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VOL. XXVII.
RALEIGH, FRIDAY, JULY 1. 1892.
NO. CO
Th Weather Today.
J.ocal forecast for Raleigh till 8 p.
m. tomorrow: Fair weather, station
ary temperature.
Local data for 24 hoars ending Sa.
m. today:
Maximum temperature, 88; mini
unro temperature, 63; rainfall 1.23.
VITY IN BRIEF.
Look out for the street car trailers;
they will be on hand soon.
The Cleveland and Carr Cub was
well attended last night.
Senator and Mrs. Vance will arrive
In Wilmington tonight.
The half holiday system was in
augurated in Wilmington yesterday.
There will be a "leap year" pic nic
given In Brookslde park tonight.
Don't forget to take in the barbecue
at Brookside Park next Monday.
Regular meeting of the Board of
Aldermen tonight
There are uov about 40 veterans at
the Soldiers Home in this city.
We learn that soon after the 4th of
July the stay at home club wi'l be
organized.
Miss Fannie Heartt, who has been
visiting relatives in Durham, return
ed to the city yesterday.
The North Carolina Association
organized at Morehead starts out with
sixty members.
The Cleveland Carr Club propose
to have regular uieetiugs ouce in
two weeks, ou Thursday night.
Take Hood's and only Hood's be
cause Hood's Sarsaparilla Cures. It
possesses merit peculiar to itself Try
it yourself.
Lots of small boys are already train
ing to climl) the greased pole in front
of the post office next Monday There
will be a fine silver watch at the top,
which some "young America" is sure
to get.
The Btoro: last night interfered very
much with the telegraph wires ren
dering it very difficult to receive or
send messages
The Davis Brothers C mpany, for
ceueral tobacco business, has been
incorporated in Oxford with a capi
t l stock of $150,000.
Arrangements are to be made for
the accommodation of about two
thousand ex-Co:. federates atWrights
ville in August.
One of the heavest falls of rain th'.i
senson took piace last night abou
midnight. The electric display was
what might be termed terrific.
There was quite a large attendance
at the pic nic at Brookside Park yes
terday, given by the Sunday school
of the church of the Good Shepherd.
The railroads running out of Rich
mond, Va., have provided special
schedules for the grass widowers'
clubs. A good idea, and the North
Carolina roads might follow suit to
advantage.
We find that our proposition for
the city of Raleigh to aid in the ex
tension of the electric railway in Pul
len Park, and t otherwise improve
the place, meets with much approval.
It should be done by all means
One of the features at Brookside
Park next Monday will , be the corns
tening of the six boats on the lake.
Manager Huff is busy arranging mat
ters and it promises to be an occasion
of much enjoyment.
Rev. Father .White, formerly pass
tor ol the Church of the Sacred
Heart in Raleigh, but lately of the
Catholic church at Asheville, is in
theeity. His many friends will be
glad to welcome him.
Gov. Holt yesterday afternoon par
doned out of the penitentiary James
A. Smith, who was sentenced for the
murder of John A. Cheatham, in this
city, in conjunction with William
Gooch in 1685. The pardon was is
sued for the reason that the prisoner
had an incurable disease and liable
to die at any time.
Don't leave Raleigh on the 41 h.
but if you will go, then go up to the
Guilford battle ground. There will
be a splendid celebration at that
place.
All sorts of fun is being mapped
out for Monday next, and it is going
to be one of the grandest times im
aginable. The coming Independence Day will
be celebrated with unusual display
throughout the ecuutry. The New
York Stock Exchange will adjourn
until next Wednesday.
A colored man named William Har-
- i i x a t a.
ris died suaucuiiy yesieruay aner-
uoon. He was 19 years o'd and a hack
driver. Heart trouble seemed to be
the cause of death.
We are pleased to learn that Gov.
Holt is in strict accoid with the pub
lie in the matter of a reformatory for
youthful criminals and, we believe
he will strongly recommend the mat
ter to the coneideratiou of the next
General Assembly.
See statement of the American Fie
Insurance Compauy of which Mr. F.
