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VOL. XXX.
RALEIGH, TUESDAY, JANUARY 23. 1894.
NO. 7G
"Beai Brammell"
Ths appearanee of Mr Richard
Mansfield at the Acidemy of Maelo on
Saturday evening next will be the
great event of th locl eeaaoo. It
has long been awaited with eager an
tlelpation.
Mr Mansfield stands oat most con
spicuously among the lntelletual ao.
tors of oar time. In creative ability
he easily stands first His many
tided ability, bis versatil talent, his
artistie preeeption, his eneoorgement
of the native dramatists, his skill as
an original writer and thinker and
his prodigality as a producer, have
found qaick recognition among the
the people who Busts In the theatre
Nothing co aid better illustrate the
wonderful wrt cf Mr Mansfield than
"B aa Brammell." the play selected
for his appearance here. Mr M m
field has acquired great tr'uniohs as
the fastidious fop, who in time re
flerted more glory on his friends than
the future king of England. The
sunshine which Mr Mansfield brings
on the , stage, as the beau ia the
hei it of his grandeur even, per
meatos the character in the scene of
deli im In the garret, when the
bri of the onceleder of fashion
gh ray under hi tribulations, and
ont nore but In fancy only he
live ver the life of old, as an enfer
tail tr of the high and mighty. A
pamurtoVila Rnana In fchta ntav fa
where the beau refuses the hand of
the merchant nrinoe's daughter, even J
when the baliffs are lying In wait for
WS. . . . I
It Is great acting, that performance
of -Beatt Brammell" and has awak-;
ened nothing but praise and admira
won rnrougaour. T,ne ennre counrrv.
Every theatre in which he appears is
crowded to its utmost cvpacitv This
condition will exist wheD he appears
here. It may be said in passing that
the staging and costuming of the
play will be characterized bv the
most rigid attention to arrisMc detail.
The performance will be precisely the
same here as in New York or Boston.
The Weather.
For North Carolina: Local chowe's
Local forecast for fialeigh and vi
clnlty.
On Wednesday: Cloudy, with pos
sibly occasional showers; colder.
Local data for 21 hours ending 8 a
m today.
n Maximum temperature, 44; mini
mum temperature. 35; rainfall 0.
f&Synopsi: The storm over South
western Texas has advanced slightly
eastward. The pressure has risen on
the North and Middle Atlantic coast.
Heavy fog prevailed this morning at
many places.
The high area and cold wave in the
northwest bes increased in intensity
and is spreading southward. A reg
alar blizzard prevails over Nebraska,
Dakota and Iowa where it is sno wing
with high northwest winds, and tem
peratures below zero.
Horrible Harder.
Last Sunday morniog the keeper of
Person county jail. Mr Ro ster went
to feed the prls ners In dointr so he
opened a door and handed brooms to
two prisoners named Meadow and
Roberts. Watching their opportune
ity they dashed upon Royster, threw
him to the floor and choked him to
death- They then made their escape
but were recaptured There is much
excitement over the matter and it
was with the greatest difficulty that
lynching was prevented.
Repeated.
The entertaicment at Metropolitan
hall for the benefit of the King's
Daughters will be repeated tonight
A Syrian funeral will be substlta ed
for a marriege and the stereoptcion
views will be repeated. Let the hail
te crowded. Admission 25c; children
16o.
Fire. ,'.. .
The alarm of fire about 7 o'clock
this morning was caused by the burn
ing of the roof of a kitchen on the
premises at the extreme ast end of
Edenton street occupied by a colored
family. The origin of the fire is un
known. The department responded
.ylth their usual promptness
Epirorth League, No 21.
The regular meeting of the Ep
worth League will be he'd tomorrow
( Wednesday) night at Edenton Street
Methodist church, immediately af'er
prayer service. It Is desired that
every member be present.
Married.
At the residence of D 8 Gradey in
this city on the 22d inst by J 0 Mar
com. J P . Mr William Ford to Miss
Lala Rogers.
The I von Racket store today an
nounce inducements of an extraordi
nary character. Everything in their
line of business has bren marked to
suit the tiaies. Don't forget to take
advantage of it.
