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VOL. XXX.
RALEIGH, MONDAY, MARCH 5. 1894.
NO. Ill
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FOR YOU
AWD FOR US.
Oar decani new
WRITING PAPERS
Which wa hare last rewired were manufac
tured EXPRESSLY
FOB US
AND
FOR YOU
by the leading maker of fine and fashionable
society stationer-.
You cannot afford to oat in your com
pondenct any bat the very latest and beat
paper.
We want to show it to yon.
Alfred Williams k Co
Society Stationers,
RALEIGH, NO.
M. W. 1 BQBBITT,
Residence, 222 West Hargett street.
Telephone No 27.
Office, oyer Bobbltf s drag store.
Telephone No 39.
In addition to the office at my reside,
1 hae fitted np one over Bobbitt'a drag
tore where I may be found from 8 to 9 a m,
2 to S p m and 8 to 9 p m.
Messages at either place will receive
prompt attention.
e7 6t WHBOBBITT. M D.
B ABE STILL
IB TBI
CAHDY-BUSIHESS.
Our Combination
Bon Bons
hare been pronounced delicious. Yon ! try
them and be convinced.
Oar old reliable Chocolate Drops are stlll.in
demand.
We use the beet material and therefore make
the.best candy.
We are headquarters for Beaman'e Pepsin
Gram, said to be a sure cure for ind geauon.
Fine grades of Chewing Tobacco, and Terr
choice brands Cigars.
BBBBJSJBB
Froita, Nuts, Ac.
BARBEE & POPE.
Special Bargains.
We shall offer such unanswerable argu
ments as no house can match; leaders and
specialties at quotations that no other can
offer. Stern and stubborn facta that will
level your head on the subject of genuine
bargains. Upon our oounteis will be thrown
day after day new arrivals at panic
prices, such as Ginghams at 4c; Alamance
Plaids 4c; Calicos 4c; Ginghams at 5c, worth
8o; Simpson's Prints 6c, worth 7Jc; Outing 9
ots; Percale 10c; La ies' Straw Sailors 8 cts;
Shape Hats from 23c up; Flowers, a'l kinds,
from 10c up; Trimmed Hats from 2lio up;
Men's Hats and Capj, Underwear, Dress
8hirU, Oollrs and
Cuffs, Ties. 8hoes,
Shoes for alL See our
Men's Dress Shoe, $1 15.
It is a leader. Look at our 12 "0 Shoev
worth 14 anywhere. Ladies' Shoes fro. u 75
cts up; Infant's and Children's Shoes.
Respectfully submitted to tfe cash trade
only.
THE LTOII RACKET STORE
Sherwood's is the Place.
r A Ttatrhl has oat several freezers
and he would be glad if those having
t.hAtn wonld let him know so be can
04 00
)'-.V Is the Price
end fdr them.
PERSONAL MENTION
Of People Who Came and Went
Today
Mr R A Creech of La Grange is at
the Yarboro.
Mr T R Jernigan leaves for 8haog
hal on the 20th instant.
Mr Joseph us Daniels, who has been
here some days, leaves for Washing
ton tonight.
Collector Simmons, who forsereral
dare has been at Newbern, returned
here this afternoon.
Rev Jj B lurobnll, of Riohrrond,
V. accepts it call to the pastorate of
the Presbyterian ouarch at Darbam.
I Rev Frederick Towers, rector of the
I Chapel of the Cross at Chapel Hill, Is
Judge Shepnerd's gatst at the Tar
boro.
Rev Dr G D Parkes, for forty years
a minister of the Presbyterian ehoreh
died at his home, Charlotte, last Bat
day.
"Messrs C Mebane and 0 W Tate of
reeua oro and A L CratebfUld of
Winston are registered at the Park
hotel.
i Mr G Farris, of Greensboro, Mr G
F Uzzle.of Wilson's Mills, Mr and A T
Uuh, of Baltimore, are registered at
tne Yarboro.
A daagbter of Capt J M Fleming Is
' very sick with typold fever at his
home, eorner Booth Harrington and
West Hargett streets.
I Job. i A Barrioger, Esq, of Greens
' boro, is here to attend the supreme
eourt, which tomorrow takes up ap
peals from t ie fifth district.
Chief Jastlce Shepherd, who has
been at Chapel Hill a few day, re-
tnrned today Mrs Shepherd wil re
main at Chapel Hill for awhile.
Mr RE L Bunch of the general
offices of the R&D rail ry at Wash
lngton, arrived here yesterday and
letc this afternoon tor Colombia, S C.
Evangelist ' eston R dale has
finished two notable revivals at Nash
viile, Tenn. These continued seven
weeks and there were no less than 680
eon versions.
