TUOS. J. PENCE, . - - City Editor.
THURSDAY.' NOTBMBER 7. 1885.
Index to New Advertisements. '
Thomas A Maxwell's Great Bargains.
. WEATHER FORECAST.
- 'I Forecast for North Carolina
' I oai I Friday Not Received.
I mn I Ixxl Koreoaw for Raleigh j
I i ... land vicinity Friday Ocean-1
" " tonal snowera, cooler,
' .' New Rail. . '
The Southern Railway ia getting
in new rail for the North Carolina
Division, preparing for the opening
of the Norfolk line on January 1st of
next year, says the Greensboro Reo
ord. The weight of the new rails to
be pat down is 70 pounds. The new
rail will be pnt down on the North
Carolina road from Greensboro to
Selina. ,. - v ,
To be a fact that Johnson & Smith can
make photographs that are unsurpass
ed oy any artist in we profession.
woes reasonaoie. . . .
:. Wanted.
An honest; active gentleman or lady
to travel for reliable established house.
Salary $780, payable 15 weekly and ex
peases. Situation permanent Refer
ences. Enclose self-adUressed stamped
envelope. - The Dominion Company,
316 Omaha Building, Chicago, nol-lm
For choice meats go to Thomas Don
aldson's. Stall No. , Market house.
Telephone 180. .... ?-; octSOSw.
Mrs. Bolyn and Warren are prepared
to do first olass dressmaking at their
Dome, our MOixn Wilmington street.
Perfect Ut and satisfaction guaranteed.
.' Thursday, November Ttb
' Iioosl data for 84 hours ending at
a. m. today flftaxlmnm tempera-;
tare, 70; Minimum temperature, ou;
. Main-rail, trace. - .
PERSON Alt.
- Hr. Wsj. Tneker went North on the
Seaboard train this morning.
" Ketsrs. R. 0. Bnrtoa and J. B.
Betehelor took the 8. A. L train for
' Weldoa. ' '
Mrs. H. H. Helper is at the Park
Hotel visiting her brotber-in-law,
Cant. 8. D. Waltt.
Mr. J. HL Winder, of the Seaboard
Air Line, passed through the city to
day en loot to Atlanta.
Hr. listener Ramsey, a popular
traveling man. representing Giles A
Kualls, of Baltimore, is in the sity.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Grimes who
have been laths eity for some days re
turned this morning to Grlmesland.
Mrs. Ingram, of Atlanta, who has
been in the eity for several days,
turned this morning to Atlanta.
Mrs. F. S. Sprnill and children,
who have been visiting in Chspel Hill
were here today en route to Louisburg.
Mrs. J. D. Hollister, of Winston,
who has been in the eity on a visit to
friends and relatives, retnrned to her
home this evening.
Mr. Robt. Page returned this morn
ins from his home near Morrisvllle.
He had just returned there f romGreens-
boro, where he went to bring home his
sister. Mist Daisy Page, who is qnite
sick of fever. Miss Page has been at
tending the Normal School and was
taken sick there.
' Have yon had Johnson & Smith to
make von half dozen of their card
photos? It only costs yon 11.60. . They
guarantee to sausiy you, -r ;'
& a SEAWELL. Jr.. Engineer and
surveyor- jjeveung a specialty, wore
done with accuracy and dispatch. 566
East Hargett street 4-4t
Our Batter Cuds. Peanut Brittle.:
Cream Almonds and Taffy are the best
aw a pouna, . s
-iw isarDeea rope.
Dissolution of Copartnership.
The firm of Barbee & Thompson Is
this day dissolved by mutual consent.
Mr. ah A. mompson retiring, ine
business will ba continued bv Mr. .
B. Barbee.
(Signed) E. B. BARBEE,
ALT A. THOMPSON.
Raleigh, N. C, Oct 80. 1895.
