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VOL. XXVIII.
RALEIGH, MONDAY, APRIL 10. 1893.
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CITY IN BUIEF.
.
The summer ears were oat yester
day.
The afreet ears did a thriving hue!
nesi yesterday.
Fallen Park was visited by large
crowds yesterday.
Yesterday was an nnasoal warm
day for the month of April.
A considerable party of ladies and
gertlnmen went oat to Penny's pond
fishing this afternoon.
We are sorry to state that little
Marshall, infant son of Mr. And Mrs.
P. O. Faoeett continues quite sick.
The condition of Miss Mabel Green
who was injured by the switchback
disaster continues most favorable.
Mr John R Upohurnh continues to
Improve and the most earnest hopes
of his recovery are now indulged in.
Our friend "Hal" Ayer is snugly
fixed op in his new quarters in Page's
opera house. His office fronts on
Martin street.
Don't fail to take In Lew Dooksta
der'a Minstrels at Metropolitan Hall
tonight. Nothing like it has ever
been seen in Raleigh.
There will be a meeting of the
Royal Arcanum tonight at 8 o'clock.
Prompt attendance desired as there
will be work in the degrees.
Regular meeting of Wm. GL Hill
Lodge tonight at 8 o'clock sharp'.
All masons in good standing are. cor
dia'ly invited to attend.
Call at Dughi's and see the beauti
ful improvements he is making in the
way of preserving and adorning his
restaurant. It Is a most delightful
resort. '
The game of baseball last Saturday
between the teams of Oak Ridge and
the Agricultural and Mechanical Col
lege, resulted in a victory for the for
mer by a score of 15 to 4.
Litchford Encampment, No 26, will
meet tonight at 7:30 o'clock. A very
important matter will come up, and
every member is earnestly requested
to be present
A Womb lb,
Scribe.
A mortgage held by Mr Jose
phus Daniels is to be foreclosed
This course renders it somewhat un
certain whether the Chronicle will I e
continued as a separate paper or in
connection with the News and Ob
server.
Yesterday was the anniversary of
General Lee's surrender at Appo
mattox, which occurred on Sunday
April tth 1885. A friend who was
present informed us today that it was
just such a bright and beautiful day
as yesterday, and almost as warm.
It should be remembered that the
ice cream establishment of Mr Chas
Bretsch, 103 Fayettevillo street, is
now in full successful operation.
Don't forget also that orders left with
him for ice cream can be furnished
by Mr A Dughi in the most prompt
manner. Remember that the first
class bakery of Mr Brestoh is turning
out the finest kinds of cakes, bread,
&c. Orders of this kind left either
with Mr Doghi or Mr Bretsch will re
ceive prompt attention. s
Now is the time of year for a gen
eral overhauling and getting ready :
for summer. . The first thing neoes
sary after brushing up the premises
Is to see what is needed in the matter
of replenishing the parlor and bed
rooms in the way of furniture. Then
must come provision for the little
ones in the shape of comfortable and
stylish carriages. All of these re
quirements can be met en the most
advantageous terms at the mam
moth emporium of Messrs Thomas &
Maxwell, the well known furniture
dealers on . Exchange Place, south
side of the market.
Life is short and time is fleeing, but
Hoods Sarsaparilla will bless human
ity as the ages roll on. Try It thlsj
season.
Lecture.
Mr J. P. Wright will give a lecture
tonight at Swalu Street Mission for .
the benefit of the Sunday school. J
Admission id cents. Subject' Laagu;"
at eight o'clock. .
Gun Tournament.
Tomorrow, the great gun tourna
ment will open at Greensboro, and
will be one of the most Interesting
featuies of the kind that has ever
taken place in this section. There
will be sbooters from all portions of
the Union The tournament is under
the auspices of the Manufacturers
Trap Snooting Association of the
United States.
The Weather.
For North Carolina: Fair, except
possibly local showers la the moun
tain regions this afternoon or night.
Local forecast for Raleigh and vi
cinity On Tuesday: Fair; showers Wed
nesday. Local data for 24 hours ending at a
m. today:
Maximum temperature, 91 mini
mum temperature 50 rainfall 0.0.
The Spring.
Of all batons in the year, it is one
for naki g radical changes in regad
to health. During the winter, the
system becomes to a certain extent
clogged with waste, and the blood
loaded with impurities, owing to the
lack of exercise, close confinement In
poorly ventilated shops and homes,
and other causes. This is the cause
of the dull, sluggish, tired feeling so
general at this season, and which
must be overcome, or the health niay
be entirely broken down. Hood's
Sarsaparilla has attained the greatest
popularity all over the country as
the favorite Spring Mediciue. It ex
pels the accumulation ofjimpuritles
through the bowels, kidneys, liver,
lungs and skin, gives to the blood the
purity and quality necssary to good
health and overcomes that tired feel
ing. A Card.
