T33 GEHERAli ASSSUBLT.
SENATE.
January 19,1893.
Thileuate wssealled to order at
-10 o'c'oek by Lieut. Governor DoagV
ton
prayer ty Rev. Dr. Newell of the
Senate.
The readies of the journals wai
dispensed with.
Mr MaeRae, of Robeson, moved
that the Senate adjourn until tomor
r-r at 'O o'clock, in honor of General
LVs birthday. the motion was
seconded by Mr Day, and opposed by
Mr. McDowell. The Senate adjourn
ed until tomorrow morning at iu
o'clock.
Death In our Midst.
List night at 6 10 o'clock Mr. Jos.
Watson's spirit passed quickly oat cf
this world, after much sufferln jr. Mr
Wai son came to RaMgh some thirty
years ago and waa recognized in oar
midst as a gentleman of the highest
integrity As a mechanic h had uo
superior He iepresnted the citv s
an Alderman for several terms and
was al ways admired for his clear cot
ception of matters effecting the city
government. For several years he
served as foreman of the shoe shop ia
connecia with the Deaf and Porob
and the Blind lost, t'utton and bis pro
flelency and fail hf diners to every
duty won, not only the utmost con
fideDce and respect of the officials,
but cloeely attached l.im to the pu
pils A faithful, honest and highly
esteemed citizen has passed away.
What we know not now, we shall
know hereafter.
The funeral pervices will be held at
the residence tomorrow, Friday ev
ning at 3 o'clocfc, conducted by Dr.
M. M. Marshall.
Morning papers will please give no
tice of the funeral
The Road Congress.
This body was called to order at 11,
o'clock by Gove ncr Carr, after open
ing prayer by Rev. Dr. J J Hall. The
delegates were welcomed to the city
by Mayor Badger After the full i
augaratlon the following matters
were presented for discussion.
1. The benefit of good roads, and
the values saved by their use.
2. Is there any need at this time
for the improvement of our public
roads? The special reasons therefor.
8. The kind of rail ways needed in
various parts of North Carolina, and
the best manner of keeping them in
repair.
4. Ways and means for building
good permanent public roads and
maintaining them.
6. Suggestions for future organi
zation and miscellaneous subjects.
The congress will have afternoon and
night sessions and v ill adj -urn on
Friday. The members of the legisla
ture are cordially invited to be pres
ent, together with all citizens of the
State who are interested in the con
dition of our public roads. All who
attend will be considered delegates.
THINNING WtIpARTRIDGES
Charlotte News.
The big freeze has been severe on
the partridges, and these birds will
be scarce next season. Between the
pot hunters who shoot them on the
ground and the netters and trappers
who get whole covies at a time, and
the freeze, the minks and the hawks,
the partridges are almost extermina
ted. The last leg'slature passed a
law protecting 'possums, but the 'pos
sum is a bird that cold weather never
kills. Unless some protection is given
the partridges from pot hrncers, net
ters and trappers, the bird dogs in
this country will soon find their oc
cupation gone.
The reception of the governor and
the inaugural ball last night was an
immense success notwithstanding the
inclement weather. - There was a
large attendance including manyli
dies. The ceremonies in the Hall of the
House of Representatives tonUht on
the occasion of the presentation of
the democratic banner will be very
interesting . If the weather Mho uld
permit there.: will be a, large atten
dance. ,. .
: Mr, J. w. ouuit, wi urreeuauurv, in
jin the elty.
Compliment.
Last evening at 6:80 o'clock the
Edgecombe Guard I proceeded to the
residence of kr. A. W. Haywood, on
Nw Brae avenue, 'and . erevted
Got. Holt to the reception "tendered
to the new state, offlslals at tbi man
sion. They were aooompaniid by a
body guard of the Governor's Guard.
This Is a merited honer.to oar distin
guished ex -governor. , '" . . . -. 'v
Commercial Asaoclatlan.7
The commercial and industrial as
sociation met at the mayor's office
yesterday afternoon at 8:30 o'clock. ...
