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THOA J. PENCE,
City Editor.
MONDAY. OCTOBER 88. 1895
Index to New Ad vertteementa.
New Opera last Heller Bros. -
To the Public Mrs. Emma Swindell
A Mew standard Berwanger Bros
To Tax-payers W. M. Page, Sheriff.
J? or sale uows ana uousv
WKATHEB FORECAST..
I1' """1'
Forecast fop North Cro-
Ina Tuesday Falr.preoeded
by looal showers today. Mitch
cooler, with probable frost
Tuesday morning.
V Local Foreoaar for ' Ralelch aad
Ticiaity Taesday Fair, colder.
. faii? ';
: I oo
Tm
, ' .... Monday, October U8Ui.
Ijocal data for 114 hoars ending; at
n a. m. Miiximam temperature, iv.
atinimajBs temperature, itain
: fall, trace.
1 ; rERSOITAli. . . .
, air. Ben Moffit returned to Frank'
liatoa tni morning.
Mr. B. L. Thompson is at home from
ColnmMa for a tew day.
. Mr. Augustus Bradley has returned
from a flying trip to Henderson.
Ber. 0. Durham is quite ill. Mos-
enlar rheumatism is his trouble.
.. . - .
Mr A. H, Johnson and family hare
moved to Goldsboro. They will make
that place their residence.
Capt. W. B. Keadrick has returned
to the oity after an absenoe of several
months in Mississippi.
Misses Margaret! and Bliiabeth
Hinsdale returned Saturday from
visit to the Atlanta Exposition.
Hon. Thomas Settle, Congressman
from the Fifth District, is here looking
handsome and debonaire as usual.
Mr. John McKee, who has been vis.
lting his father here during fair week,
returned to school at Fayettevills to-
day.
Rev. J. h. Foster left this morning
to attend the Eastern Virginia Chris
tian Conference, which meets at Berk
ley, Va.
Miss Sarah Kenan, who has been
visiting Mrs. T. S. Kenan during fair
week, returned to her home at Wil
mingtoa today.
Mr. John W. Jenkins, whose clever
faber brightens the local columns of
the News and Observer has gone up to
Durham for a few days.
Miss Msry Montgomery, daughter
of Judge W. J. Montgomery, of Con
cord, is in the city the guest of her
cousin, Mrs. B. S. Jertnan.
Miss Wallace Priddy, of Keysville,
. Va., who ha been visiting at Mrs. F
0. Moring's on Blonnt street, returned
to her home this morning.
Mia Clyde Ellington and her guests
Miss Lelia McGirt and Miss Batson, a
member of the faculty, returned to
Greensboro Female College today.
Mr. Howard Haywood, who has been
taking in the Fair, has returned to
Butherford county, where he is con
nected with the Henrietta Cotton Mills.
Hiss Hattis Watlington, of Greens
boro Female College, who has been
visiting Mrs. James Bobbins on New
bern Avenue, returned to Greensboro
today.
Miss Laura Worth, a niece of Treas
urer Worth, and his daughter. Miss
Annie, who have been in the city Fair
week, returned to Guilford College
this morning.
Dr. Arthur Pendleton, of Warren
ton, N. C, who graduated from the
University of Pennsylvania last Jnne,
is in the city. Dr. Pendleton now
holds a lucrative position in a Boston
hospital.
This Lady Caught a Fakir. ; !
Saturday's paper told of how farmer
Gilchrist ran op against fakirs to hit
sorrow j this morning a reporter learned
of another attempt at robbery which
was made at the depot the same day.
A lady bought two tioketa to Abbe
ville. As she stepped away from the
window, aha felt a tug at her dress.
She had just put the purse and tickets
in her poeCet and turned quickly. At
bt raids stood two men thai hands
were dangling idly by their aide and
the eyea ware suspiciously innocent in
their "far-away" expression. , Glanc
ing downward the lady saw a bit of
green paper protruding from "beneath
the foot of one of th men.
. Please move yonr foot I believe
I dropped my ticket," she said. The
man complied sheepishly, aid she
stopped and picked up both tickets.
