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VOL. XXVIII.
RALEIGH, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 10. 1893.
NO. 92
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CITY IN BRIP.F.
It certainly rained laat night.
And now we have "Scotland"
county.
Who will be the pabllo printer, ia
-the question tcday.
The matter of railroad taxation is
in a fair way ofsettlement.
Several members of the legiel&tare
are confined to their rooms with sick
ness.
Beats on sale for the "Gladiator1'
at MacRae's drugstore. Secure them
at once.
"The Gladiator" was the foremost
piece of the late Edwin Forest. It is
a great play.
Several ex-Senators are In the city,
looking over the scenes of their
former glory.
Mr. J. 0. L.Harris is now connected
with the night editorial staff of the ,
Dally Chronicle.
The spring term of Rockingham
county court will be held by Judge
Graves. Judge Boy kin is sick. j
Miss Janet Andrews continues very !
Ill at the residence of her grandpa'
rents, Mr. and Mrs Albert Johnson
A gentleman drew the money for a
check of $500 from bank this morning
and lost it on the streets shortly after
wards. Stewart. Ellison has been removed
as janitor of the postofflce building
and Haynes Clark appointed in his
place.
There was a lengthy discussion of
the Wilmington and Weldon Rail
road tax tnitter in the capitol thie
morning.
Another grand skating carnival
will be held at Stronaeh's warehouse,
Wednesday February 15. Prizes will
be given away.
The joints and muscle are so lubri
Gated by Hood's Sarsaparilla that
all rheumatism and stiffness soon dis
appear. Try it.
Thd legislature has received an h
vitation to attend the anniversary
exercises of the twotocieties at Wake
Forest on the 17th.
A caucus of the democratic mem
bers of the general assembly wis held
in the House of Representatives this
afternoon at 8:30 o'clock.
The Young Men's Christian Assoc!-:
ation of Greensboro is in danger of
losing their property for want of a
few hundred dollars. This is not as
it should be.
The sacred musical concert at the
Church of the Good Shepherd last
night was highly successful. The
program was excellent and admirably
rendered.
The committee on pnblie printing
recommend that the printing be given
at the present rate, but that the
party appointed printer shall turn
into the state treasury 15 per cent of
the amount.
Robert Downing, the favorite
American tragedian, is the joint
anchor of a romance founded on the
story of Damon and Pythias, which is
entitled "A True Knight." Mr.
Downing became interested in this
work from the fact that he is a mem
ber of the, order of Knights of Pyth
las, whose ritual is derived from the
story, as well as from the study of
John Banim's play dealing with the
same subject. The book follows
closely the historical authorities re
garding the customs, the institutions
and the history of Syracuse, tha
coupd' etatof Dionysius the tyrant,
and the part taken by Damon
in the opposition to the ambitions
general. In the development of the
interest, however the authors took
the liberty of exercising their imagl
nations. The result is a very inter'
talnlng volume, and one that is very
popular with the Kn'ghtsof Pythias
the principles of whose order it encul
cates. Mr. Downing will play the
auAintor at Metropolitan hall Toes
day night. Seats on sale at MacRae's
drugstore,
Prompt Payment.
Yesterday, Mr. Wm. M. Russ the
popular and efficient state agent
of the Mutual Life Insurance Com
piny of Kentucky paid the loss on
Capt R J. Powell who recently died.
This is quick work and speaks well
for "Will" and the company he represents.
Married
Last night at the residence of the
bride's father, Mr. G. W. Bishop, in
this city, Mr. James Atkins was
united ic marriage to Miss Ella
Bishop, Rev. W. E. Hocutt, of Wake
Forest performing the ceremony.
After the cremony a delightful re
ception was held. We wish them
much happiness.
A Card of Thanks
Please permit me through the Vl8
ITOR. in bhalf of myself and the
other officers of the fire department,
to sincerely thank those of our clti
zens who rendered us such valuable
aid at the fire yesterday morning at
Latta and Myatt's warehouse.
I fully appreciate the unselfish aid
rendered us and the city, and wish to
bear testimony that it was conquered
only after a most persistent fight
Reepctfully,
E. B. ENGLKHA.RD,
Chief Fire Dept.
A Noble Oaue. ....
The Durham Sun says: Mrs. Fan
nie Hayes, who has charge of the
King's Daughter mission room in
Raleigh was in the citv last evening
en route to Oxford with five little
orphan children that she was taking
to the Orphans' Home. They were
bright and interesting little children.
Four of thorn were from Raleigh and
the othar oaecauao from Wilmington,
but the King's Daughters bad been
instrumental in getting them all in
at the Home.
Trustee's Meeting.
