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VOL. XXVII.
RALEIGH, TUESDAY, JUNE 14. 1892.
NO. 45
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MINIATURE ALMANAC FOR TODAY.
Ban rfces
8aa sets 7 17
MuOB's PHAsKS VOR JUNK.
First quarter. 8d 4:8 J A M.
Fall moon, 10th- 8:18 A. M
Last quarter, 17th 8:40 P. M.
Hew moon, 24th 8:52 A. M.
81 HOPBIS OF THK WKATHER.
The following is the synopsis of the
weather at 8 a. in. today:
for North Carolina,
Continued warm and fair.
RALKIQH AHD VICINIT.
Till 8 p m. Wednesday: Fair and
warm, probably slightly cooler by
Thursday evening.
Local data for 24 hours ending 8 a.
m today:
Maximum temperature, 89
Minimum temperature 4
RainfHll, 0.C0
riTY IN BltllSF.
Are you going to Asheville on the
6th July ? It will be a pleasant trip.
There are row very few applica
tions coming in for refunding of di
rect taxB
Otirtouug friend, Miles Birdsong,
ban taken a ,HHition in Mr Jno S.
Pescud's drviit Rtor. He will be
pleased to see his uituy friends.
" I would like to sound the praise
of Hood's Sirsa par ilia over the entire
universe," writes Mrs Longeuecker
of Union Deposit, Poon.
Mr J H Horner the veteran edu
cator of Oxford, N. C. died yesterday
afternoon of heart disease. The fu
neral will take place tomorrow after
noon. Mrs. I. N. Harward has been quite
sick for a week or so at her residence
at the junction of the Hillsboro and
Avent Ferry roads, just west of the
city limits.
The time in which an exchange of
old N. C six per cent bonds for new 4
per cent consols, can be effected, will
expire next mouth. Parties desiring
to take the benefit of the funding act
had better hurry up.
Meeting of the Royal Arcanum at
8 15 o'clock tonight, at the office of
Messrs Jones & Powell The mem.
bars are cordially invited to attend as
business of importance will be trans
acted.
Our friend, Mr Pink Hardie is pre
siding with becoming dignity in the
station home. Whi'e the locality is
not as good as it might be, it is one
of the coolest p .c is we know of, and
that is one thl g ' r&g of, anyhow.
The electric lights in Broo'side
Park present a beautiful sppear
ao.ce. If a good baud of music could
be secured, the place would preseQt
unusual attractions.
pMr. Josephus Daniels gives inter
esting accounts of his trip "across the
continent," including his stoppage at
Minneapolis during the recent con
vention. He takes an encouraging
view of matters and things generally.
The fifth annual report of the
Bureau of Labor Statistics has been
issued. It presents quite an array of
statistics cn farming and manufac
turing and shows a good deal of pains
taking in the collecting of these fig
ures. '
A large croH of young ladies and
gentlemen went out to Pullen Park
last night and passed an evening of
enjoyment at that delightful summer
retreat. Good music was at hand, and
dancing in the round house was one
of the features of the occasion. The
Agricultural and Mechanical College
boys were oat in force.
A ride to Maj R. 8. Tucker's farm
west of the city is a rare treat to
those who know what a ''bound
less waste" the premises were just
prior to the late war. For a man who
was raised mostjy behind the counter
in the dry goods business, the Major
has developed more of the Agricul
turist, merchant and general man of
business, than almost, any one we
know of. H seems to take in the
situation from every point of the
compass.
Street cars resumed running today.
A large party.of young ladies an i
gentlemen went on a fishing excursion
to Cook's mill pond today.
The police are out today on a sani
tary inspection tour. All interested
should take notice.
It is announced that H L. Loucke,
of South Dakota, is to succeed Col.
L. L. Polk as President of the Na
tional Farmers' Alliance.
Attention is called to the adver
tisement of valuable property for sale
by Mr. Jno. T Puller, Administrator,
&c.
