THE LEGISLATURE
TODAY'S PROCEEDINGS IN
BOTH BRANCHES.
Toe Vote for State Treasurer la
Canvassed and Declared.
SENATE.
In the senate today principal the new
billi were to reduce expenses of State
Guard; to repeal tai or license of
piano and organ dealer; to reduce
salaries of atate and county officer; to
reduce official bond of county officer!
of 1'itt; to inquire into the case of
Mrs. Pattie D. B. Arrington; to change
the date of Thanksgiving day to one
earlier; to abolish county boards of
education; to regulate the business of
life insurauve; to authorize Alleghany
Ahe and Watauga to attaint in build
ing a railway. Effort was made to
adopt a resolution instructing sena
tors and representatives to vote
against all bill which did not advo
cate free coinage of silver and aboli
tion of all banks of issue. It was re
ferred. HOUSE.
In the house speaker Walser pre
sided. Petitions were sent in concern
ing seven election contests. The con
testant in one of these is J. E. Person,
of Wayne. A resolution was intro
duced nrging senators and represen
tatives to secure the election of sena
tors by the people. The principal
lulls introduced were to amend the
charter of Winston; to repeal the pro
vision of the code regarding public
printing; to repeal the railway com
mission act; to abolish the death
penalty; to strike out the provision
limiting auctioneers fees to 2 1-2 per
cent. At noon the senate and the
house went in joint session to canvass
and declare the vote for state treas
urer. Forty-seven senators and 114
representatives were present and pres
ident Doughton of the senate presided.
BEAT HIS WIFE'S LOVER.
Traveled 2200 Miles to Give a man a,
Thrashing.
Norrittows, Pa., Jan. 14. Ei-sen-ator
Samuel B. Newell, made an as
sault with brass knuckles today upon
E. S. McPherson, agent in this city
for the Northwestern life insurance
company. Newell claims McPherson
has been criminally intimate with his
wife, McPherson formerly resided at
Central City, and was befriended by
Newell, who a well known politician.
Two years ago McPherson left Color
ado, and since then has been corres
ponding with the sonator's wife.
Newell,got hold of some of the letters,
and learned that McPherson was in
Norristown, so he left Denver on Sat
urday night with the intention of com
ing 2200 miles to give McPherson a
severe beating.
On reaching Philadelphia Newell
registered under an assumed name,
and disguised himself by having his
mustache dyed black and donning a
wig. Thus prepared to surprise his
foe, he knocked at the door of Mc
Pherson' 8 office.
When McPherson responded the
senator landed his right on the insur
ance agent s head, following with a
left-hander on his face. As Newell
wore steel knuckles McPherson was
severed punished in the short time
the twot men were together. They
are both ahout 40 years of age. Law
yer Jerry B. Larzelere rushed in from
an adjoining room to assist McPherson
but the senator was too active and too
powerful to be subdued by Lagzelere
and McPherson. Two other men, who
heard the cries for help, rushed in
and separated the men, and McPher
son disappeared, probably to hunt a
surgeon.
Some minntes later a policeman took
Newell into custody and escorted him
to the police station. As no one ap
peared against him he was discharged
from custody. Before leaving he nar
rated the story of the entrangment, in
support of which he exhibited several
of McPherson's letters to Mrs. Newell.
He left for Philadelphia and Pitts
burg, where his wife is visiting rela
tives. She was unaware of his visit
here. : -
Dughi has fresh cocoanuts.
I know you like fresh oysters.
Dughi is the man to get them front.
If yon want good California pears
go to Dughi's. i
All kinds of curtain proles at Thomas
A Max wall's at 20 cents each.
' Nagles' Certain Congh Cure, and
HiokV Fragrant Almonds guaranteed
to sure or money returned 25o.
. ' SHKUOHa & Hicks,1 Druggists.
PLANINGJIILLS.
The Mills Manufacturing Com
pany's New Departure.
There it to be still another large
Raleigh industry. It ia good to see
them start and the Visitor delights to
to publish them. This latest move
ment towards Raleigh's industrial ad
vancement is the Mills manufacturing
company's planing mills.
