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Tat TtkeritcU 1 8. Iieinloi. Tha Sun lay aoh iol of the Baptist tabernaoU iU go to Wilmington this yA.r on Its annual )icurlu, over the 8 A L vie Hamlet. The train will be a special and It given the right of way all the way through. Thla U an x eellent idea and means there will be no delays. Arrangements will be made with the Wilmington Seaeotst railway to take all who desire to go to Wrlgbtsvllle and see the ooean. The cost of the ronad trip from Wil mington to Wrightsville will be only 15 or SO cents, and those who take it ean spend a eoople of hoars at the sea side. The entire excursion will be made delightful and arrangements will as osual be made for the friends of the school. The only stops which the special train will make will be for water. Plenty of cars a ill be provi. ded. Horse Show at Fairview Farm. The show of high class trotting horses will take place at Fairview farm tomorrow afternoon at 4 o'clock, and the spend trials will take place immediately thereafter. The entries are as follows: "Bob Parham " bay gelding, by Robert Medium 3:29; "Alf Thompson," ohestinat stall ion, by Robert Medium, 9:29; "Kitty Hawk." black mare, by Baron Brown, 226; "Butler," brown geddlng, breeding unknown; "Jim Blaine," chestnut gelding, breed ing unknown. This will be the first raceover the Fairview tract, and will be half mile heats, best 8 in 5. Premiums $10 to the first horse, a cup to the second and a driving whip to the third. The horses are all owned by gentlemen of this township and have never been in a race. The public is invited and the ladies are expected. Fairview farm is one of the most attractive iu the state. Episcopal Diocesan Covention. Winston, Mav 16 The Episcopal convention of the diocese of North Carolina convened in St Paul's church at 10 a m. bishop Cheshire presiding. Rev Dr M M Marshall, of Raleigh, wag elected president, and Rev J Engle, of Henderson, secretary. Bishop Rondthaler, of the Moravian church, was invited to become an honorary member of the convention. The com munion was administered, bishop Cheshire being the celebrant. The morning sermon was preached by Rev J 0 Wingate, of Wilson. This afternoon was consumed in reading reports of committees. At tonight's services the sermon was delivered by Rev Stuart McQueen, of Durham. Sunday Bmorning bishop Capers, of South Carolina, will preach a memo rial sermon on the life of the late bishop Lyman. A Mystery Solved. Indianapolis Journal. Mr Hungry Higgins had finished eating his ."handout'' and w s per using the paper ft was wrapped in. "By gee," he said, "this accounts for It." "Accounts for what?" asked Mr Weary Watkins. "W'y, they is a doctor says in this paper that after a man has had the grip he never gets plum over it. It leaves him kinder tired, an' in need of stimulants all the time, the doctor says. I bet I had it myself when I was a little boy." ... ! Kelley's Army Fights. Eldornia, Iowa, May 16 The Kel ley army encamped two miles below here. The people are nervous and anxious. The Kelleyites on one boat attempted to land outside the pre scribed limits last night. The guards ordered them off. A .fight ensued in which several men on both sides were injured. TODAY'S MARKET REPORTS. CHICAGO PRODUCE MABKKT. Chicago, May 17 3 p. m. Closed Open. High. Low. Close, yes'd'y. Today. WHEAT May, 541 541 54i 531 531 July! 56J 56J 561 558 66 CORN. May, 374 361 361 361 36f July) 37i 371 371 371 371 FORK. May, til 95 $11 80 $11 80 $11.70 $11 70 May,D' 7 30 7 25 7 25 7 20 7 20 RIBS. ' May, 6 20 615 6 20 615 615 July! 617 612 6 15 612 612 CASH QUOTATIONS. Closed; Wheat 531; com 361; ribs 3 15; lard 7 20; pork 11 70. DUGHI'S SPECIALS. Dughi's Ices. This Is the time for ice cream. Hot weather 1 Delicious ice cream I All flavors. Triple frozen if yon desire It that way. Telephone 123. Open from f a m to 1 o'clock at night. A California Woman Has 13 Husband Califortiii, whic'i b tbn bl?gt tres. the largest cabbages, the hand somest