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VOL. XXIX.
RALEIGH, THURSDAY, MAY 25, 1893.
NO. 27
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CITY IN D II IFF.
Mr. W G Hill residing three milei
northwest of Raleigh died this morn
ing. He leaves a wife and saveu
children.
Mr. B H Woodell Secretary of the
Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows left to
day for the eastern part of the state
on official business.
All the towns along the line of rail
way are preparing to make suitable
demonstrations over the remains of
Hon Jefferson Davis.
A new directory is being gotten np
for Charlotte. It Is about timo for
Raleigh to have another. A good
one would be a great help.
Little Florence Boylan, accompani
ed by her mother and Maj. R 8
Tucker, returned home yesterday af
ternoon. We ae glad to learn that
she stood the trip well, and continues
to improve.
The governor today ordered an er
change of courts between J nages uoy
kin and Graves by which Judge Boy
kin will hold the spring term of
Swain Superior Court, commencing
June 13th next.
We most earnestly request all in
terested to meet promptly with the
members of the N C antiquity society
in the Supreme Court room tomor
row afternoon at 5:30 o'clock. This
Is a most Important matter for the
interest of our state. Let there be a
large attendance of ladies and gen
tlemen. Remember the object is to
rescue pur state from almost oblivion
in the matter of preserving its relics.
It appeals to the patriotism and state
pride of all our people.
Caught.
AN Upchurch, commonly known as
"An ' Upchurch was before the Uni
ted States commissioner today for
selling liquor without license in the
vioinity of the A & M College. In
order to secure witnesses . the case
was postponed for a few days.
Reception.
As might have been expeced the
reception given by the Capital dob
to the visiting dentists last night, was
an elegant affair. There was a large
crowd in attendance. The menu was
first class, and was highly enjoyed.
Dancing was kept up nntil a late
hour.
All Beady. " .
The party that is to visit the Co
lumbian Exposition with Col. E G
Harreil is almost made up, and it is
n w contemplated to leave about the
23th of July on four special trains
running through to Chicago, without
change. The route mape 1 out is
over the Chesapeake and Ohio ai-d
Richmond & Danville Railroads.
Dental Association,
This body has about completed its
session, and many of the members
will leave the city this afternoon
Today has been to some extent pass
ed in the examination and, in some
cases practical operation of improve
ments Incidental to the profession.
Hhe session has been productive of
much good result to the profession
dental surgery.
;':VS:"- Insects.";
The North Carolina experiment
station haB a flue collection of insects
but desires further to obtain sped
mens of every species of insects found
in this and neighboring states. Spe
cimens are solicited from school
teachers, pupils and others, as well
as from farmers and gardeners In
sects sent will b ;f and the hab
its and reiOKea reported free of
char?. It is best to send insects and
caterni'lars alive ia small tin or
pasteboard boxes which should be
well wrapped Ventilation is not
needed. It will be best to tell what
plants are feri upon by the insects
sent. To those who will collect in
sects a pamphlet giving f nil direc
tions for capturing and pi taring
specimens, will be suppli
Complimentary.
Oar friend Mr. P Llnehan Informs
a reporter of the Washington Star
tbU the spaeimsns of granite
and sandstone now on exhibition at
Chlcigo, are a part of the exhibit fur
nished by him at the exposition held
at Raleigh some time ago. Mr. Llne
han naturally feels complimented
that North Carolina surpasses every
state and country in her exhibit of
building stones.
Tlie Weather.
For North Carolina: Fair weather.
Local forecast for Raleigh and vi
cinity On Thursday: Fair weather, slight
ly warmer.
Local data for 24 hoars ending at a
m. today:
Maximum temperature, 80 mini
mum temperature 68 rainfall 0.0.
New Corporation.
Tha olortr rtf tha RnnArlnr flnnrt
this morniDg, issued letters oi moon
poration to the Mechanics and Inves
tois Uuion, with the chief office in this
city, with the privilege of branch office
In the different cities and towns of the
state. The objects of the association
are the reception of deposits, to loan
and advance money on real estate
liens. The authorized capital stock
is not less than $10,000 or more than
$1,030,000 divided into shares of $100
each. It will be managed by a board
of director of not leas than five or
more than ten. The following are
the incorporators: J O Drewry, J S
fcVynne, J N Holding, W S Primrose,
OGLatta, Geo. Allen, E G Harrell
and B S Jerman.
An Important Society Organ
ized. .
