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RALEIGH, THURSDAY, JANUARY 25. 1894.
NO. 78
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PRETTY SHORT WORK.
America Whips John Boll"
and Rates in the Cash.
THREE MINUTES' A ROUND I
Corbett Still Champion of the World.
I
the WesternV
A special
bnlletln of
Union announced that the fight be
tween Corbett and Mitchell took
place today at Jacksonville. Corbett
knocked Mitchell oot In the third
sound. Time of fight nine minutes.
The referees at once declared Corbett
champion of the wor'd.
The Weather.
For North Cart llda: Fair, precede
ed by rain today in the east portion;
eolder Friday morning followed by
rising temperature in the west por
tion. Local forecast for Raleigh and vi
cinity. Decidedly colder Friday.
Local data for $4 hoars ending 8 a
m today. '
Maxim am temperature, 69; mini
mum temperature. 81; rainfall 0.23.
Bynoptils: The blgh area and cold
wave has reached the North
Middle Atlantic coast, and the
Oulf
of Mexico this a m. It will reach
Florida today. Since last night at 8
p m., the temperature has fallen 28
degrees at Charlotte, 28 degrees at
Raleigh and Norfolk;, Va., the center
Of the cold wave is over Minnesota ,
ana iowa, wun a temperature oi xo
degrees below lero at St Paul and 20
below at Davenport
The temperature is 18 degrees at
Atlanta, 12 at Knoiville 2 at Mem
phis 2 below xero at Nashville.
The cold weaher will continue
over Friday and Saturday.
Important Decision.
In the United States Circuit Court
in New York, yesterday, the judge
handed down a decree in the salt of
W P Clyde and other against the
Richmond and West Point Terminal
Railroad and Warehouse Company
directing the receiver to offer at pub
lic auction all the real estate, stocks,
brands and assets of every kind be
longing to the company, except the
interest of th corporation in the suit
now pending- in the Circuit Court,
brought by the receiver against John
H lnman and others.
The sale is to take place at
Riohmond, Va.
Married.
At the residence of Mr W M Carter
on South Person street, this city yes
terday morning at 10 o'clock, by Rev
A M Slmms, Mr Alphonso Moring, to
Miss Nannie Stevens. Mr Moring was
formerly of Garner, this county, but
In now a resident of Portsmouth, Va.,
beh g In the employment of the At
lantio a Danville Railroad. The
bride has been a great favorite in a
large circle of relatives and friends
whose best wishes go with her to the
new home
Reports.
A small supply of the 18th, annual
report of the North Carolina Horti
cultural Society are still on hand
These will be sent out as long as they
last for three cents a copy. The re
ports are very complete and extreme
ly valuable to the fruit and vegeta
ble raisers and farmers generally.
Address Gerald McCarthy, Secretary
of the Horticultural Society Raleigh
NO.
100 F.
Regular meeting of Beaton Gales
Lodge, No 04, 1 O O J tonight at 71
o'clock, sharp. Work in the degrees.
Members of the lodge earnestly ret
quested to attend. Organist and de
gree staff will make lt convenient to
tn hann h.nri In rina HmA A nnrrliul
Invitation to all Odd Fellows in good
standing.
CITI II BBIKT.
Louis Pfrled Up Here end There end
Boiled Down.
Cold wave upon as.
See notice of exeoa'lon sale by 11
W Page, sheriff.
8ee notice of sale of land by Thos B
Pnrnell and T P pevereux oommli
sloners
The train fro" the west was rev-
Aral hnnri lufn thl. mnrnlntr. earned
from an accident to the locomotive,
1 he King's Daughters are me kin
arrangements for
soon. The exact
a "Parple Tea"
time will be an.
nounoed hereafter.
The trial of E J Fuller 'or the mur
der of B O Parker Is in progress at
Fayetteville and creates great in
terest. The committee are on the rounds
soliciting funds with which to enter
tain Gov Flower and party Febru
ary 8d
Don't fail to Bee Mr and Mrs Cyril
Norman and a superb company in
"Blue Grass" tomorrow night. A
Kentucky story. Refined comedy
J Hal Bob" itt hue on hand and
in dilly receipt of the b-st and fresh
est garden seeds of all descriptions
which be is ottering to the public on
moderate t rnis. I here is no bet
ter seleo'edVtoek in the city. Call at
once
The Bright Side.
Correspondence of the Visit or.
