THE JSJSWS A.M) OBSERVER, FRIDAY, JAN. 8. 1897. 5 “Then, will you support many foreign governments and several Marshall RICHARD CASWELL’S TEA CUP. — •- ¦¦--* * Most?” sister States which make up our own - i- i— it- i i HTi HJUILTJOOOOfH > From this feeler of yesterday loved federation. Itis to a centennial >e>. v*«r[ he maintains the Legislature provide appropriation Whitford. It is a cup and once pJSm ft *v ii L*l lb comes a. remark from Con- an saucer k* THE CAUCUS PROCEEDINGS gressman Fowler yesterday as follows: adequate to the fitting representation of the property of Richard Caswell, the first •V. J “With proper tactics,” said Mr. Fowler, the State at this exp mi tion. Constitutional Governor of North Car- jg gpl "t'he Populists will, Senator. It has l>een suggested that where a olina. It was from tins cup that that il- Full Account of the Breezy All of the members published by you General Assembly determines that their lustrious man drank his tea on the night jfc fa COTTOLENE far! (News not appro- of I and Observer) having an- State is finacially able to his inauguration, just 120 years ago, ' Populist as $ f most toothsome morsel to [ Pow Wow. nounced their to Pritch- priate a sum equal to the construction and from that cup Gov. Carr la.*t ,' v tempt \ intention support same 1 1 ard have, with the exception of two, of an individual State building, doubtless night drank his tea. | f fickle apncJte. Once tried, >!' either Hatly it or modified their arrangements can be made with In presenting this gift to Gov. Carr. BUiLtR ANJ Cu^SH denied Ahe S tlien all for ? alleged position.” Centennial Coimtnissionss, representing Col. Whitford antes, among other desire lard-fried very and another State or States, to pool appropria- things, x things will vanish. ?! Senator Pritchard is exclusive ns follows: ... Every- Adjourned Until To Night- No Business silent as a clam, and while putting on a tions, and thus get the benefit of dis- "It is very gratifying to me to be able o thing upon fried in COT! M OLKNK apperizing, whole- ?! forced courtesy to Democratic re- tinctive exhibits an economical to present to you, at the expiration of the i. 4 Unintroduced Re* porters, scale. some and ?! Done--Skinner’s by gicasy,* tastes lets them understand, a cer- four years term of the exalted office you healthful—less better, ’ SIO,OOO, solution-Butler’s Feelers Yes- tain bearing, that they are personae non Rhode Island appropriated have, in the opinion of a large majority j more digestible. 3 gratae. Ohio SIO,OOO and Governor I lasting* •* Even Oscar Spears keeps still of most intelligent •, tolra# tnd*-iuM .an <* #'«»**• > j citizens, so , •Cottoi™ o ’ our ably i-' .»a r on yMo- terday- Both Confident. for has recommended the appropriation of l< rue Rt |» rm*--*?*••» rr once answers a filled, • if in his life, and re- this cup and saucer from which fc its *¦ V porter in his a $30,000 or $40,000 to defray the expenses say Senator Lut- by blowing face breath this illustrious citizen (Richard Caswell) One may possibly that full of the Pennsylvania and ex- of silence. Judge Ewart nifties up building on evening of his caucus seriously last gives drank the December 18th, ler did not take his feathers like a settling ben and hibit. 177*!, immediately after his inauguration a cluck, The of the demonstration - night from the frolicsome way in which long continuous as if he will fly purposes nrej as the first Governor THE any to preserve inspire patriotism by j | under the Consti- f enrolling clerk into the face of reporter who tries to and ! tut ion of the election of assistant monkey elaborately celebrating j North Carolina. with his nest of secrets. Rev. the one hundredth “Their association, % entered into. Instead of election the Ki Budger folds one anuiversny of the admission of Tennessee, if they could speak, was lip over the other i would make an ballot-easting in a merry-making as if he is doing up his formerly a part of North Carolina, into! instructive and interest- resulted words in a shroud ing chapter in Greatest .. of Baurin wherein Mark Ilanna. drover Cleveland, to bury them alive. 'What they didn’t tell the American I’nion; to entourage m .* Jjjjt'ldstory our State. They could to us many of our j Harry Skinner and other celebrities were the reporter last night would make a friendly relations between all cJ.is-es an il sections country; to most famous statesmen and soldiers. rolliekingly voter for. The balesting great story. of the common iliuj-j¦ But - ; alas they are dumb. Yet they should j Os the season. Gent 1.