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THUS. J, PENCE,
City Editor.
MONDAY, NOVEMBER . 1895.
Index to New Advertisement.
Notice to Tax-payers Page, Sheriff.
resnui cmue aroee rope.
K B. SeawelL ir. Surveyor.
s Kelt Weather Strip Julius Lewi
Uo. .
- Great BargainsThomas & Maxwell.
WEATHER FORECAST.
1 " " "i Forecast for North Carolina I
- I wnnu I Monday Not Received.
I "" Local Forecast for Raletsn
I i 'and vicinity Monday Fair,
.. 'warmer, i -
1 - Monday, November 4th
Local data for 24 hoar ending at
S a, m. today Maximum tempera-
tare, m; Minimum temperatnre, ali
' FERSONAJU.
Mr, W. P. MoGehee ia la the city,
' Mr. and Mm. Walter Grimes bar
returned to the eity,
. ."V... .1- ? ,
Ws are glad to see Mr. Bea Moore
' ia till eltjr looking wall.
. Mr. W. 8. ' Utle returned from
Hills boro yesterday.
Mr. Will Ashe, of the Geological
Survey, is in the eity today.
Mr. aad Mrs. Dare King left on this
morning's vestibule for Atlanta.
General 0. C. Huggina left for Ons-
lew eoanty this morning on a short
visit.
Mr. and Mrs. Sherwood Higgs left
today on a visit to the Atlanta exposi
tion. . . -
Hiss Sadie Kiner, of Brooklyn, N,
T., is in the eity visiting the Misses
Horton, on Wilmington street.
Mr. Charles Howard, has returned
from a week's visit to the Atlanta Ex.
position. He says it is a big show.
Belva Lockwood, passed through
here yesterday morning on the Sea
board Air Line train, bound from At
lanta to Washington.
Marshal Carroll left for Wilmington,
N. C. this morning to attend the Fede
ral term of eonrt. Mr. Clifford Car
roll aoeompanied him in order to
lieve him of official duties.
Mr. George Terrell returned yester
day from Bolesville, where he had
been ia attendance on his father, Mr.
S. W. Terrell, who is seriously ill.
He returned it Bolesville this morning.
, A Slander Case.
from Little Biver to-day came
many eountry witnesses in a slander
ease. Theerowd struck town early in
the morning and hung around the
steps of ths law building and the mag
istrate's court, talking excitedly in lit
tie, interested knots. Ia ths main
entrance of the public building stood
"the woman in the ease," young and
with a eertaln wild beauty.
It seems that Adel Eddings married
a woman named Hagwood. It is said
that the match was distasteful to the
husband's family, and that his broth
ers have been making Blanderous
statements against her eharaoter. She
it is who brings the suit against Ed
dings' two brothers.
The case will hardly oome to trial,
as strenuous efforts are being made to
compromise.
New Foreman of Wrecking Depart
ment.
Mr. J. S. Riddle has been appoint
ed foreman of the wrecking train on
the 8. A. L. by Mr. W. T. Plad, su
perintendent of motive power. Mr.
Riddle will have supervision of
wrecks occurring on the road be
tween Portsmouth and Monroe, in
cluding the divisions. He succeeds
Mr. Larson, who has resigned to re
turn to his former home, St Paul.
Minn. Mr. Kiddle is an expert me
chanic and an all-round hustler.
This much is evidenced from the fact
that he has been chosen to superin
tend so important a work.
Raleigh Ahead ot Liverpool.
There is not much donbt about the
fact that Raleigh cotton buyers pay
better prices for their ootton than is
paid elsewhere in this state. A
glance at figures will show this to
betroe.
This morning a local buyer re
ceived an order for a supply of cot-
. ton from Liverpool. The figure
' named as the price amounted to 8.09.
The same grade of ootton was selling
here at 8.39. Raleigh was purchas
ing ootton Sfi points above Liver.
Poo1-
Gov. Oanr and Family Leave for I
1, '. , Atlanta.
1 Ilia Exoellenoey Governor Elias
Can and family leave this afternoon
via. the Southern Railway for At-1
lanta to visit the Exposition. The
Governor and party will occupy
private Car No. 103, formerly used
by Col. A. B, Andrews. Gov. Can's
visit is informal, but no doubt he I
will be shown many courtesies.