Under the advice of mv nhvsieian I
have coucluded to retire temporarily
from business and beg to cordially I
commend Mr. E. U. Barbee, who oon-1
tinues ine Dusiness or isaroee
Thompson, to the patrons of the old
firm. My connection with Mr. Barbee
is severed with sincere regret Not only
as partners, but friends, our relations
have been, without exception, thor
oughly cordial. With everv facility
for conducting the business, an entire
Knowledge or tne wants oi ine traae.
and a fixed intention to give value re-1
cetvea, mere is every reason to assure
toose in teres' eu tnatneaiinara witn Mr.
Barbee will be entirely satisfactory.
ALT A. THOMPSON.
I desire to thank our natrons for
past favors and solicit a continuance
ol tne same with the assurance that 1
will do my best to please them.
it. a. XSABBKJt
We are now making in their perfec
tion the original .Peanut Brittle and
Butter Cups. We invite comparison
with other makes. ROYSTER,
'fXQi'- Wanted.- . f:
" A reliable, active gentleman or lady
to travel for reliable, established house.
Salary $780 payable $15 weekly and
money advanced for expenses. Situa
tion steady - References. - Enclose
seir-addressed stamped envelope. H,
E. HESS, President; Chicago. - : : tf
Gome
AND
Examine
The handsomest Steel iRange
made. It ia
"THE JEWEL."
See oar new
Bissetl Grates
Wehav
3 Bicycles
On easy terms'
T Baby Carriajyes
At out price.
CllKDEFJUCO,
FANCY GROCERS,
803 JPnvetteville St.
Just received a shipment of Soda
Crackers, Milk Lunch, Oyster Crack
ers and Takes A 1.1, FRbSH ' '
Buckwheat, (latmeal. Oak Fakes,
Hominy Flakes, large and small Hom
iny. Preserves by the pound or in bot
tles at very low prices.-v
Fresh Eggs, Chickens and Turkeys
always on hand.
ARE THE BEST
Swift's Orioles Ham and Breakfast
Bacon always in stock.' We handle the
best brands of Coffee only. Momaja,
Mocha and Java, Arbuokle's and Lev
ering" s B. I o. are our brand.
H. J. HeinaY : Ejweet and
Sour Pickels V
Always in stock. -. Oar Flours are
stricUy the best ?( . ( -
ACME, ' '" t '
. DAN VALLEY SUPERLATIVE,
NORTH STATE and, ,
' DESOTA are the names! Money
refunded if any of the above brands do
not suit , ,
Fresh 13ausa.gre '
(All pork) arriving daily.
Lowest prices and prompt delivery ia
our motto. ; . .
Loose Buckwheat ac per pound.
Give us a trial.
0. H. AMDEESON tt CO.
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A rionkey ; j
Parrot Time.
You know the whole story. There's
the mischief to pay. and somebody
must foot tne bill. Tue moral oi it is:
Buy good furniture such as will stand
wear and tear the best for monkey and
rarrot are everywhere, in smbs rorm
or other. We want to add that furni
ture figures as a necessity, a con
venience and a luxury. All these
nointa are covered handsomely in our
stock, which is the largest In the olty.
, Don't be side-tracked into any v way-
side station ;but f '
COME DIRECTLY TO HEAD-j
QUARTERS . ,
if "yon want the best goods for the least
money. , , , ,
Gliomas & naxwell.'
Nov71w
Grestorovds are visiting our departments these fins dsys sdmlrlng the
bssutifal fabrics sad xqnlsite garments and purchasing snpplies for fal
snd winter. All effort of the past, great as thay were, have been far sur
passed by us this season, ' Abundant evidence of this is shows on every side,
snd in all onr departments our polioy la the best qualities at the lowest prices.
Millinery Department
- ' ' (SECOND FLOOR.)" 1
Stylish Millinery. Jo nr sty llsh Hats
gain new admirers, every day. : finch
another rich snd rare collection of
Trimmed Millinery Is not to be fonnd
in town. Onr prices are the lowest.
You should bny your Hats of ns. We
have the most complete stock of Sailors
la the eity. , .
THE CRACKS
Around yonr windows juid doors
by using r
BOSLEY'S
Vhos. H. Briggs & Sons, FELT WEATHER STRIP.
fUuuaH, N C.
sept gt-lv.
Mr. Keeler Wedded.
Mr. I. M. Keeler, superintendent
of the Raleigh Eleotrio Company, re
tnrned yesterday from a trip North.
