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ISASKHALIi NEWS.
The Record of (Janip IMnyed
Yesterday.
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HOW THEY STAND.
Won. Lost Per. Ct.
Boston, 28 15 6l
Pittsburg, 20 19 004
Cleveland. 27 20 574
Baltimore, 24 17 585
Chicago,' 28 21 571
New York, 24 22 522
Cincinnati, 23 23 511
Phila. 24 21 . 571
Brooklyn, 23 23 511
Washington, 20 24 455
St. Luaia, 10 32 333
Louisville. 7 38 156
NEWS.
OVER THE STATE.
Item of 31 u h Interest Briefly
Collated.
Maj, Yerex, of Fsyetteville has pur-
-b ised the Wilson collegiate institute
and will uiov his splendid military
school to Wilson.
C. M. Mills, late postmaster at Try-
on, N. C. is ander arrest for embez
zlement of money orders to the amount
of $1,000. The inspector recovered
$500 of the money.
Bids were opened at Washington,
I). C. for the construction of wharf,
buildings, ete., at the U S quarantine
station near South Port, N. C. Frank
Baldwin of Washington. D. I'., was
the lowest bidder at 18.500
The state undertakers' association
met at Morehead city yesterday. The
old officers were re-elected. The lec
ture of Dr Albert Anderson of Wilson,
on ifectioua and contagious diseases
was very able. Mr. Christian, of
Richmond lectured on embalming.
Married.
Cards ha.e been received here ar
nonncinK the marriage at Philadel
phia of Mr. Jefferson Watkins and
Mi-8 Flor-one Rttew, last Tuesday.
lr. Watkins was for several years a
li'e.k at the Yarbrcugh house and
lias many friends here.
"Triple Link" to Norfolk only $2.50
THE WEATHER.
Tlie Condition and
. -cast.
the Fore-
Round trip to Washington city or
Baltimore via grand "Triple Link
Xeursion" July 3d only $2.50. Spend
the 4 h where yon can see the sights.
(let a Biter from Hughes' and drink
pare water. ju 17 3t.
. M . . ..... .1 . I. .
--.--w.iari rsiv.", i sales tomorrow
cloudiness, with showers in western ( t tbe book gU)r- of A willUm8 & Co.
portion tonight. Fair Friday. j Many bargains will be offered. La-
Local forecast for Raleigh and vi- . e8pecUlly invitd t0 b(S pregent.
cinity: Friday increasing cloudiness I , .. , . ... . ,n
' ' , Auction begins promptly at 10 a. m ,
with thunderstorm probably Friday . , ,, ...
. . . I and 8:30 p. m
eveniug.
Local data for 24 hours ending ? j ()ur Drtw fount-,in iB ;(np1y grand.
a. m: Maximum temperature, o:
minimum temperature, 70: rainfal'
000.
The temperature remains nearli
stationary, except that It a littlehigh
er in the gulf. Showers have fallen i
the Mississippi valley and westward
.over Texas and small amounts at sta
tions elsewhere. The weather is now
loudy over the- lake regions and in
tlie Ohio and Mississippi valleys It is
clear along the entire Atlantic coast.
we are dispensing of all kinds of cool
iriuks. North-Side Drug Store.
Summer complaint and bowel trou
hies quickly relieved by Hicks' As
tringent Blackberry Cordial, 25c a
bottle. Only at Hicks & Rogers' drug
store.
Trunk and Bag Department
A new shipment of Rouutree roller
tray trunks Ladies Hit-top water
proof oonvas trunks. Gladstone Dags,
' !. ... .. .!! J
from Key West to Boston. Increas- nne Krain grips, cravenug
, ' . . .. . , . t. ' teleBcopes. Complete assortment and
lag cloudiness ib indicated for the At- cjQHt? prices.
lantic coast. I W H. A R. P. Tanker A On
Reliable Goods at "Off Prices Saves
DOLT AES.
True-Ecoii: mists will Carefully Consider 0 ur
Clearance SaleEurirj this Weak.
