VOL. XXVIII.
RALEIGH, MONDAY, MARCH 27. 1893.
NO. 130
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- CITY is bhikf.
This Is Holy week.
Mr O U Baibee U la Washington
City.
The work of Improving Pallea park
till continues.
Judge Browa arrived in the city
last Saturday.
The health of Raleigh Is said to be
unusually good.
Col L D 8tephenson, of Swift Creek
township, is la the city.
Additional track trains are being
put on the Atlantic Coast Line.
The Episcopal and Catholic church
es are being beautifully decorated for
Easter
About six car loads of phosphates
are dally shipped from tht Caral
elgh mills.
Caraleigh is assuming all the pro
portions of a sprightly little suburb
an village.
Regular meeting of Wm. Q Hill
Lodge, No. 218, will be held tonight
at 7 8) o'clock.
Extensive repairs will commence on
the deaf and dumb and blind institu
tion about the 1st of Jane.' .
Yesterday was Palm fiunday and
appropriate sermons were preached
in some of the churches.
Jndge Brown left no Important
matters untouched in his talk to the
grand jury this morning.
The health of the pupils at the in
stitution for the deaf and dumb is re
ported better than for some years.
A little .touch of the northwestern
blizzard reached us this morning. It
is a pleasure to feel that it can hardly
last long.
The uarriage of Mr Geo 0 Heck, of
this city, to Miss Eugenie . Gray, of
Greensboro, is announced to take
place April 84th next.
The secretary of the North Caro
lina press association is making full
arrangements for the visit to the
world's fair about May 20th.
The children's entertainment at
Peace Institute last Friday night was
ft most irteresting occasion. The re
citations and music were excellent.
Clean up the back yards and pre
serve the utmost care in the matter
of sanitary regulations, This is . the
Barest method of keeping off disease .
Last Saturday the first car load of
the state's exhibits to the world's
fair left for Chicago There are five
others to tllow, the last leaving on
the 7th of April.
Mr Ed Chambers Smith has been
selected to deliver the commence,
alumni oration at Davidson college.
Rev Eugene Daniel will preach the
baccalaureate sermon. -
It is stated that Mr B. R Lany.the
new commissioner of labor statistics,
will establish as a feature of his office
an employment bureau. It may be
' the means of doing much good.
The annual convention of the
Young Men's Christian Association,
which meet in Winston next week,
is expected to be a grand occasion.
All the associations of the state are
expected to be represented.
Professor Turlington, of Johnston
county, has a walking cane that was
presented to Commodore Perry in
commemoration of his victory on
Lake Erie, in 1813. It should, if pos
sible, be procured and placed it the
state museum.
The baby brigade will soon be one of
our feature and the little ones must
have showy and attractive turnouts.
In this line Messrs Thomas & Max
well can't be excelled in North Caro
Una. Not only this but in.everything
else pertaining to the furniture line
they are ; without doubt the leaders
All the novelties nan be found at, their
immense emporium on Market square
south side of the market.
' There will ' bd serious trouble if
you don't overcome those dyspeptic
symptoms. Hood's Barsaparilla is
the medicine you need.
The Electric Cars.
Work will commence at once on the
extension of the street ear Hoe to
Pollen Park. From this point to
Brookside, a distance of about four
miles. Manager Huffsiys the road
will be placed in first class condition
forming a trunk line and the ears will
ruu through without change. A ear
rnnning in Fayettevll'e street will
make close connect Ions of fifteen min
utes. Many improvements will be
made at BrookMde Park, and it is in
contemplation to remove the switch
back from the fair grounds to the
park Various other improvements
are contemplated.
Evangelist 8choo1field.
Rev. Mr. Cole received the follow
ing letter this morning in reference to
Mr. Scboolfield who is conducting
the meeting at Ed en ton Street Meth
odist church:
Danville, Va , March 25, 1893.
Dear Bro. Cole Upon my own mo
tion I desire to say to you that Bro.
James E. Schoolfleld, who goes today
, to conduct a service in your church.
is one of the most consecrated men as
well as efficient preachers I have ever
. known. Mo man can have a more
' thorough confidence exercised in him
than has Bro 8choolfleld in this his
own city, by saiat and by sinner, by
l people of ail churches. To show how
' much appreciate him my own offl
cial board unanimously asked him to
conduct a protracted service In our
church whenever he couT3 find time
so to do. His praise is in all tbe
churches.
Hoping that the largest results may
attend his ministrations in Ralegh, I
am; sincerely yours,
3 J. 8. Hunter,
Pastor of Mt. Vernon church.
Mrs W. H. Lyou of the Lyon Rack-
jet store is at the north buying her
J spring stock of the latest styles. She
! will stop at Baltimore and employ a
milliner who will return with her.
