Xirrlei.
In this city thU evening at S o'clock,
by Rer.J B Barter, Mr R M.Brown,
of Haywood, Pbatham county, to Mice
Loot Green of this city. The happr
couple left oath 8. A. L railroa-i
for their horn, carry lag the wtll
wUhea of their host of friends.
Xtbel raise.
liable Paige, the child aetreM. is
lodeed a raragon to her professio i.
Bhe sustains her difficult role Id a
moat charming and exceedingly fa-
elnatlng maaoer and la well support
d, and from the time the curta'a
roe till te coaclaglon of the per
formance the appreciation of the an
dienoe wat ma ifest by freqaent. an I
Erolonged applause. Palatka (Ft )
ally Adrertiser.
Wilfred Clarke.
ThU distinguished actor was greet,
ed last night at the Academy ol tin
lo by large and discriminating au.
dlence and never has there t een a
performance in this city that gaim d
more genuine applause 'Little Bur
terfly," a bright -ni most amusii t
comedy, was pres- nted and nil tl e
entire east was well sustained Mr
Clarke as Adonis was si ply elegant
while bis support throughout w.s
admirable. Upon the whole it was a
rich dramatic treat.
Western R Gales In Washington JT C.
He probably closes his meeting to
night and will be in Rnleigh in a few
days.
We are requested through the Vis
itor to Invite all christian workers t o
a most earnest co operation with Mr
Gales and the pastor of the Christian
church in this city in the meetirg
which will begin next Sunday at the
Christian church All who are in
terested in singing are kindly Invited
to attend the prayer and song service
Thursday and Friday night this week
at Christian church at 7:?0
The Fair.
The second day of the Fair has
been but a continued success. The
weather continues beautiful and
there has b. en considerable augment
tation of the crowd. The procession
formed at lOo clock as usual in front
of the Yarboro Bouse and headed by
the fine ?d regiment band proceeded
to the grounds At 11.30 Oyclome
John's Wild West Show gave a per
formance. After which the racing
took place. The contests were lively
and elicited much excitement
Floral hal presents the usual look
of beauty and taste.
Personal Mention.
Ex-Gov Holt Is In the city.
Mr Charles L Stevens, editor of the
Houthport Leader is here, the guest
of Col FA Olds.
Mr John 0 George, of Baltimore,
president of the Raleigh street Rail
way Company, is in the city.
Bishop and Mrs Lymau left tv is
morning for Chicago to attend the
mission ry council of the Protestant
Episcopal church which meets next
Sunday.
Mr. N. B. Broaghton, wife, daugh
ter. Miss Rosa, on Edgar, Miss Olivia
Barkley and J M. Broutrhton, Esq .
have all returned from the world s fair
greatly delighted with their trip. Mr.
B rough ton intends giving an evening
talk at the Tabernacle etiureb daring
next week on some of the things he
saw and heard, while taking in the
greatest of all expositions.
The Weather.
For North Carolina: Fair, follow
ed Thursday by increasing cloudi
ness. Local forecast for Raleigh and vi
oinity:
On Thursday: Fair weather.
Local data for 24 hours end ing at 8 a
m. today:
Maximum temperature, 63; min
mum temperature 40; rainfall 0.00
The following Is the synopsis of
the weather for today.
The weather continues fair and
cool throughout the central part of
the country, under the influence of
high oressnre.
In the lower Southern States the
weather is cloudy and the prevailing
winds are from the nortb west. The
iressure decreases to the south, and
here seems to be a storm center
oath of Florida.
At Metropolitan Hall.
The John Reddin Company gave a
splendid rendition or me-Two Or
phans last night at Metropolitan hall
to an appreciative and well satisfied
audience. Tonight this popular com
pany will present Mr Reddin's own
version of The Convict's Daughter a
play full of interest from beginning
to end. The ease and grace with
whioh the Purcell Sisters bring out
the characters assigned to them has
won for them an universal popularity
all over the country. Mr Jess Pickens
who will tonight take the character
of the original tramp 1b an artist of
highest standard and herever he has
appeared has been kthe recipient of
well merited applause and frequent
call before the curtain The box
sheet for tonight is open at MacRae's
drugstore where reserved seats may
be secured at 75 cents
The American express company has
lost i"t0.000 in monev in transit from
Hew York to New Orleans. Detect- j
. Ires are investigating the matter. '
SPARKS FROM THE WIRES.
The Happening of a Day Throughout
the World.
Marshal MacMahoo died la Paris
yesterday.
The Insurgents have again bom
barded Rio.
Frost has ruined the cotton In por
tions of Alabama.
CaDt Adams, commander la chief
( A R, is dangerously 111 In Chicago
Three men were killed la rallroai
accident at Wellsville, Ohio, yester
day.
Thirty one new ones of yellow
fever at Brunswick yesterday. One
death.
A prolonged debate took place yes
terday in the senate on rules govern
ing that body.
Senator Vorhees says tht repeal bill
ill be passed if it takes until next
winter to do it.
The skeleton of a women was found
under t floor of a kitchen in Phlla
delpbia yesterday.
