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VOL. XXVII.
RALEIGH, SATURDAY, JULY ). 1892.
NO. 6G
The Weather Today.
Vnr North Carolina: liOcai f now
.1-.. f.i.in t-iirlii.
era in west portion; fair.ln east, aria-
Z t j, !
Die wiuu.
J ocal forecast for Raleigh till 8 p
m. tomorrow: Light rain on Sunday;
Monday warmer and fair.
Local data for 24 hours ending 8 a.
in. today:
Maximum temperaturo, 77; mini
unro temperature, 55; rainfall 0.03.
CITY IN BRIEF.
No peaches of consequence have so
far put in thpir appearance.
Cool nights pnd mornings still con
tinue, reminding ns of fall.
Chronicle and News and Observer
pleae copy.
The new city directory of Greens
boro places the population at 9,500.
Telegraph wires are being put in
the new depot.
Most too cool for the bath houses at
the parks.
Another barbecu in Brook side Park
in a few days
There will be services at Brookln
M. E. church toutorvow morning and
night at the usual tirres.
The directors of the National Ban'
of Greensboro have declared a divi
dend of 5 per cent.
The school girls are sadly misaeTl or.
the street cars thes de'ightful even
iogs.
A proposition to vote $100,000 in
Winston for control of the wate
works ha: b es defeated.
The rcarket 1h literally rowd'd to
day, with all kinds of vegetable i 1
season.
The bright weather to lay hat
brought quite a large crowd of our
country friends to the city.
See notice of mortgage sale of land
by T. R. Puruell, assignee for mort
gage-.' . .. .
Thi Militarv Encampment at
Wrightsvi"e, is the nei. public event
on docket.
The next criminal cour t for Wake
county takes place on the 4th Monday
in September.
The Switchback railroad will be in
operation at th Fairgrounds tonight
between 7 and 1C o'clock.
Posters are b. iug sent oat announc
ing the fire works next Tuesday night
We hope for a large crowd.
' A train passed over the Richmond
and Danville Railroad, through Char
lotte yesterday with 135,0' ) .water
melons for the North.
Joseph Ruby, of Columbia, Pa.,
suffered from birth with scrofula hu
mor, till he was . perfectly cured by
Hood's Sarsaparilla.
Mrs. Charles M. Walters will act as
chaperone for such ladies as may de
sire to go on the excursion to Wil
mlngton.
Evangelist ii lie nas purcnased a
handsome residence in Charlotte for
f 8.000, and will make that city his
future home.
A Urge ard convenient map of the
United States has been put up in the
May rV office. It was sent here by
our member of Congress, Mr. Bunn
Come to the Teacher's Institute at
Raleigh, N. C, July 11th, to 15th n
elusive. Prof. Charles D Melver
will preside. Don't forget it.
A gentleman ust returned from a
visit to Chatham and other . counties,
says, that the corn, wheat end oats
yield are better than for many years
past.
- If some enterprising person or per
sons would get an excursion from this
city to Atlanta, at a reasonable rate,
it would prove a "bonanza" to those
who project it, and a great conveni
ence to those who wish to visit the
; "gate city." We hear the proposition
'' well spoken of on all side. We hope
that before the sunnier ends to hear
"J that the enterprise has been carried
.out." -
The people in the vicinity of 8 n'h
ern Pines are cultivating blackberries
extensively. They ship them to the
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Northern Markets where they briox
good prices.
The time cannot far distant when
the extension of tl e 8treet car line to
Caraltlgh would be of great advan
tage to the people in the ioinity and
also to the company. The suburb is
building np fast.
Attention is called to the advertise
inent of the Lyon Racket Store where
some of the best bargains of the sea
son can be procured. There is no
place in the city where money can be
invested to better advantage.
There are few prettier places of rev
sort in the South than our Capitol
Square, and it is being yearly im
proved. With the addition of the x
confederate soldiers' monument tba
square will be very attractive.
The Governors Guard propose to
attend the State Guard EucampmeDt
which commences on the lhitnt,
and they are drilling for the event.
The company will probably take ba
tweeu 45 and 60 men.
' A man has turned up in Durham
with an electrio crn' livuce 'or fuell
ing horses. You set your alarm clock
aDd fix yorr hay and com in th pro
per plase. The c'ock would go off,
md the contrivance woii'd do t'io
rest. It is (he iiveut ion of a ' or it
Oarolinlau, a Wilson courty tuan.
8pv cial shoe khIs this eveniop at
Korrl-' Dry Goods tora.
A'tn;in K st;e Fire Co.
RejruUr m-'ntiily ac'j ur;ed m-f t
uv: Every uiinber i!1 p'.sfnf. him
self at the monthly firij ?imel meet
ing Monday
Rescue Hall
night at 8 o'clock ,".t
Special shoe sale thin evening at
Norris' Dry Goo Is Store.
Excursion to AslieviMe.