PROFITS SQUANDERED,
Our entire stock af Imported hi,,. A-ue? Iohd Woolen Drrs Hood-, with
out exception, to be sold at 0O8T tr ce to cash buyers We do this to faclll
tate a swift clearing out of at much .tools as possible bofore taking inventor
Black and Mourning Goods
.. . m - . fl..ni.A.t Mfrlnerl nr nlaii.
Hmootn suriace, iauoy weaves or roux" "eui, .r. r.-.-
woven All the standard rrad.t ani fashionable materiuls of the day.
. i tj .....i Via wato liar's nrAn ts.
cood tae year rounu. ouy uuw rhu v " W . .
g One and only one in a town WE - ARE THAT ONE who hatdlek
that justly celebrated uiucinnati line or maies uu mui-. uv
V 1 Elegant shape, perfect fitting, highest in style, low
iHERWOOD'S-
OLID est In price, none better.
'HOES. J EVERY PAIR WARRANTED.
H HOW lb 1 hib Tberts and Southern Ties eomblne.luxurjr with
comfort, an lcieai n u r - .d,anta.. in
tatCW;Dk- SHERjrOQD&m
"Imported direct trom tbe Kast." D-
!1 ..Ia.Kj.T"
M OFFilTHIS WEEK
the beginning of the tea season one
pound ol roicesi
BLElND
PUKE
and i lbs QraunUted Sugar for 60e.
RALEIGH, N. C, THURSDAY, JUNE 20, 1895.
THE KTATK FAIR.
NO. 49
mil nt'iimcus it.neual
i
Wa! U ld at Edenlon Street M. E.
t'hurih.
At 12 30 o'clock this morning the
emains of Mr. Charles 1. Upohoreh
arrived here from Ratherfordtoo via
Hamlet and were taken to the resi-
dense of J. C. L Harris, Esq. The
appearance of tbe features was lite
like iu the aureate. Mr. Upoburcb
death1 was due to hemorrhage. He
had had several of these. His lungs
became affected eight months ago.
while he was traveling in tbe extreme
northwest for a Chicago house. Tbe
remains were accompanied here by
Mr. Harris, Mrs. I'pchurch and Mrs.
S. M. Riiffsbee. The funeral was
held at 5 o'olork this afternoon from
Kdenton street M. B. ihurcb, Rev. J.
N. Cole officiating. The pallbearers
were Messrs K. B. Barbee, B. P.
Williamson, Spier Whitaker, Charles
H. Belvin, Charles MoKimmon,
Garland Jones. H. W. Miller, and D.
H. Toung. The attendance was large
and there were lovely floral offerings.
V. C. T. V. News.
The thirteenth annual session of the
W C. T. U. of this state met at Char
lotte yesterday afternoon Mrs. N.
C. Weatherly prayed, and Mrs. Cart-
land of Concord as president opened
the session. Rev. Dr. Preston offered
prarer at. tbe evening service, mayor
Weddington welcomed the visitors on
behalf of Charlotte, Rev. Dr. Creasy
in behalf of the preachers, Mrs. Lit-
tlejohn in behalf of the women.
of Charlotte, and to the latter speecb
Mrs. Fannie Hayes of Raleigh neatly
responded. Rev. Dr. Pritchard made
the annual address. The Charlotte
Observer says that after reviewing the
lives ' of his comrades in early
years, showing that one half
of them bad filled drunkards'
graves, he asserted that intoxicating
liquors are the curse of society and
the churoh. A pathetic, touching ad
dress followed, replfte with incidents
and illustrations, which were listened
to with rapt attention by a large and
ppreciative audience.
GUAl'ES AIS'D BEUUIES.
A Fine Crop of ISoth at Pine
Forest.
