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aHE MORNING POST: SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 30,
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GRAND JURY REPORT
County Institutions All in a
Good Condition
WAKE ROADS CRITICIZED
Borne Read Near Ralelsb Entirely
ISeglected Roads Generally In Good
Condition Court Adjourned for the
Term Jury for Second Week. Not
lVantad-Cases Disposed ol Yesterday
Convicts SenttoCouuty Chain Gaujj
Situation Wanted.
By a man of fifteen years' experience
in the hardware ami store business, as
manager or clerk. Address II., tare of
Kaleigh Christian Advocate, Kaleigh,
X. C.
Rids Wanted.
Bids will be received for repairs and
additions to St. Luke's Home until Mon
day, October 3, 12 m.
Plans and specification can be seen
at the home of Mrs. F. A. Olds.
Mrs. U. S. LAMBETH,
.Sec. Board of Managers.
Wanted.
A registered pharmacist a man who
knows the Kaleish trade preferred
J. W. M'CJEE, Jr.. & CO.
Wanted
An experienced baker. Address CON
COBD BAKEIIY. Concord. N. C.
WA NTEI). To buy a second-hand
typewriter in fair condition of good
make. .I. E. Pill -IPS, Cameron, N. C.
Salesmen earn ..MH a year. Liberal
salary to 1 ioiriii with. First-class refer
ences required. Bex Minneap dis,
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Just received a fresh stock of
; California, Bartlett and
Sickle Pears,
Bananas, Oranges
and Lemons,
CALIFORNIA AND MICHIGAN
TEACHES-
Wake county criminal court adjourn
ed yesterday fur the term, bavins bet n
in sesbn only one week, and it is espe
cially announced that it wLJl not b ne -tjary
for citizens summoned as jurors
for the second week of the court to have
begun Monday. October 1. to attend.
The most important feature of th"
court yesterday was the report of the
grand jury, which was as follows:
T His Honor, Judge Robinson, pre
siding: "We big leave to report that we have
carefully heard and deliberated tu all
the evidence given to us and have found
triif liills iii TSS i-:ises :nwl b:ivt returned
them to tlie court. We have visited ti.ej
-J;i W .r l .-.Hint,- iii.l t..Hli.l i. Ill '
Jtllt M tint 'uu ij t-v
g..d order, and in good sanitary ond'r- TOKAY AND DELAWARE GRAPES
tion. antl all of the prisoners report thai
they have no complaint to make as to
treatment, etc.
"We sent a committee to visit the
Home of the Aged and Intirin and ;h--Work
House quarters and found that
all matters pertaining to them in first
class order, the inmates reporting that
they were fed with pood, wholesome
food and that they did not have any.
cause to complain of anything.
"We visited the office of the Register
of Deeds and made investigation in re
gard to property, solvent credits, etc.,
listed for taxation.
"We visited the different rooms of
the court house and found them in very
fair condition.
"From reports of Road Supervisor the
roads seem t be in fairly good condi
tion, but a great deal of complaint has
been made of some of the roads in the
Road District surrounding Raleigh. N.
'.. while some of tin in are receiving
permanent improvements, others are en
tirely neglected and have not been work
ed in two or three years.
"We alo visited the office of the clerk
of the court and found all of his mat
ters i.i good shape in regard to bonds of
guardians, etc.
" Respect mllv submitted,
F. A. WHlTATvER. Foreman."
Before the court adjourned yesterday
Judge Robinson changed the sentence
imposed on W. B. Emory for assault on
a boy, from ."! days on the county r : id
to an order that he pay, the costs ;n the
case which he ascertained were on. to
heavy. On accofrnt of this suspen.-d-
of -the judgment the appeal to the Su
premo court by the defendant. noie.;.f
which was given Friday evening when
the sentence was imposed, Avas wiih
d rawn.
Shade Wilder, the negro youth who hy
reason of reckless driving ran over and
i.ainfuUv injured Mrs. C. II. Weathers
a few
NOW
READY
State Agents for
Maillard's, Wiley's
and G-unther's High
Grade Candies.
days
was convicted "and t J,i-
Remember Our Famous
Ice Cream
Any flavor and any quantity, delivered
anywhere in the city.
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A. VURNAKES,
Bell 'Phone 30. Interstate 'Phone 227.
t.Tii'e.l t. t months r.n rh' rnimtv .o.ios. I
CouneI for the defense gave notice of
an appeal to the Supreme court.
Eilie Baugh. colored, for the lanvny
of a clock, was s -nt to the county roads
for two years.
