North Carolina Newspapers

.-.if I. do 1y i' ft VOL. XXIX. RALEIGH, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 22. 1893. CITI IJ BRIM. Locals Picked Up Here and There and Boiled Down. Equinox. Ban crosstog the line. Equal day and night. Thieves are plying their vocation frequently In Darham. State auditor Furaan, who has been quite stole, is much better. There are now about S.000 licensed distilleries of fralt in North Carolina. The nsaal chrysanthemun show will be held in this city next month. Several more good dramatic com paoies are looming op in the future A considerable crowd from a dis tance are here to attend the bicycle races. New goods just rolling in and the fall trade has set in with much ear neatness. The rain this morning came in good time to cool the atmosphere and lay the dust. Cotton receipts today were about 250 bales. Prices advanced about One eighth. . Work has commenced again on the African Methodist church on Har riogton street The many friends of Bishop Lyman will be pleased to know that his health is improving Oases from the first judicial district will be taken up in the Supreme conrt next Tuesday. Paml'co, the trotting stallion has taken' Chicago by storm, winning a pursa of 2,000 in 2:l8i There are thirteen pay Btudents at the agricultural and mechanical col lege from Wake county The trains were generally behind today. The train from the west be, log over two hoars late. Plasterers are at work putting the finishing touches on the annex to the state agricultural building. The rain this morning pat the track at the grounds jusc in good condition for the bicycle races. Judge Walter Clark has discovered in Washington City the list of North Carolina privates in the revolutionary war. ' , . The confederate camp recently or ganized at Burlington' will be known as 'Camp Ruffln,ln honor of the late Judge Baffin. There will be a meeting of the pen sion board in this city in a few days for the purpose of passing upon a Jw late applications. ' Bennett's income from the New York Herald is pat down as. $750,000 per annum. A southern editor would run wild over that money. . Supreme couit will meet on Mon day next. Today and tomorrow will be devoted to the examination of ap plicants for license to practice law. A. few more students came in this morning to the agricultural and me chanical college. New arrivals are also reported for the female institu tlons. ". . A well known business men "on change, us today he was cer tain cottonuld reach ten cents , by December lVV He based it on the short crop. V ' Col Julian t Carr has obligated himself to hav Walnut Grove M E church of Cat :H circuit, painted. Jule Carr is all 's doing some such kind-act. A department lilitary instruct Ion would be a m valuable adjunct to the Agrioult ,nd Mechanical . eol'ege. We hope hear of its es tablisbment at no 1 The old saying th loliticn pome- tl"es makes strange 'ellows seems r to come in just now. is asserted that Senator Vance a epresenta- - tlv Settle are work igetber for v - 1 ' v r urt V I A V ( It E .11 4 ) 1 the" defeat of the OOt V lation of Do You Write? TRY OUR NEW INKS AND ELEGANT STATIONERY. Do You Read? TRY LEW WALLACE'S NEW BOOK, "PRINCE OP INDIA" We have all the School Books. Book Bags, Tablets, Slatos, Pencils &o., &o. ALFRED WILLIAMS & CO. ee5 Booksellers. Railroad Commission. The efficient secretary of the rail road commission, Mr Brown, is now busily eng. ged in the preparation of the report for the past year. It will occupy everal weeks and will be an interesting document as much bus! ness has been transacted. It will show a very large addition to the tax able property of the state. Personal Mention. Judge A C Avery has returned to the city. Private Secretary Telfair has gone to the world's fair. Mrs W H Pace has returned to the city from Asheville. Justice James E Shepherd, of the Supreire Court, is in the city. Gov and Mrs Holt are in the city the guests of Mrs A W Haywood. Mr Merritt, of the North Carol!