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She SMI xx.- RALEIGH, THURSDAY, MARCH 22. 1894. NO. 12G ANDpQR US. Of r elegant new PAPERS K just received were manufac tured ESSLY FOB US AND .FOR YOU1 ; maVer of fine and fashionable RObftrv. y hotaffjrdto use in 70uroorr6 lay bat the very latest and best It to show it to you. )d Williams k Co Society Stationers, RALEIGH, N C. fi ABE STILL IK THt HDY-BUSIHESS. r LomDmation Bon Bons n-nronoanoed Malicious. You try ana be oonvmced. bid reliable Ohocolafe Drops are still in aemana. use the best material and therefore make the best candy. i 'a l m ,-r. are uesuuuariera mr Deaiuau a rvvmia m Min ii m m aura i r-u rnr in l lUHHr.mn. enoioe nranas mgars. Fruits, Nats, &a ARBEE & POPE. '' mi m ri.iv in ..ram n. rv tiiiv i.v v mi 1 T w iLf iM IliiTn Mohliiv nf tha flantm.1 '. i . a rrS a a Tr J I 24. Un-J- ...4 . , . . . J. A i. . 1 1 t . .i . r i nH:iJ.. - J i . - sociation of Knoxvilie TeDn, Has on deposit with said Central Savings Bank and Trust Comnanv in trust for all the memb'rs and ' . . . j ci t : i .1 : i Loan Association, notes and bonds (and mortgages and deeds of trust securing the nme) to tne amount oi s.43s,eiw. Datel at Knoxvilie, Tenn, this 30th day of Deoember, 1893. J W MoOLLOM, Cashier Central Savings Bank and Trust Co. rTAn Til In Oft 1 SQ9 Tn .n it may Concern: I hereby certify that hav ing, under the iroyisions of an act passed by tne inn uenerai -assemDvoi wesiaieoi Tennessee, entitled "An act to regulate the bnsineas oi budding and loan associations," mada careful and exhaustive examinat'on of the books of the Sua hern Building and Loan Association of Knoxville. Tenn, find the items of receipts and disbursements therein shown to be correct in every n .tic ular; and that the report of said a sociation of its affairs and operations for the year end- in tha 30th dav of June. 1893. for denosit with the treasurer of the state is correct and in accordance with the books, and in full compliance with the act above quoted. GEO A GAMMON. Special Examiner of Building and Loan As nniationa for the State of Tennessee. s Gallon CO MoDONALD, Secretary and Treaaurer Ktueign urincn.ior lniormation. .Mrs Lyon has just returned from the north, where she Outdid Herself In buying our stock this spring. New spring goods coming in every dav. Our Drera Goods Department is The-nrettiest and cheapest that it has ever been our pleasure to 'offer. Ginghams 5o yard which we ani all others have sold it 9 and 12a, MUBtwura EBLAND, an experienced Milliner from Baltimore, is in cherge o' our Mlblnerv Department. In SHOE'S we have no competition. Fish Hcoks 2c doz; Lines lo and 2o. Hnuv forbids further mention. Corns to see us and we will prove this assertion. DNIBF PERSONAL MENTION iPecple Who Cams flnrl West Tcday. Mrs a M Worth arrived here today. I 'Mrs E las Carr Uft this morning for Tarboro. Senator Colquitt of Qa., is djlne at Washington. , Miss Bertha Rosenthal and Mr Sam Heller went to Goldsboro today. Evangelist R G Pearson Is eondao etlng a ten days' revival at Anderson, B O. . Mr T B Eldridge has purohasel the Davidson Dis-atch from Mr W M Bhorrill. Col E G Harrell went to Greensboro today to attend the Easter reception t.t Greensboro female college. Mrs Grausman, Mrs Maurice Ros enthal and Miss Hannah Boeenbaam returned from Charleston tbis after noon. Major Yerex, commandant of the militarv school at Fayetteville, was among today's callers at the executive office. Mr A P Bryan, who has been in Connecticut writes that his brother has died there and that he does not expect to return to Raleigh before April 1. Mr Richmond Pearson is to be the candidate of the republican and popu lists for congress in the ninth district. At a caucus at Asbevtue yesterday they agreed on coalition and Pearson. Mr Scarborough. State superinten dent of public instruction, is booked to speak on the subject of public er1. uoation at Murfreesboro, April au, and at the A St M college here March 80th. Wilfred Clarke, a popular young comedian will appear at the aoad emy of music Wednesday night, March 28. in "Tit tor