.... m
This afternooa Thomas Aadersoa,
son of Congressman Alexander, of
Charlotte, had the misfortune to have
two of his fingers ent off la some of I
the machinery at the A. and M. Col. I
l B B. 8EAWELL. jr., Engineer and
,surveyor leveling a specially, worn
t uuue wiui ncuuinujr iuiu uinpM;u
m
I East Uargett street.
44t
Our Butter Cuds. Panut Brittle.
Cream Almonds and Taffy are the beet,
I 80o a pound. '
4w ' - Barbee & F ope.
i -Ky, i. if'i V !' , ".J.. 'Vl. j
To the Public. '
Your taxes I want and your taxes I
must have. Please call atfonce. -
-. i- v: M. w. f Aon, cjnenn. -.
There is a bin- rush for the a eat bar
gains at Thomas & Maxwell's -
" Dissolution of Copartnership.
The firm of Barbes & Thompson to
this day dissolved by mutual consent,
Mr. Alt A, Thompson retiring. The
business will be oontirued by Mr. E.
B. Barbee. ,
(Signed) E. B..BABBEE,
ALP A. THOMPSON.
Baleigh, K. C, Oct, 80, 1896. ;
Under the advise of tnv nhvaielan I
have ouoluded to retire temporarily
irom Business ana beg to corcuauy
commend Mr. E. B. Barbee, who con
tinues the business of Barbee &
Thompson, to the patrons of the old
firm. My connection with Mr. Barbee
ia severed with sincere regret. Not only
as partners, but friends, our relation
have been, without exception, thor
oughly cordial. With every facility
for conducting the business, an entire
knowledge of the wants of the trade,
and a fixed intention to give value re
ceived, there is every reason to assure
those uteres' ed that dealings with Mr.
Barbee will be entirely satisfactory.
AJJf A. XHOHP80N.
I desire to thank our natrons for
past favors and solicit a continuance
of tbe same with the assurance that i
will do my bets to please them.
Hi. it. .BABBKB.
There were about (500 of the great
witnout-proHt bargains sold at Thomas
& Maxwell's this morning. If you
want to save money, can at once.
Quail on
toast at Dugbl's, only 85.
cents each.
The biff rush for the neat bargains at
Thomas & Maxwell's may cause. them
to have to close their great without-
proot rates Deiore tne last or tne weec
Don't get left.
For Sale.
Half Interest in a Bavin manufao-
iiunug uuaiuoBo in uie city iu xuueigu.
A.aaresa jbox so.
A great many people have been con
vinced today that Thomas & Maxwell
are selling goods without profit Now
is your time to save money. Call im
mediately.
For Rent.
House with nine rooms, good locality,
water ana natn room, all in rood shane.
Apply to W. L. Davis, 523 North Salis
bury street 96 lw
xnomas s Maxwell nave an exve-
rienoed salesman in charge of their
elegant store between Whiting Bros.
and Woollcott'a. Go direct to the store
and Icall for him and secure some of
their great bargains before It is too
late.
Twenty Cents a Pound.
Cream Almonds. Vanilla Taffv. Pea
nut Brittle. Made daily at Barbee A
.rope a.
Johnson & Smith's nhntmrranha mre
all tbe talk. Diamond size 160, cabi
nets ti. 60 one half dozen. Examine
their work.
The cheapest thing in Baleivh now is
quail on toast at 26 cents at Dughi's.
Boarders Wanted.
Two nicely furnished noma with
table board can be bad at No. 217 West
Morgan street. A number of t.bie
boarders can also be accommodated.
novl 8t
Wanted.
An honest active gentleman or ladv
to travel for reliable established house.
Salary 1780. payable $16 weekly and ex
ouuauon permanent. fiertT-
ences. Enclose self-addressed stamped
envelope. Tbe Dominion Company,
316 Omaha Building, Chicago, nol-lm
we s; enow mating in tneir nei
tion tbe original Peanut Brittle and
Butter Cuds. We invite comnariunn
with other makes. BOY8TEB.
Lost Rank Stock. .
RAUCIOH. N. C July 23. 1896.
The undersigned herebv elves notice
mat sne nas tost, or ner late nusband.
