Sljc mails m ig 9m twt VOL. XXX. RALEIGH, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 10. 1894. NO. 92 I CITT H BRIXr. Local! Pi' led Up Here and There and Boiled Down. Judge W A Hoke Is in tbe city. Be tare to attend the IMOA, to morrow at I p m. Mr Greek O Ardrews is out aalo after a wrestle with the grippe MrWG Upcharoh has returned to the city from a trip to New York. Cotton seems to stand pretty well atone price No forward or back ward. The different religious mission around the city are making much progress I Mr J Hal tsooout, who nas oeen t romewhat indisposed is getting all , right again. We are glad to note there is an im proven? en t la the condition of Judge fid ln 9 Reade. Martins and robins are harbingers of an early spring. They are surely on time this year. The Albemarle and Raleigh Rail road Company has filed a mortgage for $650,000 on its effects. Spring still lingers in the lap of winter to the delight of those who have fuel to purchase. Improvements still going on in thecapitol square. . I will be a most delightful resort this spring and sum mer. Raleigh Council, Royal Arcanum, will meet Monday night at 7:30 o'clock. Work on band. Prompt at tendance desired. Mr H C Deal of Roanoke, Va, Ar rived in the city this morning to attend the funeral of the late Mr Franklin 8 Pierce. Tbe drug establishment of Mr Jno Y MaoRse was closed today in re spect to the memory of the late Mr Thomas A Miller, one of his clerks. The improvement in the health of Senator Vance is very gratifying to all North Carolinians, no matter whether they be political friends or foes. Sam Jones is conducting a series of meetings at Nashville, and Weston R Gales is doing the same thing at Edgefield, just across the river from Nashville. Miss Mamie Bullock and Misn Car rle Smith, left the city this afternoon for a visit to the eastern part ot the State. .Their nrany friends wish them a pleasant trip. Several of our "oldest inhabitants" are figuring on Mr W C Upehurch's declaration about this being tbe mildest winter. No precedent has yet been discovered for it. U the physicians agree that the epidemic of grippe has about spent its force which is much to be rejoiced at. Outside of this the health of the city is comparatively good. The Weather. For North Carolina: Decidedly colder Local forecast for Raleigh and vi cinity: On Sunday: Fair; much colder by Sunday night. Local data for 21 hours ending 8 a m today. Maximum temperature, 71; mini mum temperature, 58; rainfall 0.00. Synopsis: The storm is now cen tral over the lake region, thi baro meter being lowest at Marqaette. Snow or rain is falling at many places in the north. The pressure has risen In the south considerably, and in the west very rapidly. The ceutar of the area of Treasure is over Dakota and Ne ' braska. The temperature has fallen ten and twenty degrees in tbe central and western portions of the country. This morning it is generally clear.or partly cloudy, in the south and west. It improbable that the high pres sure and oolder weather will prevail in the Atlantic States by Sunday night. The Kormil School. As has beta anticipated the Greens boro 8tate Normal and Industrial rehool Is crowded to Us utmost ea pacity. It now has 895 students If accommodations eould be had at least 500 would ha?e been enrolled. ' To last legislature made a very slim : appropriation comparatively whioh shruld surely be increased. Y.M C I. Tomorrow at 4 p m , special meet log for men at the TMO A , parlors led by Mr John T Pullen. A sonq service of twenty minutes, Gospel Hymns; young men are earnestly re j quested to attend. Yh bod8 0 tne fruit trees are be ginning to swell considerably. This 5s not a very good omen for a fine crop, as the frosts of March and April will be almost sure to injure It. Bananas $1 and $1.25 a bunch; 80o and 25o a dozen at Taghi's. Carr'e Florida Oranges $2 25 a box, 25 and SOo a dozen at Dughi's. For five days longer Junaluska claret at Dughi's at 50c a gallon. Kites, kites at Riggan's. For Bent. A 5 room house on Hillsboro street; newly painted and white washed; hy drant iu the yard Apply to D X Johnson. Our first special bargain sale of the season will be . Mod lay, February 19th, 1891. On that day we will offer 801 all liuen buck towels, 15x30, 8io. 800 all linen buck towels, 18x36, lie. 800 all lineu bucx towels, 20x38, 188 8,000 yds of the very be ,t shirting prints at, 4e a yard. 3,000 yds Fruit of the Loom, 1 yard wide, at 8o a jard. Woollcott & Sons. W B Mann is wholesale agent for tbe Beauty rfignt cigarettes tor Kal eigh. Price $3 per thousand. Seasonable Plants. Strong early cabbage and lettuce plants to set out now. Asparagus roots. FLOWERS, ROSKS, AO Cut flowers, roses, bouquets, bas- sets and floral designs, palms, prim- roses, rubber and other decorative plants for the house FresU flower seeds Magnolias and evergreens, etc H STKI vMKTZ. Florist, North Halifax st, Phone 113 Near Peace Institute. Wanted. Reliable man permanent position Rtmi aud references, A P Morris,care this paper A Sample Line adtes Muslin Underwear. We have just placed on sale a com plete line no two garments alike, of ladies muslin underwear These are not shoddy, poorly mde garments, the ki ds frequently offered as bar gain sales; but are well made and of the best material Attention is asked to the variety and attractive prices. A display of this purchase may now be seen in our narth Fayetteville street window. W. H. & R S. 'i'UOKBB & Co. Stamped JLinen. Received today trom the Durham Supply Co'e stock several hundred pieces of stamped linen, consisting of pillow snanis, ooniD and prusn bold ers, chair and table scarfs, laundry bags, mats, lambrequins and many more tnings to numerous to men tion. in this same lot of goods we received several hundred yards of hamburgs. All this line of goods is at wholesale cost and the ladies will have a great chance. D T Swindell. Gents Furnishings. Handsome scarfs, four in band ties. bows, collars, cuffs, handkerchiefs, laundriad snirts and wortlug shirts A big lot of tna above goods now in from the Durham Supply Go's stock, aud will De sold at wnoiesale cost, DT Swindell, Sporting Club Cigars Are the best on the market for 5c They are for sale only by fe7 J Had Bobbitt. Don't-cher know Riggan's is the place to get floe cigars. Ah there I Get there I Valentines, comic aud faacy, at Riggau's toy store. See them Engraved c irds, novelties, &c Raleigh Stationery Co. Notice Any person desiring to make a loan of $5,000, to b secured by a trst inort. gage on real estate, will Tleae ad dress P O Box 283. Raleign, N O. f 8 Basket. w have baskets for a Little kets, Uets, r la men, '.tion ping n we iut a baskets, big baskets, top boskets without tops, fane plain baskets, work bak dies and baskets for work tall basket, flat, basket baskets, luucu basket? baskets, aud mon bas .have time to name, tut . ' basket come at onee to , ' D T (Swinde'l's Tin Ware. This lot of goods takes up too much room, and we don' to keep it any longer than possible, so we have placed all we have on sale at ten per cent, less than wholesale cost. This is the Durham Supply Co's rcock. l). T Swindell. Garden Seed Special Offar. I will sell yon a dozen papers of Buist'B new crop garden seed, as sorted, for 25 cents. J Hal Bobbitt. Ledger, day books, journals all sizes, styles and prices. Kaleiga stationery Co. We ean supply yon with wrapping paper and twine at New York price. Kaieign stationery oo. We can sucply you with all kinds of tablets, scratch pads, charge and credit pads. Kaieign stationery uo. Dissolution. Geo W Johnson and J W Weathers have mutually dissolved copartner ship Geo W Johnson assumes the business at stall JNo neretoiore run by Johnson & Weathers ax butchers. I am now prepared to furnish custom' ers with nice choice beef, pork and sausage, bams, &c, having my stall nxed neat and clen I am prepared to furnish patrons with better satisfac tion By placing orders with me yon will rjceive fairest treatment and fall value of your money. GW Johnson, Stall No 84 City Market. Everything needed in school sta tionery supplies Maleigh Stationery Co. We can furnish you with anything you may need in office supplies Raleigh Stationery Co. Coal. Just received 500 tons Kantwha, West Va splint coal (best bituminous coal on earth). Also several oars egg, nut and stove anthracite. dell T L Ebkrhardt. Fine writing paper and envelopes. Raleigh Stationery Co. ill Physician and Surgeon. Residence, 222 tfest Hargett street. Telephoue No 27. Office, over Bobbitt's drug store. Telenhone No 3 j. In addition to tlie office at rav residence. 