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VOL. XXIX.
RALEIGH, WEDNESDAY, JULY 1'). 1893.
NO. 73
C1ITY IN BIIIEF.
Mies Laura White has retorned
from trip to New Berne.
The north bound fast train was
again an hoar behind this morning.
We are glad to ee Mr A Daghl well
enough to be at bis place of business.
1 Rev Dr Yates, of Pnrhmn, is spend
log his summer vacation iu Wilming
ton. ,
Mips Nola Uzzell it spending a few
days in the country with Miss Mary
Yancy.
Mr A Daghi filled an order for ice
ereaiu. dec, for a reception at More
head City tonight.
Mrs Rosa Mills and Master Jimmie
Mills, of Durham, are in the city vis
iting relatives and friends.
We are informed by Mr A L Ferrell
city health officer, that scarlet fever
exists in only one family in the city.
Give as a report on the station
house, gentlemen of the committee.
The folks expect it. We will print it
in short order.
Regular meetiDg Junior O U A M.,
tonight at 8:30 o'clock. Every mem
ber requested to be present. Busi
ness of importance to be transacted.
The "oldest inhabitant" fails to re
member a time bo early in the season,
when there were so many water
melons and cantaloupes offered for
saleas now.
Members of rhe Degree of Rebekah
are request 1 meet in their hall on
Thursday, Jit y 20th at 2 o'clock
sharp. fc MMA J Williams,
Rec. Sec'y.
We have received a copy of "The
Plaindealer," a monthly journal de
voted to the interests of the wine,
beer and liquor trade. It is an eight
page journal, well gotten up.
It is very much in order now for
everybody who knows anything
about finances to come forward with
their views Congress will soon be
upon us, and they will want all the
advice they can get. "Rhamkatte"
is full of it, so let it slide.
We hope by the fall the street car
company may find it convenient to
extend its line to the Union depot. It
would be a great convenience to the
public and we think a source of reve
nue to the company. Let us hope
that the lines may receive such pat
ronage this summer as to justify the
extension.
Arrested.
Yesterday afternoon Sheriff Page
arrested in Swift Creek township a
young man named Henry Macon who
recently made his escape from jail in
Fayetteville. He was brought to this
city and incarcerated in jail awaiting
the arrival of officers from Cumber- ,
land county, who were expected to
day. Mr Macon was a former Ral
eigh boy and bis friends are much
mortified at bis misfortune.
The Weather.
For North Carolina: Local showers j
followed by fair Thursday slightly i
cooler Thursday am. J
Local forecast for Raleigh and vi- '
oinity :
On Thursday: Cloudy cooler weath
er, north to northeast winds, occa
sional light sprinkles.
Local data for 84 hours ending at 8 a
m. today:
Maximum temperature. 04 mim
mum temperature 73; rainfall Trace.
Death of Mrs. Pittlnger,
a telegram was received this morn
ing conveying the sad intelligence of
the death of Mrs I McK Pittinger,
wife of the rector of the Church of the
Good Shepherd. This sad news will
be received with the deepest sorrow
by the many friends in this city to
to whom she had endeared herself by
her mauy estimable qualities. The
funeral services will be held at Glen
Cove, Long Island at five p m tomor
row at. which hour servW will also
be hell lu the Church of the G d
htieoherd. A meeting of the ves'ry
will be held at conclusion of the eer
l099.
Directors.
Messrs N Y Gulley, H 0 Kearney, J
A Thomas, B W Ballard and John H
Williamson have been appointed as
directors of the new state normal
school at Franklinton.
Crop Reports.
The reports of correspondents of
the weekly crop bulletin for the week
endiDg Monday, 17th inst, show that
the weather has been very warm and
dry, rnd in many cases drought pre
vails The rainfall has been badiy
distributed and nowhere to the nor
mal of 1.39 inches.
Not True.
A rumor has gained circulation that
scarlet fever prevails in the neigh
borhood of Brookside Park. We are
authorized, after diligent enquiry, to
state that there is no foundation
whatever in the report. There is not
only no scarlet fever in the vicinity,
but no unusual sickness. This can
be relied upon.
The Berkley News says : Mr W M
Brown, who has been visiting relax
tives her- for several days, left 8at
urd for his home in Raleigh, N C.
His ife will remain several weeks
and is now visiting her sister, Mrs
Culpepper, at DeeD Creek, Norfolk
county.
Dress Goods.
We keep all the new things to be
had in ladies dress goods, bcth for
eign and American productions And
as we buy these goods direct from im
porters and pay cash for all goods, we
get them at the lowest possible price,
and we endeavor to sell to our cus
tomers at a smaller price than any
other house in the dry goods business.
D T Swindell,
Raleigh, NO.
Jnst received, N C Bacon, English
shoulders, Bologna sausage and Acme
flour. O W Young.
Fresh bananas, oranges and lemons
at ADughi's
Shoes and Shoes.
