be a nice annex of the
celebration.
The outlook of the girls industrial
and normal school at Greensboro is
splendid. It Is .expected that addi
tional accommodations will be neces
sary at the opening session.
Mr. J. W. Bailey, son of Dr. C. T.
Bailey has beer chosen editor of the
"Student" at Wnke Forest College
for the educational year 1892 '93.
Up to last Tuesday there had been
one hundred and forty conversions
and one hundred and twenty five
backsliders reclaimed under the min
istration of Evangelist Fi'e at Golds
boro. We invite attention to the adver
tisement of Mr. C. H. Anderson, who
is offering great bargains in slices for
ladies, misses and children, also dress
goods of all the latest designs, hats
&o. His stock is full in all lines.
Give him a call at No. 5, Barge tt
street.
One of the most interesting cases
that have come before the .Federal
Court at its present session was that
iuvolving th' ri'iit of the city of Wil
mington to com pel the receiver of the
wrecked National Bank to pay the
taxes due by the institution. Judge
Russell appeared for the receiver and
Col. Thos. W. Strange for the city.
A meeMmr of Alliancemen favora-
ble to a third party was held in this
. . . .. ...
city tcaay. au executive committee " ""."b- - i
was chosen for the county of which . last night.
Mr. S. Otho Wilson is chairman. -..
Rerolutions in respect to the memo- j The clerks of Wilmington are mov
ry of Col. L. L. Polk were adopted. , i"f? fr a half holiday on one day in
There was a good attendance.
Cant't we have a new town clock
by the time of oar centennial celebra-j j)urham ia Tstiil without a govern
tion? It would be a decided improve-; meDt baiiding, notwithstanding the
luont to the market house ouuamg
and of much advantage to our citi
zens. We hope the matter onay fit d
early favor at the hands of our City
Fathers.
Death ur;l. L. I. l'olk.
At 11:13 o'clock this inoruiutf, th
distrenoiDtf intelligence wa wired to j
this city that the above named gen J
tleiuau had just died at the Garlieil I
lioKpltKl in Wasnlngtou, wuere
he had been taken for the purpose of
nuijicai treatment for bladder trouble
from which he had been from time to
tiuio a great tullerer. While the.au
uounceinent was not unexpected from
previous reports, yet the sad event
has caused the deepest regret in our
midst.
Col Polk, was a native of Anson
county, but has been a resident of
Raleigh for gome time, with a few
temporary exc ptioos. He was a gen
tleman of much energy and had seen
quite an eventful career. At the Mid
of his decease, and, for some time pre-
vious, he wan President of the Na
!,. Ain.mP nd T,abor Juion of
that! United States, with headquarter
(at Washington. For the last few
l . , .. - -A .. A ..
M ,f vi(JW fnci(lenta, to
t!ie t or,azltioD over which he
,uu an; it is tlUOU?ht by many
tj iji(J f,ua., tnar hib constant dutifs
gffr.v:Jeil tho disease '.vhich noUly
prove f t.1 '!
Whilt; o'ir :icpiaiu,aiifc' with Col
, o.a u . -v. --.
rhHr)8 intnnat-', we nre not sum
1 1 ,, ', . x
taiohig to bi.j public career to msikn
Huytliiug liko au extend--! oMcn at
thie tiuie th o-ne r of tho
l'logicf.tive Farmer of this citv, a
j.iurnal which has, so far as we can
judge, been mot srccessfully con
ducted, and his tact iu o her sphereH
of life have been marked and success
ful He leases a wife, several child
reri and mtoy devoted friunds to
mourn their loss, who have our deep
est sympathy in this, their honr of
n iiiictioo At this writing we are
not informed of wliat arrangements
hvo beiiiK made for the funeral, but
aolici oate that the remains will be ?
brought hero for uucmieut.
A meeting o the '.vol committee
of Rahigh was held v, the Mayor's
stltcted tl-.e folS'jwirtHM.'hfers :
S(iperin(fudi".;t Prof .'13 P. Moses.
Prio;'!pa Oenteanial School C J.
Parker.
Principal Murphy School Miss
EHziPoo!.
Teachers Mrs James '-.Viiiiamson,
Miss Mary Mar.h Miss S A Till'ng
hasr, Miss Fannie Cuub, Mrs. J: M.
Barbee, tiiss Ada V Womb'.e, Miss
Carrie Strong, Kiss. Myrtle Branson,
Mitis Edith Roster, Mis-s Mable Hale,
MrH H T
Williams Miss Lou'a Rid-
die. Miss Sava Kug. Miss Grace
Bates, Miss Lizzie Beli imy, Miss Min
nie Rsdford, Miss Cornelia Bailey
Tho city schools will open ngaiu Sep
teniber 3?th.
Services will be hold ut Woodward's f
store on South-Dawson street tomor
row afternoon. Sunday school at 3
p. m , and preaching at 4 by Rev.
' Kenneth Holmes. It is greatly to
the interest of that vicinity that they
cultivate and encourage by their
presence, theae religious services as
something may result of a substantial
character.