- nien, has gone to the world's fair. - Mrs Alice Howard, of Tarboro, is visiting Mrs E R Stumps, on Oak wood avenue. The following law students from Trinity college are here to obtain li cense to practice They are IE Avery, Fred A Green, J C Linney, Ad Morgan, Chas E Turner, Tom Dan iels, J F Masselwhite. Our Advertisers. W B Mann Sausage. D T Swindell Specials. Once Store we hit the bottom on low prices. Look. Beautiful dress ginghams, regular 8c goods, only 5c. A large lot of Sea Island yard wide, unbleached, regular 61c goods; our price 5c. A large lot of beautiful floor oil cloth just received. Swindell. Can't Write. We are too busy now opening up new goods to write about them, bat watch our ads We will give you something astonishing in the way of low prices in a few days. HwindAll. Bretsoh always supplies thn best to be had in his line He is now making bread from Acme flour. Try it. Wanted. Two live energetic men can secure employment at once to canvass and sell machines in Raleigh. We offer a splendid contract to good men. i ne singer M f g Oo, sel9 4t 115 Fayetteville street. Fries and stews 25c each at A Dug hi's. Telephone 128. Fresh oysters at A Daghi's every evening. . Cat Flowers. Bouquets. Floral designs, roses, coleus. palms end other plants for bedding culture. Celery,, late cabbage and collard plants. fl. Stbinmbtz, Florist. Telephone in. ,. jeia Coal and Wood. All kinds of Bituminous and Anthrax cite Ooals at lowest prices. Sep ltf. - T. Li. Eberhardt. Ice Coal. We can produce 12 tons per day of best Crystal Ice ever made here. We can deliver 50 tons per day of the best Domestic Coal ever brought nere; keep up the equilibrium and be heal, thy and happy at smallest cost. joaxs s rowHiii. Fresh lot mocking bird food re- , ID YOU GO TO SCHOOL? eeived today; 80o a box. ; ' A supply of Kale, Spin ach, Mustard and Lettuce Seeds far present planting at McK.IMMON'8. An Affecting Scene. The celebration of the Jewish festi val, tb day of atonement, was mark ed by qnite an effecting ecene in Rich mond, Va. It seems that a promi nent member of one of the synagogues of that city had lately sued for a di vorce from his wife. On the day of atonement, however, both appeared in the synagogue perfectly reconciled through the intercession of friends and are now a happy coup'e In ac cordance with ancient Hebrew cns torn during the ten days penitence in tervening between Rosh Hoshannah and Yrnn Kippur,; they are required to forget and forgive all grievances that they may have against their fel low en during the past year This is mo8 commendable in all respects Weather Synopsis. The following is the synopsis as far nished by the weather report today: 1 he centre of an area of low pres sure which was over Minnesota yes terday morning, is found ovm the eastern lake region th', morning, while the area of high pressure which was central over the Dis trict of Columbia, is now central over the South Atlantic states. These conditions produce rain in the lake region, and in the southern states fair weather with warm southerly winds. There is another low area over Kansas and a second high in the northwest is accomplished by much cooler weather. W B Mann will receive nice tender loin sausage today. - Receiving. We are buBy today receiving new goods. Dozens of cases of new goods. AH bargains will be opened up and put in stock in the next day or two. Swindell. No. They Can't. No house in this state can compete with us in prices. We will in a few days give you some price? that will paralyze anything ever attempted by others. Swindell. New Satteens and Ginghams, A new shipment of dark ground satteens, in two, three and five toned colorings. New lines of fall ging hams, rrlncess cloths &c, in all a very attractive line of washable fabrics for fall wear. W H & R S Tucker & Co. If you want to see the kind of bread Acme flour will make, go to Bretsch's. W H Rogers, 12 Exchange Place, is receiving daily consignments of but ter, eggs, chickens, cabbage, pota toes, &c, all of which he is selling low for cash Boarding houses and house keepers will save money by baying from me.; Consignments solicited. 