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It OtettOt; f rr M I H VOL. XXVII. RALEIGH, THURSDAY, JUNE 1G, 1892. NO. 47 The Weather Today. Thursday, Jane 16th, D3. For North Caroliua Maximum temperature, 00; minimum tempera . tare, 67. Local forecast for Raleigh Fair till Friday 8 p. m.; continued warmer; ehowert and thunderstorms probably Saturday evening. -CITY IN BRIEF. The cotton factory stock continues to boom If any of the North Carolina dele gation to Chicago will leave the latter part of this week. The clans are al ready gathering. Mr. C. W. Lambeth, city clerk, has gone to Wilmington to attend the meeting of the Grand Lodge, Knights'of Pythias. Large additions are being made to the Commonwealth Cotton Factory in Durham. This looks like such in dustries are paying handsomely, and we are glad to note that another one is in contemplation for Raleigh. Read the new announcement of Messrs Whitinp Bros They hare a "rattling" axtortuaent of the $1 49 Derby hats Call and see them ; they are 'dandies" and no mistake. Be on hand at 8 30 o'clock to night. The rcembers of the Young ken's Christian Association will hold a meeting in the gymnasium. The ob ject of the meeting is to arrange plans for a day of pleasure and amusement on Neuse river at an early, day. h, full attendance is requested. " The Greensboro Cycle club have accepted an invitation from Messrs Bpeuce & Stone of Raleigh, for a con test on the Guilford Battle Ground, July 4th We don't wiBhto prejudice the case, bat we are betting on our ' boys all the same. The Teachers Assembly meeting at Mo'rehead is close at band. It will commence June22d and will be a see sion of unusual Interest. During the first three days, Mr. Beard, the fa mous " Chalk 'artist and humorist," will be on hand, and many other at tractions are billed. The attendance will no doubt, be very large. A little colored boy, named Walter Hall, in attempting to build a fire with kerosene oil at the residence of his mother, Grace Hall, 210 West Le noir street, was q lite badly 'burned today at 12.48 o'clock. The fire alarm was sent out bat the flames were quickly extinguished. A very handsome catalogue hap been sent out from the Horner school of Oxford, for the session of 1881 92. The number of pupils enrolled for the past scholastic year, was 141, a gain of 41 over any previous year and the largest percentage of increase made by any school or college in the State Tha prospects for the next session are excellent. - r It cannot be otherwise than, that a large crovd of visitors to oar city adds much to the business .of oar merchants in every line of trade. This la acknowledged because it is the natural result . Such being the case, all oar people of whatever occupation should afford to ive according to their means to aid in a proper cele bratlon of the coming 4th of July. Meet the subscription committee in a cordial manner, and do all in your power to farther the matter in view. )ar attention has been called to he destitute circumstances of a family named Snipes', residing near the gas house. The son is in the last stages of consumption and the moth er is completely prostrated from long continued nrusing and want of proper s istenance. We mast think this elm pie ; announcement is ' sufficient to O en the purse strings of all charita. bly disposed persons. Let as not for get the quality that is the greatest of ' all charity. It begins at home, bat . Raleigh is oar home, in this sense ' The" Greeks are at our door," said Randolph on one .occasion and he1 , aa right, ' - I Peaches getting plentiful and riper The heated term s ill in full blast. The switch of the electrio railrav on Hillsboro street, has been re moved. The Agricultural and Mechanical college boys are leaving for their homes. The city is as free from sickness as at any time for yean past, at this sea son of the year. Moderate baths are healthy, but it is not good to stay in tht water too long during the heated term. Keep cool, but do not indulge in an over quantity of ice water. There is danger in it. We deeply regret to learn that Mrs. N. W. Price, mother of Mrs. M A Hardie of this city is seriously ill in Petersburg, Va. It is what Hood's Sarsaparilla ac tually does that tells the story of it merit and has given it the largest sale of any medicine. The "Financial News Letter," is the prospective title of a journal to be commenced in this city, July 4th, 1892, by Mr W. J Peele. Mr E A. Jones, a gentlem iri t-tav ing at Floreuce Hotel, iceide utally fell flora a wiudo . last, uight, bruls ing himself considerably an 1 break ing an ankle in two places. ' The sermon preached by Rev W. J Au'lersou, of Rockhill, S 0 ,at thu First Presbyterian church last night was an able one, and highly appre ciated by all preseut. The 22 J annual session of the Grand Lodge, Kuights