gamblers, and, lu fact, the su perlative of most things, now claims to have, or to have bad, the most wedded woman on record. The San FraDclsoo Examiner says: Mrs Marie Lemon, who recently de parted this life in Alameda, and whose estate Is now In contest because she left it all to a trumpet spiritualistic medium, forgetting all about her reli atives in various parts of the country, was in many ways a remarkable wo iran She bad traveled from one end of the United States to the other, been around the world several times, but it wsB her matrimonial expe rience that made her unusual among her sisters. She had taken no less than thirteen chances at the lottery of marriogo, and, like most inveterate players of a game, she had drawn blanks the greater part of the time. She had once been possessed of great personal beauty, which, together with a charm of manner, made her born to rule over the hearts of men and turn their heads and the world topsy turvy. The history of her checkered career, extending over a period of more than sixty years, is a romance with matri mony as the foundation fact. She was ouce the belle of California, shone from the grand salon to the musty cabin of a merchantman, and com pared with the general average of her sisters, her husbands were as the sands of the sea. Exactly how many husbands she had no one seems to rememoer. Even her nearest relative, Mrs Rachael Neal. the sister who is now contesting the will, does not know. Mrs Neal can remember thirteen very distinctly but she thinks that there are more and that some of them got away in the mazes of memory. But for want of better and more authentic inform illation, the .unlucky numbering of Mrs Neal will have to be taken as the best evidence of Mrs Lemon's success in drawing from the matrimonial wheel of fortune. Fears for Brunswick, Ga. Surgeon general Wyman, of the Marine hospital service, in a recent letter to secretary Carlisle invites his attention to the fears of a possible recurrence of yellow fever in Bruns wick, Ga .during the coming summer, and to the necessity of making pro vision for the prompt discovery of any case occurring in Brunswick or other city on the South Atlantic or Gulf coasts The apprehension of a recurrence of yellow fever at Brunswick is doubtless due to the mildness of the past winter. MONEY TO LEND. Money to lend on good real estate security. Peele & Maynard, myl6t8 Attorneys WOOLLCOTT & SON. The best cake of Toilet Soap in the country at 5c; Unlaundrled Shirts at 37 and 50c each; all shades iniCrochet Cotton 5c a ball; Newport Ties from G'ic pair; Laces and Embroideries in every style, width and price; 1,000 Handkerchiefs 21c each; Ladies' Lisle Thread Vests 37; the best pair of Hose in the city for 10c a pair; a lot of Sailor Hats from 10c each. Woollcott & Son. A $0 Hat for 3 50. That is about the average reduc tion in the price of Ladies' Hats that we bought of Mrs Weil and that we are selling at New York cost. We are also' selling her stock of ho siery, dress goods, ribbons and shoes and numerous other lines at New York cost. Woollcott & son, 13 Fayetteville street. MILLINERY. Madame Besson has received a lean tiful line of spring and summer milli nery for ladies, misses and children, and invites the ladies to call and ex amine her stock. mh28 3tw FLOWERS. Strong early cabbage and lettuce plants to set out now. Asparagus roots. Tomato plants, best known variety, ready April 1st. FLOWERS, ROSSS, AO. Cat flowers, roses, bouquets, bas kets and floral designs, palms, prim roses, rubber and other decorative plants for the house. Fresh flower seeds. Maguolias and evergreens, doable hyaciaths, etc. H Stkinmbtz, Florist, ' North Halifax st, Phone 113.