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VOL. XXVII.
RALEIGH, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 22. 1892.
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The Weather Today.
Local forecast for Raleigh till 8 p.
m. tomorrow : Occasional showers.
Continued warm.
Local data for 24 hoars ending 8 a.
m. today:
Maximum temperature, 8; mini
innm temperature, 7' ; rainfall 0.18.
CITY IN BRIEF.
Thermometer at Bobbitt's drug
store at 8 p. in. today 89
Attention is directed to the notice
of meeting of corporators of C. F. and
Northern Railroad Co.
Large posters of the 4th of July
celebration are being sent out to dit-
fernt parts of the State.
The finest peaches of the season,
so far, were in market this morning.
They were held at forty cents a peck.
There are now about three hun
dred guests at the Atlantic Hotel in
Morehead City, and a much larger
number is expected soon.
Work is progressing fast on the ex
tended line of street railway around
Athletic Park and thence into Poik
street.
We have heard nothing lately
about the removal of the R. & Q. R
R. offices to Atlanta, Ga., and earn
estly hope it may not take place.
We are pleased to note that Mr
W. D Sloan who went to Keeley In
stitute for treatment of the opium
habit, has returned to Raleigh, per
feetly cured.
There will ba a meeting of the Oys
ter Commission at Ocracoke on July
5th, and a general meeting of the oys
teruieu of tho State.factory men, &c,
on August 17th.
Our friend Mr J N. Hubbard hav
ing secured two of Xiuuis.en's traps
was rewarded last night by a catch
. of ?4 rats in one and 17 in the other
41 in all.
. We earn that Vessrs. C. O. Ball &
Co will cater to the wants of the ex
cursionists to Asheville on July 6th,
this enterprising firm having secured
the refreshment car.
The Black Diamond Quartette
troupe have returned from a most
successful European tour, during
which they appeared before many
of the crowned heads and nobility of
different countries.
We hope, our friend, Manager Huff,
of the street rail way, will be suffici
ently encouraged as to recommend
new rails for the Hargett street line
at no distant day. We believe he will
do so however, whenever he can be
justified iu so acting. We can assure
him that his efforts to please our peo
pie are kindly appreciated.
The catalogue of Wake Forest Col
lege is out for the scholastic year
1801 '93. It shows an attendance of
233 students, which is the largest in
the history of the Institution. The
college is fast gaining prominence,
and will soon rank with the most
noted In the country.
There is anything tut satisfaction
at the present light status of the city
of Raleigh. It is no time to go back
ward. The progress of the times do
not admit of it. The people need
more light, and do not relish any
abridgement in this line. From elec
tricity back to gas is, at best, a retro
grade movement, to say nothing of
the uncouth looking lamp posts on
which the lightqare placed. It don't
suit gentlemen of the Board of Alder
men and this, in all kindness.
It is going to be a daisy. What is
it? That family excursion to Wil
mington, Wrightsville, Ocean View
and Carolina Beach on the Ilth of
July. The managers say they, are
going to make the most pleasant ex
cursion ever run from Raleigh. They
mean what they say. Don't miss it.
They have not overlooked the young
ladies. A chaperone will go along to
lo-ik after the comfort and safety of
those who have no escort. Messrs.
R. H. Bradley, J. M. Broughton and
T. B. Moseley are the managers
La a mowing now the order.
Commencements are now about
over.
Maj. 8. M. Finger and Capt. T V.
Mason have gone to Morehead.
Evangelist Fife and his wife are
spending awhile at Carolina Beach.
There is almost a glut in the vege
table line jast now.
"Mr. E B. Barbee and family left
for Morehead City today.
I The trouble over the entrance of
the Seaboard Air Line into Atlanta
is about over.
It is now probable that the new ho
tel in Durham will be ready for open
ing by the middle of October.
The first cotton bloom of the sea
Bon has been sent to the Wilmington
Star.
Bishop Lyman will lecture before
the Teachers Assembly next Friday
evening on the subject of ' Palestine.'
The Mayer has rather a quiet time
these days. Very little of importance
to ruffle his official temper.
The merit of Hood's Sarsaparilla is
not accidental but in the result of
carelrl study and experiment by ed
ucated pharmacists.
The new domitory at the Agricul
tural and Mechanical College will be
finished by the commencement of t he
next session.
A second dividend is looked for to
the creditors of the First National
Bank of Wilmington, on Sept the 1st,
1893.
Remember that the World's Fair
committee in North Carolina will re
turn free of charge after the expos!
tiou.all articles forwarded for exhibi
tion. Mr. M Bowes will be the leading
spirit in the matter of fire works for
the 4th of July and this can be taken
as an evidence that things wilLbe
well managed. " '
The injunction against Mr. David
Rosenthal as assignee of Littman &Co,
has been dissolved and the stock of
goods will now be taken in charge by
Mr: Rosenthal and disposed of.
A colored boy named Manly Hin
shaw was drowned in a creek near
Clayton last Saturday night. He at
tempted to ford the stream but was
washed away.