: A number of ladies and gentlemen
met yesterday in the Supreme Court
building and organized a society to
be known as the North Carolina An
tiquity Society. The purpose of the
society is to collect relics connected
with the history of the state and its
people, and preserve them from de
cay and loss.
The following were elected officers
of the society:
President Mrs. John B Bnrwell.
Vice President Mrs. A B Andrews.
Secretary Mrs. B R Lacy.
Tret surer Mrs. Robt. T Gray.
It was resolved that the society
meet tomorrow afternoon in the
Supreme Court building at 5:80
o'clock; and all the ladies and gentle
men interested in procuring and pre
serving these relics are requested to
attend the meeting.
It is the Intention to make this a
state association, and it is hoped that
ladies and gentlemen throughout the
state interested in the history of
North CUioiina will become mein
bers.
A suitable. plac6 for depositing
these relics can be secured in the
rooms of the library.
Nice Yellow Bananas.
Cheap by the bnnch or dozen at
1) T Johnson's.
Carolina Rice.
6c lb at D T Johnson's.
Small
N 0 hams and sides at
D T Johnson's.
Hats to be Given Away.
We will give a ladies or misses
straw bat to each customer who buys
50c worth or more on next Monday,
May 29, of us. We have about 500 of
these hats, different styles and quali
ties, and will give them away on
Monday as long as they last.
v . . Woollcott & Sons.
Slippers at Woollcott & Sons,
slippers at Woollcott & Sons.
Slippers at Woollcott St Sons.
Dress goods of all kinds. Fine
i j. . iped lawns 12ic girgtiams. gloria
, satines, &c. Woollcott & Sons.
1.000 Yards
straw matting remnants will be sold
I at a very low figure, at Swindell's.
New lot of su n umbrellas In satlne
and gloria silk, wood and metal hand
les; prices from 75c to $3.50. The ones
at $1 are very good.
Woollcott & Sons.
Great Bargain Sale.
The greatest bargain ever offered
In silk parasols and sun umbrellas
can be bad at Norris' dry goods store.
A genuine silk parasol, worth $1 25,
at only 98c. New line of dotted Swiss
es, kid gloves, fans, laces and corsets
far below their real value. 8hoes
and oxf ord ties with hosiery to match
at prices much lower than elsewhere
See add in today's issue.
Norris' Dry Goods Store.
Once More.
On Monday next we will sell yard
wide floor oil cloth for 20o per yard;
two yards wide 40o per yard. One
day only. Swindell.
Monday is the day 10c is the price
ladies' and men's straw hats at
Swindell's.
If Ton Can
use some straw matting In remnants
from 5 to 18 yards each, we can save
you some money. Swindell.
Straw Matting.
About 1,0C0 yards in remnants from
5 yards to 18 yards in each piece. We
will Bell at a price to suit you.
Swindell.
Millinery.
Our millinery is the finest, hand ,
somest and the most stjlish of any !
ever brought to this city, and we can i
save you money on all. . We have a
special artist engaged to look after
this department. Swindell.
$500 Reward.
The above reward will be paid to
any one who can prove that we're not
selling our clothing at cost. Every
thing we have in the clothing line
will be sold - at cost as we will not
keep clothing any longer.
D. T. SWIT IM-T.T,.
Yen can get a ladies straw Mon
day for 10c, worth 50c, at
D. T. Swindell's
May 30th,
Will be a bhr day in Raleigh, but
May the 29th will be equally as large.
On that day we will sell ladies' straw
hats at 10c, worth from 35c to 7oc
each. Also a lot of men's straw hats
worth from 25c to 75c, will be sold
same day at same price. Monday is
the day 10c is the price at
D. T. Swindell's.
You can buy a man's straw hat for
10c Monday worth 85c, at
Swindell's.
Satteens and Piece Dyed Cham
brays. We place upon sale today, Satur
day May 20th a general line of sat
teens worth 12c 15c and 17ia all at
the uniform price of lOo per yd.
At the same department there will
be shown ajline of "Piece Dyed Cham
brays" at l?c per yd, worth 15e.
The attention of our patrons is di
rected to these two lines of goods.
W. fl. St R. S. Tucker & Co.
Fresh Vegetables.
Col lard plants for sale by the hun
dreds or thousands.
All kinds of fresh vegetables, in
season, gathered every day, for sale
by R. M Utzman,
Cor. Dawson and Jones Sts.
may 15th tf.
m m
Roses and Other Handsome
Cut Flowers. Bouquets, Baskets and
Floral Designs. Telephone 113
a4 tf H. Strtnmetz, Florist.
