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JO U tuie gttttt VOL. XXVIII. RALEIGH, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 19. 1893. NO. 148 CITY IN BRIEF. The fralt Is, to fur, all right. The eold ware scare did not amount to maoh. It ! now thought that the frost danger hat passed. State Senator Day, of Halifax, was in tb eltr yesterday. City election still the excitement of the day. State Treasurer Tate has returned to the eity maoh improved. Mr.O H Belvin has gone on a visit to Norfolk and Baltimore. Senator Vance has gone to Gomi boon for the summer vacation. EThe eity agony will soon be over and we can all be tranquil again. Governor Oarr has gene to his farm at Sparta in Edgecombe connty. I I Faint up your bouses, brush up bmBh npj your premises and get ready for sum mer. It will soon I e on as. A large number of persons passed through the city yesterday bound for the naval review. , Large shipments of strawberries are being made to the north from tbe New Berne section. Mr. Claude Barbee, of Richmond, Va., is in the city vUlting his brother, Mr. E. B. Barbee. The sheriff of Davie county brought two prisoners to the penitentiary yesterday afternoon. I The people of New Berne are mat king great preparations for the re ception of editors In that city the lat Ur part of the present month. The naval review at Hampton Rhodes is all the talk. Thousands of people are harrying there to see it. here will be a most important meeting of St. Agnes Guild Thurs day, April 20th at half past four in Christ ebarch chapel. . Attention is directed to the an nouncement of the auction sale of personal property to take place on the 8th day of May by J M Broaghton & Co. Also a dwelling house for rent. Services will be held during the week at the First Baptist Church at 4 p. m. and at 8 o'clock at night. Rev. . Dr. Lamdrom preached last right. He will officiate daring the week. Let It bo remembered that the pri maries for expressing opinion on the matter of who shall be our poet in as ter. comes off next Monday night the same time as those for aldermen. It is important. We are authorized to announce that oar friend, Mr. Sherwood House, Is a candidate for Alderman in the Second Ward. We are further an' thorized to say that he is against a clean sveep." We are' free to express our opinion In the city election to the extent that - we most earnestly hope the newly elected Board of Aldermen will ad dress themselves to the task of open ing up. the streets already agreed npon. Mr D Z Dunott, representing the University of Pennsylvania Banjo and Glee clubs" was in the city yes terday making ' arrangements for a performance by the company here, on the night of May 10th. The pro gramme will be a most excellent one in all particulars. Governor Carr Ins received a letter from Mrs. Geo. Fry, of Chattanooga, Tenn., stating that in a cemetery at that place there are thousands of North Carolinians burled who fell in the battles of Chattanooga and . Mis nonary Ridge. , .We invite special attention to the advertisement of Messrs. Whiting Bros, is this issue. " This enterprising firm : has in store one of, the most superb stocks ever brought t this city. Their styles are the latest, new and reliable. Call and make your elections in time. : . - Aftef the grip, when you aire weak and " played out," flood's Sarsapa rilla will restore your health and strength. Wrong Complaint Is mide about persons walking across the clover in Moore square. There are. regular walks through the park and these ought to be sufficient for pedestrians We hope a stop will be pat to tres passing on the grass plats. Funeral. ' The remains of the late Mrs. Q. A. Holding were conveyed yesterday to Wake Forest for burial accompanied by the following gentlemen as pall bearers. John W Thompson, M W Page, Millard Mial, L O Loagee.t M Allen, and T B Moseley. - Musicale. A most interesting musicale will be given tomorrow night at th (iover 0,clockt by tbe mjnl8tering circle of the King's Daughters, tbe .1.4... kt..k I. . A A II. tl- a n n po. Vimno In n.Ulmnu Prof. Cain, of Baltimore, will be pres ent and render some interesting mu sio on the violin. We hope there will be a very large attendance. Important. Now is tbe time t plant out your tomatos and Buists beauty Living stone beauty, Buista prize belle and Buists early smooth red, an the "big four" and best varieties. You can get them from Mr. Chas. MoDon aid fresh and flue ?0o doz or 8 doa for Wo. LAUNDRY BOAP.