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VOL. XXVIII.
RALEIGH, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 4. 1892.
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CITY IN DIlIEr.
Splendid rain last nlgbt.
Regular meeting of the board of
aldermen tonight.
Get ready to vote, and then vote
early but not often.
Many buildings are in coarse of
erection in diterent pans of the eity.
Chief Justice Merrimon's condition
is said to ba somewhat improved to
day. The L. L. Circle of Kings Daugh
ters meet at the Park Place, Satur
day at 1p.m.
See advertisement of 0. A. Sher
wood & Co , who have latest patents
of trunks for sale.
Master Alfred Upnhurch, one of the
carriers of the Visitor, is confined at
home with sickness.
A nice brige has been built by the
county convicts over Walnut creek,
on the Holleman road.
The Messrs. Stronach request their
" friends to drop in when passing, and
learn the wonders of their "kem kom"
Mr. E. M. Cheek left yesterday ev
ening for Btrlington to attend the
funeral of his sister Mrs. D. L. White.
Scrofula, whether hereditary or ao
quired, is thoroughly expelled from
the blood b,' Hood's Sarsaparilla, the
g eat blood purifier.
Work is now in progiees on two
new railways in the State. One is
the Norfolk, Wilmington and
Charleston and the other the Egypt
extension.
The last meeting of the centennial
managers took place at the mayor's
office this afternoon at 4 o'clock for
the purpose of winding up matters in
a financial way,
. Attention is directed to the an
nouncement of Mr. Frank Stronach,
city auctioneer, who will sell some
valuable personal property at auo
tion at 12:30 o'clock tomorrow.
An old citizen remarked today that
he knew of but one precedent for this
weather, and that was way back in
the early forties when all the fruit
trees commenced a second budding.
There was a meeting in Metropoll
itan Hall at noon today, addressed by
Marion Butler and others in the in
terest of the Third party. There
'ere comparatively few present, com
posed of persons of all shades of po
litical opinion.
- We have received a well gotten up
curd of invitation to call upon toe
managers of the Youth's Companion
at their new home in Boston, Mass.
Should we at any time go to the
"hob," we will avail ourselves of the
opportunity.
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Pnna hnvH or others are in the habit ot
writing obscene words on fences,
palls, Ac, in Borne parrs or the city.
Such acts are outrageous aud the
)erpetrator s if d (scovered should be
Severely dealt with.
I Winter is coming and the poor lit
tle orphans at Oxford and Thomas
b-ille will reed winter clothing and
food. Reader, have you sent them
anything yet ? If not, do so at once.
. '.'The lord loveth a cheerful gier."
Give as Gkd has prospered you. -Littleton
Courier.
Attention is called to the Lyon
racket store where one of the best as
sortments of everything in th milli
. nery and dry goods line can be had
at the 'most reasonable rates. Call
and make your selections now before
the goods are thoroughly picked
over. . You will find the prices in ac
cordance with the times. :,
: Chief Justice Merrimon yesterday
nulled himself with Edenton Street
Methodist church and received the
rite of baptism. ' The ceremony on
account of Judge Merrimon's sickness,
took place at the residence. ' The
pastor Rev. Mr.- Cole, officiated.
Miss Maud the youngest daughter,
also united 'Kewelf with the. ohurch.
Thf Weather Today.
For North Carolina : Fair, preced
ed by showers in the east. Cooler
Saturday.
Local forecast for this vicinity:
On Saturday: Clearing weather,
slightly cooler.
Local data for 24 hours ending 8 a
m. today:
Maximum temperature, 76; mini
mum temperature 60; rainfall 0.57.
Dled
At 9.80 o'clock this morning, at
Mitchell's MiDs, Wake Forest Town
ship, Wake county, of cancer of the
breast, Mrs Geneva Mitchell, wife of
Mr. Wiley Mitchell and daughter of
Mr. Ellas Pace of Raleigh. She was
a lady much beloved by all who knew
her, and her loss will be sadly felt.
The little four year old son of Mr.
J. S Wynne who has bben sick for
some time, died erly this morning.
The Durham paper Box factory
now has in connection with it a mat
tress making department.
Mysterious.
Charles Wilson, editor of the Ad
vance, at Wilson, N. C, has disap
peared most mysterious y from his
home there, and so far all efforts to
trace him hav failed. Wilson was
to have left Wilson on the 4:20 o'clock
train last Monday morning for Green
ville, N. C, In his room was found
an unfinished, letter which be had
written to a lady friend, and in the
last paragraph he stated that he must
ctose, as it was then 2 o'clock. Be
did not go to Greenville, and no trace
whatever of his whereabouts have
been obtained, though telegraph
wires have been diligently used. Foul
play is suspected.