GITT H BRIEF.
Locals Pi'Ved Up Here and There and
Boiled Down.
The continued damp weather is :
bad on grippe cases
The auditor estimates the school
taxes In North Carolina at $800,000.
See notice of sale of 1 nd by Peele
& Maynard, Attorneys of J M Pugh.
Mr F 8 Utley. of Apex, died
Sunday morning of peritonitis.
last
He
was a student at l'rinitv College.
We have reison to believe that
there will be exteusive improvements
at the fair grounds before the next
exhibition.
The Bessiraer Mining Company of
whioh J i Oarr la president, has ex
pended $1 ,0'0 sines last April in
opening up veins of ore.
The governor's reception, which
was to have taken place at the man
sion this evening, has been postponed
until next 1 uesday evening.
A communication ia this issre from
Mr N H Hrougbtoa ia reference to
employment strikes as as of much
fores We hope his suggestions may
be carried out.
The entertainment last night at Me
trcpolitan Kail in the interest of the
uaugnters, was wen auenaea.
AH resent were highly pleased. It
be repeated tonight.
The ievh of D-R Burke Haywood
ha8 ,Uaq furtQ ,ne high-st uinrksof
prjljee fr0U1 aU the pres8 la tni8 8tate
ft8 M a8 BOinB otQBr8 He 8(jam8 to
i b uiver-ii v resDected.
Ve Mini th.at the outlook for a
large iucreise of attendance the
spring and summer sessiou at St
M ri' school, is ver p-omisin?. It
1b one of the beet institutions of the
kind in the country.
Several accessions have been made
tothejvl d iriug toe last few days
They are mainly f r sHght off noes
on the p:trt of co'cd people who are
sent to jail i default of bonds to
await trial. Ve must, think that the
jurisdiction of iu:ig!8trtes should be
exteuded it would certainly save
the county uiuc'i expanse.
"Buie Grass'' is spoken of as "pre
senting in ao interesting dramatic
i form a graphic storv of life in the
poq tai 8 and blue grass regions of
'Kentucky If possesses arutnbnrof
dramatic surprises and in tone treat
i ' er., literary quality and develop
mentof character is thought here to
r te far superior to the average play of
its class v
.'."Blue Grass" will invite criticism
fr;im Raleigh nlay eoers at the Acad
em of Music Friday
Let's Organize and Utilize Our Char
ity. Correspondence of the Visitor
Everv dav I have applicati ns made
to me for employment and help.
am sure that our citizens generally
have the same experience We can
not turn them off without some relief.
and vet aim pi v to make a cntrlbu
tion of money is not the wisest or best
thing to do
Many of those needing assistance
would gladly work if they were given
it to do. If others who are able are
not willing to work let them go with
oat help
Something tr at be done There
are scores and een hundred of per
sons out of work, and suffering is
upon many of them.
What shall we do? I suggest
meeting of citizens in the mayor's of
nee to consider the m itter
If the money given to the poor ev
ery day in the city was put into the
bands of a committee, and the per
sons applying for aid were put to
work and paid for same we could ac
complish much.
what kind of work do you ask?.
Well, for the men and boys 1 would
suggest work on the sidewalks and
streets under the direction of the
Street Commissioner.
For the girls and women I would
suggest the making up of cheap
clothing &o, for the poor, uuder di
rection of some circle of King's
Daughters.
Shall we have the meeting of oitl
zenB? N B B aouGtHTOU.
LATEST NEWS BY WIRE.
A committee of prominent business
men has examined the Bank of fc'ay
etteville and fiad its affairs in good
shape.
Mr Winston Fulton died at Mt Airy,
N C, yesterday of paralysis He was
71 years old and oue of the most re
spected citizens of that section.
Rev De Witt Talmage has resigned
as pastor of the Brooklyn Tabernacle
It is understood that his an ion was
caused v Russ 11 8a,ge demanding
iutereBt on mortgages he held against
the eburoii.
ibont toCIoie.
The Immense sacrifice Site of Messrs
Woollcott & Hons which commenced
on the 15th lost will c!c-e tomorrow.