Tat." oneoi tne cleverest comedies ever written His company th s season Is composed of yonng and bright people. Henry Daniels and Frank Robin son, both colored, were arrested to day for fighting. It appears that on i last Sunday they insulted some per sons near the Pilot ml'ls. A white lad named Crab tree resented this and save Robinson nrew a knife. Crab tree appears to nave naa nnts witn both Robinon and Daniels. Prof E McK Goodwin, of the deaf mute school at Morganton, says that the buildins will be done in sixty da vs. The trustees meet April 4, and will the n decide many questions, The school will be open next autumn It mav be a little lae in opening, but in that cast the time will be made up in the spring. Arrivals at the Park today: J R Cutchin. Baltimore; Albert Laudls, Chicago: J E Valk. Baltimore; W R Green. Cleveland, Ohio; George W Thompson. Br. Plttstor. ; a Oes rlecb er. Richmond: B E Taylor, Bostoo;T ft Strickler. Watertown, N Y; Theo dore Bart ft-, Miss Lacy PBartlett, Pittsfijld, Mass. Arrivals at the Tarboro today: B L Wedenfellow. Charlotte; 0 0 Blsbing, N Y; O O Baker, Baltimore: H 8 Garwood, Richmond; John Speed, Philadelphia: J K Collingwood. ttoa nokp; W H Hofer. Atlanta; Dr John L Dav is, M rs Davis and son, uincin nati: B L Miller. Greensboro; W A Boykio, Col. oth Maryland regiment, R H Uamobeil, Balto ; jonn V wdic ford, Wewbey I 0 0F. Regular meeting of Beaton Galea lodge this evening at 7:30 o'clock. Members of the lodge take doe notice thereof. Degree staff and organist don't fail to do your duty. Visitors Invited. The Food Exposition is an educator for housekeepers You are not obliged to attend it to appre ciate the value of Borden's Peerless Evaporated Cream. Youi grocer can Isnonlv von: always ready; uniform results assured, insist upon naming Borden's. Special Meeting of Centre Lodge Ho .3, K of P. Members of Centre Lodge No 8, Knights of Pythias, are hereby or dered to convene in special session in their castle hall at the academy of music building tomorrow morning at 0 o'clock, to attend the funeral servi ces of our late brother, J H Biker, chancellor commander of Centre lodge Members of Phalanx lodge and all visiting Pytbians are invited DeAth f Mr. John H. Baker. When a news paragraph about the injury whioh bef ll Mr John H Baker. by a fall last Monday, was written it would be the result of the accident. and there was quite a shock o day at tha sad news that early this morning be bad died at bis home here. Mr. Baker was a native of Franklin county and was 62 years of age. In 1870 he became a clerk at Mr W O Ptron.trb'- -'ore and held that po ition until hia death always with credit to himself and satisfaction to his emulovers Monday morning as he wan going down stain fro-n thai candy factory of W C & A B Btronach on the third floor of their store, to i the s-cond, he inisse l his footing and I . r ,.. t r. feel a ris anee of some fifteen feet. At tha post mortem examination this morning the physicians found that two ribs had been broken and that end of one of these had punctured the lungs. Tee post mortem was mad because Mr Baker had a t000 accident policy on his life He also has $3,000 in the Royal Arcanum and is insured In the Valley Mutual, though he latter policy appears to be of little or uo value. tiawasanhon ored Knight of Pythias, being the head, or chancellor commander, of Centre ledga He was an earnest and most consistent member of the coo gregation of the First Baptist church He married a uiss farnam. wno, with six children, survive b!m Mr Baker was grea' ' ? esteemed here, for though a very qjlet man he made friends always and never enemies. The Bureau of labor Statistics The eventh annual report of the bureau of labor statistics was issued todav, by Mr BR Lacj. It is well prepared and is for the year - endiug rvov 8U, iwut Tne appropriation for thiabu eauis$?,000a year. Mr Lacy make the bureau a real good, a posi- ihor, tsitha. .nmAn...ih if tlve benefit, to the commonwealth, it would he better that it be abolished It cannot be tcide a success on two thousand dollars per year, To abol ish