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VOL. XXIX.
KALEIGH, FRIDAY, JUNE 30H893.
NO. 58
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CITY IN UltlEF.
Half the year gone.
Grass is being eat In Nash rqutre..
Col Paul B Means, of Cabarrus, Is
in the city.
The street car track near St Mary's
is being leveled.
The departments at the capitol
were barren of news today.
We are sorry to hear that the grape
crop continues to show signs of rot. '
The days will not materially lessen
in length for some time yet to come
Tony Rogers, who was to have been
hang at Rockingham soon, has died.
No seizures have been made by
revenue officials in this district, for
several weeks.
Old bonds for exchange have about
stopped coming in at the state treas
nry department.
It is now estimated that work will
commence on the Baptist Female
College in this city, next year.
The condition of young Percy Whi
taker is about the same as yesterday,
with some tendency to improvement.
The merchants of Burlington, Ala
mance county, will celebrate the 4th
of July, by greasy pole climbing,
&c.
The portrait of the late Governor
Henry T. Clarke, now adorns the
Executive office. It is a most excel
lent likeness.
Attention is directed to the adver
tisement of "The Lyon Racket Store"
which contains some free and most
excellent advice..
Next Tuesday will be a go-as-you-please
day. There being no public
celebration, all hands can celebrate
on theJr own hooks.
Several legal gentlemen from Wil
mington, who have been here for a
day or so in connection with the bank
of New Hanover county, left for their
home today.
Don't forget that the usual star
premium of $50 in gold is offered for
the best exhibit at our State Fair by
a lady resident of North Carolina,
with a second premium of 420.
Mrs Wm M Brown, Sr, Mrs Lovie
Young and Mrs Mary Redford re
turned to the city yesterday after
noon from a pleasant visit to relatives
and friends in Chatham county.
The shipments of truck from New
Berne and vicinity amounted to $300,
000. This would look like the truck
irg business is oce of immense profit
in the eastern section of North Caro
lina. Don't forget the barbecue and
other nice thiDgs at McKimmon & ,
Moseley's old stand, Fayetteville j
street, on the 4th of J uly. It will be
a fine occasion to enjoy the "glorious
fourth."
Gov Carr seems to be perfectly
happy when he meets his friends and
can talk about the yeomanry of the
country. The governor is wedded to
the farming industry.and he knows a ;
thing or two about it, and no mis- j
take. '
Cards are out for the marriage of
Judge E T Boykin, of the Supeiior
Court, to Miss Ada, daughter of Mr
and Mrs B F Rogers, of Concord Th -ceremony
will be performed in All
Saint's Episcopal church, Wednesday
evening, July 12th, at 7 o'clock .
We invite the special attention of '
the public to the advertisement of
Miss Maggie Reese, announcing a'
midsummer clearing sale. This is a
splendid opportunity for our ladies
and should not te overlooked. Don't
fail to call at 114 Fayetteville street, j
next to F A Watson's art store. I
The North Carolina Antiquity so .
ofety continue to receive relics from '
warfous parts of the State. A good
nucleus will soon be on hand. There
are no doubt many valuable things
in the hands of our people which
would prove of great Interest, and
re of no particular value to the own
sx, They should be forwarded.
Conference at the Tabernacle.
The regular monthly conference of
th Baptist Tabernacle membership
takes place tonight beginning at 8:15
o'clock. We are requested to urge
all the male members of the church
to be present as basiness of very great
importance will be presented.
Tvarnament.
The fifth annuil convention and
tournament of the North Carolina
State Fireman Association wl'l be
held in Wilmington oa the P6th, 27th
and 28th of July. The prizes offered
will be larger than ever before and
the subjpcts coming before the cop
vention will oe of the utmost impor
tance to the firemen of the State.
Let our Raleigh boys be on hand.
From Trinity Sunday School,
Durham.
The following letter explains itself;
Durham, N C, June 29th, 1893.
Mr N B Broughton, Chairman, Ral
elgh, N C:
Dear 8ir and Bro: At the session
of Trinity Sunday school, held on last
Sundav morning, as secretary I was
instructed by a unanimous vote to
return to you and your committee
our sincere and heartfe't thanks for
your personal kindness and generous
hospitality shown us while in your
city. Rest assured it was appreciate
ed and enjoyed to the fullest extent.
The day will ever be remembered as
one of the most pleasant and enjoy
able ever spent on our annual excur
sion. Very truly,
Jas Gattis, Secretary.
The BanK of New Hanover.
Much interest was centered yesters
day in the matter of an application
for a receiver for the Bank of New
Hanover, which was heard, at cham
bers before Judge Conner in this city.
The application was made by State
Treasurer Tate, the act of Assembly
requiring the State Treasurer to take
such action in the case of failed banks.