The Marietta and North Georgia
Railroad. 210 miles long. Is to be sold
at public auction November 20th.
The Wellman steel and iron eom
pany of Chester. .Pa, ias failed; 1,200
men are thrown oat of employment.
The executive committee of the ne
gro national league has issued an ad
dr.'ss urging the negroes to support
the democratic tickets In New lorK,
Massachusetts, Virginia, Iowa and
Ohio.
Judge Copenhagen, of Baltimore,
as killed in a singular way vester
day at (fraud Lake on the Penob
scot re was using his rln as a cane
when it was discharged, the bullet
passing through his head.
A Quarter Century Test,
For a quarter of a century Dr King's New
Discovery has been tested, and the millions
wbo have received benefit from its use testify
to its wonderful curative powers id a'.l dis
eases of threat, chest and lungs, a. remedy
tnat has stood the test so long and that dps
given so universal S'tisfaotion is no experi
ment, racu bottle is positively guaranteed
to give relief, or the money will be refunded.
It is admitted to be most reliable for coughs
and colds. Trial bottles free at John Y
MacRae's drug store. Large size 50c and $1
A GOLDEN DOME.
Washington Post.
Hitherto the great white dome of
the United States capitol, rising into
the blue sky l'ke a snowy mountain
hc s been one of the most conspicu
ous and beautiful sights of the city
of Washington. It is to have a gol
den rival The roof of the new Na
tional Library is to be caoped with a
dome of generous proportions, cover
ed with pure gold. Part of the work
is already completed, and a gorgeous
picture it te. The new library build
ing is but a stone's throw from the
capitol, and its golden don e glitters
and shines like a young and brilliant
sister by the side of the white hemis
phere that crowns the capitol. A
dazzling picture these twin domes
present, and one that lingers long In
the memory of the visitor or the
dweller within the gates who is for
tunate enough to witness it.
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Trains to the Fair Grounds.
Commencing tomorrow trains will
be run from the Union Depot to the
fair ground. The following is the
schedule.
Lv Union Depot, Lv
10:00 a m
10:30 am
11:00 a m
11:30 am
12:00 m
12:30 pm
1:30 pm
2:0 p m
2:30 pm
3:03 pm
8:30 p m
4 00pm
4:W p m
5:C0 p m
Fair Grounds,
10:15 am
10:45 am
11:15 am
11:45 a m
12:15 pa
12:45 p m
1:45 p m
2:15 p m
2:45 p m
8:1 p m
8:45 p m
4:15 p m
4:45 p m
5:15 pm
Bucklen'g Arnica Salve.
The best salve in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fe
ver sores, tetter, chapped hands, chil
blains, corns and all skin eruptions,
and positively cures piles, or no pav
required. It is guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction or money refund
ed. Price 25 cents per pox. For sale
by John Y MacRae.
NE1ST ACADEMY of MUSIC
Enjoyment of the
"WILFRED CXi-AEE
and his excellent Company of Comedians.
OCTOBER 17, -
October I?, - - she K1i8 CONQUER
Prices: tl, 75 and 50c. Reserved seats now on sale at MacRae's Drug Store.
"As 'Tony Lumpkin,' in 'She Stoops to Oonqner,' Mi Clarke' Approach "8 Goldsmith's
idea of the character nearer than any comedian on the American stage Baltimore son
Beptembe 11, 1892.
'As he mischievous 'Tony' young Clarke excels himself. HU humor, his byplay, his
aD3arance are all that caul I b wiahei for."
"Althowrh Mr larke is a son of the famons toh-x 6 OLarka, and 9 n 'ptieir of the lati
Ldffin Komh, he is not dependent on his ancestry for famj. Bis acting belongs to a new
school, one whicb he ha introduced himself." -'.'ew York orldKoy 4, 1892,
$NELLING&fllCKS
IDx-ixgglstjs.
g Call your t entioo to our fine Fla
. vor Extracts of Vanilla and Lemon,
yy claim for tbera su- erior strergth
a d 11 vor an1
yJf jT'ar.i e tuti.-p.nt-. o eof
the ext o i the mxrket are made
o' 'nju io . ' lie'ica s, but our are
tTUtJLUuCa.
WE? it aVe a p-cialtv of accurate
prescrip'ion work at all
Lo-ir, day or night.
W. N. SNELL1NG. HENRY T. H ICKS.
DRUGGIST8.
Cor Fayetteville and Morgan Sta.
THECOIlVir.T S DAUGllTfR
. Metropolian Hall.
Wednesday Evening, October 18th
REDDIN'S
Hidden Hand Co'v
aeain on tbe boards with something more
attractive than ever.
New Features Ad'ed
A specially of spechltiesT-with the latest
" r songs ana aances.
EVERYTHING OP TO DATE.
Aa'roneromDanv of foibrettes. comedi
ans tragedians, and a compilation of all.
Seats at John Y MacRae's. 75, 50 and 25c.
imiQDlUI OF MUSIC.
3 -NIGHTS AND MATINEE Q
commencing O
TUUHS DAY, OCTOBER 19th,
The Little Queen of Soubrettea,
MABEL : PAIGE,
and Her Own Exoe'lent Company.
