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RALEIGH, THURSDAY, ji"ARCH 16. 18!3.
VOL. XXVIII.
NO. 121
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ITY IN BRIPF.
Gardening hu now eommsaeed In
thiselty.
Bee advertisement la this Usue of
V0 wanted.
The traok fllds of this vicinity is
doing well thit fins weather.
Eggs are becoming more plentiful
and in letting at a readable price,
11, oents per doi-n.
Mrs 8alllT u, wife of Dr. H. L. Sul
livan of Germantoo, committed eat
ctde on Tuesday last by taking strycu
bine.
West of Olevelaud Ohio, yesterday i
it was snowing Th) cool weather
was feit here this morning from its j
effects. The signal service predicted
color weather today and It came.
The directors of the penitentiary
board yesterday at their meeting
elected Mr F 8 SpruUl chairman of the
board. The board was In session to
day And hare probably eoleoted
other officers.
There will be a called meeting of
Raleigh Council 551 R at 8 o'clock
Monday night, Mtroh 20th. for con
ferrlrg degrees Officers are expected
to be present. Members earnestly
requested to atteod.
vAt th request of numerous Sun ly
schoolteachers, Mrs Eiler will gle
an exposition of the dundiy School
lesson for next Sunday, at the Y M.
0. A parlors to night at 8 o clock for
Pnnday school teachers and all others
who may wish to attend.
Two gentlemen met yesterday,
shook hands, and in a conversation
with each other in regard to drinking
whiskey, one said he was 48 years old
and had never touched a drop of
whiskey or took a chew of tobacco in
his li'e Tbe other said he was .
yars old ruI 1 ad not touched
either.
The Goldisboro Argassays: The fu
n.r of the late Mrs vm. Gobb
Whitfield wet neld fmm St. Stephen's
E nscopal cnurcn on ijoanymonmig,
and the ediflc i was not able to ac
commodate the larg-v concourse of
our citizens that gathered o pav the
last sad tribute to one who t h . uirh
but so recently come auiong u. hud
woo all hea'ts. The floral tributes
were many and beautiful, and the
interment was made ia Willow Dale
cemetery. All the little orphans of
the Home, of which she was the m
tron, carried sprigs of evergreen in
their hands, and before the "narrow
house" closed forever oa iir who had
been so gentle a mother them. ( bey '
filed by and each one t.hrw into th"
grave upoo her coffi i. ti e r sprig
weepln bitterlv No eye looked on
weepms uiuun i.t ,
that was not filled with tears, md
strong men broke down and wept
like children. Th9 funeral was at-1
tended by tbe members of Nene :
lodge, t. O O F of the city in abcTdy,
but without regaltis atjd Messrs. Ja-
cobi and Bellamy, of Wilmington, ?
w nf.. a..n tM
offloers of the State Grand Lodge,
were in attendance.
Bntterily Tea.
The Isabella Oirele of King's Daugh f
ters are basy today in working up a '
1 . i t, Kl,IM, nn
transformation of the bnllding on
Payetteville street, formerly occupied .
by MoKlmmon, uoseiy Mcee.'j
They will beglu a beautifulls,: -nbvel
entertainment tomorrow evening, to
be known as a ' Butterfly Tea." This '.
Is something new and delightfully
Aloe. The pretty secrets of whoh'can "
only be known by, attendiag The
tea is given with , a view to raising ;
funds for the purpose of paying tbe j
expenses ot an invalid now in the bos-
pltal here, to a.northero hospital. He j
. . 1 . 111 A. I '
ho misses tnis pleasure win not ub
Wise.
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When vou speak or even think of i
spring midlcine, how quickly Hood's
pyr'UK mcumiuc, j i
Bars a pa rill a comes into your mind.
Take It now.
The Monitor oil stove is a great sao
c'obb. For sale by W. fi. Hughes.
Died.
TeeUHayat5:80p o at her rett
dene oq Nortb Person street. Mrs.
Anna R. wife of Qeo W. Marsh; af
ter a short attack of Pneumonia.
The f antral notice will be published
tn the morolog papers.