The celebrated French trap ar
Lumsden's hardware store onFayette
ville street, recently noticed by us, it
attracting much attention. It is on a
of the best inventions of the kind
ever seen here, and all whose premises
are infested with the -'varmints"
should have o..e. Last night a trap
at Mr. Luinsdeu's was baited anl
this morning it had caught fifteen
splendid size rats. Call and see it
An observant gentlemnn r inarke 1 j
tolay, that he thought it rather uu -'
fortunate that the Ceutennb.l grads.l 1
school thould have I eeu built ou i.
pretent site. Ho thiuks that wlie.i ;
the old Uoveruor's Mansion va e-U-olishod,
the space should hav e l eit
reserved for an extension of Fayette
ville Brief. We thiak that these'
is too I a, to now to remedy t'se matter
without much inconvenience and
great trouble.
Yellow Pino "Monograph."
To the forestry d'v'sion of the
North fTarolina Evhihif u t)m U7nl4'.,
Poi.f u u j.,
fl!?::8 b!eD a8S,g.Ded. 6
utinn. ui yinrynrii'tf n, u;uuogrfipn OI me
yellow pine (Pinus tuitif-) That ip,
to prepare au exhibit of the yellow
pino which will show it, in the mobt
complete manner in nil its relations
to the iudustri- s, ui kin;,' an e. mplete i
uud exhaustive a mon -graph of the
species as possible This will become, '
if successfully carried out, the centf r
piece of the forestry display from
this State, and will embrace all that
need be shown, so far as the tree,
lumber and its uses in building and
manufacturing are concerned As
yet the preparation of this exhibit, or
monograph, has not been allotted.
What lumbernmu, woodworker or
manufacturer would like to under
take the work? The incidental ad
vertisement would be wortn a great
deal to an individual or firm doing
this work. Correspondence iu regard
to this subject is iuvited by T K
Bruner, Rah igh, N 0.
Century Columbia.
The Century Columbia with the
Columbia Pneumatic ties is estab
lished as the oest machine for 1893, in
every respect Recently the "Cen
tury" made first and second best time
at the Pullman race, Chicago, and!
first, second and third iu the Hart. '
ford road race. There were abopt
a (0 starters in me r unmin, ana a
large number in the Hartford. Iu
the great Irvington-Millburn road
race, Hayland Smith made a new
world's record for 25 miles of 1:17. In
the Mass Division, Mat Wi'liamson, a
new rider put his ' Century" Coluin
hin. thrnnoh t.lift intle in 9. K offa,. '
winning -two other events. It was
the leading factor
etor in the great New '
iorK umcago reiay race ana one
chain broke on one machine, while
other machines broke down all along.
The Century Columbia is a medium
weight, a beautiful braced, double
diamond frame, with all Columbia
advantages The front wheel being
two inches larger than threar.makes
it run with less eff rt,and in climbing
hills has no tendency to pull off the
ground. Its comfort comes in the
Pneum itic tire and in the spring
loop seat rod and the celebrated
Kirkpatrick saddle.
The price is $150 and it is well worth
it ; some other coucerns are giving
discounts, but Pope Manufacturing
Company are having as much busi
ness this year as any other two bicy
cle concerns in the world See me and
leave your order for a Century, there
by keeping up with the times.
C. G. Stoke.
Col. EliasCarrof Edgecambe, De
mocratic nominee for Governor, is
in the city.
a ;icm time hMi:cri:i.
Tli VisitorN Proposal Fully
Endowed.
Last uilit a full representation of
th commitrees representing the
Boht of Alden eu. Chamber of Com
merco and the State Fair Association
met at the Mayor's otfie and inaugu
rated important matters looking to a
proper celebration of the centennial
of the cit of R-'iuh, whioh was pro
posed by the Evening Vwtor over
a y-ar a . Soru of our foremost
citizen" were present and took part in
the discussion, nuiong them such
sterling men as P.. 11 Battle, J. E.
Pogue, W 8. Primrose Frank Stron
ach, W. E. Ashley, H W. Ayer, Capt.
C. B. Densoo and Dr. James McKee,
Mayor Badger presided The follow
ing resolution was unanimously
adopted :
Resolved, That the committees in
joint meeting recommend to the
Board of Aldermen and the Raleigh
Chamber of Commerce that the cele
brat ion of Raleigh's centennial be
held during the State Fair in 1892 ;
that the celebration be held under
the management of a reerulstrly elec
ted aud organized h sari with a presi
dent and secretary, and that the
management include three regularly
elected committees, towit : commu
te11 on ways and mean, committee on
i tising ; and that each of 6aid commit-
teess be -empowered to appoint sub
committees for the purpose of carry
ing forward the work particularly en
trusted to it.
