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J. l iVCE, ... City fcditor.
t;;-; tay. octobek si. ic;s.
Iauui to iew Advertisement.
Lout J. W, VZangum.
WEATHER FORECAST.
I FUR I
h J
FAIR
Forecast for North Car.
liu Friday Fair.
Local Forecast for Raleigh
and vicinity Friday Fair.
( Thursday, October 94rd. -'
Local data for 84 hours ending at
8 a. m. Maximum temperature, 71;
Minimum temperature 41 1 Rain,
fall. O.OO.
Both Ask a Change of Vent, . "
Fifteen bills for forgery, falsa pre
tense and sosspirsey hf bees teat
' to the grand jar of Carteret county
Superior Court, In session at Beaufort,
These are in the graveyard insurance
frauds, the preliminary trial of whloh
ttraeted so moon attention last inn
mer. The Stat is represented by the
8olioitor, and the Ufa insurance com
psnlet interested are represented by
Col i , W. Hinsdale, and tne solicitor
and attorney both ' p reseat affidavits
for the femoral of ths trial to aaothsr
county, si they feat, that the graad
jory will hesitate to set ia the Blatter,
and they cannot -obtain justice. 3 The
defendant Bled ecanter affidavits.
.. Twenty Cent a Pound. '
Cream Almonds, Vanilla Ttffy, Tea
nut Brittle. Ataae daily at bai bee &
Pope's.
'Mrs. Bolyn and Warren are prepared
to do firat class drensruakmg at their
home, oOl North Wilmington street
Perfect nt and satisfaction guaranteed.
For Sato.
The old rathol'C lot, eomer Wilmtni
in and Morgan atret You will a
ways regret not catling immediately at
(EE
v..3; u,
Why this store Is just right for your economical puri-hasing thst is,
BKCATJSK WE BUI sSD SJiLt FOR CASH. Oor increase of bnsiness
strengthens this ststement and the goods themselves CLINCH IT.
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' PERSONAL.
Mr. Milaa Howard, of Ttrberu ia
' here. " I." - ,
Dr. Brttsh Young, of Roletvllle, ia
Ut. O. tti Dockery. jr.. is ia the
eity. , - J ,
Mr J. Craeford Biggs, of Oxford,
' Mr. T. B. Hill, of Wekt Forest la
in the eity.
Mr. Fuller Beid, of Greensboro, is
la the eity.
Mr. X. 0. Foster hat arrived aad ia
taking ia tke Fair, i
Misa Minnie Beid, of tfreeneboro, it
ia the eity oa a vieit.
Seeetor Marioa Bntler arrived ia
the eity yesterday afteraooa.
Mrs. N. A. Brown aad children have
returned from a visit to Bed Springe,
Misses Annie aad Lonnle Green are
ia the eity risking Mrs. W, t. Blake.
Messrs. Horace Stilwell aad William
Baldwin, of Wake Forest, are ia the
eity visiting.
atitee Iiisaie and Pearl Carver, of
Voreatviile, are visiting friends aad
relatives ia the eity.
Messrs. Richard Busbee aad A. 6,
Thompson, who are at the University,
are visiting la the eity .
Misses Mamie Smith aad Nonie
If oor. of High Point, ate visiting Mr.
Nat Brown, of this eity .
Miss Lillian Marshall, of Newborn,
is ia the eity, stopping with Mrs. B. D
Wleker, oa West street.
Congressman Woodard aad ex-State
Treasurer S MoD. Tate were among
the visitors at the Fair today.
Misa Kate Bdmundson, of Leach,
borg, it visiting liar titter, Mist Sndie
Kdmuadson, at Peaee Institute.
Mitt Minnie Black well, of Vance
eouaty. it visiting Mist Carrie Smith
aad other friends in the eity and at
tending the Fair.
Bar. J. J. Barker, of Aurora, N. C.
. a a ...
returaea nome nt afternoon after a
few dayt pleasantly tpeat visiting the
Fair aad teeing friends.
Mrs. B. F. Sehleshinger, nee Mist
Mary Lee, formerly of thit city, but
now of Chisago, it ia the eity vititing
at Mrs. Margaret Hill's on Newborn
Avenue.
Mr. Will Z. Coley, editor of the
Motkaville Timet, it ia tha city visit-
lag at the residence of hit father-in-
law, Mr. J. C. L. Harris. Mr. Coley
U a clever gentleman aad an always
welcome visitor to the eity.