The company has lately increased
its eapital stock for this purpose and
has contracted with another flim for
one fifty horse-power engine, twosixty
horae-power boilers, dry kiln, etc, ma
chinery for the plant. The machinery
is eipected to arrive daily and large
sheds for saw mills purposes are now
being built. The company will do a
large business, sawing, drying and
drawing lumber for the northern mar
kets. The capacity of the mill will be from
10,000 to 15,000 feet of prepared lum
ber per day and will furnish employ
ment to a number of hands. It is ex
pected that work will commence with
in sixty days, at least.
REPUTATION,
MERIT,
HONESTY.
When an article is found in use in
all parts of the civilized world, it is
proof positive that such an article is
neecssary and does its work well and
effectively.
Especially is this true when the ar
ticle is only purchased because the
buyer believes it is not wise to
longer do without it. Such an article
is
WARNER'S SAFE CURE.
A remedy that can be found in the
bazaars of India, at the fairs of Rus.
sia, on the equator at Singapore, in
the far north at Stockholm, nnder the
Southern Cross of Australia, and in
every city and hamlet in Europe, Can
ada and the United States, must pos
sess remarble power for the healing of
the nations.
WARNER'S SAFE CURE
is a medicine with a history. It has
revoluntionized the treatment of
Brlght's disease, and today stands
without equal for the cure of all kid
ney, liver, urniary and female dis
eases. The inhabitants of the civil
zed world say so. .
Offices and laboratories are estab
lished at London, Rochester, N. Y
Melborne, Aus., Toronto, Ont., Taris,
France,, Frankfort, Germany, Dune
din, N. Z., Kreuslingen, Switzerland,
Bombay, India.
You make no mistake in buying
and using a medicine which beas the
stamp of the world's approval.
Hand polished curtain poles 20 ots
-ach at Thomas & Maxwell's.
TODAY'S MARKETS.
BY PE1VATB WIRB TO MESSRS. E. B. CUTH
BERT & CO.
Liverpool, Jan. 14. 4 p.m. Cotton
Market closed quiet; sales lOjOOO
bales;January-February 2.63 1-2; February-March
3.00s; March-April ;
3.01s April-May 3.03s; May-June
3.04s; June-July 30.6a3.06; July-Ang.
3.07s; August-September 3.08s; September-October
3.09 1-2; October-November
3.10 1-2.
CHicAoo.Jan. 15. The following are
the leading futures:
Month. High. Low.
Wheat May 583-8 581-8
JulyP9 1-4 581-4
Corn May 483-8 477-8
July 48 1-2 47.3-8
Pork May 11 80 11 75
Lard May 7.00 6.97
Ribs May 6 00 5.97
Closing.
5818
583-4
477-8
473-8
11.75
6.97
5.97
MBW YORK CSTTON.
New York, Jan. 15. 3 p. u. The
market closed dull with sales of 55,
600 bales.
Month. High. Low. Closing.
Jan. 5 58 5 54 5 55
Feb. 5 60 5 52 5 55a 56
March, 5 61 5 58 5 59a60
April, 5 67 5 62 5 63a 64
May, 5 71 5 66 6 68a69
June, 5 74 5 69 5 72a73
July, 5 79 5 74 5 76a 77
August, 5 83 5 79 5 81a82
Sept. 5 88 ' 6 82 6 84a86
Oct. 6 94 5 90 5 90a92
MORTGAGE SALE.
By virtue of authority conferred
upon me in two certain mortgages ex
ecuted by C. B. Jonican and wife, 8.
B. Jonican, duly rendered in book 78
at page 452 and book 89 at page 695
respectively in register of deeds office
of Wake county, N. C, I will on Mon
day, the 26th day of February, A. D
1895, at the conrt house door in the
city of Raleigh, at 12 o'clock m sell
to the highest bidder for cash, that
valuable house and lot lying and sit
uated in the village of Morrisville in
Wake county. North Carolina, in Ce
dar Fork township, adjoining the lands
of the late J. M. Pugh. .
S. R. Horfk, Mortgagee.
Peelb & Hatbard, Attys.
