SUPERIOR COURT.
Very of Little I r vst Wa Accom
"ilislnd Today.
Superior criminal court of Wake
county continued iu the court house
t"day, J iJ5-h Surbuek preaidiug. The
tnoruiag trsii 'U was almost eutirely
taken up by the ju Jge's charge to the
jury which w.is lather ing lut a
troug and creditable nut. Very lit
tle wax aiv t'iiL!i-d duriug the en
tire day. The docket to be disposed
of ia lib'ht aud unimportant. Here ia
a summary of vth.it was done :
State te Uolrt Jones, larceny, 4
months ou the public roads.
State va Kichard Lassiter, bastardy ,
guilty. Judgment reserved.
State va Henry Smith, assault with
a deadly weapon, cot guilty. The
wuuian who prosecuted him was taxed
with the costs.
The case of J. V. Allen, the coun
try mau, who, as reported iu the Visi
tor at the time, disposed of mortgaged
property ou account of a mistake in
accounts, came up. Allen pleaded
guilty but on umtiou of acting solici
tor James H. Pou., judgment was sus
pended on payment of costs.
O.NLVA KLLIDKD IIKIDK.
3lis GiaiiKT, of -New York, the
Wile of a iliiramift.
St. AcmsTi.xE, Fla., March 19 Miss
Maigaret (irainer, of New York, Tues
day night became, as she believed,
the Lride of Edward Fizer. She learn
d late yesterday afternoon that Fizer
had a wife, aud she is r'oing back to
her northern home. Fizer came here
from I'liutonville, lit., at the opening
of the tourist season, with a hand
some young woman of that place,
whom he had just married.
lie said nothiug of his wife, and de
velopments show that he took rooms
forheriuau out-of-the-way quarter
and never appeared with her in pub
lic. Mits Graiuer wis spending the win
ter here, and Fizer began to pay at
tentions to her. He urged her to
marry him, and last Tuesday night in
duced her to accompany him to the
resideuce of the Kev. Mr. MacGonigle,
where they were married. Mrs. Fizer
No. 1 had Ler suspicions aroused, and
yesterday went to Fizer's office. There
she found her husband and his latest
wife caressing oue another. As soon
as Fizer saw wife No. 1 he left the
oiilie.
Vife No. 1 aked wife No. 3 what she
meant by stealing her husband. Ex
planations followed. When Fizer
lied he secured a horse and came to
Jacksonville, where he was arrested
and brought back to St. Augustine,
and jailed on a charge of horse thief
and bigamy.
Mrs. Fizer No. 1 is determined to
return to her parents in Collinsville,
111. Both women refuse to prosecute
the man who wrecked their lives, but
the state will see that he is punished
An amusing incident occurred in
the court room this afternoon. A
jury was beiugcalled. "Rawls", called
clerk flfoye. A man answered and
vent into the box. Then it was discover
ed that he was not Rawles, but Ross
He was ousted from the box and when
the Visitor reporter left the court
room, .Mr. Kinion Jones was looking
anxiously uuder a bench for the miss
ing Rawles.
When the academy of music is
thrown open next Wednesday evening
for the production of the play, the
"Fast Mail," it will be brilliantly
lighted, not with gas, but with shin
ing, fincandecent electric lamps. The
connections and machinery were put
iu snape last Saturday.
BnckleiTg Arnica NaIva.
The beet salve in the world for cotf,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fe
ver sores, tetter, cnappea hands, chil
blains, corns and all skin eruptionp,
and positively cures piles, or no pat
required. It is guaranteed to give
peneci satifraction or money refund
ed Price 25 cents per pox. For sal
oy jonn x Maetfne
Seizure Sale.
Intbrsal Rkveni.b Service,
Fourth District of North Carolina,
Collector's Office,
Raleioh, N. C, March 25, 1895.
On Wednesday, April 3d, 1895, at
12 o'olock m., at the north door of the
government building in Raleigh, N.
C, I will offer for sale the following
described personal property seized at
various times and places for violations
of the revenue laws of the United
States:
Six barrels corn whiskey, aboot 240
gallons, one small package apple
brandy, 4 barrels only partly full corn
whiskey, about 85 gallons, one 400
gallon copper still, cap and worm to
be sold as old copper.
F. M. SIMMONS.
mh2510t (Jollector.
CAMPAIGN BY WOMEX.
CiseliHiTl, March 93. Norwood Is
a faahionabU suburb aad the omi
are running two of their Bamber for
members if the school board. ' It is
the first woman's ticket ever nomina
ted in Cincinnati.