State Treasurer Tate, after several
months' sickness, which at one time
was etitioal, hns returned and is at
the State treasury
callers yesterday.
Miss Ida Watson,
in the agricultural
He had many
lately employed
department, left
foi Chapel Hill this afternoon, to be
come stenographer to Prof J A
Holmes, State geologist.
Mrshal 0 J Carroll left for Golds
boro and Kinston this morning, to re
tarn Friday. While away he will
sublet the Seven Springs hotel prop
erty, on vhlch he has a five years
lease.
Mr 8 A Henzey, owner of the coal
mines at. Egypt, was here today on
his way home from Philadelphia. He
is preparing for active work at the
mines, where a great deal of machin
ery has been pat in.
Mrs A J DeRosset died at Wilming
ton Sunday, aged 61. She was a
daughter of the late Rev Dr William
M Kennedy, of Colombia. S O. Her
husband is one of Wilmington's old
est and most honored citizens.
The robins, always eagerly wel
corned by the boys who own guns,
have appeared in great numbers.
The brd shooting season expires
March 15.
Whiting Bros are receiving their
spring goods of bats, shoes, &e, and
are seilintc them at very low rates.
' Call and gee a good suit cheap.
Quite a lot of cotton is held here for
I a rise One owner has 1,200 bales in
warehouse, which he has been holding
.. for three years.
Stone is being hauled to the Res
cue euglue house to be ,used in pav
J lug a roadway co Fayetteville -street.
cm ii iiiir. j
Locale PV1 ed Up Here and There and
Boiled Down.
The grippe is nearly at an end here.
Deaths in the city daring February
M; births 28.
Workmen are repairing the gas
main on East Cabarrus street.
Brookslde park fs a lonesome plr.ee
now. The lake la dry, the dam having
broken last fall.
Dally reports of the weather at
Southern Pines are now telegraahed
the New York Herald.
Marshal R H Bradley has planted
twenty-two varieties of roses in front
of the supreme court building.
Seats for th Fannie Hill perfor
mance tomorrow evening at Metro
politan ball are on sale at MacBae's.
The Wilmington Messenger states
that the shops of the Carolina Cen
tral railway at Laurlnburg are to be
moved here at once.
Parties desiring to purchase a nice
Jersey cow or calf should attend the
auction sale of J arse y cattle at Stron
ach's auction house tomorrow at 18
o'clock.
The ootton receipts in this market
for the week ending last ThundwV
were 23,151 bales, against 18 949 to the
same date last year; the week's re
eeipts being 191, against 187.
The city authorities ought to have
had Nash square ploughed and sown
in grass last fall. As It is neither
plowing or sowing has been done and
the place is by nomeaiis attractive or
park-like.
Rev I McK Pittinger, rector of the
Ohnrch of the Good Shepherd, has
during the Lenten season delivered
eaoh Sunday evening a lecture on the
religions of the world. Yesterday his
discourse was on the religton of Zo
roaster, and like the other was very
able. . ' '
Mr Herbert Brimley, the tailder
mist, who has done an excellent piece
of work in articulating the skeleton
of the big whale in the new room at
the State nauseam, is hoisting the
skeleton in sections to the beams. It
will" be suspended some twelve feet
above the floor.
Mr J Nusbaam, a chemist employed
by the Seaboard Air Line to analyze
the water at all of its water tanks,
was here Sunday and today. He has
a special car, and stops at each place
long enough to make a test of the fit
ness of the water for use in looomo
tive boilers.
In the superior eourt J W Avent
sued the Raleigh & Gaston railway
for damages for injuries alleged to
have been inflicted at the Union pas
senger station October 17, 1892, by
baggage truck. The case was tried
once before- It was tried again last
Saturday and a jury gave Mr Avent
$260 dan ages.
Daring February the mean temper
ature here was 46 degress; one degree
below the average. The highest was
71, the lowest 18 degrees The pre
vailing wind was from the South, and
the highest velocity 80 miles an hour
(on the 4th). The rainfall was 8.88
inches, the snowfall 6 inches. The
average rainfall for February is 4 21
inohes.
The case against the State Ohroni
cle was heard in the Superior Court
today. Mr Josephus Daniels, who
held the mortgage, sold the property
at auction. The parties who ware
due money for paper, &c, famished
the Chronicle publishing company
claim they are "material men" and
that their claims have precedence of
Mr Daniels' mortgage. The case
came to a quite sudden ending this
afternoon, after the dinner recess
Judge .Hoke resumed his seat on the
benoh. ' The parties to the suits
and their counsel did not appear, so
the judge Rafter waiting sometime
withdrew a juror and made a -mis
trial, and the case, goes over until
next term.