-. ned was as follows; that is the first ballot, But they keep doin’ about on the first trut?* the resources and developments of : ( hep rized by our people generally, Doubl o!e/l Russia ;•»• ark not necessary to give more. N. B. floor of the Park, and Butler and his tbe South, and to stimulate industrial ;j and by it is progress : none more than by yourself. I know they j Tart Color, Bull IXrg Mason, 10; E. Hodman, 10; J. W. crowd keep doin’ about on the second and appreciation of the arts and ; W.' floor, are going where they will be appreciated; Brown, 9; J. F. Westmoreland, 5; and nobody wont say nuthin’ ’tall sciences. Tennessee thus becomes the (’. except that the first mark with proper where they will be a source of greater T. B. Lindsay, f>; A. V. Miller. 15; C. other fellow’s licked -sure State to dignit.v Watson, thing. the beginning of its second century in good or we Mould not be Milling to dis- Gore, B. 1; Howard F. * * * 1; Cyrus pense with them. J. history. Jones. THE "I cannot let Mrs. Carr, who has pre- $3.50 A PAIR. On second ballot. Hon. Ihoinas Ma- LIBRARY ASSOCIATION. the sided with such and grace at the son leeeived 1 vote, Harry Skinner. 1 THE INAUG FR A TION PROGRAM. ease A Meeting of the Held Governor's Mansion pass from it without (trover Cleveland, 1. Stockholders in ar Mail orders prompt 1\ 11-.; from to her, small, Hanna tveoivc 11 the Mayor Office. Legislative and Citizens’ Reception Com- some token me if to 1 i ’.rhird ballot, Mark fully appreciate Turner, Jr.. 1. mittees Appointed. let her know how I her vote; Josiah A called meeting of the subscribers to friendship and courtesy during her resi- Hr USE. The question of Senator was not < n- Holler BrOSIsHOEand.TRUNK the library Fund was held Thursday in dence at thee ity of Raleigh. I send her a tered into except in a skirmishing way. Judge Russell and the newly elected! the Mayor office. A majority of the ! spoon; and is it not appropriate to ac- the skirmishing was k'mi of lively State officers will be inaugurated on next! but stockholders were present in person or by company the cup and saucer sent to his between Butler and Skinner. Tuesday, January 12th. This has been I proxy. Ohas. J. Parker, secretary of ! Excellency—given to one that has so often It may not have ’.teen known to Butler definitely settled. i NEW the committee, called the meeting to or- j sweetened his ten, and that, SHOE STORE • a K-’ception committees were yesterday j more than i thaT Skinner was eeled with resolu- der, stating that the object was to effect ' life happier. c%\1 4 llou.se made his sweeter and Imp | | to spring at the proper moment, appointed by the and Senate and! tion, ah organization, by the election of suita- | through long years, than it otherwise reciting that the Populists were in honor the citizens of Raleigh. Maj. 11. L. ! ! ble officers and to appoint a committee Grant Is chairman of the Senate j could have been; and may it be given to \ a bound to support a Republican for the to commit-1 I\\ prepare a charter and have it submit- Representative | her to add many more years still to them. Senatorship, and that, therefore, a cau- tee. Sutton is chairman j ted to the next meeting. The secretary of the House committee, and Mr. C. T.; | under the hospitable roof at Bracel*ridge. I Wj. SFECIAL SALE cus action was not binding upon that reported that about $2,(300 had been sub- A-K it Bailey is chairman of the citizens’ com- ; is my prayer.” question. Mr. Skinner did not find nec- scribed by stockholders, and a large mem- mittee. essary to introduce it. ber of annual members had l>een enroll- These chairmen and other members of j I'( qSTOI-TTCE ROBBER; i A Indeed, if the News and Observer Pho- ed; and (hat it was now necessary to their committee's will go down to Wil- \s>i NG not too many | -jjHiir-'Aiis School Shoesfor iODays nograph was suffering with complete an organization. mington to escort Judge Russell and his if willing Confessed Committing !).*> Vsjt! e .