Mrs. Helen H. Steoe and Mr.
Jessie A. Jewell, the candidates, open
ed their campaign last night. Every
voter was asked to come. There were
flowers and music sod a fine supper.
The ladies spoke and pleaded their
cause.
The women at the meeting applau
ded as vigorously as any men at a po
litical meeting. It was the moat unique
liti.-al alair in years
A World's fair in 1890 is projected
by Montreal citizens.
ACAFEMY OF K
MATIN KX AND NIGHT,
MARCH 29.
By special permission of the President
the Original
U. S. MARINE BAND
of Washington, under the leadership
of Prof. F. Fanciulli.
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PEOPLE.
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Choice Selections. Popular Program.
SOLOISTS:
Miss Carrib Roma, a Prima Donna.
Mr. Frank Thompson, Cornetist.
Mr. He.nrv Jaurr, Flutist.
A Rare Musical Treat.
Prices 50c, 75c and (1.
A. B. STRONACH.
ONLY A
FEW
of the many bargains in
our Dress Ooods department.
Chameleons, 27 in., 10c, worth 15c.
Worsted Plaids and Small Checks, 30
in. wide, J5c, worth 25c.
Fancy Weave Worsteds, solid colors,
32 in., 15c, worth 25c.
Changeable Fancy weave Worsteds, 32
in., 15c, worth 25c.
CASHMERE'S,
all new light effects, 34 in., 15c,
worth 25.-..
Islington Suitings, 15 pes, all nov.l
ties, 38 in., 25c, worth double the
money.
Fancy Worsteds, neat and modest
styles, 40 in., 25c, worth double.
All Wool Suitings, 40 in., 40c, worth
' ".
All Wool Changeables. 87 in., 85c,
worth 50c
SHIRT WAISTS.
-
In Silks, Cheviots, Percals and
Blacks and Colors cheaper than
you can bay the material and
make them.
SHOES.
In our north window we show a
few of the many styles we have in
stock. Prices marked in plain
figures.
A. B. STRONACH,
Dry Goods, Notions & Shoes.
Qffee I
Till BUST COKFKK on the market.
Fresh, Intigoratiag, Delightful. Sold
by all leading grocers. mhll
WEDNESDAY1, MARCH 27th.
UNCO IN J. CARTER
Grand Scenic Production.
;fs p mail
Ten sets of Special Scenery.
Hicrht of Fast Hail.
Niagara falls by Moonlight, with Boil
ing Mists.
Practical working Engine and 14
freight care with illuminated caboose,
The Dago Dik-e. Realistic River
Scene and Steamboat explosion, and
other Realisms.
Prices 35, 50, 75 and $1.00
This is What You Want.
FRESH OROCBRlgd, BKHT OCALITT, LOWEST
PRICES.
Tare Hog lard 10c per lb.
Oreole hams 12 per lb.
Breakfast strips 11c per lb.
English cured shoulders, 10c per lb.
Best cream cheese 15 c per pound.
Country dried apples 12 1-2 per lb
Dried California peaches 12 l-2o.
Prunes 8 l-3c per pound.
Granulated sugar, 5c
Genuine New Orleans Molasses, new
crop Golden drip syrup.
New York creamery and mountain
butter.
Acme flour $2 00 p-r sack.
Anything that is wanted in the
grocery line can be found at
Upchuch & Carter's,
Grocers and Oyster Dealers,
Phone 155. 120 Fayetteville St
Norfolk Oysters received daily
Sold by measure and served in evejy
style. Half shell a specialty.
Cut Flowers, Bouquets, &c.
Roses, carnations and other
Baskets and floral designs at short no
IMPORTED BtTLBH
for winter bloomintr. Jnnt a.rrivl
splendid collection of hyacinths,
tulips, narcissus, Bermuda and Chi
nese sacred lilies, dry calla bnlbs, best
for forcing.
PALMS. PKRITfl
and other pot plants for decorating
the room. Roses, evercreana 'nA
shade trees. Sagar and Norway
maples, horse chestnuts and Rn clink
walnuts, fancy and other flower pots
and farn dishes.
Phono 118. STBisatm,
tUJioilat.
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i. That this, new edition la now offered to
the public for the 6nt time.
. That It Is complete In is Royal Octavo
volumes.
. That the entire work Is revises tQ data.
4. That It has an enilre equipment of aee
taps, produced at a cost of I tp.ooo.