W hen she looked up, the dreamy eyed
men had gone. Her purse wee sndls
tnrtred. Had it been a maa's, instead
of a woman' pocket, tha fakir might
have ueeeeded.!'J,'
To the Public,'
To th Public.
The business of D. T. SWINDELL.
deoeasvd, will be closed out at once,
Everything
Everything
In the store will' go at prices you
never dreamed of before.
Dress Goods
Dress Goods
We have a large stock of Dress
Goods. MANY BOUUHT THIS SEA
SON too many different kinds to try
ai d prise them. Do yoa want a dress?
That's all we want to know We will
do the rest. COMB and SEE for
YOURSELF.
Blankets.
Blankets.
All wool 10-4 California bltnkets
Thoy were the $4.60 kind, now only
.34 a pair (see window). We advise
you to sail early, as the stock will not
last long at this price.
Underwear.
Underwear.
Now is the time to buy ladies'
gent's Underwear. We have a
line on nana now"caugnt thW sea
son," If you put off buying you v
miss all the choice valuta THIS
A CHANCE you should not MISS.
MBS. EM HA B. SWINDELL,
Executrix.
an
foil
To Tax-Payers of Raleigh Township.
I reariectfullv call your attention to
the face that the months given by law
ior me collection or taxes nave nearly
expired and that I shall be forced to
collect by distress unless the taxes are
paid promptly. I am forced to settle
on the days .prescribed by law and
hence make this apnea!. I insist that
one and all come forward and settle
promptly their taxes, thereby saying
toy sen iron Die ana yoa annoyance.
at. w PAUJ, snenn.
0Ct28 2t
For Sale.
Several fine cows, a nair of handsome
colts, also two young steers, Inquire
ot Mr. Hatch, MUlbrook, N C, or at
604 North Person Btreet; Raleigh, 38 3t
For Sale.
Half Interest in a paying manufao
buriug uuomeoo in uir uity ui naieigi
Address Box 364. . 28tf
For Rent. v
House with nine rooms, srflod loc ilitv.
water and bath room, all in good shape.
aortn bans-
Apply to W. L. Davis, I
oury street.
26 Iw
Golf Cape Lost.
A tan. golf cape, with a eolf hood.
uneu wiw ecouiso piaia snx, on
street ear yesterday afternoon. Suit
able reward for return to this office, tf
Johnson & Smith's photographs are
ail tne taiK. uiamona size Si 60. esoi-
nets 12 50 one half dozen. Examine
their work.
Flta and Webster are Coming.
Fits and Webster who will be s
at the Academy tomorrow evening in
their successful musical farce comedy,
"A Breezy Time," are not at aH be
hind the times in securing new and
novel features for their performance
each year. This season, in addition
to th beautiful Turkish Bell Gavotte,
the Law Tennis Quartette . and the
Bieycle Swells, they have introduced
a burlesque on that famous play,
"Trilby," which is having aneh a no-
eessful ru at th Garden; Theatre,
. New Toik City., It is a Very laugha
ble burlesque and ha made a great
Impression wherever the company
hav appeared to far this seasons.
Special attention has bee give to
th makeup 'and dres ot the charac
ters that'er introduced, which are
Trilby, Svengall, Little Blllis, Taffy,
: and th Laird. ' ' . ' V
crraiif BRIEF.
, fiabsribera to the telephone will
pleas add Thomas Donaldson, No 180.
Th cruiser Baleigh of th White
Squtdroa it t Norfolk. Th cruiser
will remain there for a short time , to
undergo om repairs. . ? v-jJX
Mr. and Mrs. Chauncey Depew and
Mr. Cornelius Venderbilt and son, who
have been touring in the west, are now
in Western North Carolina visiting Mr
George Vanderbilt's magnificent man
s! natEiltmors. ; 5 ' ...
We are now making in their Derfee
tlon the original Peanut Brittle and
Butter uups, we invite comparison
with other makes. BOYSTER.
Ijost Bank Stock.
BALKISH. N. C July 23. 1896.
