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fx ftte I! VOL. XXVIII. RALEIGH, TUESDAY, APRIL 11. 1893. NO. 141 CITY IN BRIEF. i If Oudger, of Ashevllle, Is la the elty. gee notice of K 0 Ellis admlniitra trlx. The roof of the First Baptist church U bring repaired. The growl of the disappointed office leeker U being heard In the land. Mr and lire. J T Womble, cf Dar ham, are visiting friend !n thla elty. There Is no material change In the condition of Mr. John W. Upchurch. Appeals from the eleventh dlatrct will be called in the Supreme : Court next Tuesday. ' Bee notice of Peele & Maynard at tore eye for mortgagees and assignees, sale of land. Mr; aqd Mrs. W T Utley's little daughter Mabel is critically ill with pneamonla on East Morgan street. The oottoo seed oil mills will shut down for the Season next Saturday. Kearly 9,000 tons of seed were used daring the season. The abrupt declivity at the west end of the Hlllsboro bridge still ex ists, notwithstanding very numerous complaints. We have heretofore asked whose business it Is to have it leveled so as to avoid accidents on dark nights. We should rather think that It is the daty of the street com missioner to see to the matter. Baseball The great event in baseball circles is the game to be played In this city tomorrow between the teams of the University of North Carolina and the University of Vermont. Both sides have been in fall practice and a most Interesting and exciting game may be anticipated A Good Selection. Through an invitation of the exe eutlve committee of the North Car olina Commercial and Industrial As; toclation. President A!f A. Thomp son will deliver an address before the North Carolina Press Association at its convention in New Berne. An able address May be looked for. Confederal Monument. General. Jas H. Lane, of Vir glnta, commanded after the fall of General Branch the famous fortrth brigade North Carolina troops, sworn In the army of Northern Virginia as the "Light Brigade." He he a kindly donated twenty dollars to theN. C M. A. Is there a son of our good old state, that will refuse to do his part? The Meeting Tonight. In pursuance of the call made by many citizens, there will be a meet Ingof Democrats in Metropolitan Hall tonight vto consider the matter of holding a primary election to deter mine the choice of the Democracy of Raleigh and vicinity for postmas ter. ; y; Died.: Mrs. James A. Baker died at Golds boro last Sunday morning. Her re mains were brought to this city yes terday for Interment. ; Mrs. Baker was the mother of our young friend Mr Tno. W ( Baker, late of the State Chron'cle.with whom we most deeply sympathize. The Weather. For North Carolina: Occasional light showers this afternoon or to night. Fair warmer Wednesday. Local forecast9 for Raleigh and vi cinity : ,': On Wednesday: - Colder 1 Wednes day morning warmer, by Wednesday night, generally fair. , Local data for 24 hours ending at a m. today: ' Maximum temperature, 78 mini 'mom temperature 40 rainfall 0.0. There will be serious trouble if yon don't overcome those dyspeptic symptoms. Hood's Sarsaparllla Is Faneral Notice. The funeral of the late MaJ John Devereux will take place tomorrow morning at 11 o'clock from Christ Church. Convicted. Officer Rollins, of Durham, has been convicted of manslaughter and sentenced to five years in the peni tentiary. An appeal was taken to the Supreme Court. False Alarms This afternoon two young men, named 8mlth and Carroll were ar raigned before the Mayor for turning in false alarms of fir on the night of the 13th of January last. The lnfor matlon was obtained through the efforts of Chief Engelhard of the fire department. Mr. Holding appear ed for the city, and George H. Snow for the defendants. After the ease the Mayor imposed a fine upon the defen dants of $50, and costs each. An ap peal was taken to the Superior Court. T MCA. The session of the Young Men's Christian Association, at Winston has closed. Much business was trans ct ed of a practical nature. The state committee reported that it would re quire 13,500 to carry on the work dn rlng the coming year. Of this amount 1,7)3 was pledged by the delegates anl the congregation pledged $4n0 more There were 824 delegates in attendance. . The place for the next session has not been des ignated. but, It is thought that Ashe vllle will be selected. The Teacher's Trip. It is rfow definitely understood that the party of five hundred teachers will leave for the world's fair at Chicago on July 20th, under the chapronage of Ool. B G Harrell. The limit of members is now nearly reached. The