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8 THE RALEIGH DAILY TRIBUKE, THURSDAY MORNING, MARCH 4, 1897. The Daily Tribune. THURSDAY, MARCH 4. 1S97. THE WEATHER. Forecast for IUlcigh and vicinity Threatening weather, with showers, to night. Clearing Thursday; westerly winds: colder. Frost Thursday night. . Forecast for North Carolina. Local tbowcr, followed by fair Thursday; colder. For Washington, Thursday, fair, colder. Weather conditions. The barometer i still low from Texas northeastward to the St. Lawrence valley, with a distinct storm center north of Buffalo. Light rains have occurred at many points east of the Rocky Mountain slope, and a very heavy rainfall of 3.02 inches Is reported at Jupiter, Fla. The weather continues cloudy tnd threatening, except in the northwest, where another high area, with colder, clear weather, prevails. The temperature is comparatively high In the south and east, but is still below freez Ing west and north of St. Louis, with lowest, 2 below zero, at Huron. C. F. VON HERRMANN, " Section Director. Personals. Mr. Vernon Howell is in the city. Mr. S. P. Satterfield Is in the city. Mr. R. H. Rattle has returned to the city. 3Irs. R. S. Tucker has returned to the city. Mr. R S. McC:i, of Asheville, is in the city. Mr. William W. Clark, of Newbern, is in the city. Mr. D. Boyd Kimball, of Charlotte, is at the Park. Rev. A. B. Hunter is put of the city for a few days. Mr. J. J. Perkins, of Greenville, N. C, is at the Yarborough. Mis3 Susie Timbcrlake left the city for a few days yesterday." Mr. J. R. Vann and Mr. J. K. Nimocks, of Fayettcville, are at the Park. Messrs. W. R. Wright and W. C. Ste vens went to Washington yesterday. Sheriff Dixon, of Greene county, brought a convict to the State pen yes terday. Rev. J. C. Leonard, financial agent of Catawba College, is spending a few days in the city. Mr. E. C. Potter, who has been spend ing some time in this city, left for Nor folk today. Messrs. J. J. Wood, J. J. Daniel and W. J. Bradshaw, of Halifax, are at the Yarborough. Adjutant General A. D. Cowles and Col. Eugene G. Harrell have gone to Washington. Miss Laura Williams returned -ester day from Portsmouth, Va.. where she has been visiting. Prof. N. l . Gulley, who has been at tending the Supreme Court, returned to ake t orest yesterndy. Bishop Joseph Blount Cheshire went to Wilmington yesterday. He conducts services there next Sunday. Miss Annie Shepherd, who has been visiting at the home of Mr. B. S. Jerman, returned to tdenton yesterday. Messrs. J. II. Uzzell, of Franklin county, and G. F. Uzzell, of Wilson's Mills, are at the Yarborough. Mr. II. o. Licaru, soliciting passenger and freight agent lor the b. A. L , Is In Washington attending the inauguration. Mr. W. R Taylor returned to Louls burg yesterday. He has been in the city righting the proposed dispensary for that place. Messrs. J. A. Thomas, of Local News. Special meeting of Wm. G. Hill Lodge No. 218, A. F. and A. M., tonight at 7.30 o'clock. Work In Third degree. 3Iiss Annie Patterson, of Brooklyn, N. Y.t is visiting her cousin, Mr. and 31 rs. Geo.,D. Meares, on West Jones street. The Governor of South Carolina has Issued a requisition on the Governor of North Carolina for Gurly Turner, want ed for horse stealing. Mr. M. Bowes of this city has received a letter from Dr. Eugene Grissom.. Dr. Grissom has fully recovered now, and has accepted a position as assistant phy sician in the Insane Asylum of Colorado. At the Church of the Good Shepherd last evening Rev. Dr. Pittinger delivered a very interesting lecture on the "Scenes in the Holy, Land." The lecture was illustrated by etereopticon views, and is the first of a series, which will be given on the Wednesday evenings during Lent. Tom Burcb, who is in jail charged with burglarizing Turner 6s Wynne's store, continued very ill yesterday. It is thought that he will recover, but