A colored man named Jack Wins
low, was fined 1 and costs by the
. . . ji i i
mayor, tnis morning, lor aisoraeny
1 conduct at the bulletin board in front
.K n KThanffa Plana
the week. Several of the merchants
have agreed to the proposition.
fact it pays an enormous internal
rovtnue to the government.
.There is a considerable crowd of
country people in the city today.
luiporlant ilM tittf.
T!w whs h joint mtiijjj yeeter
dy afternoon of th committees from :
re Hoard of Atderrcu, Chamber of J
Po?urerc nd Agricultural Society J
... i
oDCPrnir,p preparHiions ior tn cen !
tpuoiiil celebration. It was decided I
to bold a meeting at 8 80 o'clock next i
Moudv idtfht t tho Mnvnr'n rfl1..
v hen the mutter i!l L further con
sidTed Prompt attendance desired
A lirtiiHl Occasion.
A great lot sale will take place at
Rocky Tifouat on th 16th iuet., aud
the occRsiou will be ou of much in
teresf. It has been arranged to have
a bklloou nsc- iisiou ud parachute
jump by the renowned Dot Z?lno
which is consideied a most daring
feat. The balloon used is called the
"Thunder Bolt" and is the largest in
: 4L ...
",,B wu""''
It will be inflated bv a
new process receuiiy lbventea Dy
Professor Hutchinson, which requires
but a few moments to fll1
From Friend to Friend
Goes the story of tho excellence of
iioom s oarsapariu-i au'i wnat it nas
kco plishod, an! tli.s is the etrDng- IDawsou snd Jotios slretts.
est advertising vhl is dene on bo- j m'31 Ct Utzman.
half of this medioiot.. We endeavor, Mr yeo" v voters, on Fayette
ro ten iionef.ny waai iioiurs oarsupa
rlla and what u whl d but what
, . .
I it has done is far mr? important and
- nntanf Ira
more potent. Its unequalled
record of cures is ure to conviuce
tLose who have nevtr tried Hood's
Sarsaparilla that it is an excellent
medicine.
Col. Polk's Fuuoral.
Just before going to press we called
at the oflice of the Secretary of the
Farmers' Alliance, aud was informed
that no definite arrangements had,
ho far, been made for the funeral
ceremonies ol Col. Polk. No dispatch
concerning the matter had been re
ceived, tu' it is turmised that the
body ni-iy arrive here tomorrow over
the R. & i railroad via the Virginia
Midland. If to, tho remains may get
neieon tiii- i io traiu tomorrow. It
iis hardly ( robable that the funeral
wJl take J:lace btfcM Monday. It
aQ dlln:! n ferrgements are arrived
.(pear iu the morning
papers.
Vauted.
The following is a list of the articles
mai ly wanted by the ladies commit
tee for exhibition at the Chicago
World's Fair :
Jellies made from all kinds of fruits,
including berries and grapes; jams
made from all kinds of fruits, etc.;
marmalades made from all kinds of
" ' ' B,uu BOUr UICh1.
? Piain aud "d ; fruit and butters,
sauces and catsups, brandied fruits,
epiced fruits, cordials, maple sugar
and syrup, fruits glaced, honey in
comb and strained, sorghum Byrup
and molasses.
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Special Shoe and Slipper Sale.
We place on special nale this eve
ning a big line of shoes and slippers.
Anyone wishing a nice pair of shoes,
Oxford ties, or slippers at a great bar
gain shou'd be sure to attend the
special sale tonight at
D. T. Swindell's.
Special shoe sale this evening at
Norris' Dry Goods Store.
Lost.
In the neighborhood of the new
Union depot, a plain silver cup, with
the inscription "Mother." A suitable
J "j"111 be PftId to' recovery
'JBO 1181 ,B MOOre.
Seven Standard sewing machines
Just sold to North Durham Pants
Factory; three other companies with
machines on trial. The Standard is
light and noisless, and those lady
operators appreciated it. W. 8 Uzz e
agent, 114 Fayetteville street, Raleigh,
N. C , next to Fred A. Watson's.
Special bargains in shantong pou-!
gees at Norris' Dry Goods Store, j
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Sewing machines, organs and ni- v
anoB repaired at W. S Uzzle's, 114
Fayetteville street, next to Fred A.
Watson's. .
j Ladies Straw II.-I.
! A bitf lot of Kdiee tiue straw h&t
j worth from 545 its to $1 00 apiece, aud
get your choice tor 10 H.
1. T Swindk
ILL.
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Pinoi nd ori'ina cash or time at :
y. 8. Uzzle's 114 Fayetteville street 1
peit door to Fred A. Watson's,
"n wouoay we wm sen our rem
'jUMit? at half the retail price.
Wcolcott & Sons.
White hkirtUix.
A few more of the white skirtings
left from thi special sole of the last
two weeks. These sk'rritigs are offer
ed at about ht f New i'ork cost, to
clear the lot. There are still some of i
the tetter grades left and if any one
wishes a cheap white dress, this is ttie
lot to chose fi-oui, for when these are
disposed of, no more can be had at i
near the prices they are uow beiHg !
sold. j
W. H. 6 R. 8. 1lckkr& Oo. i
TrcBli Vegetabtes. !