Judge Robinson h ft for h"s nr. v. s-
torday. lie is a popular a?id i y .-t'o'.e
jud go". Mr. Jnmes !i. Pui. who m-ied ;
as solicitor, ov.ivg t!;- illn.v; oi In
brother II. a. E.iward 'V
formed t;" ties of ;he o
w.is !:n:i: o many
m-'Uts ltr h'.s A.-nrk.
The te-ni oT tiie cotirf just clrsed h
Special Rates via. ofSotnern
Annual Meeting Mississippi Valley Med
ical Association! Asheville, N. C., Oc
tober Ith to 11th, 1000.
On account of the noove occasion the
Southern Railway - will sell round trip
tickets to Asheville, N. C, at rate of one
tirst class fare for the round trip. Tick
ets on sale October (5th to 9th, final
limit October 15, 1900. Rate from Ral
eigh S.S0.
Annual Convention North Carolina
Daughters of the Confederacy, Ral
eigh, N. C, October 10th to 15th, 1900.
On account of the above occasion the
Southern Raiway will sell round trip
tickets to Raleigh at reduced rates.
Tickets on sale October !th and 10th,
bnal limit October 10, 1900.
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h gh eo;ii:!i-
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boe:i retua: K:-Me for :he absence of
portani er.s. Only one convict
sentence.! to a ter:i in the penu
and ho -wa.- !:r.t given C years on the
enmity vm 1 and The scr-.ionce af'.ei
w.irls i h.ra-.t J to ?'. am rnuaie- of
years in the penitentiary. The offeneo
of wbiih h" was .-onvictt il wr.s t. aTng
National Convention of the Christian
October
. nurcn.
Kansas City, Mo..
to iJHli, 1IM0.
On account of the above occasion the
Southern Railway will sell round trip
tickets to Kansas City., Mo., at the rate
was of one first class f;tre plus .$2.00. Tickets
ftiliary .,n .,),, October Sth. irh mid Huh fin:il
limit October 23, 1900. Rate from lial
eigh 5f:jt..j0.
uggy. However, the eoun-
gmg. rh.' nei"giof of . !iich sre
at
a lii-iv-f ;
ty chain
dovore.l
roans v.a inrgtiy ;;ure..sea as
of the conr:.
Annual Ctmventior. Colored Odd Fel
lows. Louisville, Ky., October 2d to
,7th, 1900.
On account of the above occasion the
:o li.e iniprov-ment of - p:: db: i Sourhern Railway . will sell
a rt.mlt
nn AVER GOES TO NEW YORK
Has Purchased a Seat on the Cotton
Exchange Leaves This Week
Dr. J. M. Ayer, the well known den
tist, has given up his practice here, ard
leaves this week for New York, where
he will engage in the cjtton brokerage
business.
Dr. Ayer has purchased a seat on the
"Cotton Exchange. lie will bj wkh
Daniel O'Dell & Co.. S Broadway and
." New street. Dr. Joel D. Whitaker
has purchased Dr. Ayev's practice and
will occupy his offices over loylau and
lVarce.
Dr. Ayer commanded a large practice
in his chosen profession and he had es
tablished a lucrative business. lie has a
host of friends here, who regret to see
biin leave Raleigh and he carries the r
best wishes with him. Dr. Ayer ha
splendid business ahiaty and his friends
predict for hint a successful areer.
round trin
tickets to Louisville at rate of one first
class fare for the round trin. Tickets
On sale September 29th. 30th, October
1st, with final limit October 9, 1900.
For further particulars write or call
on T. C. Sturgis, T. A., Union Depot
and Yarborough House.
Street Fair and Carnival. Danville, Va.,
October 1st to 0th, 1900.
. On account of the above occasion the
Southern Railway will sell round trip
tickets to Danville, Va., at the rate of
one first-class fare for the round trip.
Tickets on sale September 29th to Octo
ber Gth, final limit October Sth.
Central Carolina Fair, Greensboro, N.
On account of alwve oeerion the
Southern Railway will sell round trip
tickets to Uroenslioro at rate of one
first-crass fare for the round trip, plus
."0 cents for one admission to the fair
grounds. Tickets on sale October Sth,
1Mb, lOth and 11th.
Death of an Infant
Louis, the infant son of Mb. and Mrs.
L. C. Bagwell, died at their residence
Saturday morning at 2:"o. He was Y.
weeks old, being a twin brother to the
tittle girl who died a week ago.
The funeral will be held at the resi
dence this evening at 5 oVloek. corner
South and Blount streets, conducted bv
Dr. M. M. Marshall, and the remains
Mill be taken to the city cemetery for interment.
Platonic
A regular communication of Hiram
Lodge. No. -P. A. V. and A. M.. will be
belt! Monday evening. October 1. RXHl,
at S o'clock. A full meeting of the mem
bership desired. Members of sister
fodgos ami visiting brethren'in the city
are cordially invited to le present.