Thursday NiehHhe Bau
tiful Five Act Sensa-fTT I PIT
ti-n'l Comedy Drama wXllVJXV.
Excellent Singing end Dancing Specialties
at eacn pertormance.
Prices for this, engapremeit: 25, 50 and 75c.
Reserved seats at MacRae drug 'tore.
We are Going to
Now crop loraons at
Barbee & Pope's.
We make a specialty of flnecaudy.
fresh and pure. Barbee & Pope.
We are going to handle banana? n
large quantities - Barbee & Pope.
Onr "Chips,' put up in a neat boxj
cannot be excelled
Barbee & Pope.
Stop and get some nice fruit at our
stand under Raleigh National Hank
Barbee &r Po e.
The purest and best candy to be
found at Barbee & Pope's. set 9 tf
popular Comedian, Mr '
m
Bulls
LITTLE BUTERFLY
fhiladelDhia Inauirer. seal lo. lo W
:FAIR
AN old speech in a new drew. Ton
we good Heall of money when
yoa don't bay r thing from us. An
other. A store thU wants popularity
nor' pay for H by
Selling Very Low.
A
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ermita us to do
MALL 8URE
tbe r-us new rn a
profit. You' let a
substantial
Man's Suit fro-n t
60 vp. Other
houe charge
$12 50 to $15.00
Rosenthal Clothing Co., 305
" J. W. EVANS.
RALEIGH, N. C
Suooeasor to Evans A Martin.
MANUFACTURER OF
Carriages,
Buggies,
Specia' attention given to repairing of all kinds
Estimates given on all kind of ork on application.
Wheels, Axles and Springs in stock for immediate demand
The bent work is always the cheapest. And this can oe found at the
northwest corner of Morgan and Blount streets.
GRAUSM ROSENTHAL,
ARRIVAL OF NEW GOODS.
Becker's Self-Rising Backwbeat.
iVEn NAVY BEA.V'S
CltlNBEKUIES
HON' ELKS CO INED
BEEF, SAlfATOGA
CHIPS.
Oanned Fruits and Vegetables of every de
cription Nt-w Mince Meat to
arrive in a few days.
BEST BRANDS OF FL0U1
And everything else to be 'ouod in a first
class grocery only at
GUUSMN & ROSENTHAL'S.
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a nice line of goods for gentlemen's wear
and is now ready for work. Will make
them up in the very best and latest styles
and at short notice. Also does
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124 Fayettevllle street, upstairs. - idDtf
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WEEK-
OUR rrice fit bot . We have the
R t'n Mii'snt tie'l at
$12?, $2, $2 50 Ld $3
on ill- bU o' sell of hu i''rUs. Ve
Do Sell thaiulany
For it. Full Silk Lined Overcoats, worth
f 15 at $12 50 Our store is the store for the
people. Everything is complete in Clothing,
Furnishing Goods and Hats.
Favettevillfi St. Opp Post Olce.
MRS WEIL,
French Millinery ,
DRESS MAKING
'. AND
Ladies' OatGtting E tablishm nt
Elegan; and Artiatic Trimmed Bonnets,
Turbans. Toques and Round Hats
Impo.'ted and from our own. work rooms.
French Felt t-ntrimmed Bnnnets,
Round Hats, Turaimsand Flam
In all the new sha ' s and shapes ' "
Flowers, Tips, Feathery Plumes, Vings,
Quills, Black and Wnite Birds,
Fine Fancy Feathers, Velvet Roses and
Elegant Fine Flowers for evening wear,
NOVELTIES
In Felt Plaques, Shaded and Two-toned.
Also Plain Colors, dpangled Edgings,
Orowns, Bands Wings and
Aigrette-, Bonnets, Toques, &c.
A line n; Huts from 25c up tj fl.
RIHBOlSrSa
A most attractive assortment rf
Imported Miliii er v Riub us, in all the
Latest Parisian styles, will be displayed.
White and Black and Ombre Effects ia$
Entirely new weaves and designs. e2i
ml FAYETTEV I LLE ST,
RALEIUH, NO.
1131
WAATIMfiT?
That Is tbe QaesUos.
Do you want a Cook Stove?
" " Heating Stove?
" " Oa- Stov?
" " Gasolene Stove?
" ', Kerosene "tove?
" " Tin Toilet Set?
" " China Chamber 8e?
" " Crotkery or China Ula-sova e
" " A Beautiful Fncy Lamp?
" " A Tockot Knife?
" " A Gun?
" ' A Bird Cage?
" " Loaded Shells or emptj ?
" " CartrHge, Pistol or Gun?
' " Almost anytning in the
Housefurnishing goods line?"
IF YOU DO, GO TO
ILunutmnS ena's
Fayetteville street, opposite Market Hou'e
door. No 226. ocl&
CKNTUAL HOTEL "
Re-Openini!, '
i G CONN, Proprietor..
On Monday, Oct 2d, will be re-opened the
Central Hotel under new management.
Board II 50 per day. To regular boarders
terms reasonable. Patronage solicited. s30