Application was resisted and argu
ment was heard in the libray of the
Supreme Court room commencing at
5 o'clock yesterday afternoon. At 8
o'clock the case was adjourned, Judge
Connor stating that at 10 o'clock he
would render an opinion at the office
of Mr F H Busbee. The decision is
that Mr James A Leak be appointed
receiver for the bank of Wadesboro,
and that the appointment of an ad
ditional receiver for the Bank of New
Hanover was denied "Tr Juaius Da
vis retaining the position of receiver
to which ho had heretofore been ap
pointed.
Phalanx Lodge, No 31, K P, will
meet tonight at 8:30 o'clock. Regular
election of officers. Prompt attend
ance requested. A fine street lamp
has been put in front of the lodge
room. ' OF Lumsdh n, O C.
We hear that the electric plant at
the Insane Asylum has been thor
oughly examined, and pronounced a
perfect success. It will prove a most
valuable improvement to the iastitu-
The cottoQ compresa is cL n- only
occasional duty now.
Three Cent Sale.
Next Monday, July 8d, we will have
a special sale of ladies straw hats at
3e each. These hats are lace straw
and Milan straw and t.ra worth more
money, but 3c buys them next Mon
day at D T Swindell's.
Lawns ale Cambric.
We have one case of these cambrics
which was sent to us from an auction
and is well worth 20c a yard, but we
are selling it at. half pric 10 cents a
yard. It is in small bolts and you
should get a bolt at least. See it.
You will not to urged to buy it.
Respectfully, D T Swindell. V
JSTOTICE.
Credit Department,
W. H. & R 8. Tucker & Co.,
Raleigh, N. C, June 17, 1893.
We are resolving our business to a
c sh basis as rapidly as possible, and
from and after July 1st we will re
quire settlements on the first of every
month foj all goods charged by us.
(very respectiuuy,
jSQ m W. H. 6 R. S.TUCKER & Co,
For Rent.
Four room cottage on North East
street, near Oakwood avenue. Ap
ply to P H Huqhks
jef 9 tf Postal Telegraph Co.
Just received a nloe lot of N O side
meat. Also fresh butter, eggs and
chickens for sale cheaD bv W H Roar
ers, No 12 Exchange. je29 8t
Thirty Cents for Fifteen Cents
A lot of men's very fine balf hose,
fancy stripe which we sold last season
tor 30, 85 KLd 40 cents a pair we have
put on a counter and are now selling
them for 15 cents a pair, at
DTSwladfU'e.
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 persona
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. JD T Swindell.
Another Lot of Shirts.
This is a damaged lot of laundried
shirts, soiled by dust, were BOo each
we have marked them 20o each, at D
T Swindell's.
Two Jobs in Shirts.
These are real solid values. One
lot nice percile shirts, laundried, two
collars and a pair of cuffs with each
shirt marked down to 40c each, former
price was $1.00. These are right at.
the Fayetteville street door, at D T
Swindell's.
Important Notice, .
Don't forget to ask for Willimns St
King's Famous Toothache and "eu
ralgia remedy when you are suffering
from a decayed tooth or the neural
gia We guarantee it to cure you in
tw minutes by the watcn Don't
have any other but ours. W - on't.
ask you to take our word bu v.ry one
U n cent bottle and be coiwlnoed.
On vial sold will sell more
jl Williams & King. ,
Pricec Talk.
Ours have an emphatic ring that is
convincing No argument is neces
sary. In the shoos that settles it. The
prettiest shoes in the market.
C. A. Sherwood & Co.
Straw Mattings.
A special drive in heavy damask
joiutless 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 25b h'd'k'fs 10c.
Woollcott & Sons.
Misses cloth shoes, 12 to 2's, worth
$1 to $1 50, at 50c a pair.
Woollcott & Sons.
The best 10c black ribbed hose alt
ways on hand at
Woollcott & Sons.
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Good line of misses and ladies Ox
ford Ties. Wollcott Sr. Sons.
Pure Ice The Best aiulXheap
. cut.
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.
Cut Flowers, Bouquets,
Floral designs, roses, coleus, palms
end other plants for bedding culture.
Celery, late cabbage and collard
plants. H. Steinmetz, Florist.
Telephone 118. ' jel2
For Rent.
A neat six room cottage with
kitchen and servants room on Hali
fax street, next to capitol. Possession
given at once. Apply to
B. F. Montague, Guardian.
Office over Com'l and Farm's Bank.
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Fresh Vegetables.
Collard 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 .
$500 in Installments Wanted.
It can i be doubled in 12 months.
Address. "Alexander." P. U. Kor 9.77.