A committee of five was a'DDolnted
to present the matter of Ja repeal of
the merchants1 purchase tax to the
present session of the general assem
bly.
A committee of five was appointed
to look after the interests of tobacco
warehouse men in regard to taxa
tijn
The committee appointed to look
after the proper methods of banking
in this state, suggested the appoint
tn-nt of a committee to confer with
the legislative committee on banking
t formulate a bill on the subjeet of
state buiks. Adopted.
A motion was adopted to appoint a
committee to investigate insurance
matters and suggest o tbe legislature
the appointment of insurance com
missioner. President Alf A Thompson was re
elected for the ensuing year and Mr
H W Ayer secretary. A vice presK
dent was selected from each congress
ional district
8NOW PROVERBS.
i y ( v f i j
Under water dearth, under snow
bread. Tuscan proverbs.
For seven days snow is a mother,
then it becomes a stepmother, and
a scab, uufsanie) Italian.
Coru (whtat) ia as comfortable ur
der the snow as an old man in' a fur
coat. Russian.
If the sun f ills n the enow, there
will be snow and snow, and yet snow
again Russian
With good wine, good bread, and
peac at home, if snow does come, let
it come Italian.
An exchange remarks that " a dry
corn cob will bold about kerosene
enough to start a fire well if properly
managed." And it will not blow the
i ervant girl into kingdom come half
p quick as the oil can. .
Every Month
many women suffer from Excessive or
Scant Menstruation; they don't know
who to confide in to get proper advice.
Don't confide in anybody but try
Bradfield's
Female Regulator
a Speclflt for PAINFUL, PROFUSE.
SCANTY, SUPPRESSED and IRREGULAR
MENSTRUATION.
Book to "WOMAN" mailed free,
BRADFIELD REGULATOR CO., Atlanta, 6a.
eld r all DrucfUU.
i
Quotations ot the Inter-State
Trust and Brokerage Co.
Baleigh, N. C, Jan. 19, 1893.
Bid Asked
122
97
80 -
100 101
118
70 72
99 102
106
1081
60
:.; 374
121
, 111
120
145
99
102
71
81 82J
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North Carolina C's
WNCRR6V
Nf Railroad,
RSGRR,8's
R&GRR,
Bffi K K K,
City of Raleigh 6's, 1897,
City of Raligh6's, 1907,
Raleigh Street Railway 6's
N 0 Agricultural Society Q
Citizens' National Bank.
Commercial and Farmers' Bank,
national cans. jaieign,
Raleigh Savings Bank,
Raleigh Cotton Mills (ex div),
Raleigh Cotton Mills 6's,
araleigh Phosphate Works,
Caialeigb Cotton Mills,
V O Car Company,
Peace Inetitute, ' 1 "
Raleigh Gas light Co, (
Raleigh Land and Imp Co," 'J'
"NJBW A t) VEBTlSiMETI TS.
Scrip DiyidQiid Cer
tificate of the
BUflGBillWILlS
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Bought aridsSolcl';
, Shares pf stock given -Ifd elchange ior
script ' unierences settled in casnri o
INTER-9TATE TRTJStf &B&$Xtf&rjH
js!3 lid
w.ot; avuia 'RaleWfc?'
uia papers jor saie cneap ,at tins
omce.
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RAI.EIGH, N. C.
flncoeasor to Evans A Martin.
MANUFACTURER OP
Carriages,
Buggies,
: Rpacial attention elven to repairing of all kinde
: The best work is always the cheapest. An1 this can be'foand at the
northwest corner of Mortran and Bloant streets.
FRAIZER Cart Shafts in stock
Coal & Wood.
We have in stock and constantly coming
HARDA A T of all sizes. ,
SOFT LA J r. of the most I
POPULAR AND ECONOMICAL
i kinds, including
RU88BLL CREEK
1 GAYTON -
2,: lump
I J EGG -
'"'.Tae best coal for domestic nse for the
pric to be hand in ihe country. i
Pocahontas Steam
Coal is universally acknowledged to be the j
best ever produced in r"aih of this section.
