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Died. I DM ADVANCE! IT, AFFORDS ME PLEASURE ANNOUNCE THAT, FROM NvW ON, I AM PREPARED TO FURNISH ALL OP THE FOL-. LOWING (AND MANY OTHER) SUMMER BEVERAGES AND DERATED DRINKS AT MY MAMMOTH SODA FOUNTAIN: SNELLING HICKS We Inave pwn'chased tflnedruglmsiiiiiiess ol Ma IVI I'SSIM00'- F.yU.moJ and invite own friends and all foromeirpatfiroiios of tflnestf on'c to come and 5tf W.I anuria. IUlSf Henry T. Hicks.

FANCY MIXED DUIKS. PLAIN AND FAXCYSYltUP EVANS. RALEIGH, N. C. Successor to Evans Martin.

MANUFACTURER OF Deliver) Wagons, etc. Carriages, Buggies, Pkr Glass. Pkr Glass. AmbroBla, Be. 6c.

Banana, Be. Chocolate Phosphate, 5c. Don't Care, 6c. Pine apple Sherbet, 5c. Claret, Co.

Milk Shake, 6c. Ginger, 5r. Pine apple Shrub, 10c. Mountain Dew, 5c. Boston Flip, 10c.

Nectar, 5c. Cream Shake, 10c. Orange, 5c. Egg Phosphate. 10c.

Pine-apple, 5c. Egg 10c. Raspberry, fie. Eignojr. 10c.

Swizzle Fizz (morning drink), 5o. Egg Flip. 10c. Strawberry, 6c, Egg Chocolate, 10c. Lemon, 5o, Golden Fizz, 10c.

Grape, 5o. Liuie Juic. Flip, 10c. Vanilla, 6c. Mint.

Julp. I0o. Coca-Cola, 5c. Punchine, 10c, Sarsaparllla, 5c. Goldonaie, 10c.

Moxie, 5c. Claret Punch, 10c. Orange Phosphate, 5c. Roman Punch, 10c. Raspberry Vinegar, 5c.

Peach and Cream, 10c. Buttermilk, 5c. Pine-apple 8mash, 10. All Mineral Waters, 5c. Mint Freeze, 16c.

Special attention given to repairing of all Estimates given on all kinds of work on application. Wheels, Axles and Springs in stock for iramedtte demand. Tha haat wnrk la alwftvs the cheaDest. And this can be found at tne YOURS FOR THIRST, J. HAL.

BOB8ITT, Druggist, R.AL.EIGrH, N. Ut William Utley died at hU home la Middle Creek Township last Saturday aged about 70 Be wu well known in Wake county. The Soldiers Home. The ladles or the cross bearers circle of the King's dispensed their hospitality to the old soldiers at the home yesterday after-, noon, In the shape of iee cream Connty Institutes. Th s'ttt superintendent of public lotruoCKii has given notice that President Mclver of Normal and Industrial school will conduct losti-tates as tollows: Cherokee county, commencing July 17bh; Macon tly 24, and Haywood July 3 1st For Oar City Aldermen.

See about our city station house. See that the ordinance concerning the extension of Morgan street is carried out. See that the police are properly distributed. When you look after these matters then yon can consider others. Chamber of Commerce.

An important meeting of the cnam ber of commerce was held last night. Communications with reference to the financial crisis from the varionj boards of trade and commerce were presented. A committee of seven whs appointed to rtceive communications. The following committee was ap pointed: Heck, Capt 8 A Ashe, A A Thompson, Leach, (i Latta, Dobbin. Accepted.

It is learned that Rev Mr Sims, of Texas, who was recently called to the pastorate of the Baptist Tabernacle church, in this city, has accepted a dispatch to that effect' having been received. It will be followed by a formal letter acceptance. Mr Sims is said to be a firstrate pulpit orator, and a minister of considerable fame. He is, we believe, a native of Virginia. Disgraceful.