The rat killing process was resum
ed today in the street front of I urn
den's Hardware store. It attracted a
considerable crowd end much amuse
inent.
Much interest is felt in the ap
proaching encampment of the ex
Confederates at Wrightsville. It is
expected to make the old soldiers as
comfortable as possible.
The Junior Epworth League of the
Edenton Street M. E. church .will
give a reception tomorrow evening in
the Sunday school room to which
everybody is invited.
The Durham Sun thiuks the telling
of an old story in hot weather is un
pardonable. We suspect Bro. Rob
inson has been button holed some
where in the broiling sun by some
talker who had an axe to grind.
It should be remembered that the
different Masonic bodies will celebrate
St. John's day by services in the
Church of the Good Shepherd next
Sunday evening at 8 o'clock. It will
be an occasion of much interest.
Did you ever see the old Ocean ?
Well, whether you have or not, you
can't afford to miss this chance.
There is nothing like it. Round trip
$2.50, and 11th of July is the time.
Remember this.
I. O. O. F.
, Regular meeting of Heaton Gales
Lodge,, No. 64, 1. O. 0 F., tomorrow
night at 8 o'clock sharp, for work in
the 3rd degree and other important
matters to be attended tor A full at
tendance required. Visiting breth
ren invited.
Notion.
I have coni to ell to sinners 'round
Wb.it adfftr'c'aviour I have touud.etc.
I heve bet-u n orphau since I wa
ten years of age 1 have sol i, drank
Hnd beeu mixed tip with sin and
whickey up to th a ear 1873, when I
wat shipped out of Wilmington, N.
C , the 23 1 of July, arriving in Lon
don. Eok in August Near 26 weeks
in a hospital. Turned out relieved,
(not cured) nor ever v ill be, so said
the est doctors. But come and see
me now, rlmnkards aud the worst of
sinners. Be sure aud poire and I will
prove that Jesus I a rock in a weary
land aud a shelter in the time of
storm My poor brother and sister, I
want to talk with you.
The dead is alive and the lost is
found. Meetings in the court house
daily 10 a. m. and 8:30 p. m. Sunday
at 11 a. m , 4:30 and 8 p. m True
workers come and help sing, &c.
Tours in love, Robt. Bo D
Take Notice.
We have it from good authority
that all of the committee except one
or two, are either eick or unavoidably
absent, so that it is impossible to
make as thorough a canvass as is de
sired for funds towards the celebra
tion of the 4th of July. One cf the
gentlemen now in th? city, has his
hands full of business and cannot give
tho time he otherwise would to the
matter. It is earnestly der ircd to
have a sufficient amount subscribed
for a first class celebration, and it is
hoped that those who have not yet
contributed will not wait tc be called
upon, but leave their contributions
with Mr. A. li. Stronach at his store,
or with some other member. This is
a matter that does not admit of de
lay, because the time is running
down, and it is desirable for the com
mittee to know whan to depend upon
before any contracts for expenditures
are made. We sincerely hope that
our peoplt , and especially our busi
ness community, will interest them
selves in the matter. Of course it is
as much to their interest as it is to
the committee, and more so Come
up with your contributions at once.
There is much to be done, and but a
little time in which to do it.
One Cent Challie Sale.
On Friday, July let, we will have
another sale of nice dress challies at
one cent a yard. Or a combination
sale a dress pattern of 10 yards chal
lie and a real nice straw hat for men
or women, all for 90 cents, at
Swindell's.
We are authorized to say that the
bathing hours for ladies and gentle
men at Pullen Park will be es fol
lows: For ladies and gentlemen, fur
nishing their own bathing suits, from
4 to 7 o'clock p. m. on Tuesday and
Friday afternoons At other times
the baths are open for men and boys
only. je21 6t
Straw Matting and Trunks.
A tremendous lot of trunks and
straw matting very low in price
at Swindell's.
Lost
A pair of gold framed, blue tinted
eye glasses were taken from the coun
ter at McGee's drug store by mistake
yesterday. A suitable reward will be
paid for their return to
je21 4t J. W. McGee, Jr.
On Thursday, June 23d,
We will clos out our stock of China
clotlfat tc a yard.
These are new goods for summer
wear.'
New arrivals in China and glassware.'-
Don't forget our Bhoes when you
want a pair.
je20 3t Woollcott & Sons. '
A Few Stunners.
Writing paper, 2 cents a quire.
Envelopes. 2 cents a pack.
Nice corsets, 23 cents each.
Men's nice bleached drawers 10c each
All Bilk gauze, ribbon wide, 8c yard.
Nice gauze shirts, 6 cents each.
Mosquito net at 5 cents a yard.
Everything else in same proportion
at Swindell's.
i Don't Forge
Yancey & Stronnch'a sal ' of nrcntin
and sewing iuat;!ji" 'lesr; Saturday, j
2"th, Rt 1U o'cl'H-k. Tlioy are the lst
f J L. Stone's ( h)i;eaeti) block. yiQH I
Job Table of S tra w. Hats.
