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VOL. XXVII.
RALEIGH, TUESDAY, AUGUST 2. 1892.
NO. 80
Thf Weather Today.
For North Carolina: W Arm and
breeiy.
I ocal forecast for tbii vicinity :
On Wednesday, fair, Blightly warmer.
Local data for 4 hours ending 8 a.
Hi. today:
Maximum temperature, 84; mini"
inn in temperature 70; rainfall 0.00.
VITY IN IS It IFF
Slightly cooler.
They are here in force.
Politics all the rage today.
There was a considerable crowd at
Brookslde Parte last night.
The merry laugh of the school girlH
will soon be hnard in our midst again.
Several ladies enjoyed the bath at
Brookslde Purk last night.
Cool weather is predicted for the
full moon in this mouth.
There is a marked improvement in
the taeaUh of the city during the past
few days, so it is stated.
Mr. W 8 Uzr.le.the music and sew
lug machine man, has opened a branch
office in Goldsboro.
T The North Durham Pants Factory
is doing a fine business and furnishes
employment to a number ot families
The Naval reserves of Charlotte
will attend the encampment this
month at Asheville.
Senato Vance and wife have ar
rived at Gouabroom, his home in Bud.
comb county.
Our friends from the country re
port fire rain in different sections.
More, however, is needed.
Bobbitt's new drink called claret
sherbert had full sway today amoDg
the delegates to the convention and
citizens generally.
The Signal, edited by Mr.. J. O L.
Harris,' will this week contain a red
hot letttr from Hon. D. L. Russell,
againbt a State Republican ticket.
The . State Lodge of the Legion of
Honor met here today. Mr. w. B
Boyd, of New Berne, 1b Grand Mas
ter.
When weak, weary and worn out,
Hood's Barsaparillia is just the med
icine to restore your strength and
give yon a good appetite.
There are lots of people who have
not yet paid their dog tax. It would
be prudent for them to attend to the
mattt r at once.
Mrs. Senator Vance while bathing
at the seaside last week, came in con
tact with a jelly fish which wrapped
one of its tendrills about her left
wrist stinging her severely.
Mr. Van Alston who for a long time
has been a salesman at the store of
Messrs. W. H. & R. S. Tucker &
Co., has gone to the State of Washing
ton to locate.
We stated yesterday that Mrs. 8
M. Richardson was sick. We were in
e-ror. It is Mr. S. M. Richardson who
is sick and we regret to say, that his
illness is serious. His many friends
will deeply regret to hear this an
nouncement.
It has been suggested to as to state
that persons having watermelons,
cantaloupes, etc , to sell would often
find it to their advantage to go out
occasionally on the suburbs. It is
rare that any ' can be found on the
western suburbs, beyond St. Mary's.
The electric railroad track on Har
igett street has been much improved.
We hope that the company may find
it to their Interest to put down new
-rails at an early day. When the line
5s extended as we hear is contempla
ted, It will be one of the ipost impor
tn l. 1U U...
The apuamose wajfuu wwbu una
been needing repairs, has been placed
ia the shops of Mr. J. W. ifivans ror
thorough overhauling. Mr. Evans
' has the reputation of doing first class
work, therefore oar City Fathers may
A.nonf m crnnA nA&t iob. . ,
Boom up the business ceettng at
Morehead on the 10th Inst. Let there
be a tremendous attendance.
A further extension of the Blount
Street line of railway is, we hear, un
der consideration.
A big pony penning will take place
on the Banks, near Moreh.ee d City,
on August 12th. Hundreds of beau
tiful penies will be penned.
.Don't forget the entertainment of
the ladies Auxiliary ,at the Young
M-n's Christian Association hall, to
night.
The entertainment to be given at
the Young Men's Christian Associa
tlon rooms tonight will be a most at
tractive one. It is free to all mem
bers. See the programme.
The mallet used by Mayor Badger
is made from wood taken from the
Governor's old palace, on the site of
the present Centennial school. It
had just received a touch of paint in
red, green and black, by "Tobe"
Marshall, who is pretty much of an
artist in that line. Tobe" says the
colors represent the different classes
who come before his honor. The
green is the chao who occasionally
visits the city to see the sights and
becomes f o elated as to get in the
cilabooBe The red represents the
noses of the d and d's, and the black
represents the Ethiopian portion of
onr city who frequently resort to the
mayor's court iu search of justice.