I am prepared to furnish fresh veg i
etables1 cut from my gardeu every j
morning, ou reasonable terms. 1
have cabbage, beets, suaps onions,
potatoes, peas, &c, and will soon
have tomatoes and everytbiDg els
that grow iu a gardeu. Any one
wisuiug rr?8h vegetables every morn
ing will call cj me on the corner of
villeot., hasouliaudahuassoprion:
oi ciugwsu no-uespuus, insn rri.Z',
Irish and Bioauy Tweeds, light
weigbt suitings also Tropical Wors
teds. A chance pcrchnse. Maguiri
cent trowseriugs that are "things of
beauty. Call aud examine the stock
r.-ji 11 1 ii"
For Sale.
fine f size 4 stringed. Double
A
Bass violin, &o. W. J. BRWN,
may 18 lm 108 Edentou Street
Janaluska Claret.
A. DuiJHl, General Agent.
apl4 lm.
Fr Sale.
A boarding house keeper would like
to sell the complete furnishings for
eight or ten rooms, the kitchen and
dining room wares, 4tc. The party
purchasing will have the refusal of
tho house now occupied, with good
patronage aud well located, as well as
our good will. Call at this oflice fcr
information. jc7 M
DiHSOHTO
QRGANKIES,
IENUAL ISSUES aud
g U A.KTONTG j 0 TIG EES
Iu dark and lieiu colors just j laced ou su
at special prices.
SHUES aid SLIPPERS
Our shoe stock is considered the best in tho
city Why? Because we buy only
the best goods and sell them "
at the lowest possi
ble prices.
A special invitation is e.xten-ied to all to
examine our stock before making their pur
chases. Norris' Dry Goods Stork.
SkoesaDtlSlippers
w
E HAVE THEM-
FOR LADIES, MEN
AND CHILDREN. LOW
CUT SHOES FOR MEN asd
BOYS, OLD LADIES SHOES.
WE HAVE NO COMPETITOR IN
THESE GOODS. OUR MILLI
NERY IS FAST GAINING
STRENGTH, BECAUSE
. OUR PRIDES ABE
LOWEST IN RALEIGH.
NEW ARRIVAL LADIES
HATS, WREATHS, FLOWERS,
RIBBONS, SILKS, AND BEST MA
CHINE THREAD, 8c, WORTH
5c. SPOOL SILK. 4c, WORTH
10c, DRESS SHIELDS,9c,
WORTH 25c FANS
FOR EVERY
BODY AT
THE '
LY9HRij)!(ETST0l).
86 Cenfre Street, Goldsboro, and
139 FaveUeviII St., Raleigh.
Hardware, c.
THE NEW
QUAKER -.-CITY
LAWN MOWEIt.
Tea Special Points of Merit:
Its reputation for Excellence Fully Estab
lished in this City.
Be Mot Deceived
by the many poorly constructed Mowers.
IT ItUNS EASY!
A SMALL CHILD CAN USE IT!
25f"Send for circulars and special prices.
THOMAS a. BR16G3 SOUS,
RALEIGH, N. C.
18!!- :
Mew and Attract've
FOU
Spring and Summer
THEDgS
UNTRIMMED
and Bonnets in
the latest and most
desirable shapes and styles.
T"ri? A "MTC MUSLIN, 8ILK
ll V JS lO & Crepe de Cheue
Caps aud Shirred Hats, &c, &.
H, T I- GOODS, CREPE de CHENE
xi-Xlt aud Windsor Ties in all col
ors. Fans, Uair Ornaments and many fan
cy novelties.
DRAPERY .SHFS'lk
broiaery Silks. Prices reasonable and satis
faction guaranteed.
:209.FAYETTEVILLE ST.
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Administrator's Notice.
Having this day qualified as the mirninis
trator of the estate of the late W W He -den,
this i- to notify all persons having
rlaims against the estate to present the same
to me for payment on or before the 1'ith day
of May, lei)S, or this notice will be plead
;n bar of recovery. Ail persons indebted to
the estate will please settle without delay.
uiyli 6w
Administrator.
mu
nSIiGBE REESE.
Dry Goods, Notions, &c.
ffiillclEiuo:
NEGLIGEE SHIRT )
-iD
SUMHER UNDERWEAR
FOR GENTLEMEN.
The comfortable summer shirts Negligee,
are shown this reason in more dressy styles
than ever, and are oit'ered in many new tex
tures: LMETT0E8, QX FORDS,
Q IMBRxDGE, JENGEtTLAS,
JgiTISTE, ADR AS
ana JERC4LE.
y) RICES 50c, 75c, $1.00 and up.
GAUZE LISLE
UNDERWEAR.
Genta gauze shirts, short and long sleeves.
Gents plain and ribbed lisle shirts.
tfaiiisookaiul Balbriggau
Underwear.
Gents balbriggan shirts and drawers. Gents
nainsook shirts and drawers.
The most complete line of reliable medium
priced underwear iu the city.
W. H.- 4 I S. iBcto CO
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