W. W. PARISH, W. M.
E. B. THOMAS, Secretary.
' BUSINESS ITEM
Meeting Presbyton- of Fav'etteville X
C. Red Springs, N. C., Oct. lst-lSth,
On account of above occasion the
Southern Railway will sell round trip
tickets to Fayetteville, X. C, at reduced
rates: tickets on sale Sept. .50 to Oct.
lsi, with final limit Oct. 9;h, 1900.
Third Annual State Fair of the Virji! .tn
Srate Fair and Agricultural Associa
tion. Norfolk. a., Oct. 2-5, 190O.
On account of the above occasion the
Southern Railway will sell round trip
tickets to Norfolk at the rate of one
first clas limited fare for the round trip
plus fifty cents for one admission to the
fair, grounds; 1;1te from Raleigh $5.95.
Sporting Club Cigars have world-wide
epute.
WOOD TURNER wanted to work on
Balusters and Columns. Address Wood,
care The Post.
Annual Conference M. E. Church. Clvde,
N. ".. Oct. 4th. llHiO.
On account of the above occasion th
Southern R;: il wny ' will sell round trip
tickets to Cl.v.le. X. ('.. :u i,. hteed rates;
tickets on sale .-t. .. 4. .n-.l r- tin i) I'm.
it Oct.
$llo.
ith. 11MMI. latl. f ,. ,.u It;,l,
WANTED A first-class sewing: ma
chine salesman wanted at once. Will
pay good salary and exjenses. Cood
reference demanded. J. A. Burden &
& Co., Wilson, C-
The C hickamauga and Chattan og:i
National I ark Commission: annual re
union of the society f tho Armv of the
Cumberland. Confederate Veterans
South: annual meeting National Asso
ciation sj.an.sh War Veterans, Chat
tanooga, lenii., Oct. 9-11, 1900.
r,cni: octStiYtfh c(K"uo11' Raich'
?i?heI-ntM,.lt !0ihc abovp occasion the
Tickets to iWrtf wi" trip
titkets to K .lci-W :u ,.0tiU).0), r f f! k.
ets on sale n-t. ft in i ,
limit Oct. lolh, 19tu ' lt 1 hUal
Raleigh's Greater Store
Fall and Winter stock larger, grander and better
selected than ever.
NOW READY
The New Far.l and Winter Millinery.. Feathers, 'Plumes, the Braids, Or
naments, the Velvets, the Novelt ies. Walking Hats, Misses and Children's
Millinery entire new stuck. All All new bow a-eady.
NOW READY
The Taylor Made Suits, exclusive and .controlled styles. Automobile
Co.afs, r he New Opera ('apes, Separate ami Rainy Day Skirts, Misses
Suits. Ladies' Jackets. Uolf Capes, Dressing Sacks, F-urs, the pretty
Silk Waists, Muslin Underwear, Corsets, Wrappers, Silk Petticoats en
tire stock new bought by ladies, sold by ladies. All new now ready.
NOW READY
All the new shades in Broad Clo ths, Venetians and Covert Cloths, the
new Pebble Cheviots, Plaid Backs for rainy day Skirts, Fancy and Plain
Dress Goods. All the aiew things in Flannels far Waists. The newest
'weaves in Black Goods. The largest stock of Dress Goods in the City. All
new now ready.
NOW READY
The new Linings, Flannels. Linens, White Goods, Outings 'and Flen
nelettes. Standard Prints, Upholstery Guods, Curtains anil the special
sale Counters of Doe rustic Dry Goods. All new now ready.
NOW READY
The New Silks, the aiew Trimminss, Gold Braids in great variety, Silk
iB raids. New aces, the New All, Overs, the New Nets, New Embroid
eries, entire new line all new now ready.
NOW READY
The New Ribbons, all the new t hings in Veilings, New Handkerchiefs,
sNew Renassiance Pieces, Ladies' Neckwear, New Belts, New Faus,
New Leather Goods, New Kid G loves, Windsor Ties, small Wares and
Xotions, Ladies', .Misses and Children's Underwear and Hosiery, Nor
folk and New Brunswick Underwear the kind you want now. All
new now ready.
NOW READY
(Men's Furnishings, New Shirts, Collars and Cuffs, New Half Hose, New
(Neckwear. Men's Leather Goods. Men and Boys' Underwear in Cotton,
'Merino and Wool. Norfolk and New Brunswick Underwear for early
Fall, the New Stetson and Dunlap styles hi Soft and Alpine Hats,
dkiy's and Men's Caps. All new now ready.
