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VOL. XXVIII.
RALEIGH, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 23. 1892.
NO. 53
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Important Decision.
An important ease hu
been decided in Salisbury in '
the eourt held that shares of
last
which i
stock i
In an incorporated enterprise eoild !
not be taxed by a city in which the j
owner resided, if the offices of the
company were outside of the city
limits. Under this decision it is
stated that the shares of stock in the
Raleigh Cotton Mills and the Oaral
elgh a ills are not taxable by the
eity.
Personal.
Mr. E. M. Martin's daughter, Miss
Lizzle,has gone to Richmond to spend
the holidays with relatives.
The many friends of Hon. T. L
Cllngman will learn with pleasure
that he is still hale end hearty. He
talks of attending the inauguration
of President Cleveland.
We had the pleasure today of a
very interesting call from Captain
Arthur A. Spitzer, Adjutant Past
Lieut. Commander, of R- E. Lee,
camp, No. 1, Confederate veterans,
Richmond Va.
The Weather Today.
For North Carolina: Fair, warmer
Saturday morning and evening.
Local forecast made at station for
this vicinity:
On Saturday: Flurries of snow
probable Friday night or Saturday
morning. Slightly warmer, cloudy
with light rain on Saturday.
Local data for 24 hours ending 8 a
m today:
Maximum temperature, 89; mlni
mum temperature 10: rainfall 0(0.
Governor's Reception.
The reception at the executive man
sion last night wes in all respects a
grand success, b ing attended by a
large crowd of ladies and gentlemen.
Gov. Holt received the visitors in the
norh front parlor, ind was assisted
by Mrs. Alf W Haywood, Mrs Bene
han Cameron, Mrs E. 0. Laird and
Mrs. R. M. Oates. The evening was
wound up with a most delightful
german lasting until the tmaU hours
of the morning.
Several prominent North Carolin
lans in Washington City are urging
the name of our great philanthropist,
Col. J. S. Oarr, for postmaster gen
eral. Applicants for offlae befora the leg
islature are getting as, thick as blacks
berries in June. At least ten or
twelve applications for every elrrk
ship. The commissioner of aatr-culMire will
issue a bulletin in January contain
ing much information relative to the
public roads
The failare of Barnes, Stainback
& Co., clothiers, of Henderson, is an
nounced. The liabilities are $15,000
Those who have fowls should
roost them high tonight,. It is a
mighty tempting time fur thieves.
Most of the students of the Agri
cultural and Mechanical College will
spend the holidays at their home.
The talk now is that the new ho
tel and opera bouse will not be com
pleted before next fall.
It seems that application will be
made to' the coming legislature for
several new counties
Ten convicts were received at the
penitentiary from Guilford county
last Tuesday.
Send something to the soldiers'
home. It will cheer the hearts of the
old veterans.
It is said that all the cows get on
their knees the night before Christ
mas v
Don't forget the Christmas tree at
Christian church tonight.
Hold out the hand of melting char
ity at this season.
The school girls are leaving for
their homes.
Large crowd of country people
the eity today.
in
ThA Ltttifi Blacksmith.
r this performance the w liming.
ton 8tar B(iy: ,
cLinie" 1 a very charming little
"trees, sparkling with real gems of
tg lt ! Action. She is as pret-
ty as a picture, bright as a new silver
dollar, and it is useless to ; say she
pleased the audience. Her support
was good and some deserve especial
mention Miss Georg e Briar was
very graceful and took ber.part well.
Qns Pixie v, the artist, Frank Bell as
Farmer Cleavis, and Wm. Daniels as
the Big Man of the Town, spiced the
play with much wit and humor, and
kept the audience .full of Jangher,
even at the times when things were
most serious with the other actors.
Ralph Stewart, who took the part
of Frank Conver, master of the mill,
is not a complete stranger in the city.
He is a handsome young actor of tal
ent, but thU part didn't seem to give
him a full opportunity to show his
ability, although the audience soon
recognized it.
Fritz iu Ireland
The Hartford Courant says:
There was a (rood audience at the
c pera house last right to welcome the
popular son of a famous father. J.
K E:nmet plyed "Fritz in Ireland,"
j i A u 1
and played it in such a manner as to
well please his audience. A good
company supported him. His friends
here noted with pleasure the marked
Improvement which the younger Em
met in this, his second year. His
voice is better and in every way he is
fi ting more easily aud naturally into
the peculiar parts which hs has cho
sen.
Mr. Emmet is supported by Miss
n ii . . i . . . m
M . m 1 1 tv l.nrrnn nrnA tabos frriA ra r rt
I-... , UJU .v vv v.
and the scenes where Fritz is laugh :
Iniv ain n I n ne- onii HoiiAinf or ft-Vi f hnm
Mgl niMg la-tf muu uHuvtus ivu vuvui :
are pretty indeed. The whole is full of ;
clean,roll taking fun and pretty scenes
and songs.