Car loads to any depot direct from nines. ,
Having been in the toal business for the
past fifteen yeara and studying the subject ;
ana trie wants or tne customers, wt nave se
cured the bt and cheapest.
OAK AND PINE WOOD,
' 'ong and cut, at bottom prices.
JONES&POWELL
Telephones 41 and 71,
RALEIGH, N. O.
FALL IN PRICES.
k jWe bare reduced prices on all
heavy weight Broods to mako room for
spring stock.
we lave received onr FIRST invoice
of '.sprinc- clothing. We have the
"ran" of the trade, and if reliable
goods, low prices and fair dealing
are appreciated, we will hold it - '
I Notice;
Notice is herebv given that an application
will be made to the General Assembly of
North Carolina at t' e Session of 1893, to
amend te charter of the Roanoke, Norfolk
& Baltimore Steamboat Company. .
j. u aiimoi rrestaent, etc
Jan2 30d . , . :"
Notice.
App'ication will be made to the present
session of tne Getieral Assembly of Nortn
Carolina to amend the charter of the South
eastern North Carolina Railway Co, jaia 30d
Land-Sale.
WAkB TJNiryinthe'Saperioi Court!
0 T Horton and wife and others vs M T
Jovner and wife w-; rl:iJV'-s p'r:.-. -vj-.
. Bv "virtue of an order of the Superior Court
of Wake county, in the above entitled spe
cial proceeding, : I witf, on Wednesday, the
Cih of Febrnary neti at 12 6'clork m, offer
for sale for oash at .Wakefield, Wake coun
ty, N C the following described tract of land
bounded on the n6rth' bv Berrr Carrolh on
the east by Mike Whitler: On the south and
west by Mrs Martha Horton.' containing 846
acres, on the arpsboro,-RQad, and known
B8 the "Gaston Earp tract V o, . ;
and two years with interest from day of sale.
nmeoi saie. weanesiar. 'reDruary etn.
1893, at 12 o'clock m Place of saie. Wake-J
(Joiwiuaiioner' ' I
Geo H Show, Att.
juwiuBi
V i Al m RJI
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WagoDstc.
Hre von Are.
Or should be. Where? At the well known
ana popular emporium or luxury
presided over bv
W; R - NEWSQM,
; 214 South Wilminton street,
Where
found the
can be
most
rjay of
nines
brought
in thn
heavy
! L- tempting ar
! all the good
of life ever
to Ral- eigh in
fancy and
grocery line,
near " at
A.mas is
hand and
the notes of prepara
tion caa heard on
all sides. Thew -.
cannot be complete however without a well
tilled larder. Everything to please the epi
cure, s ich as the best .
Family Ficnr and Buckwheat,
Ferrip' Harg, Breakfast 8trip, Salt fisb,
of all kinds mullets. Mackerel, cut and roe
herring, &n- In tbe line of lancy groceries
the list is too long for enumeration. ffannd
fruit, fresh fruit, pickles, crackers- of all
kinds, splendid cheese, sauces, nuts Apples,
of the mot approved brands, and in fact
such a tempting array as must plrase the
tastes of all. Tjard. bacon, sugar, tea,, coffee
and heavy groceries in the greatest rrofuf
ion. Don't forget the plce 214 South Wil
mington street. Call early and make selec
tions, at NKWSOM"
IIPPCE.
i have this day sold my entire in.
teres in the " fl. J. Brown Coffin
Bonse" tp Mr John W. Brown, for
whom I ask the continued patronage
of the pnblic. All claims against me
will be paid by him Accounts doe
me are in the hands of Mr Henry J
Toung, at the Citizens' ' Wational
Bank, and prompt, pavmenM expeo
ted . LYDIA J BROWN.
'. Referring to the above noUs, I
respectfully announce that I con
tinue the business of Undertaking in
all ins branches, at the same stand,
and will hold myself in readiness to
sere the public at all hours of th
day or night. Orders by mail or wir
will receive prompt and carfql attei
tloo
JOHN W. BROWN
" .Tp 1 189 1" - - -
LOWEST PRICES.