One of the prettiest sights near here
... . a .t
is at "Fine lorest" vmeyara soum
west of town. It is owned by Whiting
Bros and just now Mr. Seymour Whi-
ng is devoting bis days to it There
are thirty acres in grapes and dew
berii s.plun s and pears. There are 10 -
000 dewberry vines and a pretty sight
they are. The Lucretia is the favorite
berry. Three to five runners from
the vine are twined around each stake
and held in place bystripB of leather
Each vine is black with berries, fine
flavored and of large size and each
one bears from 1 1 2 to 3 quarts
There are 3000 blackberry bushes ol
the Wilson variety. These berriei
will be ripe in two or 3 weeks as they
are that much later 'than the dewiiei-
ries. There are just now 30 pickers
at work among the dewberries. Thi
week up to today 65 bushels had been
s'lipped and today 25 bushels were
sent away. There is a good demand
for these berries. There are 5OC0
Delaware and 2000 Niagara grape
vines in full bearing There are sev
oral thousand which will come into
bearing next season, and there will be
in all 25,000 vines. Mr. Snyder a well
known fruit buyer visited this vine
yard last week and says it is the finest
he has seen. Of the Niagara grapes
30,000 bunches are row i. p-ip r
sacks, as this is the best m-aus of
preventing the rot to which they
are extremely liable The grapes
have to be sprayed with blue-
stone six of eight times a year.
THREE MU FISH,
Xew Executive t'omiuittee-The
Premium l.isi Nearly Heady.
Yesterday while president Juliin
Carr of the State fair was here he ap
pointed the new executive committee.
f abiiul forty meaiber. Mr. Catr
ays that he is io receipt of man let
ters tendering assistance to the fair,
nd that there is widespread public
interest in it Tbe next fair is sure to
e a fine ouu. Tbe premium list was
hown president Carr by secretary
obu Nichols, was approved and in
bout a week it will be ready for issue.
it is expected, 't is a pleasure to be
bletate that the business meu of
Raleigh have advertised liberally in
the premium I'st, of which there will
e a lare edition.
The following eouipux' the uew ex
ulive committee; W E Ashley, D.
W. C. Benbow, U. B Battle, K. H.
Battle, U. W. Blacknall. J. B. B irwell,
W R. Capehart. R R. Cotteu, i. M.
Crenshaw, J. S. Cunningham. C b.
Densou, G. W. Floweis, W. J. Green,
W. Grainger, G. W. K. Harper, E.
G, Harrell ,K. K. Hge, W. J. Elling
ton, J. B. Hill, E B. C. Hainbiey, T.
Holt, Julius LeAis, W. C. McMack-
in, U. B. Rnuey, G Rosenthal, G N.
ves, W. L. Kenuedy, W. A. Lish. 11.
Lewis, T. W. Mason, T. D. Mc-
Cauley, James McKee, Charles McNa-
mee, J. J. Mott, James Norwood, J. E.
Pogue, W. L. Primrose, Jeter
Pritchard, L. L. Stanton, R.
Kv'S. Steele, Frank Htronach, R. L.
dfooud, A. A. Thompson, W. G. Up-
hurch, R. L. Walker, J. R. Webster,
H. M. Worth, Dempsey Wood, J. S.
Wynne, T. B. Yancey and A. Q. Hol-
laday.
There is also appointed a local
board of managers composed ol R. H.
Battle, W. E. Ashley, Walter Clark,
W. J. Ellington, J. E. Pogue, Pulaski
Cowper and F. B. Arendell.
And How a Farmer Caught Them
With a i'ltcuiork..
Dr. Banks of Middle Creek township
was here today, and be tells a nsh sto
rv for the truth of which he vouches
Two sons of Mr. Frank Gardner went
to Black Creek to look it some hides
in soak there. They heard something
flapping in the hides, and hurried
home and told their father. He went
and saw three great fish in a poul, the
water having so fallen that they oould
not Ret away. He got a pitchfork and
killed all the fish. They were carp
and welshed exactly 45 1 2 pounds,
The largest of the three weighed 18
cound'. From two of the fish teu
pounds ol :m wm taken.
