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VOL. XXVIII.
RALEIGH, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 28. 1S92.
NO. 6
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CITY IN LUI IFF.
Fine. healthy weather.
Heavy froBt this morning.
Meeting of Phalanx Lodge tonight
"Little Nugget" captivates all
classes.
Mr. J. 8. Wynne has a little boy
quite sick
Gen. W. ?. Roberts of Gates county
is in the city.
Hog killing time is looming up in
the near future.
Very heavy frosts are reported in
the surronnding country.
The marriage license market is
lookii g np Five were issued yester
day, Gov. Holt has returned from Chi
cago and gives an interesting account
of his trip.
Rev Dr. Black who was injured
some time since, is now able to walk !
without crutch.
The Acid Chamber house of the
Caraleigh Mills that was burned last ;
euui'uer has been rebuilt. j
The Greensboro North 8 'ate has.
been sold to satisfy a mortgage. It
was purchased by J. T. Wray; Esq., j
of Reideville. 1
The committer appointed to pre
pare suitable resolutions relative to
the late Justiae Divis will report on
the 16th oi November. i
It in not what its proprietors say
but what Hood's Barsapaiilla dote
that tells the Mory of its merit.
Hood's Harsapatilla cuKS. )
The Wellon fair will opn uext
Tuesday anl will continue foarda,"8 j
The attendance is expected to be
quite large, nd the exhibits numer
OU9
Rev. W. G. Clements and Rev. J. A.
Jones will leave in a few days to at
tend the Eastern Virginia Conference
of the Cnrisiian Church so says the
Durham 8uu.
"Little Nugget" is a farce comedy
which appears here tomorrow night.
The Pittsburg Teader, April 21st,
says: "Its power to please is ex
haustless and is heaCed by the most
noted and favorite Irish comedian, '
Herbert Dawthorn." i
The exercises at the Agricultural '
and Mechanical college to night will ,
be of an interesting character. Prof. '
D. 1. Hill will deliver a lecture en
titled : "An attempt at an analysis
of laughter, or the diasecnon of a
jo e." Public invited.
Tha EMonnmh f4iiar la la nrnnti-
n "
cally a thing of the past With ut
otcersani without men it cannot
have even a paper existence much
longer unless His Excellency Gov.
Holt finds that two men, one a cap
tain and the other a corporal, make a
legal company.
Attention is called to the advertises
jnent of the "Lyon Racket Store" in
ithis isRue. This establishment has
on hand one of the most superb lines
of millinery ever offer el in this city.
ii addition to the inducements of-,
fered in the way of bargains. 'The '
American Magazine ' is given to every
tady that spends $1 at the store This
is a splendid offer Let the ladies
turn out in force and inspect the
stock. There is none better in the
State. i
We invite the special attention of
our readers to the advertisement of
Mr W. R Newsom, one of the leading
grocers in our city. Mr Newsom has
in store and constantly arriving one ;
of the finest and most sehot lines of
everything pertaining oo th grocery
business ever brought to Raleigh that
he is offering either to the trad t r
retail customers at such prices as are
rarely mat with. Here can be found
the most tempting array for the table
And housekeepers would do well to
C1.U before buying elsewhere. There
is no better house of the kind in the
State and none at which more accom
modations can be had. Call, and see
(or yourselves.
The Wealhir Today.
Local, forecast for this vicinity:
On 8aturday: Fair, Warmer.
Local data for 21 hours ending 8 ft
m. today:
Maximum temperature, 51; mini
mnin temperature 38; rainfall 0 00.
Epworth I-ieagne.
The regular meeting ef Epworth
League will be held tonight at 7:30
o'clock in the 8. 8. rooms of Edentop
Street Methodist church.
All the meuihers are requested to
be present promptly as committees
are expected to have full written reports.
Chrysauthemum Show.
It has been decided to have the
annual chrysanthemum show this
year to take place next month at
Strcuaeh's warehouse and will be
hel l for the benefit of St. John's Hos-.
pital It is hoped that our people
will take an interest in the matter
and Bee that the exhibition comes up
to the highest expectation. The pre
cise dae will be m ide known here
after A New Train
It is rumored in railroad circles
that about November 15th next a
vestibuled train will be put on be
tween Jersey City and Chattanooga,
'-nn., running ovr the W. N C.
railroad through Asheville. The
train will be mane up of four care,
combination bagggn and dining
cr, dav coach and two sleepers. It
will be the fastest train ever run over
the road, the time from Salisbury to
P iint Rock, 190 miles, being less than
six hours
A Dandy Design.