New Advertisements.
S wind all 8hoes, &c
W. 8 Dzz'e Removal.
Jones & Poweli Kennebec Ice.
Koi'gu ou Fats.
A big lot Campaign Caps, beauties
at 10 cents each at Swindell's.
Wake County Democratic Cou
vei'tioa. !
This body met at Metropolitan Hall
at noon, today for the purpose of
nominating a legislative and county
ticket, and other purposes j
The convention was called to order
by W. C Stronach. Esq , Chairman
of the Wake Corwty Ex Committee
The representatives of the Demo
cratic Press were chosen secretaries.
A committee on credentials was dis
pensed with as it was found that all
the townships were represented, there
being no contests.
Mr. R H. Battle was elected per
manent chairman, who being escorted
to the chair, made an appropriate ad
dress.
Mr W W. Wilson was selected as
Absistant Secretary.
Mr. M. W. Page was nominated for
the office of sheriff by acclamation.
The nomination of a Register of
Deeds was proceeded with
'i he name of Millard Mial was pre
sented. Messrs F. K Williams, Wil
lie G. Riddick and T. S. Lynn were
also presented.
A ballot being taken Mr. Mial was
declared to be the nominee.
Mr. Louis O. Lougee was nonr inated
for Treasurer by acclamation.
Dr. Buffalo was nominated . for
uoroner Dy acclamation.
Mr. Jos. Blake was nominated for
Surveyor by acclamation.
Mr. H. 0. Olive was nominated for
the Senate by acclamation.
The following gentlemen were nom
inated foi the House of Representa
live : Maj. C. H.Clark, Walter Grimes
and F. L. Marriott.
The delegates to the Congressional
Convention were instructed to vote
for A. D. Jones as long as there ap
. V J ' Lt- -I . 1 J
beared a reasonable chance for his
nomination.
Tin Ice Famine Over.
We have just received a telegram
announcing the arrival of a vessel
load of ice fro-n Maine. We expect a
car load tomorrow mornW and Dlen
ty from now ou of part, hard, cold
Kennebec ice without medicine in it.
Lookout for white covered wagons.
Jones & Powell, ,
Fayetteville st. and Centra) depot.
Phones 41 and 71. au2
Our Re;io.s Oiily.
We are selliug all our goods at
whoUtmln cj-t Our purport is to
put in t he lar'HBt nock potxln ia our
Store in riept ember that was ever
brought to KnUkh Aud we must
have n ore room Our plans have
succeeded well All our goods are
being rapHly sold. This fall we will
show you soiue lnony uisneuvr'ngs.
e are fixing for bupinesB. Remem
ber thid. D. T. Swisdbll.
Personal Meutiou.
Mrs. P. C. Ennis and children have
returned to the city from a trip to
the eastern part of the 8tate
Hon. B.EL Bunn.CongresHuian from
this district, is at the Yarboro.
Mr. H. H. Martindale of Bal imore,
tIb in the city.
Mrs. Belle Foster, of Norfolk. Va.,
is in the city, visiting the family of
Mr. C. F. Debnam.
Capt. John Smith, of Marks Creek
Township, is in the city.
Mr. R M. Casey, of Lynchburg, Va.,
is visicing relatives and friends in
the city
Mrs. Wm. M. Brown, Sr., 1b in the
country on a visit to hor daughter,
Mrs. M M. Shaw, who is very sick.
Dr. Sorrell of Barton's Creek town
ship was in the city today.
We are glad to state that Master
Claude Denson is still improving.
Mr. Henry 1'ouug has gone.to Pa
nacea Springs.
Marian But'er, Esq., President of
tin State Farmers Alliance, is in the
city.
Messrs. C. F. Lumsden and Chas. A.
Fendt left yesterday evening for
Chapel Hill with a pquad of bands
where they will do an extensive piece
of work for the University.
The many friends of J. Wayland
Jones from Holly Springs, this coun
ty will be glad to know he has acsep
ted a position with the well known
and popular clothing firm of Messrs.