< si i> i wheels, it looked as Skinner was On motion of Jos. E. Pogue uu election family to Raleigh. It is understood that] 5 In Jail Here and We have placed on suie for TEN lt>i <1 most durable line of to leave his advantage in statu quo with- was held resulting ns follows: Pullman cars have been placed at their flic Crime for Money. out pushing it further. On the other For president, John C. Drowry; vice- disposal for this purpose by the Southern hand, it would seem that Butler was sat- president, Needham B. Broughton; Railway and Atlantic Cpnst Dine. He is a young white l»oy, scarcely I*3 SCHOOL SHOES ami girls shown In Raleigh Every pair roaiiu’iiciurfd especially for isfied to let his disadvantage stand where for treasurer, Herbert W. Jackson; for The escort committee will leave here years old. with a clear eye !»r boys ever ns. an warranted to wear Juntas icpreseiited. Everybody invited to vi.*i>. this great special sale. it was without pushing it any further. secretary, Charles J. Parker. Sunday morning on the 11:30 Southern and bright. open face. There is Certain it is that no action was taken and Committee to prepare charter: F. 11. train for Wilmington via Goldsboro. nothing of the criminal about s that the caucus adjourned until to-night, Busbee, Chas. J. Parker, Geo. Allen. They will spend the night, in Wilmington him in appearance. As he foliov -S. C. POOL. probaly to give Butler time to take a A very valuable library has been of- and leave for Raleigh next morning with ed the officer from the train to the court 130 FAYETTEVILLE STREET. fresh hold to-day. fered to the association on favorable Judge Russell and family and a large house yesterday, carrying a small paper Mr. Skinner was in one of his rasp- terms, without using any of the funds delegation of Wilmington people, arriv- box in his hand-cuffed hands, lie looked as ing. dramatic moods, and pointing his already subscribed, an(Pit is thought that ing here at 3:40 Monday afternoon. if he would not maliciously harm any finger at Mr. Butler exclaimed: “I am for another large library will be obtained, On his arrival here Judge Russell creature in the world. And I don't be- Mr. Pritchard for Senator, who are you whenever the association is .prepared to will le driven to the Park Hotel, where lieve he Mould, but he is a thief, a rob- rooms after for? Name your man!” receive it. This is an important move in he will have until he takes ber. a postoffice robber, and he Mas There was for the oath of office, when he and his family applause both Butler the right direction, the influence of * good brought here to await in the county jail PEACE' will move to the Governor’s mansion. and Skinner, and the Phonograph, on be- circulating library is felt by every fami- bis certain sentence to the Albany inauguration ceremonies, iteni- ing turned on, made almost as much noise ly; the community will owe a lasting debt The which tentiary by tin* next Federal Court. at noon on Tuesday, the 12th, m for one as for the other, which if a dumb of gratitude to the busy men, who have 1 say “certain” sentence, because lie will he as simple as.possible. The oath machine can show anything would go t<> given their valuable time to this work, dees not deny the charge against him. IL prove that the following of and they jof office will be administered in the institute. the two lead- will owe to says postofilce a larger debt the of- of he did break into the :o ers was nearly equal. ficers who have to i House Representatives, before both Evans, consented accept the after Chatham county, and that he £Tfr j branches of the Legislature, and Moreover, Skinner was quite sever# responsibility of organizing the work. Address, JAMES V. A., that. Judge Russell will make a. speech stole therefrom a package of letters, a DINWIDDJK when he twitted Butler with having every I (Univeraity \ itgjpja) bolt- Let citizen take an interest in the outlining policy. check and some sample packages of med- of ed the convention of four years ago. his matter. evening public reception icine that, had been sent through the mad. But Butler was cool, unimpassioned That a will be tendered the new Governor and State He admits that he was searching for earnest, and evidently left follow- ESS CENTEX but his TIIE TMXN EE NIA L. officers by the Capital Club. money. But it was useless to deny it. ers Confident. For they spoke with cour- for when arrested the officers found some age last night of the caucus saying that The Legislature to be Asked for an the articles upob bis person and tin they did not fear Appropriation to It. JURORS FOR FEBRUARY TERM. Wanted! the issue, and that they rest of them in his home. Therefore, WONDERS they victory considered that now had the The