Overhauling our stock of straw
hat 8, we have made up r job table to
close out certain lines. rl e prices of
these, for a good hat, ranges from 25c
up This is an opportunity to get a
summer hat for much less than cost.
We also have Dunlap's straw hats in
the popular shapes for this season.
Nobby styles for youog men of inxv
preesivi- qualities. Better buy your
straw hat before July, stock is get
ting picked over more tnd lucre every
W. H. & R. S. Tuckkr & Co.
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 of
the house now occupied, with good
patronage and well 1. cated, as well as
our good will. Call at this office for
information. jt7 tf
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Janaluska Claret.
A. Ductal, Genert Agent.
apl4 lm.
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Mr. Geo. N. Walters, on Fayette
ville St., has on hand a fine axgortment
of English Homespuns, Irish Fri z-v-,
Irish and Blonny Tweeds, light
weight suitings also Tropical Wors
teds. A chance purchase. Marnili
cent trowseriugs that are "thing of
l-eauty. Call aud examine the stock
yvants.
AG K NTS WANTED Male and female,
old and young, $15 to ao per day easily
made selling oar Queen Plating Outfits and
doing gold, silver, nickel, copper and brass
plating, that is warranted to wear for years,
ou 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 giip sack or satchel. Agents aiv.
making mjney rapidly. They sell to almost
every business nouse 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. Ac. QUEISN CI fx SILVER and
N1UKKL FLAUfiU CO, East St Louis, 111
myl8 t,t,s tf
DRY aDOM STORE!
Will place on saie louioriow 2li do.
LiDlEtf'
25 eg m m
AT ONLY
IfPc'a'Paii
ASK TO SEE OUR
HOES AND UPPERS.
Our stock is considered the best in the city
Norris' Dny Goods Store.
Bise-B ALL -Caps.
WE HAVE THEM ASSORTED COLORS
THAT COST
$2.20 PR B0ZSH
TO MAKE.
WE OFFER THEM AT
10 CTS.
Hammocks with Stretchers and Rope Com
plete iMC
Musquito Nets all Colors 6c.
A few pieces of Dress Goods 3c per yard,
Fans of Every Description
Machine Cotton 3c 8pool; Silk 4c, cost dou
ble at any otner piuce.
Buggy Whips 6c up.
Lap Robes 50c up.
Trunks 73c ud.
Shoes and Slippers, there is not a House in
Kaieign tan now us a iiglit in
Shoes and Slippers.
-WE WILL SAVE YOU-
.35 PER CENT.
ON EVERY ONE YOU BUY.
See our Umbrellas.
LIQnRiffiTSIOiiE.
86 Centre Street, Goldsboro, and
121) I,vltevillc St., Raleigh.
Ilardware, .c.
FRUIT JARS,
JE QREAM JREEZEKS,
J)ORCELAIN J IKED
p RESERVING JETTLES
STEEL PRESERVING KETTLES
GRANITE IRON KETTLES,
BABY CARRIAGES.
CROQUET SETS.
BEAUTIFULGLASSWARE.
PAINT IN SMALL CANS.
3?N0W IS THE TI.MK TO ISB THESE GOODS
THOMAS 11, B8IGGS & SONS,
RALEIGH, N. C.
Call at the Grand Furniture Em
parinm For
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At the Cheapest Rates,
Just think nf it' lio 1
tique pattern, 16th c.-ntury style, tor 115 00.
This is unparalleled. Splendid Lace Our-
Kuiua, .uiawiessBa. wurarooes, uureaua,
Louuges, Spring Chairs, of luxurious pro
portions. Rutin n M.'iMroaauc all at tl.Q f,.,
est figures possible and ou 'instalment plan.
ui Yfven.jy uriuumury payments.
DON'T - FORGET
the people's section ol the establishment de
voted to furniture at popular prices.
Remember the place.
TII01UlfflLl;
Exchange Place, South side MIL
Administrate r's Kotic
Having this day qualified as the adminis
trator of the estate of the late W W Hoi
den, this i to notify all persons having'
claims against the estate to present the same
to me for payment on or before the ltith day
of May, 181)3, or this notice will be plead
in bar of r,overy. Ad persons indebted to
the estate will "lease settle without delay.
CASH MR WOOD,
myl7 6w Administrator.
Dry Ooods, No! long, &c.
W.H. P, S.TUCKER CO.
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ATTINGS
We have nver been able to otter our pat
rons o many novel designs in Straw Mat
tiugs as we do this season.
There was a time when one could scarcely
;etany style in these mattings besides a
mall check or plain white. Now they can
be seen in many "carpet effects" closely re
semblii g the patterns as. tdiowu iu P4'ussels
.iarpets
.: Probably the most unique patterns are
hose in the Jap Mattings, being double
lyed aud in detached figures.
Another new texture in the Jap Matting
is that "woven upon the thread," the warp
being hemp and the filling of very fine
$rass. This produces the most eveu surface
of any straw lloor covering.
WJiile we have the nioie expensive gr ides,
yet we sell a reliable matting at $5 per roll
of AO yaids '
ffl. H. R. S. Tucker Co
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