The meeting of the trustees of the
university at Ohapel Hill, which took
place yesterday in th office of the
governor was well attended and much
business was transacted
A report of the committee concern
ing the bequest of the late Mary
Smith was submitted, showing that
about $13,500 will be realized.
Hon K H. Battle, treasurer of the
institution, submitted his report.
The bursar also submitted his re
port.
There are now 317 students at the
university. None are receiving free
tuition.
It was agreed to ask the legislature
for necessary funds for repairs, &c.
Epworth League.
There was a large attendance at
the Epworth league meeting held at
Edenton street church last night.
The president submitted his report
which was highly encouraging, and
the future is highly satisfactory. The
following officers for the ensuing year
were elected: ,
Presidt nt J. G. Brown.
Secretary Miss Josephine Reese.
Treasurer Mrs. B. P. Williamson.
Leader of charity and help deveL
bpment Mrs. J. N. Cole.
Leader of literary and social de
partnient Vfrs. Garland Jones.
Leader of Christian effort depart
ment W, E. Pell.
Leader of parsonage art depart
ment Mrs. W. H Bobbitt.
Leaders of Marvin chapter Mrs. T.
B- Moseley and Miss Edith Royster.
Good News.
No other mdioine in tbe world was
ever given such a test of its curative
qualities, as Otto's cure. Thousands
of bottles of this great German reme
dy are being distributed FREE OF
CHARGE, bv druggists in this country
to those afflicted with Consumption,
Asthma. Lung dieases, giving the
people proof that Otto's cure will cure
rhem, and that it is the grandest tri
umph of medl.-ml science. Samples
free. Large bottles 0o - '
For sale by W. H King & Co., corner
Fayetteville and Hargett ptreete.
For North Carolina: Local showers
today or tonight. Fair Saturday,
colder in east portion.
Local forecast made at station for
this vicinity:
On Saturday: Clearing, slightly
cooler.
Local data for U hours ending 8 a
m. today:
Maximum temperature, 68; mini
mum temperature 42; rainfall, 0 70.
The next criminal court for Wake
will be held March 27th.
Valentines.
If you want valentines go to Wooll-
eott & Sons.
Little Boy, Little Boy, Lend
Me Your Ear.
Tomorrow morning we will have a
special sale. Boy's wool hats, black,
brown, blue, at 8tf each. Slightly im
perfect. D. T. Swindell.
Boy's Wool Hats.
Ten cento each at Swindell's to
morrow. One day only.
Listen, Boy.
If you have not 8o to buy a wool
hat at Swindell's special sale tomor
row, tell the policeman on your beat
to give j on 8o. Likely he will dp it.
At 8c Tomorrow.
The boy's wool hats which Swin
dell will sell at special, sale tomorrow
are slightly Imperfect but are worth
more than 8c, but 8c gets one tomor
row at Swindell's
Not Because
Don't think our special sale of
bov's hats at 8o each tomorrow is old
stock. Not so; but slightly imperfect.
Are worth three times as much.
D T. Swindell.
Tomorrow rt 9 He Hangs.
At 9 o'clock tomorrow we bang out
the sign of special sale , boy's Wool
hats at 8c Sale lasts all day at .,
D T. Swindell's.
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Confederate Belies.
Persons having relics of the late
war can dispose of them by addressing
117 South Fayetteville St., Raleigh,
N O. Arthur A. Spitzer,
Late Adj't Gen. Grand Camp Confed
erate Veterans.
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Climax Ginghams, Apron Checks,
made at the Caralelgh mills,8cayd,at
Woollcott & Sons.
For Sale.
A show case 6 feet long, in good or
der; been used one year. Apply to
fe9 4t A. Viola.
A folding seat for veranda or park
service, sold by W. H. Hughes, is very
unique, handy and inexpensive..
The "Maple Leaf? is a gennine
Dongola Button Boot for ladies, Kid
' Top, Overlap seam, Button holes
i worked, Smooth Insole. The best
$1.50 Shoe we have seen.
u. a. unerwooa cc uo.
See Here. S
All bjimbugery laid aside. Call and
see our $26, all wool suits a fit guar
anteed. J. R. Taylor & Sera
Merchant Tailors,
No. 210, So. Wilmington St.
New line of "Gloria Silk" pmbrel
las, Gossamers and Rubbers. ?
C. A. Sherwood & Co.
If yon want to see an elegant line
of dress ginghams and other wash
! fabrics for spring wear, go to WoolL
cott & Sons.
White Gaodg, Laces and Em
broideries.
We are now showing new lines, of
cambric and Nalnsoos edgings, insert
intra atmi all over Embroideries. Cam-
brio and Nainsook luckings, Tor
ohan and Medici edgings and insert
tnaa nhnnked Nainsooks. Sheer Plaid.