203 Bretsch's is the place to buv good bread. Try a loaf made ,from Acire flour. " 81 Fall Opening, 1893. I have now on my tableB one of the handsomest line' of high grade wool' en goods that I have ever had the pleasure of showing to mv patrons and public. They await your exam ination. Don't f&il to see novelties Try Walters' paramount method of garment cutting. G N Walters. se!9 tf I Don't fail to call and examine the elegant bread at Bretsch's, made from Acme flour. Millinery Goods. We have offered this past week the most stylish and desirable line milli nery goods that we have ever had All we want you to do is to come nd look at our goods and you will be pleased. And more than 11 yon will save at least 40 per cent on a purchase. - WwllOQtt ft Bogy mm We invite special attention to our MIDSUMMER ALEAHANCE CI ALE IDSUMMER ULEARANCE jjALE -OF- Trimmed MiMinerv AND ALL Straw Sooty Muslin Hats ft Saps for children, Fancy Ribbon at a big reduction. 8tmped Linen, riair Goods. Jewelry and As we are to move again ia the fall we warn m re mce mo sr. tc as much as possible- MIS? MAGGIE REESE, my2 '14 FAYETTEVILLE ST. Next to Fre 1 A Watson'". FOR SCHOOL SUPPLIES CALL ON THE RALEIGH ST&TIQHERY CO., ?09 Fayetteville Street. W K hve a large and complete nne oi Slates. Strups, Pens, Pencils, Sponger, Tablets &c, &c. School Bags of every description, at prices that can't be beaten. WE are knowi s he ulqu irters for evsryHi'n-' in the STA TIONERY 1.7 VR ;.n.l carry a comole'e assortment of Fanny Goods at attractive prices. In call ing you will receive prompt and courteous attention, and we guar antee our goods to be strictly first class and as represented. RALEIGH STATIONERY CO, au24 309 Fayetteville Street. YOI WiT iu mi We Try to FarnisU It. B. Q & Go, Line of Ladies fine Shoes, (Cincinnati make) are unex celled for wear; they are marvels of beauty, easy, stylisli and perfect fit ting, the "Rival" of any, and bettered by none. All shapes, styles and sizes. Prices from $3 to $i. Once worn, always worn. FOR SOLID COMFORT Try Burt. & Packard's "Korrect. Shaties," King iroo, Calf and Cordo vau, unquestionably the best for gen' tleuien Try one pair and you will want them again. TRUNKS. We show a grand line of Trunks, the leaders of five factories We can please you. Give us a call. OUU AIM, Honest representations, fair treat ment, and big sales at lowest prices We refund the niomy to all dissatis fied customers for goods returned in order. . M bO TD SCHOOL. We getr4 slate pencils for le we get a oc siaie ior ac Wa rnt, a Ru bottle of ink for 2i We get 20c tablets for 13c we get U'c tamers ior 7n We cat Ito tablets for 1 arid 3c We get 15o paper for 10c qr We get iuc paper tor . ocqr Wa cnt. fin naner for lo n Wa cret. ft reading hook for 10c We get a dictionary for n9c We get 2 1 gro cualK ior c Wa cut. 11s enveloDes for Qc We get 10c envelopes for 4c We get oo envelopes f;r 2c Wa et fo enveloDes bv br. 10 Dks. 1Rr We get l 'o book bass for 9c We get nice little bags for 5 'I'nmnrmw Friiftv if wa A.1I cm there we will g-t a pencil free of I . A. mil nm c: t Starii & M I0 LYOH RACKET SJ Hardware. &e Wo want The Floo Spac Now Marked At Costfi Cash L $ R.90 6.75 $ 6.05 8.25 13 75 $ 6 45 9 30 21 15 Tlios. fl. Brlggs & .5. RALEIGH, N.O. ee ttfieff! tf you ire a citizen or stranger it w JUU1 lllbKr( furnishe BvFfiY BABY CAE uisu i. nguimit aaus so "Ml w n :'' good, nice, substantial fur niture. For this cannot be beaten in this or an other com uiuaiiy. iney nave alt the novelties in ioe Dusiness, such as Bureaus, French Beveled Looking Glass es, Willow and Rattan Chairs, Wardrobes, Mat tresses, &o. They have me nnest. Dret tiest and nob biest 1 huas un j v i . m r r i h r - 44AAAAAiW i. W?2; AVflr RPOtl haia TI,o MT7H7 TTnun a k'--.:'i :'h wauuuaa epcumiiy. Also JH lUtllfl Jli Fif ; V; Needles rnd Oil. Bpsides. the firm fil&i??K Will keen von r.nri hv n!no trifta . 9 x . -.V - REMEMBER THE PLACE uauiuu)uiivio uuumiuiuu hi 11 ' v Dry Qod, !Vtion. &o ATTRACTiyE DRESS GOODS 50 AVD OUR T,INE8 OP NEW FABRICS AT THESE PRICES pre un. usually attract Ive. fiiiiBiToriicfl u : . o. ....... W" A-: ' J 1 ... i V f C I "."-'- i . u: 'fi;?. ,y . It.--a - s- V-- j y 1 Oft ., 'jf.-'"f.t.: t -i WooUootyft Bona, 123 and 185 Fayetteville street, f -3