Here is what some of the little, Iah-
sies are sayiig
. . , a, ,
"Glory 1 CHyry ! Sing salvation;
Three more days and then vacation,
TkT . I t. .
No more dandy dudes to mpsh,
I'll pat my trunk on the railroad
track,
And 1 11 be Johnnie if I
come back.":
There seems to be a general im-!
preosion that we are to have a good
sized snow soon
' - j-.'-.vj'i-L
Toys going lively at Rfggan's toy
Btore. All must be sold. Go quick
bi loie all gone
Fine French randy at Riggan toy
srort. only 26c; French mixture 15c; v
new crop av fruits and raisins. I
Wanted to boy a
6 rooms Ca'l on
Lyon Rauket store.
fottaae with 4 or
w u itftn
Grand Finale.
The tim j for thinkine is past.
; Prompt action is necessary. Early
buyers get the best A partial list of
sensible presents aud their prices
JMice dress,
Nice bsd quilt,
Nobby coat,
"Gloria'' umbrella,
il 00 to SI 00
1( 0 to 3 00'
4 00 to 12 60
Heruiadorf black hose, 25 to
a-a
Derby rib black hose, 10 to
Embroidered satin hdkfs, 60 to
Lawn and linen hdkfs, 5 to
Nice corset, 60 to
Pair of warm gloves, 25 to
.
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Pair Foster's kid gloves 1 00 to
1 2b
o nn
Nice damask, table cover, 1 00 to
Nice towel, " 10 to
Nice suspenders, 6 to
50
5Q
Nice pocket book, 6 to
100
O. A Sherwood & Co
Fine
Catawba grapes just received
A. Dnghi's. f
at
Man r Kraut.
For sale by the barrel or retail.
de20 R. M. Utzm aff.
Fine cocoanuts at A. Dnghi's.,
This Is the Last Week.
Only one week more now before
Xmas. Ir you have not yet made all
your selections .begin early in the
wiek and do not put off until the last
day or two before Xmas to buy.
Goods that we carry suited for holi
i day gifts combine beauty and utility, i
Bturu ib uuo iMftun wuern im are j
provided to suit every one.
ty.u0m,d.xvo;sk vq.
NoirirSs
IFSrae Siloes
Baby gho. 3V to tl 23
Children's School Shoes, 75o to 60
Children's Fine Drew Shoes; SI to $1 79
Misses Fchool Khoes, 1 1 to $1 75
Misses ?iwt Dress Shoes, tl 25 to 12 60
Ladies F ne Laced Shoes, II 25 to 12 00
Ladies Fine Button Boots, f 1 25 to 12 00
I die Kins Hand Sewed But
ton Boots. t2 50 toll CO
Ladies Hxtra Fine Hand Ms is
Rat'on Rao's, ft 00 to 15 00
Gents Fine Machine Sewid
8boes. II 25 to 12 oO
Gents Fine Hand Sewed Calf ,
Shoes, 12 50 to 3 90
Gent Fine Hand Made Shoes, M 0 to 11 00
Boys Fine Drew Shoes from It 00 to 12 50
Ladies Overgaiters, v 98c
Gen's Overgaiters, 980
The above shoes are all made tip specially
for us, and for style, fit and durability is re
cognized by all as the best and cheapest in
the city. Every pair warranted to wear as
represented.
t5T We will sive you money $nhott..j
IDRY GOODS STORE
213 Fayetteville 8treet. .
Watch this Column.
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Fine lot Malaga grapes at Dnghi's.
? Teleuhone 123.
We will use every effort to have all
our customers waited on during
Xmasweek. Come as early as . you
can in the dav.
Woollcott & Sons.
Send In orders for Christmas oys
ters soon as convenient so that no
disappointment. A- Dughi.'f
During Xmas week we will be ooen
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, . .
tomers. woollcott & hods.
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Fresh pine apples aCi California
! pears arrived today at A Dnghi's.
as) -4s
A. Present.
A nice article in jewelry is a Christ-
, mas
present any one wm appreci
ate and enjoy for a long time, and
nrlll think nt rrnn anrv fim If. la
worn At Swindell's thev-are eSbe
3 dally prepared to show any kinVf of
jewelry. Cheap, good and fine. See
i t b n mean8 a't Windell"s.
j -
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Come as soon as you can or else you
will have to loose the pick of the
stock. Woollcott s Hons.
Nice lot oysters in shell next Fziday
i and Saturday for family use.A.Dnghi
Italian chestnuts for stuffing tur-
kftys, &c Romething new and excel
1 lot at, A Dughl's.
j Holiday Quods at Swindell's.
Any quantity of Christmas-goods
can be had at Swindell's, and that
mans you nave tne cnance to ouy
Iood ttnrt osefnl presents and at the
j same time buy them for leas money
BliUCtl Ul BCItriB Mill UUUUrvuiVM
perfumery, jewelry at Swindell's.