The undersigned hereby gives notice
mat sne nas lost, or ner late nusoand,
W. N. H. Smith, has lost.-two certifi
cates of shares of the capita, stock of
The Citizens' .Bank of Norfolk. Va..
numbered 40 and 82 respectively, the
termer for three shares and the latter
for twenty-two share of said stock,
and wishes them returned to her if
found. MBS. MARY U. SMITH, -
Executrix of W. N. H Smith.
oct!9 Sm Deceased, Baleigh, N. 0.
URIavtted
To bring your friends to Johnson &
Smith's Photograph Gallery to have
tbeir pictures made. Their -work is
unsurpassed Try tnem. . octis
Madam Besson desires to call the at
tention of the Dublic to her new stock
of fall and winter Millinery for ladies,
misses and children. Infanta' caps,
sacques, notions, etc . - octltf
- Twenty Cents a Pound.
Cream Almonds, Vanilla Taffy, Pea
nut Brittle. Made daily at Barbee A
Pope's. . . . ...
: Mrs. Bolyn and Warren are prepared
to do first class dressmaking at their
home, 607 North Wilmington street
Perfect tit and satisfaction guaranteed.
oetl&lu) ' .. ..
r Mr. Fred A. Watson is prepared for
his fall and holiday trade with a more
complete line of novelties, souveni
$7.5o
TO
$15.oo
We've Raised a .New
Standard.
' Applaud persistency' it has ripened an ambition, verified a prophecy
derooui-traUxl a theory. We iiMve brought yoa bargains, rich in the sentia-
Bargains tbat we have aimed at al
complete line of novelties, souvenirs,! tuwa years or our commercial existence, acooi, caioumtea pma ior uuernig
picture frames rod various artlstie and ' of maguilieeot values at h price Uiat brands them bargains and Invite an in-
beautiful things than ever before. He pectton. . Prices that outstrip all possibilities of competition.
qualities, rare in the smalmest of the price.
tnese years or our commercial existence.
bus the most complete stork in his line
Ml tuv OUttO. ,:. w ' . OCUtSU
nly
e '
COMING THIS SEASON.
r
Wanted. , ,
A reliable, active gentleman or lady
to travel for reliable, established h tuse.
Salary TO0 payable $16 weekly and
money advanoed for expenses. Situ,
uon steady Reference. Enclose
self-addressed stamped envelope. H.
js. ut5S, nesidenv unicago, u
Come
: Nothing New With Vs. '
For the cast five years we have never
ccargeo more tnan and s&c per quart
for oysters.- We know the business
and guarantee to sell more good oysters
for the same money and more to the
quart than any dealer in Baleigh, Spe
cial prices to schools and charitable 1b
tUtuUons, which we defy others to
equal. ' V'V-
Our stock is received daily and sold
from the only distinct oyster refrigera
tor In North Carolina.
..-... .:.--';. (ijsa n. IVltS CO,
---. CHtj Market,
Bretsch has built up such a trade
that he is busy shirmini to Dointa out-
Side the city. His crackers, cakes and
lunch milk biscuits are the. finest to be
had. - ,r ...i'.: 4t
'0 ' N Age Wanted
Everywhere. $5 a day. Marion Har
land's New Book. "Home of the Bible.'
Over 51,000 new photos; nenrly 5tt0 extra
lares psis. Just the bxk for the fall
and liouuwy canvass. Ivo eperifio
ree!i' i. Ior partieumrs 1 in iiis-
M'lci.i Tub. O , lhilttuclpuia, ia.
Out 10 tf ' "
AND
Examine
7ondera for the Honey lien's Suits and Overcoats
,$7:50 to $15.09. . ;.