He had been gone for several weeks,
bat none knew his object in going.
It was only when he returned, that
the friends of the Superintendent
learned that he had joined the army
of Benedicts ; on October 29th be was
wedded to Miss Leavitt, a young lady
of Mr. Heeler's old New Jersey home.
Mrs. Keeler did not return here with
her husband
Those who know say that the Su
perintendent had such a vast num
ber of strong-armed, straight-eyed
friends that he was compelled to
make an exit through a rear window
in order to escape the shoes and rice
which were hurled at him, with much
good will, but likewise much force.
Heavy Passenger Traffic.
The trains that pass through Ral
eigh are heavily loaded these days.
The travel to Atlanta is in s large
measure the cause of this. The Sea
board trains are well filled and gen
erally extra sleepers sre attaohed.
The very low rates are also going into
effect snd this, no doubt, catches a
great many people. A noticeable fact
is that bridal conples seem to form
the largest per cent of any one class.
A conductor remarked that he .hadn't
missed a couple for some time. You I
can always tell them.
Agents Wanted
Everywhere. Ma day. Marion Har
land's New Book. "Home of the Bible.'
Over 8,000 new photos; nearly 500 extra
large pages. Just the book for the fall
and holiday canvass. Bo experience
needed. For particulars address His.
torical Fub. C ., Philadelphia, Pa.
OctlOtf
Gives perfect satisfaction. No rub
ber to gum or to harden. Is always
soft and pliabla Kept in stock in two
sites. Narrow strips for the small
cracks, wide strips for the large cracks.
DYE
-Yonr pid Clothes with- :f ;
DIAMOND DYEJ
Ribbed Underwear
. (FIRST FLOOR)
ljDOO Ladies' Ribbed VesU, wool.
80c, worth 75.
1,000 Ladies' Ribbed Teats, cotton,
0s, cheap at 80s.
1,000 Gent's Wool Undershirts, Mo?
worth W.00. , '
- -All site for Boys and Misses.
Flannels
(FIRST FLOOR.) J -l
Canton Flannel, very heavr. 8 1-J
and 10s yard. , ', ,
All wool Shaker Flannel, 60s yard.
All wool Red Flannel. lo ward.
Tf O 1Ve ViaJQI UUAlSJMJf WMUM... I
all desirable colors, for yon to select
from and book of directions bow to
use it - ' -( ,-
Wanted An Idea.
Who can think of some simple thing
to patent? Protect your ideas; they
may onng you weaiw. write jonn j
Wedderburn A Co , Patent Attorneys.
Washington. D. C. for their tl.8001
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prize oner. , jovb
Lost Bank Stock.
Raucioh, N. C July 23. 1896.
The undersigned hereby gives notice i
that she has lost, or her late husband,
yn.M.a. emitn. nas lost, two oemn-
cates of shares of the capital stock of
The Citizens' Bank of Norfolk, Va.,
numbered 40 and 83 respectivelv. the
farmer for three shares and the latter
for twenty-two shares of said stock,
and wishes them returned to her if
found. MBS. Mary O. Smith.
Executrix of W. -N. H. Smith.
ocU92m Deceased, Raleigh. N. C.
Madam Besson desires to call the at
tention of the public to her new stock I
of fall and winter Millinery for ladies.
misses ana cniiaren. imants caps,
sacques, notions, etc. octltf
"All Right" Cook Stoves
Remington Typewriters
THE WONDERFUL
ROCHE'S
EMBROCATION
-FOB-
WHOOPING COUGH.
An external remedy, safe, and all
right! Home testimonials endorse its I
K aw S
miu,j. I 1TTT IITD T T3I1TTC1
Jas. McKimmon & Go HARDWARE I COMPANY.
PHARMACISTS,
Not t-ly
188 Fayetteville St.,:
Raleigh. N. 0.
The Board of Aldermen Met.
The Board of Aldermen, according
to agreement at ths last regular meet
ing, met last -night at the Mayor's
office for the purpose of levying taxes
for ths year.. Upon assembling it
wss fonnd that ths Board of Equalisa
tion, had not completed their work
An adjournment was taken until later
on in order to give ths Board oppor
tanity to complete its work.
