LATK SEWS MITES.
Happening l'p1olate All Ovrr
the Country.
The doke of CinbrlJe. (omoiidtr
of the Britieh forcea, will rmi jo em
Bond of the army Oelubei 1
Got. Atkinson, of Ueotgia, iiuprov.s
steadily and Lin pnrct; ran alwM
be predicted 'lh certainty.
Lightning struck dynamite tnaa
tin near Kingwood, W. Va. beverai
men were killed and a great deal of
property destroyed.
In lb I'. S. oourt at Chsrles
ton, 8. C, jwitT'ln; judge Siniou
ton sentenced I life dispensary con
stables to jail fur two mouths fur con
tempt of court for seizing liquor sen'
into the state for private una, and in
defiance of the injunction granted bj
the court.
The jury in the case of Capt Ho
gate, formerly of the army, brough'
in a verdict of guilty on each f the
two indictments. One charged How
gate with forger and the other witt
falsification of his olBcial accounts
He may bare to go the penitentiary
for twenty years.
Information reaching Washington
indicates a combined niovemeut ii
Cuba by all the Spanish forces. The
new admiral, who has assumed com
wand of the fleet, was chosen with
view to having his energy replace tb
more cautious policy of the old aduii
ral. The arrival of ten more sijuad
rons of Spanish cavalry is also re
garded as a prelude to a decisive move
lent by the land forces.
There is trouble at Arrapahoe, Okli
boma, arising out of the shooting o
an Indian, Had Lodge, by deputy
sheriff Vureh. Red Lodge cauuot liv
and the Indians are making thiea'f
of vengeance to be carried out win
he dies. On the day of the shooting
the Indians were very much xcit
and threatening, and lut were quietei
by troop A, third cavalry. Old Rei
Lodge says if his son dies '.he India
people will go on the varpath am
wipe out the white people at Arrapa
bje. When asked how many warrior
the Cheyennes had he said froin3C0tt
400 He said they would get no
from the Arrapahnes, but would from
the Kiowas.
A Strange and Deadly ('oinlii.'
Debvkr, Col., June 21 III fee. ;
has prevailed for some time '. et .. . . i
the miners of the R'ce, Aspeu and Er
terprise mines. Today 'he forces me!
underground by breaking away a wall
that separated the claims. As the
effect of the blast was seen the oppo
ing forces rushed for the gap, and
desperate fight began with drills and
shovels. Several heads were cracked,
and the foreman called on their men
to fall back to the protection cf the
rocks.
Then the duel commenced in earnest,
'he long-range weapons being giant
powder cartridges. With these the
men fought like demons for an hoar,
launching dynamite at each other
whenever a head or an arm was seen
projecting beyond the rocks. Two
men were seriously wounded, one of
them having bis shoulder torn off, and
the other is said to b suffering from
blindness, caused by the explosion of
a missile at close quarters. By this
time the noise of the conflict reached
the surface, where the superintendents
were in their office, unaware of the
intense eicitement in the subterranean
chamber. They hastily armed guards
and went to the level where the men
were ambushed, and, by a display of
arms, oompelled a cessation of hostili-
ties.
Work was suspended until there is
an underground survey, so as to de
termine the ownership of the disputed
territory.
"la Mnii.'ita ,
.Maeoary comprehends the Baiter-
sal brotherhood of m" ia iu broad
est and derpeat aeon. It gradually in
folds the narrow avennea of pride and
elnubneee and transforms it into the
very essence of nobility of the soul of
brotherly solicitude for one a o'her.
Such being true Masoury, bow bappy
and serene should a lodge of Mhh. dk
be. But Ihe shadows of life must al
ternate with the light and not even
the steed precincts of a lodge room
are exempt from tbe rode shocks of the
mortal enemy "d -ath."
By the the mysterious providence nf
Q d, our Heavenly Father, t whom
we bow with reverence, our !lovfd
brother Samuel M. l'arish. (pat ma
ter) was takeu from our midst t join
i he grand lodge above, therefore be it
Rcsolvsd, 1 That by the death of
brother Samuel M. Parish Hiram
I. dge No 40. A. F. & A M., baa ens-
ained an irreparable loss and has
oeen bereaved, but deemt it an honor
; hat the name of such a roan shall
adorn ita memorial roll.