I Oot JGdmond Jonea WU1 Deliver the
Address oa Memorial Day.
Mrs. jr. A. Oldt is ia -receipt of a
letter from Mre .' Leventhrop, of Le
noir stating that the hat seleeted Col.
Bdmoad Jones, of Caldwell eoaaty, to
deliver the address next May oa the
I life and military services of her die.
i tinguished husbaad, the gallant Gsa-
era! Collett Leventhrope.
The address Is to be dellvsred oa
i the 10th of May. Col. Jones it a gea
tlemaa of Cat qualifications.. The se-
! Uotioa it indeed aa admirable oae.
No. 418 South Wilmington etreet for .
termt of aa'c. . - -. .- net 17 St f '
Painting and Ueooratlng Notice.
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Bvery one who eootemplstea having
any kini of advertising sign work or )
other painting or decoration dHe be- '
fore the Fair, will pie ee tend their or.
dert to me before M.iridHy, a orders
are crowding In ' W. rjuLotK vi
v PaluWand Dec riur I
ocWT M f Under antral o'ei
Come
7
OLOAC'O.
Tramendoua Vahes I
." l'trr-prosehble styles f'
Ladies' Short Reefer Coats ia
blsck, greys nd eovertt the
IftOOkind. tasOcssb. Ls dies'
Btaver lth. Hoc Fronts and
e'tra s-'ivwi err Coats--the
$7 60 kind, H BOeah. Ltdies'
Klsck B -uele Cloth Jackets;
R FrooU. large Altadoliu
avew. and Bippla Bsk the
Jia 80 ktad, t9 00 each.
I havo cpcp.cd a Lranch Dru-Otoro
; , on tho corner cf -
FAYETTEYILLE - and HARTIR Streets
SEXT TO P08TOKFIC15.) s
AND
Loet.
Kelt belonging to the Fire DeDart-
ment between the market and the
street ear power house There were
about e even keva Return to J. W
Mangum and get liberal reward. S4tf
We are now making in their Derfeo
tlon the original Peanut Brittle and
Batter Cups. We invite comparison
with other makes. BOXsTK.
$200 Reward. .
I will give 1200 for the 84 X. O. 8.
OL Beporta and from $1 60 to W 00 each
lor atdiuonal volumea of tame. Ad
dress kL M Smith. Balelgh. Octsa
Many Bids for the Alliance Shoe
Factory.
The Executive Committee of the
Alliance Is still in tension. They
were together all day yesterday con
sidering the offers of different towns
in the State for the location of the
Alliance shoe factory without reach
in any oonolnsibn. Nearly every
town of say importance, and many
that are not on the map, are offering
inducements. There are three offers
from Raleigh. . Thomas viile is said
to hare made the most liberal offer.
Sererai delegations were In the city
so-aay on Deoalf of their respective
towns. ; They appeared before the
oommlttee.; Greensboro and Tbom
sOTilie were both represented by del
egations, v;-' -.
. v,. For Rent.
Two Terr Pleasant eottaget with eltv
water, bath. etc. One on eomer of
North Person and Polk atreett The
outer second door from roik street.
apply at out norm reraon at.
Visitora to the Fair.
Visitors to the oitv during fair week
etteville street, opposite the pottoffloe.
woere mey win os serreo on tne jsuro-
ean pian with tne nicest meals to he
aa in the city, the aw stovstert in all
rtylet, ateakt and everything ineludad
m a nrmrciast metu. aim tne nil eel
beer, wines aad lianora Servlee it
prompt ana nrttoiaaa. oetutf
Oytters arriving mon,'if and even.
mg a . upenuren a uuxer
rrop t aorioik uytter Ca
TilephonelSS. v oct2J 8t
For best fries and stews go to the
Norfolk Oyster Co.
LostBank Stock. "
Ralkioh, N. a, July S3, 1806.
The undersigned herebv aivaa notin
that she has lost, or her law husband,
W. N. H. Smith, hat lost, two oartlfl.
eates of tbares of the capita, atock of
The Citizens' Bank of Norfolk, Va.,
numbered 49 and 83 respectively, the
termer for three tharea and tha latter
for twenty-two shares of said atock.
and wishes them returned to her if
found. Mrs. Hart 0. 8 kith.
Executrix of W. N. H Rmith
octl am Deoeased. Balelgh, N. C.