-Olalrette, Rab bit foot and Velliue. Wholesale or retail at D. T. Johnson's. The Finest. The finest line of millinery to be found in the State is displayed every day at Swindell's; rare bargains of bearty, great values of loveliness, beautiful flowers, lovely ribbons, and all the latest shapes in ladies' and children's head wear are to be found at Swindell's. BATH SOAP. Oopcs bath, Turk ish bath, Bridal boquet and Curly Maple. Wholesale or retail at D. T Johnson's. Our Aldermen. There is a lot of talk and a lot of writing about our aldermen, but they are all right if they will come to Swindell's and get a spring suit at cost- We are offering all our clothing at cost, as we will not keep clothing any longer. Now if yon would strike a bargain and at the same time get seasonable goodB come at once to Swindell's. 50,000 new North Carolina cut her ring on consignment. Cheap by the barrel 1,000, 100 or Qozen at D. T. Johnson's. What Tis. Why 'tis the greatest special sale ever before heard of. Un next Mon day Swindell will sell indigo blue lawn warranted fast colors at 71 cents pef yard. These goods are cheap at 15 cents. Remember 10 yards to each customer FRE3H Florida oranges at . . A. Dughi's. For one dollar one cane of toilet paper, ten thousand sheets, and fixtures. Raleigh Stationery Co. PINE apples, 171 cents a piece at A. Dughi's. FINE bananas, 25o. per dozen at A. Dughi's. CROQUET sets one dollar. Raleigh Stationery Co. HAND WORKER'S cents, three for 25 cents. J. Hal SOAP. 10 For sale at Bobbin's. FINE writing paper, plain and railed, 25o. per poaad. Raleigh Sta tlonery Oo. Wanted. Two good skirt hands. Good pay for right ones. Apply oil, West Morgan Street, HAMMOCK'), all qualities and prices. Raleigh Stationery Co. A Great Chance. Our closing oat sale of clothing is the greatest chance of the season. Everything In our clothing depart aent is at cost, as we will not keep clothing any longer. Swindell. . WOOLLCOTT St SONS' stock of mllliuity, ribbons and flowers is the prettiest, cheapest and most stylish in the city. That is what oar custom FOR RENT FIRST OF MAY Dwelling house, nlue rooms, on Mor gan street, one block east ol eapltol square. i apia u L. XJ. wombli. Millinery. We are offering the handsomest line of millinery this season ever before placed on this market; and at prices that will please all. Swindell. Don't Forget The special sale of Indigo blue lawns, warranted fast colors, at . 7ie per yard. These goods - would be cheap at 15c. Only 10 yards will be sold to each customer. Swindell. IF YOU want to save money and wear crood clothes go to J R Taylor St 8on's and you will get a good suHj. , I know by experience. That is where I got mine. 810 South Wilmington st. CHEAP ICE Do not forget what we s.iid that we would not be under sold on ice. We now reassert that we will meet any prices that are or may be made for ice delivered la this city, and that we have plenty of it all thk year as we have for tbe past several years. Jones St Powell. Linen Napkins 80o and 85c a dozen; towels and counterpanes. Woollcott St Bona. FOR RENT House on WUmtrg ton street, near the eapltol, with, five rooms. Kitchen in yard. Apply to L D Womb lb, Cor Hargett and Wilmington Sts. apl7-tf Special Sale. On Monday next we will have on sale blue lawns at 7io per yard.' These goods are worth loo. We will sell only 10 yards to each customer, at Swindell's. Parasols and Sun Umbrellas. Our present line of ladies , nrasols and sun umbrellas is one of uo most extensive we have ever shuu. The newest styles and colors in raffled and gathered effects.' Medium and light shdes iu coaching parasols. Royal blue and- ruby - silk sun um brellas. All with exceptionally at tractive handles, natural wood, .dres den, onyx, Sto. Reasonable prices throughout the entire line. W. H. St R. S. TUCKER St Co. FOR RENT Two cottage houses on North East street. Apply at 516 East strt et. abl5 6t SEVERAL BABY carriagesstill on hand which will be sold at and be low cost. W.H.Hughes. STRAW HATS. Big stock just received. Fit yourself and children with our new nobby styles, 10c. up. C. A. Sherwood St Co. ROSES, PALMS, ETC. I have a great assortment of everblooming roses, palms and all kinds of bedding plants gladioli aud tuberose bulos Magnolias and evergreens, flower seed, tomato, pepper and pot grown egg plant, cauliflower, etc. ' H. Stkinmb&tz, aplCtf Florist RUBBER HAND stamps, self ink ing and dating stamps, steel stamps, stencils.notary and corporation seals, wax seals, check punches and proteo tors,oheck cantellors.self inking pads, German silver badges, umbrella and