9 '1 hat we desire to give 'estimony
o bis worth as a Mason, with a true
heart, which be bad long siuce dedi
cated to the service of God. He was
-ver faithful in the discharge of bis
duties, aud tould always be relied up
ou; of a quiet, manly and unassuming
lisposition, beloved and respected by
.hose who knew him
3. That a copy of these resolutions
oe sent to the family of our departed
urother aud copieB thereof be giveu to
ur daily papers for publication.
W. S. Primrose,
Thil. Thirm,
W. N. Snbluku,
Com.
Bro. Parish was one of the oldest
nembers of Hiram lodge, as well as
oe of its brightest jewels. He filled
til the chairs of the lodge, serving as
uaster of the lode for a number of
eruis. He was looked to as a guide
i i Masonic jurisprudence. He was an
excellent oitizen, a skillful mechanic,
i kind and affectionate husband and
father, a faithful member of his lodi,e
ad church, especially devoted to tVe
jause of the Sabbath school. His in
fant class was his great delight in
fact he was a model man. "Peace be
to his ashes!" Dear brother, "thou
art gone to thy rest" uutil the blessed
resurrection morn, then to come forth
to receive "a crown of glory which the
Lord, the righteous judge, shall give
thee in that day."
"Happy S' lil. thy days are ended,
All thy mourning days below;
Go, by angel guards attended,
To the si;ht of Jesus gi-j
Waiting to recei' e thy spirit,
Lo, the Saviour stands above,
Shows the purchase of his merit,
Reaches out the crown of love."
Fraternally.
E. B. T.
WANTED:
Y or Work To Do -Practical plan -bin.
tia and biv OtUuif. 8oltar
work p-llty
All Job Vork pro p Iv atteoded
to. tflllti'.kee utrieUfor putt'og
up tor- oi toil t tl raiue
Mr J." R-' prsr p'nne
r n ! e widi Johnson
Klug for some tl i r will b- wuli iu -tt
u-1 1 ' He will be
t. etii'w g wl'.-ii oobve
work Wr ,'utriD all work.
We bavf r .ek o: toep'pea
snd rll-ov et fin St-plpe joiots
1 ce. t, !i "w- so !.
W. H- WILSON.
J. W. REED
Rru'lli A I'ul ru BiiiMiiik.
ju2i lw Teleptoue 161.
A Jnrinistrator's Notice.
H-"-g q'isl'll I ' i-ii-iritor
of the iie of I W. Hiell, (Is
e.se, Inf.- of vVk ountr. V (V,
tliia U rotirv rll iroun 'lavfug
clairra riutt tbe ll eetnte f pre
sent them to to tSe iio'lersitrind n or
before the 8'itn il ! may. 86, or
Ibis notice wtll l" ii'enol iu br of
their recoverv: "It persons In.
lebted t" the s ilil es'ta'e lie eoy
rraated to tunk- iminedU'e pay
ueut. J "AKtMM,
VV N J. INKS. Ail 10
Miv : t, lti os. v
Arfuir.
Executor's Notice.
Havinir qualified as executor f the
late B. K. Harp, this is to notify all
persons having claims against his es
tate to present to me for settlement on
or before the 21th day of May,
Persons indebted will please make
payment.
J it. harp, niecuior.
J. H. Fleming. Attorney. my93
STOCKS AND BONDS.
Orrev'i d w ekly by
yVysmr & Kllinotoj.
Rosds. Bin. AfKRn.
North Carolina 6s 120
" 4s 103
W. X. C. U. 6s 113
N. C. R. R. K
rity of Raleigh 6s.l907 107
" ' Os.lHSI JU1
Ral. Cot. Mills,6.1901 104
Car'gh Mills Co,6s, 102
Stocks.
