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VOL. XXVIII.
RALEIGH, THURSDAY, APRIL 20. 1803.
NO. 149
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IT IN BBIEF.
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Dopham has ft steam laundry.
A state trotting Midolation is to bo 4
formed.
Tbanpaea aronnd thi court hou
will be paved w'th graa'ta slabs.
There has been a genoral cul.ing
down of salaries at the penitentiary.
The sheriff of tfortliP..ipton brough!
three persons to the penitentiary to
day. .
Raleigh has now one of te best
depot for handling frelgM t be
found In any city In the snuth.
Col. F A Olds has gone to Hrr
tot. F bodes to tak t'i tbe naval
lew.
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Ex-Attorney Davidson has returned
to .is ho.ne in Asbcville, after .- ex
tended tour in Mexico, Cuba &
Rev J W Lee, tbe Evangelist is
meeting with much success a. Lex
ington. There have been ove? ICO
confession.
Attention is directed to the f,dvor
tUement of a desirable little farm for
sale in a half mile of Raleigh, by
Messrs Peele & May ne rd.
It should not be forgotten that ihe
State Board of Pharmacy meets in
this city May 8d, to examine appli
cants.
Much interest continues to be maa
ifested in the revival at tbe First
Baptist church. La?ge crowds at
tend each night.
It is now understood that Col
Hlefca will be retained at the pent
tenMaryas general superv'sor. Mr.
Fleming will be warden.
Work on the electric railway cont
neeiion to Fallen Park is progressing
well. The line runs just this side of
the A & M . College grounds on the
skirt of what used to be known es
Lee's woods.
The troubles at James city opposite-New
Berne do not seem to be
over. This is roach to be regretted.
The courts have rendered a decision,
and it becomes all interested to bow
to its will. This must be the result,
sooner or Je ter.
We are authorized to say that Mr
G W Morr's is a candidal e tor alder
man from he 2d wa''d. He ; s he
has made no pledges and ha? no
animosities to revenge. He "c sub
ject to the Democratic prima y acd
thinks when the new board wt, it
will be time enough to .,R?k ..a bone
the elect'on of officers.
Now yoor blood sh mid b purified
Take Hood's Sarsiararilla, tbe best
spring medicine and blood purifier.
We are very glad to see , the an
nouncement in another f.olumn tha..
our Epworth filends at Eilaaton
Street Methodist church havo ar
ranged for another of their enjoy
able receptions, tomorrow, (Friday)
night, in the 8nnday schol rooms of
their cbtveh. The informal and go
olal nature of these receptions make
them parMca'arly pleaeant aad tbo
membership of the church end con
grogat'ou ani iheir friends are af
forded an opportunity of meeting and
talking with each other move freel?
and generally than they ct n let in &
month of ordinary visiting. And, be
sides tho opportunity for social and
uBuijr oiouSo wi . loooaui iuii ! blast Batto? dog na-ed FreEb.
and reciuations which add rarch to Suitable reward wU be pa'dbyre
thepJoaturo of those who atc: t,r4i..j!ng him to V. B, Moore West
All tbe Method hts of , ihe cuy e.nd ; a ti street. lw.
their (ronds are cordially 'nvHd. - ' o-'
Refunding.
Inquiries are made by members
the Farmers' Alliance concet nvag tho
law paused at the last General so; .
b'y providing for refunding r.tonry
to them.- The law requires ihat l.
the money is not refunded hi sixty,
days after application, tlia n.attc
shall be brought to the attention of
the Attorney General of the Sie,
who shall take steps to have it re
funded. ' - -. '. ' ' '" v '
PINE aDules. 171 oents a niece at
A, Dughi's,
Fworth Itfcept'ofl.
An Informal reception will be neici
tomorrow (Friday) night In the 8un- !
day School rooms ot Edenton Street
which all the MethoJlst of the city
,
and their friends are cordially In-
vitad. Boars 7:30 o K :30.
. -. ... .
Faneial.
Ttri funeral service' o" the "ntLlo
son ot Mr. and Mrs. T O Faucett was
held this morning from their res'
eoce, conducted by V,er. Dr Carr.
