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have been pronounced "delicious. Yoa try
them and be convinced.
Oar old reliable Chocolate Drops are still in
demand.
We use the best material and therefore make
the best candy.
iWe are headquarters for Beaman's Pepsin
Gum, said to be a sure cure for ind'gestion.
Fine grades of Chewing Tobacco, and very
cnoice arenas wgars.
Fruits, Nuts, Ac.
BARBEE& POPE.
BTAFX OF TBNNESSKB. Knox county ss.
1, J W MoOallnm, cashier of the Central
Savings Bank and Trust Company of Knox
Till Tennessee, a corporation chartered un
der the laws of the state of Tennessee, and
auttvised bv its charter end the laws of
said state to aet as trust e, berety certify
, that the Southern Building and Loan as
sociation of KnoxvU'e Tenn, has on deposit
with said Central Savings Bank and Trust
Company in trust for all the membra and
creditors of said Southern Building and
Loan Association, notes and bonds (and
mortgages and deeds of trust securing the
same) to the amount of f 3 458,600. -
Date! at Knoxville. Tenn, this 80th day
of Deoember,,1893. J W MoO'LLOM,
Cashier Central Savings Bank and Trust Co.
Knoxville, Tenn, July 26, 1893. To whom
it may Oonoern: I hereby certify that hav
ing, under the provision of an act passed by
the 47th General Assemb'yof the state of
Tennessee, entitled "An act to regulate the
business of building and loan associations,"
made careful and exhaustive examination
of the books of the Southern Building and
Loan Association of Knoxville. Tenn, I find
the. items of receipts and disbursements
therein shown to be correct in every partic
ular; and that the report of said a- sooiation
of its affairs and operations for the year end
ing the 80th day of Jane, 1893, for deposit
with the treasurer of the state is correct and
in aooordaDoe with the books, and in full
oomplianos with the act above quoted.
. GEO a. GAMMON,
8pedal Xxaroiner of Building and Loan As
sociations for tbe State of Tennessee, v.
Gallon 0 0 IMoPON ALD, Secretary and
Treasurer Baleigh Brnch,for information
Ifoamirock.
On the 17th of this
month we will give -every
callers beauti
ful shamrock.
Fiah hooks So dozen;
v Lines le; Apron Glng
" bams 4 and 6c; Spring
. Dress Ginghams.beaa- (
tifal styles, 5c; 8ailor
Hats from 8o np; Bib
boos and Flowers, '
White Goods, Hambargs and
Lace, Gloves, Corsets, La.
dies' Black Hose 5c, Shoes'- .
Shoes, be sore to see them.
We have big bargains all
through this department.
Call and see as.
T0ELI0I1 DICKtT SIOBE
PERSONAL HEHTIOH
Of People Who Cains' and
Went Today.
Ifiss Pierce has retorned from a
trip to Baltimore and New York.
Collector Simmons left this morn
ing for the eastero part of the state.
Rev. P r Clapp, of Eion college,
preaohed a strong sermon at the
Christian church yesterday.
Senator Z B Vance of North Carolina
has arrive 1 at Jacksonville, Fla., on
his wav north from a sojourn at Tarn
' pa in Florida.
This morning Mr Wash Carter, a
! well known earpenter, was stricken
with paralysis, and his condition is
thought to be serious. The head and
one side are attaoked.
Arrivals at the Park hotel today:
A H Adams, Durham ; I'aul Garrett,
Weldon; R W Holoombe, Baltimore;
D Wyatt Aiken. New York; B 0 Hall,
Baltimore; W u Brlard, Umana; T 11
Satton, Fayettevllle.
i The Goldsboro Areas says that Dr.
!W H Cobb, Jr., now an assistant
physician at the insane asylum here,
will soon resign ant return to Golds
boro, to engage la the practice of
: medicine with his father.
! The Columbian society at Trinity
college has elected speakers for com
menoement as follows: Junior Pla
to Durham, R B Crawford, A. W
Finch, B W Eure, J 0 Rowe, S K
.'MoLarty; Sophomore Roper, Ald
ridge, Dailey, Bivlns, Hall; Freshman
! Brown, Love, Cole, Houston, In-
; gram
1 The Chapel Hill team which plays
Lehigh here next Monday is com
posed of the following: W R Robert
ton, manager; Debnam, catcher; Ste-
: phens, pitoher; Honeyeatt, first base:
1 Gregory, second base; Lanier, third
base; Stanley, short stop; Kenan,
left field; Roberson, centre field; Hen-
: don, right field.