This 14th day of January, 1805. ;"
Timet is Flying!
Have yod Tet Taken Advantage of
OUR GREAT DISSOLUTION iSALE?
February 1st, 1895, we Close theUooks.
W. C. & A. B. STRONACH.
WHOLESALE A NO. RETAIL GROCERS.
Besides the No-Tariff Priees we have made you on Canoed Vegetables,
Fruits, Jellies. Preserves, Pinkies, Ac, we effer this week Special Bargains in
Toilet and Laundry Soaps, Brooms, Buckets, Blatking and Stove Polish.
Cigars and Cheroots, Cigarettes at and below manufacturer's prices.
Call early and Amid the Rash at the Last.
tAODLLCOTT & SOU,
1 1 4 East Maitin Street.
BARGAINS FOR THIS WEEK ONLY.
1,000 yards 9-4 unbleached sheeting, 13 1-4 cents a
yard; worth 18 cents a yard. 2,000 yards Sea
Island Domestic, 1 yard wide, 3 7-8 cents a
yard. 500 yards Crash for Towels at
4 3-4 a yard; cheap at 7 1-2.
Dress Goods.
All wool suiting, 30 and 33c. a yd.,
worth 50c.
All wool Serge i, 48 inches wide, 60c,
worth $1.
Fancy Suitings, 20-worth, 40c.
All wool fan y Suiting, 28 inches wide,
worth 50c.
Henriettas, $1 a yd. worth $1 50.
Hosiery.
Regular made Mack hose, 25c a pair,
worth 35c.
1,000 pairs Misses seamless hose, 15o
a pair, worth 25c.
1,000 pairs ribbed hose, 10c; a great
bargain.
A lot of ladies hose, 5c a pair.
Stationery Department.
Writing Paper, Pads, Pens, Pencils,
Envelopes, Blank-books, etc.
Corsets.
A fine one for
A good one for
A better one for
An excellent one for
25c
48c
73c
$1.00
Crockery and Glass
Ware Department.
Since the 1st of the year we have
made a large addition to this depart
ment You can find what you want at
a very low price and all first class
goods.
"WOOLLCOTT & SOJST,
14'East OVCax'-blia. St.
Holiday Goods !
' If you wish to purchase a
: nice suit of
FUKMTURE
OR A
FOLDING BED
For your daugher,
A fine OAK, ROLLER TOP DESK for
your son's office,
AN EASY CHIAR for "grandma"
. or anything in the Furni
ture line, we will be pleased
to have you call.
Our Goods' are First-Class.
If you contemplate buying a
BUGGY OR WAGON
CALL ON
J. W. BARBER & SON,
Martin Stbbbt,
It VLKlUlt, K, V
IRON EXPRESS WAGONS for the
boys.
Just a Few Words.
Christmas is over. The repairing
and overhauling of our machinery is
completed. Our employes have had
their holidays and return to work with
renewed energy and happier faees
because of the merry Christmas they
have spent. We will be at the same
old stand in '95, and eitend to all
a cordial invitation to send ns any
thinir they have that needs laundering.
This is not a meaningless invitation.
We extend it in all earnestness. The
work done by us for the nasi two
mont as cannot be excelled by $xff
launary, nortn or soutn, ana we are
determined to keep it to U is stand
ard. Try ns once and see.
'Respectfully,
OAK CITY SIKAJ. LAUNDRl,
. '. '. - L. R. Wixr,
Phon87 ; Propriatoi
Shoes.
Ladies' Srroes, solid wear, f 2.25, worth
$1.50.
Ladies' shoes, stylish, $1.50, worth
$2 00.
LadieM' shoes, first-class, $2.00, worth
$2.50.
Childrens' School Shoes for 60c a pair.
Our Men's Shoe at $3.00 a pr. is as
good a shoe as you want to wear.
Tailoring Department.
Trousers made to measure $3 and $4 a
pair. A fit guaranteed. Send for
samples. -
All wool suits to measure $8.00, $10.00
and $15.00 a suit.
Calicoes.
1,000 yds. good dark calicoeB, 4 1-1 a
yard.
