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VOL. XXVIU.
RALEIGH, FRIDAY, JANUARY 20. 1803.
NO. 74
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CITY IN BRIEF.
Rev. Dr. Hall U link.'
Now for a lash and a plenty of it.
Several senators went home today.
I It looks like a general thsw has sat
' In.
Beautlf ul weather overhead, bat,
oh, the walking.
The jingle of the sleigh, bells Is
hesrd far 'n the night.
Loaded wagons are erosslog the
Yadkin Hirer on the lee. '
OoL J. 3. Oarr, of Durham, was In
the clt yesterday afternoon.
The FrankUnton cotton prod net
eompany has been chartered.
Let 1857 take the back seat. The
v. oldest Inhabitant has given It up.
Market wagons are still scarce, and
provisions consequently "continue
high. - : ."V .
The graded schools of Durham sus-
' pended on account of the rough
. westker. ,
Remember, brethren, the disap
point ees always oat number the ap-
pointees. , . . , r-', -.
The railroad authorities are doing
all In their power to keep ap the sup-
ply of wood. . .
Remember that the sunshine of to
day may give way to clouds tomor
row, 'Remember the poor, '
Meet the soliciting com; ittees with
open hearts, open hands and open
purses especially the latter.
' , The motherin law joke should take1
a back seat, now that an Ohio ma
has "loped with his, and $800
The Ralelfth committee is hard at
work and some suffering from cold
and hanger will be at an end soon In
oar midst. ..; . .-, vv; ';,"'V''
The great Value of Hoods Sarsap
arilla as a remedy for catarrh is
TOdched for by thousands of people
whom it has oared.
The bursting of a water main on
' Fayetteville street caused a consider
able flood around the market house
and vicinity this- nr orning.
. Owing to the bad weather the, pre
sentation of the banner to the county
giving the largest democratic major
ity was postponed indefinitely.
There are too many ', lobbyists in
Washington this winter for the 'good
of the country, to say nothing of the
good names of some Congressmen.
The senate cleaned up its calendar
today.: The committees are hard at
work and the session may now be
aid to have commenced in dead ear-
.nest, .:,:.-;V:-' , ' , .; 'r-
; Mr. Joseph A. Parker, an old rail
- roader, died in Laurenburg recently
He was formerly master of transpor
tation on the Wilmington and Wei
don Railroad.
' Hon. J. R. .Mendenhall, mayor of
Greensboro, and chairman of the
chamber of commerce in that' plaoei
is in the city, the guest of Mr. H. H.
, Crocker, on East Hargett street.
Mr. 8. Otho Wilson was arrested
vesterday afternoon on a true bli
, found against him by the grand' jury
on account of his alleged connection
wlt.h-a secret political organization.
-' He ' was - recognized to appear ;at
court on his own recognizance.
- A notable story, "Reiteration,"
from the pen of Miss Dolly Higbee,
author of "In God's country." and
other well known writings, appears
in the January number of Fetter's
y Southern Magazine (Louisville, Ky.'.
Fetter tt Shober) ' This is a study of
exceptional Interest and is pro
nounoed by oiltics to be decidedly
' her best work --
Tha ra.ltmtn.f1a urn ' TU.OOITKD.' hilt
Dughl gets the finest Norfolk oysters
AILTHBTIMB He never fails and
. his restaurant Istheiefore the; great
resort of the ci'.y for stranger, and
citizens. Don't fail to call . fou w'.ll
- not be disappointed. Remember that
Dugbl UEVBR fails to have the best
the market afford", not ouly la bys
ten bat : ali, the delioacies of . the
, sewQuv - '
Appointments.
Gov. Crr has made the following
appointments : Private . Secretary, S.
F.Telfair.
Exeeatlve clerk, O L. HInton.
These are most excellent appoint
menu in all respects. We eongrata
ate both young gentlemen as well as
Gov. Carr He could not have made
better selections.
The Weather. -For
North Carolina: Fair, warmer
Saturday. . .