We make a specialty of two brands
of shoes which we know from ten
years' experience with them The
celebrated L M Reynold's shoes for
men and Bering's fine shoes for la
dies These two brands we guaran
tee. We carry a, large stock of shoes
beside these two brands possibly the
largest shoe stock in Raleigh can be
seen at Swindell's.
To the Public.
I am sorry that some of my custo
mers have been disappointed on ac
of my sickness I am glad to an
uounce that I am out again ready to
attend to all wants I return thanks
for the forbearance of my friends.
A Dughi.
Carpets.
When a carpet is to be bought,that
means right much money; bat if you
use the good sense, which it is your
privilege to use. you can buy a good
carpet from D T Swindell's and save
several dollars. Moquit carpet, vel
vet carpet, Brussels carpet, ingrain
carpet, 3 ply carpet.
D T Swindell,
Raleigh, NO.
Blarkberry wine 85o a quart for
medical purposes. Refer to your phy
sicians. A Dughi.
-Millinery.:.
Your milliner can either make or
mar you. You, like the balance of
as. go in for beauty. It is wonderful
how our milliner can help even a
homely woman much less you.
Especial attention is paid to the
millinery feature of our business.
DT Swindell,
Raleigh, N 0.
Dress Trimmings.
Nothing completely furnishes a
dress as the new and fashionable
trimmings used. Hence, we make it
a point to be right up to date in our
trimming department. Our agents
send us the new things as quickly as
they make their appearance from
across the ocean.
D T Swindell,
Raleigh, NO.
KOTIGE.
Orrdit Dep&rtmrnt,
W H. & R S. Tuckew & Co.,
RALBIGH, N. 0 , June 17, 1893.
We ere resolving our business to a
csh basis as rapidly as possible, and
from and after July 1st we will re
quire settlements on the first of every )
month foi all goods charged by us.
Very repectfully,
80 m W.H.B.b.Tuokkr&Co. i
For Kent.
Four room cottage on North East
street, near Oakwood avenue. Ap
ply to P H Hcohks,
je?9 tf Postal Telegraph Co.
For Ileut.
Three room house, good garden.
L D Womble.
FOR HKVT
Nine room house, front and back
vestibule, qnal ro another full size
room. uiaHpfr P altogether, good re
pair and good terms.
Ji D Womble.
FOR HKST.
Three room house good garden.
L D Womble.
FOR HKNT.
Nine toom house, one block east of
capitol. jy6 tf L D Womble.
For Rent.
A neat six room cottage with
kitchen and servants room on Hali
fax street, next to capitol. Possession
given at once. AppU to
B F M iNTAGUtc, Guardian.
Offine over Oom'l and Farm's Bank.
jne4 tf
The best 10c ladies ribbed vest at
I Rosenthal's.
Clearing sale of ladles', misses and
children's straw hats at half vaiae.
I Rosenthal.
Fruit jars at $1 per dozen for quart
size and $1.25 a doz for half gallons.
Woollcott & Sons.
Important Notice.
Don't forget to ask for Williams &
King's Famous Toothache and Neu
ralgia remedy when you are suffering
from a decayed tooth or the neural
gia We guarantee it to cure you in
two minutes' by the watch. 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.
On vial sold will sell more,
jl Williams & King.
Stock of dry goods will be sold at a
great sacrifice in order to make room
for fall purchases I Rosenthal.
Pare Ice The Best and Cheap
vt. .
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. 8teinmbtz, Florist.
Telephone 118. jel2
$500 in Installments Wanted.
It can be doubled in 12 months.
Address, "Alexander," P. U. Box 277,
Raleigh, N O. mhl6 eodtf
Ladles and Children's Hosiery.
Children's plain and ribbed black
hose at 10c, children's heavy ribbed
black hose at 15c and25o, ladies black
hose 10c and 15c, complete lines of lax
dies black hose 2o, 35c and up. We
are now making special sale of la
dies and children's hose at about half
value. These at about half price are
lines which we wish to clear the stock
of before fall business opens. They
have been taken from the shelves
and are open uron the hosiery coun
ter and all marked in plain figures.
As to quality, the hose are far better
at the price than regular goods, but
the lines of sizes are broken and we
wish to clear them out.
W. H. & R. 8. Tuckbr 4 Co.
Ladies Oxford Ties at 50c
I Rosenthal.
Printed lawns and challies at 4c yd
at I Rosenthal's.
Parasols, fans and belts at cost.
ju7 I Rosenthal.
Our line of summer dress goods is
still quite complete and the prices
have been marked down on most of
them. Woollcott & Sons.
Our $2 and $2.50 line of ladies shoes
are good ones. j
Woollcott & Sons. ;
Prices TalK.
Our prices mute.eloquently stlept,
impress, gratify and satisfy, Sales
made. Customer happy. Argument j
unnecessary. AH others discounted.
The run this week is on all kinds of
knit underwear. Come in and price i
thorn. C A Sherwood & Co. I
R 4c G Oorsets at special low price
at X Roeeotk&ri.
Special -:- Notices.
SO
0 Ladies Hlinpers.
35
75
-9 Had 4
i educed to ....