- Near Peace Institute. FOB RENT. One 6 room bouse on Harrington street, next to Martin street corner grocery store, mil A W FRAPS. THIRSTY? We hv our foautatu lu PH T T full r.tu-iitig-rleraitouVrlU LU DRINKS, hiolt we 04iiu to serve Getter than you get meni generally. MILK BikAKES All flavors. COCA COLA-Just Right. PEA Oil CUEAM-Delicloas. OltAXUE PHOSPHATE Re freshing. FRUIT ICES -Cooling. UlXUElt ALK-Stimulating. GOOD SO OA -Something new.2 PERFECT VICHY. Remember oar drinks are not sweet slops. Snelling& Hicks. DRUGGISTS. SWINDELL'S BARGAINS. Decorate, Decorate. Let this be the battle cry. Decorate your tables and sideboards with beau tiful crockery and glassware, and if you use the good Judgment I think you have you will take a long and careful study of the china, crockery and glassware in Swindell's depart ment store. From this store you oan do lots of decorating with a very lim ited amount of money. There you have one among the largest and most varied stocks of crockery in this state to select from, not only of .crockery, but ot fancy and plain lamps and all kinds of glassware, jardinieres, &o. Tnis department store of Swindell's is a bummer. E vary thing in modern shape and each department separate. Wet a straw matting fro a Swindell's department store. lie lis Telling; You Something. Do you drink iced tea? You want the best if you use tea. Well, in the purchase of the Durham Supply Co we got 4 caddies of the very best Ooo long te-t, which retails at $1 a pound in Raleigh. Vve propose to sell the tea from now on as loDg as it lasts at 45c per pound. No less than one pound sold at a time, but as many pounds as one wants. Green or black tea at D T Swindell's department store. Try a straw matting from ns. The tea is 45 cents a pouud, remem ber. Oh, that Costume of tiers! Show me a lady who does not enjoy admiration, and I will see a hopeless freak. Hence ladies have excellent taste. They study the art ot dress, and they have it now to a scientific nicety. So the merchant who is a success has to get his selections down to a scientific nicety, or his selections will lie on his shelves till the moths walk off with them. Now, ladies, we want to state this: In Swindell's de partmnnt s1 ore the dress goods sales have not only doubled and tripled, bat tenfold is the rate of increase in two years. Where we used to sell one dress now we are selling ten dress es and trimmings all complete. Now let me ask who read this: If this statement 1b true, what does it mean? Get collars, cuffs, scarfs and ties from Swindell's department store. IDEAL LAUNDRY. Send your work to the Ideal steam laundry. We will please yon. Soiled suits made to look good as new at the I leal steam laundry. Try ttie Ideal steam laundry. Telephone 19 Ideal steam laundry. LYOV RICEET BARGAINS. Go to the Lyon Racket store for hammocks and fly fans. How does this hit you? Three fans for 5c at the Lyon Racket store. Ladies' vests, 3 for 25o. They have bargains in every department at the Lyon Racket store. FOB SALE. Sand, delivered, 50c sq yard; on the bar, 10c. Apply to WH Mangum. may 8 lw Potato slips, cabbage and tomato plants' for sale by R M Utzman, cor ner Dawson and Jones streets. m7 Also 100,000 collard plants. CIGARS AND TOBACCO. You can get no better 5c smoke than the Inter Ooean cigar. H P Smith & Oo. When you want a gool ehew drop in at H F Smith & Go's cigar and tobacco store. BOA It DC B4 WANTED. A few select boarders, wanted. De lightful location, convenient to busi ness, excellent fare, moderate rat-u. Apply at No 10 North street, corner North and Wilmington, apl 19 lm p (A Mothers Frieal Shirt Waists, WITH OUil COMPLIMENTS. ITNEVER RAINS BUT it POURS. In order to make this the banner TODAY (Monday) present a MOTHER'S FRIEND SHIRTWAIST to every one purchasing a Suit In cor CM1HNS CIQTM DOTEST. Buy a Suit at from S3 to 14 50. yon re the reciuleut ot a 50o tklit. hur a Suit at $5 to f 7 a75o waist goes with it. Buy a Suit at $7.60 to $10 you have a choice of oar Finest WaWts, ousting $1 and upwards. And nowhere will you Hod such a complete stock of Children's Clothes.or at inch Popular Low Prices as we sell them. There isn't a boy anywhere wbe wouldn't prefer a Mother's Friend Waist to any other on the uarket; no bat tons can be torn off either in washing or wearing and during