Local forecast made at station for
this vicinity:- : .. . .
On Saturday : fair weatner, siignt
y warmer. . v
Local data for 24 hours ending 8 a
m today: . -.
Maximum temperature, 80; mini
mum temperature 10; rainfall, 1.07.
Died,
At his residence, in St. Matthews'
Township yesterday afternoon, at
8:80 o'clock Mr. L. E. Reagan. He
leaves a widow to monrn his loss.
The burial will take place tomorrow
at It, o'clock in Oak wood Cemetery.
Cspt. Reagan was a most estimable
gentleman and was well known in our
city aud vicinity. For many years
be was conductor on the Raleigh and
Gaston Railroad where he gained
uiaoy triends.
At itest.
The remains of the late Miss Lena
o Donald were laid at rest last Wed
nesday afternoon. Ths funeral ser
vifvs took place from the Church of
the Good dhepherd, Rev. or , Pittin
ger offlcUting. The pallbearers were:
diessrs Henry Litchford, Edpar Hay
wood, Geo. Bergen, James Anderson,
Henry Kins and John Stronach.
The floral offerings f romloving friends
were beautlf ul. -
Wake Superior Court
The following oases were tried to
day: .." ; : .' .. ,: . ;
State vs Burwell Perry; bigamy;
continued for defendant.
State vs Burwell Perry; r. w. 1.; de
fendant in j ill until April 8, 1893, and
costs with leave to commissioners to
work on rou?s. ' v;;.1
State vs S Otho Wilson; secret po
litioal sociel y; set for Tuesday first
week March term 1893; bond filed.
State vs J. M. Yarborough et als;
conspiracy; defendant Yarborough 8
months on roade; Debnam and Rich
ardson 6 months on rads, and R Car
penter, Ed Carpenter, Will Carpen
ter, Sam Jones and Spenoe Carpen
ter 4 months on roads and each to
Day costs. .
State vs J no Price; 1. and r ; mort
gage discharged upon payment ol
costs. '
ew Conntieg.
-'- The Raleigh correspondent of .the
Wilmington Messenger says :
There are said to be plans on foot
before the Legislature for some lm
portant changes In counties. For .in
stance, it is proposed to carve a new
county oat of Richmond with Lau
rlnburg as the county seat; one out
of Chatham with Siler City as the
county seat, and one out of Guilford
with Pigh Point as the county, seat
It should be borne in mind however,
that It Is extremely difficult to pass a
bill creating a new county, r Few
things are more difficult, as the pro
moters of such - schemes have found
any time these ten years past There
are also some plans under oonsidera
tfon ' for changes of county seats.
These are to change the county seat
of Surry from Dobson to Mt. Airy; of
StokeB ' from iDanbury to Madison
of Rockingham from Went worth to
Reidsville. These plans will lead to
a fight no doubt. '
- We received today by express sev
eral cases ladies and men's rubbers,
Price 85o and 50o. '
' Wool!cott& Eon's.
117- III -t ..kl
;' b-ot8 and arctic overshoes this p m
by express (Jan iO), i . . . J ,
A , .' ' Woolicott B9n,
FROZEN UP.
Correspondence of tbe Visitor. '
MaCKBT's Fbkbt, Jan. 18 .
We are undergoing the wont
weather known In this section for
years. The boat rrom here to Kd en-
ton has been froze in on week; from
today. The Albemarle . sound -fs a
solid sheet of ice, filled in some places
six feet high. Four gentlemen" walk
ed from Edenton to Mackey'4 Ferry
yesterday evening, leaving Edenton
at ll a. jtn. and arriving here at 6:80
m bringing a sleigh with all. their
baggage on it. The, distance In VI
miles. Their name are Dr B R Phil-
ps, Capt Henry Morse, Capt Benry
Morse, Penn Tan, N Y, and F Grls
wold, Hammondsport, N Y
The keeper, at Lanr. 1 Point light
house left his house Sunday night it
having Deen rendered unsafe by Ice.