SI
, Todies'..
. .. SHpiwrs
Rtduced to ...
75:
Mi age
SO
Oxford Ties
Reduced to
25
Fist. Black I HO
15
.Hosiery ...
Reduced to
Great reductions made on
all kinds of Dry Goods,
Notions. Shoes, Trunks,
Sis Examine our prices
befr.- ui iking you pur
chases. KOREIS'
i DRY GOODS STORE
21:t F' 'fevjMe street.
We invite special attention to our
MIDSUMMER
IDSUMMER
CLEARANCE CI ALE
LEARANCE OALE
-OF-
Trimmed Millinery
AND ALL
Straw Goods, Muslia Hats
Caps
for children,
Fancy Ribbon at a big reduction.
Stamped Linen, Hair Goods, Jewelry and
Fancy Notions.
As we are to move again id the fall we
want to reluce the stock as much as possible-
MISS MAGGIE REESF,
my2 114 PA.YETTEVILLE ST.
Next to Frei A Watson''.
DOWN
THEY
CO.
. In clearing out our entire stock of Sum
mer Ho-iery Underwear, we make prices
both beneficial and satisfactory to such as
are in need of these light weight textnres.
We have what we advertise and in plenty.
Vo tricks to beguil" , nor smiles to deceive.
Infant's ?ilk Ribbed Vests-Sizes 1.
2. 3, 4, 5 and 6; cheap at 50c; our O r c
price Z t)
Children's Fine Summer Vests
Sizes 20, 22. 24, 26, 28 and 30. Our nrc
price was 40c; now onlv
Boys' Gauze Shirt" 28, 30, 32 and
34. We "old them for 40c; now 0c
offer them at - uJ
Ladies Silk Jwa Bodies Sizes 2, 3
and 4 evtra s i ility' good value
at $1, fan tie ha'l now for -J
IniiUmer '-W fine Uiuze Vest for
ladies i l,HH'iMfnl assortments,
with long sleeves, f hort sleeves, or
no sleeves, hiuli or lowneck, square
or V out
Gents Gauze a"d Balbriggan Under
wear at prievs that discount all
others.
Onr aim is not to catch your eye with an
8 and 10c knit shirts, and we bave the best
on the market, but to brine fine goods to
your notice at reasonable prices. We niase
a apecialty of goo'' medium priced goods for
which there is always a ready demand, at
same time we must admit there is very little
money in them unless we are kept very busy.
Gr A. Suerwoni & Cn.
SUMMER GOODS
U
M
M
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India Lawns, Victoria I awns,
Dotted Swiss, Colored Lawns
from 4c to 12c. .
Laces and Embroideries Mos
quito Net, 8crim"y Curtain Net,
and Lace Curtains, Low Cut
Shoes and Slippers.
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Bird Cages, Milk Coolers and
Fly Fans, Hammocks and Has
socks. We present to each purchaser
of $1 the story of Columbus, a
25c book. And to each mircha-
8r of f 5 the Lonrton Yale Tide,
a 50 cent book, together with a
hand&ome picture.
THE LfOil RAGKET STORE.
IS
HIE
Hardware. &c.
DO You Know a Gcrd
Thing Whea You See jfj
Baby Carriages.
AT $ 5 06
" 5 94
7 58
8 18
" 8 44
" 10 81
11 63
" 16 06
17 19
17 56
18 17
WORTH
$ 800
8 50
10 50
11 50
12 00
14 00
15 00
21 IK)
22 50
23 60
25 00
it
THEY ARE
tffleywood's
MAKE
Tlios. H.Briggs&Son,s,
RALEIGH, N.C.
ee IHIeire.
If you hre a citizen or stranger it wi!l b to
your interest to h ive your rooms neatly
furnished. Nothing adds so n uoli
to the beauty of a residence as
good, nice, substnntil fur
niture. For this
1
11
cannot be beaten in this or an" other com-
uiumiy. iney nave an the novelties in
the business, such as Buieaus,
French Beveled Looking Glass
es, Willow and Rattan
Chairs, Wardrobes, Mat- Aa
tresses, &c. They have "
the finest, pret
tiest and nob
biest BABY CARRIAGES
ever seen here. The NEW HOME Sewing
Machine a specialty. Also MAuHINE
Needles rnd Oil. Resides, the firm
will keep you cool bv ni-.e gifts
of Fans and Caps.
REMEMBER THE PLACE
ExchangePIae. Southside M'rk't
Dry Gondii, Notion. .
THIS H TBAVBLBRS
Ladies who intend going from home this
summer are reminded that we have an in
teresting collection of light weight outer gar
ments particularly adapted for travelers.
ETOIV andB,ftZer Suite in
Q L Q 'avy, Green and
TAN 5Jtorm 8ere'
Washable Bon Suits
BROWN HOLLAND,
WHITE DUCK,
AND
DUCK AND CANVAS.
LADIES' CAPES,
of the latest Paris and London styles
Tnomas
taw
VMI.f R S. TUrRERiGQ
mwaFayetteyiUefltretf,