Oar attention has been called by several citizens to the fact that at night a crowd of idlers and lounges congregate in Moore square, much to the annoyance of ladies and gentlemen of the neighborhood. They carouse and keep up boisterous pro codings until a late hour at night, and frequently they make remarks of a derogatory character while ladies are passing. We hear that this has become intolerable to many of our people, and it should be stopped. These idlers have no right to disturb the peace of the people. We take it for granted that it will only be neces sary to call attention to the matter, and our worthy chief of police will detail force to look after it.

The Bank Case. Proceedings in the matter of State Treasurer Tate against the Bank of New Hanover were commenced before Judge Whitaker, at chambers, in the library of the Supreme Court yesterday afternoon at 5 o'clock. Argument was continued until 8 o'clock when an adjournment was made un til 8:80. The case occupied the attention of the court until 10 o'clock when it adjourned until 9 o'clock this morning. The main issues joined are as to whether or not State Treasurer Tate, under the statute, has the ex elusive right to bring action for the appointment of receivers, and wheth er or not the Bank of Hew Hanover and the Bank of Wadesboro are sep arate Institutions.

This morning Judge Bennett oren ed the ease. He was followed bv Mr Busbee for the state. At the conclusion of Busbee's remarks the judge reserved his opinion which will be rendered this afternoon or to The Cross Bearers' Circle of Kings Daughters, will give a musicale next Friday night at the residence of Mr Bishop, on North Salisbury 8t for the benefit of the work of their circle. No admission. Contributions solicited.

Let there be a good crowd to aid this work. A letter received in this city an nonnces that our friend Mr. A. Jones Is on the high seas and that he Is well and hearty. northwest corner of Morgan and Blount The Weather.

Local forecast for Raleigh and vi cinity Today, Wednesday, fair weather, warmer. Thursday, fair and warm, increasing cloudiness. Local data for 24 hours ending at 8 a in. today: Maximum temperature, 84 mini mum temperature 64; rainfall 0 0. The News and Observer says that the many friends of Mr Renn will be gratified to hear that he has been promoted to the responsible and important position of master of trains of the northern division of the Sea board Air Line, which embraces several of the important branches of the system.

This is a just acknowledgment of Mr Renn's long and efficient service with the Seaboard Air Line and one which he richly merited. We congratulate him rupon his deserved advancement. Mr Williams, of Wil mington, succeeds Mr Renn here. The funeral of Mr. W.

H. Harrison took place from his late residence at 10 o'clock this morning, Rev. J. J. Hall, of the Baptist Tabernacle officiating.

Quite a large number were present to pay the last tribute of respect to the deceased. After the funeral services were over the remains were taken to Neuse depot on the Raleigh and Gaston Railroad where there was a large crowd assembled to receive the remains. He was buried in Barton's Creek Township. After all 'tis the point of view. Bismarck in power has the strongest ad-vocate of a strong centralized government in all Europe.

Bismarck out of power is an advocate of state's rights. The person sending the notice of the Mulligan's Guards, no responsible name accompanying the notice, we declined to publish the same. The Columbian guards did not at tempt to arrest the cyclone that cre ated a disturbance at the World's Fair. Rev Dr Nash, of Wilmington is in the city and will preach at the Central M. E.

church tonight. And it Is now announced that the blackberry crop in Orange county is a failure. Keep the little one's in proper bounds but do not confine them too much. The ease of the Bank of New Hanover is now about decided. No news in the depart-, ments of the capital today.

Nothing doing at the mayors office today. The Governor is absent from the city. streets. The Teachers' World Fair Pary. Because eeverel of the world's fair party are officers of the State Guard and are required to be in the annual encampment until July 23d, the date for the departure on the trip 5s changed to August 1st.

By this change better arrangements are also secured. New names can be added until July 20. The necessary cost 1b 39. If those who have paid $10, now send the remaining $29, a round trip ticket will be seat them and the balance will be applied to expenses at Chicago, In applying for tickets state where you desire to join the party. The train will leave Raleigh 7 a August 1st.