Bretsch has bum un sucn a trade
that he is l asy shipping to points out
side the city. His crackers, cakes and
mncn mug Discnits are tne nnest to be
had.
TO BE CONTINUED
What?
A JEWELRY SALE.
Wc will place on special sale tomor
row at 0 a. m. every piece of Jewelry
that sold for 16, 30, 85, 80 and 85c I
apiece for
Only 10c
Only 10s
This special sale will contain:
Broeh Pins
Brocb Pins
Neck Pins
Neck Pins
Scarf Pins
Scarf Piss
Again
Ws call your
attention to onr I
complete 1 neof I
- Misses- and
cniMren's
dboes.
Misses' Calf Soring Heel, best
shoe made for school, $ S.M
Misses' Patent Tip Needle Toe,
Spring Heel, very stvlisb, 185
Misses Patent Tin. Spring, 1.60
The popular Kid Tip Spring Heel
Rhors for Misses and Children at the
following prices:
MUws, 11 to J. $1.15 '
Child's, lJ5and $150
Infant's Soft Sole Button JShoes
and Moccasins, .. . ,
OUR
"SPECIALTIES
Laos Pins
Laos Pins
Editors' Wants and Temptations.
Recently Pastor Simmg of the Tab
ernacle church invited a certain edi
tor in thia city to attend the service
for professional men held at the
church a few nights ago. "I want
you to tell us your wants and your
temptations," remarked the pastor.
, "Well, brother," remarked the
care-worn editor."mywants are that
my subscribers should pay up their
subsoripuons. My temptations are to
cuss those fellows whowon't pay up,
., Will Shoe All the Oovernon.' ,
' Mr. Harry j. Mooney, of Brockton,
Mass an expert shoemaker, has ar
rived here on a very novel tour.
Mr. Mooney started from Brockton
some time ago to visit every Capital
of every State in the Union and to
make a pair of shoes for, every
Governor. lie has already visited
t n C. pitals and encased ten pairs
ci Gdrternatorial feet in shoe leath
ere ,1tewi;i wait on G:. Carras
8" i f ? ta returns to tae c.y. A'ler
c this tour he will goto
Hair Pins
Hair Pins
Brea.t Pins
Breast Pins
50 j
HELLER Broke
Cuff Buttons
Cuff Bnttohs
Shirt Bnttons
. . ' Shirt Buttons
J " Collar Buttons I
; f Collar Buttons
And many other articles which we I
haven't space to meatioa. , .
Bring all the Children '
Bring all the Children
And buy to yonr heart's content, for I
you have never seen sneh a sale, NOT I
JKVJffl AT AUCTION.
We Have
" We Hats
A very large stock of Jewelry and it I
must be SOLD at once. Corns early I
. . . . .
ana get tne pick, .
MRS. EMMA B. SWINDELL, :
Exesutrix.
.134 Fsyetteville Street.
The Whitest, Sweetest;
and Strongest
FLOUR.
The Jnest Butter and v
the Best , -
COFFEE
that money will buy at
WiCStronach.&Sons
HICKS .ROGERS,
Prescription DrugKlsta.
Blankets and Bed Comforts
, 1 (SECOND FLOOR.) '
'Comforts from 75s each np. :.5
Blankets from 1 a pairnp.'
THE CONNECTICUT jfUTUAL
Life Insurance Comp'y
Bells plain Ufa Insurance, as pro
tection to ths . family, ' creditors or
one's oil age, and asks a careful ex
amination of Its slsar and equitable
oontraets, with thslr nnequaled gnar
antees In fignres on the policy, giving
true lifs Insurance at its
Lowest possible Cost -V.
With Perfect Security. This com
pany has been doing business ia this I
Stats over twenty-eight years, and Its
policy holders sre its BUST ITiUJtW 118.