NOW READY
The New Fall and Winter Styles of The Queen Quality Shoes the fa
mous Shoe for women. The new s ty'les Walk-Over Shoes for Men, Woods
School and Dress Shoes for Chil dreJi. Special line of Shoes manufac
tured especially for this' house.
iSomething new wiM arrive every day from now oi. We are going to
make things hum this Fall. Entire stoc k bought and sold at old prices. There
will be no advance here.
Lest you forget jwe tell you aga in you'll find it at
CHANGES
CLAREMONf COLLEGE
For GIRLS and YOUNG WOMEN,
A HICKORY, N. C.
A noted Health resort. Pure mountain air and
water. Magnificent buildings; pleasant home life.
Under Christian influences. Ten schools in one.
Faculty of 14 University Men and Women.
Best advantages in Music, Art and Elocution.
Rates most reasonable. Students from nearly
every Southern State, also from Canada, Western
and Northern States. Write for catalogue.
W. M. HATT0N, A. M., Litt. M., President
They are Beauties!
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And I am readv to show you the
FINEST LINE of Suittngs and Trouser
ings ever offered to the public.
My line of Woolens are up-to-date in
style and quality. My work and fits are
second to no one, and prices are way
down. You can find me at 21G Fayette
ville St., where I am readv to book your
order for a Fall Suit.
J. E. BRIDQER5
Merchant Tailor,
216 Fayetteville Street
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At Riggan's.
At Rjggan's.
Proposed changes in the firm and in the ar
rahgement of our store makes it necessary
for us to turn our business into money by
January 1st. Prices have been and will be
made for quick selling.
ST RON AC
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Gocds That You Nee J at Prices
That You Can Xford to Pay....
READY FOR YOU READY-MADE
TA LOR SUITS $9,00 to $16.50..
English Homespun, Cheviots, Venetian Cloths and Scotch Suitings, y;t0Q
Blouse, Box Coat Fly and Dip Fronts.
Walking and Kainy Day Skirts ..$5.00 to 50
Gray National Blue, Navy and Black Cheviots.
Dress Skirts $1.25 u n)
Jacquardsj Venetians, Cheviots, English Serges, Homespuns, Habit t'lmh
Flave and Flave Flannel and Pleated.
Flannel Shirt Waists, Dressing Sacques, Misses and Children's Ibvfers,
Jackets and Coats at economical prices.
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ThenColored Dress GoodsNow
40 inch Silk and Wool Mixtures, -73c yard, were $1.00.
40 inch All AVool Boule, 75 cents, were $1.25.
40 inch Two Toned Mohairs suitable for petticoats, 05 cents, were S5"ceuts.
o7 inch All Wool Mixtures, 48 cents up, were 75 cents.
o inch All Wool Tufted Novelties, 50 cents, were 75 cents.
Dress Plaids, Stripes, Fancy and Tlain Weaves, oO inch, 25 cents yard.
Satin Table Damask, Snow Flake and
Flower patterns, two yards wide, U5c
and 75c yard.
Table Napkins, $1.00, $1.35 nu Spl.
50 dozen 18-30 II usk Towels, 5e each,
00c dozen.
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On the above days I will have my Fall Opening
of Frenchand Domestic Pattern Hats.
The attention of the Ladies is called to these seven named hats:'
1st. ALICE, 2d. BEN HUR,'
3d. TROLLEY, 4th. VIRGINIA,
5th. LOUIS XVI, 6th. UNIVERSITY
7th. JULIA MARLOWE.
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We keep everything in School Supplies that a stndent, either large
or small, needs or desires. Everj thing is new and stock is complete.
PRICES WILL SUIT.
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Cannot be equaled. The latest novelties, designs
and patterns, all new and up-to-date
A FULL LINE OF FRESH CONFECTIONS.
sro-in
Wholesale and Retail Dealer.
These Beautiful Hats have I ecn desianed bv our own 3filUm
n r and ive believe you will say that they are prettier than any
designed e7setvhere.
We do not ask vou to bun a hat these dars but we want W
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to see thim. I know if you attend the opening I will please yo
mid nive vou somethina to think about.
Tlany Pretty Styles of "Ready
to-wear" Mats will Be Shown
All things considered, I think I can come nearer plcasM
you in Hats than ever lefore.
SUCCESSOR TO WOOLLCOTT & SON.
14 East Martin St.
The Piedmont Iron Co.
Manufcaturers of
Construction Castings for Cotton Mills and
Architectural Iron Work of every description
Columns. Rill-PIatPS. iTiirtIs. tf "Rrns Tastintrs. Boa-
-i-- , -w- TT , 7 vw w -'
DSs, uarpet-stnps, uar tioxes. .
Wrought Iron Wgrk, Bolts, Anchor-rods, Trust-rods, U r
Sash-weights, .Steel Beams and Channels.
Li. ' .Write for estimates on anything in metal work.
GREENSBORO, N. C.
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