.. .
Suits and Overcoat
Will bd loW Lowar ThanKver
hav yf plenty of goods- en band &
Th liaM watithir ia afill An rt a
you reel warm ano comiortaDie. , .
We are determined to close out vll our
Winter. Garments paying, no atjaajti jr' to
their cost. i. All our am bit on is that thev
shall go We will sell a pice Boy's Overcoat
cost 5.)0 for II 98 r i- -'''
inelegant f 15 00 Overcoat for f.95.
; Our U6.Q Vine Wen's Suitsa9.5.
; :-vr Our 10O0 Suits at 5 9fi '
Our 75o TJnlaundned Shirts at 33c; and Hats,
" Underwear, Gloyes, &c , in proowtion.
We ask you to call and you will Bid that
: . -.-..wearetbe only leaders of 4
ql-i;'ljow:: Pr ices&?!:E
805 Fayeteville st, opp Post)fflce. .
OR: JS. 17. LIcGEE, JR.,
Offers his prof 'sslonal service? to,tae
Citizens of Raleigh and vicinity.
OFFiCvfar Morgan's drag stpVe
Kjsiujt!JriUJ!i, iau w. JUftrtin sviii
EosiilHilCo
( HOSES V. AHIS,
At'oinei tid Coawfillor-il-Liff
vo. 4 East Davii 8-Rirr,
Fraps Building.
Author of the North Carolina Oriml . r.
Cod; and Digest and Law of Notes n
Drafts. no.j:;.
EKTRAORDINAnY
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AM)
n
tod AQDOQocemeof.
The centennial and annual fair li
so is the gr6Rt Ulk f U timea- ui
m aa
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t GRAND EX8IBITI0N
1.93
-v. - .k vuc aiammotn JEmoo
num or r
Johrsor &Barber
on East Martin street, where car iv
round one of the most superb sto- ki
eStoVah.da
-JystTMihkjaf It,
Hf re can be hmti nlan;i da.ia
R
Y.
"f-vuuiu a iu
Suits, Lounws, Rocking Chains. Mattresi
Wardrobes. CourJies, Setter, Bureaus. Lo
.i.6 uinoora, ohm m mci. tnousands of ari i
les two numerous to mention Inaddiciri
to this there cau be found at this champi i
warehouse CirriagM and Buugies to fuit
all tastes. Call and fee tbe great erhibts t
Johnson & Barber's
oolF 110 and 1 2i East Martin Street.
YANCEY & MARHN,
1 3 O MORGAN ST. 1 3 O
Harp's Old Stand,
. RALEIGH, N. C.
Manufactuiers and Repairers of
Buggies,
WAC3rONS,&c
Vf hnr employed a practical Hors.
sho - i- -ri" t ye thia line of business oaf
With I i d s'tillnd workmen we
solicit 8 shuiv of your pat onse. (at
WYATT'S :
SPECIAL CQ7 FEED
' That makes a splendid flow nf milk dnrin?
the coldest weather besides rich in cream and
butter. A trial convinces everybody ihat is
is the cheapest and beet Cow Feed on the
market, besides keep: the now in th
of health and condition. Give it a trial W
be convinced, besides we will refer you to
any customer that has used it on application
. Wheat nd Corn Chops'
That I grind myself from pure and clean
- wain at I1.5J per cwt. ,
OAT CHOPS,,
WYATTM SPKOIAL HORR FEPiD
cheap, that will be sure to make your home
fat and lively quicker than anything else.
Give it a trial. .
HAY. CORN, OAT3, PEA8, Straight alt ,
ways on hand. - . v .
pSroend in your orders.
h. R. WiATT,
Telephone 87. " . PROPRIETOR.
Notice. . -
Notice. Is hereby elven that I have mis
placed or lost certificate No. 127 for one share
of stock in the Raleigh Cotton Mills, the
same having been issued to L. Wood'eif and
by nun transterrea to Tie, anal will apply
for another certificate in lien thereof.
Janl7 lia "CO, LATTA ,
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