this week von can get one .gratis and save some money inisouer is loruue week Unly anl ought to make things hum this week. JSTEiq-Lia-IEE sHIETS: If yoa are in our neighborhood anv time during this week we wanld ha glad to show you our line of N-gllgee rnere is no sucn assortment as ours. Some are fancy and others plain and neat. Some with Collars and Cuffs attachf d. othara with Collars aena.ra.ta. Also Link Guffs separate with inoat of race with our stock of 8'iirts and thy S. & D. BERWANGER. Gala Week WE DEVOTE OUR ATTENTION SHIRT WAISTS KNEE PANTS! BLOUSE SUITS! Childe.n s VjLiU 1 JjLIIN vt 1 DrD PFRTT nirr 1J i L,I U-Lili Ur " A"' PTTmTiD O rTTii'PO oiillAi J OXil IV J lV K-'-a-a.-a. J kj ) ROSfiNTH A J 4 CL0THI iG COMPANY 305 FAYErTEVJJLLE ST BEET, OPP. POST OFFICE IDEAL Steam : Laandrr. All kinds of laundry work done on short notice and in the best style, with the least possiblejwear and tear. igSpacial attention given to Ladies' Dresses, Laces, fec. Free Delivery. TELEPHONE NO 19 vf. H.HOLLOfAY&SOHS 114 E Davie Street, KA.LEIGH, N C. ml4 MISUELLAiEOU.9. The Fashionable Wanhable Dress Materials. The fashionable wasnable dress goods this season are the heavier cotton stuffs, piques, ducks, canvas cloths, galateas aud homespun effects. The prevailing style ,01 ladies gar ments makes gods of these textures a necessity. Our assortments are com plete. We begin them at 18 per yard. ' W H & R 8 Tucker St Co To uiato Plants Now Iteady. Extra strong, once transplanted, hardened off in cold fraues. Best va rleties: Beauty, Trophy, Ac ue, Pon derosa, Lorrillard, etc, 20c per dozen. Delivered to any part of the city on short notice. 'Phone 113. H Stelnmetz '.Tele-o ixoxLO 140 ml4 T L EBERHAiwDxv New Registration Notice is hereby given that there will be a new registration ot tue voters of the city of Raleigh, commencing June 27th, 18 A, tot the purpose of Having such new registration ior use in an election to be neid on the 1st Monday in August, 1894, to obtain the 00 1 sent of the quauaed votei s of the city to the issuance of jO.OCJ of bonds for .street and other public improvements. THOMAS BADGER, Mayor. C W LA.MBJKH, Clark, myl7tel week of the eon. mm win hinnin besides on your suit. Shirts. Every store has shirts but the dressier sort. We are right in the win win the race easily. top the il&oy s THIS Vv EEK TO THE BOYS. v, 17c, 17c, 17c, 17c, 17c. 17o, 17o. Sold everywhere at 25 cents. iSc, 18c, 18c. 18c. Just think of it-18c for a pair of Knee rttuts, 4 to IS years. Sold all over the city at 85c. These Blouse Suits are made of excellent material, long Sailor Collars; embroidered, wituasaior cord and whistle nitaeach Suit, 4 to 8 years, $1. We are the pioneers of low prices, and in augurated the first cut sale. Boys' aud Chil dren's Clothing in all fabrics, 4 to 30 years. Every Boys' Suit in the h-uae, without reservation, goes tiii9 week at L5 percent of Every Boys' Suit in the buae, without OMUWa fl rrt laAnn h!n m,inl. - Id A. Jim Men's Shirts, all linen bosom, reinforced fron.t an(t baclr' best qtuMy muslin, 38 ots, regular price at any otner stow, 75 cento. I JESSE 0 BALL. JOSEPH B BALL J.G.8ALL&CO., Wholesale & Retail Grocers No. 7 East Hargett St., RALEIGH, N. G. NEW STORE AND NEV STOCK The Best Goods from the Best Dealers. Three Floors filled with Entirely New Goods Heavy and Fancy Groceries, Candies, Cigars, The choicest Canned Goods, Goods in Glass, Crackers, &o. We keep everything to be found in the Best Grocery Stores and in prioes are with the lowest. We always give full values. Parson's Snuff a specialty, in the old fash ioned glasi bottles such as were used before the war. More Bargains ! about, masa. to be sold regardless of I OK - SUITS AT - .M-i tO Former price $1 25, il 50 and 11 75 L 62Former price2,A2 25. 82 5C1.50 and $3 00. Oft - SUITS AT I c AM Former price $2 50. $2 75 ani 83. ftQ - SUITS AT I Ut) Former prices $3 50, S 4 and $4 50.?lpt a m m m m CLOTHIERS SHATTERS "
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