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RALEIGH, S. C, FRIDAY, JUNE 14, 1895
KO. 44
In the Market
Prices today are follow: Cher
ries 10c qusl, strabrrie (scarce
now) 10c, huckleberries 15c, raspber
ries and dewberries 30c; tomato 30
eeots dott-o, beets 5 cents baucb, un
ions 5c; cabbages S to 10 rents each;
egfts 13 , snap beans 10 cents qaart,
((ifD peas 25 centa peck; chickens 15
to 30 cants for spring, 25 cert for
grown.
When you get a 'Iriok at oar foun
tain you may be mire thai you h.tve
had tbe beat. .
North-Side Drug Store.
Our ne fountain is simply grand,
vre are diepeueing of all kinds of cool
drinks. North-Side Drug Store.
Complexions in Washington.
Nobody can tnatry in Washington
IIAXK THIEF HOLLAND
In (iiren a Seven Yean Sentence
to Albany.
At Charlotte yesterdsy in the IT. 8.
court Jamea R. Hollaud. ex-eaihier of
t!i- Merchants' and Farmers' national
bunk, was arraigned. He submitted
t iu indictment fur embezzlement. In
eii,'l t years pst be bad embezzled
St.i.OOO
Judge Di. k iu peeing sentence bf id
that the cte waa the most peculiar
tint had ever come under bis notice
and told of what provision the law
bad made for such crimes-ten years
to the fullest limit dad live the short
est, and mentioned the fact tbat tbs
prisoner was the victim of a disease
that would result in a physical break-
without first getting a marriage li-jdown, and to seutence him for ten
cime at the city hall. Neither tbs years would mean a death sentence,
man uit interested nor his New York
friend had ever been married in Wash
ington, and it was with some trepida
tion that they went after the license
together. It waa agreed that the New
aud he therefore proposed a period of
seven years, with not too bard labor,
with a fine of $10
Hollaud listened with downcast
eyes to judge Dick's words. At the
Yorker should do the talking. After , conclusion of the judge's remarks, he
several attempts to eitract a license
from the tat clerk, the mayor's pri
vate secretary and two stray deputy
sheriffs the pair got to the right desk
and applied for the license. The
clerk asked the names of the contract
ing parties, their places of residence
and other questious. Then he said
t the New Yorker: "Is the groom
light or dark?" "Light," returned
the young mau, wondering what com
plexion had to do with the matter.
'Lady light, also?" asked the clerk,
writing busily. "No; she's dark,"
was the reply. "Dark? ' said the
clerk inquiringly, "and the groom
light? Is that right?" . -'Certainly,"
replied the New Yorker, with dignity,
wondering still more. "Marriage be
tween So-and-So, white, and So-and-8o,
colored," read the clerk.
"What's that?" shouted the groom,
taking a band in the game. "What
th yon mean by calling her
colored?" "Why, this gentleman said
so," said the clerk. "I didn't." pro
tested the New Yorker, "1 said she
was dark. She's a brunette." "Oh,
brunette," observed the clerk. "I
eee. You're fro:u the north, sren't
you? Down here when we say light
we mean white, aud Jark means col
ored. Here's the licence. One dol
lar, 'please" "Ch.'up enough, too,
with the inform iti n thrown iu," said
the groom to the Nm.v York -r as they
t ok the licetise and went awy. "I
wonder if they'd call a mulatto
etriped? '
held a brief whispered conversation
with his lawyers.
Accompanied by marshal Alison and
his brother in-law, Mr. W. K. Shaw,
Holland left the court room.
Marshal Alison ssys he will leave
with HolUni for Albany, N. , about
ill" mi'idie of next week.
Not a single circumstance through
out the entire examination conducted
ny bank examiner Miller developed to
cause a suspicion that a single soul
knew of Holland's wrong doing. He
was doubly skillful in carrying on his
operations and covering thernfrom the
sight of his every associate, both in
and out of the bank.
A Balloon Ascension.