We want everybody to see our fine f suits and overcoat at 7 60 to $18.00
iney were made for evetyoody. Theseaies'tes to fit ever body. A pattern to
please everybody. . A fabric to satisf every body. They are 85 per cent more
valuable as they are meted out by o ner bands. These are all rtylea of suits and
overcoats, sack and cutaway, frock suits, light, medium and heavy overcoats,
eut in all length, medium, lonir and lnnamit aome with deen, wide eollara.
others with velvet collars specially adapted for dreas wear. If you see them
you will sy they are the handsomest line in town for the money. You will
soon have to change your light weight underwear for heavies ones. We have the
BE3T COLLECTION OF tflNE UNDERWEAR
ever shown In this city 60c to $S with full value at each price. are sole
agent here for Jaros Hygienio Underwear. . They are highly recommended by
tne medical board to pee vent colds, and especially recommended ior toe weak
asc ior catalogue. .-
The handsomest Steel I Range
- made. It is
5 Bee oar new
. Bissell Grates
4 We hav
3 Bicycles
On easy terms '
T Baby' Oarriasres
At a out grlce.
hos. H. Brigg & Sons,
LEADERS I1V STYLE
TURN OVER '
A New Leaf
v i a- i
AND SAVE AT LEAST 25, PER CENT
The Cash System and our Price Lis! Suits All. -; :
UPCHURCH&.CRTB
Raxxiaa, N C
ept l-lv.
Try-
Portsmouth Lavander-Smelling i
Salts," in glass-stoppered, nickel-1
capped bottles; handy for travel-1
ing, 25 cents.
Try
The Vioums Rosses Soap.
An elegant and highly-perfumed
Toilet Soap, 40 cents a cak.
Yours truly, .
Jas. McKimmon & Co
I'JIA. RMACISTS,
188 Fayetierun, bu, -Baleigh,
N. G
Better known as the cheapest Grocery House in Town, are selling:
Pure Hoe Lard. 8 1-Ke lb: bett suorar-eured flams. 18 1-Sc: English-cured
BnouMers, loc; Ureaift Stripe, 12a lb; best Northern nutter, so ana sae id;
Country Butter, 17 l-2o and 90r; all pork Link Sausage, 10c lb; Oieam Cheese,
IS 1-4: fresh Eras, lflo dosen: Mullets. 1 i-a lb: Codfish. 8 1-So lb: Roe Herrings.
SOe dosen; six bars Hoe Cake Soan, $6c; twelve boxes matches. Bo; Macaroni. 100
package; best Rice, l-so lb; large Hominy, 4c lb: Grits, 80 lb: Corn Flakes, 4c
lb; Arbuckle's Coftee, Se lb; green Coffee, 100 lb; best Tea, ao eud 40c lb; three
three-pound cans Tomatoes, 85e; three cans Corn, 25c; three-pound cans table
Peaches, 16c; Mew Orleans Molasses, 400 gal; best dark Molasses, 86 and 40o
ftranulated Snnr. S l-n lb: New Orleans Huirar. fi 1-40 lb: best Vineear. 800 tral
best water ground Meal, 153 peck: Baker's hooolsta, 40o lb; Cocoa, 0o lb; one
riund box iiaking Powder ana taiver bpoon, 100: rresn wortnern (jaDonge,
I-80 lb: six boxes Soan, Octagon. 85e: Hfcker'ar self-raising Buckwheat; Irish
Potatoes, large, 25c peck; two large bars Soap, 40; two boxes Uluing, 60; Prunes,
o i-sc to; uaisins, 10 ana im pound; suxeaxnuta, looio. ..-. ,:
CRACKERS AND CAKES ARRIVING DA1LY.:
All goods strictly first class. We sell the leading brands ot Flour AOMB
our leader. Sold at close figures. Qmnaeul. ;-w ? ivs.
UPCHURCH &; CARTER,
' ' 1 120 Favettovllle Street. Phone 1U.
Also proprietors Norfolk Oyster .Company. Oysters arrive morning end
I evening. t , - , , oct'Jo iw
DROP IN
At BobbittV
; is" , " j t
-Where You will Always V nd ' ; - t .
OYSTERS FRESH BON B(TNS :
AND CHOCOLATES. ;
The equal of aay caauy.on the market; artistically put jip
sealed packages, ranging; rem eue-half to fve pounds. '
HELLEE'S U SHOE
In addition to the popular Sonar I
Toe, we have added added a ' New I
Opera" last like above eut These I
goods have z,' , -1 , , ,
Extension Moles
and we assure you they are , "
The "Veiy, Newest. -
PRICE BOc per Pound.