That It Is superior to the EJInburgs
edition, which cosrs IS.oo per volume.
6. That for a short time this (Treat library
will he offeree at a tnec ial tntrMnrtnrv raf
7. That those ordering from us now will ret
men luuk ( irem s cents IO ai.M less per
volume than If ordered from the publisher
direct.
8. That those ordering now can have half
the set delivered at once, with the privilege
of paying for them at the easy rate of Teh
Cents a dav.
o. That If you pay $;.oo a month the entire
set or so volumes win oe aeuvered at otKe.
... The Observer v
CHARLOTTE. KC
For Sale Cheap.
One $40 Wheelock Cabinet Grand
Piano, good as new. Two bed room
sets with springs and mattresses,
large mirror, marble top table, one
folding sofa, Wheeler and Wilson
sewing 'machine, vwo wood stoves, two
dining room tables, safe, lot of small
tables, chairs, rugs, pictures and
nearly inu yards of carpets, at No
904, Fayetteville street.
Come and see them.
Mar 22 tf. S. D. WAIT.
L. H. Adams has for Rent
1 four room house, corner Martin
ana uiooaworth streets.
6 nice well furnished rooms t. m
idence, corner Person and Edenton
streets.
And for sale 50,000 shingles and
eountry produce, the cheapest in the
city. L. H Adams.
mar 20 2w.
The Reason for this Sale of
Ladies' Oxfords at $1.50.
We have commenced our Spring Shoe
business in the regular shoe depart
mentwith new stock exclusively. To do
this, we took all the ladies Oxfords
that were carried from last season and
put them id another section, in a por
tion of the store, away from the new
hoe stock. The Oxfords in this spe
cial sale sold for 2.25 to $4.60 and
some as high as $5 00 bat now any
nalr in the lot for 11.50. j '
. W.B.4E.8. Toekar e Co.
ON HAND
m IUAL
CORD) WOOD
Gaytoo Red Ah, Semi-Anthracite
Coal (for stoves or grates.)
Pocahontas, Small Lamp,
Pocahontas, Late Lump,
bnsaell Creek, large Lump,
Semi-Bit uminoue,
for grates or stove.
Virginia Splint Coal, I Kitomlnoue,
Jellico Splint Coal, Blaiing 3 rate
Tennessee Splint Coal. J coal.
Pennsylvania Anthracite, Chestnut Site
" Stove "
" " Bgg
" Furnace
All Fresh From Bbst '
Misae in this eountry.
r BASON KD Pine and Oak Wood, cat
ij and split for stoves and fireplaces,
or in 8-foot lengths.
SHINGLES, Laths, Grain, Hay, Meal,
Bran, Ice, Ac, w holesale and retail,
at lowest prices by
JONES & POWELL
Ralbiqh. N. C.
1XCAU0NTAS steam still stands
above all others in quality and
price. Several cars always on track,
on each side of the city.
Washing Y onr
Clothes.
In days of old your good mother
did it and you had no fault to find
When it comes to laundering your soil
ed linen
We Will Be a Mother to
You,
and the perfect satisfaction we guar
antee will make you think of those
happy days of old.
Discard safety pins!
Away with batchelor buttons!
The Oak City steam laundry sews on
buttons and tape.
OAK CITY STEAM LAUNDRY,
L. K. WfATT,
Phone 87 Proprietor.
-FOR-
Cheap
Groceries
GO TO
W.N.SNELLING'S
309 South Wilmington St.
Yon can get Heavy and Fancy Gro
ceries and as new and good goods as
anywhere in the city.
MOT OHLY PRICE
BUT
Quality Guaranteed.
Consignments solic'ted and satisfac
tion assured.
Quick sales and small profits is my
motto.
Call' for what you want. V
W. N, SNELL1NG.
Choice Eggs for Setting.
Any one wishing fancy chickens for
raising can get eggs for setting by
calling on me. I have the full blood
ed Black Spanish. Also the White
Plymouth Rock.
tn4 tf. W. M. Brown, Jr,
We Stand hy
Qui nteputatioiie
The whole house, every department, has faced all wards. All eyes are
npoa o. Cariosity is "craning" Iu neek to eaten a glimpse of the new fash
ions. Oar predictions for the fature have blossomed Into realities of the
present.
m
We've done more better than we promised. We entered In eom peti
tion with oura-lves, and bats grown tooor gr-atneaa, steadily, perseveriDgly,
nntil ven the glorious record of the past is no m asoie for the Berwangara
of the present. Every stitch of the st k in the store is an arm of perfection
that holds as close to your confidence. On the people's tongues are flying
the emblems of oar enterprise. Best qualities, lowest prices.
