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RALEIGH, MONDAY, JULY 18. 1892. NO. 73 VOL. XXVII. i The Weather Today. Nor North Carolina: Fair, slightly warmer la the east. I ocal forecast for Raleigh till 8 p. nr. tomorrow: Fair weather, slightly warmer. Local data for 24 hours ending 8 a. il. today: Maximum temperature, 79; mini mam temperature 66; rainfall 0.00. CITY IN BRIEF. Clean up your premises and avoid fever. See notice of sale by H. H. Crocker assignee. The nsual crowds packed the street cars yesterday afternoon. The Circns.will be a feature here in October. The new round house in Brookside Park will be a model of beauty and convenience. The receipts of cotton in Raleigh for the iceek ending July 16, 1892, were 71 bales against 156 last year. Stokes Crump has been released from the work house and his familiar face Is again soen on our streets Gov. Holt and Dr. Hawkins have gone to Buffalo Springs to join their families. The officials at the Capitol are now in the midst of the dull season. There is but little business doing in the do pnrtments. Posters are out for the prohibition County Convention to be held in thic city on Saturday July ?0th, for the purpose of nominating a legislative ticket &c. The local ministers conference will be the event of the present veek It ' will assemble with Central Methodjst Church on Wedueadfly night at 8:1 5, o'clock. Messrs. Charles Hart, G.'G. Stone, Walter Woollcott and Fred Woollcott left here last night for Washington, D C, to attend the national meeting of the leaugue of American Wheel men in th it city. Mri W. F. Kornegay, of Goldaboro was re-elected President of the North Carolina Railroad at the recent meet ine of the Board of Directors at Greensboro. There is a general desire that the excursion to Wilmington should be repeated as the unfavorable weather prevented many from attending the one recently givon. We bear that th managers have the, matter under con sideration. Me. A. Daghi has returned from a very pleasant trip to Baltimore and others points. During his absence he ran up with some new novelties in the bird line such as have never before been seen in Raleigh. We will tell something more about them in the iuture. The Ladies of Wilmington and Win ton have already arranged for snag sum to aid the confederate vet" erans in their proposed encampment. Charlotte is expected to take part also., Now let Raleigh go to worknd raise a handsome turn to help out the veterans.' " Our people cannot be too cautious in the matter , of cleaning up their premises. The sickliest part of the year is now or soon will be upon us, and every effort should be made to kep off disease. " It is the duty of all persons who know of the negltct of any premises, to report the same to the authorities, so that prompt action may beta&en. Yesterday morning Mr. Frank fltronach of the firm of Yancey and fltronach, on South Wilmington street had occasion to go to the. room in "which harness is kept. He found that the lock had been tampered with in ench a manner as to show that some person or persons bad attempted to enter. Nothing was missing, however and it is thought that the intruders ' were soared off. We hear of two oth -. r places in the city that were entered and. articles carried off. Considerable drop in the thermom eter. Telephone subscribers are request ed to add T. L. Eberhardt, No. H i. Grass is being mowed in Nash Square, and a handsome yield is re ported. The Junior German Club will have a meeting tomorrow evening at 8:30 o'clock in the mayor's office. Call at Dughi's and see those rare specimens of the feathered tribe that he brought from Baltimore. The Durham fire department won four of the prizes at the Asheville contest. We hear that the new Iron for the Hargett street .line of street railway will be here in a few days. People who give Hood's Sarsaparil- la a fair trial realize its great merit and are glad to say a good word for it. Have you tried it 7 We are glad to announce that Mao. ter Claude Denson is considerably improved and that strong hopes are entertained of his speedy recovery. Charley Farmer, son of Mr. Tbo. Fajmer, was, we learn, the suflceps'nl climber of the greased pole in front of the court house on the 4th of July and we heaihe has been awarded the watch He ha our congratul atiors ' The queer looking lamp p.sta that now rmse their proportions at some of our corners, are the wonders of a'l strangers who visit the beautiful ity of Oaks " The woLder is th.1 t such a lovely metropolis shou'd hae such landmarks to attract the eyes of beholders. We most deeply regret to learn that Miss Mattie the youngfst daughter of Mr. W. M. Utley, and also has little son Clarence, are ill with typnoia , fever. Mr. and Mrs Utley have the j sympathy of the entire community in their affliction. I We can ast-ure our city fathers thnt the removal of the electric lights in some localities and the substitution of gas is far from meeting the desires