A telegram was received today from
the proprieior of the Occoneechee
farm that there would be a balloon
aseension next Tuesday at 4 o'clock at
Occoneechee. Those who are up with
the times will remember tbat this is
the day of the picnic which will be
run under the auspices of the Presby
terian Sunday-school. A large and
select crowd will uo on this excursion
hicb will be the most delightful
basket picnic of this season. Train
leaves here at 8 o'clock and returns at
8 o'clock iu the evening. Round trip
ticket tl; for children under 12 years
of age 50 oents; servants 50 cents.
ONE hundred bands wanted to make
panta.
North State Tronser Co.
jne 12 4t.
Lost.
Lost on Thursday night, a gold link
Chatelaine Pin, Reward at this of
fice for its return. - je8
If yoo want good, dry wood order
from C. 0. Ball. jul2 lw
Surprise
A surprise awaits you tomorrow
when yoii s.e those lovely J4 50 para
sols for $2 65 at Swindell's.
Another lot of mattin ; to be sold
at factory prices at
Thomas & Max e'ls'
Reliable Goods at "Off Prices" Saves
DOLTARS.
True Economists will Car. fully Consider O ur
Clearance SalesCurino this Week.
PROFITS SQUANDERED.
Oar entire stock af Imported ana American Woolen Dress Good sv with
out exception, to be sold at COS r prfc to oasb buyers We do this to faolll"
tfcte a swift clearing out of as much st-ok as possible before taking inventory
Hlack and Mourning Goods
Smooth surface, fancy weaves or rough effects, figured, striped or plain
woven All the standard grades and fashionable materials of the day,
good the year round. Boy now and save th rerwller's profit.
One and only one in a town WE-ARE-THAT-ONE who handle?
that justly celebrated Cincinnati line of ladles Bo footwear Known ns
) Elegant shspe, perfect fitting, highest in style, low-
HERWOOD'S' , ,
OLID est in price, t one better.
SRVICE .".'.'-. .'; . -:. '.,-.' '-:".
HOES. : BVEBY PA1K WAKUAMIJliU
I 1C U v J Bars uu racsaru i uue
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DOARD OF AGRICULTURE
TRANSACTS MUCH BUSINFSS
AND ELECTS A COM
MISSIONER. Important Action in Regard t t"e
A. & M. college and Atlanta
Ex position.
The state board of agriculture last
night decided to go into the election of
a commissioner of agriculture, aod
Samuel L. Patterson, of Caldwell
county, was elected by aeclamation. J
Tboa. K. Bruner was in the same man
ner re-elected secretary. Tbe board
established tbe chair of mechanical
engineering at the agricultural and
mechanical oollege with $1,500 salary.
It also decided to build a combined
dining hall, dormitory and armory
and also an auditorium.
The board received a letter from
James W. Tufts, of Boston, stating
that he had purchased five thousand
acres of land in Moore county on
which be will build cottages to be
rented to northern people.
The board makes a change in the
boarding Bystem at the agricultural
and mechanical college. The charge
has been $8 a month, but some of the
students have an idea tbey can board
themselves for less. So the experi
ment will be tried. The mess ball,
kitchen, &c, will be turned over to
them, aud will be managed by them
under direction of the matroa. They
can at any time return to the old
plan, upon notice to the faoulty.
There was doubt as to the real stttus
of the state's special appropriation to
the college. The act of the last legis
lature is ambiguous, to say the least.
it was construed by most persons, and
indeed by most of the members of the
board of agriculture, to mean tbat
the special appropriation for eaoh of
the years 1895 and 1806 is $15,000
Mr. Mewborne, a new member of the
board, holds that it is only $7,500 a
year. It is said that in reply to a
question asked during the session of
the legislature (in which he was a
senator) ht. stated that it was $15,060
a year and that this was ' what was
wanted.
The board today appointed a com
mittee of which Col. W. F. Green, its
chairman, is the head, to cooperate
with the Southern, S. A. L., and At
lantic Coast Line railways in getting
up the exhibits of this state's resources
at the Atlanta exposition The rail
ways will haul the exhibits there ard
bring them back. A fine display is
assured. Nearly all the great exhibit
in the museum will be taken.
