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4 P)c lfctt (fretting VII 111 I OL. XXIX. RALEIGH, THURSDAY, JUNE 29, 1893. NO. 57 CITY IN BRIEF. ' The matrimonial market la looking optome. Mr Henry Young came op from fMorehead yesterday afternoon. I Bat very few prisoners are now being brought to the penitentiary. I Mr and Mrs Walter Woollcott re tnrned from Morehead yesterday af ternoon. Extra efforts will be pat forth to in grease the attendance at Trinity col l,eg the coming session to 230. We learn that the crowd on the Asbevllle excarsion train increased Tejry maeh after passing Durham. he position of Maj W W Vass with the Seaboard Air Line hereaf tejr, will be that of secretary of the R Sf (J Railroad. It is rare now that an application (lor back direct taxes, is presented. ( There will be certainly a considera ble fond left over. I There is no truer maxim than that trouble all comes together. The cut (ting of Tuesday evening and the eui (bide today, are evidences of it. t, The fruit men say that the cool 'weather is good for fruit. It rather retards the ripening so the shipments may be more gradual and the loss by ( rot not so great. The books for listing taxes will only be kept open for a diy or so longer. It would be well for all who have not done so to look after it at once. It is indictable to fail to list property or polls. I A gentleman residing in the country ho is engaged In truck farming, lays he realized about $200 on an acre of strawberries - this year. Can any of our cotton planters begin to match this. Let us all boom up the state fair. ' Secretary Ayer buys he proposes to make it one of the best exhibitons yet held in the state. To do this, how ever, he must have the active co operation of aU our people.'. The Bewing school under the man agement of Miss M V Marsh will be opened at the Centennial graded school Jbuilding on Tuesday, July 4th, at 0 am. The session last two months and the children will have instruct tion for three hours daily. A charge Jof 20 cents a month will be made to 'pay for the material used. All over the city can he seen marks of improvement. New houses are going up and old ones are being ren ovated. Raleigh makes no particular fuss aboat it, but the boom is a steady one. Our population, too, is .a hov mogeneoua one. Our people are con servative. They make up their minds, and then act. It is hoped that the close of the month of June will bring financial relief to a certain extent. On the 1st of July an immense sum of money will be distributed throughout the country from interest on government bonds, corporation dividends, &e. This may cause a temporary aid and tide over matters until congress meets . ; The question "Does farming pay" 4s going the rounds of the press ex tensively, and all sorts of answers ar given. The most sensible we have aeen is, that farming does pay, pro; vlded the farmer raises enough to eaj. But when the farmer plants all cot ton and sells it at ruinous prices to purchase Baltimore bulk meat, then farming does certainly not pay. Master Gaither Hall Whiting left this morning on a visit to his cousin In the western part of the state. A peep in his moon basket which, by the way, was a 10 pound grape bas ket, disclosed 8 green apples, a braes .cannon, a Ib 8BO, 5 minnie balls picked op at Pine Forest vineyard, a bundle at fish hooks, a piece of snake root, jj rasty nails of all sizes, an old case knife and other articles too numerous . 4o mention here, except that of a picture of his pest girl, taken along, ao doubt to ware off files with. Returns. The law reqnlres the cashiers of the different banks of the state to make returns to the state treasurer within thirty days after the first day of July, of the value of shares of stock of their respective banks - Fnrertainment. The colore 1 people of the city are making preparations for a grand en tert lament to be given at Stronach's warehouse on July 12th. The pro ceeds will be devoted to the colored orphan asylum. A committee has been apDoiuted to solicit donations, and we hope that the public will re spond liberally. A Fine Show. When the Chicago exposition is over, most, or all of the exhibits from North Carolina are to be returned to the State. This will, in our opin ion, necessitate the procurement of more raom than can be spared in the mosenm for their reception. It would be well enough for those having the matter in charge to look after this. The time is not distant when the mu seum of North Carolina will be a most inportant branch, and it should be fostered to the greatest possible ex tent. Onr City Cemetery. The condition of this resting place of so many of our lamented