trip will be made on two special trains. It Is expected there will be about one hundred per sons from Raleigh, and the remainder from other parts of this state, South Carolina and Virginia. Raleigh' will be the assembling point, but persons will be admitted to - tne trains at Goldsboro, Durham, Greensboro and Danville. The trains will leave Ral eigh at 7 o'clock July 20th and arrive In Chicago at 2:80 on the 21st. The total necessary expenses of the trip are $39 which will Include rail road fare both ways, board and lodging In Chicago, four admissions to the exposition and twenty street car tickets. MADE HER BABY'S COFFIN. Having no money, and thinking she was friendless, Mrs. Leganza of West F.azleton, Penn , made a shroud of her own garments for , her dead child and then built a rude coffin in which to bury It from some old lum ber which she found in the cellar. Two weeks ago her husband left her, presumably to seek work. Nothing has been seen or heard of him since. The illness of her two year old babe developed rapidly, and It died. The mother, who Is now In a delicate con dltlon, prepared the last garments for her darling and nailed together the rude pin box for a colli a, when neighbors found her and had the in fant interred All dis eases of the skin cured, and lost complexion restored by Johnson's Oriental Soap. 8old at John Y. Mao Rae's Drug Store This is Corset Week. , We wish to remind our patrons that Mrs. Hvland, representing . Her Maj esty's Corsets, Is now at our store and will be glad to meet any ladles who feel interested at all in securing a perfect fitting orset. We hope as many cf our patrons as can, will avail themselves of, this opportunity and ,llow Mrs. - Hyland to explain the uany superior qualities of this corset. We want all ladles to call and see these whether they have an idea of buying or not. W. H. 6 R. S. Tucker & Co. Col R M Douglas, of Greensboro,lls In the elty. j The potato bug hss made lie ap pearanee. Pair is green is said to be effectual In removing them. AT AUCTION. Great Bale ef Furniture., I will sell the entire Furniture .Bed ding and Carpets of the Florence Ho tel to the highest bidder on Wedbes day, the 19th of April. This presents a great opportunity to buy some splendid mahogany and walnut fur niture, all marble too goods,at your own price. Sale will take place on the premises at 10:80 ?elock. Mr. Frank Rtronaoh and Lewis T. Brown proprietor Yarboro House, will con duct the sale. ? PM d WANTED A good second hand safe. Address, stating site and price, D and B, Boxt732, Raleigh, N O. FOR REST A neat and conven ient cottage, containing three rooms, pantry and kitohen attached, on North Blood worth street, opposite Rlelgh Male Academy. Good water on premises. Apply to Charles F Lumsden, 108 South Wilmington st 11 1TOR H AT.R A hnraA. warnn. hn.r ness and good road cart for sale cheap. Apply to Geo Fowler, this office. alO BOY'S OLO THING We have about 200 suits child's clothing! jacket and knee pants, spring weights, 4 to 10 years' size. These goods were left over from last summer and -we are selling at cost any cf them 8ome of them less than cost. If we have the size yon want you can save money at D.T. Swindell's. MILLTNERY EXTRAORDINARY Our millinery department this sea son is paying us is payiopt yon It is popular it is crowded each day. Ladies appreciate what we have, and the price is also pleasing. They don't fall to tell us we are in the service that our millinery is Just th thing. That our trimmer is well o; i" high art of trimming we know yo uow. DTbrt.delI. DRESS GOODS-We know our dress goods are pleasing the trade. The proof is conclusive. Th crowds each day in our store tell , us plainer than words. Then the money draw, er at night speaks of oar popularity. Our dress goods are taking a move on them and we feel more encouraged this season than ever before. . 1 D.T.Swindell. STRAW HATS. Big stock Just received. Fit yourself and children with our new nobby styles 10c. up. C. A. Sherwood & Co. White mountain and arctic freezers at Hughes. ROSES, PALMS, ETC. I have a great assortment of ever blooming roses, palms and all kinds, of bedding Slants gladioli and tuberose bulbs Lagnolias and evergreens; flower seed, tomato, pepper and pot grown egg plant, cauliflower, etc n. DTSIHMBNTZ,. apl 6 tf Florist HAVE COMMENCED :DRE3 Making. Use the latest French fys tern. Guarantee a perfect, At. Old Rubs place 640 East Hargett street, apl 6 8t Mas Ida Pox lb. j- RUBBER HAND stamps -self Ink ing and dating stamps, steel stamps, stenclls.notary and corporation seals, wax seals, check punches and proteo tors,eheck canbellors.eelf inking pads, German silver badges, umbrella and key checks, stamp racks, &o,. Apply to mh28 tf . Hbnrx JYouse. . Wood, Wootf K Sand vnnr orders to BlF. Cheat ham', store for dry Pine Wood, 225 Wilmington street. mcnia-ira "THr.r.T.O JACK, where are von eo log?" "I am going to J R., Taylor & bon's to get a suit of clothes Be gives thnm to von at bottom fltrures and never misses a fit." "That is the place I have been looking for every since 1 nav9 ueen in naieign." TAM aTO PLANTS, trabpplanted, all the leading sorts, can.be had at Morgan's drug store, corner rayette vllle and Morgan streets. 