$500 in Installments "''Wanted.'
It can be douMed in 12 months.
Ad irese, "Alexander," P. . Box 277,
Raleigh, N C. mhl8 eodtf
Barnes' printing office, 214, Wil
mington Street, is the cheapest in the
city for job printing apr2J tf.
! ROE8, PALMS, ETC. I have- a
, great assortment of everblooming
, roses, palms and all kinds of bedding
Slants srladoii and tuberose duids.
Lagoolias and evergreens, flower
seed, tomato, pepper and pot grown
egg plant, cauliflower.. etc.
H. Steinmentz,
apl 6 tf Florist
TOMATO PLANTS, transplanted,
all the leading sorts, can be had at
Morgan's drug store, corner Fayette
ville and Morgan streets, near capi
tol, or at my place on North Halifax
street, near Peace institute.
aplO H Steinmbtz, Florist.
.
MRS E. R. McQOWAN wishes to
inform the ladle that she is prepared
to bleached shape hats or dye Also
gentlegJen'B hats. 308 South Salisbury
BtX4vet in rear of the post offloe, Rah
JParasoEs.
M0 Silk
JPairasofls
worth SI. 25,
(Only SP ctfs
3sros,E,is'
DRY GOODS STORE
213 Fayetteville street.
Great Bargains
AT
MISS MAGGIE REESE'S
Oj account of repairs to be made to our
store which will require the removal of our
goods; we will from this dale make
Surprising Reductions
In manv goods. All colored hats, fancy
ribbons flowers, feathers, materials, Ac.
can be bought very cheap; in fact we shall
reduce almost every thing as we have a very
limited time in which
To Get Heady to Move
Our friends will do well to come in and see
what we can do.
MISS MAGGIE REUSE,
my2' 209 FAYETTEVILLE 8T.
Sun Umbrellas
Straw rSatSAND
Oxford Ties.
Have now ready a full stock of
Straw Hats all kinds, styles and sizes
at most any price
We are selling a special quality of
Gloria Silk Umbrellas,
in 24, 26 and 8 inches. They are
the lightest m niygt and most bandy
giving erred'- mMpfaction for the
amount, in, "1 -Mian any other. Try
our umbrellas. We will please you.
Oxford Ties
Noonecui f.-il to hi? suited from
the immense vnrietv of low quarter
ed shoes wo carry. For prices we are
headquarters.
THE CYCLONE
IS
COM INC.
The crowds that throng our store tell what
a great hurricane of bargains are swept from
our counters daily. Our biggest bargains
are six days to the week. If you don't be
lieve it come and get oar prices on shoes and
slippers, neckwear, men's underwear, dress
Bbirts, collars and caffs, dress goods and
trimmings, bamburgs and laces, ladies vests
and shirt waists, boy' i .shirt waists, table
linens, napkins and towels, kid gloves in
heliotrope, wine, black and tan at f 1, worth
$1 60, umbrellas and parasols, hammocks,
fire screens, fly fans and feather dusters, at
THE LYON R&GKET STORE
16 Martii street.
I A. Snerwonfl 1 Co
Hardware, &c
TheCIrl
I Left
Behind Me
Never roc"e
in one of
OF
BABY
CARRIAGES.
If she had,
she would
NOT HAVE
GOTTEN LEFT.
If you want
to buy a Baby
Carr age buy of
RALEIGH, N.C.
DO YOU KNOW
WHEKfc Y.'iOii ! WEST 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 Raleigh ia
at the emporium of
the well-known dealers, ExchangePlace,
south side of the market. '
Besides all the other novelties in the
furniture business consisting of bureaus,
French beveled looking glasses, willow and
rattsm .chairs, wardrobes, mattresses, they
have a fine line of the newjapring style
BABY CA&AGZS,
rhey are beauties. Deiks of fine furniture
&c. Don't forget the New Home Sewing
Machine Needles and Oil. You cansav,
noney by calling.
Dry Goods, Notions, &c.
nnnMiinu ?CN?pi
Old
Style.
UUIIIIVIUII UI.I1U1.
TRUNK.
We take i snrt in extruding to you a
cordial inviution to inspect a piece of art, a
novelty in itself, ad at the same time, the
most practical and useful invention of the
present day, the
We show them in all sizes and at all
prices.
17.11. ;.R S.TUfKER i CO.
133 and 125 Fayetteville street.
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