J. HAL BBBDTT,
THE PHARr.lACIQT,
HI
134 Fajetteville Street
Hurler's
- i
Candy
A Fresh Let Ju?t
Received at
Must have oare or they'll surely
decay. Long before they decay; how
ever, they will show the neglect they
suffer and reflect no credit ururi; their
possessor. jf,
Take care of and preserve your teeth
1 oy using
Simpson's Dental Thud,
which will rt-:n the teeth, harden the
gums and at tha same time impart a
delightful odor to the breath. One
trial will convince you of its sup,
rionty over a 1 01 her liquid dentifrice.
rrepared only cy
WILLI ATI SL'.IPSON
LV. II.
Ll..vi
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CO
r!nf" "ri
l.l ta.wf 1
(ruUen Building.)
DRUG OTORE.
PSB SIMPrON'3 LIVEa PILLS
sod
BAD TOOTH ;
: ;i BRUSHES .
; Are very daagerons ariioles
' . '' beeaase th bristle get ia-
:"V to th throat and cause all
- klod of trooble which are
serious as well as disagree-
- - . able.
Com to a and ws will sell" r
; yoa a brash and gaaraotcs
satisfaction.
hicks Rogers,
; PrescrlDtlon DruRRlsta.
r()U DO NOT REALIZE
That yon are in Raleigh unless you are
, stopping attne ,
Vflncono HOUSE
The only Hotnl in the city convenient
IO i timings.
1 floor 1100 per
lioois .u0 and
AD rooms on the t' :
dav; first snd second
i.50 per duy.
SPECIAL 'JIZaLY RATLS
FIi; : EU3 AT ALL TKAiy3.
Thou." of i " s rerciitly expended
I-iu;miita,
la. X. tr.OWN, rrop.
8
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Lj La Laa Vi
jayjsNiNCr,.-
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s United Bj Show.of the World.
AMERICA'S GREATEST, OB ANDEST TENTED EXHIBITIONS!
THE PREMIER EVENT OP ALL COMBINED CIRCUS
.a SEASONS; THE LARGEST, OLDEST AND MOST
COMPLETE ARENIO AND ZOOLOGICAL '
'U : . ,i EXHIBITION OF THE UNIVERSE. .
3 BIG CIRCUS:S..,3 StPfRATE RIHGS
ALL KEW, SUPKRLATIVE SEXSATIOSS. . r .
5 CONTINENT MENAGERIEI . ' 60 MAMMOTH CAGES
80 HIPPODROME RACES!
RALEIGH, .TUESDAY, OCT, 29. Afternok Enalsg;
l Don't Miss Seeing the Largest Show on Earth. '
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Beyond all emnpariso th1 largest; oldest, Hottest and moit eomplote -
Arcnie and oolou;iol anttrpls in th universe. Noted for its tnatablna -'
msgnitadr, nsKnlfisene sod merit. : Army of trtista, 1,000 people, BOO horse -and
ponies. 80011 featore acts, 1,000 undrfal sights, 19 monster water--:
proof tents, 4 speelal railway train, $3,500,000 actually invested to perpeto
at it grsndear. . Its mrvlon Mcaageri, ambraeing every ' ctptivs beast
kaowa to exist t it maltltad of festares, qh on'a a show lon On t'ekat
sdmjts to all the combined (how, ;' Under tbe largest tent ever constructed
The 'greatest oologieaheolteUon In th world, presenting for th fiist tima , -:
in thiseonntry tha only pslr of Qiant White Nile Blood-Sweating Hlppopota-
ml, BdQj)td Alaska Seals and Sea Lions, -Performing Kangaroos, Trained
Elephant, Lordly Lions, Tigers, Leopards, stately flocks of Ostrich (tbe flrst,-
vr pnoiisiy sxoioitea, ana msrveionsiy trsinea, wna ana aomesticateq ani-t
mill of all descriptions. Trnly th only. great and legitimate cihlbition of ',-
It kind on earth. , . - , .- , .r
TUB GRAND, G0BGE0P8 STEEET PARADE, absolutely sllpstng any
pageant evr assn ia th public streets, take place at 10 a. m.. on Tuesday, '
October 89th. It is over mile In length.-. No postponement oa aeconnt of
weather. Two eomplet prformtnaes-ftrocon at 8, evening at 8. Doors -ope
on hoar earlier. , Seating capacity, 19.000. Branch tkket sal at Mao
Ha' Branch Phsrmacy. eornef TaretUfille end Uartia Streets.