Oysters on the half shell.
Norfolk Oyster Co.
V B Invited
To bring your friends to Johnson A
amim t rnotograon uauerv to have
their pictures made. Their work ia
unsurpassed Try toem. octl
We do not tell chean grade ovBtara
but can tell best aualitv at small
prouts. Korfolk Oyster Co.
Wanted.
A reliable, active gentleman or ladv
w uira tur ceuauum. entaDiianm daiim
Salary T80, payable $16 weekly and
money advanced lor expentes. 811
tlon steady Beferenoea. Kmtlnaa
teu-Moresaea stamped envelope. H.
m. ujuso, rresiaeni, unicaga tf
Mr. Fred A Watson it nrnnarad tar
bis fall and holiday trade with a mora
complete line or novelties souvenirs.
picture frames rnd Various artistic and
beautiful things than ever before. Bt
has the most complete stork in hit Una
m toe state. octlStf
Examine
' The handsomest Steel Range
made. It is
"THE JEWEL."
., . See our new
Bissell Grates
. . SMStnwanaaw .
v.Wehav ,
3 Bicycles
On easy terms
7 Baby Cta.rrla.17e8
At s tut price.
JaWsnBaaTi "
Mk. H. Brings & Sons.
Ralusb, N C
teptariv.
; fiHOEC.'
. Rvs dUm of the' HABEBT
; ('ON0ITlONa wa have cut the
pries oa Bhnse to aa titeat I
B-ver before thought of. Thit I
tie met at that buyers of
LIMITED MB.4NS can purchase the BBST 8H0B3 kt lest thstt the mtaufaa-
turtr's prices of todsy. . '
Ce A.I Sherwood & Co
7ILL BE GLAD TO EES YOU AT ALL TI1IE3.
John
Y. r MacRae.
SEE IT
- AT THB -
FairGrourids!
ARK
Try,
Greateat Trained Wild Animal
Show In the World.' Direct
; from Enrope. First Visit . -toBateigh.
,
The largest, - moat iateretting aad
woadtrful display-of animal
v eagacHy-ever eeea la
thia or aay other
. eoaatry. - "
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Woollcott
,14 EAST ARTITJ
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fcl SON.
or.
BLACK DRESS GOODS ANi) SILKS. RICH
?w(i4?A JACKETS. . 'WRAPPERS
BUSI1TESS
SUITS "
" Are In order with the admit nf an. I
tumn activity. No clothing suits bust.
nets at an unlets it nts neatly and per.
rectly. No rarment fits properly unlets
it's made to order. That's the Brat
axiom 01 areas, ana it doesn't need
proving. It's as plain as ths mul
tiplication taois that our made to
order suits are unequalled in town.
70UBEC00NIZE THAT
Portsmouth Uvander-Smelling
Salts,", ia glass-stoppered, alckd-
ctpped bottles; handy for travel
ing, as cents.
Try-
The "VlOUTTIS RUSSES" Sop.
An elegant and highly-perfumed 1
Toilet Soap, 10 cents a cake.
Yours truly,
Jas. fs1cKiii.mon & Co
PHARMACISTS,
ISA FayectemiM, a.,
" Bsieigh.N.a
1 carry
and
'J. O. Ball.
Wholesale and retail grocer,
a fine aad select stock of heavr
fancy groceries. I buy in the cheapest
uukkcw sun give my customers tne
benefit of low nricee flail and ha m.
vinoed for ouraelf ' No. f Hanmtt
awewk. . ; .1 y - oou'i lw
Madam Beaton deairea to eall tha at.
tention or tne duduo to ha new stork
01 itu and winter nunnery for ladies.
is and children. Infants' oana.
sacquea, notions, etc. ocUti
, Advertlsera WUl Take Note.
We mast inform our advertisers that
we will be forced ts adept a rale aad
adllar an It that an .1 ....
. . .. .. J I quart than any dealer inEaleigh. 8pe-
, mast be teat to thia office by 10 o'clock elal prices to tchools and cliantable la.
a. at. if they are to appear the tame I "ituuona, wmcn we aery others to
Nothing New With TJs.
For the oast five vnara wa have near
ccargea more tnan as ana 8oe per quart
for, oytters, Ws know the business
ana guarantee to sell more good oysters
for the same money and more to the
aay, tad by all means they must be ia
this office by twelve Vtloek. No ad
vertisement caa be set up anient they
are tent ia la the foreaooa.