his condition Is critical. The ball taken from hfs head U a number 32, while Mr. Birdsong's "pistol, it is now claimed, is a 22, and Mr. Turner's a 38. If this Is sub stantiated, it looks like a strong point in Burch's favor. Mr. John D. Carter, from near Dur ham, met with a painful and serious accident ye3terday. He was riding: horse-back near Pogue's tobacco facto ry, when his horse ran away, throwing him to the ground. Mr. Carter's collar bone and two ribs were broken, and he was very painfully bruised. He has re ceived medical attention, and it is hoped he will mend rapidly, was killed by a mule, but the story It was reported on the streets a man originated in this "accident! Many questions were asked yesterday on the street concerning the bill which has passed the Senate to regulate the sale of pistols. This act provides that any dealer in cartridges and pistoU must procure a license from the county commissioners.. He must also keep a record of every pistol sold, and also the name of the party by whom it was pur chased. At the end of the year this record must be handed in, and one dollar paid to the county for every pistol sold. The merchants of this city say that it will add a dollar to the price of every pistol, and they will then be ordered from firms out of the State. Mr. Hart, of the Julius Lewis Hardware Company, says the proper way to remedy the evil is to tax every pistol one dollar per year. This would decrease the sales, but it would not take the trade and money from the State. Ell!! i As to the former, we would remark that thev are ours and ours only. We huv and sell after our plans, and specifications. Imitation is only a form of flattery, and we never flatter. Again, we vexer bid against our selves. AVe make the prices and.it always goes. We don't put down here nn.l nnf nn thprP. linfc PVPrvth IIP 13 On a laSHiOn OI UOruuuiai icunu. uui I ' " I - - - . - J o - - i U . n, ra-ori roriio ita nw Imrin'r it The Teopie are wise euuu-u A I to to know their friends, and the amount of trade tells a truthful tale. Fifty-six inch half bleached Table Damask, warranted all linen at 2oc. yard; CO inch bleached Table 20 dozen 20x45 Huck Towels; Spreads, hemmed ready Damask as good as ever snown ai wcpfJ-;- ; a good one at 20c, this weeK rate ; iu uue for use, good value at fl.o, tins weeK u?c. m. H0SIE Ladies' Fast Black Maco Cotton Hose, a5c. quality, for this week 2oc, or six pairs for $1.35; 100 pairs Ladies' and Misses' Plain and Ribbed Hose, worth 10a, at 5c; Men's Half Hose, Hermsdorf dyed, fine -finish, spliced heel, a good one for 15c, at 10c. - GARI?ES A El ID R11IS. If you're needing anything in the way of house furnishings, you can't well afford to miss seeing our line, and what we are doing in regard to prices. Ingrain Carpets at 20c , worth 25c ; Heavy Ingrain Carpets in six new design and colors, real value 50c, at 42c, and so on. W. EX JONES I General Assembly, Attention! The handsome groups of the members of the Senate and House of Repre9enta tives,' which were prepared by C. Pf Whar ton, the photographer, are now. on exhi bition at his studio on Fayetteville street. They are splendidly gotten up and are about the best groups ever made of a General Assembly. ! Mr. Wharton extends a cordial invita tion to every member of the Senate and House of Representatives to visit his studio and see these groups. jEvery member of both Houses should have one of the groups framed as a remembrance of one of the most interesting sessions of the North Carolina Legislature. Call on Mr. Wharton and you will see that he is selling the groups very cheap. You need one. Get it. Civil Court. S S. Whitten, of Henderson; S. S. Smith, of Gatesville; T. E. Battley, of Cameron, are in the city. Rev. C. A. G. Thomas, pastor of the Baptist Church at Fayetteville, is in the city in the interest of the Fayettevil!e -dispensary