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Si II VOL. XXVIII. HALEIGH, MONDAY, JANUARY 9. 1893. NO. 64 Married. Oq Wednes lay night last, In King ston, Mr. Mortimer Marks, of Wew Berne, wu oolted la marriage to Hiss Ella Rosenthal, of Klnston. There were many congratulatory tdlegrami received from different parts of the United 8tates. After the ceremony the happy couple lef c for an extended tour through the north. em states and Canada. Let us Unite. Now that the day is fixed for the inauguration of Governor Carr, we hope to see perfect unity of action between-the citizens of Raleigh and the legislative committee, so that it may be an affair of which onr city, no less than the state at large, may bej'istly proud. The committee is now hard at work and we doubt not such a program will be marked out as to do credit all around. Important Meeting. Next Tuesday, there will be an im portant meeting of the Chamber of Commerce. A most Interesting fea ture of the season will be an address from our fellow citizen Dr T D Hogg, who represented North Caroliaa at the recent meeting in New Orleans to discuss ithe Nicaragua Canal ques tion. Dr. Hogg is f most interesting speaker and no man in our State h possessed of more information on tbo subject to be treated. It will be an event of much Interest. Good Proposition. President Winston, of the Univer sity, has offered a big thing to the graded schools of the State, be ha tmlered a free scholarship to one pupil every year, who completes hi? course in the graded schools with tbe highest average. By this, each grad ed school is allowed to send one every year, and as many as four from one school may be in attendance at one?, ai it takes four years to complete thj course at the University. Ttis is a worthy act on the part of Mr. Wins ton. Died, On Saturday night last, at the Ex change Hotel, in this city, Mr Nathan Gulley, aged 81. Mr Galley was a, highly respected citizen and had the confidence of our entire community. No man was held in higher esteem for many noble traits of character. The funeral took place this morning at 11 o'olook. At his residence, near Moncure, in Chatham county, ou Friday avesia;? last at 7 o'olook, Mr. T B Buchanm, in the 47th year of his age. He leaves a widow and fear children to iuouru their loss. He was a brother of Mrs B H Wbodell, of this city. "The hardest winter in many years1' is the unanimous declaration of all the' old folks. We are promised much warmer weather tomorrow, , for which let as all be thankful. Our young friend, Mr. Pell, reading clerk of the senate, Unentitled to the hearty 'thanks of the press reporters for courtesies rendered.in&iving them the name of such , senators as intro duce bills, resolutions &o. It is cer tainly a sgrea't t convenience and we can assure him that it is heartily ap preciated. Both Mr. Burkhead and Mr. Pell are untiring in their efforts to aid the reportorial corps to all ex tent in their power. The carriage shops of J. W. Evans, oorner of Blount and Morgan streets, has been a busy place during the past week. The rush for, sleighs has been considerable, but the snow, like other things io this life, is very un certain. One gentleman loft an or ,der to be' finished, at a given time. The work was . ready but had to be hauled away on wheels. We can most cordially recommend Mr. Brans' as a reliable place where you can 'have your sleigh fixed should we have another snow, and many are predicted. ' ... .. Stockholders' Meeting. " The annual meeting of tbe stock holders of the Raleigh Building and Loan Association will take place In the mayor's offlie on Tuesday even ing. January 10, 1303. at 7:30 o'clock for the purpose of electing a board of directors and receiving the report of the aaJiting commiftee. If a mem ber cannot be present he must fill ouc a proxy sheet And authorize one of the stockholders to act in his btead. Fine Specimens. The curator at the State Museum has received a lot of fine roofing slate for exhibition at the World's Fair. It was brought from the newly discov ered slate quarries la Btaoly county and is said to be equal to the best Rockingham slate. It was finely adapted to the manufacture of school slates and is useful for many other purposes. The man agar of the slate is Mr.,0 0 Wada, and his postofflce is Albemarle, N. C. The Inauguration. A meeting of the uub committee of th General Assembly and citizens of Raleigh met lafc Saturday in the of flee of Ool. J. M. Hock, for consider log the matter of ttie inauguration ceremonies. A &ub committee was appointed, consisting of Messrs E 0 tt'uith, Frank Stro iach, Geo Heck uad Josephus LHnieis, to act with the Legislative committee. Such arrange ments are ou foot ad will make Gov. Oarr's