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and purchasers Tomorrow it will
end and those who bare not taken
advantage of the pattWItieflts should
be sure to tee tnat tu closing day is
not overlooked. It should be remem
bered bv the purchasing class of Ral
eigh that inch tempting offer are
rare indeed aud such ad opportunity
may never occu againr.lo a lifetime.
Let the close He a davllonz to be re
membered. Read the. Advertisement
over carefully. You will be sure to
find inducements
Seats for 'Blue Grass, e old Ken
tucky story, are goingttjuick. Get
yours now. , ,.? , '
The Albemar'e and Raleigh rail
road has been... rged'lnto the Atlan
tic Co st Line system.
Wednesday,
h 94, is the last day
'I flee sale.
Woollcott fr Sons.
of our special t
u
Sleep , Awake.
Slow people, move. Why sleep and
idle vour life away when time is so
precious. Be progressive; keep op
with the push of the present times;
take advantage of what you sen today
and don't put off. until tomorrow
The bargains we are offering in shoes
are here todav; perhaps they will te
gie tomorrow.
we find some peop'e progressive
and know bargains whftt they see
them These are taking advantage
Df ty, jreat, shoe sale an the stock
is gotug rapidly about two thou
sand pair left in this lot
tv- r' thiug in men's misses and la
dies shoes; we are offering at about
one half wholesale cost, at
D T Swindell's.
Wednesday, Jan 24, the last day of
our special sacrifice sale
Woollcott s Sons.
For Bent,
The residence 8 rooms, bath room.
with bo h water and sjw-t connect
ion; on Pa list; ary street, nearly op po
sit" Suprem e Oour'; building; posses
Rion given Feb st 1894. Apply to L
R Wyatt, 2lFyettevMe st. j23 5t
tVhite Granite.
Received today several crates of
white granite All in original import
packages, and it is by far the cheap
est lot of crockery ever brought to
th.s mtrket D T Swindell.
..' ; NOW lU.
One hnn red rolls of straw mat
ting, all beautiful patterns.
D. T. Swindell.
Fine cut roses earn ttions, hya
cinths etc
Pknty today
ja32 3t
H KTKISTMBTZ.
Seiliuu A I A Our Blankets
We will bngi i "tailing stock" dur
ing the week b-'ginniug Monday, Jan
23d It has always been our custom
to close out our wool blankets before
our inventory. We have marked
down wool blankets and if low prices
will sell them thare will be none left
to pack awav Oae can afford to buy
blanket now even if not to be used
before next whiter.
W. H & R S Tucker & Co
We can supply you with wrapping
paper and twine at New York prices.
Kaieigti stationery uo.
Fine writing paper and envelopes.
Raieigh Stationery Co.
Ledger?, day books, journals all
sizes, styles ana prices.
Raleiga Stationery Co
Hicks' beef, wine and iron is the
best recuperator to take after the
"grippe." Pint bottles, 50o.
Sneliing & "icks' drag store.
Turner's N C
liaius & U 's
Almanacs
at A Wil
ja!5 tf
For Kent.
The dwelling house now occupied
bv A W Frapi, on Davie street, be
tween Fayetteville and Wilmington
streets; 8 rooms and good basement,
jal3 eod w A W FRAPS
Joal.
Just received AO tons Kanawha,
West Va s.ilint coal (best bituminous
coal on earth). Also several oars egg,
nut and stove anthracite.
del4 T L Ebbrharot.
Out Floners.
Bouauets. basfeets, D'lora' Designs,
Palms. Rubber and other foliage
plants for house culture ia the winter.
Htaciatus, Tulips, Lili s, Naroissns
aud otaer varieties ot duios ior tan
' punting, uuiuese aaorea ijuy. teie.
, phooe list. , , '
wW H Stbutiute,' Floriat.
For Kent.
Two room house kitchen and good
garden on Avent ferry road, near in
tersection of Hlllsboro road, west city
11ml . Possession after 8th ins.
jalStf J N Hubbird.
For Bent.