Now let the committees bejudici
ously and impartially appointed, and
i let them go to work m earnest,
! Visitor fs "in it" until the en
The
end. No
time to lose.
Please remembnr that I close m
store at half past 7 o'clock, Saturday's
excepted. L D Womblb.
jo 14 2t
Hot Time to Take a Trunk ?
Many of you are going off this sum
mer and each one will take a trunk,
aud people judge of your warr'robe
by the appearance of your trunk; aud
au old shabby looking trunk cause
people to think it contains old shab
by clothing. Now ladies take time
and go to Swindell's and get a real
nice showy trunk and save the dif
ference in price at Swindell's and
elsewhere. Swindell has the largest
stock of trunks and valises to be seen
anywhere, in fact we have a great
many more trunks than we ought to
have, and to clear them out we have
placed a real low price on them.
D T. Swindell.
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Mason's fancy cakes at C. 0. Ball
& Co's.
1 Janaluska Claret.
' : A. Dughi, General Agent.
apl4 lm:
Canned pine apples 15 and 25 cents
at C. O. ball & Co's.
Bargains.
! Several orerans in perfect order and
of best makes for sale during this
week only for cash at B R. Jolly's
jewelry store, 128 Fayettevilk street.
jel4 5t
T.... .Wn ofn n Uoii
Organs $5 per month, pianos $10
per month; special pricas to cash buy
ers. The Standard is the only gen
uine ladies se ving machine. W. 8
Uzzle, lit Fayetteville street, next
door to Fred A. Watson's.
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Sliced ham at C O. Ball & Co's.
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The Standard makes nearly two
stitches to other machines one, no
nois", no friction.and number 120 cot
ton for a band will operate it. Phy
sicians recommend.it because it is
light and noiseless. W. S. Uzzle, 114
Fayetteville street, next to Fred A.
Watson's
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Chipped beef 20 cts per pound at C.
O Ball & Co's.
The Grand Lodge K. of P. will meet
in Wilmington tomorrow. There will
be considerable attendance from this
city.
White SklrlincM.
A fw more of the white skirtings
left from tin ppecial sale of the last
two weeks These sktrtiugs are offer
ed at about hvf New York cost, to
clear the lot. There are still some of
the Letter grades left and if Rny one
wishes a cheap white dress, this is the
lot to chose from, for when these aro
dispofed of, no more can be had at
near the prices they are now being
sold.
W. H. ii R. S. Tuckkr & Co.
Fresh Vegetables.
I am prepared to furnish fresh veg
etable cut from my girdeo every
morning, on reasonable terms. I
have cabbnge, beett, M.apr, onions,
potatoes, pet.s, &o., and will soon
have tomatoes and everything else
that grows iu a garden. Any one
wishing fr?sh vegetables every morn,
ing will call ou mo ou the corner of
Dawson and Jones streets.
my31 Gt R. M. Dtzmah.
Mr. Geo. N. Walters, on Fayette j
villeSt., has on hand a fine assortment
of English Homespuns, Iri6h Friz-?s. I
Irish and Blonny Tweeds, light
weight suitings also Tropical Wors
teds. A chance imrrliAsw MnoniR
cent troweerings that are "things of
Deauty. uau auu examine the stock
For Sale.
A tine J bz 4 stringed, Double
Bass Vioha, &o. W J. Brown,
may 18 lm 108 Edeuton Street
F-r Sale.
A boardiDg house keeper would like
to sell the complete furnishings for
eight or ten rooms, the kitchen and
dining room wares, &c. The party
purchasing will have the refusal of
the house now occupied, with good
patronage and well located, as well as
onr good will. Call at this office for
information. je 7 tt
waists.