it, however, would certainly be a big step backward and a great misfortune to the state, yet it had be;ter be given up than to have hardly one fourth accomplished what might b done under a wise admlnis tration of offlje " Mr Lacy says there arelu labor organizations in North Carolina 18,900, divided among the following organlzitlooB viz: brother hood of locomotive engineers, order of railway conductors, typographical anions, order of railway telegraphers, machinists1 union, switchmen's mu tual aid association, brotherhood of locomotive firemen and farmers1 alli ance. There is an association entirely as an insurance society, known as the Raleigh & Gaston railroad relief asso. elation It has 145 members and Is coo? posed of the employees of , the road, though it does not require a member to resign if be severs his con nection with the road. Few organi zations have accomplished so much of real relief with cucb few numbers and limited resources. "Let me here say," remarks Mr Lacy, that the great railroad corporations, to often called soulless, are paying better war ges than private enterprises " The Weather. For North Carolina: Generally fair . Local forecast for Raleigh and vicinity: On Friday: Fair. Show ers may occur Friday night or Satur. day. The weather will become much cooler by Sunday evening. Local data for 24 hours ending 8 a m todav: Maximum temperature, 82; minimum temperature o ; rainfall 0. Phalanx Lodge K P., Attention ! All mamKara nt PholanT V 84. K of P. are reouested to meet at W'J'WUID W. h. u.h hall nf !ntri nfo Nrt tomorrow morning by 9:0 o'clock for the purpose of i-lnlog witi their hrofchmn in nn.vins the last trit.nte of a.no,f tn thu uta Ahnnnaiw a. I wnanAar nt HanlM Inilwa hrnt.hflr .TnnJ H KakAr. A Inure attendance ia as - peolally desired to testify oar esteem for oar late brother, and our sorrow j for an event tnat nrings sadness to the entire order in Kaleigh F P Hat wood, Jr., Chancellor Commander. J J Bernard Keeper R & 8. Dughi will tonight fill a special, or der for dainty ice cream to be sent to Tarboro torxorrow morning. Particular attention is directed to the advertisement of the Alliance produce exohangh here, regarding fresh eggs It is learned at the office of the reg ister of dee Is tiiat in nearly all cases where lieus are now recorded the amounts are very much smaller than usual. Th farmers are not inclined to go Into debt, . The ck authorities certainly ought to order the gutter in the street on the south side of Shaw Unl versify to be. cleaned open sewer A report) it is now an open sewer a. reporter saw. it yesier- i . x. i CITT IN BRIGF. Items Picked Op and Bailed Down The planting, of corn is in progress In Wake There are vet some c tses of grippe in inis ciy ana section Sheriff Cart right of Camdm to day settled the state tax due by that county. 'f fhef University N 0 " IV I 3 5iftC&dtmn ,of can be h,d at K,Dflf & Co's store Glee mu- drug I he lot at the corner of Fayette I vine ana west Lenoir streets has been filled in and made ready for building purposes The insurance loss by the fire at the plug tobacco factory of Taylor & Moore has been adjusted and found to be $396 8teinmetz tha flarisi ha handsome cut flowers for the Easter trade and always gives courteous attention to his patrons. The desire for the resumption of streetcar traffic is general. The sale of the plant of the old company does not take place before April 10. There are cot' plaints that soma of the old wires of the street c r line on East Hargett street are very low and are dangerous to persons riding there. Mr J 8 Wynne of the Raleigh hos lety yarn mm says tnat orders are coming in rapidly, and that the mill has all it can do. Complaints of the heat are more ff?6.1 y ? w aV DCe the "hot wave" struck the country. There are promises of coolness by Sunday. Tne next question in whether any changes will be made in the working force at the postnmoe when the new postmaster gets in The democrats expeot chjwgrs A drunk and disorderly white woman resident in Adams1 alley, was the only person who cat a figure in the mayor's court today. She paid