H. Cameron, of RileUdi, is General
Apeut. It is a reliable company in all
respects, and no gentleman is better
qualified to represent it, than Mr
Cameron.
i
A friend suaest?-' tla as this is
the anuiversVy t be fvar ban
dredt.li yoxr ji dUcTsry of
America by Oh. isto-her Coin tuba",
some reference should be made to thd
old gentlemau by our 4th of July ora
tors.
We learn that ther? is no truth in
the rumor that on propised new
cotton factory is not to ba built here,
but removed to Holly Springs. It is
now expected that the coatrxct for
I uilding it in Raleigh will be prompt
ly fl'led.
Election of Officers.
The Teachers' Assembly has elected
the followiog officials :
President John J Blair.
Vice President -Dr. B P. Dixon.
Secretary E G Harrell.
The Modern Language Association
selected the following :
President Thos Hume
Vice President, P. P Claxton.
Secretary W, S. Crowell.
Executive Committee H. L. 8mith,
B. F. Sledd and Miss'. Vio'a Boddie.
Penny Natrium' !auk.
On our roonls tliis morning we met
up with one of our foreu ost and most
energetic citizens, who discussed in
an open manner many of the needs
of our city. Amoug oilier matters,
he said that the establishment of
what is known as "A Pen ay Saving's
Bank" in Raleigh, w raid bean insti
tution of great beuefit to th se who
wished to lay up something for a
rainy day, as well as to those who
desired to become directly interested
in such an enterprise,. It is beyond
doubt that many a dime and nickel
is thrown away witli no proper re
turns whatever, which, if saved,
would prove the nucleus, perhaps to
a suug little sum. Now, if thure were
an institution here, especia'ly for
sums of such minor consideration, it
would be taken advantage of by hun
dreds of little girh aud boys, as well
as many adults. It should be remem
bered that large results often fiiw
from the most modest beginnings.
"Take care of the pence, and the
pounds will take care of themselves."
This is an old p:-bverb, but i'tis cer
tainly a true one. Such an iistltua
tion would beget the habit of saving
especially upou the younger portion
of the community, and the habit
thus commenced would grow to great
advantage in after life. We would
like much to see'such a bank estab
lished in Raleigh. It has been tried
in other places with marked success.
It is food, well worth reflection, and
we hope that, at an early day,' some
of ou- citizens, wi'l put the scheme
fa practical ope-'aVo
A Flii" Opportunity.
vV h pe l'ie ie iple of Raleigh
Keni-'iPy will uor. 'vr'ock the excur
sion licit Thursday, the 7th iust.,
ti Iih lv:ii by the K"hef Associa
te of the RuHgii aud Gaston Rail
road to Littlet'-p It will be an op
portunity for Mcreatt u. rarely affor
ded, and. every inducement will be
given for ,i id- et. enj yH,ble time. The
association is on - Mie most efficient
iu our midHt, aud all who go on the
excursiou, besides hiving a pleasant
time will b aiding a most worthy
pause. Ijft there a reusing torn
cut inuonif tba ei'i.-i8
Personal nfin
Adjutant Geuesai Glei'U i in the
city.
Mr J I. riiomasu, who has been
. living here several years, left for Wil
son yesterday to umke it his future
home
Mr J M. Upohurch. of this city,
has gone to Wiustou to take charge
of the ruling and Liu Mug machiue.
which has jnst bef u placed in the es
tablishmeijt of Messrs. Stewart Bros.
! We regret to hear fat Mrs. J. M.
Monie, who went !o Winston recently
in the hopi of recuperating her
health is very ill, with but little hope
of recovery.
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IO Sarsaparilla has ef
fected such remarkable cures as
HOOD'S Sarsaparilla, of Scrofula,
Salt Rheum, and other blood diseases.
Ihe con I niued wet weather will
probably dampen the ardor of many
who proposed to go fishing next Mon
day. Most of the rivers and ponds
are too high and too muddy for luck.
Wan tel.
