POLITICAL POINTS.
Tta? Views of Mr. Prltchard,
Who Will be One of the New
Senators-
Mr. Jeter C. Prit.bard, of Madison
county, who is here, says county gov
erntnent will be absolutely repealed
by the legislature. The pr-sent elec
tion law will be repealed aud a new
one enacted. He says he is sure the
republicans and populist will have
joint caucuses, on some question at
least. He does not eipect any jar or
discord aud declares the legislature
will be conservative, will only pass
such laws that are absolutely neces
sary and then "go home."
He was asked whether there would
be fusion in 1HJ aud said he thought
the republi -ans and popnlists would
again get together on some questions.
All agrer on thSilViand for free coin
age and this, he thicks will be the is
Hue iu 1890.
Mr. 1'ritchard says the republican
party is greatly indebted to state
chairman Holtou for his work during
the campaign, which contributed
largely to its sun-ess.
ijr. Pritchard's friends think he
will get a majority of the republican
caucus for the United State senate,
aud that he will get a majority of a
joint caucus of the fusionists. They
also say that it was well understood
from one end of the state to the other
that he was to be the republican sena
tor. Pritcbard himself says Marion
Butler will get the long terra senator
ship, and that he fully deserves it.
There are by his calculation twelve
more populists than republicans in the
legislature.
His friends say Pritcbard has not
committed himself to a joint iaucus or
separate caucuses on the senatorial
question.
They regard Oliver H. Doikery as
his most formidable opponent, Mott
Het-ouu. H. Gr. Kwart third; A. E. Hol
tou fourth. Under certain contin
gencies Holton is a htrong man.
SELF-CONFESSED INCENDIARIES-
Seven Georgia Negroes In Jail
for Applying the Torch.
Svlvania, (la., Nov. 30.--A whole
sale plot of incendiaries has been un
earthed in this county, and seven ne
groes self-confessed, are in the county
jail. Two weeks ago the house and
barns of state senator Wade, who was
absent in attendance upon the legis
lature in Atlanta, wereburned, entail
ing a loss of !7000. The men arres
ted todayj confessed the story. It
was that following the recent elections
they had 1 een advised by some
white men to organize and burnout
the people who deprived them of their
right to vote. They then formed
themselves into an oath-bound associ
tion for the purpose of incendiarism.
Their first work was on Wade's pro
perty, because he had no right to rep
resent them in the senate. They were
to have burned the homes of two other
well-known citizens if they had not
been arrested. The officers have not
yet disclosed the names of the white
men who thus urged on the incendia
ries to their work. The people are so
enraged over the disclosure that the
jail is strongly guarded tonight to
nave the seven men from vengeance.
Late tonight it was rumored that
1 ands of men were gathering near the
jail, and that they would probably at
tack it before morning.
MANAGER ST. JOHN.
Ruck Island Lets Him Go for His Attitude
in Debs' Strike.
Chicago, Nov. 30. General man
ager St. John, of the Rock Island rail
way, has resigned tinder pressure.
He was president of the general man
agers' assoi-istion during the recent
Pullman strike, and in consequence
the blows of Debs and his fellow-officers
of the American railway union
fell with greatest severity upon the
Hock Island. Its trains were molest
ed, while those of other roads were
permitted to run. The war began on
this road early, and the strikers at
tacked it to the last.
President Cable and the directors,
who felt that Mr. St. John had acted
unwisely in becoming president of the
managers' association, soon made that
gentleman uncomfortable.
By a recent circular the duties of
the general officers of the company
were so readjusted that Mr. St. John,
while retaining his position, had prao
tically nothing to do. Some time ago
Mr. St. John went east to look for an
other job. He succeeded, and has
tendered his resignation. He becomes
the vice president of the Seaboard Air
Line.. .. .
Deliberately Scalded a
Chl'd.
Little
Clinton, Io., Nov. SO. Two men
named Rubrigbt ane Clark, while op
erating a steam husker, caught the 9-year-old
son of Charles Planthaber,
and whileone of the men held him
the other turned the steam on the
child's legs until they were cooked in
a terrible manner. The two fiends
lave been arrested.
Secretary of war Lamont reoom
mends that the regular fore be in
creased by about 4,000 men for the
j nfantry arm of the service. The only
reason he gives for this inerease is the
desirability of establishing the bat
talias formation in the army. But
this tactical ohange can be made with
with 25,000 men as well as with 30,000.
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Dughi'a Special. "
art v many people fetling
wnk and run down at this
season of the year?
WHAT?
HOW?
is th cause of
itr
can they get
well?
THE ANSWER
is easily given. It is correct because
it is based on fact People always
feel weak when their blood is ont of
order; when it gets thin aad watery
or clogged with imparities. Diseased
kidneys make bad blood. The way to
get well is to put the kidneys in a
healthy lonJitiou and purify the
blood. There is only one reliable,
one certain cure for diseased kidney
and impure blood, and that is Warn
er's Safe Cure. This fact is acknowl
edged by the world's greatest physi
cians and by thousand whom it ha
made strong and well. Warner's Safe
Cure is popular because it ha stood
the test of year. There is nothing
like it for removing bad taste in the
month, irregularity of the bowels, dis
ordered stomach, heartburn, coated
tongue, pains in the head and body,
and many other distressing symptoms
which make life miserable. A a
strengtheuer and health-giver the
great Safe Cure is and always has
been unsurpassed.