'riear cap! tol, or at my place on North Halifax street, near reace lnsucuie. eplO H STBiWMBT.Florlst. WE HAVE just received a1 large lot of ladies' muslin onderwear. which we are offering cheap so we can have a large trade on it. Woolloott is Sons. IO Y jV want to make a shirt waist call and see the goods we have to , make them oi. I , Woolloott & Sons, ONION 8ET8 reduced to 18 enls'a quart at J. Hal. Bobbin's. . Hoses and Other Ilandsome Out Flowers Bouquet. Boskets and Floral Design. Telephone 118 a4 tf U. Stkismetz, Florist. A full set of the riueyclnpedla Brit anlsa. ninth Edlnhnrv rlif.lnn. llu life of Jefferson DU. by Mrs Davis, at nan price, lor ii t- t. J. Dow- ell, 129 Booth Wiliu.ug'o" street. Ask to see our new ladles' suo w th patent leather tip fur f 2 00 A oollcotr & Sods Call earlv and sret vonr r.hn'i pa. frigerators at Hughes.' lee crean every day at mlS tf a. Duehi'e. MRS. E. R McUUWAN wishes to inform the ladies that she is prepared to bleach and shape hats or aye Also gentlemen's hats. 808 South flaliahnrv street. In rear of the post office, Ral- eigu, it j. HERE IS YOTTR. ffRfRVn a friend In need is a friend in deed. Williams & King's Famotn Tooth ache Remedy i the best frl od to the sufferer of toothache nuri neuralgia. It relieves them in two ininnt.P On. trial will onvlnce you of the fact. Try it. Price 10c per bot de. mh23 tf. $500 In Installments Wanted. It can be doubled In 12 months. Address, "Alexander," P. . Box 277, Raleigh. N O. mhlfl eodtf TOMATO PIiAfi" !H -Lot. of strong, hardy plants, choice varieties at 26 cents per dozen. Orders left at Pes cud's Drug Store will receive prompt attention. (ap4 6t) W.J Weir. Oxford Ties. Few line of SLIPPERS AND ' OXFORD TIES For ladies nusses and children jni opened at DRY GOODS STORE M UU RECEIVED our full and entire S?IUHG STOCK and cui meet your wants in a reasonable way. SPECIALS: "Alexander's'' Kid Gloves. CO cents, worth double and treble. Kal-Kl Canton and Surah Silks for shirt waists, 60 cents per yard, worth 1 5 cents. unecK Mnsjins, o to zo cents. 16 50 noveltv suits at 12. Fieured Naino k and Irish Lawns, wash fabrics of all lwiptions. DTI as kinoes for gentleman. IwJies, misses and children claim our iuut tuirnwt attention. We get outthebept. P ii prices are so interesting as to maKe you a patron. 0. A.SttBTW00fl & Co. L XL When in New York last we found a book store on the verge of bankruptcy and we spooned in tnetr siock an sic. intneuouar. We have 25,000 envelopes at life, a box or 2ic a pack These envelopes a-e worth 10c . -1 1 T .' V. inWn ifU wnWl. 75; novels iuc., wnn zoo. ismies, jeamer DacK, si a, worm to uu. 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 ODPnines. Uur dress ooaa ana trimmings are samples of beauty. Shoes and slippers, all colors, for every body. If you want a baagain come to Racket Store, i BOOKS THE Hardware, &c 7oveu Wire Fencing roa POULTRY YARDS. Neat, stylish, tttractivs, cheap. Garden Hoes, Rakei, Forks, 8hoels. RALE i'. s. C. DO YOU KNfl.V WHERE YOUK WBiBitBT It is to secure the best of everything in the furniture line at the most reasonable rates and the place above all others in Raleigh Is at the emporium of s. . . .. & 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 fhey are beauties. Desks of fine furniture &c. Don't forget the Vtw Home Sewing Machine Needles and Oil. You can sav, money by calling. Dry Goods. Notions, &e. HER lYlAJESTY'G CORSETS. For rne week, beginning Mondav. 4nHl 10th, Mrs. Hyland will be at our store for the sole purpose of explaining the reasons TllDS TilOMS Maiwel wny xier maiesty s uorsets are superior to those of other makes. We trust that as raanv ladies as possible wilt avail themselves of this opportunity to learn what a perfectly fitting corset really is. W. H. & R. S. TUCKER & CO., 123 sod 135 FsyetteviUe Street. v . kit' '. m mm. t m up uivuicuie jruu uveu. ;
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