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RALEIGH, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 3. 1892.
NO. 11
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CITY IN BBIEF.
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Kaep your head cool, and your
hair eat. 1
The registration, throughout this
county shows considerable Inerease.
Mr. r. F. Brook well ha. removed
to hit new shop jat above hit old
one.
A large water tower Is being built
at the N. C. Oar shops on the B. & Q.
Railroad.
No matter how the election goes
we ean all retara thanks on the last
Thursday of this month.
Several office holders from Wash
ington D. 0. are already in the oity.
They have eome home to vote.
Now is a good time to talk about
the extension of the street ear line to
Pollen park. It should be done by
next spring
Dyspepsia victims find prompt and
permanent relief in Hood's Barsapa
rllla, which tones the stomach and
creates an appetite. , 4
The time for argument seems to
have about passed, and the time for
' action is near at hand. All the par
ties are on the lookout.
The supreme Court has about com
pleted the eases from the Sixth dis
trict. The Seventh district will be
called on Thursday November 10th.
The oqmplaint against the com
press seems to be getting general
-We should think it might be arrang
ed so as to work no injury all around.
Spencer Blackburn who was an
nounced to address a Republican
meeting last night, did not arrive.
There was a well attended meeting
in the court house however.
A series of beautiful photographs
illustrating the mining industry .of
North Oarolina in all its branches is
. now in course of preparation by Pro
fessor Holmes, State Geologist.
. The fish industry has reached
greater proportions than ever before
in the New Berne and Morehead sec
tlons of. thfl State The shipments
over the Atlantic and N. O Railroad
for Ootc ber were immens.
The outlook now Is that oar new
hotel will be in operation by the
early part of next year provided work
is not obstructed by too much bad
weather. This, we learn, is the opin
ion of those who ought to know.
Mr, F. E. Jackson a missionary to n D la tne nreet, ana ne is nniver
Japan, China and India, is deliver- 'y one of the foremost in their pro
log lecturers in New Berne His diss ! duction As f n evidence of the ap-
courses are very inteies ing, and we
hope the Y. M. C. A may obtain his
lervioes for a lecture in Raleigh.
The yonng men's prayer meeting
will be held on tomorrow (Friday) :
night at the nsaal hour at Central
chursh, the ; leagae meeting which
was to occupy that hour having been ';
postponed. The pnblie are invited '
to attend. '
. It has been understood, that the
speaker for the next memorial oooa ,
j sion in Kaieign, wm oe j uenoe av
ery. The subject will be "The life
and public services of Gen. D. H.
Hill." That it will be well handled
goes without saying.
- The monthly meeting of the Ep
worth .Leagae of Central Methodist
church which was to take place to
morrow evening, has been postponed
for t wo weeks, or till Friday eveh
ing of the 18th. The purpose in po-tt
ponlngis'to giVmore time for those
, who will take part in the exercises to
prepare themselves. Something nice
In the way, of an entertaining prc
gram may be expected, ;r
.Almost everybody seems to be glad
the election is near at hand. The
' suspense among politicians is worse
j than the reality, whether it be good
- cr bad. Our people are anxious to
' get down to solid business, which
L for the next few days must neoessa-
rily suffer! We are anxious to hear
some good solid measures for the
. ' good of the people to be discussed.
sr
Let us all be thankful that the ag
ony will be won over, and lei us all
niunr r.nn manic in iroou liuiiu.
I. O. O. F.
Regular meeting of Beaton Bale
Lodge No. M I O. O. F. tonight at
7 80 o'clock. Work in th 8d degree
degree staff especially" requested
to be on hand, also the member of
na ua"r"af
ad visiting
vited.
brethren oordtally ln-
The- Weather Today.
For North Carolina : Fair, preced
ed by thowtrt in wett
Local foreeaat for this vicinity:
On Friday: Continued cloudy and
warm, with probably occasional light
showeM.
Local data for 24 hoars ending 8 a
m. today:
Maximum temperature, 79; mim
main temperature 63; rainfall T.
October.
This month waa one of the best in
the weather line pn record. The
mean temperature was 8C degrees,
the highest 78 on the 1st, and the
lowest 81 on the 26th. The mean
temperature for this month for 14
years is 61 degrees. The past month
was greatly deficient in rainfall, the
total for the month being only twen
ty three one hundreds of an inch.
In October, 1899 it was, 4 89, and the
record for October 1837 wae 8j04. The
avarnge rainfall for October for 14
years is 3 84 inoheo.
Married.
At the residence of the bride's fa
ther, Mr. P. .Tate, at 7 o'clock p m.,
Nov. , 1891. Mr. J E. B.iilentine and
Miss Lillian Yates were united in the
holy bond Of matrimony by Rev. J.
