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wtmi VOL. XXXI. RALEIGH, MONDAY, APRIL 30. 1894. NO. 7 mm I 8 FOR YOU ANDpQR US. Oar elegant new WRITING PAPERS which w have Just received wen manufao- tared EXPRESSLY FOB U3 "D.F0RY0U by the leading maker of fine and fashionable ociety stationery. You cannot afford to use in yourcorres pondencs any bat the very latest and beat P rYe want to show it to you. AlMWilliams&Co Society Stationers, BALKIQH, N C. Me Mr Pictures We have a large lot of Mou' litis to sele from and &is prepared to f raoia in any at; le desired for half the regular price. we aiso nave a larger stock ot FURNITURE than we have ever had before, which we are selling at greatly reduced prices. BABY CARRIAGES are a specialty. Thomas & Maxwell, L Lsadiag Furniture Dealers, 9 and 18 Martin Street, R A UBIG H, N. O. febt MBTBETIK & Don't hesitate, but come at once and get your mattings. We have them, and the prices are right; gold quality and beautiful patterns. Moquet mats, bound edge, 49c, cheap at 75c; Smyrna mats and rugs from 49o up. A beautiful line of pictures, 25 and 49c, 1, $2 87,:$4. DON'T FORGET jTHE PLACE. THE LYON RACKET STORE AUCTION SALE for TBE WEEK Tuesday, Thursday Saturday. In these sales yoa will find anything nd everything mostly. Sales will commence promptly at IS o'clock each day. FRANK. STBOSACH, 819, 881 and 828 Wilmington street. !Fo2? Sale- EOne nice three room house and lot for sale on west wmw A .tr in vard: the house rents tor $1.60 per week; now occupied by a ood tenant. One small cash pays .nt ar.H ffood time on the balance toy paying 6 per cent pn the other pimento. Jfor particulars apply to Unas riaxM's. CITY IM BRIEF. Picked Op and Boiled Down. Ilems Tbe superior court began Us last week today. Considerable rain fell northeast of here yesterday. Arms lor a new compapy were shipped today from the arsenal. The walks at the Confederals ceme tery have been laid with crashed stone. The Wake Forest baseball team the University formally challenges team. Raleigh has the smallest barber shop in the state. It is not over seven feet square. Working people will find its a good investment to take stock lu the Mel rose cotton mill. Five persons joined the Baptist tabernacle yesterday by letter and one by restoration. The Federal court began a session at Wilmington today. Marshal Car roll is in attendance . Five members were yesterday re ceived into Edenton street M church by certificate. Dughi will go to Greensboro to morrow to till a large order for cream to be served at a party. Most of the Raleigh dentists will leave for Durham tonight to attend the state dental convention. A four year old daughter of U 8 Marshal Allison of States ville died Saturday of diptheritio cronp. Dr J H Crawford is tearing away the rear of No 114 Fayetteville street and will extend the building The funeral of little Mildred Fendt was held yesterday afternoon from the residence of Mai W H Martin on North Person street. It is now proposed to have two large statues of senator Vance; on to be placed in tne capitoi square, tne other in the capitoi at Washington The two will cost but little more than , one It is stated that the date first set for the meeting of the state press associ ation at Morganton has been changed so as not to conflict with the com mencement of the State normal and industrial school. There was a large attendance at the services at the Leesville .Baptist church yesterday to witness the ordination of MrWm Chappell and Mr Jackson. A good many persons from Raleigh and Durham attended. Many improvements are to be made at Shaw university. The building now used at the president's house is to be torn de wn aud replaced by a large and handsome one. The phar macy building is to De increased in size. In the April bulletin of the state board of health, Dr McKee reports as follows for Wake: "Three cases of tvohoid fever. Sanitary condition of the city and county good. The city prison is being decidedly improved The public buildings oi tne county are in good condition." Mr Otho Wilson, who has been in charge of the egg business of Messrs Worth and Barnes here, has retired and returned to his farm, and Mr J N Hubbard takes his place. The busi ness is conducted in the Prairie build ing, and eggs, butter and vegetables are received on consignment. Next Wednesday afternoon Prof. Louis Bagarj will begin a dancing class here at Briggs hall. He comes here a stranger, but well recommen ded. Mr VViUiam A uraham, onlel ball manager of the state university says Prof. Bagar taught the dancing class tnere ana gave entire sausiao tion ., . J J Barker, a white man of i Swift Creek township, was - lodged in jail todav. His wile prelerrea cnarges against niin, swearing mat ne naa threatened to beat her. A year ago she sent him to jail on the same charge. Unless he can give a $100 bond he will nave to lie in jan until September. The savings bank occupied its new onarters today- Tnere were mmy visitors and cashier Pullen and teller James Litohiord received many con