bill. Judge L. . Timberlake went to Louisburg yesterday. He said he thought the sentiment of Louisburg was in favor of the dispensary. Rev.C. A. G. Thomas, of Fayetteville, is at the 1'ark. .Mr. l nomas was occe pastor of the Fayetteville Street Baptist Church of tins city. Mr. II E. Shore, of Kernersville, brother of Senator Shore, is spending a few days in the city. He has a son ,who is a page in the House. Messrs. J. B. B.ades, Elizabeth City; J F. Spainhour, Morganton; Fred. Oliven Charlotte, ana b. b.3lcrunch, Charlotte are stopping at the Park. Most of the cases on yesterday's calen dar in the Civil Court were continued. However, one case of a sensational na ture was begun, but it had. to be post poned after the examination of one wit ness, because Judge hitaker will have to leave the city this morning, and the case could not have been finished by then. The case referred to is that of Abson Hester against Thomas Robertson, for the seduction of Julia L. Hester. All these parties live near Wakefield. About fifty witnesses were here to testify yes terday. Messrs. Jones, Boykin & Ryan repre sented the plaintiff, and Argo, Snow and Whitaker the defendant. Only one witness was examined before the case was postponed until the April term. This witness was Julia Hester. She is a very good looking little woman with black hair and soft brown eyes. She is apparently about twenty-hve years old Several times she broke down in Louisburg; her testimony.. She told the same old First Spring Concert. St. Luke Circle will give a Grand Re cital, consisting of instrumental and vocal music, poses, pantomimes and elo cution, at Metropolitan Hall, Tuesday, March 9th. Prof. Bryant and Miss John son, of Peace, will take part; also Mss Peay and Miss Goodson, of "Durham. Other towns will be represented. I Reserved seats at King's, 35 cents;" gal lery 20 cents, lio early and get a good seat. Canadian Malt Whiskey, only 75 cents per quart, at Denton's. is Denton's -Restaurant and Saloon opposite the Postoflice, 311 and 313 Fayetteville street. Make no mistake. Supreme Court. The arguments in the Supreme Court on yesterday were in the following cases : Bobbitt vs. Blackwell and Stanton, by Field for plaintiff ; and Gulley and Shaw for defendant. Garrett vs. Pegram; argued by King for plaintiff, and Morehead for defend ant. (Judge Douglass, being related to one of the parties, did not sit in this case). Causey vs. Snow, by Barringer for plaintiff, and Morehead and King for defendant. ' Stanly vs. Railroad, by Green, Graham, Boone & Bryant for plaintiff; MacRae & Day. Winston & Fuller. Batche.or for defendant. Keep Yolir Eyes Focused oi? Ttys Store j TTlie People's Pop JPurcUasiiig; IPlaee. Sat isfactioii scores 8ii(.(.OSis. t rr . -iie, vim, ana energy a r- r , adiuncts Vn i,,.-,U(-'S-"V real success b ' ' satisfaction ;V( tomers. " NEW DRESS Ml Fresh from tin- lKk , ., s alUhe newness iffl'V"? impress stamped appeal to your ments and reh Brieht freshness conim-if;;; cS4 . lav o v-iiUlv-Lhl con ion convhiiH'd JUST RECEIVED Spring Cheviot?, -M,.,...., New ftoveltv hn.i Kv , , in changeable , , ., u !;;-c'- plaids and bourettcs. tWu-t, Bright Jewels. An interesting programme has been arranged by this Missionary band, to be given at Edenton Street Sunday School room tonight at eight o'clock. Public cordially invited. No admission fee. Voluntary contributions will be gladly received. Notice. Know all men by these presents, that the co partnership heretofore existing between Harris Brown and Isaac Selig son, is this day dissolved by mutual con sent. All claims asramst the firm of Brown & Seligson to be paid by the said Isaac Seligson, and all debts due the firm of Brown te Seligson to be paid to Levin- JC .Brown, 210 Wilmington St. . This February 18, 1897. Fancy Silk mixed Novelties, fashions hamdsomest blendings, 40 inches wide and stubborn wearers at the