dead, is under as good keeping perhaps as the meagre allowance will allow, but at the same time, we' must think it should receive more attention than it does at the hands of our city author ities. There are many graves that should be worked over, and other work which would tend to beautify the place. Of course the sexton does the best he can nnder the ciroum. stances, but with a small increase of allowance much , progress can be made. It is a sacred spot to many of our people and should receive rever entiel care. Barbecue and Brunswick Stew. On the 4th of July the church im provement society will furnish the public an excellent dinner at McKim mor & Moseley's old stand consisting of brnnswick stew, barbecued pig, barbecued chicken, ham bread, but ter, pickles, . sauces, crip cucumbers and good cold buttermilk for the small sum of 50 cents, and for 15 cents extra cream and cak will be served. ' All who wish a first class dinner of ,' the above named delicacies will do ; well to call between the hours of 12 m it o mr) 11 n m nuu AJL p Uft. This barbecue and brunswick stew will be prepared by skilled hands and will please all. The ladies are requested to send in their contributions between the hours of 8 and 11 a m if possible. A committee will be on hand who hopes to have as many other ladies to as sist as can arrange to do so. A picture of the Rev L H Gibbons, of the North Carolina conference U to be added to the portrait ya ' . of Trinity College. The collection is getting to an unusually interesting one. ' .' For Rent. ' Four room cottage on North East street, near Oak wood avenue. Ap ply to P H Hughes. je?9 tf, v;"-;' Postal Telegraph Co. . , . .... Just received a nice lot of N O side meat. Also fresh butter eggs and chickeD8for sale cheap by W H Rog ers, No 12 Exchange. je29 8t - There will be a meeting of the stockholders of the Grim Brownstone and Improvement Company at the office of John W Hinsdale, Raleigh, N O, on July 9th, 1893, at 10 o'clock a m. v; Credit Department, W. H. & R 8. Tucker & Co., Raleigh, N. 0., June 17, 1893. We are resolving our business to a cash basis as rapidly as possible, and from and after J uly 1st we will re quire settlements on the first of every month foa all goods charged by us. Veryrespeotfully, j2Q n W. H. 6 R. 0. Tucker & Co; M1bs LIJa Carr, of Durham,is icjthe city. Peaches are not as plentiful as they weie a short time since. The very early varieties seem to be exhausted. Over 6000 crates of peaches have been shipped from Greensboro over the R&D railroad during the past six days In refrigerator ears. Thirty Cents for Fifteen Tents A lot of men's very fine half hose, fancy stripe which we sold last Beaton ' tor 30, 85 and 40 cents a pair we have put. on a counter and are now selling them for 15 cents a pair, at ! V l Uwindeire. A Big Table. All the remnants in our store has been measured and marked and placed on a table and are sold at half the former price. Many of these rem nants will make dresses for persons nearly grown. DT Swindell. .. Gauze Shirts for Children. We have a few hundred dozen nice gauze undershirts for children and in fants. Children's size 10c, infants size 5o each. D T Swindell. Another Lot of Shirts. This is a damaged lot of laundried shirts, soiled by dust, were 50c each we have marked them 20o each, at D T Swindell's. Two Jobs In Shirts. These are real solid values. One lot nice percale shirts, laundried, two collars and a pair of enffs with each shirt marked down to 40c each, former price was $1.00. These are right at the Fayetteville street door, at D i' " ..v Important Notice. Don't forget to ask for Williams & Kiog's Famous Toothache and Neu ralgia remedy when you are suffering from a decayed tooth ortb ;ural gla We guarantee it to en ou in two minutes by the watcu Don't have any other but ours. We won't ask you to take our word but try one ten cent bottle .'and be convinced. Onei vial sold will sell more, jl Williams & King. Prices Talk. Ours have an emphatlo ring that is convincing No argument is neces sary. In the shoos that settles it. The prettiest shoeB in the market. C. A. Sherwood & Co. Straw Mattings. A special drive in heavy damask jointless China mattings, worth $16 per roll now offered at $10 per roll. Also a very complete line of fancy China mattings ranging in price from 20 cents per yard and up. Lovely Japanese mattings in inlaid patterns, Japanese mattings "woven in the thread," &c, &c. W. H. & R. S. Tucker & Co. Men's 25c h'd'k'fs 10c. Woollcott & Sons. Misses cloth shoes, 12 to 2's, worth $1 to $1 60, at 50c a pair. Woollcott & Sons. The best 10c black ribbed hose al ways on hand at Woollcott & Sons. Good line of misses and ladies Ox ford Ties. Wollcott & Sons. Pare Ice The Best and Cheap . e.t. The ice now being produced by the new Crystal ice factory and sold by Messrs Jones & Powell, is from dis tilled and reboiled pure water, is clear as crystal, solid and durable, and cheap enough for everybody to use it freely and have no fear that any dis ease germs remain in it. Cnt Flowers. Bouquets, Flore.1 designs, roses, coleus, palms end ither plants for bedding culture. Celery, late cabbage and collard plants. H. Steikmktz, Florist. Telephone 118. jel2 'v.'