LltMe Eva, the daaghter of I. H.
and 8usao A. Jones, died al fire
o'clock this morning, aed 9 fears
4 months 10 days" She has been a
great snffrer all ber life.
ro o r.
Regular meeting of Beaton -ales
lodge, o. 6. 1 0 O P. tonight
at 7 30 oVock. A'ork in the de
grees nod ciber Important matters
to b attended to Every member is
? eqnoeted to be- on hand. Organist
and Degree Staff especially rtqaested
to be present. A ordUl cvitalon
to a'l Odd Fallows.
R. L. BrjRsaiAD, 17, G.
THtKM, Reo. Sec
Fire.
About 9:10 oVook this afternoon an
alarm of Are was turned in from bos
26 corner Hrgett and S alo sheets.
The lire was iu the house owned by
Messrs. Julius Lewis & Do. and occu
pied ly a Mr Btrrett The hoae
was not damaged very mnoh
owing to the promptness of the fire
otnpaHes They were on time and
di i g-od work, which they always do.
Altimat htff.tr.-t l.ha ft rat alarm Vifl.fi
oeaged 8oaodlog aQOther oqj wg gent
!lnfrombox,4t Jq tfae S0UthwMt,era
j portion of the city. A house occn-
' pied v,y a 00jored man was damaged
very Bnght.
Tb)g j BOmetbing that never hap
peDel in Rsleigh before two fire at
one time and it shows that Raleigh
j8 'humping" herself,
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5c5 a Yard-special Stile.
Ginghams for drosses and aprons.
vv'oolloott & 8ons.
Freh Table Mutter
D T Jotltuon
$500 m lustaUonnnts Warned
It fan be donhlel io 12 months
Ad Was, Alexiudr," P. . Box 277
Raleisb N O mhleodtf
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Social Snl of ing'iams at 5o yard
on Moaday, March 20. at
Woollc tt & Sons.
AIt'Iinry.
Our millinery this season wil! sur
pass all previou rfforte In style and
beauty we will be in the lead, in
piices we can suit all. Swindell.
A Bright Light.
We come before tbe Deo le this
eeasou as a bright, light ia the way of
prices Our buyer has heen able to
obtain more barUns this season than
ever before Values will b9 showo in
every line, and It is left to vou wheth.
er you take advantage of this or not.
SwIndellv
Fln Apple.
ao(1 plorida oranses at
D 'p Johnson's.
7 T. t ...
Jelly apple butter and bsst quality
mln ' rrt 1(taTh .
D T. Johnson Si
N. O. hams, sides and shoulders at
D T. Johnson's.
, Woollcott & 8ons will have a spe
clal sale of ginghanps at fie a yard, on
Monaay, March Come early and
Becure the pick.
Fone better iu f his city or any oth
er. For the bert line of medium
priced hose, we excel Or 26o line
of fast blacks ae unequaled We
8911 an Imported German half hose at
15c. and a full, regular fast black rib
bed hose at loo Remember that.
; . O. A Shrhwood & Co.
For Rent.
Two 4 Room dwelllosrs
m'366. L D. WoMBLK.
Wood. Wood
( Send your orders to B. F. Cheat
f bam store for dry Pine Wood, 220
wumtngton streer men la-ra
1 V r ' , , . ,
, Sam, you have struck it now. That
! .Via hnah fit 1 hnv AVer n TAn
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have. Where did you get It from?
J. R. TAYLOR B SON,
Merchant Tailors,
No. S10 tio. Wilmington t.
Raleigh, 17, 0.
W. H Roger, No. It Etohaoge
PI ee. wholesale and rtll dealer In
chickens, ages, butter country pro
dace and groceries. Consignments
solicited. mhl&et
The Ottcrburn Llthla Water
as a Deauttfler.