Two four room nt.t.cra Wnrth
Blooiworth street; best of nighbor
hoods; del clous water; none but good
tenants need aoplv
j4 A B 8TRONACH.
Wecaosutplv VOU with all kind
of tablets, scratch pads, charge and
creuu paus.
Raleigh Stationery Co.
A GETT3 make t1 ta.v Clraataar
ixkitchen utensil ever invented. Re
tails S5o 3 to 6 sold in every house.
Sample, postage paid, five cents Mo
niA&ia iiu .Cincinnati, uhio. d28m
Engraved cards, novelties, &a
Raleigh Stationery Co.
Everything needed in school sta
tionery supplies
Palefgh Stationery Co.
We can furnish you with anything
you may need in office supplies
Kaieigh stationery Co.
Winter Millinery,
Xmas Goods.
We are offering special bargains in all
trimmed Millinery for Ladies, Misses and
unuaren.
A full line of
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in brown, nav' blue and black.
Some novelties in X aai goods inexpensive.
STAMPED T.akY COVBBS.
BouEfe arid B ireau Scarfs, &c.
Prices on all e-wda to suit the times Call
and see us.
MIS MAGGIE REESE,
my2 209 FAYETTEVILLE RT.
J&A?E STILL
IN THE
CAHDY BUSINESS.
Our Combination
Bon Bons
have been pronounce'! delicious You try
tnem ana De convinced.
Our old re'iuble Chocols'e Drops are still in
aemana.
We use the best material and therefore make
the best candy.
We are le dquarters for Beaman's Pepsin
Gum, paid to be a sure cure for ind-'gestion.
Fine grades of Chewing Tobacco, and yery
cnoice Dranus wgara.
Fruits, Nut, &c.
BARBEL & POPE.
INDUCEMENTS
THAT
THRILL
you to the pocketbook. It is a
positive waste of time to go else
where to buy shoes or any other
eoods. Trade herd and h rvast dollars.
Men's and Boys' Boots and Shoes, La
dies' and Children's Shoe. We will save
YOU MONEY
on every psy you buy. Men's Dress Shirts,
flight Shirts. Collars, Cuffs and Ties, Dress
uoods rrimmincs, Gloves, Handser
chiefs. Corsets, Laces and Hamburgs,
Table i-ineus, Napkins and Towels,
Books, Story Books, vVriting Books,
Tablets and paper for all the
little folks.
THE LTON RACKET SFQBE
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REESE
Hardware, &e.
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BY USING
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AS T lu K
AND BAKER.
For roasting all kinds of Meats.
Bnad, Cake aid Fruit Mm,
New Styls Carvers.
An Elegant LlnafianrarsJForh
Guns anrj Gui Goods.
CALL AT
Tlios. EBriggs&Sans,
RALEIGH, X. G.
OUR BARGAINS!!
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LiQISS'ANiliSSCS
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is the talk of the town.
Note the
0itier?nce I !
OLD
KKDUiJIiON. i E V
THE S?OT CASH DDKS IT. P CES
PRIOES
1893
1801
I Tai'or Made 3araients $11 00
I " 8 00
I " " " 6 00
I ' " " I 4 00
" ' '! 350
15 00
12 0J
8 00
6 00
5 00
CMldreii's Gretciiea's & Raefers.
Warm school wraps for children at prices
never before meutioned.
The grandest line of ladies and children's
hoes ever hown for school or dress.
t)A0 Ladies' fast black, full regular -I AO
vojade, Kibbed Hose, only lv
RO SPECIAL DAYS
but SPECI 1L prices every day. We make
it a comfort and pleasure to our patrons
who visit us and guarantee perfect satisfac
tion in evrj instance. Money cheerfully
refunded if desired.
Dry U'v:!, Notion &c.
Special -:-Values.
1st.
A table of Ladies' Fine
Who-, worth from $5 to
$7,reduced to 3 and 3 50.
A. table of Ladies' Even
ing Slippers, in fashion"
able colors, correct styles
aod not shop worn, worth
$3 50 to $5 0 ), reduced to
$2 50 and $3 00.
nr. ii. & b. s.
TUCKER
: & co
13 & 125 FayetterlUe Street
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