Lawns, French Lawns, Victorias and
India Linens, Persian Lawns, striped
and checked Dimities, Soft Corded
Nainsook Checks, soft finished Naiu.
arulr .Trtiiea' n&mbrics. Masallas &o
Our present showing of these goods is
the most attractive we qave ever
made.
W. H.. St R. B. TUCKER & CO.
Wood Wud'l.
Stinri vonr rtrilera in R V Phuata
ham's store for dry Pine Wood. 225
Wilmington street ja 81 lm
Pallca's Wall Trunks. "Common
Sense" Is the trade mark.
C h. 8herwood & Co.
For No-To-Bac,
wholesale or retail, apply ro the sole
agents, Nicholson & Co.. Raleigh,
N.O.
A full set of tha EriRVftlontrilfL Krlt..
anica. ninth FMinhnrir nriltlrm. Alan
life of Jefferson Davis, by Mrs Davis,
at hair price, fr sale hy 1 J Dow
ell, 128 South Wilmington street.
Burt & Packard's Korrect 8hapes"
Shoes for gentlemen, any size or style.
Price $5.00.
C. A Sherwood Sc Co.
Roses and Other Handsome
Cut Flowers Bouquets, Baskets and
Floral Designs. Telephone 113.
ja4 tf H. Stkinmktz, Florist.
Try "Sherwood's Solid Service"
Shoe for Boys, $2.00, for Men, 13.00.
u. a unerwooa & uo.
The choicest line of Hamburgs,
Torchons. Ribbons and Laces can be
found at Woollcott & Sons.
The "Little Trojan" line of School
Shoes gives perfect satisfaztion. Try
a pair, you will want them again.
C A. Sherwooii & Co.
$1.50.
9K FOR
OUR
LADIES'
$1.50
GENUIXB DON
GOLA KID SHOES.
Hun the
.World for
Tbe inioimey
JSTOBEIS'
DRY GOODS STORE
CHEAP SHOES,
Ask to See Tnem.
For a few days we make special
prices on the following brands of
men's veal calf shoes :
THE LOWEST YET MHED,
" MAGNET," was .$1.25 now, 90c
"PRIZE," " 1.50 " $1.20
"ARTISAN," " 1.50 " 1.20
"TRADE WINNER," 1 50 " 120
Full line of Fine Children's Shoes
just received.
Tl "LITTIE THOJi"
a great favorite and a tough wearer.
Call for them.
0 A- Sherwood Co
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fltav deceive the public for
a time, but sooner or later
they will awake to th9 proven
fact thar, to secure a d liar's
worth of goods for one hundred
cents, the mnst purchase
thir ruDDer snoes 01 tne
LYGI1 RftfKET STORES,
Ladies Rubbers 15c, Good
year's Rubber for ladies 24c
mens. 38c, Ameri
can Storm Rubbers
for ladies 39 cents,
LYONS RACKET STORES,
120 Fayetteville St., 16 Martin St-
Uardvare, &c.
A BISCUIT MILL
or a set of
BREAD, CAKE 4 FRUIT KNIVES
will make an acceptable present
to any housekeeper.
A BOX OF TOOLS
or one of cur
Kicking MuleBanks
foryour boy.
POCKET KNIFE
for your husband or son.
RALEIGH, tf. C.
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Do you know why it. u that the wall loio-vn
11 rm or
THOMAS & MAXWELL
ATfl leniiini' in t.hn linp rf tha fnmiinM Knj.
inea in Rnleich ? It in hpi'aima Hioit an of
fering inducements rarely met with in this
nii-wr rrknnn.AM IT i. 1 1 i
the be3t bargains ever Sfen here. There has
never beep, such a chance to secure all the
NOVELTIES
in a furnihirn linn. In fant thow iro nVintir,'n
immense harc;ains. AU the newest designs,
as Bureaus, French Beveled Looking Glass
es, Willow and Rattan Chairs, Wrdrobes.
oiatLresses, 06c. iQgeiner witn a spiencuu se
lection of ' hinawareol all descriptions' You
can save at least $25 on a
8 JIT OF FURNITURE
and a corresponding saving on everything
else by calling on "
Thomas & Maxwell
Exchange Place, South side Market.
Notice.
Notice ia herfihv crvan that artrvlinofiin
will be made to the present legislature to in.
corporate the North State Brown Stone
Company. ja24
Dry Goods, flfotfons, &c.
COUNTER P ANES
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TABLE LffiEfiS.
DURING THIS WEEK WS WILL
MA.KE A SPECIAL DISPLAY OP
: Counterpanes' and
TABLE LINENS.
Q ur collection of thesa
joods is so Yarieds to
paake this exhibition
interesting to every
..HOUSEKEEPER.
These will be shown upon tables just
at oar Fayetteville street entrance.
r.HiB.nupico,
123 and 125 Fayetteville Street,
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