In the last few years it has become
finite a habit for naonle to crv "hard
tlmpg, bat lt 8eems that Mr Brough-
ton in bis last two articles ou that
subject has entirely overdrawn the
picture A'ter reading either one of
these pieces one would think that
our town was doomed and starvation
stared us in the face I live in Ral
eigh, do business here, and talk a
ereat deal with the working class of
the olty and I find that while busi
ness could be made, better tp't, we
are not in any danger of such tfmesas
Mr Broughton had in mind wien he
wrote the two articles w'lioh I allude
to. If we want, to do any thing for
the people of our town it cannot be
done by talking "hard times." We
have bad an abundant crop and a
beautiful open winter What else could
we wish ? Oar business men havo had
no cause to grumble up to this time
and I think it will dn us more injury
to call a meeting of citizens to relieve
distress nan it would If we wouli keep
our mouths shat and let things re gu
late themselves. What we need is to be
up and 'doing. Let Che merchants,
the mechanic and the manufacture
era go to work and stimulate their
business; that will do more good than
all the of " hard times" that we could
indulge in for years to come.
Let us then be up and doing
With a heart for any fate,
Still eschewing, still pursuing
Learn to labor and to wait "
T. F BROGKWBtL.
Raleigh, N. C, Jan 25th, 1891.
Personal Mention.
R W King, sheriff of Pitt, is in the
city.
M'EO Hackney, of Durham is at
the Yarboro.
We regret to note the continued
sickness of Maj Jno B Neathery.
Capt Pallas T Ward Is in the olty
His many triends are pleased to see
nim looking well.
We regret to state that Capt 8 A
Ashe, editor of the News Observer
Chronicle, is oonfinwi at home with
sickness.
Feeding the Kick.
In many instances invalids are re
stricted by physicians to easily diges
tible food, usually boiled or sterilized
milk Is prescribed. In such oases the
value of Borden's Peerless Brand
Evaporated Oreatn, or unsweetened
condensed milk is apparent. Pre
I pared by a x Condensed Milk Co
"Blue Grau" a Story of Romance.
"Blue Grass," a beautlf at Kentucky
romance, will be the attraction at the
Academy tomorrow night. Mrs Cyril
Norman the leading lady, is said to
be a woman of rare beauty and pos
sesses unusual dramatic ability. The
songs and dancing which are inci
dental to the play are a very attract
ve feature and can be fully enjoye 1
as all accon inlnoents are rendered
by a full orchestra.
A stick of dynamite was thrown by
an unknown party in the smoking
cr on the Michigan, Kansas and
Texas road. 8everal were instantly
killed and others wounded.
We have opened today a new and
complete line of laces and edgings,
and white goods
Woollcott s Bons.
House for Rent.
A nice cottage, conveniently looat
ed, terms moderate Appl v to
ja21 J Hal Bobbitt.
8,000 yards checked muslin at 6c yd.
Woollcott & Sons.
Notice.
To the Citizens and Public Generally:
We have moved from 210 Sruth
Wilmington street to No 14 West Har-
gett stree, between Fayetreville and
Salisbury streets where we will be
rdeased to see all of oar customers and
friends and public generally. We
will taker pleasure in allowing our
goods to all that clls to see us.
J K TAYLOR Be HON.
ja84 Merchant Tailors.
Sleeper, Awake.
Blow people, move. Why sleep and
idle voar life away when time is so
precious. Be progressive; keep up
with the push or the present times;
take advantage of what you see today
and don't put off until tomorrow.
fhe bargains we are offering in shoes
are here tod?:, perhaps they will be
gone tomorrow.
we Qua some people progressive
and know bargains when thev see
them These are taking advantage
of this great shoe sle and the stock
is going rapidly About two thou
sand pair left in this lot.
ifivurytning m men's misses and la
dies shoes; we are offering at about
one half wholesale cost, at
D T Swindell's.
For Bent.
The residence 8 roo us, bath room,
with boh water and sawr connect"
Ion; ou Salisbury street, nearly oppo
site Supreme Court building; posses
sion given Feb 1st. 1894. Apply to L
K Wyatt, 210 fayetteville St. J23 5t
WMte Granite
Received today several orates of
white granite All iu original import
packages, and it is by far the cheap
est lot of crockery ever brought to
this market D T Swindell.
Now Iu.
One hun 'red rolls of straw mat
ting, all beautiful patterns.
D.T. Swindell.
Selling Ail of Our Blankets.
We will begin "taking stock" dur
ing the week beginning tfonday, 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 thm there will be none left
to pack away Ooecan afford to buy
blanket now even if not to be used
before next,winter.
W, H & R 8. Tijobibr & Go.
Hicks1 beef, wine and iron is the
best recuperator to take after the
"grippe." Pint bottles, 60c.
Snelling & 'Mcks' drug store.
Turner's N O
Hams & O 's
Almanacs at A WIU
. jalStf
For Kent.
The dwelling house now occupied
by A W Fraps, on Davie street, be
tween Fayetteville and Wilmington
streets; 8 rooms and good basement.
jal8 eodiw : A W FRAPS.
Ooal.
Just received 100 tons Kanwha,
West Vasollat coal (best bituminous
ooal on earth). Also several oars egg,
nut and stove anthracite.
dell T L Ebbrharot.
Cut Flowers.
Bouquets, . H.tskets, Floral Designs,
PMuis, ttubbw and other foliage
plants for house culture in the winter.