The rector of St Mary's school takes
this opportunity of expressing his
heartfelt appreciation of the sympa
thy and help given him and those
dear to him by the people of Raleigh
since the accident of last Tuesday
He thanks them most warmly for
himself, his family and his school for
their assistance, and assures them
that their confidence and generous
help have done much to uphold him
in a time of great trouble and anx
iety. Especial thanks are tendered
to the doctors, to the members of the
A and M college, to Superintendent
Stafford, and those whose near rest
dence enabled them to be first upon
the grounds. He wishes also to thank
his friendsfor the numerous telegrams
and letters of sympathy received, for
fear that the replies, by some mis
chance may never have reached
them. It gives him pleasure to say
that the attendant physician reports
the condition of the sufferers to be
mos satisfactory.
The press of the state will please
copy.
Pimples, blackheads, moles, frec
kles, tan and sunburn removed by
Johnson's Oriental Soap. Medical.
Sold by John Y. MaoRae. .
T AM TO PLANTS, transplanted,
all the leading sorts, can be had at
Morgan's drug store, corner Fayette
ville and Morgan streets, near capi
tal, or at my place on North Halifax
street, near Peace institute
aplO II Stkinmktz, Florist.
WE HAVE lust received a large lot
of ladies' muslin underwear which
we are offering cheap so we can have
a large trade on it.
Woollcott & Sons.
10 YOU want to make a shirt waist
1 t . - 1 1 A
o.ui ana see oae troous we uave to
mabfe them of.
Woollcott & Son's.
, Ask to see our new ladies' shoe with
patent leather tip for $2 00. i
Wpolloott & Sons,
Dockatader'a Minstrels.
The Danville (Va.) Reporter says:
Danville has seen Al Field and Geo.
Wilson and Milt Barlow and all the
great stars in the minstrel firmament,
bat the universal verdict now Is that
Lew Dockstader and his superb com
pany of stars who appeared at the
Academy last evening are at the head
cf the deck. Every man in the com
pany is an artist, and Dockstader is
simply immense. The local hits in
his Cleveland reception speech were
the best and most good natured ever
attempted here, and the audience
went wild over them All the spe
cialties were very flne.the muslo.both
vocal and instrumental, was splendid,
and the audienea spent two hours in
continued laughter and enjoyment.
FOR SALE. A horse, wagon, bar
ness and good road cart for sale cheap.
Apply to Geo Fowler, this office. alO
NEW N O HERRING by the 1,000,
lOOordozat i DT Johnson's
COUNTRY BUTTER, fresh and
nice, at D T Johnson's.
CAKES AND CRACKERS -Just
received lunch, mills, soda biscuit.tea
cakes, vanilla wafers, &o, at
D T Johnson's.
FOR PICNIC PARTIES-8mall
hams, loose pickles, bottled pickles,
potted ham and tongue, salmon, sar
dines, &c, at DT Johnson's.
BOY'S CLOTHING -we have
about 200 suits child's clothing, jacket
and knee pants, spring weights, 4 to
10 years' size. These good were left
over from last summer an 1 wed re
Belling at cost any of them Soiuaof
them less than cost. If we have the
size you want you can save money at
D. T. Swindell's.
MILLINERY EXTRAOR - "" IRY
Our millinery departmei .'b sea
son is paying us is paying yju It
is popular it is crowded each d .v.
Ladies appreciate what we have, wd
the price is also pleasing. T'iey don't
fail to tell us we are in i ha service
that our millinery is just the thing.
That our trimmer is well up in high
art of trimming we know you know.
D T Swindell.
DRESS GOODS -We know our
dress goods are pleasing the trade.
The proof is conclusive. The crowds
each day in our store tell us plainer
than words. Then the money draw,
er at night speaks of our popularity.
Our dress goods are taking a move on
them and we feel more encouraged
this season than ever before.
D. T. Swindell.
STRAW HATS Big stock just
received. Fit yourself and children
with our new nobby styles, lCc. up
C. A. Sherwood & Co.
Trunks.
We have now on sale the most ex
tensive line of Trunks ever brought
to Raleigh. Round and fUt top,
canvas and leather covered, swing
ing and roller steamer and water'
proof trunks. Valises, grips and
canvas telescopes. Trunks of all
sizes an kinds and at prices to suit
every one.
W. H. & R. 8. Tucker. & Co.
White mountain and arctic freezers
at Hughes.
.
ROSES, PALMS, ETC. I have a
great assortment of everblooming
roses, palms and all kinds of bedding
plants gladioli aod tuberose bulbs
Magnolias and evergreens, flower
seed, tomato, pepper and pot grown
egg plant, cauliflower, etc.
H. Steinmkntz,
apl 6tf Florist
HAVE COMMENCED DRES
Making Use the latest French eys
tern. Guarantee a perfect fit Old
Rues place 540 Rast Hargett street
apl 6 At Mrs Ida M. Doyle.