North Carolina Board of Com- when his trial came up he plead guilty. • The following jurors by townships were won. His name is Robert missioners to the Tenuessee Centennial bv 1 for N. Dixon. His On the other hand, it was confidently drawn tin County Commissioners is One good Life Insurarce and International Exposition met in the First home in Chatham county, near Evans, claimed by an insider that at least eigh the February (civil) term of court. Will Never Cease “*s Long as Mrs. Senate chamber and organized by elect- week: the postofflee he robbed. Though young 4-: . teen “sure Mike” Populists had given ing in years, Solicitor for Chat let .u Col. Then. F. Davidson presendent St. Mary’s township—N. \V. Pool, J. L. he is old in the crime of larceny. Joe Person’s Remedy Lives their earnest assurances to the Pritchard of the Board Only three months ago and Mr. 11. W. Miller, the he got out of the * they Watson, C. W. Williams. crowd that could be depended in secretary. A committee wtvs appointed workhouse after serving a term of eight one or tw s ec t through Buekhorn —J. It. Rolling, L. Wilson. thick and thin, caucus or no consisting of Maj. Daves, Capt. Since corn, Graham Raleigh—Henry Cross, It. E. Craw- months. that he stole somp caucus. Baldy Capehart and the president, matter compromised. Lust June I was suffering terribly from Viea,.*r«i. Col. ford, J. D. Carroll. L. B. Pegram, It. C. nndathe was Last some bladder trouble. which was so severe work in ana Cen- Then the question came up with whom Davidson, was appointed to formulate M-eek he Bedford, S. I). Smith, W. 11. Itiggnn. broke into tbe postoffice and is and exireme that the physicians said an will Butler meet his opponent? a to Legislature regard operation performed ahii Guthrie? memorial the in Oak Burton now in jail here for so doing. would have to he tral North nna. Dockery? Mott, Jr., or Mott, Sr.?. to an appropriation a State exhibit Grove—Alex (col.) the stone crushed. I dreaded it so much and First- for Little He was brought here yesterday morn had much faith in Mrs. Person’s WASH The claim of the Pritchard men i- that at the r ntennial, which opens May River—A. L. Hicks. so ' Ist. White J. Holt. ing by Deputy Marshal W. 11. Cook, of that I determined to try it first and see what they will go in with the Republicans being u.e one hundredth anniversary of Oak—E. wou do tor me, so it class contrac ts to good men* House Creek—J. Siler City. it d I applied three solid, nor do they yield even the three the formation of Tennessee as a State, W. Marks. times a day and in TIIiRTYHiXHOURS reported certainly not closes New Light—W. O. Ray. I. E. Beck. the Inflammation subsided, the swelling and as disaffected, Cox, and October 30th. enlargement was reduced, Address they confidently Those drawn for the TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY and THEBTONE whom claim. In addi- The following commissioners Mere second week are PASSED WITHOUT ANY TROUBLE, The j tion to these, with Dockery present meeting: aa follows: stone was so la;ge, and know, ! and Brower at this Col. Theo. F. Take Laxative Brorno Tablets nooueean ex- “INSURANCE,” not counted, say 70, the Republicans Davidson, of Asheville; Whiting, Swift Creek—Wui. Cotton (eol.), W. A. Quinine eept those who have so suffered, what it was. ' Mr. of All druggists refund the money I do not believe I could have s ood an opera- ! claim 18 Populists, 88, tvvo Wilmington; Maj. I*. of Sauls. if it in all above 'l'. Robertson, fails to cure. 25c. lion, and believe I would have died had it t the necessary number. That is the Re- Charlotte, and H. W. Miller, of Raleigh. Raleigh—Frank Branch (eol.), M. L. not been for Mrs. Joe Person’s WASH. If Box 195. Raleigh, N. C. publican contention up to date, The three commissioners who are absent Martin, C. E. Crawford. J. J. Grady. anyone is suffering from this bladder trou- ~ and to John E. Duke. bie, let them try it. My pain would be so they defy Butler shake the figures are Dr. Capehart, of Kittrell; Maj. Gra- BICYCLE FOR SALE. reat that 1 would have to be put Hi a tub of j which they say will mount higher. ham Daves, of Newbern. and Mr. Gra- Cary—J. S. Cooper, J. J. Maioom, G. hot water to relieve those terrible paroxysms | THE RALEIGH pains. perfect cure n«i They argue against Butler that jf of 11. Clark. I by of It made a of me. Oh, j Pennsylvania Ave. aud t ho ham. I^enoir. am authorized Ernest Pittman, the a jGo presents Dockery, he will make Mott important Barton’s Bailey. orphan boy that everyone could realize what medicine I the It is that North Carolina Creek—J. D. Mho drew the Berumnger is within reach, and try it, how much suffer- 1 I) WAStHNfm-?L. J> ~ people inad and vice versa. be property represented in this expos!