This afternoon this matter was set
tled. The state treasurer construed
the intention of the act to bs a $7,500
annual appropriation. The attorney
of tbe board agreed with him.
TO HE KXI.ARCKI).
31 r. KIk-i hard' Ice Factory Will lie
Doubled iu Size.
Beyond douU one of the best equip
ped ice factories in the state is that of J
Mr. T L. Eberbard at the west end
of West liargett street. Its capacity
is twelve tuna daily. It uses bltered
and distilled water So great is tbe
demand for ice made there that Mr.
Eberbard has decided to pot up an
other building beside the present one
and thus double tbe capacity. He
says he cannot keep up with orders.
The cold storage rooms are now being
fitted np with cement floors and will
soon be ready for use. Mr. Kberbard i
DOTS AND DASHES.
PICKED UP IN RALEIGH
AND VICINITY.
The Happenings of a Duy Told in
Little Space.
Next Tursdiv evening a concert will
be given at I'ullen park.
Mr. R. E. Heide, a prominent resi
dent of Wilmington, died yesterday,
aged 63.
Dr L. II Young qualified as exec
utor of William Mitchell of Wake
Ifoi est.
tiov. C'arr will go to the battle
is shipping much ice out of tbe city
A Big Coutnit tor Coal.
j ground of "Uuilford Court House,"
I to attend the exercises there July 4.
' It is reported that minister Matt.
, W. Ransom, who is at Lenoir, is se
The Seaboard Air Line yesterday ruuB,y sjck an(j uot fQ
made a contract with the Egypt coal j .ekieu
company, of that nam county, ly
NO REASON
why any one should
use a
THERMOMETER
that is not accurate.
The only reason we can think of la
that a stock of
Teste! Thermometer;
HOW
shoes Prince Al
berts and Southern Ties combine, luxury with
. . . . . . i di . . I . . ... D.IA. fttt KA
Mvmfort an Ideal not Asaiusr urew onoe lur koui immu. u -
Keen snoopers aod judges of quality will recognize soma advantage In
this offering and will avail themselves of this opportunity for present and
futare wants.
C- A--' SHERWOO SD Sc CO
"Imported direct from the East." D
ecribes our stook to a "T."
WB OFFER THIS WBBK
the beginning of the tea season one
pound of " loicest
BLEND
PUKE
TEA.
and 8 lbs fJrauulated Sugar for 50o.
Weather for Tomorrow.
For North Carolina: Fair, warmer
to-uight in west portion.
Local foreoast for Raleigh and vi
cinity: Fair, weather.
Local data for 24 hours ending 8
m: Maximum temperature, 84;
minimum temperature, 68; rainfall
0 09.
The conditions, as expected, are
now favorable for fair, warm weather,
The storm yesterday over the east
lake region has disappeared over New
England, while another "low" has
appeared in the northwest with a
pressure of 20 70 inches at Bismarck.
If this storm takes the usual course
over the lakes, as seems probable, and
the pressure continu s hijh over the
gulf another warm wave may be ex
pected. The weather is generally
fair this morning in the south and
eaBt, but becoming cloudy and threat
ening west of the Mississippi. The
temperature is slightly higher in tbe
east.-: .
which the latter is to furnish it with
100 tons of coal daily. About a year
ago thii railroad began thorough
tests of 'he Egypt coal un its locomo
tiws These tests show conclusively
thst the statement that there was ton
much sulphur iu the coal is uu
fouuded. The auiouat of sulphur is
merely nominal. The coal Is good for
all purposes save for very fast ruu.
It ia extremely soft aud on fast ruus
the exhaust blows it out of the engine
too rapidly.
REMNANTS.
A 2-ton tly wheel has just been put
in at the electric railway power house.
Mrs. K. K. Williams left for Frank-
linton to-day. to remain during the
summer.