key checks, stamp racks, &o. Apply to mh28 tf axNRT J. xouaa. TOMATO PLANTS, transplanted, all the leading sorts, can be had at Morgan's drug store, corner Fayette ville and Morgan streets, near capl tol, or at my place on North Halifax street, near Peace Institute; ' .7,; aplO H Steinmbtz, Florist. Williams St King's toothache rera edy for sale by J I Johnson.. Ten cents per bottle. ,:., , J. Hal Bobbltt has Williams St King's famous toothache remedy. Ten certs per bottle. '''.'' Williams & King's great toothache remedy; tor sate at J x MacK&e's. Try it.. '.".yv-. Yoa can get Williams St King's famous toothache remedy at W H King St Go's at ten cents par. bottle. Everybody goes to J E Morgan's for Williams St Jung's unparalleled tooth ache remedy. Id cents per bottle. a perfect rush at Robert Simpson's drug store for Williams St V King's great tootnacne ana neuralgia cure, it cures the worst cases iu two min- John 3 Pescud sells Williams St King't jothaoue and neuralgia care. Only t-j cents per bottle. Everybody sboald have It. ; U You oan find Williams St King's great toothache and neuralgia cure ' at McKimmon St Go's drug store .Try it. 10 ca-ta per bottle Every potue gu&ranieeQt ASK to kaa nnr Una nt f mi, A tl KO ladies shoes. Woolli-ott St Sons. I Hoses and Othr linn I Oat Flowers Bouquets, Baskets and Floral Designs. Telephone 113 MM. Jl. HTBINMRTZ, Florist. WE 1 BUY an. I HP 1 1 ftki hnnH, scrip, Insure property at lowest rates. rem property ana collect reni, Day sell real estate, &c , &e. A few de sirable lots on Fifth Avenue (Hills boro road) unsold. Wynne St El lington, J3?i Fayetteville street Ral eigh, N. 0. a?U8 8t A fall set of the EnftVRtannriiA firlf. anioa, ninth Edinburg edition. Also life of Jeff arson DatIh. hv Mro Da via at half price, for sale by H. J. Dow- en, 12s south Wlliniogton street. Ice cream every day at mlS tf A. Dughi's. MRS. E R Mcl4l) VAM wlahAatn inform the ladies that she is prepared to bleach and charm hats or dv Alan sentlemen's hats 80S outh RaMshnrv street, in rear of the post office, Ral eigu, jx j. $500 In Installments Wanted. It can be doubled in 12 months. Address, "Alexander," P. o. Box 277, naieign, n. v. mhl5 eodtf Clothing at Cost. We have a large stock of clot bine that we wll' sell at cost as we will not keep clothing after this season. Swindell.. Grover Cleveland wears "Korrect Shape" shoes So do our Senators and. Congressmen. You can do the same and improve the looks of your feet. (Nothing like Burt St Packard's for a neat, genteel fit and long service. For sale only by OA Sherwood St Co. Oxford Ties. Few line of SLIPPERS AND OXFORD TIES For ladies, misses and children just opened at JSTO-RIRIS' DRY GOODS STORE WE HAVE RECEIVED our full and entire SPRING STOCK and ctxn meet your wants in a reasonable way. SPECIALS: "Alexander's'' Kid Gloves, EO cents, worth double and treble Kai-Kiir,aijt n and Surah 8ilks for shirt waists, (50 con's p--r yard, worth 75 cents. Cbefk Muslins. 5 to 25 cents. $16 50 nov't suits at $12. FiKuwl ' hid onk and Irish Lawns, wash fabrics of all tltwiptions. for gentlemen, ladies, misses and children claim our most earnest attention. We get as to make you a patron. EwJILLINERY. IF YOU are in need of anything in this line we can please you, both in quality and price. Hats fiom 10c to 1174, untrim med. . Trimmed from 25c up. Our line of Bibbons and Flow ers are the handsom est in the city. In fant's Lacn Caps from . the cheapest up. Also Mu'l Hats from 24o to $125. Our stock is larger than ever before, and we are going to save you money. Come to see us. Racket Store, leilsrtinst. Hardware, &c TheCirl I Left Behind Me Never rode in one of BBYWOOD'S IiMR or BABY CARRIAGES. If she had, she would NOT HAVE GOTTEN LEFT. If you want to buy a Baby Carr age buy of RALEIGH, N. O. DO YOU KNOW WHERE YOUR INTEREST IS ? It is to secure the best of everything in the furniture line at tbe most reasonable rates and the place above all others in Raleigh is at the emporium of i the well-known dealers, Exchange Place, south side of the market. QBesides 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 Good. Not'oqa, Act. W. H. A K, 8. TUCK KB A CO. INEXPENSIVE DBI8S GOOD8. nENBIETTA8 AND SERGES 40 INCH WIDE, AIL WOOL, DE8IB4BLE SHADES, AX tWC FEB TABD. SCOTCH WOOLS . 88 15 WIDE, IN GREAT variety at . ' AND 60C A YD; - SPECIAL VALVES IN 1 PATTRRB DRBSSXS AT I7.6C EACH. W. H. B." S. TUCKUB CO., 123 AND 129 ?AYETTIYILIX HJ,-; Is Orisons Tib ITaywrU JJJLUXL II U1J
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