Our friend Mr. A B. Stronach is
usually up to the times in ali kinds
of novel arrangements His latest
'get up' is a memento of the political
furore now agitating the country. It
consists of an insi nia, surmounted
by a gay looking rooster, which is
seemingly ready to flap his wings
over a victory. Just beneath the
rooster is a fl jwer of pure white with
a yellow boll in the centre Then
comes the centennial badge, follow
ing which is a fine picture of Grover
Cleveland. The bottom of the de
sign is finished up with the left hind
leg of a graveyard rabbit, which
"Alec" declares is to give tone and
good luck to the entire 1 make up "
It has been suggested to 'Alec" that
the rooster is in a too confident atti
tude and should b so arranged that,
if necesfity requires it, he can hang
his head in disappointment, mortifi
cation and shame, but our friend
won't hear to any such change. He
sasthatif the fortunes of political
warfare should CMise him to down
his colors, he will "go the whole
hog" and take the rooster off alto
gether He confidently expects that
by Wednesday morning, November
9th, at day break, j ist about sunrise,
t e nes will be such as to cause the
inanimate bird to t-nuff the breeze of
life and crow so loud as to cause a
general rush of police, to the estate
lisbment At any rate "Alec" says he
will fly his colors until the last tick of
the telegraph shall be tmBhed "Will"
shares all the enthusiasm, but looks
on in silent wonder.
We nearly forgot the Tammany
button which occupies the space be
tween Cleveland's picture and the
rabbit's foot. "Alex" says this "caps
the climax" of success.
As the election da approaches, the
excitement gets greater. Next week
the woods will be full of applicants
for the dear People's favor. ,
A large number ot people have
gone out today to attend the Demo
cratic barbecue at Leesbarg.
It is the general remark that we
have never had a prettier fall in this
section than the present.
The roads generally are in good
eond itlon to stand the winter.
Ban anno, oranges and lenione very I
cheap at C. O. Brll & Co's.
SI llll n err. Millinery.
When you get a bat from a milli
nery establishment you want style
combined with quality, and style and
qudity you will have; but at the
same time you do not object to get
ting the style and quality a dollar or
two leES than you have been in the
habit of paying. We are doing a rat
tling good business at Swindell's
millinery, and it is because we are
prepared to sell flue millinery at a
lower price than any other millinery
house in Raleigh Our trimmer from
Baltimore thoroughly understands
millinery and the new stvles.
D. T. Swindell.
Frankfurt and Bologna sausage at
0. 0. Ball & Co's.
New Restaurant.
Just opened over W. T. Mabry'e, on
East Hargett street. FineBt oysters
always served in the best styles and
at short notice. All the delicacies of
the market. Oysters prepared or in
measure. Polite attention. Call and
see. o27 F. M. Gbah&m & Co.
Uncanvassed hams and shoulders at
C. O Ball & Oo's.
Clothing Offer.
We have eight or ten thousand dol-
l lars worth of men's clothing which
we are endeavoring to sell out at
wholesale cost as we are determined
to stop keeping clothing. A beauti
ful lot men's nice pants are in this
' stock. Now it will pay you hand
soujely to try us for a suit, and if you
can get suited in our stock it means a
saving for you.
D. T. timsDith.
mM Kent.
Cottage on McDowell street, be
, tween Hargett and Morgan, for rent.
Apply to Mrs Julia Fisher. oc27 6t
O ir dress goods and millinery de
partments are full of the latest, nov
elties and we have some rare bar
gains in these lines
Woollcott & Sons.
Sherwood's.
We have been painstaking iu our
selections. Our stock is composed
mainly of good, serviceable, medium
priced goods. Not the cheapest nor
j the highest, but just that class of
gee ds so largely used, yet so hard to
get when you want it.
Tailor made coats the best fitting
and lowest priced. Two stocks sold.
An order is out for third. We are
rushing the dress goods, at close
prices. Second stock of underwear
i expected every day. The manufac
, turers have put out styles never
so attractive, and we are ever on the
! alert to get the best for our people.
u. a., anerwooa et vo.
Lost.
At the fair grounds, on the 21st of
October, I69i.a gentleman's open face
English gold watch, key winder, poll
dial and plain case. Suitable reward
. will be paid for its return to the store
of W. B. Mann & Co.. Fayetteville
street. oc264t
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We have some very stylish over
coats and we are offering them cheap.
Woollcott & Sons.
Get a Carpet.
While the opportunity offers you
should get a carpet for each of your
.isYia MS A Vi nWA naf A fan. vxAAAa a!
: that wool carpet at 50 cents a yard;
and we tell you in good faith that
when this is gone you won't get any
more such carpet at 50 cents a yard.
Besides this line we are fully prepared
to suit you in any style carpet you
j may want and at same time have a
few dollars in your pocket. Velvci
carpet, Brussels carpet, Moquit car
pet, Ingrain carpet, Hemp carpet,
Coco carpet, Oil carpet and rugs to
match all the carpets.