; Found .
at last. Bela's Comet, at John Pes
cud's drag store. ;, ... ...f
What's the Matter W 1th a Suit
. of Clothes. '
ai onmucu e iuvy o
4k V aj vv iuvivii a vuvj - mk v v w vwt
stock of
; selling all clothing at exactly what
the goods cost in New York. Maa
; friend in need a present of a soft of
eTood warm clothes, xtel it at owm
de" B " won ' c08tl mah
i r '
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' Buy your Christmas fruits, nuts,
c , from itc) mastjc esyo..
, Norfolk oysters fresh and excellent,,
; every day at A, l'ughvs.
Junaluska claret $1 .
quart at
a gallon, J5o a
A. DugbV.
Lemons 25o a doz.
13 6
Telephone 138.
A. Uughl.
' Raisins, figs and dates, all fresh and
nice, at . a. juum's.
If you want to buy bicycles, tri
cycles, cut glass, a nice work basket,
piano lamp or any other pretty or
nseful gift, Hughes' is tne place to get
w
Nice bananas 25 ets a dozen at
A. Doghl's.
All kinds nuts received today fresh
andflaeat A. Gogol's.
nmu .- cooos.
Tremeadous stock of
0HOES,
GLOVE 8,
HOSIERY.
H'DIC'CH'FS,
UMBRELLAS,
FANCY GOODS,
DRESS GOODS,
and many other articles suitaile for Zmat
presents.
KOHRIS' DKY GOODS STORE.
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10c Off on
EVERY 01.OO.
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:': Forth special
i t benefit of patrons
t i we will give a
' cash discount of s J
! 10 per cent on wool-
: : en shirtr, drawers, vests
and) pants i :
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: : Snch a present as a full !
: round of underwear carries
: jcomtort and pleasure with it. :
: !0. A.8DKRWOOD & CO
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KRISKRIHGLL!
KRISKRIKGLEI
Who is it that dos not appreciate a
present, it matter not how small
or cheap? We all expect some
thing on Xmas. and presents
can be found it the LION
RACKET S t'ORB to suit
everybody. The old as
well as the young should
be itade to feel that
they are not forgot
ten. Make them
think of you by
GIVING A
Plush Case, Broom
Holder, Nice Bible,
a handsome Picture,
Smoking Ret. Shaving
Set, or Gol i Pen Kris'
kringlehas lot of Dolls and
Carriages, Wagons. 8hoo Fy
' Horses. Bedsteads, Banks. Pis
tol8. Train, Circus Ride's, Guns,
Banjos and Violins All can
be found at the
The Lyon Racket Stares.
1HE A GKAiND
disnlnv of mnnt tmntir
HOLI
DAYS ARE
COM
IHG. noveit'es can be found at
Thomat, A M tw11'b
There is no honsein the
city of Kaleigh or in he
state of Nnrfh P.mMr.
where better furniture can
be found at. more n-msrk-
aoie riteu than at tha
REAT EMPORIUM.
Now is the chance to re
plenish your pariora and
chambers and obtaia some
thing new aDd beautiful for
uniiflimas presents. Don't
foreet tha list. Hum inn
can obtain all the. newest
designs in suits at sll prices
,i , n , .
ouresoa, rrencu iMveien
LooKing OUsses, Lounges,
Willow and Rattan Chairs,
Wardrobes, Mattresses, &c.
JOOK AT THE BPLEN
lid aelnnHnn nt (DiIiu.m
BE
OH.
THE,
LOOK
PUT. embracing all anilitim mii
descriotions. Rmvm t lat
12") on a set of furniture by
Thomas & llaiwell
Exchange Place.
I
SPECIAL
Uardware, &e
A BISCUIT MILL
or a set of
BREAD, CAKE & FROIT KNIVES
will make an acceptable present
to any housekeeper.
A BOX OF TOOLS
or one of our
Kicking ITIuleBankG
for your boy.
A POCKET KNIFE
for your husbaud or son.
ThslBip&Soiis
RALEIGH, N C.
II
EW MILLINERY.
HWMIM .1 UNIHIIM
a m
The - Latest
MititiN eeeeeevee
Novelties.
M
Mea tea
::Tlie mos DesiiaMe;;
::::::::::r.Sliades and Shapes;:::::;::::
rBQY'SCAPS, CHILDREN'S
SCHOOL AND DRESS HATS
M
zlofaflts' Silk Gaps aod;
; Shirred Hats,
.....We have Millinery to Buit every-
... body in style and price. ......
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MAGGIE
REESE
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Dry Goodsj. JVotlona. Ac.
TOMER'S
THE
LAST WEEK.
DO NOT PUT OFF
UNTIL
XMAS EVE
TO DO YOUR
SHOPPING.
. B. R. S. Tucker
i and 1W r&jrttUTllls Smi
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