of Pythias, com menced in Wilmington yesterday, with au attendance of about 00 dele gates. A trip to Car lina Beach U one of the interesting features of the occasion. Juvenile Offenders. A most important meeting of the Board of Public Charities haB been In session iu this city tor the past two days, and much business has been I transacted, The following resolutions 1 were adopted: Resolved, That he secretary be re ! quested to prepare a circular on the :' subject of the requisition of the law in reference to the treatment ind earn of prisoners in all respects, and the management of the indigent in the county homes; also to embody such points in reference to the construc tion of buildings and the providing of conveniences for the health and comfort of the inmates of said j iila and homes, as experience recommends and the honor and credit of the State require 2. That the said circulars be sent to the visitors representing the board ofj charities, to the chairmen and board of commissionerf of each county, to the sheriffs and superintendents of county homes and to the mayors and chiefs of police of each municipality of the State. Steps were taken relative to the representation of the State at the Colombian Exposition. . ' The most important business of the board, was in regard to a plan for a reform or industrial school for Juve nile offenders. Messrs. W. N. Jones, W. A. Blair, L J Haughton and C. B. Denson were appointed a commit tee to consider the matter, and it is hoped that their efforts may result iu something encouraging in the premises. : , Clothing. We have decided to discontinue the clothing branch of our business, and we are now offering tthe entire line of Men's, Youths and Boys clothing at prime wholesale cost. D. T. Swindell Died. About 6 miles northwest of the cicy in Wake county, this morning, Mr: James Saintsing, ag d 88 He was J well known in Raleigh and vicinity where he resided many years. I I O O F. Reg'ilar communication of Seaton G.les Lodge, No C4. I. O. O. F. to bight at 7:30 o'clock sharp. Work in the second degree; all Old Fellows i vited; a full attndanct of members of tbe lodge is earnestly requested; especially members of the Degree Staff r quired to be on band. Married.: Park Bmouqhtow At the Bap tist abernacle lQet night, Prof. Charles B Pjirk, of the Agricultural and Mechanical college was married to Miss Effla Lee Broughtou, daugh ter of Mr. N li. Broughton.of the firm of Edwards & Bruughton, printers and binders, of this city. The cere mony was performed by Rev. Dr J J. Hall, pastor of the chur h, assi ted by Rev. Dr. Bioughton, of Winston. There was a large crowd present and the church was beautifully decorated. A reception was given at the resi dence of the bride's parent after the ceremony. The contracting parties left this morning for a northern tour. Millinery. All millinery goxls are now being offered at a great reduction. We have a big iot of Ladies Nice Straw Hats worth from 25 cents to $1 00 a piece, and we will give you your choice for 10 cents. D T. Swindell. Straw Mattings. We are showing a large and ele gant assortment of straw matting in all the late and new designs, and which we are offering at 25 per cent, less than reaj value. We have a few short lengths in matting which we will clo89 at less than cost. We can also furnish you anything that you may want iu Carpets and Rugs. D. T. Swindkll. Persoual Menliou. Mr. Thos. J. Leftwich, Attorney at law of Atlanta Georgia, is in the city, guest of his Aunt, Mr? A - M McPheeters Dr A. B Hawkins, of Florida, is in city, on the way to Chicago to attend the Democratic Convention, as a dele gate. Mr. John C. George President of the Raleigh street railway, who has been in the city for the past few days, left yesterday for the South to look after business interests. We are much pleased to learn that while here he expressed great sa isfaction with the management of the lines. He is ul uways a welcome visitor to Kaleign where he has gained many warm friends. "Mr. C as. M. Busbee has gone to Washington City on a short trip. Hon. K. P. Battle was in. the city yesterday afternoon. We are glad tq state that Mr. Mc Cowan, the young n an who fell from a street car last Tuesday afternoon, is very much improved, and able to be out. Third Party Convention. A meeting of the Third party, con sisting of representatives from the several counties of this Congressional District met at the court house today, for the purpose of selecting delegates to the National Convention atOmaha. S Otho Wilson called the meeting to order and read the call. It was moved and carried,' that each county in the district shall cast fifteen votes in this convention. Mr. Wilson was chosen permanent chairman and Messrs. J, E. Spence and J. T. Massey secre taries. ' The following delegates to Omaha were elected : G. W. Smith, Nash, J. F. Bell, Franklin, Eli Godwin, Johnston, W. A. White, Randolph. ' A'ternates D. R Marsh bern, Nash, J. W. Atwater, Chathan, W. H. Reavis, Vance, J. W. Denmark, Wake. Mr. Meacham offered a resolution that the nomination of a Candidate for Oongr'-BS be made July 12th, by a convention called for the purpose; carried. White SkirtingH. A few more of the white skirtings left from th special sleof the last two weeks. These skirtings are offer ed at about half New York cost, to clear the lot. There are still some of the Letter grades left and if any ono wishes a cheap white dress, this is the lot to chose from, for when these are disposed of, no more can be had at near the prices they are now beiag cold. W. H. & R. S. Tucker & Co. Bargains. Several organs in per'ect order and of t est makes for sale during this week only tor cash at B R. Jolly's jewelry store, 18 Fayettevillt street. j-14 5t Janaluska Claret. A. Duohi, Qtextere Agent. ap!4 lm. Mr. Geo. N. Walters, on Fayette ville St., has on hand a fine assortment of English Homespuns, Irish Friezes, Irish and Blonny Tweeds, light weight suitings also Tropical Wors teds. A chance purchase. Magnifl cent troweerings that are "things of beauty. Call and examine the stock. For Sale. A fine i size 4 stringed, Double Bass Violin, &c. W. J. Brown, may 181m 108 Edenton 8treet For Sale. A boarding 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 ol the house now occupied, with good patronage and well located, as well at our good will. Call at this office for information. je7 tl WANTS. AGhNTS WANTED Male and female, old and young, f 15 to 25 per day easily made selling our (uetn Plating Outlits ami doing gold, silver, nickel, copper and brass platiug, that is warranted to wear 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 satchl. Agents are makine m jney rapidly. They sell to almost every busim 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, &c. 'QUE UN CITY SILVER and NIciKtCLPLAUixG CO, EastStLouia, 01. myl8t,t,stf DRY S00J1S STORE! QRG INDIES, ENGL rpjssUES and gHA.NTONG J)OUGEES In dark and light colors just placed on sala at special pr'"es. SHOES and SUPPERS 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 speciil invitation is extended to all to examine our stock before making their pur chases. Norris' Dry Goods Stork. ers w E HAVE THE - FOR LADIRS. MP.tj AND CHILDREN. LOW OUT SHOES FOR MEN Aivd BOYS, OLD LADIE8 SHOES WE HAVE NO COMPETITOR IN THEPE G00D8. OUR MILLI NERY IS FA8T GAINING STRENGTH BECAUSE OiTR PRICES ARE LOWEST IN RALEIGH. NEW ARRIVAL LADIES HAT8, WREATHS, FLOWERS. RIBBONS, SILKS, AND BEST MA CHINE THREAD, 8c, WORTH 5c, SPOOL8I1.K. 4c, WORTH 10c, DRESS 8HIELDS,9c, WORTH 25c. FANS FOR EVERY BODY AT THE 1-YOtlRJiCKETSTOBE. 86 Centre Street, Goldsboro, and 139 Fuyetleville St., ltaleigh. Shoes and Slipp Hardware, &c. THE NEW QUAKER-:-CITY LAWX MOWER. Ten Special Points of Merit: Its reputation for Excellence Fully Estab lished in tins City. Be N o t Deceived by the many poorly constructed Mowers. IT RUNS EASY! A SMALL CHILD CAN USE IT! 3?"Send for circulars and special prices. THOMAS H. BRIGGS ? SONS, RALEIGH, N. O. ALL NEW I Call at the Grand Furniture Em porium For tie best mum At the Cheapest Rates. Jnst think of it! Bel room suits, of an tique pattern, 16th c-ntury style, for 115 00. This is unparalleled. Splendid Lace Cur tains, Mattresses. WarJrobes, Bureaus, Lounges, Spring Chairs, of luxurious pro portions, Rattan Mattresses, all at the low est figures possible and on instalment plan of weekly or monthly payments. DO NT - FORGET the people's section ol the establishment de voted to furniture at popular prices. Remember the place. Tiiori&m, Exchange Place, South side Mkt. Administrator's Notice. Having this day qualified as the adminis trator ot the estate of the late W W Hol den, this is to notify all persons having claims against the estate to present the same to me for payment on or before the 16th day of May, 1893, or this notice will be plead in bar of recovery. Ail persons indebted to the estate will please settle without delay. CASH UK WOOD, myl7 6w Administrator. Dry Goods, Notions, &c. NEGLIGEE SHIRT i AND SUM HER UNDERWEAR FOR GENTLEMEN. The comfortable summer shirts Negligee, are shown this season in more dressy stylej than ever, and ae offered in many new tex tures: p A.LMETTOES, QXPORD3, QAMBRiDUK, JENQEULAS, JgATISTE, jypDRA.8 and JpEROdLE. J)RICE8 50c, 75c, fl.OO and up ' GAUZE D LISLE UNDERWEAR. . Gents gauze shirts, short and long sleeves. lents plain and ribbed lisle shirts. A'aiusook and Balbriggau Underwear. , Gents balbriggan shirts and drawers. Gents nainsook shirts and drawers. The most complete Uneof reliable medium priced underwear in the city. . IS. H. R. s, locker $ Go
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