of the public. In fact, we are sorry to say thai; in some instances the ob jection amounts almost to indigoa1- tion. It won't do, gentlemen. You uad better take the . ack track. We invite the attention of our readers to the advertisement of the Rosenthal Clothiner Coinnanv over ,t,;nA two nonr.foi r,a UlVU UUl 11IOUU Ml V AVSUWU VUUII J'lV 1 iVIa. Theift hits never been a time Id our city when such astounding bargains could be had and the pr'ces are such as to meet the wants of peo ple of all classes. For instance the nobbiest or suits can be selected lor $9.95 while $1.45 buys atylish hat. Just think of it. Who ever heard of a serviceable office coat for 24 cents, and boys knee pants and shirt waists at 17 cents. And yet "Dave" offers these to the public and you may be assured that he intends to cirry out his well known policy of the best goods for the lowest prices. Let par ents, guardians, brothers and sisters call and Bee for themselves. Rsmem ber the Rosenthal Clothing Co. 805 Fayetteville Street, opposite the post . office. Coal and Wood. The special attention of our readers and the citizens of Raleigh and vi cinity generally' invited to the an nouncement of Mr. T. L Eberhardt who has purchased the business, good will. &c , of Mr. Phil. H An drews, and is now prepared to take orders fox deliver) of coal aud wood, Mr Eberhardt needs no pressing in troduction to our people as a gentle man of the finest business qualifica tions, industry, genuine push and en- ergy, He will have at all times sup plies of the best grades of coal and wood, and our citizens who need fuel for the coming fall and winter, should send their orders at once Remember the place of business is in the store of Mr. John C. Brewster, 183 Fayette ville street. Telephone 140. Died, r Mrs Edrar Mallory, daughter of rKv. Dr W A NeUon, died vester day in Shelby, Cleveland rounty. This will be si1 news to many of the friends of Dr. Nelson In this city. To Grape Growers. All membe's of the Wake County Hortlcu tural 8ciety and those in terested In grape baskets, are re qaestnd to neet Tuesday evening at 5 o'clock at the cffise of M A. Parker, cornerWiluiiogton and Martia streets. Samples of native wine are to be on hand and discussed Ladiea Meeting. The ladies Auxiliary of the louug Mens Christian Association will have a called meeting at the Association rooms tomorrow ( Tuesd y) afternoon at 6 o'clock. Business of Importance will be transacted; every member is earnestly requested to be present. St. Mary's School. The Semi Centennial catalogue of this time honored and most excellent institution is now out and is of much interest not only to the immediate patrons of the school but to the pub lie generally. In addition to the us- nal information, it contains beautiful ' cuts of the school buildings and sur roundings. The new director of music, Prof. Haevernick is a gentleman of the highest character and well known merit in his line, having been educat : ed in Berlin and held a position as 1 professor in the Imperial House of education in Moscow, Russia. He will be a most valuable acquisition to the Bchool which in all respects now ranks with the highest class of female In stitutions in the country . K oping Marriage. Quite an interesting event in the matrimonial line took place at the Moseley House, corner of Wilmington and Hargett streets this afternoon at 8 o'clock, being the marriage of Mr W. W. Rowe, of Durham to Miss Em ma Thompron, of Vass, Moore county The contracting parties came to this city to be united for life in order to avoid strong opposition, or to make the matter plain, it is an old fashion ed runaway match. They were accom panied by Rev. B. C. Thompson and Miss Claudia Wicker, of Cameron ! and also by Mr. D. B. Cameron of .uurnaiu. iub cereuiuuy wb yer formed by Rev. P. T. Way, editor of the Jonesboro Monitor. Of course all true hearted lovers will send forth greetings to the happy couple and the Visitor most earnest ly joins in th general congratula tions. Funeral. The funeral services of the late Miss Carrie C. Utley took place from the residence at six o'clock last Sat urday evening, Rev. J B. Hurley of , ficiating, and was attended by a con siderable concourse of Borrowing friends. The remains were interred , in the city cemetery, the following gentlemen acting as pall bearers: W V. Williams, 0. G. Koonce, H E Litchford, John Lee, Thos. Watts, T C. Williams. Important Notice. Concerning a plan to clear our store of the present stock, after due consideration we have concluded no customer will be injured but all will be benefitted by our move. Hence we have our store closed today tag ging and marking all goods to sell at what the goods cost us, and many lines are marked to sell at a little over one half the original cost. "We will be open tomorrow morning for business and this entire stock of goods offered for sale. You are in vitfd to attend the sale. If you come early you get the first picking. Youis truly, D. T. Swindell. Kennebec itlver Ice At Sorrell's old staud, rear of tt market. Open from 5 o'clock a. m. until 9 o'clock p. m. Fresh water melons on ice every day. Ed Stephens. For Kale. A nice Fr&zier cart, suitable for la dies, Only used a few times. J. W. Evans, yll 6t Cor. Morgan and Blount sts. IMiotogmp.s. I have opened a first clans gallery at 113i, Fayetteville street, over the Singer otuce, where 1 am prepared to give first class work at prices to suit the times, satisfaction guaranteed. 