BOW RLEIGH GROWS.
Note: About ImnroYtmeats and
A Lynchburg, V&., firm is building
large planing mills at Apex and bas
taken options on extensive tracts of
long leaf pine t imber near there. The
firm Is under contract to deliver 100,
000 feet of dressed lumber weekly.
A building which is almost a cen
tury old is being town down on South
Salisbury street, near the southwest
corner i f the capitol squ re. In its
place Mrs W A Lodge will build an
attractive cottage.
The new quarters of the Savings
bank will be quite attractive. The
location is excellent. The c ntractors
ar now building the vault for the
safe. The entrance will be at the cor
ner and the steel supDorting column
has beenput in place.
Mr M O Winston has purchased the
Lawrence property on Halifax str-et,
and is remodeling and greatly enlar.
ging the dwelling. Mr John Wjatfr
ton is bnilding a. neat 'cottage on
North S&Msts'ary street near the cot
ton yard.
The grading for the ear wheel shops
Is nearly completed. A great deal has
been done. About sixty men are em
ployed. When oompleted the wheel
shops will employ forty-eight men.
All of these save two will be borne
workaen. Two will be experts from
Wilmington, Delaware.
Hammill St Honeycatt have the con
tract for the brick work of the Pollen
building on Fayetteville street. To
day they laid off the foundation and
tomorrow the brickwork begins The
bnilding will be a handsome one and
will contain four .stores, fourteen
offices and four lodge rooms.
Allen St Cram have been awarded
the contract for patting the steam
heating piant In the agricultural
building. They have also been given
by Mr J C Brewster the sub-contract
for patting the heating apparatus,
three boilers and water tanks in the
deaf mute sohool at Morganton
Mr William Smethurst, the super
intendent of the cotton oil mills here,
says the season will end with March
and that about 8,000 tons of seed has
been crashed since October 1. That
is a large business. Seed have been
abundant; in (act the supply has ex
eeeded the demand The price of
seed has ruled lower than tt lid last
season.
The ( Jaraletgh cotton mills are now
running on thrte fourths time.
New Advertisements.
?4C A Sherwood s Co. Luake a spe
cial announcement of spring ging
hams and laige lines of wash fabrics.
which calls to mind the fact that
spring is at hand.
The Rosenthal Clothing Co pany
daily receiving new goods, and in
the spring styles. A big reduction in
the prices of winter trousers U an
nounced.
8 & D Berwaoger ay that spring is
coming and poshing winter; that they
have the specialties in hats, scarfs,
light woigU' ivercoati?, &o.
Some fine Jersey cows and calves
belonging to the f state of Dr E Burse
Haywood will bo sold ar auutiou a:
Stronach's auction house tomorrow
at 12 o'clock.
A few days ago a white man no 1
woman' were arrested here and j -tiled
for giving together unlawfully.
They decided o marry and a justice
tied f he knot. The husband was then
taxed with the coats ' The wife was
released and she is trying to collect
funds to pay the costs and get her
husband oat of jail.
There are at present twenty ..three
prisoners in Wake county jail. All of
these except one will stand trial at
the next criminal eourt, whioh be
gins Martha.
UareJwMre. &c
MAMMOTH
S5-A-N-N-E-R-R
LAMPS.
300
CANDLE POWER.
Holds one gallon of oil.
BURNS K?y for ahout un
For churches, lodge roimi, school rooms
unu wndrever a goou ngni is wanted.
Send for circulars.
i0S;tfIf&SflflS,
RALEIGH, N.O.
Dry Ctaods, Notions, &e.
.i
Large Lines of Washable Fabrics
Laces,
Whito Goods,
Embroideries.
The principle of baying in small quanti
ties established the foundation of a success,
ful career for A T Stewart and made him
the merchant prince of his time; his exam
ple is worth of emulation; it is our policy ia
adhere to this principle. The advantages of
rapid communication and swift freight tran
sit enables U9 to place on our counters every
week m the year clean, new, fresh goods for
every branch of our business.
The advance lines of Swing Ginghams and
Washable Fabrics are being received, while
our cost price sale i rapidly distributing for
us nearly evervtnmg or a winter character.
White Goods, Lacrs and Kmbroideries
now receiving the attention of the trading
public The popular prices which prevail
with us, and successful selling, confirm the
old adage "That goods well bought are half
sold." Our inithod of replenish! gotten
averts carrying over goods from season to
season, such goods to us seem well handled,
always soli and give entire satisfaction. Be
fore you buy give us a call. We have 'em
right from the koms.
C.A.I110D&CO.
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FEBEA.TB
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Coisaiiioiin
Sense Pebble
Button Shoes.
Special Value.
W. II. & IC 8.
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