A Coming Team.
Yesterday afternoon the A & M.
college football team returned from
Wilmington Hushed with their victory
over the athletic association of that
city on Thursday. Since the game has
been played scientifically at the col
lege, the work .of the team has steadily
improved. The team's record this
year has been exceptionably good and
next year it will undoubtedly rank
uext to the university team All the
team's players, except, two will return
to college, and, under the careful
charge of captain Whitaker, it may be
relied upon to keep up its good work
next season. The record of the col
lege boys is as follows: University of
N. C, lost 44 to.O; U. N. C, lost 16
to 0, Trinity, lost 6 to 0; Wilmington
atheletic association, Vwon 22 to 0.
This is an excellent showing as Trinity
and the University have both had
years more experience than the A. & M.
boys. Wait till next year, though.
FINE NORFOLK OYSTERS
this evening, at D. T. Johnson's.
.
Made a Fortune and Lost His
Wiff.
St, Joseph, Mo., November 30.
Three years ago Frank P. Smith went
to Helena, Mont., where he engaged
in mining and grew rich. For more
than a year he has searched for his
Aife and two children in many states.
I'onight detectives located them in
this city, where the wife was living
with J. N. Burns, whom she had mar
ried in Kansas City a year since.
Smith says his wife suddenly dis
appeared soon after be left and he
has- spent a small fortune searching
for her. The children are with her.
Blankets and Down Quilts.
Here we give some of the new prices
on Bed Blankets. These prices mean
better goods than we have ever known.
As low as 75 cents begin the White
Blankets, then at $1.00, 1 75, 2.25,
3.00, 3 50 and higher. Grey Blankets
alsoj begin at 75 cents, then $175,
2.50 2.75 and to 5.00. We show a
full sized Down quilt at $3.50, a heav
ier one at 450. You get better blankets
now at these prices than you have
been u9ed,to. Let us show yoa what i
good in this department.
W, H. & It. S. Tucker i Co.
LOST A gold Locket, with black
onyx on one side and a light brown
stone on the other, and with a defaced
ladies' photo in the inside. The finder
will be liberally rewarded by leaving
it at this office.
For Sate.
Parker warehouse, on South Blood
worth street for sale next Monday at
the court house door.
novSO 2t Pbblr & Mainabd.
4 trade sec f3l :
Helling a cigar made or (rood
Havana is a compliment to
every man who buys It Mmoke
Oar Specialty Cigar. Sold only
at Bobbitt'H.
EXTRAORDINARY OFFER I
On or about Xmas we will present T
a handsome Dress Pattern, valued
at $7. 50, to any cash customer who j
will buy from us $25.00 worth of ?
goods between now and that time.
we will not charge any extra
prices on that account tut will
offer all (roods as low as the lowest.
We make the above offer in order
to reduce our large stock.
Have received today a new line of
WHY?
Ladies' Capes and Jackets.
Our stock-of
MILLINERY.
Is of the lattest creation,
. and-our cut prices will
move It.
Closing out Zephyrs at Sc. an ounce.
I. ROSENTHAL,
u 2U FAYETTEWLLB STREET.
A SUMPTUOUS FEAST FOR
THANKSGIVING WEEK.
A. feast that will tempt tempt the appetite of the most economical buyer.
Not the following li-t of Seasonable, Fashionable and Serviceable Goods:
Men'a Suits and Overcoats. The sale of our $15 Suits and Overcoats has been
ao great that we are Enthusiastic over our leadership at that price. This
week you have choice at $15 over all Suits and Ovrcoats marked $16, $17
and $18.
Mackintoshes. We made a firm an offer for 200 of 'em and they accepted.
They are checks, plaids color. The prices originally were $7, $7.50, $8
and $8 50. Our Thanksgiving week price, $5.
Children's Suits and Overcoats. We never forget the boys no never. This
week you have the privileges to select any boys' bug or short pants suits
or any overcost in our eiteiisi .e iuveuile department at 15 per ceut less than'
the regular price. Mothers! This is ntir '1 hanksgiving week coiupliiueut
to your boys. A few more Reefer at $2 98; not half w hit tli. y are worth.
Single Vests. We found about 21X) in our stock. Tlieir values are $1.25,
$1.50, &1.75, $2 to $2 50. Our Thanksgiving week price !S cents. He
qui.k and early to catch one of them. The fall weight Overcoats, what
is here you have choi. e of at half price.
Underwear. Twenty dozen natural wool I'bd-rshirts and Prawers to match;
the regular price is $1.50. our Thanksgiving week pi-i e $1 Ail sizes in
cluded. British Hose. About ten dozen a all; sold at 25c; Thanksgiving week price,
2 pairs for 25c.
Neckwear. We had not the time to make a vvido v display, yet, we give you
choice of all our 25 -. Neckwear. Come and sele. t what you like for 19c.
this week only.