inauguration a most memora bie event in the history of North Car olina. The Electoral College. The eleven electors, forming the electoral college, met today at noon, in the senate chamber. Mr. 0. B. A.y cock presided. Mr. J. A. Barrln g?r being Secretary. Associate jus tice Clark administered the oaths. Mr. J. G. Shaw pi iced Mr. Cleveland in nomination for President of the United States. Mr. L. L. Smith sec onding. Mr, Cleveland received the unanimous vote Mr. Augustas Lea zar nominated sir. A llai E. Stevenson for vioe-p resident, Mr. Locke Craigh seconding. Mr Stevenson also re vived the unauimous vote. Mr. R. B. Glenn was elected messenger to take . the returns to Washington. On the morning of the 18th instant the new governor will be inaugurated and on the uign; of the same day the inauguration ball will take place. On the 19th, tbe State Road Congress will be held. In the latter case all commercial organizations and towns that elect delegates should, at once, notify the secretary Mr H W Ayer. The report of ,the 8tate Board of Public Charities states that the jails in .many of the counties are in a bad condition. This is a still further rea son why. the Legislature should act promptly in th matter of a reforma tory school for youthful criminals, and an additional room ac the Insane Asylum. The anniversary exercises of the Young Men's Christian Association, which was to have taken place yes1 terd'ay afternoon, have been : post' poned until Sunday the 15th, on ac count of the inclemer cy of the weather. Gov. Holt's message will pass into history as one of the most practical ever offered by a North Carolina governor. It comts right down to business, with all the "sentimental' cast off. ., . An intelligence bureau for furnish leg situations is a new feature at Wilmington. Such an establishment might be of mutual benefit, if proper ly carried out. The Executive Committee of the State Fair met in the office of the Secretary at 5 o'olook this afternoon. Wm G Hill Lodge No. 218, will met tonight at 7:30 o'clock. VMting brethren invited. ; London Sports at Metropolitan Hall nett Monday night. See notice fjof land ule brO. T. Horton, commissioner. Provisions continue to rise on ac count of the Inclement weather. The same old matter of electing jus tices and eouety commissioners by the people. Is looming op sgalu. Well enough might he let a'one In. this case. ". -; , i Our two young fellow citizens.Mas- ers Charles Turner and Roht Gray, have returned to the university after a very pleaant sojourn wlh with relatives and friends. There is no more important bill to come before the legislature than that relating to the regulation of assign' ments. It will' be pressed to a pass4 age at an early day, wo learn. Yeptt rday was the anniversary of the battle of New Orleans when Gen. Jackson whipped the British bdfy. It was bough after a treaty of peace had been IJgrned, but our folks did not know im do muca ror tne want of telegraphy and telephones. Our fellow ''citizen and artist, Mr. W. G. Randall, has opened a studio In Washington, - D. C, at 715 Tbl temth street, Northwest. He will remain there for awhile wheu he will go to Europe to pnsecure his s ud- ies. We doubt not that there !s a bright futurt? before bhn ':. Governor Holt commutes to life im prisonment 'the death sentence of William McKinney, of Robecoo coun ty. He has appointed thirty dele. gates at large to the state road con, gress here on the 19' h insr He is notified that August 18 is designated as North Carolina day at the world's fair. For Bent One four room house, kitchen od wood bouse attached. Aleo good g rdon and wUrwater convenient on East tlartrett street, opposite reel" dence W. T. Wonlble For terms ftp ply to Mrs. Susan Woroble, 636 East Hargett street. ja9 tf Yon Can afford to buy broods for next year now at D. I riwindeirs closing ont sale. Carpets, dress goods, shoes, clothing. This meanj money for you. . Delivery Horse for Sale.' A fine delivery horse Gentle, stand anvwhere left, fine worker. For sale by D. T. Swindell. For Sale. A fine carriage horse, tan carriage. Deli ery wagon and dray wagon. All in perfect order by D. T. Swindell. f "Vital taw to Pass, v.1 The members of the legislature will hold a caucus to consider an action of vita) importance to each living citi zen, the babe in arms and tbe silvery haired old man as well as the blush. Ing girl of sixteen summers. This legislature has a grave question be fore it. li tne worst is reaiizeoixnen the people most mourn and bow to the powers that be The uncertainty of this thing has been sprung. ' All know the stock of goods in D. T. Swindell's mammoth store is now be ing sold out at actual wholesale cost, and the uncertainty is whether this nublic benefactor will move from Raleigh. Whether Swindell stays or moves is uncertain, but the people know he is Belling all goods at cost, and many lines of goods at less than cost, a my tnousand aouars worm of goods to be sold. Bleaching, blasjt ets, table linen, dress goods, carpets, underwear, shoes, clothing and thou sands of other things to go. The en tire Btock is offered. Swindell means something by this sale. -For Bent. 8 room, 2 story dwg, Harrington st, near S O depot. 