9are: Messrs. ft ii.r
. O Koine, W G Senark, T C
." The Cnre.1 decorations wer
" f.-"d bsautiful
I O O F.
Refill. ir meeting of Seaton Gales
Lodge, No. 64, I. O. 0. F. to
night at 3 o'clock, sharp. Work in
the degrees.
Every member of the lodge earnest
ly requested to attend. The degree
Stan expected to tern out in inu io?i!9. i
Brethren of other lodges, fra tern illy ;
.. n r r .
Thkim, Sec'y.
The Weather,
For Nutth Carolina: t ain this af
teruoon and tonight; cleut'inft or fair
Fi iday; nossibly severe local storms
during his afternoon or this evemn.
Local forecast for Raleigh and vi
cinity On Friday: Clearing on FJ-iay
wilh southwest to west gale.
Local data for 24 hours ending at a
m. today:
Maximum temperature, 75 u;ini
mum temperature 60 rainfall 0.11.
Williams & King's Fa mo ex
Toothache Remedy.
Cures the most obstinate crsor cf
toothache pud neuralgia in two
miuutes. The most pro-iinect pec
pie of our city have tried it, and will
gladly testify to the same J.i. in the
best toothache and neuralgia ; yrraty
tn .v-lrt bn ..In kti ol Am-r
In the world. Kor sale by all drcs-
gist at ;0o per bottle Try
The figures of expenditure for ths j
World's Fair building? are stagger
ing. Auditor Ackermau's report to
tha 1 'irectors show that there has al
ready been expended bn these struc
tures $16,708 8:6, wnile $2,361,263 is
euL'l due on contracts. The promote' s
ot tbe Fair started out with the glo
rious idea of so far outdoing any sim
ilar enterprise in the past that emu
lation f :i ihe future would be impos
sible. It can scarcely be doubted
Jhat in the matter of buildings, at
least, tbey have attained their od.
The entire Paris Exposition, iSlflCel
Tower and all, did not cost one ha f
kt.he wum already spet: on theperish
able structures in Jcckiion Parh.
Phi iadeipbia Record.
. Waaler '
Men to cauvaes North Caro-irjr..
Reference required. ...Iberal cor.t. fr
sion to ft.tnd i.en. Genoral AgeiiS.
Room 48, Yarborough Ho i&e.
Our Spo-iia? : Sn.1-3. . ." ..
ON MONDAY WIJLJ, BE AI L OUK
20 AND 15o GINGHAM AT i3o
, YARD, AND A L3T OF 8AMPLES
OF HOSIERY, ALL KINLS AND
SIZES THESE ARE GOOD BAR
GAINS. '
t WOOLLCOTT&SONS.
100 bnarhes of bananrs 25cts dozen
ct A Dughi's. TelehOEO 123.
I
Dos Last.
; Terribly Wcnnded.
iiast nignt 5jcus a .xi"cr a Eiaa
terribly wou.kLm h.'s wi.Vs i"eel?.iso j
by tellipsc her thfci he could no longer ;
pay i'o," the high price bats and
'IrosseB sl;e had been buyiug, but if
- e woa'd aze good Jucmen'i and go
' Swindell's he would bo wlllicg to
pa'v lor anything she ( u.chesed. At
t.'-.is sht br'.ghtoned up and said she
U id ii - j thought of tiiali, bui. weald
v at once to Swindell's and buy her
tf.i a new hit and dress ami also
sous? hiog for the children. '3er hus '
' band explained to her that she would
save from SO to 25 per cent, by doing
this Everything in millinery and
.dress goods at Swindell's at a lower
I price than any flotueiatlie State.
FOR BENT FIRST OF MAY
DwelMog house.'niue roomi, on Mor
gan street, one block east of eapltol
square.
ap 18tf L D. WOMBMC.
I . . . ... . ... . . : '
I A desirable 1'ttle farm with in a ualf
n, of Raleigh. Good bufldings, or
, chard and other linpiovenoita.
'Teres easy. Apply Peele & May
"rdt Kaieign, a. u.