Hyacinths, Tulips; Lillys, Naroisscs
and other ' varieties of buloB for (alt
planting. Oniuese Sacred Lily. Tele,
phone 113.
613 H SXBUUUTX, Florist.
For Itnt.
Two roam bona hitthan mil imnil
garden on Avent ferry road, near In
tersection of Rillahoro rnari. ! nil.
llml e. Possession after 8th Inst.
Jl3tf J N Hubbard.
For Bent.
Two four room rta.ffu W.-trfk
Blood worth street: bnt nf naiirhhn..
hoods; del clous water; none but good
tenants need apply
J&4 A B Strobaoh.
We ean inr nlv vnn with all kinds
of tablets, scratch pads, charge and
credit pads.
Raleigh Stationery Co.
A GETT make fi a day. Greatest
kitchen utensil ever invnnt.Arl Ri
tails 85o 2 to 6 sold in every house.
Sample, postage paid, five cents. Mo
oiasiv 9 uo .uinoinnatl, Ohio. d28m
Engraved cards, novelties, &o
Raleigh Stationery Co.
Everything needed in anhonl atn..
tionery supplies 4
Kalefgh Stationery Co.
We can furnish you with anything
you may need in office supplies.
Raleigh Stationery Co.
Winter Millinery,
Xmas Goods.
We are offering special bargains in all
trimmed Millinery for Ladies, Misses and
Children.
A full line of
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hi brown, nav blue and black.
Some novelties in Xnai goods inexpensive.
STAMPED TttiV COVERS.
Bouffe and Bureau Scarfs, &o.
Prices on all goods to suit, the times Call
and see as.
MISS MAGGIE REESE,
my2 209 FAYETTEVILLE ST.
W5A,ESTIUl
: IN THE
CAHDY-BUSIHESS.
Our Combination
Bon Bons
have been pronounced 'delicious. Youj try
them and be convinced.
Our old reliable Chocolate Drops are still in
demand.
We use the best material and therefore make
the beat candy.
We are hetdquariers for Beaman's Pepsin
Gum, said to be a sure cure for indigestion.
Fine grades of Chewiuc Tobacco, and very
choice brands Cigars.
Fruits, Nuts, &c.
BARBEE & POPE.
INDUCEMENTS
THAT
THRILL
you to the pocketbook. It is a
positive waste of time to go else
where to buy shoe or any other
goods. Trade tn-ra and h 'rvast dollars.
Men's and Boys' Boots and Bix-m, La
dies' and Children's Shoe. Weaillsave
j YOU MONEY
on every py you buy. Men's Dress Shirts,
; Night 8hirts. Oallars, Cuffs and Ties, Dress
Uoods rrimminfi-s, Uloves, Handker
chiefs, Corsets, Lwses and Hamburgs,
Table iJneui, Napkins and Towels,
Books.Story Ba ks, Writing Books,
! Tablets and piper for all the
little folks.
TUELYQH BACKET SfQSE
MISS MAGGIE REESE
Hardware, &c.
TOUGH
EXDER.
BY USING
1T1 SELF
LI BA.STI HQ &
11 JU KOASTEB
AND BAKES.
For roasting all kinds of Meats.
Bread, Cake and Fruit Mm.
Naw Style Carvers.
An Elegant Liae fiarY rs & Forks
Guns and Gas Goods.
CALL AT
teH.Bfiis&Sflns,
RALEIGH, N. C.
OUR BARGAINS!!
-IN-
LADISS' ANJ MliSES
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is the talk of the town.
Note the
Diiferenca 1 !
"TiTlVT 1
IUASIM
OLD iiifiDJ'jriON. NEW
PRICES THK SPOT CASH DOES IT. P tlOES
1893 1891
15 00 Tai'or Made Garments ill 00
12 03 " " " 8 00
8 00 " " " 6 00
6 00 ' " " 4 00
5 00 .. '! 3 60
CWldren's Gretchen's & Reefers,
Warm school wraps for children at prices
never before mentioned.
The grandest line of ladies and children's
vhoes ever hown for school or dress.
) AO Ladies' fast black, full regular 1 A3
4 Vmade, Bibbed Hose, only XV
SO SPECIAL DAYS
but SPECIAL prices e7erv day. We make
it a comfort and pleasure to our patrons
who visit us and guarantee perfect satisfac
tion in evr instance. Money cheerfully
refunded if desired.
c.A.Mltfco.
Drj Ctoods, Notions, &c.
Special -;- Values.
list.
A table of Ladies' Fine
Hhoes, worth from $5 to
$7,r educed to $8 and $3 60.
A table of Ladies' Even
log Slippers, in fashion
able colors, correct styles
and not shop worn, worth
i 50 to $5 09, reduced to
$2 50 and $3 00.
nr. ii. & it. s.
TUCKER
123 & 125,FaytteYille Strew
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