Admission to all Combined Shows, 60 Cents. Children
'i " Under Nine Years '25 Cents."
29 RALEIGH, TUESDAY, OCT 29
SPECIAL LOW tXCURSION RATES WILL BE ISSUED ON ALL LINES OP TRAVEL. '
Woollcott &
14 EAST r.lARTIW
Son.
OT.
Great Vrowd ar visiting oar departmcats these -fin dav admlrisr lbs
b'aotif al fabrlos and exqalslte garment and parehssing npplis for fall .
and winter. . All effort of th past, great as they wre, bsvs been far snr
passed by ns this season. 'Abundant evidence of this is shown on svery side,
nd in all our departments our polloy is th best a.ualltiet the loweet price. "
Hiliirery Department
(SECOND FLOOR)
Stylish Millinery. - Our stylish Hat
gala saw admirers'erery day. Saeh
another, rich , and rare collection of
Trimmed Millinery is not to be found
ia tow a Our pries ar the lowest.
Yoa shonld buy roar Hats of ns. : We
hav tbe moit complete stock of Sailor
in th city. -
Pibbcd Underwear
(KIBST FLOOR )
1,000 LsrtUs Bibbed Tests. wooL
BOe, worth 76e.
1,000 Ladies' Ribbed Vests, sotton.
auo, cheap at 80s. - - -' ..
1,000 Gem's Wool Undershirts, 06a,
worth tl 00.
All sic for Boy and Misses, - v.
Flannels
; - (FIRST FLOOR.) 1 '
Ca nton Flannel, .very heavy, S 1-8
and 10a yard. ."
All wool Shaker Flannel, SOe yard.
All wool Bad Flannel, 16o yard. :
lankets and Ead Comforts
. " (SECON FLOOR.) 'h ;
Comforts from 75 each up.
Blankets from (1 a pair np.
Crcckcrv Dcp't ,
(SECOND FLOOR.) '
A lot of dfooratfd Milk Pitchers.
10c, worth 23o. This ..department is
fall of staple snd fancy goods and all
are sold at a small profit. .
Ihoe Dep't
Here you'eaa select from $10,000
rtoek. All nw goods, bought before
the great advance In lrther and sold
at "old price. 1,000 pair Ladles'
Dongola Button Shoes, tl SO a palrj
old elsewhsr fa 00 a pair. Call
and see them. - :
Cloak ' Department .
, (SECOND FLOOR.)
CAPES 800 etyli.h Cape, from
$3 60 to J10.00
JACKETSflSO Beavsr.'cb.vlotand
Bonele Jackets, new stvls. mssdniin
eloves, from flSO to Jls.50. Each
one is a great bargain and yoa should
not buy a Wrap untU you hav seen
our. . - .:...........;:. ...
Rubbers
(FIBST FLOOR.)
All sixes Ladies.'
very cheap. -
Misses andM
eo'
A large assortment of Ta..i. . -j
Towelling
Our f.lcrchnr.t
Tailoring DcVt
We can save you 3 dbi' cent If .nn
will lnt ns make you s suit. Fit
guaranteed. -'. .
A large 1. 1 of Wrpper from BSo"
each up.
I -
M? TONVlNrFD Popl.to buy or? All our
sJl V 11MVL,L goods re marked le nlals fl, i . VI
v ev asuva U1
for CASH.
voollcoit & so::!