3. S. Mattocks. j'i'y56t. For Sale. Horae, carriage and harness on easy terms H. F. Smith, 166p Cor. Fayetteville and Martin sts. Special Sale of L iwns, challies and calicoes. On Thursday July 21, we will sell a lot of Lawns, challies and calicoes At 4a a yard. This sale will be well worth your attendance. Woollcott & 8ohs. Cleveland Beavers. We have the correct shape in Cleve land beavers, and respectfully "all the attention of political clubs to ihese hats and the campaign hand kerchiefs W. H. & R. S. Tucker. For Kent. House with four rooms and kitchen. Apply to Dr. J. H. Crawford. je30 tf WANTS. A IthNTS WANTED Male and female, ,r.old and young, $15 to $25 pe day easily made selling oar Quetn Plating Outfits and doing gold, silver, nickel, copper and brass plating, mat is warranted to wear ior years, on every class of metal, tableware, jewelry, &c. Light and easily handled, no experi ence required to operate them. (Jan be car ried by Hand with ease from house to house, same as a gup sack or satctW. Agents are making mjuev rapidly. They sell to almost every busint ss house and taimly, and work shop. Cheap, durable, simple and within reach of every one. Plates almost instantly equally to the finest new work. Send for circulars, xc. mJJtiHiJN uirx SiUVHiK and NlUKbiL rLilJ 'N(i UU, JSast at Low, 111. myl8t,t,stf DRY GDDJ1S STORE! SPECIAL THIS WEEK. Ask tosse our $1.50 & $2.00 LADIES' BUTTON BOOTS Also our GENTS' $3 25 FRENCH CALF SHOES. They would be cheap at double the price, NorrisVDjvy. Goods Stobk, 213 Fayetteville street, WE RUN IN ON A Hammock "Wagon THIS MORNING THAT WAS OVER LOADED AND COULD NOT GET THERE, We prized them oat and they Grave us their load. Now we have hammocks at IE I LPPE SEE HAMMOCKS HAM IKS 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 house in Raleigh. If you want a trunk we have them at 37c to $9 00 Lap robes ,48c up Buggy whips 6c up, A. A. Sheeting, yard wide, 5c. " If you want a clock, accordeon, Rag, Hat, Tinware, Hardware Stationery fans or a doll go to the uo rati si CUE ' For all you want . : 86 Centre Street, Goldaboro, and 129 Favetferille St., Raleigh. Hardware, &c. FRUIT JARS, JfE QREAM -pREEZERS, pORCELAIN JOINED JJRE3ERVING JETTLES, STEEL PRESERVING KETTLES GRANITE IRON KETTLES, BABY CARRIAGES. CROQUET SETS. BEAUTIFDLGLASSWARE. PAINT IN SMALL CAN8. 5?N0W IS THE TIMK TO VSK THEBE GOODS THOMAS H. BKIGGS SONS, RALEIGH, N. O. Mark th". fact, e will move our estab lishment on the 1st of August to A G Rhodes' old stand, on Exchange Place. ply fifteen mre dys to take advantage of our splendid offers in everything in our line, which we are mating at aDout cost. LOOK 4T THIS SPECIALTY. A beautiful Chamber Suit of ten pieces, in Sixteenth century style, at only $1 Nothing Like This ever before oiiereu in. itaieigu. uaii ana look at them, ani you will be suie to pur chase. Remember now that your time is short. Ou'y 1 more days. We want our citizens to look through the Splend'd Stock. It ia too numerous and varied to publish in detail. It embraces everything in and be longing to the furniture line. REMEMBER THE PLACE. Exchange Place, SOUTH SIDE MARKET. Administrator's Notice. Having this day qualified as the admin if). ,rator of the estate of the late W W Hoi len, this i? to notify all nersona havinrr 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 or recovery. Ail persons indebted to the estate will "lease settle without delay. CASHfcRWOOD, my!7 6w Administrator. Dry Goods, Notions, &c. ENTS FURNISHINGS FOR HOT WEATHER. (jOOL UNDERWEAH, Gents Nainsook Shirts ard Drawers, Bal brMgan Shirts and Drawers, imported and domestic, Gauze Shiits, short and Jong sleeves. Lisle Shirts, Elastic Seam Drawers, in rotton and linen, Spiral Seam Drawers, in cotton and linen, button and balbriggaa ankles. ' VTKGLIOEE SHIRTS'. J.1 Upon our counters ar hown the most de sirable textures in Negligee Shirts, ranging in prices from ; 0c up. JRESSSHIRIS. Gents Dr3 Shirts, medium and long bo soms, open back, open front, and open nack and front, plain and plaited: widenlain. pique and embroidered fronts for full even ing dress. Our line of Dress Shirts for this season in larger and the variety of stales greater than ever...... In our Gents Furnishing Goods Depart ment m iy be found at all times oous of high grade at less than ' city prices." IS. B. f R. S. Tdito Ct AHOTHEftDLINCHER lilORE ASTOUHO TDK Si MAXWELL
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