Citiiens' Nat. Wank, 122
Nat. Bank of Raleigh, 132
Coin. Hi Farm. Bank, 120
Ral. Savings Bank. 130
Caraleigh Mills Co , 77
" Phos. Works, VU
N. C. Car Co.. 95
Raleigh Gas Light Co. 65
Raleigh Electric Co.
127
11)4
114
106
110
102
10.5
124
124
122
135
90
100
100
70
50
OoTOitf.cf M CwliM
Comprises tie Tuiversity, the Col
lege, the Law and Medicv schools,
and the summer school for tearhers.
Tuition i'60 : 35 teachers, 471 students
Address President Winston, Chapel
Hill, N. C. Catalogue aud handboois
n University Education. ju20.
COOLEST &BFST LIGHTED
STORE L THE C1TV-
A. B. STROXACH.
For June 14th and Week.
JUST OPENED
A PERFECTLY lOYELY LINE
Si'OTOlI LAWNS IN POTS. SPOTS.
H I Rll'KS ANI KUiUKES. WARUAN-
I Kl VAST fOLORS 6 Cli lS iHK
YARD.
CREPE CLOTH.
Crepon effUin cotton 7 l-2cjd
Uk
Itrg
are exclmive with as
8UI r S -Blue au I bUk serge, (iiPPort,1) 7 oV 9, $!? 5J sol flJ.
SSPAKITB COAT tpc. Mohlr, 8. r,e, Li., Da daitera. Mj to 3.
Try neofonr $1 miint-r Sultn. ibl-breaatod Srcc t'oi.B
nt l hiteor Pancy Out k. Piu.s.
P7AVD Tr-PV 'Drapd'eta.SlIk Mohair. Pongee,
WHIl'E AND FkNOV V M-Duck. Marseilles. Medford cord. $l n to $1.
Til F ", '8n'f nirrl ns'me eiinpM'oi with eiufor
I lllj lion that is in suv of tue wrm we.ttli.-r ,. .ti.
u.. .uus.yiuin i-nsye too-s you .lou't UNiiiy fl ..t Iu Ihu. cl lutl
a Lot f
AMERICAN OROANPIE3 AS TO
T.nru- AS HANDSOME AS THE
FRENCH. 10o YARD.
INDIA LINENS.
COOL.SW KKT CONCEITS is STRIPES
AND FIGURES. 10c YA D.
MANCHESTER WOOLEN CHAL
LIES, yiMINT AND NOVEL DE-
SltfNS. 15,t YARD.
SPECIAL OFFERING
l' RATISI'E BLACK GROUND
WITH C LORED FIGURES. 6c YD
a. b. mum,
.mm.
RALEIGH, N. C.
RECEIPTFOR COMFORT
If yn want to keep cool this hot wa'ir n I the -', t h- tt' cr-tie
e vonreh'-ioe of any nf tbeMw Ightlea un N o.ilv i; .tb
t -at nek and : the reteat arl ty bat we are shying uoei.:. that
jaa liliaA aalt h w
a .tUfan-
Is a fit
f,'1,'r9,n1V,r ''""'ndc-rr.attnehed, s ' very i.ere for Oar
price fiiw IU ..f Ii.- ii .er gr,1,s ', $1 8 . t , , -j pai .. , ,7, ' , , L"'
sou. with at;. lied or i c , I .rlnud e(T. ..rCcM ice , ii io
wV.1aw;lhwTt,u'r,u,v'cuff4-,'te to th- .
t V , . 1X1 1 1VV1IW.0 --wes.r. washables. le to ftO- Vk in
whtre else " four"'u,,"tu ! " tu l l,1,h ten ,inle tb variety yoa Cud nay-
'MM
Sacrifice ii? Earnest
It's really worth whils to visit onr store during our special sale of
clothing. Huudreds were in last week, and this week promises ber
ter results. Not necessary that you purohase; we want all who are
interested to inspect our superb stock of clothing, the largest in the
city. Plenty to look at and if yoa are interested yon are sure to see
something that will please. Good bargains, Value for your mon-y.
ENGLISH CHEVIOT SUITS, BLACK AND BLUE, $7.60.
