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RALEIGH, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 28. 1894.
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FOR YOU
andFOR us.
PERSONAL ElBKnOH
Of Pec pi 9 Who Came and
Went Today.
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Oar elegant new
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iTIHG PAPERS
have just recived were manafio-
tared
FOB US
Ef?RESSLY
M. ANDFQR YOU
by the leading mater of fine and fashionable
society stationer v.
Yon cannot afford to nse in yourcorrw-
poudenctauy bat the very latest and best
want to show it to yon.
Alfred Williams & Co
Society Stationers,
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RALEIGH, N 0.
jfS AE STILL
INTHI
CAHDY BUSIHESS.
Combination
have been pronounced delicious,
them, and be convinced.
Our old reliable Chocolate Drops are still in
demand.
We nse the best material and therefore make
the best candy.
We are headquarters for Bosnian's Pepsin
Gum, said to m a sore cure for ind'gesuon.
Fine grades of Chewing Tobacco, and very
enoice Dranas tagars.
Fruits, Nuts, &c?
BARBEE & POPE.
Dr. Kmp P Battle earns here from
Chapel Bill today.
Mrs A J Cooke returned this after
noon from Louisburg.
Ui. and Mrs. Lee S Overman re
turned to Salisbury today
Mrs R E L Bunch arrived from
Washington, D O, this morning.
Mr John L Morehesd. Jr.. of Wash
ington is registered at the Yarboro.
Mr. Andrew Overby, who has been
here fur a fortnight, returned i to
Brooklyn N Y , today. !f
Miss Lula Holden will be assistant
director of n nsio at the teachers'
assembly at Morehead City In Jane.
Dr. Annie Alexander has been In
Ited to deliver an address before .the
State medical society at Greensboro.
An vet there Is no news of f
whereabouts of Mr. 0 E Crabtfef
Durham. He has been missing eight
days.
Prof J L Weber, who has held the
chair of English in Trinity college,
left there today and went to Bender
son. j
Mrs. L P Child and Miss Bash Have
made and embroidered with exquls'
ite tas e a remarkably handsome ar
tar cloth for the chorea of the Good
Shepherd.
Mr Sherwood Upcbnrch's umpiring
of the U N C Lehigh basebairgime
is ranch complimented. He desires
tn h.tm an nmnlrn nf t.h danthern
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Krm Krms lettgue-
1 ill r mi wj oawuoiur iDbuiuou iwua.
You try I from the meeting of the directors of
the Bfiu railway at Baltimore, and
says nothing oi particular import
anoe was done there.
recorded 2H de
CITT II BBIKI.
' Loc.s Pi'l ed Up Here and There and
Boiled Down.
Tu pre will be another frost tonight.
V he frost today was quite like a lit-
. i
tie snow.
The thermometer
grees this mining.
Mrs Sblpo will bnlld a residence on
North Person street.
Jones & Powell on Monday sold
100 tons of eoal and IS tons of ice.
The Raleigh male academy will
next fall ad mUitvrs training to its
course.
of
was
IBJUENSE DAMAGE
Done b the Cold Snap In this
State.
Hardware, c.
YOUMAYNOT
WEDonB
BUT wg WOULD
Tha "Southern" of Knoxville is the old'
est and by far the largest general association
in the south, and is also the largest associa
tion in America.
It has 600 branches in 18 states. It is, in
fleet, a league of 600 local associations. All
these associations must fail bafore the asso
ciation ran fail. Therefore, failure is im
-nnwrihlft
The "Southern ' has turnel over from the
einense fund to the loan fund $1 "2,000 in
five years. No other association has even
approximated such a record.
The actual running expense per share is
1m than in anv other association, and on
mah handled much less than the majority
of the lame financial institutions of the
ennntrv.
The feature of an nnavDortioned reserve.
providing against losses and insuring the
mrfect eanalitv of all stockholders, will be
appreciated, for the interes's of the many
cannot be sacrificed for the benefit of a few.
The by-laws forbid the sale, or the use as
collateral security, of any of the securities
belonging to the association, and require all
securities to be kept on deposit in the nam)
. of the association wifi tbe State Treasurer
or approved trust compar ies.