NOW FOR IT -A. Dughi has re
ceived direct from Paris 1,000 nice
bon bans, all grades He has received
also some beautiful ice cream moulds,
among which is "a cat in a shoe' and
a fine impression of a dove. By tbe
way, a nice young lady some time
since remarked to Dughi that she did
not desire to gt married until he re
ceived a dove. The bird mould has
arrived, and -Dughi now waits ready
to be called upon hoping the lady is
prepared to enter the matrimonial
life.
Pretty 5 o'clock tea kettles atHughes'
Handsome ice pitches at Hughes'.
Croquet sets at Hughes'.
JUST COME IN. Big lot ladies'
hose, fast black, we are going to sell
at 10c pair. Also job lot good elastic
suspenders which we shall retail at
only 10(3 a "air. These suspenders
would cost you 20o anywhere else ex
cept at J. A. Spence & Bros' store.
"HELLO. JAOK, where are you go
ing?" "I am going to J R Tavlor &
Son's to get a suit of clothes He gives
them to you at bottom figures and
never ..misses a fit." "That is the
place I have been looking for every
since I hav9 been in Raleigh."
WE WILL have our spring opening
on March 29 of millinery goods, dress
goods, silks, velvets, hosiery, gloves,
&e . and it will be the finest exhibit
we have ever made.
Our milliner bas visited the north
ern markets and has secured one of
the finest stocks of French patterns
and materials ever shown by us. It
will please well as pay you to see and
examine the pretty styles.
Woollcott & Sons.
12 LARGE fried oysters for 25c at
A Dughi's.
FINR, NICE yellow bananas 25c to
40c a dozen at A Dughi's.
Wood, Wood. "
'. Send your orders to B. F. Cheat
ham'd store for dry Pine Wood, 225
Wilmington street. . men 12-1 ra .
- AH I FINE BH0E8 HERE Burt 1
& Packard's "Korrect Shape" to gen ,
tiemen gives finest service; au Kinds
and styles to select from.
. C. A. Sherwood & Co.
Ice cream every day at
ml3 tf
A. Daghi's,
FOR RENT 4 room house includ
ing kitchen. m23 L. D. Womble.
Still They Come.
Our spring stock continues to ar
rive. Nothing like it in the way of
bargains ever before placed on this
market. In a few days we will give
you some money saving Information.
Watch for our ad. Swindell.
HERE IS YOUR FRIEND. A
friend In need is a friend in deed.
Williams & King's Famous Tooth
ache Remedy i the best friod to the
sufferer of toothache and neuralgia.
It relieves them in two minutes. One
trial will . onvinoe yoa of the fact.
Try it. Price 10c per bottle.
mh21 tf.
To the Public.
Mrs Elizabeth McGowan back. of
the Jail, is prepared to do auytbing
in tbe line of dyeing and pressing
ladies' bonnets in the latest styles of
the season. Send in your work.
Millinery.
Our buyer has taken special pains
in selecting a millinery stock. Beau
ty, style and bargains iq what be
went . for and that is what he got.
We can suit all. Anything from a 10c
sailor to the finest Paris styles, at
Swindells'.
Wanted.
Gentleman or lady to travel; no
preference where qualifications are
equal; salary, $750 and travelling ex
penses. Portion . permanent. Rail
way fare paid here if engaged. En
close reference and send address with
stamped envelope.
General Manager,
Lock Drawer P,
moh 8 -18t Chicago, 111.
$500 in Installments Wanted.
It can be doubled in 12 , months.
Address, "Alexander," P. M. Box 277,
Raleigh, N. O. mhlfl eodif
For Rent.
The desirable store on Fayetteville
street, No. 129, now occupi 4 by W.
H. Lyon, is for rent by Apri
Apply to D. Rosk t-UL.
moh8 lm
NO BARGAIN HOUSE.-An ex
elusive bargain house doeE not come
up to the demand of the average lady
of this age. While we have thous
ands of dollars worth of goods which
we bought way under the value and
sell same for less money than any one
else in the trade can sell, yet we are
not an exclusive bargain house. We
have all the new things out for this
season in dress goods and trimmings.
All the new silks in Bengaline lustres
printed and plain, China and Japan
ese silk, tbe new combination of silk
and cotton and silk and wool In
fact, we will come as near suiting
as any one can We have style and
quality. D. T. Swindell.
That Girl With a Smile On.
Those ladies you know who always
have a pleasant and fascinating smile
on their face, are not wearing ill fit
ting corsets They probably have on
a O B Corset lifce this cut long
wainted and are to be had at Swin
dell's mammoth Btore.