LIT 1 HB XiADtK& TftT IT ABD BI COS
TI5CBD HOW DOBS IT DO TUST
Arsenie Is taken la smUl qaantlee
'or the complexion, and this water
bas arsenic enough to be beneficial,
but not enough to be hurtfol .' Fow
ler's eolation mast be stopped very
soon, or the fee tod body will be
come swollen Pot to with this; yon
can drink it all your Hie and not be
hart Again, the soda and potash
expel the unwholesome gas from tbe
swollen and painfu'lv distended stom
aoh of the dyspeptic; the llthla, ar
senic, iron and iodine start the torpid
liver, expel tbe bile whieb has over
ft wn the evetem and lent Its saffron
hue to the skin; tbe ngly pimples
disappear, healthy blood tingee the
complexion with roses, and the' bro
mine brings sweet sleep to tbe tired
eyelids. Thus U brlotrs a doable
blessing-it heals and it beautifies.
If you think this is an exaggera
tion, ask those who have tried It, and
above all, look at them aud see the
change la their complexion. 'Deliv
eredtoany part of the tity at 20c
a bottle, by J. Hal Bobbltt.
Twelve large, fried oysters for 20
cnta at A. Daghi's. Who can beat
this
New 25c. Spring Dress Goot.
o day we received a beautiful line
of dress goods and wash fabrics We
can please yon now better than ever
before. Trimming silks, oor ts, &n
ishing eimps to match. New lot of
shoes, slippers, 4o Tenuis shoes a'
00, 70 and $1. a pair.
O. A 8HBBW00D tl Co.
Freh bananas, grapes and apples
at A. Dngbi's.
Signs of Spring
When tbe blosst ma all haVeblow'd.
When the trump is on the"road,
When tbe spring chick thinks he's old
enough to crow;
Then tbe trade begins to hum.
Then t be buBlnyss it wilt come
To the firm thatj hartbe goods and
and sells them out so low.
Second Spasm.
When you see our little sign,
Ton can bet we are io line,
To give the buyer figures that are
right;
When you read this little ad,
You will know yon are wanted bad
To come and get oar bargains, out of
sight.
The Lasc.
Our drees goods department is com
plete;
Our carpets and matting can't be beat';
Our millinery the finest on this stree-;
In our shoe department you get there
with both feet. .Swindell.
Fresh Norfolk
TIME at
oysters ALL THE
A. Daghi's.
Bex Hospital ot Sale.
. The rale at public auction, of lots
belonging to the Rex Hospital Trns.
tees will le continued on Saturday,
the '8th Inst , beginning at lt,A 'deck
Terms: One third cash, balance pay
able in equal installments at 6 and 12
months from date of salef interest on
deferred payments at 6 &r cent per
annnm. R H. BATfltf , Pres't.
March lPth, 1893 36 -
Ladies Mnglln Underwear.
Many ladies dislike to bay made nr
underwear, because it is eo often
poorly made. We carry in stock
ladies1 cambric and Muslin under
wear in inexpensive and the finer
grades These garments are of good
materials carefully made and sold at
the closest possible prices. Taking
in consideration the cost of making
we can offer made up garments at
prices as low and 'ower than they can
be made at home. These are always
j cheerfully shown upon request.
! W H frR 8. Tuck b a & Co.
To the Ladies.
Did yon know you could have any
thing in the way of cloaka, shawls,
and dresses cleaned and; v dyed at
Harris' Steam Dye Workawltbout the
slightest Injury to the goods? We
make a specialty of cleaning ladles'
fine light colored cloaks and walking?
Jackets We enarantee to makeltbem
ook perfectly new, no matter how
much they may be soiled' We can
furnish references that will convince
you of this fact. t-- '
On account of fire onr office is at 124
East Park Avenue, next to J A
Spenoe Si Pro., until further notice.
To the PubiifC
.Mrs Elizabeth McGowa'jfc back of
the jail. Is prepared to da anything
in tbe tine of dyeing and pressing
ladies' bonnets In the latest styles of
. the season. Head In youx. work.
lVnnleii.
Gentium u tr Ui. t. tnv l: no
prnereooe wne-- q -iinca'to-' are
equal; salarv. $7 and traveMI- t ex.
peoses Position permanent Ru
way fare paid here If -ngag-d Kn
elose reference and send address with
tamped envelope
iBSTrHAL MaBASKR,
Lock Drawer P,
tnoh8-l8t Chicago, III.
lee eisan every day at
mlStf
A. uoghi't.
For Iteut
The destrahls store on Fayt-ttevllle
treet, No. 12. now occupied by W.