We are forced to make thit rale
eaute'of oar largely increased circu
lation aad ths aeeessity to go to press
la time to reach our subscribers at the
hour aa afteraooa paper should reach
hem. The time required to print the
large somber of papers which we art
now issuiog makes it aeeeasary for as
to go to press promptly, tad the heavy
volume of tdrertisementi which wctrt
carrying makes it necessary that copy
f r s Jrerf 'asments shonld be brought
i.i i j t' e forenoon ia order that 'y
i -1 t : f ta op snd ine.,ed
i j I - i'T rUees. Thsy will in
f rt- ' g to the sdrertif-ers
i In, fc""at:Lg at.
eauaJ.
Our atock it received daily and sold
from the only distinct oyster refrigera
tor in North Carolina
(iico. N. Ivra A Co,
Cite Markae.
octUtw
Brettch has built un such a trmila
that he is busy shipping to points out
side tne eity. His crackers, cakes and
lunch milk biscuits are the finest to be
t
For Bent. i .
Red house. No, SOC Person street.
Ave rooms, newly painted, lathed aad
plastered, with a well of good water.
For terms apply to at. T. Leach, tltf
AVgento Wanted
Everywhere. 5 a day. 'rlon Kar
lnd sNew ook. "liouieof t e t':!iie.'
(ivwr ?..( O cew photos; nc vl kh
! a t ... junt the b-t f ir t e fi.il
I ) v canvsas o e -i e
I UDT T CD DTinC I
I A HAVE BICKITKD A
Y Y
IcS BSPKCIALLT FOE A
tua-l x ran wooa x
V . .. V
6 Dances 6
Y A LAUMB IaLHjK US . y
X THS TEBT LATEST IN X
$ Gentlemen's
v Kaieni Leainer y
i y WAiuiu it -r y
16 lMFaysttevUle8traet, . 6
6ooooooooko
ti iv mi a
L . . - . ... -
Candv
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A Fresh Let Just
RcccIycJ ct
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v;. ii. i:i::3 & ws
I Lioas, Tigers, Bean, Wolves, Hyenas,
Leopards, Kangaroos, Reptiles, Ac.
Go sad tec. London's greet sense
tioa The Boxing Kaagaroo - that hat
beta taught to stand up and box like
a veritable Sullivan
The Ltoa Hunt, -enacted by that
Celebrated Trainer, DICKENZO.- la
the groap fall growa, forest bred lioa
tadlioaessv ;-. .
Edaeated Dade Betr, the most aatoa
ishiag trained beast of the eeatury. His
laughable Hoetehl-Koutehi Dance it
the talk of tvery eity. --
Wrestling Uoat, a genainc- four.
legged "Muldoon," in a eatch-at oateh
can bout with its trainer
Happy Family, Jackals, Foxes, Dogs
CtttBati aad host of other animals,
living and agreeing ia oat eage to
gather. . , . - " .. .
Tiny, Pretty, Darling Bsby Lions,
only three weeks old. Cubbed la
America, Moakey Paradise, A mona
ster toileetlra pf Apes, Baboons and
Monkeys from every qatrter of the
globe. - " . '
So aad see , Diektatoo, tht Lion
Tamer, la hia errifle battle for life
with Sultaaa, tht newly Imported
Wild Lionets. - A veritable maa aad
beast light.
tto tndeee the 110,000 Front" En
trtace, lonrioatly carved, painted
aaa deoorated.
Sedated prises Adults SOst ehil
dres(10eeatt. . ' . v.-
lack Dress Goods
Silk Warp Henriettas, $1.95.
Black Serges, 60s. -Storm
8erget, all prices. "
Everv time von
which are exactly a
In every particular.
is unaosweraDie.
one of our suits.
what they should be
roe logic or facts
Mew Capes and
Jackets , 1 '
Hade of Beaver, Ostrtehaa, Bouole
Cheviots, etc., trimmed ia the lafttt
Freaeh styles. .