3,000 yds. Indigo blue calicoes, 5j a
yard.
2,000 Silver Greys, 5c. a yard.
2,000 yds. Simpson's Silver Greys. 6c
a yard.
200 Patterns, 10 a yard in a piece, 60c
a pattern.
3,000 yds. solid colors at 5o a yd.
White Goods
and Embroidery Departments are full
of everything desirable in those lines.
Rubbers
To fit your baby.
To fit your son.
To fit your daughter.
To fit your mother, father, uncle and
aunt and yourself.
All styles and prices.
I Andbiw J. Johib, ' Lib. H. Roybtib
Business Manager. Aren't & 8upt. B'ld's
I B. F. Pabk, in charge yards and shops.
ROYSTER, PARK & CO.
(Successors to Ellington, Royaler Co.)
HAJTOTAOTUBIBS OF
Doors, Sash, Blinds, Scroll Wort
STAIR HAILS
And all Other Kinds of Bnild'ng
Material.
Will contract to irai'd anywhere in tnt
State, or furnish any kind of material de
sired. Our shop is equipped with the latest anc
best wooa working machinery. We are lo
cate.! on the 8. K. L. Railroad, which rune
through the best timbered lands in North
Carikoa, from which we get our logs snU
out our own lumber. This enables ns to nil
orders of any S'ze or dimension on short
notice. ' We can cut 18,000 feet a day. Our
Dry Kiln has a capacity ol 60,000 feet, at d
we cut, dry and drees lumber for the public
at reasonable rates. ,
Telephone No. 135.
Our yard and shops are on West street, at
vast termiiins of Kdenton street. febSl
From this Date
nntil Jan 12 I will make 1 large photo,
3-4 life size, and 1 doz. best cabinet
photos for $3. I have arranged to re
move to : New York on, Feb. 1st and
after my removal photos of this kind
cannot be produced in Raleigh at-any
price. Do not fail to avail yourself
of this offer. W. L. JKoobb, j
ja4 6t Photographer.
Making Ready for 1895.
Satisfied with the business of 1894,
wears hvving a Christmas "cleaning
ap" of stock. We offer irresistible
inducements.
v C. A. SuuwooD & Co.
' Bead our "ad."
Cutting A
Stand ready, everybody, to catch the qualities as they fly. We've gri.p.d
the knife this time with the grip of determination. Nothing shall stay oar
band. We'll turn our lck on the loss of profit, and soap oar fingers at the
aerifies of eoat. The truth of it is just this, while the tables hold so many
Winter Weight Boys' and Childrens' Suit and Overcoats, our hands are tied,
for you know we won't dabble in the future ootil the present is settled, so we
sre going to settle it NO W. At this " stage of the game" a mite of money
is worth a mountain of stork, to L'sl. While there yet Mm in weeks of ser
vice, for yon, in these gariu -uts. Deif will be the ear that d ies not hear the
breaking of these prices. H!ml the eyes that canuot see the beneHt nf th.s
opportunity. Poor, in. lee I, the pure thit cannot claim a share of the m n
ster sa.ritloe ; it's wilful wit, but at whit a fort a late time, for yu, it comes
in the lot for youl to .hoo. from. Th-re are bun Ire Is of B 'ys' and children's
SUITS and OVERCOATS that will be offered to you, begiuniug today at
ONE FOURTH 0V TUB ORIGINAL PRICli
Until Every Garm3nt in tha Lot i3 sold. Think of it I
25 per cent. Discount.
Givethissale your prompt and nndi.lded attention,. We have liberated
qualities that, have uo equals in any store in this city. Even at the original
prices, they are worth more than they are marked, rather than less, but
quantity makes quality a prey to policy. They were bought by us, paid for
long ago, and we 1.1 do with our own as we will. Let competition gape and
wonder. Let them put their heads together and trump np whatever scheme
they will to meet this price ) a flooring blow we have dealt these errand, good
qualities. It will be a tempest iu a teapot.. They can't fool you. Genuineness worth
is stamped on every one of OUR garments. When Herwangers put their
name the faintest courage can heboid. Your boys will be delighted with such
fitting Suits and Overcoats, such stylish patterns, and you will be the gainer
of a saving of 35 per cent.