CALL ON
C. C McDonald,
Secretary and Treasurer,
- Raleigh Branch.
Mr. TR Jernigm and Mr. Irvin
I Avery left this morning for Washing
ton and in a day or two leave mere
for Shanghai. Mr. L Rosenthal has
leased Mr. Jernigan's house here
Lt. Foley, of the revenue cutter
Colfax, stationed on this coast, has
gone to New Bedford. Maes to become
executive officer of the training ship
for the cadets of the revenue marine
service. '
Mr A E Olmsteal, who the Globe
says has been a resident of Durham
ever since Durham was a town,
moved his family to tUlelgh yester.
day. Tbev Will make their residence
here. . i:. v
At the Park today: J Hayes, Va;
B L Wall, Wadesboro; O A Barnes,
Richmond: Obas T MoCAnbv. De
troit: H W Sloan, Miss Sophie Albert,
J B Bowlev. Anderson, SU; tbe wil
fred Clarke Comedy uo; Miss Alice
Boon, Clarkesboro, N J.
Rev D R Bruton, a prominent min
ister of the North Carolina M E conn
ference. died suddenly yesterday
morning at the residence of his son.
Col Bruton. at weiaon tie was for
several years presiding elder of the
Salisbury district ana president oi
Thomas vllle female college.
iTllfiSEF
The Tar Heel says that Mr Z ,T
Bronghton of Greensboro has moved
to Chanel Hill to take charge of the
University Press The Press will do
all the University printing including
the semi centennial edition of the
magazine. The establishment of the
Press is mainiy due to me enorts oi
Prof. Collier Cobb.
The classes in medicine and phar
maov at onaw university graduate
thi evening. There are li graduates
in the two.: Hon. K P Battle deliver
the address. Tbe class in law.nuaaber-
inor sever, graduates tomorrow eve
ning K n cattle, as q , delivers tne
address and Jos. B Batoneior, jssq
presents the diplomas The mission
ary tralng class, numbering fh e, grad-
nates Jj'rlday evening.
Tbe special venire for the trial
Orange Page and Mary Smith
made up today.
Loaves are killed as high up as forty
urnrty feet above the ground. To
day's frost did this.
The evening trees made its ap
pearance this afternoon. It is a neatly
printed paper of 24 coinmns.
A black frost yesterday: a white
one today The latter finished any
wors tne former left undone.
St Luke's circle of King's Daugb
ters will give a musicale at the
academy of mui-io Friday evening.
The grape crop here must be
greatly bort. It is said to be par
neatly ruined in new York state.
On the Si of April a popular young
gentleman nere win be given a b rtn-
day party by a number of bis freinds.
The public schools of this township j
will probably close about May 20th.
The school boarl met this afternoon.
Yesterday afternoou and this morn
ing twenty convicts were brought to
me penitentiary from various ooun
ties.
Six persons, nearly all colored, have
died quite recently nbar the heme of
Mr. Uoarles u Uiuton, of grippe and
pneamonla.
There win be S3!) weather crop re
porters in this state during the com
ing seasoMr- The-first "raport will ap
pear April 9
Mr. M-N Amis is added to the coun
sel to defend tbe persons charged
with murder whoare to be tried in
the superior court tomorrow.
In the superior court yesterday
John Miagpm - was on trial on a
charge of obtaining goods on ftlee
pretenses. He has been acquitted.
A dee' was registered today for a
plot of land at the corner of East
Jones and North Person streets, from
J D Bousba.ll and wife to F W Habel,
t e consideration being two.
The funeral' services of Carolina
Hinee Harding,the infant daughter of
Mr Walter U Uarding, was held from
tbe residence on North Blood worth
street this afternoon at t o'clock.
Tobe Marshall, well known to all
persons who have business at the city
hll. is an artist, though few people
know this. A specimen of his fine
w rk with the brush is to be seen in
i front of tbe city hall the hydrant.
The North Carolina Teacher offers
$5 for the best poem of twenty fonr
lines on the white oak as the North
I Carolina State tree The award will
be made May 1st, and poems for com
petition sould be sent in not later
than April 25th
Specials published in today's Rich
mond Dispatch give the following
news of the damage by the bitter
weather:
At Winston as far as heard from the
cold snap has not wrought Injury to
tobacco plants, tie beds being pro
teeted by c oths All early fruit and
vegetables are killed, and even the
foliage of the shade trees is blighted.