To buy, for cash, a cottage with 3
or 4 rooms in citjr in good neigh or
hood. jl 5 ist. G Ryan, Atty.
Nice fresh cantaloupes fiom Mon'
ticeilo, Fla, at A. Dughi's.
Tl'e Fool Thing at 5 Cents.
Next Friday, July 8th, we will do
the big vooti thing of the season. We
have a special sale of ladies' and
misses straw hats at 5 cents each.
Tnis is doing the grand. Many of
these hats are worth $1 25 each. Five
cents buys them next Friday, at
Swindell's.
For Kent.
House with fonr'rooms and kitchen.
Apply to Dr. J. H. Crawford. je30 tf
Read "Love in the Mists."
, . A "Moonshine" Story.
Read 'Love in the Mists." Only a
limited number will be sold iu this
city.
Fruit jars aud jelly tumblers.
Curtain poles with fixtures com
plete. Lace curtains, vindow shades,table
linen, napkins, towels, all kinds of
China and glassware, croquet sets
and tin ware cheap for cash at
Woollcott & Sons.
Received Today.
Fresh baked creapv lnncb biscuit
soda crackers and tea cakes at
je29 3t D. T. JOHNSON'6.
See Here.
Have you read "Love in the Mists?"
Read it before all are sold.
Sow Let us Praise the Day.
Nice machine thread at 24c a spool.
This is as good as Coats' and is the
same best 6 cord.
A nice lot hammocks at 74 cents
complete. Nice corsets 22 cents.
Nice writing paper 2c quire.
Nice envelopes 2c pack.
Nice pins, 6 papers for 5c.
Nice spool silk 3c.
Nice silk gauze ribbon 8c.
Nice undervests 6c.
Men's nice bleached drawers at 10c
a pair Y
We are with you and we are the
lowest in price. D. T. Swindell.
All Clothing at Cost.
Will discoutinue tho clothing
( branch of our business and are sell
ing all clothing at wholesale cost.
D. T. Swindell.
Special.
To iliwi nnt it Int. rf nU.rtttl v nu rt
and ptime second hand sewing ma
chines (different make), will oi;ke
ppfcial low pricesfor this week. Ch.11
and exawine them.
W. S. Dzzlk,
114 Fayetteville street.
Fr Sale.
A boardiog house keeper would like
to sell the complete furnishings for
eight or teu rooms, the kitchen end
dining room wares, fire. The nartv
purchasing will have the refusal of
tiie bouse now occupied, with rood
patronage and well located, as well as
our good will. Cail at this oiline for
iutoruiation. i7 tf
JanaHiska C'iar?t.
A. JK'Uiil, Genere
Agent.
ap!4 lui.
Kennebec Ufv-rlce
At Won-tll's old stand, rear of tho
market. Open from 5 o'clock a. m
until y o'clock p. m.
E 'O STKrilKNS.
Hathiug Suits.
New open.our lines of bathiug sales
foi ladies and gentlemen. io not
fail to provide your self with oue. Ii
will be worth to you twice what you
pay for it. Wo oiler a liberal ass-.ft.
ment to choose from.
W H. & R. S. Tuckkr & Q( .
Mr. Geo. N. Walters, on Fayette
ville St., has on hand a tine assortment
of English Homespuns, Irish Frkzs,
Irish and Blonuy Tweeds, light
weight suitings also Tropical Wors
teds. A chauce purchase. Maguiti
cent trowserijiys that are "thiugi- ol
beauty. Call and exauiino the stock.
GhNTS WASTED Male and female,
i.old and young, $ to :so per day easily
made selling oar Queui Plating Outfits and
doing gold, silver, nickel, copper and brass
plating, that is warranted to wear for years,
on every class of met?, tableware, jewelry,
&o. Light and easily handled, no experi
ence required to operate them. Can be car
ried by nand with ease from house to house,
same as a gup sack or satchel. Agents are
makint! nuney ra udly. They sell to almost
every bush ss ho '. . and family, and work
shop. Chea , durable, simple and within
reach of every oi.'e. Plates almost instantly
equally Ji the linejt new work. Send for
circulars, 3. QUjOUN CITY 81LVKK and
.NICKEL PLAi li CO, Ki , at Loi 's, ill.
my 18 t,t,s tf
oby goons
N' place on sale tomorrow 20 doz
LADIEd'
AT ONLY
IBc a Fail'
o
ASK TO SEK Ol'H
;H0ES AND gLIPPERS.