Don't Forget
The special sale r,f indigo blue
lawns, warranted fast colors, at 7c
pe yard. These goods would , be
cheap st 15c. Only 10 yards will be
sold to each customer. Swindell.
IP YOU want to save money and
wear good clothes go to J R Taylor &
Son's and you will get a good suit. : I
know by experience. That Is where
I got mine. 210 South Wilmingtou st.
LAUNDRY SOAP.-Clalrette, Rab
bit foot and Velline. Wholesale or
retail at D. T. Johnson's.
The Finest.
The finest line of millinery to be
found in the State is displayed every
Hav nr Hvinrinll'c- rnra hnroainn n?
bearty, great values of loveliness,
beautiful flowers, lovely ribbons,' and
oil thfl I Q tout D Vl Q lt a D 4n 1 0 H 1 1 DnH
the latest
in
children's head wear
are to be found
Swindell's,
at
BATH SOAP. Oopo bath, T.tjk
ish bath, Bridal boquet and Curly
Maple. Wholesale or retail at '. v
D. T Johnson's,
, ' 'A':!
Our Aldermen. v
There is a lot of talk and , a loir of
writing about our aldermen, bat.tiiey
are all right if they wiU',tne'.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 you would' strike
a bargain and at the same 'imeget
seasonable goods come at oik - -.'
Swi-. icll'S.
50,000 new North Carolina cut her
ring ou consignment. Cheap by the
barrel 1,00, 100 or dozen at " "
D. T. Johnson's.
What 'Tis.
Why 'tis the greatest special sale
j ever before ccard c On next Mon
' (lnA7 fiwn(l'l Will HOll ItldiffA hlll
. day Sw?nce'l will sell indigo, blue
lawn warranted fact colorsat74 eent3
per yr.ru. aukho ou'is are cueay i
15 cents. Remember 10 yards to each
customer.
CHEAP ICE Do not forget what
we said 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 hvtnis.elty,
and that we have plenty of it all
the tear as we have for the past
several years. Jones & Powell.
FOR RENT House on Wllmfog
ton street, near the capitol, with five
rooms. Kitchen in yard. Apply to
L D Womb le,
Cor Hargett and Wilmington Sts.
ap 17 tt
Parasols and Sun Umbrellas
Our present line of ladles parasols
, and sun umbrellas is one of the most
! .. i i 1. u ft i
v&lcusive we uutc ever duuwu. ; a uc
newest styles and colors in ruffled ;
and gathered effects. Medium and
light shades iu coaching - parasols.
Royal blue and ruby silk sun uin
brellas. All with exceptionally at"
tractive handles, natural wood, dres
den, onyx, &o. Reasonable prices
throughout the entire line.
W. H. & R. S. Tucker & Co.
SEVERAL BABY carriages still on
hand which will be sold at and be
low cost. W. H. Hughes.
STRAW HATS. Big stock ju it j
received. Fit yourself and children .
with oar new nobby styles, lC6.,up.
0. A. Sherwood & Co.
ROSES, PALMS, ETC. I have a
great assortment of everblooming
roses, palms and all kinds of bedding
Slants gladioli and tuberose hlbs.
Lagnolias and evergreens, flower
seed, tomato, pepper and pot grown
egg plant, cauliflower, etc.
H. Steinmentz,
apl 6 tf ' Florist
RUBBER HAND stamps, self ink
lug and dating stamps, steel stamps,
stencils. notary and. corporation seals,
wax seals, check punches and proteo
tors.oheck cantellors.self inkirig pads,
German silver badges, umbrella and
key checks, stamp racks, &o. Apply to
mh28 tf Hknrt J. Young.
TO xTO PLANTS, transplanted,
all the leading sorts, can be had at
Morgan's drug store, corner Fayette
vllle and Morgaa streets, near cap!
tol. or at my place on North Halifax
i street, near Peace Institute.
upiq a stfawroiBTZ, Florist,
HAND WORKER'S SOAP, 10
cents, three for 25 centir. For sale at
J. Hal Bobbin's.
"Wanted. Two good nkirt hands.
Good pay for righ one Apply 611,
West Llorgan Etrppt.
FOR RENT i. .. ,.
on North East strebi.