It is feared thtt the what crop ha'
sustained serious damage.
At Roky Mount reports from far
mers as to th" lamige to tobacco are
conflicting. Some say it is consider
able an i wiileRnrami: nt.hora. fh .t It.
is slight. RH Ricks the largest pro. P I DDT X P TO
ducer in Eastern North Carolina, says Lri iiilxlLlILO
toe plan's are not damaged at all.
At Durham the killing frost has Trimmed in
nipped the buds and caused the
blooms of fruit trees to fall, and tho
gardens will have to be replanted. So
far as heard from tobacco plants are
unhurt where they were covered with
o oth.
LIKE EVERYBODY
TO CALL AND 888 THK
STTIiSS OF
PRET n
BABY
At Ashevllle the mercury went
down to 11 degrees It scored the
night before Peaches have been
killed, and lt is believ d that the ap
pie crop has been badly Injured. A
good many tobacco plants have been
Killed, and some planters are buying
seed for tesowing their beds
There Is time for a new crop of plants.
no great permanent injury to tobacco
is feared.
At Henderson the rold wave has
played havoc with the fruit and other
crops. The peaches, apples and veg
etables are all killed Some of the
wheat and oats are killed. Clover s
lylog on the ground, black. All to
bacco plants In exposed places ar
destroyed, and some In beds with
cloth covers on them Only the very
small plants under cover are constd
ered safe. The leaves on the trees are
killed
Reports from tbe Wilmington sec
tion are very disheartening. They
tell a story of w despread disaster to
tbe trcrek, nearly ail vegetables above
itround being destroyed. A conser
vative farmer estimates the damage
along the line of the Wilmington St
Weldon R R between Wilmington and
Goldsboro, a distance of 84 miles, as
at least $100,000 Telegrams were re'
ceived today at the headquarters of
the Atlantic Coast Line in Wilming
ton, from all points on its exten
sive system of roids, and all of tbe
same tenor as to the terrible effect of
the weather. A high official of the
( oast Line estimates the damage in
the sections traversed by the roads of
that system at not less than ll,uuu,-
000.
CARDINAL BLUE,
POMEGRANATE,
0ORAL
and other oclora.
Toe price is right.
RALEIGH, N.C.
Dry Good. Notions, Ac.
M
YOU
?
Real Kid Gloves
Suppose now, vou make a new mov? Call
it investigation of values, if yoa like.
Drop in and see the
99
PRICE 1 1.00.
See how it compares with those you pay
tl.50 for. Customers expect much for $1.00
these times. The M.IGNON
Satisfies. Fits;
and Holds Trade.
Mra Lyon has just returned from the north,
where she Outdid Herself ia . buying
our stock this spring. New spring
goofls coming in every day. Our
Dress Goods Department is
The prettiest and cheapest that it has ever
been our pleasure to offer. Ginghams
' bo yard which we ani all others have
sold at 9 and 12c. MRS 80UIH
ERLAND, an experienced
Milliner from Baltimore, is in charge o' our
Millinery Department In SHOES we
have no competition. Fish .
Hcok2cdoz; Lines lo and 2c -
- tinaae forbids further mention. Come to
see as and we will prove this assertion.
THE LTQI1 QACKET STORE
Mr Loee Harris, the w?ll known
Republioau politician and lawyer,
was at Durham yesterday to argue a
AAfiA in me superior court ana cue
Globe Interviewed mm. ie expressed
h firm belief that the populists and
ronnhlieana woald combine fa the
nnmin? campaign, siid the over
whelming sentiment of his party is
for coalition, and that he believed tho
"combine" will sweep the state next
(11 ;:.
At. t.h Yarboro: Ike Hirsobbag.
Bait mote: J A Aldrich. Chicago JB
G Rawlings. F O Walton, N 0; J E
Reilley.N Yj O D LeGrand, Wash,
lngton, D'O; G W Shepardson, W W
Ferlsh, NY: JE Stagg. Greystone;
NLBhuford Dallas: B Merrlmon t
Greensboro; Mrs E W Martinson. N
I; J J Splngler. Baltimore; Wilfred
Clarke, D W Scrim, Miss WInfred
MoOaull, Miss Mabel Knowles, N Y.