ENGLISri CHE VIOT SUITS, BLACK AND BLUE, $10.
These suits are nearly half of what the prices should be. Any gen
tleman can tell whether a suit of clothes is cheap at 7.50. See them
and you'll kno. Boys' clothing in abuudance. Wash suits, blouse
effects, 90c. worth $1.50. Percale shirt waists in stripes and figures.
Mother's Friend, Star and other popular brands, 17 cents up. Siraw
hats 60o up, all shapes. Summer nndurwear in Game and Lisle
thread. Hosiery, gloves and furnishings. Do yon know onr 25c
neckwear?
ROSENTHAL CLOTHING CO.,
106 FAYKTTKVILLB 8T. OPPOSITE P08T0RFICB
Rheumatine
One bottle of Rheumatine will jcure
ore or painful feet. Price 25 cents at
J. W. Barber & Sons'
Furniture store, Martin street.
jul4 lw
Thomas & Maxwell Has just received
large lot of pine fiber mattresses
for people suffering with broncbioal
lanf trouble.
Men's best gauze shirts, worth 60c;
Woolloott sells them tor 85c.
June 15. 1605.
City papers please copy.
W give night calls 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 tfet prices of J. D. Whitaker
No. 410 Elm street, before burin,
elsewhere. ju20-6lg
Linen coats, duck pants, and in fact
any kind of men's summer clothing
made to order at a very small cost at
Wool'cott's.
Porch aod lawn settees at cost foi
the Dext. 10 days at
Thrinns & Maxwell's.
Misses' and ladins' cloth gaiters,
worth one dollar, selling at 50e. a pair
at Woollcott's.
We have about SO porch and lawn
cettees which we will sell at ccM for
the next 10 days.
Thomas & Maxwell's.
J. F. MlTCHKLi ,
WOOD WORK AND
REPAIR SHOP.
Furniture repaired, &c., &e.
L Cor. W liniiiirtoii and .Morgan sth.
cut Flowers
iluuiiurts, Moral D-signs, Paiuis,
i ei ns.liosi -s, Geranium. Colei. s.Tube
roses, Caunss, etr , for wiiiJ deco
rations and outdoor planting, Choice
and latest chrysanthemums out. Vines
for the veranda.
Tomato, Egg, Cabbage and other
spring plants.
H STKIN.MKTZ.
Pbone 113 Plrrist.
How to Have a Beautiful
Lawn.
(Jot the grakS liih iu dry weather
aod low hi wet we .tli-r. nt nlwavs
sen fliarp iuoer, ho 1 when yoa
t i' kIihi-ii ued be sure to send It
o 1' F brock 'll ho will make it
u j ist hh it did when new HiU"m
ii- r I h iv- , .oupl.-te lu-Kihiu- rv for
'liud'rii? aii'l Keriinu thes- rudch;ue.
'bop 2"i 'u Ii cinlis')ury street, near
new oter-i luni-e Mm
What is nicer a hot night than an
ice-cold drink? When out for a walk
after tea stop in and get something
cooling.
jul4 North-Side Drug Store.
We guarantee the quality of every,
thing we sell to be "equal to any,
superior to a great ra iny, inferior to
none." North-Side Drug Store
There are eight white men to one
white woman in India.
A no' her lot of mtttiog to be sold
at factory prices n-t
Ttoniaafc Mxwell'.
WE WANT YOU
to see and then your own judg
ment will tell you what to do.
Look at our line of dress
goods, trimuiiugs and linings.
Also HamburgM aud laces
cheaper than ever sold
IN RALEIGH
before. Ladies gauze vests
from 6o up; black hose 6c;
nice embroidered hdkfs 10c;
balbriggan half hose 10c,
r r: cheap at 25c. Shoes and
sliypers
FOR LADIES
and children. A big stork of
spring millinery just re
ceived. Our prices are the
lowest.
LYON RACKHTSTORE,
16 Martin street.
Sale of Valuable Property.