W. K. H. Smith, has lost two eertifl.
cates of shares of the eapitai stock of
rue citizen tfank or Norfolk. Va.
numbered 40 and 82 respectively, the
farmer for three shares and the latter
lor twenty-two shares of said stock.
and wishes them returned to her If
round. Mrs. mart o. Smith.
Executrix of w. 'N. H. Smith.
octl9 8m Deceased, Baleigh. N. a
Madam Beeson desires to eaU tbe at
tention of the oublie to her new strwk
i oi lau ana winter Millinery for ladies,
misses and children. Infanta (sm
! sacques, notions, etc . octlti
Bretsch has buut un such a tarada
tnatne is Dusys tupping to points out
side the CitV. His erarkmra. mhi niul
lunch milk biscuit! are the finest to be
49.60 for a
suit of clothes
that was
$5.00.
Blanket
that were '
16.00 a pair
::. aow at
94.00,
- . All-wool Blanketo
that were '
- H00 '.
'.v '.: aow are .: .
. , . going at
13.85. .
' t Ladies All-wool
' - " Bibbed Testa i '
' worth 75 '
' aow 60s
; a pair. --.
; , - Carpets
below
' -sost. , : .
i,- . ".. Qom - , v'.
. qulekt
Btoek- . V ; " - "
. i ;.' low! ' '
f . ; .. i . v ' v.
MBS. SUHA X. BWI5DSLL,
"' Kxesntrix.
'''"., .Boarders Wanted.
At the old Brigffs Mansion on West
Morgan street between McDowell and
Dawson streets. Meat comfortable
rooms. Table supplied with the best
the market affords... Apply to - Mrs.
Blake. v , - octaotf
For choice meats go to Thomas Don
aldson's. Stall No. Market house.
Telephone 180. oot SO 2w. -
Mrs. Bolyn and Warren are prepared
to do first class dressmaking at their
home, 60T North Wilmington street.
Perfect fit and satisfaction guaranteed.
ootio jm
.Wanted. -
A reliable, active gentleman or lady
to travel ror reliable, established nsuse.
Salary $780, payable tlfi weekly and
money advanced for expenses. Situa
tion steady : Beferences. Enclose
self-addressed stamped envelope. H.
. HESS, President Chicago. U
Come
AND
Examine
The handsomest Steel Range
made. It is
TTT17 -T1T!XVT7!T -
8ee our new
Bissell 'CPates
Wehav
3 Bicycles
On easy terms
T Baby Carriaares
At a cut price.
Vhos. H. Brings & Sons,
Raleigh, N C.
sept 27-1 v.
THE WONDERFUL
ROCHE'S
EMBROCATION
-FOB-
WHOOPING COUGH
An external remedy, safe and all
right! Home testimonials endorse its
erncacy.
Jas. FilcKimmon & Co
I'lIRMACISTS,
18S Fayettevtlle St.,:
Raleigh. N. C.
HELLER'S U SHOE
In addition to tbe popular Bou
Toe, we have added added - a "New
Opera" last like above cut These
goods have - - -
Extension Holes '"
and we assure yon they are ;-
The "Very Newest.
,134 FmvettevUle Street
ers
A Fresh Lot Just
Received at
W. (I. Klf.'G & COS
Huyl
Candy
:.. .1
DIIUG OTORE.
JJerwahger's
"' If yon have yonr Overeost'mad "to order," yoa are one in a tboosasd,
. Ther are a hundred reasons why it ia unnecessary. -: : -
- - There Isn't the viens for tn Overeoat that might prompt yoa to "fly to
a Uilor" for a salt , - - "
The Overeoat is a single torment a single fitting Jla a .salt there are
three satisfactions to give eo', pants and rest . -
Now faehloa vans to the iiinger lengths. Yoa don't know whether yop'r
going to like a long cost, medium
When voa ordr von are ia the dark. ; Yun v a hlvh Drier. tSO to 7S
' 1 at least, and it is too moeh t- hassrd
The dlnerene la last Of re. la onr
daeed faehibB in Its variety. All lengths hang on oar raeka. Ton see what
yea are baying, site yourself op ia it
As for the get-ap, oars are not to
W don't ear how partienlar yoa are,
mongnt oi our eoittotioa. .
:'-, Do yoa know that artists, soeh
about the salary of foar ordinary knight of the shearer ' .,
- Beeau yea don't find the cost
our ehesper than the loeal tailor
wrong reason, don't think the saving
ming. or the making, bat figure a little.