8 room dwg. on Elm street. 4 room dwg, on cor Bloodworth and Oakwood avenue. 7 room dwg, near A and M College. Apply to Wynne & Ellington. St 800 pairs all wool pants $1 50 and $2 a pair, reduced from $3 and $3 50. Women's and men's rubbers, all prices ana sizes. Don't forget oar remnant sale. Woolloott 6 Sons. , For Sale.' A large lot of men's.ladies'.boy'send oniidren's snoes, bougnt at an assign ee's sale, will be sold at less than I ac tory cost. Also one six foot metal frame show case lor sale oaeap. H. H. Crocks r, ja406 No. 9 E. Hargett St. For Sale. VI v. rnnm knnt. nn I).b.ah t.ut in few etei of new union deiot: street (t, rnim bck about 150 ft. Tl A. m. . ... . . balance noi atid t vi im If wintnl by purchaser S 'o ja7 6t 4 A 8PIc. To the ineuiheta of the legislature: We have evfrtli?"g ' r- tmrn-i in a first elftM i" -old i-ii.I eiothlne store. Al onr (ro 'o Are iur(d in plain figure nl one price only ooiicott Hons. Cold Weather Warm Purs. This is the kind of weather for furs. and we hav qn th kind of fur vou want. II yon to buv a for eate. fur muff, or fnr ellnr. enm now and we wtll mak the prl rizht W H K M D"KKR S iJo. Boxes and Oihe Bandsome Out Flower Bouqnetn. Baskets and l loral jj-slMn Teienbone US ja4 tf f . Strihmrtz, Florist. Today we ono fit yon with a pair of Gum Sboes, Ladies' Gossamers, or a good hevj- pairof shoes for very small money 0 A Rberwood ft Co. Old Time Xmas. Big 5 m Sle iii Rides Etc GOB3AMRRS, CLOTH BURFACJE, ILKO- TRIO AND HINDOO STRIPES IN T(L8.NT CIRCULARS snd LASQTBY DOLMANS. i i i M M ! : i M I i s ? : :: : i :i Men's Ilubber SO rts. t : Ladie' Sandals 25 eta. : 1 : Sty nil Rubber a 60 ot. : : :::.: : ::::! s 5 5 ; I : : : : : : : ' : : 5 : ! ! Burts & Pnckards' DOUBLK 80f.R "KORREflT SHAPE" FINE 8H01S WILL KIP YOIR MKT ! DRY. 0 k- Shsraro3d.-Co New Arrivals. We Lave just received aice lin of Men's Shoes and will save yen K per ecnk ea wy pslryeu say. Brogans from ! o $1 47. Dress Shons II 14 o 2I8. Kabbera from 88c to 49 Men's Crash Hate 47c tl Stiff Hats 88c to $2 Silk Hsts ! 08, Men's Bearfs It 49 Undershirts 88e to $1 14, Workine Hhirta 2( Ij SI AA Dress 8hirts 44a to 1. j Bed BIsnketj tl to 0 , none DlBIIKtS fi Z4 to 12 Hair Rugey Robes fl to 17, worth lit any truer, .uaains enoes rrom: 7C to Z 48 Misses Shoes from 69c te f I 67 JUdies r,. uers eiz w mm. ufliiiiii uurtains 14 78 worth Is. 129 THUTOH II Fayetteville it lUekst Stores Martin st THE--. A GRAND display Of aaoat taainttna HOLI DAYS ARE COM IHG. BE OH THE LOOK OUT. ' noveitfei on be founi at '1 nomas A If axwall'i There is no honsa in tk citv or KalaiRh r in th tate mt North Caroliaa wnera fca'ter fnmitort can m round at mors re mw. able rates than at the Q.EIAT IMPOIIXJlf. rlenish your; panore and chambers and obtain sen. tDing new and beautiful for frtTtrmt thai liof Uaa mif viu can obtain all ths newest Kureaui, French Beveled Lookinic Oleues. Lounrss, Willow and RatUa Chairs, w arurooes, Mattresses, 4f. JOOKAT THl SPUN mbrftcifi: all n.iii;M mrA descriptions. Bavs at least wu runnrars m calling ea Thomas k Kanell Szehanftflses. Mill tlarslware, &c A BISCUIT MILL er a set of BREAD. CAKE& FRDITKN1TES Ktsakeao acceptsble preient te any housekeeper. A BOX OF TOOLS or one of cor KickinelYluleBankfj for yonr boy. A POCKET KNIFE for your hub ud or sea. Thos. H.Bnggs&Sgns EAEIIGD.N. C. SEW MILLINERY. ae - M. ...... .......... ....u.. The - Latest . Pioveltieo. ::::::::::Tlie mos Desiiable;:::;:.; :::;:::::::8liRds and Shapes;::::::::: . ... .. BOY'S CAPS, CHILDREN'S SCHOOL AND DRESS HATS' miiMMiiiin . :zlDlant$' Silk Caps and::- ::: smiTed Hats, w hi Muuuoir w BUi VV sedy in style and prioe. a Orders from a - distance will re- ...... ...... M;TC promBt afr ............ m.... teation. ............ MISS ......... nm .. ...... ....m ...... ...... .....a MAGGIE ...... . . .... . ......... ..... ...... ...... a) .. 9 ...4, ... ...... . AIBYTflTIbliH,, Dry oele, tliR, Aw. We 'r sellleff oat osar?- . , Jbadles, Misses and Chil dren's Winter Wraps. Tea nake rha aa1f Inn k. m ake the prise. IETOPEOIAL. In M let are lOVewaarkett for ehll. dren 10 13 and H yean, whlsh we are offering at about half pr(ee. n.UiO.STDCREItsCO, iau 1) Thill TTr TIP
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