Too Just ouKht to see our Spring Suits. You judge enoanh to sppreel
eiate th. perfection of fit, make and finish. Our own designs. When they
are all here there will be several hundred styles. Each fashionable. The
warmer change will soon eall them into service.
The Sprine- Derby's are all here all the shapes made
it. Neckwear, Gloves, Boys' and Children's Clothe, Ev
"is just swarming in from every eorner of the creative t
bet,
ish
and guaranteed
for as. Best with
erytbing "spring-
world. Exclusive
S. & D. BERWAWCER.
.NORTH
SIDE
STORE."
PRESCRIPTIONS
OUR
SPECIALTY.
Jrnist 1
ylCOULD J
HERWOOD'S
OLID
IERVICE
HOES.
For Gentlemen, Ladies, Misses and
Children
have no equal for style, comfort an
wear.
G. A. SHERWOOD & CO.
aoj FaysttsnrLUa ft Raleigh, N.C.
WOOLLCOTT & SON,
14 East Tel at tin Street.
MERCHANT TAILORS
Our First Grand Special Sale of the Season on
Tuesday, March IfMIi,
Spring l9i5.
We are well fixed for the Spring trade. Our stock is large, ne.v and well
selected.
Prices are low this season. Our Buyer has been North once this season
and has gv ne again to buy the Millinary. We will have that stock here by
Monday. '
Our Drees GoodsDepartment is complete with all the new things that are
out, especially onr wash goods
We have opened our new Oifords, Ties and Jaiters for Misses and ChiU
dren and have the prices low.
Do not forget that our Tailoring Department is in full blast, and we will
make you a suit from $13.00 to $30.00. Fit guaranteed. Work first class.
Pressing and repairing done in this Department. All goods sold for cash
and at one price.
Spring Goods for 1895.
The prices of new goods compared with prices of last year is about 25 per
cent less. r
We sell all colors of silk at 24 13 former nr!i. M l q in i
- t nuui oeiKoa tor
75u, last price 40 and 60 cents.
Moquet rings 18x37 for ?1 00, last year $1 50
" " 37 64 " 2 45, " 3 75
" 36x72 3 39, 6 00
Chemtile Table Covers are now 64c, 98o ana $1 48.
Dress Ginghama now 6o, were 7 l-2c
" " " 7 1-So, were 7 l-2o
" 'L 10c, were 12 and 15c
And other goods in proportion.
Our Merchant Tailoring Department has a&sady proved a success. If you
need a tailor-made suit, call and see us as soon as yoa can. All kinds of re
pairing and pressing done. .
WOOLLCOTT & SON.
WOW ; IS THE TIME !
Our's is the First of All, A-Get-Your Money's
Worth Store.
We sell everything men wear. We want to trade oar wares for yonr
money, and give you honeBt values. So let us tell yoa what we are doing.
We are offering every garment in our house without reservation at 33 1-3 per
cent off,
33 1-3
Per Cent Off.
Man or boj, yon need an Overcoat.
All right. Every Overcoat w- have is
warned down boys of 16 years to
uit'U of 48 inch obese. Take a look at
our superb stock of Clays, Black Eng
lish, Diagonal worsted Suits. The
most satisfactory wearing fabric in
the world. Sacks, single or double
breasted, Cutaway, Prince Albert or
Regent, that sold for $12.50, $15, $18.
$20 and $25, now go at one-third off.
Elegant garments the product of
the world's most famous manufactu
rers in Cassimeres, Cheviots, Tweeds.
Homespuns and Worsteds at 66 2-3
on the dollar.
These goods must go to make room
for oar spring took.
We have just received a lame in
voice of elegant
Neckwear,
made up in styles and of patterns to
please the most fastidious. Our price'
60c. Sold everywhere in the city for
76o. We bought them cheap and pro
pose to give you the benefit.
Socks. Socks.
Hermsdorf Sacks black cotton, 25
cents. Bought a lot at a time, else it
would be 85 cents.
r UNDERWEAR AshortworJ abjat
Underwear. Com j and get what
you want in winter Underwear jtfii
pay just half price for them. Marked
in plain figures. v
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ROSENTHAL CLOTHING QQ.,
105 IATXXXKTILLK 8T, OPPOiLTAl POiCOFi.
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