The switch at St. Mary's on tbe
street railway will be taken up. A
new one is nearly finished some dis
tance west of it, which will be more
convenient for schedules.
Manager MeareB has booked Modjeska
for next season; also "A Breezy Time,"
the opera "Princess Bonnie," Ac. He
will have many attractions at the
academy of masio. He goes to New
York in a few days to make bookings.
Raleigh and Hamlet will soon be
connected by telephone. Mr, Charles
E, Johu"on will build the line to con
nect his two cotton compresses. The
distance is 96 miles and the line will
be one of the longest private ones in
the south.
Mr Charles E. Johnson left for
Boston, Mass., today, and goes via the
merchants' and miners' line from
Norfolk, a delightful sea trip. He
will return next Thursday accompa
nied by his daughter Miss Mamie
Johnson, who has been at the Boston
conservatory of music.
The Hickory Press and Carolinian
says Key Jas. A. Weston has received a
call to go to Flat Rock, and was
offered $503 for four months ministe
rial service at that parish, and bishop
Cheshire telegraphed him to accept
the call and go at once. He has de
clined, saying he had made an agree
ment with tbe vestry of the parish,
and he never made it to accept another
call tbe next day.
Davidson college commencement was
held yesterday. The degree of D. D
was conferred upon Rev. J. E. Fogar
tie, of Greenwood, S. C ; Rev. C. W
Humphries, of Lancaster, S. C, and
Rev. J. M. Rose, of Morgantou. The
degree of L,L. D., was conferred upon
C. A. Graves, professor of law in
Washington and Lee university. Since
the last commencement this college
has received real estate in Minneapo
lis, Minn., estimated at $25,000, the
gift of Mr. J. A. Bradley, formerly, of
Wilmington, but late of Orkland, Cal.
Among the graduates with the degree
of A. B. is Albert Penick Baumann,
of Raleigh.
New Irish Potatoes.
Cheap by the barrel or measure at
D. T. Johnson's.
Finest Dairy Butter
25 cents per pound. Fresh eggs and
spring chickens at
D. T. Johnson's
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What is nicer a hot night than an
ice-cold drink? When out for a walk
after tea stop in and get sumeth'ng
eo'dinii.
iaU North-Side Drug Store.
Mr J"hu M Rose secretary of the
Cspe Kenr au.l ra 1km Valley railway,
diei yesterday at Fayetteulle, aged
82 fears.
This evriiyj ther- will be a german
at ileniWsiiu. Misses Jane Audrews
and L'zie Taylor left today to at
tend it.
The commencement exercises at Elon
college were held Veduedy. Rev.
Thomas Dixon, of New York preached
the baccalaureate sermon and Mr. J.
F. West delivered the annual address.
"Maj. Wilson and clerk Brown of the
railway commission have returned
from their trip of inspection over tbe
steamboat lines in the eastern part of
the state.
Mrs. Arrington has filed with chief
justice Campbell her charges against
certain lawyers, judgeM, Ac These
are general and not specific, the chief
justice says.
Ex-senator Jarvis and wife have
been in Kuunille, Tenn., attending
the commencement of the university
of Tennessee, where senator Jarvis
delivered n address and attended tbe
luinui diuuer.
Two real estate trausactious were
recorded in the register of deeds office
today as follows: J. J. Hall to Robert
L. Parhara lot 134 fe.et ju East Lane
street $625 ; W. A. Nixon to R L.
Horton, lot corner East Lane and
North Bloodworth streets, 105 feet
front, $350.
Engineer Jsm.es Pearce of Capt.
Harper's fine steamer, tbe Wilming
ton, fell dead Monday while the
steamer was on the way from. South
port to Wilmington up the Cape Fear
river. Heart disease was the cause.
The law requires that the acts of
the legislature shall be published by
the public ; printer and delivered to
the secretary of state within ninety
days after the legislature adjourns.
That period expired on the 11th in-,
stant, yet the new public printers
have not sent the laws. The penalty
is $50 for each day.