AG k NTS WANTED Male and female,
old and youug, 111 to 25 per day aasilv
made selling our Quetn- Platiug Outfits aud
doing gold, silver, nickel, copper and brass
plating, that is warrauted to wear for years,
on every class of metal, tableware, jewelry,
&c. Light and eaaily handled, no experi
ence required to operate them Can be car
ried by nand with ease from house to house,
same as a gip sack or satchl. Agents are
makin? mjney rapidly. They sell to almost
every busini ss house and family, and work
shop. Cheap, durable, simple and within
reach of every one Flatea almost instantly
equally to the finest new work. Send for
circulars, &c. QUEhiN CITY SILYEK and
NICKEL PLA.Hi.iG CO, East St Louis, 01.
myl8 t,t,s tf
91 y loony T
QttGANDIES,
JENGAL rp ISSUES and
gHANTONG "pOTJGEES
In dark aud lujht colors just placed on sak
at special prices.
SHOES and SLIPPERS
Our shoe stock is considered the best in the
city Why? Because we buy only
the best goods and sell them
at the lowest possi
ble prices.
A special invitation is extended to all to
examine our stock before making their pur
chases. Norms' Dry Goods Stork.
S'loesandSllppers
w
E HAVE THEM- -
FOR LADIES, MEN
AND CHILDREN. LOW
CU T SHOES FOR MEN ad
BOYS, OLD LADIES SHOES
WE HAVE NO COMPETITOR IN
THENE GOODS. OUR MILLI
NERY IS FAST GAINING
STRENGTH, BECAUSE
OUR PRIDES ARE
LOWEST IN RALEIGH.
NKW ARRIVAL LADIES
HATS, WREATHS, FLOWERS,
RIBBONS, 8ILK8, AND BEST MA
CHINE THREAD, 8c, WORTH
5c, SPOOL SILK. 4c, WORTH
10c, DRESS SHIELDS,9e,
WORTH 25c FANS
FOR EVERY
BODY AT
THE
L.Y6HR&CK1TST0RE.
86 Centre Street, Goldsboro, and
131) Favettev ille St., Raleigh.
9
GEE!
liarJuure, &c.
THE NEW
QUAKER-:-CITY
LlWJf MOWER.
Ten Special ToiuU of Merit:
Its reputation for Excellence Fully Estab
lished iu inn Uty.
Be Not Deceived
by the many pocrly constructed Mowers.
IT KUNS EASY!
A SMALL CHILD CAN USE IT!
J"Send for circulars and special prices.
THOMAS fl. BR1GGS SONS,
RALE I Q LI, N. C.
ALL MEW I
Call at ite Grand Farnitare Em
porium For
At the Cheapest Rates.
Jnst think of it! Bed room suits, of an
tique pattern, 16th century style, for $15 U0.
This is unparalleled. Splendid Lace Cur
tains, Mattresses. Wardrobes, Bureaus,
Lounges, Spring Chairs, of luxurious pro
portiors, Rattan Mattresses, all at the low
est figures possible and ou instalment plan
of weekly or monthly payments.
DOfoT - FORGET
the people's section ol the establishment de
voted to furniture at popular prices.
Remember the place.
Exchange Place. South side Mkt.
Administrator's Notice.
Having this day qualified as the adminis
trator of the estate of the late VV W Hot
den, this is to notify all persons having
claims against the estate to present the same
co me for payment on or before the ltith day
jf May, 1893, or this notice will be plead
in b ir of recovery. AjI persons indebted to
the estate will please settle without delay.
C ASHfiKWOOD,
my 17 6w A.dministrator.
Drj Goods, Notions, &c.
H. f. B S. TUCKER f. CO.
NEGLIGEE SHIRTS
AND
SUM uER UNDERWEAR
FOR GENTLEMEN.
The comfortable summer shirts Negligee,
tre shown this season in more dressy styles
r.hau ever, and a-e oll'ered in many new tex
tures: pALMETTOES, QXF0RDS,
QAHBRlDli;, jENGEULAS,
JATISTE, yADRAS
and 2EIi0ALE.
p RICES 50c, 75c, $1.00 and up.
GAUZE "3d LISLE
UNDERWEAR.
Gents gauze shirts, short and long sleeves.
Gents plain and ribbed lisle shirts.
Aainsook and Balbriggau
Underwear.
Gents balbriegan shirts and drawers. Gents
nainsook shirts and drawers.
The most complete line of reliable medium
priced underwear in the city.
fi. H. 3r B. S. lacker Co
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