the usual fine. The sanitary condition of the streets on the north and s nth sides of the market requir, s the attention of the health omoer Unusual precautions ought to be taken to keep the city : clean during this hot weather. At Charlotte a merchants1 carnival, for the benefit of the soldiers1 home at Raleigh, will be held Mav 21 or during that week, at the auditorium, and will be a grand affair, the Ooser- ver save The work of preparation will begin early in April. The property on Crabtree creek, on wh'ch Rogers1 mill formerly stood, has been purchased by Mr W V (Jilt ton. It is one of the most pictur esque places on that stream In about thirtf days, perhaps sooner, the beau tiful ivy will be in full bloom tneie It used to be quite a resort, but now the road is ery rough. This afternoon the horse of Mr J D Pearnon of Harnett ran away an "kicked up a bobbery," making a olr cult of several blocks, dashing into another wagon and finally wrecking Pearson s wagon against a post on East Martin street. Pearson's goods purchased during the day were cat tered in all directions, and when last seen he was seen searching for a pair of missing trousers. I . ... , , me capusis nave purcnaseu ine building formerly used as the second Presbyterian church, on north Blount street ann wiu m-jve iwo r iu blocks and ue t a a mission chapel ' on a 'ot near Peace institute Th I Stained glaSS Wl'adO V in the frrtDt. 1 which was a present to the congre gation by Christ church, has hc mined bv that enemy of . b?aat'ifal things, the glassbreakng small boy, Tbere are. numerous complaints of the depredations of fljwer thlevea. i whose particular choice app-ars to h e hyacinths It is sai l that ia some I of the barrooms at night white and colored youths offr for sale large , bunches nf the finest hyacinths If I the police could capture a few of these depredators and ii the mayor would put the latter on the roads for thirty days the stealing might be stopped Three months ago William Jones, colored drove a back here. He left and went to Boston, a charge of as sault with a deadly weapon having teen made against him. Yesterday Jones wife, rho had been told by him to meet him at Portsmouth, went there Jones met her and was at once arrested by dtteotive Pitts R auisition papers were forwarded from bere today, deputy snerin waiters Hardware, &c. YOUMAYNOT ONE BUT wg WOULD LIKE EVERYBODY TO CALL AND 3KB THK BTTLKS OF PRET FY BABY CARRIAGES Trimmed in CARDINAL BLUE, POMEGRiNATE, CORAL - and other colors. Toe price is right. RALEIGH, N. O. Dry G0il, Notions, &e. GOOD SHOES. AH! HERE THEY ARB. Blacker & Cerstles. 'I 'inrti'nnoiS MaHa " ' ''UlViUUHU THEY ARE R07AL FAMILY GOOD . Grandest line of this one make ever dis- played in Raleigh All shapes, all size, all widths. Bils Button, Bucherettes and Oongres3. in high cut, low cut and three-qmrter cut for Li mes ana misses. Our best people are highest ia their praise Superior in every way. warran ted in every respact aud sold on merit aloae. "TO Different s'yles and qualities to select I I O from Perfect fitting, comfortable and eas? fo u thj 'irt. Oaw tried lwavs wvn. The success of these splendid shoes is due to best material and a proper conception of a Southern ladv's foot, and for us makes shoe selling qnite a pleasure. Money cueerruuy refunded to dissatistud buyers is a pefect guarantee of careful and honest representation. Our Spring Stock is open for your inspec tion. 1 C.A.SHJRW0JD4COJ IV. II. & it. s. TUCKER TABLE LINENS. Iitt'reaUng t Oace to Uounekeeperis. Our new narc'iaes in Table Linens are reay for inspection. Attractive both in the point of quality and price. Turkey lied 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 substauee. 40a and 50c per yard. Full Bleached. Table Damask b"autif ul patterns, extra widtt.s and full weiehts, from the best Irish and German looms, 60c 7oc, 85c, 90c, l 25 per yard. Nankins aud Doylies in all sizes and patterns. Plaae examine these special linen offer, lugs as eriy as possible. W. H. & EL S. Tucker & Co. Till LiOU BiHI ST0fi
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