RUBBER HAND stamps, self ink
ing and dating stamps, Bteel stamps,
stencils notary aud corporation seals,
wax seals, check punches and protec
tors.oheck caucellors.self inking pads,
German silver badges, umbrella and
k-v checks, stamp racks, &o. Apply to
iaii28 tf Hbnrt J. Youjse.
Wood, Wood. ;
Send your orders to B. F. Cheat
ham's store for dry Pine Wood, 225
Wilmington street. mob. 12-1 m
"HE I. T..O, JACK, where are you go
ing?" "i am going to J. R' Taylor &
Son's to get a suit of clothes He gives
them to you at bottom figures and
nausr fiiioapfl a. flf,." "That. ta t. ha
place I have been looking for every
since I baya been in Raleigh."
ONION 8S TP r-d7iceil to 15 c nts a
quart at j. nai B bbl?' i
Roses and Other Handsome
Cat Flowers Bouquets. Baskets and
Floral Deftigns. Telephone :'3
a4 tf a. r'TKTXMVTZ, Florist.
A full set of b ,.t;v'nppdia Brit
anica, ninth Eli-.ur- iou. Also
life of Jefferson L . rg Davis,
at half price, for sal t . J Dow
ell, 128 South Wihniogton
ANOTHER ARKIVAL warranted
pocket cutlery at L. D. Wonible'a
Call early and gt your choice re
frigerators at Hughes.1
Ice ciean every day at
ml3 tf
A. Dughi's.
MRS. E R McGO WAN wishes to
inform the ladies that she is prepared
to bleach and shape hits or dye. Also
gentlemen's hats ;G8 outh Salisbury
street, in rear of the post office, Ral
eigh, NO.
HERE 13 YOUR FRIEND. A
friend in need is a friend i a deed.
Williams & Kincr'a Famnim Tnnth.
ache Remedy i the b t m-nd to the
sunerer oi tootnicne t.ud neuralgia.
It relieves them in twopwnutfs. One
trial will onvtnce yon of the fact.
Try it. Price 10c per I: -ttle.
mh.23 tf.
$500 in Installments Wanted
It can be doubled in 12 inc. the
Address, "Alexander," P. . Box 277.
Raleigh, N. O. mhlfi eodtf
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TOMA TO PLANTS -Lot, of strong,
hardy plants, choice varieti. c at 25
cents per dozen. Orders left at Pes
cud's Drug Store will receive prompt
attention. (ap4 6t) VV. J v. kir.
Oxford Ties.
New line of
SLIPPERS
AND
OXFORD IES
For ladies, misses and children just opened
at
nsro-RiraiS'
DRY GOODS STORE
WE BAYS RECEIVED
our full and entire
SPRIG STOCK
and cun meet your wants in a
reasonable way.
SPECIAL:
"Alexander's'' Kid Gloves, f 0 cents, worth
double and treble
Kai-KM Oanton and Surah Silks for shirt
waists, 50 cents pr yard, worth o cents.
Check Mucins, 5 to 25 cents.
lG50nv 'f . ';it,sat$12.
Fijuir in i k and'Irish Lawns, wash
fabriisii alH" i:nptions.
for gentlemen ladies, misses and children
claim our most ?nrn-Kf. a'tuntion. We get
out the best. -Tiie price are so interesting
as to make you a patron.
M.
When in New York last we found a book
store on the verge of bankruptcy and we
soooned in their stock ai 3(c. in the dollar.
We have 25,0!i envelopes at l"c. a box r
2Jc a pack. These envelopes a"e worth 10c
?ack any where. Reading books 9c, worth
5; novels 10c, with 25c. Bibles, leather
back. 1 87, worth f 5 00.
We have a full line of millinery. Our
milliner is from Baltimore and she is an
expert in the art, having attended the latest
fashionable openings.
Our dress goods and trimmings are samples
of beauty.
Shoes and slippers, all colors, for every
body. If you want a baagain come to
Racket Store,
16 UarUn St
G. A. SberwoQd & Co
ill
BOOKS
Hardware, c
Wire
Fencing
FOR
POULTRY YARDS.
Nrat, stylish, attractive, cheap.
Garden Hoes,
Rakes, Forks, Shovels.
DO YOU KM
WHERE YOUK TESTIS?
It is to secure the bet of everything in the
furniture line at the most reasonable rates
and the place above ni other in Rrdeigb. Is
at the emporium of
I Maxwell,
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. Dckn of fine furniture
&c. Don't forget the New Home 8ewing
Machine Needles and Oil You can sav,
noney by calling.
Dry floods. Totio"
HER MAJESTY'S
CORSETSi
For rne week, beeinnine Mondav. Amil
10th, Mrs. Hyland will be at our store for
the sole purpose of explaining the reasons
wny tier jsiaiesiy s uorsets are superior to
those of other makes.
We trust that as manv ladies as possible
wilt avail themselves of this otmortunitv.tn
learn woat a perfectly fitting corset really is.
W. U. & It. S. TUCKER & CO.,
123 and 125 fayettevllle Street,