-For Bent. A neat six room cottage with kitchen and servants room on Hali fax street, next to capitol. Possession given at once. Apply to v B. F. Montague, Guardian. Office over Com'l and Farm's Bank, jnel tf . ' Fresh Vegetables. Collard plants for Bale 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. $500 in Installments Wanted. It can be doubled in 12.. months. Address, "Alexander," P. U. Box 277, Raleigh, N. 0. - mlilfi eodtt hoes AND Ties. Ask f' ' r- Pe f :jt Fitt : Sheet Oxfnr 1 Tie .. At ! I " 'iinch Lower 1 ;.. Uewhere. Dili' LiO JDS STORE b 't 1 1 tt-ville street. Croat Bargains AT MIS MAGGIE REESE'S , ; 0l, account -f repair, to be made to our ; storo wh.oh .11 r. quire the removal of our i WIU0. will lILjm Lilla UtlLe HHKfl Surprising Reductions In many goods All colored hats, fancy ribbons, flowers, feathers, materials, &c, can be boughi very cheap; in fact we shall reduce almost nvery thing as we have a very limited time in which To Get Ready to Move Our friends will do well to come in and see what we can do. MISS MAGGIE REESE, my2 209 FAYETTEVILLE ST. o 93 II Great BJark-Down Sale Before Stock Taking. The very things yon want today are cheap est now. The entire stock new, clean, fresh, desirable, n?ade.n)ore attractive by inducements ' held out to close shoppers. Prices on all goods we wish to close have been "scratched off." We show the goods you make the prices. No one offers inducements equal to ours. Buv bargainj in dress goods, hosiery, un derwtar, t 7 els, handkerchiefs, gloves, &c Big n ducio- s in fancy colored slippers and all low cut footwear. Clearin9 m Straw Hals. We have a big trade on trunks; big line to seieci irom ana at ora wing prices, Any kind you want Columbian trunks a specialty. Traders in Trunks for Travelers. HA- atS A new line of LADIES' HATS- just received. We can give you A GOOD HAT for 10c, 20c, 47c- and up to the finest Chips and Leghorns. ' Children's Hats in Straw and Mull. Also Lace Caps. In Men's Hats , we can suit you all in style, quality an price. Boy's Straw Hats ' 19c, worth, 25o. till IY0I1 R&GKET STORE. BM1 IS SQMEBOBY D. A. SnerwuoQ & Co. Hardware, &c OO You Know a Gcrd Thing When You See Baby Carriages. AT $ 5 06 5 94 WORTH $ 800 850 10 50 1160 12 00 14 00 15 00 2100 22 50 23 GO 25 CO 7 56 818 8 44 10 31 11 63 16 06 1719 17 E6 1817 u It THEY ARE IHTeywood's MAKE - Tlos. H. Brings & Sons, RALEIGH, N. C. ee BEere if you .r a i-itizen or stranger it will bf to our i- t r 's. to h ve your rooms neatly lurnisue Nothing dds ao much tot.hu Iteauty of a residence as god. ni-e, substanti'I fur niture. Forthis 1 cannot be beaten in this or anv other com munity, iney nave an the novelties in the business, such as Bureaus, French Beveled Looking Glass es, Willow and Battan Chairs, Wardrobes, Mat tresses, &c. They have the finest, pret tiest and nob biest BABY CARRIAGES ever seen here. The NEW HOME Sewing Needles rnd Oil. Bf sides, the firm will keep you cool bv nice gifts of Fans and Caps. EEMEMBER THE PLACE Exchange Plane, Soutbside M'rk't Dry Goods, Notions, &c. CHEAP GOODS. TUCKER'S STORE. In order to clear stocks, manv of the fol lowing pooOs are to be sold at less than half pr'ce. These goos will be found on special tables d will make the principal clearing sale of the s ason. AT- nrC-A line of Summer Silks, reduced to jmifj 25c per yard OKC-A.ti assorted line of double width AO worsted Dress Goods, manv of thm all wool. All at 25c per yard. JAC Aline of printel Summer Cotton IV ' ressGood8.worthl5c,reducedto JOcyd. 5C A case of stylish Dress Ginghams, worth 10c rednenrt in Hp. a xranA 10( ,u a line oi ioc aaueens reduced to 10c. m-4C Extra good Bleaching.yard wide,61o 25" OSplendid Red Table Damask. 18 C Table Oil Cloth, reduced from 35c. 1-2 Good Crash Toweling. 8' C Good all Linen Damask Towels. KC White Checked Nainsook, worth 7ic A table of White Goods, ranging in rjico from 5o up. splendid values. The largest and best stock of shoes in North Carolina. Everybody is asked to come and see us. W. II. & It. S TUCKER & (jq Aqms xwell
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