Whiting Bros. Mr Jones has held. a
similar position for several years in
this city and in that length of time
has made a favorable impress on on
an witn wnom lie lias come in coo-
a(Jj.
W. S Uzzle has moved his office to
the store occupied by Jones & Pow
ell All in need of sewing machines,
pianos and organs can be furnished
there. au2 W. 8. Uzzle.
Photographs.
Go to B. 8. Mattock's for your pho
tograpb.3 113i Fayetteville st. al tf
The Oak City Steam Laundry
is now UDder the management of Mr.
E W. Band, a skillful and competent
laundryman of Troy. N. Y. First
. class work guaranteed in every re
! spect and customers will be served
promptly. al tf L R. VVTATT.
Kennebec Kiver Ice
At Sorrcll's old stand, rear of the
marKet. Open from 5 o'clock a. m
until 9 o'clock p. m. Fresh water
melons on ice every day.
Ed Stephens.
Ladles Flue Sl-oes.
We are preparing for a fine shoe
trade In ladies, misses and men's
shoes. Hence we have taken lots of
tronhle to seen re the fonr,rrl nf Rn r
lne Bro8 ; Cincinnatl 8hob8 foP ,ft1ins
which druitl.e(1 hv i, shon mnnil
facturers to be the most beautiful
I fitting shoe and the most durable
shoe made in America. Our first
shipment of Baring shoes have ar
rived. D. T. Swindell.
Weather Report.
The bulletin issued by the Agricul
tural Bureau for the. month ending
August. 1st, 1892, represents the
weather through ut the State during
'
the past week as usually warm and
dry. The maximum temperature h s
been above 90 degrees It has been
one of the longest continued dry
spells experienced in this State for a
longtime Notwithstanding the crops
' . . . A r
! Beem to hftTe mPrvei- Corn and
Tooacoo sugniiy lojurea. xnresnmg
whett and oats seems to be over.
Making hay continues a ad, in some
sections curing tobacco has com
U'unted to Morrow
A niual' amount of money on good
security. Aoy pi-rson having the
inoif v to loan will please add rets B.,
jy 33 3t Raleigh, N. O.
cor. Harriusjton and Jouesnts
On Monday we will mote our ladies,
misses and child's shoe department
to our first 11 or. We have cow a
complete stock in this depart ireut
and will be pleased to show them to
our customers We are cloning our
stock of summer fabrics out, at great
ly reduced prices.
Woollctt & o$s.
Bargains in Sewing Machine
One New r ome 3 drawer (good
order, $ 7 (P
One New Hone 1 ' (prime) 12 00
One Wheeler and Wilfvi No 1
(good order, 3 drawer 4 (P
One Secor (3 drawer) good order 0 0
The above machines are warranted
and will be sold by the close of Aug.
1st. W. 8 Uzzlk,
jj29 3t 114 Fayetteville St.
For Sale.
A small black horse any child
or
lady can drive ith perfect safety. A
good horse cheap. W. S Uzzlk.
At The Fayetteville St. Door.
Just as one enters from Fayetteville
street can be found the following in
teresting things iu the dry goods line.
A table of towels from 7i cents up ;
table of napkins ranging in price
from 40 cents per dozen, up ; a line
of ingrain carpets in lengths of about
1 to 30 yards at marked down prices ;
a line ci Brussels carpets at loss than
mill cost ; a line of white nklrtinirf
marked at less than half N. Y . cost
These goods we wish eery ladv in
Keieign to notice, because thoy are
expected to be so'd before new stuff
for fall comes in.
W. H. & R. e. Tuckrr & Co,
Derma Royale
OURES
Any case of moth-patches, brown spots.l'ver
spots, blackheaua, ugly or muddy skin un
natural redness, freckles, tan or otaer cuta
neous discolorations. We also agree to for
feit Five Hundred Tollars to any person
wuwe sum cau va uijureu in iu uiguwi
possible manDer, or to anyone whose com
i. . i i i 1 1 . i r i j.
plexion (no matter in how bad condition it
may oe), mil not be cleared, wniteneu, im
proved and beautified by the use of Derma
Royale, Price fl per b !tle and can be obtained
only from MRS P H SHI 7BRS,
aul tf Cor Wilmington and Morgan st1)
DBY IMS STfllll
OUR ENTI8B STOCK OF FINK
i
AT GREATLY
REDUCEDPRICES.