J. Hall, D D.
While Miss Mary Banks played the
wedding march the attendants came
in the following order: Mr. Needham
Bryan with Miss Liua Upchurch; Mr.
L'ennie Ballentine with May Adams;
Mr. Emmet Yates with Miss Alma
Penny; Mr. Willie Johnson with Miss
Mollie Barnes Mr. Kemp Johnson
with Miss anna Yates were the couple
of honor. After the caremony a most
bountiful supper was served. The
presents were numerons ard costly.
Won the Prize.
Our fellow citizen, Mr. R. M. Utz.
man, is in addition to his mercantile
' business, one of the best truck raisers
j in tbis vicinity. His vegetables stand j
precianon in wmon nis seiectea 10
aucavww v uiu w v ay - iu v vuv ivuvn"
ing letter which speaks for itself :
New York, Got. S9th, 1893.
Mr. R M. Utzmn, Raleigh, N. O.
Dear Sir We take great pleasure
in informing you that your entry in
the PonderosA Tomato contest has
been awarded the eighth prize of
twenty ($ 10) dollars. We enclose
herewith our check for same. Con
gratulating you on your success, we
remain yours very truly, ;
Petbr Hkndkrsou & Co.,
Seedmen and Florists.
Considerable tobacco coming in
LUNCH Lunch and other eatables at the
Central Saloon no3 3t
OYSTERS Fresh oysters received dally
at the Central Saloon. no3 3t
CiU IB?. Fresh Deviled Crabs at the Cen-
Vytral Saloon.
no3 3t
OYSTERS You can get the best stews
and fries of oysters in the city at the
Central Saloon. no3 3t
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FOB CONSTABLE.-! announce
myself as a Democratic candidate for
Constable for Raleigh township.
HENRY H4.RDTE.
no3 Better known as "Old Red."
CARD Having been request-
edby
of Coi
by many inenas to run ior tne omoe
Constable in this township, I herebv
announce myself a candidate for the same,
and ask the support of the public.
no3 4t CH Ad W BEYERS.
11 8ESH MEAT MARKET -If
1 you want to get some of the finest sans-
age you ever eat, and the finest mountain
beef ana pork, go to the glass front next to
Messrs Spence Bros, on Martin street, and
If. n T ITllia wfll wait tTk vaii with nlaanriTA
He makes the purest sausage in the city Go
wwmiiwH . v.
MaJ Jno. B. Neathery is Improv
ing.
The cotton fields in this section
have been picked quits clean, for .
this time of the year. j
There will be npwards of 40 horses ,
offered for sale by Capt. B. P. Wil
liamson on the l'th Inst.
There is rarely a more quiet time in
local circles than now. There is
scarcely anything stirring.
There are loud complaints among
our country friends owing to the dry
spelL Rain is greatly needed.
Our stock of Christmas goods will
be on exhibition Monday, ov. 7th,
and it is the largest assortment we
have ever shown.
Woollcott & Sons.
New "Wraps.
Today we place on the market the
third stock of coats, reefers and
cloaks bought this season. Low
prices and good fitting garments
please our customers. The large sales
please as. A new line of underwear
and ladies flue shoes lust received.
O. A. Sherwood Ss Co.
Ladies1 ribbed vests from 85c each.
Kid gloves 75c a pair.
M isses hose, seamless, 15c, worth 25.
Unlaundried shirts 88o each.
Men's heavy undershirts 25c each.
A lot of ladies' straw hats 10c each.
Shoes; shoes, shoes as cheap as the
cheapest.
Dress good fwendless ariety at
Woollcott & Sons.
Ladies' Coats.
Our third stock'of ladieB' coats and
jackets have ai rived. We can now
suit yon again. You know price at
Swindell's is not as high as other
places. Keep this before you.
D. T. Swindell.
For Sale for Cash or for Credit.
One second hand doctor's coupe in
good order.
008 E. BurkbHtwood, M D.
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Boarders Waated.
If you are contemplating making a
change in your boarding arrange
ments, it will be to your interests . to
consult Misses. F. St J Miller, who
are conveniently located at 117 Fay
etteville street. They have nice
rooms well furnished, with modern
improvements. The cuiBine is all
that could be asked. Terms moder
ate Table boarders also desired.
nol lw
For Rent.
House with 9 rooms, on Morgan
street, 2d block east of Capitol
nol lw . , L. D. Womble.
Sailor Hats.
No hat so completes a simple toilet
for a lady as a jaunty little sailor
hat Now, lady, listen: you can buy
these same nice straw sailor ha ts for
10 cents at Swindell's. Now this
same Swindell is always on the alert
to save you money and this is the
plainest proof, all other stores
charge you 25c for these same hats.