1 Raleigh, W.O, mhiQeodtf
Ties.
Ask to-
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Oxfor
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Sizef- i '
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lOv r tbaii lh. 'vhere.
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DP,: G3 J03 STORE
! V" . ' jHo btreet.
IS;: MiSSIl IDA
Wo ; p n h s , eci 1 a ttention to our
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1DSUMMER ULEARANCE UALE
OF-
Trimmed MMinerv
-AND ALL-
Straw H);d , sli Hata&Ssps
for children,
Fancy Eibb-n at a big reduction.
Stamped Linen, Hair Goods, Jewelry and
Fancy Notions.
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As we are to move again ia the fall we
want to reduce the stock as much as possible-
MISS MAGGIE REESE,
my2 114 FAYETTEVILLE ST.
Next to Fred A Watson's.
Great Mark-Down Sale
Before Stock Taking.
The very things you want today are cheap
est now.
The entire stock new, clean, fresh, desirable,
irade more attractive by inducements
held out to close shoppers.
Prices on all goods we wish to close have
Deen "3cratcneaoir." we snow tne goods
you make the prices. No one offers
inducements equal to ours.
Bdv bargains in dress goods, hosiery, un
derwoar, t els, handkerchiefs, gloves, &c
Big rfld'iv .'u) 5 in fancy oolored slippers and
si low cut footwear.
Clearing nut all Straw Hats.
We have a big trade on trunks; big line to
select irom anu at orawmg prices.
Any kind you want Columbian
trunks a specialty,
G: A. SleriM i Co,
Traders in Trunks for Travelers.
iBs-iiira.
FANS
FANS
FANS
FA1SS
FANS
FANS
FAN8
FANS
FANS
FANS
Don't put your hands
inyo"r pocket" and
pull out Your hand
kerchief, wipe off per
spiration and whistle
"Annie Laurie," and
expect to keep cool
these hot days. Much
more practical to se
lect a nice
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FANS
FAS
FANS
FAN3
FA S3
FANS
FANS
FANS
FANS
FANS
from oar newstocK and be happy.
Fans
Fans
Fans
Fans
Fans
There is nothing small about
our stock of fans, except the
price, and that is very low.
By selecting now you secure
the pick.
BARGAINS SOMFBOBY
THE LY0I1 RAGKET STORE.
IJardware, &e
Thlcrj When You See gj
Baby Carriages.
AT $ 5 06
WORTH
f 800
8 60
10 50
1150
12 00
14 00
15 00
2100
22 50
23 60
23 (10
64
7 56
818
8 44
10 81
11 63
16 T6
1719
17 C6
18 17
THEY ARS
IHIeywood's
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RALEIGH, N. C.
ene
If you kre a citizen or strarser it will be to
uur lvv ieat to a ive you' rooms neatly
furnished. Nothing adds sr. nuch
to the beauty of a residence as
good, nice, substantia fur
niture. For this
cannot be beaten in this or anv other com
munity, iney nave all the novelties in
the business, such as Bureaus, '
French Beveled Looking Glass
es, Willow and Kattan
Chairs, Wardrobes, Mat
tresses, &c. They have
the finest, pret
tiest and nob
biest BABY CARRIAGES
ever seen here. The NEW HOME Sewing
Machine a specialty. Also MAtiHINE
Needles rnd Oil. Be sides, the firm
will keep you cool by nice gifts
of Fans and Caps.
REMEMBER THE PLACE
Excliange Planet Soutbside M'rfe't
Dry Goodg, Stations, &c.
OHEAPGOODS.
TUCKER'S STORE.
.'n order to clear stocks, manv of the fol
lowing eoods are to be sold at less than half
price. These goos will be found on special
tables a- d will make the principal clearing
sale of the season.
AT-
2r O A line of Summer Siiks, reduced to
25c per yard
OCC At assorted line rf double width
iO worsted Dress Goods, many of them all
wool. All at 25c per yard
i AC A line of printed Summer Cotton
1 V less Goods, worth 15c.reduced to lOcvd.
I SI A ..P ti:.l. TV n'.t..J
i-tj luu ogress uinuams.
O worth 10c reduced to Fc a yard.
1 10 inG 50 atteens reaucea t 10c.
m-4C Extra good Bleaching.yard wide,Go
25
C -Splendid Red Table Damask.
18
C Table Oil Cloth, reduced from 35c.
Ql-2 Good Crash Toweling.
Tliomas &
lnell
gC Good all Linen Damask Towels.
fC White Checked Nainsook, worth 7io
A table of Wbite Goods, ranging in rrica
from 5o up. splendid values.
The largest and best stock of shoes in
North Carolina.
Everybody is asked to come and see us.
W H & S TUCKER & CQ
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