Be virtue of a jii'ltf (u. ur ieo-ler
at tlie April term 1895 ol 'eUe c u
iy Superior t.iourt. In tlie. r s o' w
0. Barbee agalnn A. 0. P-nu-, ..
others, bekif N"o M4,suiuino. s 'lock
et cf said court, I will off -r t o sa'e .i
th highest Ijtfl ler for o-sh, st potnic
auction, at ' he court hone l or h
thecltyif Kaicii;'!. N ' on oi
day, the ur i ol July 1'9-- the fol
lowir g deecrib' lot cf '.u-i situxti d
iu G-iroer. "t. Mar -s 'own-hip. Askf
county, N 'J- aud b.'Uoded as fol
lower: Begiiiuiut; at a stake 0D fett
from the oenter ot the N C. K H.
track, run s tl1.0 " 1 4 T" chius to s
stake; thence s J ' I 16-1'ki chains to
a stake- thence b ba w i 11 lfOchaios
to a stake; ibcnce n e 1 16 100
chains to the beginning, containing
1-5 of an acre, beinif the lot coDvey
ed by E. Hagwocd, executor to John
L Coerer, by deed recored in lt.'gts
ter's office of said county ia book 1 18,
page ' ttJ
ARM13TEAD JONES,
my25 Coniuiissioner.
House for Rent
Four room house opposite residence
W. T. Woinbie, 686 Esst Hsrgett 8r.
Kitchen and garden tiooit well wa
ter convenient. Apply to
ina!2U tf W. T. WoMBLR.
Sale of Land toMakets Asse
By authority of a j nlguieut of the
Superior court of Waa couuly, made
in special proceedings for the sale of
land to make assets, eutitled J O.
Marcoiu, adniiuietrator of Betty Bry
aut, ii ceased, against Louis Bryant
su'1 others, 1 will sell on Hlouday tbe
I6tu day of July, U9"). at li o'olook
in at the court bouse door of Wake
county, to t e bighett bidder, a house
and lot situated iu tbe city of Raleigh,
R. C, in halelgb township, described
and bounded as follows: Beginning
at a point in tbe north line ol Sooth
street. &1 leet. east from the inter
section of South and Harrington
streets, thence northerly with Har
rington street 83 feet; thence easterly
parallel with South etreet, lbi feet;
thence eontheily. parallel with flar.
ring' on street, 83 feet to the north
line of South Btree'; thence west
along tonth street lti feet to the be
g nnlng Boose on tbe lot with tnret
rooms and a kit iueu.
Terms of sale one-balf cash and bal
ance payable in six month.KcoM
Comtn ssioner.
Jane 14, 1895-tdt.
TUT
Co's new factory is now i.pen for business. New delivery wagons will be out
Monday. Tickets for sale at office of T. L. UDernarat, rres
ville street.
myl8 tf
HERWOOD'S
OLID
.ERVICE
HOES.
for Oentiemen, i.aaics, ivtissea ana
Children . .
have no equal for style, comfort an
wear. :
0. A. SHERWOOD & CO.
os FayettBTilla 8t Kaleigb, N. C.
Matting at Cost.
We will commence our sale of mat
ting tomorrow at about half price.
We do this in order to entirely close
out our stock of matting a 40 cent
'matting cannot be bought for 230., a
matting pay 18e all remnants from 10
to 15o. Respectfully,
Thomas & Maxwell.
ENAMEL PAINTS
Which canbe applied by any house
keeper is the proper thing to i.-a jtify
yonr homes, make old tttiinjs look
new, and soild things put ou a ne
and fresh appearance,
WHITiJ, BLUE BLACK
ROBIN'S EGG BLUE, &c,
86 eents cn at
Watron's Pxture and
ART STOKE,
Furniture Polish .and Varnish that
oan't be beat.
' F.A. WATSON.
May 6th tf. " :
Wanted.
Two or three good salesman to sell
pianos and organs, Apply at 13 W.
Uargett street, Kaleigh. fi. C, to
J.W.Cole. a3 2fie
'
Of) ar stecH
Our -stock if seWp f rcslfr aid tyiif 11
V- H AJTSff 1
ryyi-7ip siij'i c,ujtt.
yoUzt f anje articlf for
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