I Arrivals at the Tarboro house to
. day : J R Watts, Atlanta; RE Litt'e,
' J A Lookhart, Wadesboro; W L Ter
rell, Hiss Zoa RMgsbee, Mrs H P
Markham, Dnrham; R Gras, N I;H
F-ank, H f- Binswanger, Richmond;
T Cox, Kinston; G P Baker and
wife, Winchester, Mass; H Tl Andrews
, Roanoke; O 51 Cooke, Miss Mattie
i Harris, Loulsburg; D B Snyder, Obi.
cago; M Dewitt, Rochester.
This morning quite a party left
here for Mt. Airy on a private oar, to
visit the granite quarries chore. The
car went via oaniora ana ureensDoro.
On board were Gov and Mrs. Oarr,
Mrs. At mistead Jones and daughter,
Mrs H nsdale and daughter and Miss
MOrdecl of New York. Mrs. R B
; Peebles. Miss Maggie Cow per, Miss
Annie Busbee ana Mr. G 11 Allen.
The party will probably return to
? orrow night.
The Dainters are at work on the
j Carter Harrison house, which Mr
I Baker has rented. The interior of
the house is beautiful No less than
seven different kinds of wood are
used. ''
Mr John H Baker, a veteran clerk
at W O & A B 8tronach's store, was
the victim of a painful bat not sen
ous accident there today. He missed
his footing and fell down a flight of
stairs.
At the house of Mr Wm H Norton,
on Franwlu street, yesterday after
noon, his daughter. Miss M .1 Horton.
was married to Mr George W MeKln
ney of rturitngton, Kev A a. Dlmms
pastor of the Baptist tabernacle, per
forming the ceremony Mr ana Mrs
McKlnney left for Burlington at
4o'oioek. :-.
-Rev D H Tattle preached an at
tractive sermon at Central at K
church yesterday on the subject of
foreign missions. Last evening bis
sermon was also a strong one, a regu
lar revival discourse. The meetings
at this church will continue all this
week. There are Bible readings
daily at 4 o'clock p m.
A most amusing typographical er
ror occurred In the Visitor Saturday.
A prominent "architect" was written
of, bat the compositor made the word
"anarchist" The gentleman In ones
tion is far from being an anarohlst; in
fa t is as gentle as a sonool girl's vale
dictory. address; and no one enjoyed
the error of the types more tnan ne.
The compositor will be out in a few
days-
Joseph Arthur's " Still Alarm"
comes to this citv this sewn with
the prestlage of a successful career
extending over several years, ana
witb - a company of capable actors
Few plays possess more interesting
features tbantbis spirited melodrama.
The fire engine house scene was a
happy inspiration and in making it
the chief situation in hs play the
; aut nor nit tne puoiio fancy ana gave
I to the play an enduring popularity.
Nstautsr lilies.
0. M Busbee Is apoolntd postmas
ter. Congressman Bonn telegraphs
nis congratulations.
TheWestker.
For North Carolina: Showers to
night or Tuesday. Local forecast
for Raleigh and vicinity: On Tues
day: Showers. Local data for 24
hours ending 8 am today: Maximum
temperature. 78; minimum tempera
are, 08; rainf'1 0 0 0.
synopsis: The pressure is gener
ally below normal, exoept over the
south Atlantic coast and over the
northern lake region The centers of
low pressure are over New England
and over Texas. The disturbance in
the southwest is causing considera
ble rain. Very heavy rainfall is re
ported from Memphis. The rain area
will probably cover tbe eastern part
of the country on Tuesday. The
temperature has fallen considerably
In the northwest, and it is probable
that it will he cooler here by . Wed
nesday. Thus far the fruit is unhurt by the
frost.
Ddffhl received orders today from
Atlanta and Philadelphia for June-
laska claret and a barrel was shipped
to eaon piaoe.
Irish DOtatoea from hla Burden for
several days. He says they are the
earliest be has ever grown. This beats
jMewDern.