You pay 10c for them at Swindell's,
A Present Free to You.
"The American Magazine" will be
given to eech lady who spends 50 cts
at Swindell's if she will take the
trouble to ask for it. This is a beau
tiful book of interest. Ladies' straw
sailor hats lOo each. Nice carpet 20c
yard. Rugs 15o each.
Swindell's.
A Card, j,-;-
To the dressy people of Raleigh and
surrounding country:
I will say that I am now prepared to
make up suits to order in the very
best manner and style. The material
will be furnished by the firm of W H
Sc R S Tucker & Co, I also do cat
ting and making if goods are furnish
ed. Respectfully, 0. Wbikbl,
No. J24 Fayetteville street,
oo29 Opposite Tucker's.
Inexpensive Carpets
We have never, shown a more com
plete lire of inexpensive carpets than
at present. These carpets were all
bought and. delivered before the
recent advance in price and
our patrons will be allowed
every advantage in price that
we secured. Desirable patterns
io strong, good wearing ingrain car
pets at St6c, 80c. S3c, 40(3. 45e and 60o
Of these we have styles to suit halts
or bed rooms, and we can promise to
give every,, one who wishes an inex
pensive carpet the best possible val
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W. H. & R. S. TtfOKSR & 00.
UemevaL
We have moved into cur ".Sheet
Metal and Repair Shop " at 1C8 Sooth
Wilmington St., in rer of Saving
Bank, where we will be pleased to
serve our patrons and the public.
Cur apeeial ties are Tin Rooflnr, flut
tering, Piping, Stove and Vuroaee
work, Roof Repairing and Roof paint
iniir. We alao taku nrdor. tnr anri nn
up the celebrated "Aldine Fire-place
urate, - tne most complete ana eoo
nomlcal beater ever offered to the
trade.
We do onr An wnrb -jln It wall
and promptly. We also have a few
Of those "Fitzhno-h Ia" nkinr
stoves, which we are selling for cost.
neBpectiuuy,
CHARLK8 F. LUMSDBU & Co.
Nov. 21 w
Make it Go.
You can make a dollar go farther
and buy more io Swindell's store
than at any place in our reach. Then
whv not ma&e it co: no ill in Mm
of It. In miliinery goods especially
can you maae aoiiar.ao aoaole
duty. Think of it. 8traw sailors 10
oents each, and all shapes in felt hats
25 cents each. Make it iro at
Swindell's.
JUST RECEIVED
RICH HOYELTIES
IN
DRESS GOODS,
With a beautiful line of new and
STTuISfl DBESS TBI THINGS
to match.
0 Ask to see our line shoes every
pair warranted to wear as represen
ted.
N03RIS' DRY GOODS ST0R6,
213 Fayetteville stroet.
"M"i,1.1i n ery.
We feel stfe 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 lad that spends
a dollar at the Lyon Racket Store will be
given ''The Ajnericm 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 fells, to
look is to buy. Come and look
re
HEW ARRIVALS.
The Centennial Fal . Proved
a Bonanza.
Why? Because we had the right stock and
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toe people saw ana apprecuusu ii.
They came, they saw, and
they purchased, we
were compelled
to order
A Brand tew Stock
which is now in store, and arrivinK, of the
prettiest, best, most modern and cheapest
scriptions ever offered in this market. Come
jr. i l i.'r. l
Kia least your pyes on ueuuuiui
PARLOR ft.NI BEDROOM SUITS,
BUREAUS FRENCH
BE 7ELKD LOOKING GLASSES,
LOUNGES, WILLO V A.ND
RATTAN CHAIRS, WARDROBES,
. MATTRESSES, &c.
Also a splendid selectfon of
j CHINA WARE.
Don't f nil to call at the arand emporium.
New arrivals daily. Too numerous and va
rious to mention. Can save you at least $10
to 5 on a set or furniture at tne grand em
Dorium. THOUAS 4 MAXWELL,
Exchange Place.
For Constable.
I hereby announce myself as a candidate
for Constable, and wish all would vote for
a
me. Respectfully,
oc$td
B H DUNSTON,
Raleigh township,'
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Hardware, &c
TACKS -TWELV-
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TACKS.
5 CTS PER KEGr,
AND THE KEG 18 WORTH THE
MONEY AFTER TACKS
ARE USED.
THOMAS
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body in style and price.
Orders from a
distance will re-
ceive prompt at-
tention.
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Dry Goods. Notions, &c.
V. H : R S TUr.RER ; CO.
By's and Hisses School
S-H-O-E-S.
LiDII AND GEN TS MEDIUM AND
FINE SHOES
Departmn't
l is comolete
Kinds to fit and suit every one. Of reliable
quality and at the lowest prices.
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