If you want a fry of oysters to carry
with you. go to A. E Jordan's dining
ha 1, 111 Fayetteville street.
Our stock of Christ mis goods will
be on exhibition Monday, ov. 7th,
and it is the largest assortment we
have ever shown.
Woollcott St Sons.
Special Sale.
We put on sale this evening 29 doz
men's percale shirts; with each shirt
belongs twe colors and a pair of cuffs.
These shirts are well worth 125 cents,
but we shall sell the choice of them
at 50 cents each all day tomorrow,
Monday and Tuesday. In the loture
some white linen shirts at
Swindell's. .
LUNCH Lunch and other eatables at the
Central Saloon no3 3t
OY8TER3 Fresh oysters received dally
at the Central Saloon. no3 3t
CR aB. Fresh Deviled Crabs at the Cen
tral Saloon. no3 3t
OYSTERS You can get the best stews
and fries of oysters in the city at the
Central Saloon. no3 3t
FOItOtffciTABLE I announce
myself as a Democratic candidate, for
Constable for Raleigh township.
HENRY H &.KDTJ,
nj3 Better known as "Old Red."
A CARD Hiving been requst
j ed by many frien Is to run for the office
--of Constable in this township, 1 hereby
announce myself a candidate for the same,
and ask the support of- the public.
no3 4t CHAS W REVERS. w
FIR COX Vf ABLE. iThereby
announce myself as a candidate for Con
stable, and wish ail would vote f orme.
I am t'ie man that first caused the colored
fair in this state in 1874, aoout 16 years ago,
when Vance wa first elected governor after
the war. Respectfully,
B H DUNSTON,
oc29 td , Ralmgh township,
1,1. ESI1 MEAT MAUKET -If
1 you want to get some of the finest saus-
age you ever eat, and the finest mountain
beef and pork, go to the glass trout next to
Messrs S pence Bros, on Murtin street, and
Mr D J Js-llis will wait on you witn pleasure.
He makes the purest sausage in the city. Go
and see him. . no3 6t
NOTICE To my patrons and the
public in general: I wish to say that I
have moved my restaurant from oppo
site the postomce, and have opened at 1U
Fayetteville street (one door north of John
Feecud'B drua store), a first class dining hall
and oyster saloon for ladies and gentlemen.
I shall give my personal attention and can
safely gnarantee that all orders will be
promptly attended to. Everything serve 1
m hrst class style. PoUie and attentive
waiters. Thankful for past patronage and
soliciting a continuation of same, 1 am re
specuuliy, no4 2t Aii iO&DAS.
Bailor llats lOoEach.
Three times each week we will re
ceive shipments of ladles sailor hats
to sell at 10 cents each. All shapes In
felt hats 81 cents each If price and
quality is of Interest to you, then you
must go to Swindell's for millinery
goods.
Your Present Arrived.
Fach lady who spends 60 cents at
Swiudell's will be given the American
Magailntr, a beautifully illustrated
book, 130 pages, very interesting and
instructive. D T. Swindell.
At Auction.
I will cell tomorrow at 12:30 o'clock
a good ponv, a nice buggy and har
ness Also a good carriage, one horse
wagon and two horse wagon.
Fra.sk Strosach,
City Auctioneer.
You can get fresh Norfolk oysters
by measure at Jordan's dining hall,
next to John Pescud's drug store.
Carpets and Ruga.
Can you be induced to buy a car
pet. We have a beautiful line car
pets 20c, 25c, 80c, 85c, 40c and 5Co a
yard at . D. T. Swindell's.
Ladle' ribbed vests from 25c each.
Kid gloves 7c a pair
loses hose, seamless, 15c, worth 25.
TJolaundried shirts 38c each.
Men's heavy undershirts 25c each
A lot of ladles straw hals 10c each.
Shoes, shoes, shoes as cheap as tbe
cheapest.
Dress goods in endless variety at
Woollcott & Sons.
Ladies' Coats.
Our third stockof ladies' costs and
Jackets have arrived. We can now
suit you again. You know price at
Swindell's is not as high as other
places. Keep this before you.
D. T. Swindell.
Removal.
We have moved Into our "Sheet
Metal and Repair Shop " at 108 South
Wilmington St., in rear of Savings
Bank, where we will be pleased to
serve our patrons and the public.
our specialties are Tin Hoonnp, (tot
tering, Piping, Stove and furnace
work, Roof Repairing and Roof paint
ing We also take orders for and tout
up the celebrated "Aldine Fire-plaoe
Grate," the most complete and eco
nomtcal heater ever offered to the
trade.
We do our own work do It well
and promptly. We also have a few
of those "Fitzhngh Lee" cooking
stoves, which we are selling for cost.