TobaccoUsers Smile Sometlmog
when told thai tobacco hurts them:
their wives never do, because shat
tered nerves, weak eyes, chronic c'
tarrh and lost manhood, tells the
story. If your hus'iand uses tobac.
you want him to quit, post younclf
about No'to.bac,thewonderful,hfirm
less, guaranteed tobacco habit rnre
by sending for our 'little book tlld:
"Don't Tobacco Bpt and 8mok
Your Life away," mailed free Drug
stores generally sell No to bae 'fl E
ST E KLIN REMEDY GO . Indiana
Mineral Springs, Indiana. Jalfl 13. p
Gent FtQe-;Foot,wear.i-:.
The Burt Packard "K(Jr)fct
8hape" for gentlemen Is accorded a
high place in the estimation of con
sumers.
For sale at "
O. Ai Shorwood & Co.f
Terr Special.
The m6st' sacrifice we are making
in our stock is in . dress goodstind
men'B stiff hats. All the stiff hats are
marked down greatly below cost, and
several lines of dress goods are .below
cost. Most prominently is outline
of pattern lengths in all wool suitings,
86 inches. These goods cost 88c- we
are now selling this line at 81c, regu
lar price was 60o in every stor but
purs; this reduction you see is 10 per
cent less than cost. All goods at cost
at D. T. Swindell's mammouth store.
Yon Need Not, and You Do Not
Care whether Swindell will or will
not leava Raleigh; what you care for
is the price of goods. If Swindell sells
goods at and below cost, you can bet
he has an object in view and that he
Is selling goods at cost, any one
with two grains of sense can tell If
they try. " '; :n
"Hi
Bee Hive Store.
(No Racket) V' :r
For this week only I will sell at one
half cost: Slate pencils at 6c dozen,
slatesSxdat 8o, 7x0 5c, lead pencils
So dozen, sardines' two boxes 5s, bak
ing powders any kind 15c lb, sauce n
all kinds So per bottle, solid oil 5c per
bottle, salmon, blue black mackerel
at 56 pier can, green turtle lOe.per box,
one half pint of ink 6o blueing 2o per
box, candles lo each, knives and folks
25o per sett, ' soap lo to 3c per cake,
starch 5o per pound, clothes pins 2e
per dozen, marbles 2c toJIOo per dozen.
mouth harps lo to 5c each, pipes,
Powhatan 2 for 6c, clay and cob 2 for
lo, fine toilet soap 8o per cake, six
quart jars 6c each, jeilltine 10c per
DOX, spieeiuo per pouuu, pepper no
per pound, thread ?o spool, twine 10c
per pound, tops to spin on ice lo to 8o
each, tin dippers 2 for 6o, wood pipes
2ie to So each. 2 large 10c boxes black
ing for 5c, 200 box matches ler eewjlng
thread lo skeine, black tea 15c - per
pound, green tea 80C per pound aud
thoaeands of other things In same
DroDortion for the cash. ot more
than $1.00 worth sold to any one per
son. 128 south wumington street
next door to Tuckers Co. i. f
m fl. J. DOWKETK
, Oa Car Cam Caroe-Caroe
petsw
You would really feel surprised If
you could see and know the low prices
. . at,
asked . for good carpets per. yard at
Swindell's. You can do well at B win
Cell's closing out sale; all goods a
wet, ; . y - V
TnSell Real EtUst.
Some very desirable ren attk for
salMby D T. Swindell.
A Rare Uhance. for a Library.
A new -t eouiuVt of tbe Eoevclo
pedla Brltauica renriot nt tbe
8th Edlnbarg edition ar low figure.
bU Is an opportunity that comes
once lu lif time. Th Brltanlca
eomes nearer handltog ami treating
exhaustively everv subject wthln
the range or Inronuation o1 of
thought than aoy n'her publication
Known, and you can get It at a low
figure at the B-e Hive. H J Dowell,
Manager, No 18 Sou'h WilDUneton
street.