DOTS AND DASHES.
PICKED UP IN RALEIGH
AND VICINITY.
The HiippeuiiiK of a Day Told in
Little Spate.
Miss Sallie Pell, formerly of this
city, is very sick at her home at Cary.
Marshal Allison last night took to
the Albany penitentiary J. R. Holland,
of Charlotte, and a nuirber of other
prisoners.
The university of North Carolina
now ranks among tbe foremost colleges
in America in scholarship, equipment
and geueral elhVieni-y . See ad.
Deputy collector Smith yesterday
seized near Goldston, Chatham coun
ty, an illicit distillery of 30 gallons
a pacify.
Mrs. R. M. Bassett of Chicago, with
er tuo daughters, M'sses Ida and
ouise, is visiting her father, Maj. A.
M. Lewis.
Night before last a young bite man
was seeu to place a railway torpedo
u the street car tr.ick near the mar--t,
yet was not arrested.
1'he whiskey storekeepers andgaug-
rs in this revenue district are this
season called on to do most of the
ork which the brandy gaugers have
one in former years.
Among today's arrivals here are
Claudius Dockery of Rockingham, Dr.
. M. Hays and Thomas Woodroffe of
Greensboro and W. C. Pettv. of
Manly.
THE ICE AND THE CORPSE.
This in Said to be the True Story of
the Affair.
The Winston correspondent of the
Charlotte Observer today tells what
he says are the facts in the Win
ston hotel PhuMiix sensation at Wic
stun; "The ice was in a large tub, cov
evered over with a sheet, under the
boards on which the corpse was lying.
was removed by a porter, under
nstructions of Mr. Kittelle, from the
ub, washed and placed in the refrig
erator, from which it was afterwards
taken for the tea and water in thedin-
ng room. The Ice was not in contact
ith the body at any time. Kittelle
vben first confronted with the charge
v the stockholders denied it emphat
ic My.
The directors then called the porter
and he was asked in the presence f
Mr. Kittelle if he had been told to
take tbe ice from the tub and put it
in the refrigerator and if he followed
his instructions. To both questions
the negro answered in the affirmative.
I'be porter was corroborated by a
chambermaid.
Assoonasthis became known the
guests began preparations for inovinf.
l'henext morning they leftalmoBt in a
body, but returned when assured by
the management that Kittelle would
have nothing more to do with the
culinary department. I ho hotel is
closed f jr the present, until a new and
oompetene manager can be found.
Mr. Kittelle and family are still
in town and it is stated that he in
tends making Winston his home. Mr.
Kittelle is prepariug to bring suit for
gKnder againBt Mr. John Igelstroem,
who has been making the Phoenix
hotel his home for a year or more, and
who, Mr. Kittelle claims, first started
i he report. The colored porter told
Mr. Igelstroem first about the ice and
Mr. Igelstroem circulated the report
amongst the guests of the hotel.
At Chicago an unknown man played
ghost at a laundry last night, and so
badly scared three girls that they are
dangerously ill. One of the girls eaw
a white draped figure before a win
dow end ran shrieking for help. The
Ifcree remained on watch. The fig'
are again appeared, with an unearthly
groan, and glided into tbe darkness
The S girls fainted and when found,
half an hour later, all were still uu
oonseious. Physicians say that Alva
Reidel will probably die, and that tbe
I other two are ink t oritical condition
At the meeting of tbe state colored
teachers' association at St. Augustine's
normal school this evening president
Meserve of Shaw university will de
liver an address.
Farmers say that if the season is
favorable they can make a three-quarter
crop. A few put the figures at two
thirds. Yet crops have improved
greatly in the past thirty days.
Mrs. Ed. Jackson is in jail on a peace
warrant, charged with threatening to
whip a woman who swore falsely
against her. Her husband has given
bail and is out of jail.
There was a rumor current today
among colored people that Charles
Walton, the murderer, had been
aught. None of tbe county or citj
officials know anything about his cap-
ure.