Tbs Connecticut . Mutual . has ao
speculative feature, extension forfcl-l
tares or Intricate plans, ,- contrived
for the ' company's advantage,
nor the incontestable , clause, admit-
ting rascals st the expense of Its hon
est members, bat if any happen to get
in, it gives them their money back,
all stated la the contrast. . Ths
3 Per Cent Reserve
has besoms aa important factor In
lifs insurance. All will he gladly ex
plained by i , '",'.
- S. D. WAIT, V
General Agent, talclgh.
Crockery Dep't
- v (SECOND FLOOR.)
A lot of decorsted Milk Pitchers.
10c, worth 90s. Thla department la
fall of staple and faaey goods and all
are sold at a small profit. , ' , .
Choo Dep't
Here yoa can select from a $10,000
stock. All new-goods, bought before
the great advance In leather and sold
at old prices. 1,000 psirs Ladies'
Dongola Button Shoes, $1 50 a pair)
sold elsewhere at $3 00 a pair.- Call
and see them.
Cloak Department ' -
(SBCOND FLOOR.) - 1 ,
CAPRS-800 stylish , Cspes from
tJ 50 to $10.00. .
JACKKT8 850 Beav.r, Cbsvlotaad
Bouele Jackets, new style, mandolin
sleeves, from $3.50 to $13.50. Bach
one is a great bargain and you should
not buy a Wrap nntil yon have seen
ours.
rj . . a. , . ,
(FIRST FLOOR.) . , '
All sues Ladies,' Misses andMenV
very cheap., - ,
A largs sssortment of Towels and
Towelling. . . .
wur i.iercnant
Tailoring Dep't . ,
. ' We esn save yoq 35 par sent if you
UI lt as make yoa a ; suit. Fit
guaranteed." - . t
A largs 1 t of Wrappsrs from Oft.
sschap. ' 9 rJ
BE CONVINCED
for CASH. -
was ws are us people to bay of,. All out
goods are marked In plain figures and sold ;
. ...
W00LLC0TT & SON.
-if
" Notice by Executrix.
Havini Qualified as the Executrix of I
the last Will ana .testament or u. t.
Swindell, deceased, late of Wake
Countv. North Carolina. I heieby
notify all persons having claims against
the iLStaw of said Swindell to present
the same to me on or oetore uctooer ,
ssd, 1690, or this notioe will be plead in I
bar of their recovery. Tbia is also to
notify ail persons indebted to said Es
tate to make prompt payment to me. :
ri' ... . . mtnliA. 1U,h 1UUK
EMMAE. SWINDELL.
Kxecutrix of the last Will and Testa-i
ment of v. T. Swindell, leceased.
Erkmt Hatwood, Attorney,
octl8 ltwflw , ,. i . ,
I -' v,;-f.i? e. -.w , " ft.
Rojall
& Borden
La-Garciosa
JFt ve Cent Cigar.
DROP IN
At Bobbitt's
. Where Yo will Always Find
"; " vit (Dost
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But' their prices are much lower than THOSE SO-CALLED
COST SALES. We have but one price at all times and that's the lowest
Our slock is now complete in all lines of goods. No each stock of Fancy
Rockers, Tables, Coaches, Lounges, Medioine Cabinets. "Desks, Book
Casei and Combination Cases . : ? v 7 ,
von tZioxvri 171 ol:
- - " i .
la pl4ciog' the above named :
Cigar before the public, we
feel j tstified in stating that It
is the Acme of Perfection. It
will s ldom be , equalled and
never excelled. Try one.
ROYSTERS FRESETBON BONS
,:'.: i. . ' - 1 ... . .. 1. . " ,v , t
and chocolates; -
. The equal of any candy sa the marketj artistically put np
sealed packages, ranging from one-half to five pounds.
Pi:iCE OOc per round.
We are a little early, bnt our 1806 designs in Carriages are here. Only
a glance at them will convince yoa that they are the test and cheapest
line of Carriages in Kalefsh. We have them from the 13.00 Carr; s to
the finest. ' ' ' -' j -
When you are on the market either to bay or price, remember our
8toreisti;eI viorcf lowrr'ces;, Do not take our word but simply call
,Jte -li orLN AT NIGHT. ,
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8ole Agents for IUga. - i
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p mm,
Huyler's Candy freah every week.
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