And this stout lady, who is shaking
with mirth and looks so pleasing, has
on a Watch Spring Corset like this
cut.
These two corsets are kept at D. T.
Swindell's at New York prices.
Roses and Other II Andxoine j
Out Flowers Bonqaet rUakertandi:
Floral Designs. Telephone '. 3
a4tf . Steibm-tz. Florist. !
A full set of the Encyclopedia BriH
anlca, ninth Edinburg edition. Also
Hie of Jefferson Davis, by Mr Dvis,
b uaii price, xor eaie t- t . j. Dow
ell, 128 South Wilmington street.
Easter Gloves.
The very latest ideas in kid elovea
for this season. Ladles glact and
Miiuo g&auiieis f I uo and II 60.
Four button (large parl buttons)
suede gloves, tans, modes and many
blues with colored welts and bind
ings at fl.ro. Four button (large
metal button?) glane gloves, tans,
bl cks and greys at $1 0 V Four but
ton (large pearl button?) glace gloves,
with embroidery an welts of self
and contr&Minc nWa I n tuns ttiA&a
O -v.v,im IUVUDO
red tans, navy blues, ox blood, greens,
aim mo vioiei Buanes at $ i vj. Dour
button, (large pearl buttons) dog
skin, pique seams, tarn, modes, red
tans and arevun 1 no. Rn.H. r,,.
quetaires White and colored em-.
Broidery at $1.50. "Aluxandre"
suede monnnnpt.B.1PAB in hinnir nA v.
1 . . wiwwnt ouu l u O
staple shade at $1.0: Suede mous
quetaires in reds, dirk and light
greens, dark and light Maes, violet,
runts, uronze ana lavender at $1 75.
BarritV ffloveg red fitna tana tnnAa
and yellow tans, white, self and black
Stitchinar at tl m Rurrir in. in
lavender, canary rose and pearls at
i. w. narnvy gioves in lavender
canarv rose and nnn.rla at ti nn
lines of black kid gloves in suede and
giasa. v.niinrens glace and chamois
firanntletn 'I'ho
lection of kid gloves we have ever
buukh.
W. H & R. S. Tcckbr & Co
SHOES:
Just opened an
other line of our
Ladies' celebrated
SHOES:
Best ladies' $1 50
shoe in the world
JSTOJRIRIS'
DRY GOODS STORE
QORSETS
The advert Ni r signs and cards read:
(,R 4 G Corsets are tbe Rest,"
'TryHS Corsets. They ae the
BEST."
Our endorsement goes with both
lines. Ther K no form w e nnot fit
perfectly !ou r short weiat either
slim, medium or stont Some decry
them "MAKK" because the profits
are too pui'-.ll. We like them for their
quick sellintf and satisfactory giving
qualities We 'dell 'ht in small prof
its and qui' K'eti Fresh, clean goods
and a new otock all the time. Not too
man? of a k'-d but some of all.
G. A SadrwiM & Co
JUST as We SAID
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 busir
ness. We will J)e pleased to serve
our friends, customers and the pub
lic. We have everything kept in a
first class dry goods store, with a full
line of mllinery. Also our salesmen
and salesladies will take great pleas
ure in showing you through their
stock. If you don't want to buy come
and look
TIH1ELVS3
Racket Store,
16 Hartto $t
Hardware, Ac
Wire
Fencing
FOB
POULTRY YARDS.
Neat, stylish, attractive, cheap.
Garden Hoes,
Rakes, Forks, Shovels.
Hi
R4LEI 4H N. C.
DO YOU idiS sV
WHERE YOUR TOEST IS ?
It is to secute the best of everything in the
furniture line at the most reasonable rates
and the place above a'l others in Raleigh Ib
at the emporium of
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the well-known dealers, Exchange Place,
south side of the market.
Besides all the other novelties in the
furniture business consisting of bureaus,
French beveled looking glasses, willow and
rattan chairs, wardrobes, mattresses, they
have a fine line of the new spring style
BABY CARRIAGES
They are beauties. Desks of fine furnitare,
&c. Don't forget the New Home Sewing
Machine Needles and Oil. You can sav
money by calling.
Dry Goods. Notion, &n.
NOVELTIES
IN
FOOTWEAR.
Invants Grey
Suede,
Eed and Black
Neillson's.
Ladies' Red, Tan,
Mahogany, Orey and
Russian Blue
Oxford Ties.
Grey and Bine
Canvas Oxfords.
New ideas in
; Dopgola Oxfords with
Patent Leather Trimmings.
Gents' Eusset
Blucher and Bals,
Opera and Paris Toes,
Piccadilly Lasts.
W. H. & R. S. TUCKER & CO.,
123 and 125 Fayetteville Street.
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