We have many more attractive prices all through our stock and expect to
do double the usual business this week. Trices are made accordingly.
S. & D. BERWAWGER,
LEADERS OF FASHION AND LOW PRICKS.
BE WARM AND COMFORTABLE.
The cold weather has fairly set iu and with it cones the desire to be
warm and comfortable. What so insures warmth and comfort as a good
Overcoat? We have on our overburdened counters the largest and finest
display of Overcoats ever offered, in all fabrics, Melton, Chinchilla, Beaver,
Cheviot, Tweed, Homespun, in all colors aud weights, aud at prices ranging
from $3 to $30, the product of the finest manufacturers in the country, and
made especially for us, after our designs.
nycEiT'S cLOTHiJsra-.
Every gentleman desires to bo .veil dressed. An inspection of our stock
will convince you that we have clothing which for perfection of workmanship
and fit will please the most fastidious. To brf faultlessly attired you should
wear one of the celebrated F. B. O,. garments. None surpass; few equal
them. We have reduced them in price.
SUITS THAT WERE
$30 00
25 00
20 00
18 00
15 00
12 00
10 00
8 00
lIMnF PWP A h? We offer the celebrated Tuxedo Underwear, sold
UiMlClv W -LA. IV. everywhere at $1 per garment; our price 50 cents
pergtrment. Wright's renowned all wool sanitary underwear.
All grades of underwear sold by us are gjaranteed, and at prices 40 per
cent lower than they can be purchased elsewhere.
ROSENTHAL CLOTHLNGr CO.,
30ft FAYKTTKV1LLE ST.. OPPOSITE POSTOKFICE.
RALEIGH STATIONERY CO.,
Manufacturing Stationers.
NOVELTIES IN FANCY GOODS.
Manufacturers and importers.
Wholesale and Retail Dealers. : ,
Mceg School Su'plie s
A SPECIALTY.
We can Furnish You Anything
Ynu May Desire.
3D8 layette ville St.,
Opposite Post Of f io8:
W. G. SEPARK i MANAGER.
GO THIS WEEK FOR
$22 50
18 75
15 00
13 00
11 25
9 50
7 50
6 00
W00LLC0TT & SOW,
Our Closing Out Sale will only last four weeks longer.
It has been a great success. We are now offering
one of the best stocks we have ever had for our
Christmas trade. Santa Claus has his headquarters
at our store.
BOOKS.
Cloth bound books by the most popu
lar authors, 19c. a volume; would be
cheap at 25c.
Linen books for the babies. All
kinds of story books for the little ones
from 5c. to 45c.
PICTURES AND
PICTURE FRAMES.
$2.50 Reduced to $1.75
2.00 " " 1 50
175 " " 1.25
1 OO ' - " . .85
.75 " " .50
.50 ' ' .40
.25 " ' .20
.15 " .10
Indestructible Iron Toys and
Tin Toys.
WAGONS.
$4.50 Wagons Reduced to. $3 50
3 50 " " 2.75
2.50 " " 1.75-1.85
1.38 " " .95
100 " " .85
.75 " " .48
.50 " " .30
Velocipedes and Tricycles.
CROCKERY.
$ 8 50 Tea Sets Reduced to $ 4.75
7 50 " 0.00
20.00 Dinner sets reduced to$16 00
15 00 ' " 10.00
Chamber sets $2.50. $3 00, $4 00 and
$5.00. A great- bargain.
We want to make you a Pair Pants. We guarantee a fit.
For the convenience of our customers we will keep open
from now until Christmas until 9 p. m.
Why are we selling out our
Wm. Woollcott retires from active business on De
cember 31st and we desire to have the stock a low
as possible- by then. Our Mr. Walter Woollcott will
continue the business after January 1st, and will go
to New York about January 5th to lay in a New
Stock of Goods' which will be the lowest priced stock
ever brought to the city.
WOOLLCOTT & SOW,
DOLLS.
$2.50 Dolls Reduced to $2 00
2.00
1.69
1.25
.96
.90
.40
.25
.20
1.60 "
1.25
1.00
.50
.35
.25 "
Tool Chests for the small boy.
Foot-Balls from 25c each.
Rubber Balls, Games,
Blocks, Climbing Moneys,
Writing Desks, Work Boxes.
Toilet Sets, Ink Stands,
Whips and Guns.
Vases, Fancy Ornaments,
Fancy Cups, Saucers
and Mugs.
After Dinner Coffee Cups
15 cents each.
A large lot of Yacht Caps 25 cena.
All Clothing at New York cost.
Grey Blankets reduced to 80c.;pair.
OUR STOCK OF SHOES
Is still good and we can save
yoa from 25o. to $1.00 on
pair.
7 l-2c Calicos for 6c. '
Standard Indigo Bln.s, 5c.
Good Dress Prints, 4 l-2.
Outings at 6 1 4 and 8 1 2o.
new stock at cost ? Our Mr.
. - - trwlnv far ice cream
. U "S.- TlT,hone 123. All
i fy an I all flavors of cream.