-1 White Oak—L Jenks. bicycle on Christmas Eve, to sell the lug would be saved. Mis. Person herself does So that they count on factional differ- tion. Tennessee is a child of the Old ! Little River—W. J. Pulley, J. B. Ed wheel for him. The not say as much for her remedy as it de j bicycle is a good serves. European t'lan ences in Butler’s camp. It was whisper- and worthy daughter ' wards. l>, » North State a she •ue, finely finished, and can be seen at I am, very truly, ilMHllntflVS: 101, ed yesterday that Mr. Butler sent friends has proved. We are proud of her and St. Mary’s Harry Nichola. W. H. the office of C. C. McDonald, who has M US'. ABNER ALI X AKI>EII. | to Republicans asking if they sup- rejoice prosperity as some sense H> pewell, Me< kienbuig au elegant restaurant for gentium a and would in her in Owens. kindly offered to sell the wheel without Co., N. C. t Dec. ' lK>rt Dr. Mott, in answer to 1, ladlea. Also luxurious case tor gent imen, which some, our own. Cedar Fork—W. T. Mareom. commission. Private dining and banquet hall, “No, too I rooms said: he is old.” The exposition has been recognized by Middle Creek—J. W. Rowland. L. i Prompt service and first-class eutsin.., F. ALFORD. I LA TTV, usurer. —=A CLEAN SWEEPS

A revolution in a winter stock is even more necessary than a change in politics. never was and never There will be more need for heavyy raiment than existsexlats at ores-res ent, and never was nor can be more of a disposition on our part to clean it out. P NOW FOR IT It s probable quite that the only way in which most of our citizens will ever make much money is by saving it. Unless chances are presented for doimr that ’ the barrel gets empty and the cruse runs dry. Embrace the opportunity: s inai ine Men’s Underwear Colored Dress Goods. Clothing Department. At, values that cannot be equalled Men’s natural wool shirts, excellent value for 85c, Half price of fine 65c; sale high class dress goods novelties. Money saving as you have neve* Men’s reduced to men’s all wool scarlet shirts and draw* rs that were #1 2-V*educed to 9Uc each before known in dress goods. cheviot sack suits that were sl2 reduced to $8 50; men’s kersey and cheviot ft * Half price sale of odd lots and broken sizes of ! sack suits that have been at $8 and now J(;o men’s, women’s and children’s knit underwear j that retailing *lO ?5 50 pairs men A line Crated trous- Shirts, vests and drawers that were 40, 50 and 60c, now 25c each. Shirts, vests und drawers! ers were $2 50and 3, now $1 38 the pair; 60 pairs men’s heavy cheviot tnfuVrs that ~ a ro,,uced * that have been retailing at 85 and 90e, reduced to 40c. ani ® lßs Interesting prices in our entire line of boys’ Clearance Sale of Coats and Jackets. I t 0 and /oaths’ eh thing Kid Gloves. Blankets and Comfortables. ! Women’s long cloaks mado of fine quality of black beaver cloth, formerly of ladies’ sold for 12 One case white wool 11-4 guaranteed *»„> in. A grand bargain, choice of odd lots kid gloves in broken sizes, odd colors.! 15 and R2l* at >108: capes reduced to $6 70; $6 capes -6; misses’ blankets, full size at is on value up to 81, choice to 4sjp a pair. now it reefer jackets that were | kets that Wand*l6o, now $1 us. «>mfortables close I $6 and $5, now 81 and j3. comfortablesworesll that® have" ee£ Kb Jat 10 & I now fcJc; that were $2 25. reduced to *1 b‘j theavy grey btankcttM &£,w ertfaW* white table damask, 6a inches wide, at § f% p': | £ |\i L g\B 48c, former price 75c; turkey red table linen 12 1-2, 15, and '* Q so,c * as ssc formerlv " 1 20 ’a at 5. > 3° and 50c. Big cut in prices of towels, crashes and napkins, some a quarter, some third or se lhngp nre - a off of regular To-mororow From 10 to II O'clock we Will Offer 50 all Wool Jersey Jackets that Formerly Sold for SI.OO and $1.50 at 15c. Each. From 3to 4 o otock in the afternoon we will©fftw 500 yaids •! laces and embroideries at Se the yard. This lot will contain seme very nice style* and patterns. The above is only an index to the thousandw anu other equally important money-saring prices you willfind here. W. E. JONES, 206 Fayetteville Street.