Also the life of Bon Teff -mon Davis
by Mrs Da', eont! te n two vol'
nmes. Pric We offer the set at
$3. Other mr- nka for te at the
Bee Hive. B J !V-e;l. Manager, No
128 South WMraion d'wt
Rofteaaul Other Handsome
Cut Flowers Booqnfis, Btskets aud
norai Ueslgon Telephone .13
ai tf H htrinmbtz. Florist.
Special 8al L1lMC8nd nitgaeg
L)i'K Wraps.
As cold wathrtras this one's
thought') naturtlly turus to comfort
able clothing We have a number of
ladies and ini?gp lone wraos to be
sold at about, half price. Tf a etito
mr will get suited In a wrap we will
promise to suit th onstomer In
price Thiq is a clearini: sale for a
certain portion of onr wrap stock and
we are not gong to let tbe price keep
nem irotn t etagr sold
W. H & R. 8 TU0KBR & Co.
We have reduced the price on sev
eral lines of our children's school
shofs.
Woolhott 4 Sons
$150.
A8K FOR
1 OUR
LADIES'
$11.50
GENUINE DON-
0OLA
KID SHOES.
TTIiie hest
Inn the
DRY GOO DS STORE
We Are Making
READY
; FOR A-
Bie Sprlne: Trade.
The fluttering success ofjthe past sa
: son encourages us to enlarge our
stock. The people demand It.
In order to make .room we shall of
fpr some indn5cmH;,ts von cannot
afford to miss. Prices will be made on
WINTF1 FABRICS
HEAVY SHOES
PLEASINQ.
GRATIFYING,
SATISFACTORY
C-A- Shsrwood Co
New Arrivals
We have lust received a nice line of Men's
. " -ii . n r . AM
- oaoes ana wiu save you k we
;t . every pair you buy.
Brogans from fl to tl 47.
Urees Hboea i z-t o
Rubbers from 38c to 49o
Men's Crush Hat 47c to $1 88. '
aJVJI'Si ajlllM FKJ W
Silk Hats tl 8, Men's Scarfs 10 to 49c,
Undershirts ao w s,
Working Hhirts aio W H , ... .
Dress SMrts 44o to f l,i Bed Blankets tl to
- 10 47, uorsn iJiapjteis uaw
Hair Buggy Robes $6 to t7, worth $10 1 anv
iMAita HhnM from 97c to t2 48
uiu. Ck w.n, Qn tn SI 07. 1 JtrlifM Rnb-
bers 20c to 39o. Chenille Curtains 14 78,
worm 98. (
"129 1 THE LION 16
rayttvill at Racket Stwrea Martin
Hardware, &c.
A BISCUIT MILL
or a set of
BREAD, CAKES FRD1T KNIVES
will make an acceptable present
to any housr keeper.
A BOX OF TOOLS
or ona of our
CickinsrMuleBanks
for your boy.
A. POCKET KNIFE
for ymr husbiud or son.
RALEI iH. V. C
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EW MILLINERY.
The - Latest
. (loyalties.
::::::;:::The mosDesiiaMer
shes and stapes
BOY'S CAPS, CHILDREN'S-
SCHOOL aND DRESS HATS
ziofaats' Silk Caps aad;:::::
- stirred Hats.
..We have Millinery to suit every-
body in style and price.
t.a
Orders from a
distance will re-...... ..
Cfiive prompt at- -,
tention. ,
MISS
MAGGIE
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FaxbttevillkSt .....
Dry Oood. Notions), jfte.
8PK0IAL
Carpet : Sale.
A carpet bniiess a large as ours
aturally requires a great, number of
patterns, a portion of which must be
on hand at tbe close of the season.
New. patterns and colorings are
brought out each succeeding season.
The residue stock must be sold to
make room for new goods.
,We soon "take stock'! an( Immedi
ately thereafter begins new carpet
work for spring and we wish these
carpets ol y 1 time. ;
V.II.B S.TUCKERf CO,
123 and 125 Fayetteville Street
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