From now ULtil the first of September, in
order to make room for the enormous stock
we are having made up for the fall.
-DOS'T MISS THISSALEJ
Nor his' Dry. Goods Stork,
213 Fayetteville striet
A LOOSE LION ON THE STREET
As we said when we first opened, if you
would note the prices you have been pay
ing, you will buy your goods cheaper after
we openoa.
The high price concerns are tumbling, an
WHY?
There is a "LTON" after them If thev
don't run their prices to to the low water
mark tie will
Catch Them !
He is in sight. You can see his head at
139 FAYETTEVILLE STREET
Campaign Caps for 19 cents, flats for ev
ervbodv.
We will sae you 35 per cent, on every
pair oi auues yuu ouy.
A. A. Sheeting, a yard wide, 5 cents.
8mm 4 cents. Lace 1 to 33 cents. Hose 5
to 39. bilk Mus 19 to SO.MosquitA Nets
; 3 cents. Dress Shields 9 cents. Dolls
4 to 98 cents. Writing Paper2 cents
quire. Envelopes 1 cunt a pack.
- " ink 2 cents o bottle. Slate Pen
; c'ls 4 for 1 cent. Blank Books
, at all prices. Umbrellas 41
cents up. Fans 2 cents up.
We clakn this cut in prices as our credit,
We drove the old Uaiera to it.
SHOES
P
Hardware, &c.
S5.85
$6.85
$810
$9.25
-LOOK-
AT TDESE PRICES
AND
DO NOT FORGET
TO CALL
AM)
$12.61
$14 60 L0 'K AT THIS LINE
sislio FRE8H' KEW
BABY
CARRAIGES.
Every one marked at cost with freight
added. We offer tfese goods at cost so as
to clear our floor for another line of goods.
Now is the time for a bargain.
THOMAS H. BRI66S & SOHS,
RALEIGH, N. O.
Mark thi fait. ewill move our estab
lishment on the 1st of August to A G Rhodes'
lid stand, on Exchange Place. Only tifteeu
mre days to take advantage of our splendid
offers in everything in our line, which we
are malting at about cost.
LOOK IT THIS SPECIALTY.
A hpant.ifiil fihnmher Sn it. nf tn tiipppa. in
Sixteenth century style, at only $1
Nothing Like This
ever before ottered in Kaieign.. Uall and
look at them, and you will be sme to pur
chase. Remember now that your time is
short. Ouly It more days. We want our
citizens to look through the
Splendid Stock.
ft is too numerous and varied to publish in
detail. It embraces evervthins in ami hn.
longing to tbe furniture line.
REMMBERTHS PLACE.
THDM&S k MEM,
Exchange Place,
SOUTH STDifi MARKET.
Administrator's Notice.
Having this day qualified as the adminis
,rator of the estate of the late W W Hot
len, this i to notifv all persons havinir
claims against the estate to present the same
to me for payment on or befo-e the Kith day
of May, 1803, or this notice will be plead
m Dar oi recovery, ah persons indebted to
che estate will "lease settle without delay.
UABUB'KWWW,
rayl7 6w Administrator.
Dry Goods, Notions, &v.
SUHMER SHIRTS
Sheer Puff Bosoms.
The SB.KKR TUF' BOSOM SHIRT is the
coolest of all sniumer shirts, and
may be had in either wh.te
or colored fronts
NEGLIGEE SHIRTS.
VEGLIQEE SHIRTcJ are presented tui$
season diuerent in slyle from those of
previous years, being more dressy
than ever before One feature
WHICH COMMENDS
itself is the soft unlaundried
fronts, whUe the cuffs and collais
are laund'ied, same as for a dress sh'rt.
So house shows a better line than ours.
Prices From 50c Up.
llTISuLIiCHEu
n o iiim
GSNTS' THIN UDEaiyfiAR
of every description.
IS. H. R. S. Tucker