Where a tailor bays a' yard of sloth
one eoat we make tea thousand, the
counts, and the bigness of oar selling
coat, 7.60 to (30, aad yoa get the best
& Do : pmrwrnyg cr
DROP IN
At Bobbitt's
Where Yon will Always Pmd
ROWER'S FRESH BON BONS
AND CHOCOLATES.
The equal of any candy on tne market; artistically put np
sealed packages, ranging from one-half to five pounds.
PRICE COc per Pound.
J. HAL BOBBITT,
THE PHARMACIST.
IT'S A: BIG SIGN,
But it lepresents sometbin! bfemr
stiiL Real csUte in Baleigh is a large
fact and will richlv reoav the careful
attent on ef all investors. If you pur
chase property In this town, yoa put
muey wnere yoa can't lose it, ana
where it's as certain as sunrise tomor
row to pay yoa a handsome return.
(And owners are always the solid men
in the community. In a wide-awake
town like Baleigh, a handsome ad
vance of real estate values is assured.
If vou buv property now vou secure
your share of this advance. Gome to
us lor cnoioe properties
; On Easy Terras.
8everal large, convenient houses for
rent. Apply to
Insurance and Real Estate Ats.
Novl lm
DYE
-Tour Old Clothes with-
DIAMOND DYE.
tr. i. - rxrv xtttv rTv r vi7W
all desirable colors, for yoa to select
from and book, of directions bow to
ase it . r? --,.. . - . t: s -i
HICKS & ROGERS,
. PresctjDtion DrosRista
Notice by. Executrix.,
Ravins' ouailfled as the Executrix of
the last Will and Testament of S. T.
Swindell, deceased, late ot Wake
County, 'North "arohn, I hereby
notify all persons having claim against
the htate of said Swindell to present
the same to me on or before October
83d. 1899. or this notice will be plead in
bar of their recovery. This is also to
notify all persons indebted to said Es
tate to make prom it pavment to me.
Xnls Uctoner lttui, wo.
EMMA E. 8INOELLi.
Kzecutriz of tbe l-t Will and Xesta-
ment of u. T. Swindell, ijeceaaed.
Ernkst HaTwooDk Attorney. .
octl8 ltw
Agent Wanted
Everywhere. & a day.- Marion Hsr
land' New 3ook, "He me of the Bible.'
Over 000 new phoos: nearly sno extra
large paces. Just the book for the fall
aod holiday canvas No experience
eeled. For pafu- ar artareim ill.
Wynne, IJJington & Co,,
Reasonin
nr
long one, or a tolerably short one best
oa ehanea satisfstioa.
line of fine Overeoat we have repro
before yon go to a eent'a expense. -
be compared with any bat the flsest
yoar notions are not beyond-tb for.
,' i
a design oar fin Overeoat, are paid
hanging to the eoat, beeaoaa yoa en bay
aa make them for 'yoa-- don't give It the
is skimped from the eloth, or the trim
.- " -
we bay tea ease, where he makes
bigness of , oar haying brings its dis
pir it discounts. Look at oar Over
made. ,
LEADEIIS IIV STYLE
our :
specialties
The Whitest, Sweetest,
and Strongest
FLOUR.
The finest Butter and
the Best
COFFEE
that money will bny at
W.CStonach&SoDs
STOP
THE CRACKS
Around yoar windows and doors
by using ,
BOSaL.13YS
FELT WEATHER STRIP.
Gives perfect satisfaction. No rub
ber to gum or to harden. Is always
soft and pliable. Kept in stock In two
sires. Narrow strips for the small
cracks, wide strips for tne large cracks.
"All Right" Cook Stoves.
Remington Typewriters.
JULIUS LEWIS
HARDYARE COMPANY.
Wcollcotr (k
14 e act r.iAnTin
' ' Great crowds are visiting our department these Ho days admtrlag the
bssntifol fabrics aad exquisite garment and porehaslig snpplles for fall
and winter. All efforts of the past, grat as they were, hav heea far sor
passed by os this eaoD. Abundant evidooes of this is shown on every -aid,
ad In ali onr departments onr polioy U th best qualities at the lowest prices.
Millinery Department
... --'(SECOND FLOOB.) .