The excursion to Asheville which
returned last night was a decided snc
I k-b. The train lelt Faleigh at 8:10 a.
vi , on Wednes iay, arriving at Ashe
vi !e at 7.10 p. m.; returning, left
Aahevi'le at 10 o'clock yesterday j
morning, and arrived in Raleigh at 9 j
oVo ik last nicht. Every one from
whom' we have heard any expression
what ever agree that it was one of the
mowt enjiyable trip3 that has ever
been taken by any exeurs'on party
iom Ruh'igh. Our Mend Sanders
has p oven hfiuself the champion ex
curs ouiet of the Slate He goes fast,
"gets there" ar.d doesn't forget the
comfort of bis passengers
Special she sale this eveoirgat
Norris' Dry Goo la Store.
Assessments.
The work of assessments of the va
rious railroads in the state for taxa
tion, is now in progress before the
Railroad Commission Since last
year several roads have been added
to the list. There bs been an in
crease in the value of some of the
roads by the Commission, but, in ac
cordance with the law all the corpor
ations will have a hearing in the
matter. Col. A. B. Andrews and Ms j
John C. Winder represent their re
spective systems.
Special sboe sale this evening at
V Norris' Dry Goods Store.
Reliable Footwear.
When we sell a person a shoe our
aim is to sell an article of such merit,
that it will make a permanent us
iomer. To do this, we cannot sell
"shoddy shoes." There are only a few
people who wish to buy shoes of this
kind, most people wish to buy reliable
shoes, and reliable shoes are the only
kind we sell We keep shoes for men,
women and children, suited for all
kinds of wear and at prices ar lo v as
; the same goods are sold by any house
in the country.
W. H. & R. S. Tucker.
A Oiorioii Time.
Nxr i v Juiv Uih one of the
I'ai'l 'Ni ex.;urmo is of the ceROo will
taW p'tv, froui Ittlciirh to the Pea
sivle It will heoui' of the best ar
ranged and xuo'.t delightful trips ever
gotten up In this section. While the
ampl-sf provii')u in to be provided
for all the excuKiou wiii be peculiar
iy adapted to the co u fort of ladies
and faiuilit-s Only a pertain number
of ticks b sol 1, thereby avoid
ing to great a ruh The train will
leave Rileigh at 8 o'clock m arriv
log in Wilmington by 1 o'clock ic the
afternoon, wber the excursionists
can at ones take t he splendid steamer
' Wilmington" for a trip down the
beautiful Cape Fear Eiver, to Caro
lina Beach Those desiring can also
visit the "Hammocks" and "ocean
view " Special rates have been set
cured at the Oct on and Purcell Hotels.
The fare for the round trip is only
$3 fiO. A special chaperon for the
ladies will be announced tomorrow.
The excursion will be under the man
agement of Messrs R H Bradley, J.
M Broughton end T. B. Moseley.who
will take special pains to render it
the grandest and most enjoyable oc
casion of the kind yet given Lt the
lathes at once prepare for the trip.
It wi'l never Le gretted, and is
the chance of i life time Tickets
can be seenred at Alfred Williams &
Co's , book store. The Excursion
will go by way of JGFoldsboro -quick
route
Don't omplaiu When You
Should ICejoice.
Some people are sour by nature,
others are made sour by association
Some people won't read an advertise
ment for fear of loan ing something
And many are mad when they are
made to read an advertisement by
starting off on something to their
taste "Thus" the babies must all
wear lace caps in hot weather, and on
Monday next Swindell will have a
special sale lace caps, at 15 cts. each.
Some of these caps are worth three
times the amount. Next Monday at
8windell's 15 cents, a d plenty for all
200 flloth Bound Books all g od at
25 cents each, sold elsewhere at 50
cents each
1,000 Ladies' Ribbed Vests, at ten
cents each
All the latest shapes in ladies and
misses Sailor Hats
Ribbons in all shades and widths.
Fruit Jars and Jelly Tumblers.
Silk Mits, fU shades an i qualities
WOOLLCOTT & ttONS,
14 E. Park Avenue.
" Our Little Price List.
Best 6 cord spool cotton same as
Coats, 2 spools for 5 cents
Spool Silk, 3 cents spool.
Hammocks complete, 71 cents.
Nice wriliug paper, 2c quire.
Nice envelopes 2c pack.
Nice Curtain poles, 20c.
Nice baby caps 2c.
Nice challia, 3 and 4c yard.
Nice cotton worsted, 3c yard.
Nice window scrim 4cts.
Wool thalia crean ground, 10c. yd.
All silk ribbon, wide, 8c.
Mens bleached drawers lOo pair.
Toilet soaps, 10c doz.
A50o towel for 39c.
20c organdy, yard wide, at 'Oc.
15c organdy, black ground, 7c.
20c Mull, black and white, 8c.
ICe Ginghams, 8c.
All millinery goods at wholesale
cost. .
All clothing at wholesale cost to
close out this line at
Swindell's.
Pliotograps.
I have opened a first class gallery
at 113J, Fayetteville street, over the
Singer office, where I am prepared to
give first class work at prices to suit
the times. Satisfaction guaranteed
B. 8. Mattocks.
july 5v6t.