For partic. ulars write at once to EG Harrhll, Editor Teacher, Raleigh C. No opinion in the case of the Bank of New Hanover will be rendered before probablv tomorrow. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. HIS WEEK We propose to make a run on our stock of Antique Extension Ask to see them.

They will be cheerfully shown. Remember the number 12 East St. Royall tden. W. 8.

MICKS. MANAOI.it. J.W.LITTLEJOHN, Corner Swain and Cabarrus Sts, RALEIGH, NO, DIALER IN First Class GrocerieCigars.Snnff AND TOBACCO, WOOD, Ice for Bale by the retail. ICE CREAM SALOON ATTACHED. You can set ice cream at all hours.

Your patronage is respectfully solicited, Notice To all who wish to buy Phaetons, Carriages. Babies and Road Carts, We have cletemiin 1 to anil nnr entire stock at I ik rrvira for new goods. Weh 'v "In I price on our im mense hcm nt' FURNITURE 10 to 30 pr cent off for the next 30 days Give us a call and be convinced. JOHNSON BARBER. Thes.

sales the 25th, We mean business. WZi tf DOC TAX. A tax upon everv doe kerjt in the citv 15m. its is due and payable to the Cnief of Police on the first day of July in each yf ar. Every perauu uwmug a uog wno snail iau to pay the tax during the month of July, or who shall keep upon tueir premises an unlicensed dog af 'er the 1st day of August, shall be sub-lect to a fine, and all persons who shall fail to give in their dogs shall be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor and fined 15 for each dog so omitted.

All unlicensed dogs will be taken up and impounded after the first day August, 1893. ODHEABTI. jy8 6t Chief of Police- For Sale Cheap. New nix room hnnnn nn Wnrt.Ti Povann street; large closets, bath tub, forty 4nl- lon tank, kitchen sink, with faucets for hot aiid cold water, sewerage and water connections. Terms: One-fifth (l5th) cash, balance on purchaser's terms as to time.

ALSO. Some very desirable lots at very low prices on purchaser's terms, as to time, or would, on payment of price of lot, build house for purchaser at contractor's nricA. Jy7m WC 8TBONACH. Admioistratoi's Notice. Having qualified as administrator upon the ebtate of the late Mrs Emily Johnson, this is to notify all persons having claims against the estate to present the sme to me for payment on or before tho 15th day of June, 1894 AJ1 persons indebted to the estate will please settle without further demand.

MARION JOHNSON, jell Git A3nt Emily Johnson, dee'd. 5 ii.iiiffniTa w- mm sail 9 teeM ii Grand Depot of Delicacies. Th" cream saloon nf Mt fThaa BretscJi. 103 Frtyp-tevllle street, is 0n9 of tne resorts in the city. Every tring is neat and finely ar- ranged where ladies and gentle- men can have quiet enjoyment with the accommodation of most excellent cream and cakes AT AIL TIMES.

In addition to the saloon Mr Br-' wh hac one of the most complete ixkeries in the state where all the finest kinds of cake, pies, can be had at all times fresh and tine. Candies, nuts and other delicacies in profusion. Telephone 102. my5 MEN'8 MEN'S MEN'S BOYS' CHIL DREN'S ITS HALF paiCE. PRICE.

PRICE. For the past two weeks we started to sell Meivs Pants, following with Boys' and Children's Half Price We now added HATS TO IT. In this sale, which is for spot cash only no goods given out on approval is every pair panta, every Boys' and Oaild's Suits and every Hat (with the exception of Stetson's) included, will be sold at ONE-HALF OP THE REGULAR MARKED SELLING PRICES. This continues until every item is sold. Do not forget to look at our line of fine The cheapest and best suits in the land.

Rosentbal Clotim PAUT wit? IU1IU TAILOR IDE ITS 1 LPOaFayetteYillejst, opn Port Office. 9.