popular price ----r 50c Black Noyelty Weaves, figured, striped, diagonal and smooth, in fashion's varied fancies, 6oc. quality, sold here at 50c Black figured Mohairs for Suits, Wais's and Skirts in most select and ele gant' designs, dozens of styles to select from . ... - 1 ------ - - - - - 50c AH wool, double width, check suitings in vari-colored combinations for imme diate use, outclassing all city competi tion, at only 21c Fine full yard wide Percales, beautiful textures, soft finish, manufactured to compete , with the finest imported, go this week at 10c Full yard wide fast color Percales, new designs, neat figures, fresh patterns, best styles; jnst to start the sea son . - 7 l-2c Aniline Black Satin -will not crock j Hen rut: 25c down to.... ... Black and Navy Du(k kind, for .. -8c a)'N..:uit:T ' - - - 10c Curtain Screens, Maclu! and u, bleached etamines in plain and colore stripes, from 20c. all the wav do'va to---...,..... . 5c Nottingham Curtain Lares taper bor dered, enamel and floral ."dein, a:y length, by the yard,' and running tie whole gamut of prices from 4At. doa t0 ----- 10c Lace Curtains (job lots) bon-bt at under price and sold the p a me way, com mencing at $2 50 a pair, prices scaled all the way down to -. . 50c NEW EMBROIDERIES AND LACES JUST IN. A. NICK ' IvIIVTE THE j Fancy and Glass Front Wardrobes 4 SUCCESSORS TO C.A.SHERWOOD & CO. Raleigh, N. C. EL, JUST RECEIVED AT story of a false lover. She loved Tom Robertson, and yielded to him five times. In October, 1894, her child was born. It lived nearly a year. No account will be e:iven of her testimony, since the other side has not been heard. Robertson is a bov about twentv-two or three years old. lie has a very differ ent story from the girl's. He admits a more frequent intimacy with her than she acknowledges, but intends to prove that ne was not the only guilty man. lhis is the end of the case until April l'Jth Thomas & Campbell's. . , ' dmjjrably . Located. lhey are the latest designs. Also a lot of Screens, Bric- a-brac, Easels, etc. 1 hey are now keeping j everything a housekeeper needs and receiving car lonrk Floy Crcwcll. Miss Floy Crowell and her Company resented i.ast Dynne at the .Metropoli tan Opera House last evening. The play was not up to the performances on the two previous nitrhts. The DeoDle of Raleigh arj tired of this play anyway. It was presented here only a short time tt r -Tit r: t t t since by the Alice Byno Company, and Miss Myrtle Lee, Miss Minnie Jeffreys ,,:, 'am w oM-, ; a - M . .... - M.M. A A a . A m b A M m A B . returned to their home in Danville, Va. They have been visiting Miss Minnie Barber and Miss Mamie WoolcotL Miss "Woolcott accompanied them home to make them a visit. Mrs. John S. Cunningham, the charm Ingwife of Col. Cunningham, the big Person county tobacco planter, who has been quite ill at the Park Hotel, was some better yesterday Mrs. Cunning ham has been dangerously ill for the past two weeks, but thanks to the able care of her husband and lady friends, she is on the road to recovery. The many friends of this estimable lady are pleased to note her improvement. snpenor in some the company last their rendition was respects to that of nie- t. East Lynne is a verr difficult play to present su cessfu'ly. It requires the deepest emotion and pathos. There was too much sameness between the special ties last night and the night before. uive us some more performances like the one 'Monday evening. However, it man be admitted that the comDanv re ceived liberal applause from some of the audience Facing Nash Square, One Block from Union Passenger Depot Steam hea'ted throughout. Electric lights. Baths. Elevator. Perfectly lifted and ventilated rooms. Special show rooms for Commercial . Travelers.