The new Lonisbora? road, north of
the covered bridge, is as Straight as
an tirow ror over a mile. There is a
floe view of it from the highest point
on nr. wuus wnita&ers farm.
The street force is now leveling the
pavement on . west Martin street
near Fayettevllle street, and will do
that sort of work wherever tbe pave
aunts has by reason of settling be
come uneven.
The city authorities ought to have
tne street names put op at eaon cor
ner, and ougnt also to require all
nouses to De numoerea. Many new
houses are Dotnomered.' Both these
matters really deserve attention.
As soo 'j as shell rook, which Mr
Uolln Hawkins is to give the city, ar
rives West Davie street for one block
from Fayettevllle will be laid with
this material, which is found in
Goldsboro to make excellent pave
ments.
The f rends of Mr. W Dewarare
deeply pained at the death from
pneumonia of one of bis twin chil
dren, at the age of fifteen months.
The death occurred last night at his
Dome on D'ayettevute street, and the
funeral was Held this atternoen.
The fi.h dealers in the market eav
they sold about 500 pairs of shad and
at least 9,000 bunches of fish last
week, the total weight of the shad
being two tons and of the bunch fish
three tons. Raleigh is said to be the
best fl4h market in the state daring
tne Lenton season.
The street commissioner says that
next week nasn square will De
ploughed and peas and oats sown
there, in preparation tor seeding
in grass in the fall He says the cause
of the delay has been the . desire to
cover the quare with street sweep
ings as a fertilizer
Meekins Lane, colored, about a year
ago was disorderly on tne streets
here, lie got away berore he was ar
rested, bat a few days ago returned
Today them yor sent him to work
on tbe roads, and be will devote him
self to Improvement of the highways
for at least fifty days.
A man named Davis, charged with
murder in ranoemona county. V a
has been taken from Warrenton, N.
O , to tbe former state without requi
sltion on Governor Oarr The Gov
ernor telegraphed to the sheriff of
warren to bold Davis until requisi
tion was received, hat the sheriff re
plied that the man had already been
taken away.
Then are as yet no definite plans
for street paving this year, bat street
commissioner Blake is urging the
street committee to order the paving
of east Hargett street between sooth
Wilmington and south Blount streets,
and west Hargett street between Fay
etteville and south Salisbury streets.
At both of these places paving is
greatly needed.
An unknown thief broke Into the
pastor's study at the First Baptist
ohurch an took away a couole of
communion plates, part of, a rubber
salt ased by the pastor while bap
tizing, and a table cloth. The boots
of the salt were oat away and taken;
the table cloth being need to carry
the plunder in. Four years ago the
same room was entered and robbed.
j The thief then got an order, which
j he found in some church papers, took
this to a merchant and got the cash
' for it. It was about as cheeky a per
formanoe as can well be imagined.
CITY DC BBIEF.
Items Picked Up and Boiled
Down.
A ehaDel haa been hnllt .1 (ha anli
dlers' home.
State treaanrar Vnttt want to Wil
mington yesterday.
Mai Berkeley, ornnnral miniin.
the E & D railway, is here.
The awlmmlnir nnnt at ?nMn r.W
will open for tbe season June I.
The road batwaan t.ha altv arts! that
Pilot cotton mills la to b graded.
At the Park hotel a HnHohttnl
spring dinner was served yesterday.
Iron CftiHni? hava hoan nni In lli.
new building at the insane asylum.
The ffrain anil prn.ua fUM a ar nn
almost as green as they uscally are in
May.
Haat.it for rha Th 4HM Ala.')
be had at W. H. Kin? & rwa h mo-
store
Next week sheriff Paare will nnblinh
tbe list of insolvent and delinquent
tax payers.
Ten new scholar wr r Anal pari at
the Christian church yesterday, inak
lag 85 since Christmas.
At a land sale todav at fha nnnrt
house auctioneer Stronach sold eight
lots In Oberlln and some Johnston
county property.
Governor C
of the superior court for Green
oounty, to begin May 21. Judge
orown win preside.
Mr Frank Moseley, better known as
Solder." went to Richmond vaat.ar
day. He will join a traveling com
pany there, as a contortionist.