gratulations. The vault is uulte roomy and contains a flae safe. The walls are attractively painted and ttie ceiling papered. Tne furniture, in Imitation of oak, presents an attrac tive appearance, f he floor in front of the counters is covered with lino leum. There is a room for the use of the directors. All the arrangements are excellent.. The work was all done here. The location of the bank la The Crop Report. The weekly weather crop report says tbo weather has been favorable the past seven days for farm worK, but that the too cool nignts nave ebecked growth. Until three days ago the temperature has been below the normal. Kain is needed every where The amount of sunshine has been above the average. The weath er forecast for the week ending May 7th Is as follows: The weather next week will bo very much warmer, and generally fair, though showers, prob ably In the snip of tnnnder storms, may be ex)5eted about the middle or latter part of the week. Weather. For North Carolina: Fair. Warmer iu northern and western portions Local forecast: Tuesday fair, much warmer. Local data for 24 boars ending 8 sm today: Maximum tem perature, 77; Minimum temperature, 46; rainfalV trace. Svnopsis: There has been a re markable rise in pressure over the Atlantic states, especially la the north This causes northeast winds aud cool weather in the south Atlan tic states. The pressure decreases to the west. The center of low pressure is over Nebraska. Heavy rains have occurred at a few places in the south yesterday. The temperature is high in the central part of the country. May Day Fete Tomorrow evening at the academy of music thirty eight of Raleigh's charming girls will appear in a grand May day fete and maypole drill. This is one of the brightest cantatas ever presented by amateurs in this city and consists of three scenes of rare bear. cy. Miss Archer of Peace institute is the "May Queen" aud Miss Lottie Williams the "Fairy Queen." The curtain rises on the first scene, a woodland, and the faries with their queen in the midst asleep are frightened by the sudden coming of the "Qieen of May" and her at tendauts and for awhile surrender their territory. In the second act the ' Queen of May" assart the fairies of her friendship and restores the "Queen of Fairies" to her throne. The fete has been arranged on quite an elaborate scale In every detail and as it is for the benefit of the King's Daughters it is hoped the at tendance will be large. Reserved seats are on sale at W H King & Co's drug store. At Central M E Church Yesterday was reunion day. Services was very interesting. Three persons were received by certificate Miss Williams read the report of the woi man's missionary society which has only 34 members and has received t4.45 for mission Miss Branson made the report of the ladies aid society which with 25 members raised $9 75 a month Little Bessie White read the report of the " Bright Jewel band," which has 515 members, and raised a snug sum to help the church. They sang " Toiling for Jesus " Miss Beu lah walker read tne report of tne mnior department of the tfipwortn league, wnicn nas as; members. Mr w N Snelling, Sunday school superini tendent. reported 239 cboUrs en rolled, with an average attendance of about 139 This year 91 new scholars have joined. Mr T 0 Wil liams. treasurer of the board of stew- aids, reported f 875 m jraisea lor an purposes. Tne laitruul pastor, nev D H Tuttle, has received into the church this year nearly fifty mem' bers. over twenty on faith and baptism. Among the future plans of the church is the bunding of a par sonage, wnicn is iiKeiy to De done uy October 1. Ten persons were yes terday after noon baptized at Pul'e n'e lake, west of Pullen park. They had been con verted at the recent revival at the West End Baptist mission. Rev. A D Hunter omciat ed. A large number of persons witnessed the ceremony. "Cat worms," as they are termed, are doing a great deal of damage During cool spring weatnertney get in their work, but this year tney are worse than usual. They are injuring corn and are damaging all kinds of vegetables. Messrs Nichols & Dodd are in cor respondence with wealthy northern people who wish to buy 40,000 or 50, 000 acres of laud in the eastern part of the state for use as a game and fish preserve Superior court cases today : J D Ballentine vs J H Champion, verdict for plaintiff. Peele ts Marnard vs Pone: verdict for plaintiff. Sol J Allen vs Mary R (jtray (caveat of will) on trial. Mrs W L Riddle died early yester day morn'ng at her home on North 1 r treet. Her f aneral was held from Edenton street M E church at 4:3 J this afternoon. Fourof the Raleigh physicians now PERSONAL MENTION People Who Came,. and Vest Ttdar. Of Mrs. Joseph Q Ball la very sick. A little child of Mr. Thomas R Jones has fever. Blanche, a daughter of Maj Charles JJ Heartt, nas pneumonia. Mrs AD Holliday have returned to uay irom a visit to mimiugton. 3 m '.!.