Spalding's official baseb ill guide for
1894 is out and is without uout tbe
most complete ever published, lt is
officially recognized and bears the of-
ncial ;stamp of president xoung oi
the national league and Amarlcan
association of professional ball clubs.
The price is 10 cents. All lovers oi
the game should have the guide.
At the house of Mr J T Nottingham
onNorth Saliaburyscreet.hls daughter
Miss Lucy will be married this even
ing, the groom being Mr L H Lums
Ann. The wedding will be private
and only relatives and a few invited
intimate friends will be present. Rev
Dr J H Carter, pastor of the First
Baptist church, will perform the cer
emony The chief of police has a letter
from Petersburg stating that Robert
Bass, colored, Is in jail there on
fonr charges of making and passing
counterfeit money. It turns put that
Bass 1b wanted in this state. He was
in 1889 sent to the penitentiary from
this county 'or burglary, but made
bis escape irom a gang of convicts.
He majub sent tor upon requisition.
Wake Superior Court
Since the l et report the following
prisoners have been disposed of: Wm
Manuel, colored, carrying concealed
weapon, plead guilty; fined $10 and
costs. William Jones, colored, as
sault with de dly weapon, found
guilty, judgment reserved. Jones
used to be a nac&man here He was
arrested at Norfolk last we?k and
brought back here by deputy sheriff
Walters. Lonnie Rogers, white, car
rylng coneeald weapon, plead guilty;
to pay costs. Wesley Dean, white.
affray; not guilty. Rphmim Emery
and Lena Jones, both white charge.
unlawfully living together; state
failed to make out a case; not guilt;.
Alex Terrell and Lynn Stewart, both
colored, affray; pleaded guilty; Ter
roll $36 and costs; Stewart $5 and
costs. Pres. Hannah, white, crrv
ing corcealed weapon; pleaded guil
ty; judgment suspended. Hannah
was also tried for larceny and receiv
ing, convicted aud sentenced to sev
en months on the roads James Pear
son, colored, assault with deadly wea
pon, pleaded guilty; $5 and cots
Alex Hinto-v, co'ored; larceny and re
ceiving; thirty days on the roais
Carrie Buffalo colored; erab z slo
trent. Joe Garner, colored, pleaded
guilty of larceny and receiving, and
was sentenced to 4 mo' tbs on the
roads; Tlie following pleaded guilty
of same offence: Albert Yellerday. 4
months; Peter Fergursou, 9 m uths;
Mary Lane. 4 months Warren Hare
colored, was acquitted of stealing tobacco
Four
Large rearl buttons aud five
hooks. All the desirable shades
and black. Ask to see them.
They sell at sight.
w. n. & R. 8.
TUCKER
&
BRIGHT NEW IDEAS IN
SPRING : SHOES
I Every approved style of tadies', misses' and
children's
Black and Colored
Piccadilly, Opera, Full-roaml, Square and
Common Sense Toes tipped or plain.
An assortment large in
size and value.
Solomon Nicholson, colored, who
for five jears was a porter at the store
of Brewanger Bros, is in trouble. He
bas, it is alleged, been stealing cloth
. ing, bats, &o, from the firm, perhaps
f year ago and was arrested yesterday. Tail RI1Q POTl LfiRlDSr OQOGS
He was before the mayor this after
doou and waived examination.
A grand rehearsal for the musicale
which takes place Friday evening
will be held tomorrow evening at 4
n'nlnnlr n m. In r.hn onnrlamx. nf Imniln
It is earnestly desired that all who ' Tne ratee8 c' the Baptist female
are to participate will be present. university are to meet ber April 10
l ' It Is now said that the university will
Half of the grape orop is killed. certainly 1 "oened next October, ,
:
Johnston & Murphy's
For Gentlemen.
.In a great variety of newest shines and
Dat terns. In our shoe st ck tivurv taste and
notion of value is represented.
W. H. & H. S. Tucker VCq,