1 hae fitted up one over Bobbitt's drug store where I may be found from 8 to 9 a m, 2 to 3pm aud 8 to 9 pm. Messages at either place will receive prompt at'ention. fe7 6t W H BOBBITT, M D. PKESBYTEKIAN HYMN-BOOKS. We have just received a full supply or THE New Hvmn Books Adopted by the First Presbyterian Church of this city. Prices: 35a, 60c., 65c. and 11.00. Note editions 75c., $1.25 and f2.ro. The book will be used exclusively on and after next Sunday, 4th of February. ALFRED WIILM3 & CO. B in Hicks' beef, wine and iron is tbe best recuperator to tak after the -grippe " Pint bottles 60. Bnelliog wicks' drug store. Turner's N O Almanacs at A WIN , Haras &C 's U15 t.f IEv y OUGHT TO U8 OUR CAN Family NED CARE 8HOTTLD BE TA1CKS TO GET THE BEST WD PIDDV aresli and Se Hli LfluUI lect Stock. "WeAafc a Trial J. G. Ball & Co. NO. 7 H1RGKTT ST. Ws have the bst and cheapest goods in the uy. iry mem. we guarantee satisfaction. j a rat.t. net jal3 No 7 Hargett 8t Winter Millinery, Xmas Goods. Ws are offering special bargains in all trimme I Millinery for Ladies, Hisses and unuoren. A full line of 17 C1 1? D U1 1? 17 17 IT E 17 17 17 17 T? P B I? t? "O i INFANTA CAPS! E E EEEEEEEEEEE V EEEEEEEEEE in brown, navT blue and black. S me novelties iu X-nai goods inexpensive. STAMPED Till? COVERS. Bouffe aud Bireau Scarfs, Ac. Prlcei on all goods to suit the times. Call ana see us. MIS? MAGGIE REESE, my2 209 FAYETTEVILLE 8T. INTHR CAHDY-BUSIHESS. Our Combination Bon Bons have been pronounced 'delicious. You try mem ana De convinced. Our old reliable Chocolate Drops are still in demand. We use the best material and therefore make the best candy. We are heidquarers for Beaman's Pepsir Gum, said to he a sure cure for indigestion. Fine grades of Chewing Tobaooo, and very cnoice Dranas cigars. Fruits, Nuts, &o. BARBEE & POPE. SPRING GOODS. Nice styles in Spring Ginghams at only 5o per yd. It is no thin stuff but is goods worth double the money. It is a bargain for you Come and see it before the prettiest rattems are gone. If it Is not the best goods in Raleigh for 6 cents, we don't ask vou to buy. This is no special sale, but one price to all. M Llfill RACKET STORE nnnn mi mm rbbsb llnrdware, &c TOUGH T UIIKEY T C.YDEB, BY USING, AND BAKER. For roasting all kinds of Meats. Bread, Cite and Frnit Kiiiies. Niw StytoJ Carvers. An Elegant Line Cars 6 Forh Guns and Gni Goods. CALL AT RALEIGH, N. C. Dry Goods, Nation, Ai. HOW'S THIS? Rigbt Goods at Kigtit Prices. No Sale Like it Before In Raleigh. Our clearance sale to continue th's week a bona tide cash prices for the fol lowing goods: f 12, $14 and 16 Ladies' Cloaks reduced to f 6, 7 and (8. 16, $8 aud 10 Misses' Cloaks reduce 1 to $3, 4 ana fa. DRESS - GOODS. II All-wool Cashmeres, black and col-QAo ors, now QJ 50iflch All-wool Ladies' Cloth, worthAo sue, now JJ 85c Fancy-weave Dress Goods reducedgo 60c Cheviot and Scotch Woolers now A Ao IV 50c All-wool Storm Serges. Our price Q Jo 10c Camels Hair Mixtures now offered QKo at ZD 30c Highland Plaids for Shirt Waists,) Ai now mj 25o Colored Cashmeres on sale thisi Qo wee1; at IV 10c Spring Ginghams, best - makes, at Qo only O Our entire line of Swi"s, Nainsook and Jaconet Embroideries and All-overs at exact cost. 8peciallot of Corsets at manufacturers' prices. All woolen underwear at prime cost. Brine your pocket book with you: we are getting down to ''Hard Pan" now. and cm- ? i 1 i a, 11.. 1 I not cuarge ai uiese priues; we casu worm wonders. "Sp Ben" you try us. n C.A. ilu Four Shoe Items. FOR PHYSICAL CULTURE, Gum bottom, black and tan cloth tops, at 85c to II 00. WOMEN'S Glove Grain Bsls $1 00. Glove Grain Button II 25. BOYS' BEAYY Calf, Spring Heel Button, at 12 25. ZIEGLER'S LADIES' GOAT, both opera aud common sense, worth 1250, at 1200. THE BEST SHOES alwe ys at the lo west urices. 1 aid 125 FayetttiUlif-tieet, RIOD&co mwm lCDiDinvTnp

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