On sccount of the extreme Low Priees made in Boy's Suits and Overcoats
now we will sell every one for spot cash only. None will be sent out on ap
proval and positively none charged.
Mail orders will have prompt attention when accompanied with money.
If you are dissatisfied with your purchase bring the goods back and we will
refund the money.
S. & D. BERWANCER,
High Art Clothiers.
GREAT HOLIDAY ATTli ACTIONS.
In all our experience we have never devoted so much atteution to the
selection of our stock, as we have this yea Hon. Everything is perfect fit,
material, workmanship and styles, superb in every detail. We especially ap
plied ourselves to selecting great attractions for the holidays.
MEN'S, YOUTHS' AND BOYS' CLOTHING.
In all styles, single and double-breasted, in Cheviots, Homespuns, Serges,
Casaiuieres, Tweeds, etc. We would call attention to our novelties for the
boys and children.
One of our beautiful Kilt Suits, 2 1-2 to 5 years, is just the thing to sur
prise the boys with; they are perfect gems; uothiug ever ottered like them in
the city. Price 14.00.
All-wool Cheviots and Serge Suits, 3 to 8 years, long flaring collars, em
broidered and trimmed in most suuperb fas'iion. They , are manufactured
after our special design, and are exclusively for enleby us. Price $5.00. All
wool Suits 4 to 16 years (in two pieces) $1.00 to $10.00.
oVercoats, overcoats.
Never has such a display of Overcoats been offered to .the public ait now
fill our counters; We have sold so many
at prices tower burnt me lowest, sveruoata 94. uu to ou.uu.
When you call on ns for anything we have it, aud we do not have to wait
for it to arrive. We are constantly receiving new goods and our prices are in
keeping with the times. Our tnotio is, "prices lower than the lowest, and
satisfaction guaranteed."
ROSENTHAL CLOTHING CO., ,
805 FAYETTEVILLE ST.. OPPOSITE POSTOFFICE.
RALEISH STATIONERY CGHP'Y,
3s?I Fajet4eville St.,
RALEIGH, IT- C.
Mammoth Display of Fancy Goods
We are now ready to receive our friends and the public generality, and
offer for their inspection a Beautiful Assortment of Holiday Goods.
Oai success in the past strengthens our determination to keep in the
lead, and conduct a thoroughly live Stationery and Fancy Goods Store, to the
mutual benefit of ourselves and the citizens of Raleigh.
We have increased our stock and facilities and conrt the patronage of all
M (tioods
Glass and Porcelain Novelties, Frames, Plaoques, &o.f Toilet Cases, Work
'Boxes, Manicure and Shaving Cases, Writing-Decks, Smoker Sets,
Jewel Boxes, &c, Photograph, Autograph and Scrap Albums,
Brass and Cellaloid Novelties, Fine Leather Goods,
Traveling Cases, &c Banquet Lamps, &o.
Books and Booklets.
We are showing the handsomest line ever opened in the city. In order
to increase interest in our stock and to induce customers to buy largely we
will give a ticket with every cash purchase of $1. This ticket will be num
bered. On the night of December 24th, numbers will be fonnd in the follow
ing articles: First, one large Writing Desk, value $5; second, one Gent's
Dressing Case, value $5; third, one Ladies' Gold Pen, value $3; fourth, one
Gent's Gold Pen, value $3; fifth, one card case, valne $2.50; sixth, one Foun
tain Pen, value $1.50. '
Numbers calling for the above articles will be published in the News
and Observer Christmas day, nd the" articles will be given to the lacky holders.
Numbers will be placed in the envelopes, and one each placed in the article
to be given away. Articles on exhibition now.
With large and beautiful stock, Low Prices, Polite and
Efficient Salesmen, we hopa to merit the
PATAOMAflR OP Tffri PfTRT.Tf!
The Raleigh Stationery Compiiiy
1309 FAYETTEVILLE CTREET, .
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Clearing'
and have -itill may styles ioow
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