At the teachers' assembly at More-
head City this morning Capt. C. B.
Denson, the president, delivered the
annual address. Dr W. A. Mowry,
f Massachusetts spoke. This even
ug Miss Virginia Culbertson will re
cite.
Prof. W. F. Massey has returned
from a visit to several colleges in Vir
ginia ; among others to the A. & M.
college at Blauksburg, where he saw a
sham battle in which six companies of
adets took part as infantry and ar
tillery., . . .
People along the line of the pro
posed railway between this city and
Springhope are again earnestly hop-
ng that that link will be built. Had
the late Col R. R. Bridirers of the
Wilmington & SVeldon railway lived a
ittle longer this link would have been
built. :
The U. S. weather bureau in its re
port of crop conditions says the paBt
week has been generaly favorable to
crops, except iu the states of the Ohio
Valley, New York and portions of New
England, where rain is much needed
and drought is becoming serious in
some sections.
At Charlotte next Monday afternoon
the Hornets Nest Riflemen, Queen City
Guards, naval reserves and second reg
imentband will turn out for a battal-
lion inspection by Col. A. L. Smith at
Vance park. The Newe says it is ex
pected that Maj. Jack Hayes, U. S. A
will be there, and in that event there
will be battalion inspection, review
and dress parade. Maj. Hayes is in
strnctor for the state guard, and was
located iu Charlotte six years ago, as
recruiting officer. He made many
friends there who will be glad of the
opportunity oi another handshake,
This turning out of the military an
reserve will show the military force of
Charlotte as it is, in men, equipment
and inaneoavre.
NO REASON
wby any one should
use a
THERMOMETER
that Is not accurate.
The only reason we ean think of Is
that a stock of
Tested Thermometers
has never been kept in the city.
We ha bought a good stock of ac
curate ones and sell at reasonable
prices.
THOS. H.
BRIGGS & SONS
RALEIGH,
N. C.
HOUSEKEEPERS
SHOULD SEE
fbree lots orTowds which we
till offer Monday at
82.00. 2.75 3.50
Per Dz0
AND
ONE HUNDRED
Marseilles
Bed Spreads
AT ONLY
$1.25 each
W.H. & R.S.TUCKER & CO
Political Points.
Yesterday the Washington corres
ondent of the Charlotte Observer in
terviewed congressman Harry Skinner
ho said that as all three parties in
North Carolina are for free silver, tbe
populists will uot go over to the dem-
Htrats; that Tom Reed is stronger in
the state than Mclvinley; that leaving
uoh states as Michigan, Iowa and In-
ana in the doubtful column the sil-
er democrats iu the national eonveu-
ion will still lack eighty votes of a
najority; that nevertheless he thinks
hey will largely intluenoe the body;
hat tbe people like the legislature'
ction better on reflection, especially
'h treatment of county government.
be schools and the state institutions.
ongressman Skinner Baid, however.
that the last legislature might have
et alone the public school manage-
ment. '
We have about 50 porch and lawn
ettees which we will sell at cost for
he next 10 days.
Thomas Maxwell's.
What is nicer a hot night than an
ce-cold drink? When out for a walk
after tea stop iu and get something
cooling. ;
ull North-Side Drug Store.
We guarantee the quality of every
thing we sell to be "equal to any,
superior to a great miny, inferior to
none. North-Side Druir Store
Liuen and Duck suits made to or
der. Fit guaranteed.
Woolloott & Son's.
We have a nice line of Corsets.
Prices from 25c to $2.25. Hosiery of
all kinds. Woolloott & Son.
Many kinds of summer dress goods
on hand. Pries aie right. Prettr
Lawns, Organdies, &c.
Woolloott & Som.
We give night oalls prompt and
careful attention. You push the but
ton, we do the rest.
North-Side Drug Store.
Brick.
Parties needing brick for paving
or building will find it to their inter
est to get prices of J. D. Whitaker.
No. 416 Elm street, before baying
elsewhere. ja2Q-Q