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During the year just ended there
were 246 cadets on the roll at the A.
and M. college The greatest number
ever actually present at one time was
206. During the year 87 were drop
ped, having failed to pass examina
tions or having to return home. The
next senior class will be a small one,
with only about 10 members, but the
junior class will be very large.
has never been kept in the city.
We hare bought a good stock of ac
curate ones and sell at reasonable
prices.
THOS. H.
BRICtGS & SONS)
RALEIGH, J
N. C.
Negligee
Popular
styles and
Prices.
and up
Come
befoe the
as'ortm'iits
are picked over.
W.H. & R.S.TUCKER & CO.
TO ALL A. WILLIAMS & CO'S FOR
MER SUBSCRIBERS TO MAGA
ZINES AND NEWSPAPERS.
We have purchased the entire peri
odical and newspaper business of the
old firm of Alfred Williams & Co., and
the subscription list is transferred to
us. All subscribers and regular par-
chasers of periodiials will obtain their
newspapers and magazines from ns aa
heretofore during the past twenty
years.
Everything new in fashion maga
zines and current literature reoeived
as soon as published, and we invite,
you to call and look over the new
things. Yours truly, ;
North Carolina Hook Co.,
E. G. Harrell, Man'gr,
june 11 4t.
Nice Rooms for Rent.
. WE have three nice living rooms for
rent over our store on Fayetteville)
street. Rent low and possession given
at once. Apply to the North Caro.
lina Book Co. june 11 4t.
." PA1A4MLS.' ; .
We are going to offer (you I am talk
ing to) paaasols tomorrow at prices
never dreamed of before. Dont be
lieve this ad but oume and see for
yourself. D. T, Swindell.
Summer complaint and bowel trou
bles quickly relieved by Hicks' As
tringent Blackberry Cordial, 25c a
bottle. Only at Hicks & Rogers' drug
store.
BBVBB AOAIS .'VV "'
Will vou have the opportunity to buy
a parasol as cheap as yon will to
morrow at Swindell's.
We guarantee the quality of every
thing we sell to be "equal to any
superior to a great in my, inferior to
none, North-Side Drug Store
Fancy Thin Skin Lemons.
By the box or dozen, at
D. T. Johnson's.
We have about 50 porch and lawn
"ettees which we will sell at tost for
the next 10 days.
Thomas & Maxwell's.
Linen ajod Duck Buits made to or
der. Fit guaranteed.
Woollcott & Son's.
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We have a nice line of Corsets.
Prices from 25c to $2.25. Hosiery of
all kinds Woollcott & Son.
Many kinds of summer dress goods
on hand. Pries ace right. Pretty
Lawns, Organdies, &c.
Woollcott & 80s.
$5 for $3.
$5.00 parasols for $3.00 Saturday
June 15 at D T. Swindell's.
Thomas & Maxwell bas just reoeived
1 large lot of pine fiber mattresses
for people suffering with bronohioal
lung troubles.
All Kinds of Plants for Sale
I have any quantity of all sorts of
plants and 8lso fresh vegetables for
.ale at my store, corner West Jonea
md North Dawson streets.
j-3 m R. M. ITtzman.
Porch aod lawu letteos at cost for
the next 10 days at
: Thomis & Maxwell's.
Beautiful.
Beautiful parasols for $1 tomorrow
at
D. T. Swindell's.
10 for 6.
$10 parasols for $6 tomorrow at
. Swindell's.
Oxford Ties of all kinds. Shoes at
all prioes. Woolloott & Son.
We Tell You Again
That this is the greatest parasol sale
ver held in Rileigh. Come tomorrow
end be convinced. D. T. Swindell.
This is for You.
Do you want to know where yon can
get pure ICE CREAM made from
pure cream and milk furnished by N.
C Experiment farm? Only $1.40 per
gallon, 75a per half gallon. Orders
filled promptly. Order Saturday for
Sunday. Also served at our ice oream
parlor. Any flavor
Upchdboh & Cabtbb.
120 Fayetteville 8t,
Telephone 155. Jul3 6
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