Stylish Millinery. Onr stylish Bats
gala new admirers every day. Snob
another rioh and rare collection of
Trimmed Millinery is not to be found
la town. Our prices are the lowest.
Ton should buy your Hats of os. W
hav th moat eomplet stock of Sailor
la th city. -.
Pibbed Underwear
' (FIBST FLOOB "
' 1,000 Ladi.8' Bibbed Vests wool"
80s. worth 7fie.. , ,- '..!:. . ... .-
f 1,000 Ladle' Bibbed Vests, entton.
sue, ebetp at 80s.
1,000 Gent' Wool Undershirts, 8Sa,
worth 11.00. - , ; , ,
All site for Boy'and Mis.
Flannels . '
(fIRST FLOOR.) , '
. Canton Flannel, very heavy, 8 1-S
and 10 yard. , ' ,
All wool Shakar Flannel, 50 yard.
' All wool Bad Flannel, 15 yard.
Blankets and Bed Comforts
(SECOND FLOOB.)
Comforts from 75 saoh up.
Bltnkst from $1 a pair up. .
Crockery Dep't
(SECOND FLOOB.)
A lot of decorated Milk PlUhers,
10,-worth 90s. ' This department is
full of stapl and faaey good and all
ar sold at a small profit. .
BE CONVINCED
for CASH.
YES, IT'S A FACT
I have opened a
. on the
FAYETTEVILLE '
WEX.T TO
WILL BE GLAD TO SEE YOU AT ALL TOIE3.
JoHn
T.
Increased 8ales41 Per Cent Over October, 1894."
T ' I Our Winning Prices Are Cash to All, ,
The Banker, ' Broker, Bondholder, Capitalist, Meehanla, Farmer aad
- . Labonr. all aniov the rich benefit of onr Cash Method.-
Bosines ballt on bnslnrs principles, th solid foandstion - (tone arsr
Honest reputation, good . baying,
tronbie to show gordr, money back at
Popular Coeds at Popular Prices. -
Our I a bargain store all through. We offer the- best, values. The,
trade recognise It. Good and price
Cloaks Our Trade Guilders.
Our every otferlng of fashionable Capes and . swell-style Coats, meets with
such a generous response as to keep us husy duplicating orders. Third stock
received this aeaaou. Tbe perfection of fit, tbe loveliness of style and modera
tion In prioea combine to popularize tbis department. Our prices commence as
low as $2.50
Carrying: the best lines of Shoes of
and sxes, we are enabled to fit all feet
vy e siaks our reputation upon tne values w oner. . Aone lite them.
Special Values ia All-T7ccl Dress Uoods
And special numbers In Black Henriettas,
Son.
ot.
Shoe Dep't
- Her yoa ta select from a 10,000
stock. AH new good, bought before
the great advance In leather and sold
at old price. ' 1,000 pair Ladles'
Dongola Buttoa Shoe, $1 50 a pain
sold elsewhere at li 00 a pair. . Call
and se them.
Cloak Department
" : (SECOND FL00B.) :
CAPES 800 stylish Cape from
ia.6o to $10.00. f..
JACKETS 980 Beaver, Cheviot and"
Boool Jacket, new tyl. mandolin
leeve. from I9.S0 to $18.50. Each
on I a great bargain and yoa should
act bay a Wrap until yoa have seen
oars. - . '- -
Rubbers y v
' ' (FIBST FLOOB.) ,
' All ise Ladle Mis and Men'
vary cheap. -
A large assortment of Towels and
Towelling.
Our Merchant "
T.ll.... raJiti.
a uur mi: uku
-, ,. . 7 .. t o - -
W eaa sav yoa 15 pw cent If yon
will let a mek yoa a suit. . Fit
guaranteed. - ' 1
A Urge It t of
each up.
Wrappers from 08a
that w are the people to boy of AH onr
goods are marked in plaia figure and sold
. W00LLC0TT & SON.
blanch - Drug Store
corner of '
and MARTIN-Streets
FOSTOFiCK.)
acRae.
clos telling, extraordinary values, ao
th word. .
adrertl a. - -
all kinds known to the trada. for an
with easy tuning shoes.
Serges and Crepons, extra good value.
C. A. I:2rvcod Ci Co.
toneiU Pub. O 1 lu.autilpbAa, I s.
OctlOtf
Nov 4 ly