-Furniture and equipment all new. of new things almost every .. . A. day, which they are selling at Particular Attention is Given the Fare. manufacturer's prices. They give special discount Rates $2 and $2.50 a Day. on Office Furniture. - A lot of odd pieces of Furni- ! 1 Speciat Terms by week or womn. ture that does not match with , . . rep-nlar suit. thr r;il .11 J . adies Raveling alone will find The Park mqst convenient, and upon n o -..v-jr in ' jv-u ctu i win oe met - t r any price, lniants Larnaapt; share the same. If you want anything to go in vour honp vneva ler l jressers are now all the go. Be i - . - , C A PJ P B E L L. come and see us. sure to get one THOMAS & Commissioners Adjourned. The Hoard of County Commissioners met yesterday morning at :30 o clock All were present. The petition to declare "New road from Pigeon Hou.se branch to New Hope Church a public road was granted, and the clerk was ordered to notify , the Hoard of Supervisors of St. Matthews township to proceed to apportion lands, and work the said road. The Board decided that no bridge is . c : v.'- : neeueu over oumu a ncc m natc Forest township. The old Board had ordered a brige, but the man who was to furnish the lumber has not yet deliv ered it, and the Board notified him yes terday not to do so. The Board then considered the salary of the attorney of the Board, Mr. J. C. L, Harris. Commissioner Barbee moved that the county attorney be paid four hundred dollars per annum. The vote was taken by ballot, and resulted affirm ative 1, negative 2. Commissioner 'Chamblee moved to make it five hundred per annum. The vote was by ballot. Affirmative 2, neg ative 1. Drink L W. Harper's Whiskey, only 10 cents per drink or $1.00 per quart, at Denton's (Sole Agent). Death of Dr. Whitaker. Dr. .Nat. AV hitaker died at Littleton . . . . . yesieruay morning, a telegram was re ceived yesterday by Judge Spier Whita ker announcing his death ' 1 Z a. V a v mjt. Huuaser was seveniv-nve vears oiu. ne was oorn in tianrax county. Dr. luiaKer was tne Drotuer or ilr. spier uuaser. ne was xne eiuest or eizht brothers, Judge Spier Whitaker. of this city, being the youngest. Dr. Whitaker I studied medicine in Philadelphia and also in .bdin borough, Scotland. While Judge W hitaker knew that his brother was in feeble health, yet the end came entirely unexpected. He will leave this morning for Littleton to attend the funeral. Will buy the Cheapest and best . . . TALKING MACHINE ON EARTH! For sale by JOHN N. HARRELL. arCall and see iL . State Asrent. Tr3 WS Hfe 129 "Faveitevil Street. 1 J -j j A i. - ' Kill The Election Law. A compromise measure for the elec tion law bill now pending in the Leg islature Is being considered. Under the compromise the offices of Commissioners of Elections, are aban doned. . The chairman of the Board of County Commissioners, the register of deeds and the clerk of the court. In each coun ty, consltute a board of elections, which is to appoint the poll-holders, &c. How ever, an appeal can (be taken from any appointment of theirs to the State Su preme Court. This is to guarantee the proper representation of each political party at the polls. The YairboFO IHlouse RALEIGH, N. C. Under JXeTv Management, at station by one of the Managers. Free Omnibus to All Trains. Brown & Crawford, Mgr's, iWm Con b 1 131 Favetteviiie We carrv in stnr.W n r.omnletc line of typewriter's supplies and the latest and best Counting-house Stationery made, Type writers, Mimeographs, Hektographs, all tne latest and best labor-saving devices and ottice appliances. Our stock is comnletft in xra iaflprs in Low Prices. m Jexatiaine our 8tck and eet our prices before buying. OFFICE AND SCHOOL SUPPLIES A SPECIALTY. W, m. glEIPAHSM, Manage ; Kates, ?2 and $2.50 per day. Special Weekly "Rates Free Coach to and from all Trains. " A. J. COOKE, Manager. xw n. xuuxrji, lessee. ''&f.LO(SEiSS AKD DEALEKS IN Garden Seeds Flower Surgical Goods and Patent Medicines
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