D. T. SWIHDELIi.
We close our store at 7 p. m. except
Saturday. Woollcotc St Sons.
Photographs.
Go to B. 8. Mattock's for your pho
tographs 113J Fayetteville st. al tf
For Sale for Cash or for Credit.
One second hand doctor's coupe in
good order.
oc8 E. Burke Hmwood, m;, p.
lr. Frnuk Harvey, V. H . i
Ha pi iced on sale with J. Hl Bob ' ., rrrr:
bitt, drngKl-t. of thi city. tw.. ve ry ;rP A it LJU
valuable hone remedies. One U foi j -- aV.Vj'JVCj""
th-i cure of pueumouia, coughs, dis- j A
temper, pink ey. :hil colic, &c, t-r-price
and the ot'ier is for splints, 1 (
epaviui. lameut-Mi, vu , hlh is cauea i
AntioHtine. rrir.a tip. IV Rurvai-i
was very sucxfal in the treatment C
of horses when located here Trv!1
them. oc25 6t '
TC7U .. 1 1 .1 'l i - r
it ujr juu nuuu'u uuy rnutn Ul lis j
because you pet ood shoes at a small I
price. Every pair is m .rk d in plaiD 'i
hgures and sold it :oarKed prices only
wooucott s cons
Boarders Wanted.
With or without, rooms. Terms
moderate. Mrs w T. Woodward,
oc25 6t C48 Eist Hargett.
Overshoes. ruhD r coats and ladies
and mi-srt8 f.'ossatuer't cheap as the
cheapest t Woollcott & Sons.
Lioug Wearing Shoes.
Our school shoes for boys and girls
possess two qualities which are wor
thy of every parents attention. First,
they are mad from strong stock to
stand hstrd wear. Second, the prices
are very lw as low as reliable
goods cvn be sold. Resides school
shoes, we have shoes to suit every
one. J his stock is complete and the
prices are always rihht.
W H. & R S Tucker & Co.
my mi mm
OUE ENTIRE STOCK OF FINE
AT GREATLY
REDUCEDPEICEC
From Now Until the First of
September.
kobris' nay goods store,
213 Fayetteville strnet.
Jylllliiiei'j!
ZMHllXLez?y ,
We feel ssfe in saying we can please any
lady or child who wishes a nice and stylish
hat in quality, price and work. Our milli
ner is one of the best money would com
mand in Baltimore. Every lart that spends
a dollar at the Lyon Racket Stare will be
given "The American Magazine." It is fnll
of nice reading matter, and is worth 25 cts.
We will give you big bargains in every de
partment. Prices tell quality rells. To
look is to buy Come and look
LyonRacketSt re
NEW ARRIVALS.
The Centennial & Fair Proved
a Bonanza.
Why? Because we had the right stock and
the people saw and appreciated it.
They came, they saw, and
they purchased, we
were compelled
to order
A Brand New Stuck
which is now in store, and arriving, of tlie
prettiest, best, most modern and chenpe't
ofall UlljNlTUKE
scripMons ever offered in this market. Come
ana least your eyes on Deauutia
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A.JNM JJUiJJKUUM tU ITS,
BUREAUS FRENCH
BE 7KLKD LOOKING GLASSES,
LOflNOKS, W1LLO.VAND
RATTAN CHAIRS, WAUDKOBEa.
MATTRESSES, &o.
Also a splendid selection of
CHINAWARE.
Don't fail tc call at the grand emporium.
New arrivals daily. Too numerous and va
rious to mention. Can save you at least $10
to '5 on a set of furniture at the grand em
porium. THOMAS & MAXWELL,
Exchange Place.
SHOES
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AND THS KEG 13 WORTH THE
MONEY AFTER TACKS
ARE USED.
THOMAS
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RALEIGH,
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II
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The - Latest
Novelties.
;The mosf Desiiable;
iSbades and Shapes;;;
BOY'S CAPS, CHILDREN'S
'SCHOOL AND DRESS HATS'
::::lnfants' Silk Caps and:;;;;;
; Shirred Hats
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We have Millinery to suit every-,..,.
...... body in style and price.
Orders from a ,
distance will re- . ,
cMve prompt at-
tention.
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Dry Qooda, iVotions,
V.ll. , R S.TUCKER CO.
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Attention is invited to our ...
new iioos of Ladies', Misses ...
and Children's Wraps for this ...
season, embracing the newest ...
stylee aud textures in ...
jackets, ;;;
THK.K.SQUARTER AND ...
LOlSOi GARMENTS.
. In inexpensive Wraps for
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worthy of special
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IS. H. R. S. Tnfiker
123 and 125 Fayetteville Street
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