(. . mil t . I Mrs Childress, who lives at Wyatt's tannery north of the city, Is qalte SlCK. Private secretary Telfair is on a visit to Mr Hal M Worth, in Ran. dolph county. RevPGEIsom, of Fincastle, Va., has arrived here and will this eve ning at 8 o'clock begin preaching In the First Baptist church. Mr Andrew J Bash ford and Miss Lizzie Jones, both of this coucty, were married yesterday by justice J 0 Marcom, at the residence of Mr J N Hubbard. The commencement at Oak Ridge Institute will be held May 23 -24 Mr O A Betts, of Raleigh, is chief mar shal and Mr George T Stronaoh, also of this city, 1b an assistant mar shal. Engineer Dan LI taker, whose very strange disappearance from Charlotte was referred to last Friday, is insane. He was found wandering near Uar. risburg, but made his escape from his friends. The wife of Mr Henry Hollo way, living at Flint, this county, was par alyzed last Friday. Yesterday morn lng Mr Holloway was seized with sud den illness. Both at last accounts were in a critical condition. Arrivals at the Park today: Hon J Tavlor E'llson, mayor of Richmond and B Rand Welford, Richmond; W L Poteat, wakn forest; E W Lyon, N O; Stuart W Cramer, Charlotte; H T Watkins. Henderson; a. J Peed, Bal timore; E W Edwards. Richmond; W L Davis, NO. June 20 is the date of the commence ment of the agricultural and median ioal college. There are eight gradu ?fF5fd? Cox, Jr of Perquimans; Robert PI Patterson of Orange; Charles Pearson of Polk; Z G Rogers of Person; John H Saunders of Pitt. Arrivals at the Yarooro today: W C Petty, Manly; H T Watkins, Hen derson ; James H Cutler, M A Cusch, NY; OL Stegal, Loulsburg; W M HamliD, Phila; D D Hough, 'Jolum bus. Ohio; J F Carr, Durham; W M Van Lee, Phila; T N Hill. Halifax; C G Pubbs, Jackson; J E Trower, Bait; W is Jenkins, fir Louis. Mr D A Willey. of the Baltimore Manufacturers' R6ord, was here to day, on his way to Southern Pines After remaining there a few days he will return here. He also represents the 'Southern States Magazine," and desires to promote a desirable class of immigration here from the north and west by getting letters from northern people who are residents here. The Confederate Monument. To the vice presidents of the Con federate monumental association of North Carolina: Oar work for the past year has been crowned with unprecedented success, so much so that we have accumulat ed a sufficient sum to deem it expedi ent to lay the cornerstone of our mon oment by the 22d day of May. We request hat all parsons in the state holding money lor ;tne association will send in the same before that date that, a report may be made, and we can best determine how to proceed with our work. Our last legislature, composed of men, whose noble in stincts will engrave . their names in their hearts of all North Carolinians as typical representatives of southern manhood, appropriated $ 10,0'Jl), wnicn is still bearing good interest. From the mountains to the seashore the la dies have worked with a zeal which can only be thoroughly tested when enlisted in behalf of the southern cause Many of the men to whom this monument will be erected laid down not only their lives, but names, not a link remaining to connect them monument will be as the sacred Lab arum which guided the Romans to show to the world the pride we felt in southern soldiers. - The grand council of the Royal Ar canum meets at 10 a m Wednesday. At 9 o m the banquet at the Yarboro 1 will begin. See advertisement la this issue of I Messrs 8 & D Bewanger They are I offering some One bargains. Messrs H F Smith & Co has an at tractive advertisement in this issue. Hardware, &c. YOUMAYNOT WEEDONE BUT WE WOULD LIKE EVERYBODY TO CALL AND 8KB THE STYLES 09 PRET rY BABY CARRIAGES Trimmed in CARDINAL BLUE, POMEGRANATE, CORAL and other colors. The price is right. RALEIGH, N. 0. Dry Goods, Notions, &e. i .... ,. .. rade Attractions. We offer new, clean, fresh, reliable and carefully selected merchandise, ani expert shoptMtrs appreciate the difference between this and bankrupt stocks of antiquated, old style and shop worn goods. This is the greatest Wash Goods and Lace season ever known, and mmy pleasant encomiums have tren passed UDon our selections. Our prices are the lowest known for such elegant goods. Cheap Prints. GinYiami.Cballies and Washable Lawns a specialty. We offer the choice of 500 pea at only 5 cents per yard. Ladies' Summer Underwear, Gauze, Lisle, 8lk and Swiss Ribbed Cotton, High or Low Keck, V Square or Round Cut, Latest Novelties in Neck Dressings, in innumerable shades and colorings. Our stock of HOSE is conspicuous for good value and low price. SEASONABLE SHOES FOR CHILDREN AND Ml Attention is called to our new styles of lan Shoes for Misses and little Children. These are the most economical shoes that children can wear. We show complets as sortments in OXFORDS, BUTTONS"" ITT PTn I I Ml, r j ALSO TAH0XF0RDS FOR LITTLE FOLKS. G.A. MIOD&co Moderate prices for all. w. n. & it. h. TUCKER AGO. . . k : t ! f'l r. r i- l ft ' V. P. r Si' $' m d13 lw JM Wait Cannon avenue. good. 1 ride bieyolea. Read It. TThTrh iriK inn
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