Undcrwonr
G. 4. WflliTERS.
" . Try Walters' Paramount 8jstem of
Garment Cutting.
actstf
If ea'e Camel's Hair, all.wnnl nih
bad Shirts, $1.S6. -
Bed Flsnnel Sbirta, $1.00. ' -Ladies'
Wool Teett and Pants. HAs
and $1.00, ,
Dlankcto ;
: All wool Red Blankets M-8i
drey Wool Blankets, $3.00 to M 50
i Whits Wool BltBketa.$a00tn $5.00
. The $500 Quality is worth $7.00 at
othtr ttoret. ,
Cli'na Docnrtment
Dinner aad Tea Sets,' odd Dishes in
Japaarte, English tad . Amerista
goods. Brle-a-brsc from all over the .;
wide world.
Our f.acrchant - ? r
Tailonnj Dep't
Is a tateeee. Corns tad sat ton s
auit that will flt yon. - -
BAD; TOOTH
; '., "BRUSHES
' Arc very dangerous srtlcles
,;, :; because the bristles gel
- " . to the throat aad eause
V kind of troubles whloh are
- serious at well aa disagree.
" . able. -
Come to aa and we will tell
you a brash aad guarantee
,-'. aaUsfactloa. -
HICKS - 4 ROGERS,
Mortgage Sale.'
v XstabUshea 1836. v ;.
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3-:- y;-"- -v' '
H.J.BROWN
C0FFi:2. HOUSE
BAixun, if. a, . " '
Keeps tht largest, finest aad beat te
tested stock of , r
Conns and C
. 7oci c
Bnrisl Bobes, V;
Lsdiet, Cents 1 1;
'.:t3b Clotai'
rrs, 81lppers for
i Children) slso
JOUN X. i : r.VS, rrop r.
By authority of a mortraee from
William Plummer and due tlununer,
hia wif& recorded in Book 128 at imuts
890. Betister of Deeda office for Waka
county, I will, on Monday November I
26th, tm, at 12 o'clock m., at the Court I
uouse ooor or waxe oonntv. anil t tha
highest bidder for cash, a tract of tend
situated in Cary township, Wake
county, eontaining one acre, mora or
lets, described as follows: Beginning
at a stake in 8ion Simmons' lina
thence south 9 it poles to a stake,
thanm eaat 1A 1.4 ivilaa rv . .UL.
North S-4 poles to a stake In Jones'
line. West IS 1-4 poles to the begin.
mug. Doing uie ureoi lanaaeeaea nv ii.
D. Olive and wife, 8. B. Olive, to Wil
liam Mayfield on the 26tb day of
uecemuer, laen, i-rierenoe la made here,
bv to said deed which is mala to wn.
11am Flummer from Haywood Rogers.
I!' .I-:..'., i.'f.t - 1 UWUWII,
.Oct.21.td. " Mrta8e
I Our Ctaro is the busiest ploco in the citV.
Como and ceo for Yourself. '
S HOSIERY, GLOVES . NEGKWEAR, Jto '
Vi ttsts will bay a good White Oouaterpaae made ia the South. W '
alto have better oaet, . j ,
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w sesortmeat of Bags sad we will say this about Shoes: '
V OUK SHOE STOCILIS VERY JARGE '
Aad at it was purchase before the present gre rise. Wt trt now la pt
tltion,to 8ATB 100 80KB K05BT oa year Shees if you buy them at oaM '
Onp Prico to; All Cash to All.
WOOLLCOTT & SON. :
IF YOU
Haven't time this week to look at I
our stock of Overcoats it doesn't mat
ter. The stock is so large that if we I
would sell one to every visitor to the I
Fair we will still have enough left to I
suit you. Don't fall to see our Kersey
Overcoat we tell for $4, The $S I
Ulsters, long cut with wide collars.
Wc Have
We have alios of blue and black
Overcoats In Cheviot and floe qna!:;
n.ertey, tne latter are long wiij v, e
velvet collar. Fit perfect-one r ! 9
$10. Bee how much less tlma ) your
tailor would c,"i or how r b 1 t
than $15 the rtr-.'.y-r 'a c!y;L..ts.
You C
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ivi r it
Oveu-. 1 1.
than v t j
our v. j t
tlie wy t -
II ).
v
inT vr.nr boy't
-1 al . i is I . r
' eittls-.d
r, aiij it U so s!j
re you Ciia te
DROP IN
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v v Where You will Always Find ; ' '
.- ROYSTER'S FRESH BON 1 )NS '
. AND CHOCOLATES.'
. The equal of any candy en the market; rtlstically put np
sealed packages, ransinr from one-half to ive pounds. "
PRICE OOo per XotTnd.
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