The attendance at t.ha Y M CI A
VAflt.ardfl.tr aftarnnnn vraa laviv.
CharleB M Busbee, Eeq , delivered an
a" ureas, wnicn was given close atten
tion.
There was a very heavy hail sform
a) Moncure Saturday afternoon. Fine
and grateful rains of marked benefit
to crops fell in this section of the
State
Two car loads of granite for the
ruiien Duiiaing have arrived frjm
the quarries at Holes ville. This store
is s'd by experts to be fine in
quality.
At Christ church yesterday palms
were liberally used in the chancel,
as the offertory Miss Oowper. the or
ganist, played Faare's fine musical
composition "The Palms."
Perhaps the worst piece of road
anywhere near Raleigh is just
beyond Col Holleman's place. Not
long ago a Virginian said he was will
ing to bet that there were some roads
in his state which were the worst in
the whole country. A Raleigh man
took him np and to settle the ques
tion the Holleman road was visited
The Virginian swore as soon as he
saw it it was no road, but a clay pic,
and a referee had to be called in to
prove it to be a road and settle the
point. Now this particular bit of
road is in St Mary's township The
feople",of that townsh p are interested
n hav ng it macadamized. Yet they
want Raleigh or the oounty to do (he
work, and manifest no disposition to
spend a dollar themselves.
NW YORK STOCK M ARKKT.
New York March 19 3 p m.
Stocks closed firm bat. at a substan
tial reaction from top prices Traders
took profits in the grangers and su
gar felt the pressure of long stock.
The Keene brokers sold lead and wes
tern bouses reduced their line of
whiskey trust Gas was decidedly
flrv er on a good demand to over
shorts hy the Jam mack brokers Na
tional Cordage was lower on sales to
realize profits. It Is understood that
one of tbo members of tne old uord
age company has refused to accept a
salaried position unless he Is elected
a member of th board of directors
It is understood that i wo vacancies
in the directors will be cr. itted this
week. New England was decidedly
weak on the prospects of a peremtory
foreclosure in the interest or the see
ond bondholders
The closing bids on stocks were as
Louisville and Nashville,
Missouri Pacific
follows:
491
26i
New York Central 1001
New York and New England, 10.
Mortu western, iut
Omaha, 38
Distillers' and Cattle Feeders. 261
Pacifio Mail, " 17
Ph'ladeipbia and Reading, 224
Bichmond Terminal, 4
8t Paul, 63i
( uuiuu x bvjuvj, ,iog
, Western Union, 86
I Atchison, 1
i Chicago Gas, . 4
: American Sugar Refinery, .. 93
Chicago Bulington and QuinoyV ' 811
General Electric, - 42
Book island, 701
'Manhattan, 123i
Hardware, e.
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Send for circulars.
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Large IM ofWisbible fibrics
Laces,
Whito Goods
Embroideries.
The principle of b lying in smill quanti
ties established the foundation of a success
ful career for A T Stewirt andmide him
the march tnt prince of his time; his exam
ple is worth of emulation; it is our policy to
adhere to this principle. The advantages of
rapid communication and swif Straight tran
sit enables us to place o i our counters every
week in the year clean, new, fresh goods for
every branch of our business.
The advance lines of Spring Ginghams and
Washable Fabrics are being received, while
our cost price sale is rapidly d-stributing for
us nearly evervtning oi a winter caaracter.
wmte uooas, iiioes and fmoroideries
now receiving the attention of the trading
public Tbe popular prices which prevail
with m, and successful sailing, confirm the
old adage "That goods wall bought are half
sold" Our method of replenishing of ten
averts carrying gooas over irotn season to
neason, dean, fresh goods well handled,
always sen ini give enure sausiaotion. Be
fore you buy eive us a call. We hive 'e -a
ngnt rrom tne looms.
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Turkey Ked Table Damask.
fast colors and full width, at 25c, 35c, 40a
and 50c per yard,
Half Bleached, Soft Finish,
Table Damask,
warranted full weight and substance, 40q
and 50c per yard.
Fall Bleached Table Damask.
b aulif ul patterns, extra widths and full
weights, from tie best Irish and German
looms, 60c 75c, 85o, 9Jc, I", $1 25 per yard.
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