H. Lvon, is for rent by April 1.
Apply to D. Rosenthal
mch6 lm
Have Yon Rrd the Latest?
In advertising our 1'OOTHa.f'HE
REMEDY; we wonld also like to call
tbe attention M t he public to tht- fact
that we have j st r-ceived an enor
mOOS VarietV of I ntt.'a f!lahrof
Frait Jaioes, nnd Hre now ready to
mruisn oar patrons witn tne best and
latest drinks of the season, prepared
and diknensed in art latin rtrri frnm
the pnre fi alt juices
lew u willims ft King,
Druggists and Pharmacists.
Bones and Other Handsome
Out Flowers Bouquets, Biskets and
Floral Designs. Telephone 113
a4 tf JH. Stbikmbte, Florist.
A fall set of the Encyclopedia Brit,
anlca, ninth Edinburg edition. Also
life of Jefferson Da "Is by Mrs Davis,
at half pric. for sale bv J Dow
el', 128 Sonth WUmiogton str"et
MDQfcMIIS!
Just received a beautiful line of
GINGHAMS
SCOTCH ZEPHYRS
The beat and durable stock of
oes
in tbe State. fEvry pair war.
ranted to wear just as rf presented
DRY GOODS STORE
; SRitIG GOODS !
Noi5r ' Trunks.
Dress Good' . Laces, Embroideries,
Gloves (in ' and Hosiery, Under
wear, Table and Bed Linens,
Towels, Crashes and
White Goods.
We direct attention of all readers
of this paper to the numerous lines
mentioned of which our present stock
is unusually attractive and on which
our prices aro exceedingly low
Our Cincinnati line of tine eboeB for
ladies and Brockton band uade for
men are e crood as can be had:
Perfect h ' j 1 faction guaram eed.
Call ai.it "inmine the full stock.
The tr ' pretty, The styles in
teresti'M, ntion po2ite. No trou
ble to goods.
Flue
. tolling Trnnks a
"p laity.
C. 1 Smii & k
JUST as WeSAID
On March 1st we would move to
18 Martin street, next door to the
Farmer's Bank. 'Here we are all in
good shape and now ready for busts
.ness. We will be pleased to serve
' our friends, customers and tbe pub
lie. We have everything kept in a
, first class dry goods store, with a full
line of millinery. Also bur salesmen
and salesladies will take, great pleas
are in showing you tbronch their
' stock If von don't want to buy come
and look'
Racket Store,
unntmst
El
Uardvare, &e
A III8UUIT. MILL
or a set of
Nft CAKES FROITKNlVfS
will make an auceptrble present
to any bonrkiper.
A BOX OF TOOLS
or on- ,-f cur
Kicking MuleBanko
for your boy.
A POCKET KNIFE
for yoarhaebat-1 c r son
i r ki isc,
DO vou
PERL YOUR I'iTE E-,TIS?
It is to s-un the !est of everything in the
furniture i at the most reasonable rates
and the pli-ce above 1 others fn Raleigh is
at tbe eni; -.Tuim -t - t i
iii
the well-known dealers, Exchange Place,
south side of the market.
Besides all the other novelties in the
furniture business consis'ing of bureaus,
French beveled looking glasses, willow and
rattan chairs, wardrobes, mattresses, they
have a fine line of the new spring style
BABY CARRIAGES,
f hey are beauties. Desks of fine furniture,
&c. Don't forget the New Home 8ewing
Machine Needles and Oil You can sav
noney by calling.
Dry Goods. Notion, &v.
V II S.TUrKERsCO.
NOVELTIES
IN
An extensive assortment of styles in
La ies' and Children's low s oca. Ladies'
Huntingdon ties, patent leather tip, - with
fancy lace piece. Russet, tin, dark brown,
red and ay oxfords. Misses and children's
red and dark tan one-strap slippers with
silver buckles.
Spjing heel Oxfords in fancy colors.
These at very attractive prices.
!
W. U. & R. S. TUCKER & CO.,
i 123 and 1 FayetteyiUe 8treet.
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