East sin et.
age houses
Apply at 516
apl5 6t
A Great Chance.
Our closing cat sale of clothing is
the greatest chance of the season.
Everything in our clothing depart
ment is at cost, as we will not keep
clothing any lodger. Swindell.
Roses aud Gt'r Ilandxonie
Cntriowers Bouquets, Baskets and
Floral Designs. Tdihone 113.
altf H. Stkiiiaiitz, Florist.
A full set of the Encyclopedia Brit
anioa, ninth Edinburg edition. Also
life of Jefferson D&t , by Mrs. Davis,
mis wa vvuciauu ju u
at half price, tor f
ell, V Suth V''-
F-'a !y H. J. Dow-
"i street.
Ice cieam every dsy st
m? 3 tf
A. Doghi's.
4 MRS. E. R McttOWAN wishes to
inform the ladies that be is prepared
to bleach and ihap'i hats or dye Also
gentlemen's bats 80b ?outh Salisbury
street, in rear of tin post office, Ral
eigh, N O.
Grov6r 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 & Packard's
for a neat, genteel tit aDd long service.
For sale only by
C A Sherwood 8t Co.
Oxford Ties.
Few line of
SLIPPERS
AND
OXFORD TIES
For ladies, misses and children just opened
at
DRY GOODS STORE
I?. Oil CLAD RULE.
Impress your mind with this fact
t: a. w make it & Cardinal
Principle to etl at
Small gwlar&ms.
x'-") advj nta.'TP is mutual, quick sales
"or ns l"ifT:uu-for ycu. tyedu
p!ic-it9 ihe prices any day
of the so cai'ed
Special Sales
advertise.'. 11' 2. protect on is
- p aced aiouwd y ;; no na'as
for th9 UDW y. Ocupaied
with catc jevv methods
ou i'-' i-'-v .& rue safest
guv rn of honest
tiw if--t .-."A'.' Lootbt
f -8 ori u fur ten
Dircns" t t " tiiiii we teach, preaoh
aoti .v.. o. Hmall profits 6at
is' v nKin ci hundrdsof our friends
a d ci" .xof s cheerfully tes
iJi ti.e big values they get
aud ttie bargains we
every day offer.
Perfect fairness to All.
Mc ney refunded to all dissatisfied
purchasers for goods returned
in order.
G. A. Slierwonl & Co
ILLINEUY.
IF YOU are in need
of anything in this
line we can please
, you, both in quality
and price. Hatafiom
10c to 1174, untrim
med. Trimmed from
25c up. Our line of
kid Dons ana mow
ers are the handsom
est in the city.- In
fant" s Laco Caps from
the cheapest up. Also
Mu'l Hats from 21c
to 1125. Our ttock
is larger than ever
before, and we are
going to save you
money. Come to see us.
I
Racket Store.
16 Hartin St,
1
Hardware, &c
TheCirl
I Left
Behind Me
Never rode
in one of
ii
or
BABY
CARRIAGES.
It she had,
she would
NOT HAVE
GOTTEN IiEFT.
If you want
to buy a Baby
Ca? age buy of
Thos. H.Briggs&Sons,
RALEIGH, N. C.
DO YOU KNOW
WHERE YOUR INTEREST IS ?
It is to secure the best of everything in the
furniture line at the most reasonable rates
and the place above all others in Ealeigh is
at the emporium of
the well-known dealers, Exchange Place,
south side of the market.
B 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 furniture
&c. Don't forget the New Home Sewing
Machine Needles and Oil. You can sav,
money by calling.
Dry Goods, jVotfoiuu &c.
W. II. & B. S. TUCKER & CO.
INEXPENSIVE
DEKS3 G00D8.
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HENRIETTAS AND SERGES
40 INCH WIDE, ALL WOOL,
DESIRABLE SHADES, AT
6JC PER YARD.
SCOTCH WOOLS
36 IN WIDE, IN GREAT
variety at
50C AND 60C A YD.
SPECIAL VALUES IN
PATTERN DRESSES
AT $7.60 EACH.
W. H. dk B. B. TUCKER & CO.,
123 and 129 marmiLtE st,)
HEYWCODS
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