Our stock is consi'lered the best iri the city
Nobris' Dry Goods Stork.
TM JULY, 1 892,
Fire Crackers 3c pack ,
Fireworks of every description; iiscouht to
the trade,
Mosquito Net 3c yd,
Corsets 22c up, Fans 2c up,
A A Sheeting, yard wide, 5c,
Tin Toilet 8ts, 3 pieces, nicely painted,. 1 21
worth t 75,
Sweet Soap lc cake up,
A fine line Trunks in this week; price 37c to
fUOu,
Base Ball Caps 10c, Batsic, Bi'ls lo up, Belts
5c up,
Buggy Robes 48c up,
Whips 6c, worth 10c,
Shoes and lipfers. We will save you ;5 per
cent ou every pair you buy,
Window Shades 20c up, """J
Curtain Poles 22c. Come to the" '
ummu
For all you want.
86 Centre Street, Qoldsboro, and
139 Favettevillp St., Ualeigb.
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25 M BLADE B
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Hardware, &c.
FRUIT JARS,
JE QREAM JREEZEItS,
poU'JELAIN J INK1)
pRE3ERVlNG KTTLE3
STEEL PRESEUVirfi KETTLE3
tiKANlTK 1ICOX KETTLES,
BABY CAKKIAGES.
CJtOQl'ET SV.TH.
BEAUTIFDLGLASSWARE.
PAINT IN SMALL CANS.
Ei?N0W IS THE TTMK TO USB THESK GOODS
THOMAS S BHIGSS SONS,
KALSian, jr. c.
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SPLENDID
Opportunity,
Intending on tho 1st, of
August next ro ler.iove our
sto'rk two dorrs above our
present place of business on
Kichan;se place (AG Rhodes
old stand), we will ofl'er
splendid inducements in the
furniture line, &c, to all de
siring to purchase, at and be
low cost. We want to sell
our stock before moviug and
hence the most tempting
bargains can be had. Call
and
See fur
Yourselves.
Remember, we move Au
gust 1st, and before that
time we want to make a
clean sweep. It is a chance
for housekeepers and others
rarely oll'ered.
FXCHANGE PLACE,
SOUTH SIDE MARKET.
Administrator's Notice.
Having this day qualified as the adminis
trator of the estate of the late W W Hol
len, this h to notify all persons having
claims against the estate to present the same
10 me for payment on or before the 10th day
of May, 18!)3, or this notice will be plead
in bar of recovery. Ad persons indebted to
(he estate will -lease settle without delay.
C ASH KH WOOD,
myl7 6w Administrator.
Dry UooSs, Notion, &e.
i.UBlIOCffiHfl,
Q EN ILEM EN' S 'J .
EGL1GEE SHIR IS 0
' pHE.SE are garments that a gentleman
L cm not afford to be withoutthis hot
.veather. Thev look com form !l un.i iimi,
certainly are cool. We are showing more
new lexcures mis season tnan usual. Ok
fords, Cambrilge, Benguelas, Palmettoes,
initiates, Zephyrs and Madras. Prices o' 'c,
5c, $1 aud up.
Q HNTI.EMEN'S
jFIN UNDERWEAR. "
I NDIA GAUZE SHIRTS, long and short
.sleeves,' .
ALBR1.GGAN AND NAINSOOK Shirts
1 Xuul Drawers.
ISLE THREAD SHIRTS.
I ELASTIC SEAM DRAWERS, in cot'on
I -j and linen.
QAMBK1C AND MK.L1N Nig'it Shirts.
mm-
DRESS SHIRTS the most extensive va
riety we have shown.
f . B. R. S. Tudler f Co