All work in the photograph line
first class and guaranteed, at 'Mat
tock's, 113i, Fayetteville street, over
Singer office. julyfj-6t.
Tor Kent.
House with four rjoius and kitchen.
Apply to Dr. J. U. Crawford, j-30 tf
Kennebec Kivtr lee
At 8orrfll'a oid stand, rear oft to
market. Open from 5 o'clock a. in. i
until 9 o'clock p. in Sunday hours ;
jroui 0 to 10 a iu. and from 2:30 to 7
p iu. Hd Btkphhns
Photograph .
All s'z s and styles at B Mat
tocks' H'i, FayettevHe street ver
Singer oflijo
ja!y 5 6t.
Wanted.
To buy, for ci8 h, a cottage with 3
or 4 rooms iu city in good neigh' or-
hood. il5 ' H. G Ryan. Atty.
Mr. Geo. N. Walters, on Fayette
ville St., has on hand a fine assortment
of English Homespuns, Irish Frii i is,
Jrisn ana Blonny Tweeds, light
weight suitings also.Tropical Wors
teds. A chance purchase. Maguifi
cent trowseriogs that are "thing of
beauty. Call aud examine the stock.
Derma Royals
CDRE8
Any case of moth-patches, brown spots.liver
spots, blackheads, ugly or muddy sfe'n, un
natural redness, freckles, tan or other cuta
neous discolor itions. We also agres to for
feit Five Hundred Dollars to any person
whose skin can be injured in the slightest
possible manner, or to anyone whose com
plexion (no matter in now bad condition u
may be), will not be cleared, whitened, im
proved and beautified by the use ol Derina
Royale. Drma-Royal can be obtine 1 only from
MRS P H SHIVER3,
jy2 tf Cor Wilmington and Morgan sts.
WANTS.
AG K NTS WA STED Male and femalo,
old and young, f 15 to 25 per day aasily
made selling oar 2uetn Plating Ou tits and
doing gold, silver, nickel, copper and brass
plating, 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 nand with ease from house to house,
same as a giip sack or satchel. Agents are
making mjney 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. QUEffiN CITY SILVER and
NICKEL PLAUinG CO, East St Louis, ill.
myl8 t,t,s tf
MYITOSTOSI!
fill place on sale tomorrow 20 doz
LADnCa'
AT ONLY
ASK TO SER OUR
H0E3 ANO e UPPERS
Our stock is considered the best in the city.
Norris' Dry Goods Stork.
MIU,
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WE RUNIN ON A
Hammock Wagon
THIS MORNING THAT WAS OVER
LOADED AND COULD-NOT
GET THERE,
We prized them oat and they gave us
their load. Now we have hammocks at
45, 67, 78, 87, up to $1.38
10 cases of shoes and slippers in to
day; we will sell shoes and slip
pers 35 per cent, cheaper than
any other bouse in Raleigh.
If yon want a trunk we have
them at 37c to $9 00 Lap robes 4Sc
up Buggy whips 6c up, A A.
Sheeting, yard wide, 5o
If you want a clock, sccordeon,
Raff. Hat. Tin warn HarH tco a
Stationery fans or a doll go to the
LlliW
It BUCK fluSK
MM K
STORE
For all you want. "
, 86 Centre Street, Uoldsboro, and '
129 FaveMevilJe St., Raleigh.
Hardware, &c.
FRUIT JARS,
JE QREAM JL7REEZER3,
JJORCELAIN JOINED
"I) RESERVING 7" ETTLES.
STEEL PRESERVING KETTLES
GRANITE IRON KETTLES,
BABY CARRIAGES.
CROQUET SETS.
BEAUTiFULGLiSSWARE.
PAINT IN SMALL CANS.
JSPNOW IS THE TIME TO USE THEfcE GOODS
THOMAS H BRIGGS & SONS,
RALEIGH, N. C.
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SPLENDID
Opportunity.
Intending on the 1st of
August next to remove our
stosk two dors above our
present place of business on
Exchange place (A G Rhodes
old stand), we will offer
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 moving 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 offered.
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
den, this is to notify all persons having
claims against the estate to present the same
to me for payment on or before the 10th day
of May, 1893, or this notice will be plead
in bar of recovery. Ail persons indebted to
the estate will "lease settle without delay.
myl7 6w Administrator.
Dry Goods, Notions, &c.
V.H.1RS TUCKER! CO.
FLOOR COVERUGo FOR HID
S-UMME R.
SI RAW
STRAW
I MATTINGS. I ,
I MATTINGS, j .
For a reasonable outlay a house
keeper can secure the mot comfort-p-bie
of all summer floor coverings
STRAW MATTINGS.
Our stock is larger and we show more
novel designs than ever, nor have we
at aoy time offered better values than
we do this season.
One of the popular mattings of the
day is the JAPAN MATTING, this
'a "woven in the thread" which pro
TnoMB &
fflaxwell
duies a surface very much smoother
than that of the CHINA MATTINGS.
Probably the most unique designs
a- e seen in Inserted pat ems and the
t ..pet. effects Prices $5.00 per roll
aad rp.
II. B. $ u, locker $ Co
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