Respectfully,
Charles F. Lumsdeh & Co.
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For Sale for Cash or for Credit.
One second hand doctor's coupe in
good order. -' "
oc8 E. Burke Haywood, M. D.
Boarders Wanted,
If you are contemplating making a
change in your boarding arrange
ments, it will be to your interests to
consult Misses F. & J Miller, who
are conveniently located at 117 tay
etteville street They have nice
rooms well furnished, with modern
improvements Che cuisine is nil
that could b asked Terms mo er
ate Tabl boarders also desired.
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For Rout.
House with ft rooms, n Morgan
street, 2d b ocS east of Capitol
nol lw L. D. Womble,
To the dressy people of RaleigHh and
suTOunding country:
I will say that I am now prepared to
make up eu'ts to order in the vry
best manner and style. The material
will ba furnished by the firm of W H
& R H Tucker & Co. I also do cut
tifig and making if goods are furnish
ed. Respectfully, tl. Wkikki.,
No. 324 Favettevllle street,
oc23 Opposite Tucker's.
Inexpensive Carpets
We have never shown a more com
plete lire of inexpensive carpets than
ati present. These carpets were all
bought and delivered before the
recent advance in price and
our patrons' will bo - allowed
every advantage in price that
we secured. Desirable patterns
io strong, good wearing Ingrain, car
pets at U5c, 80c, 85o, 40o, 45o and 50o
Of these we have styles to suit halls
or bed rooms, and we can promise to
give every one who wishes an inex
pensive carpet the best possible val
ues. '
t , W. H. & JR. S. TUOSBR ts Co.
New Wraps.
Today we place on the mark5, the
third stork of coats, reefers nud
cloaks bought this eeaaia. Low
prices and good fitting (rami en's
please oir cutiners. The lanre nales
please un, a. nwlinof underwear
and ladies fl .e sh-ea just received
C. A. Sherwood & Co.
JU;JT RECEIVED
RICH HOYELTIES
DRESS GOODS,
With a beautiful lioe of new and
STY0HII DBES3 TRIHSJINGS
to match.
Ask to see our line shops every
pair warranted to wear as represen
ted. K0BRIS' DRY GOODS STORE,
213 Fayetteville str-iet.
Just as We
Told You.
When we came here we told you that you
would buy good ch aper than had bxn be
fore. See the high price concerns tumble to
our prices. If we don't sell the goods we
will make others sell cheaper They have
never had any competition before.
Jn Shoe3 we can beat any house in Ral
eigh in quality and price A full line of
dress goods and trimminss to natch. Our
millinery department is full ani omplett.
Lad'es felt hats 25c. A sk for the American
Magazine; it will be given you free of charge.
LyonRacketSt'Te
MEW ARRIVALS.
The Centennial Fai Proved
a Boaanza.
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 Mew Stock
which is now in store, and arriving, of the
prettiest, best, most modern and--cheapest
SatFORNITDRE
scripUons ever offered in this ma' ket. Come
and feast yoar r yes on beautiful
P4RLOR AND BSD ROOM SUIT3,
BTJRKAUS FRENCH
BE"rKLKD LOOKING GLASSES,
LOTTNGES, WILLO U
RATTAN HAIRS, WARD HOB E3.
MATTRESSES, &c.
Also a sp'endid selection of
1CHINAWARE. f
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i Do'i't fail to call at the grand nmporinm.
New arrivals daily. Too numerous and va
rious to mention. Can save ynu at least $10
to '5 op a set of furniture at the graha em-
j porium.
I a V n n z i f a ii ii h u
xohanpe Plane.
ALL STYIiES:
Pallaca's "Common Sense"
AND
Rtnnfltree's "Patent Roller''
j TIRCTISriKIS
j For ss le by .
i C. A. Sherwood & Co.
liar d ware, &c.
TACKS
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TWELVE
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AND THE KEG 18 WORTH THE
MONEY AFTER TACKS
ARE USED.
THOMAS
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The - Latest
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:The moDesiiable;.::.;.:
.Shades and Shapes;;;;;;;:::
BOY'S CAPS, CHILDREN'S
SCHOOL AND DRESS HATS
-.infants' Silk Caps and:
: Shirred Hals
..We have Millinery to suit every-,.....
bo3y in style and price. ......
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Orders from a
distance will re-.
ceive prompt at-
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ISS
MAGGIE
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FaxsttevillkSt
W H I R S TUHKEB g CO.
Biy's and hisses School
LiDl"53 AND GENTS MEDIUM AND
FINE SHOES
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VUfll Departmn't
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Kinds to tit and suit every one. Of reliable
quality ard at the lowest prices.
I. B. R. S. Tucker fio
123 and 125 Fayetteville Street
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