. J. FENCE, - City Editor.
FKIDAT. NOVEMBER 15. 1895.
Iadex to New AdTertlsemente.
J. N. Holding Notioe of sale.
H K. Par-ham & Co. Dissolution.
- Amnan Wontier. Special DOticee.
, Dr. Harvey Upohurob.. Notice.
n.. v ientoo. special notices.
: Thoma9 A Maxwell. Specials.
M. C. Winston. Speoial notioe.
a t) . Montague Hale of land.
- W. A. Betts & Co. New factory.
WEATHER FORECAST.
, 1 1 I Forecast flr North Carolina
I FIR Saarday Liocal ahowera fol-
I lowed oy wr, cooler.
. I . ,,i ,1 Votl Forecast for Raleigh
and vietnUy Satavdey 'ir,
' , ' Friday, November 15th
Local data for 24 hoars ending at
, ft a. m. today M axtaaasa tempera-
tare, s nmiaaa temperatare, aa;
Rain-tall. 0.01.
PERSONAL.
Mr.
C. A, Petty, of Charlotte, is
here.
Kiss De Vane,
the Park.
of Goldsboro, is at
- Mr. aad Mrs. J. A. Green, of Loala-1
barg, are la the elty.
We art pleased to annoonse that
Marshal 0. J. Carroll's condition is Inv
proved.
Mrs. H. W. J. Nelson, kbs Miss
Alice Ones is visiting Mrs. W. P.
Whitaker.
Mrs. T. B. Jones aad her mother
Mrs. Davis left for Washington, D. C
yesterday morning.
Wants to Know the Reason Why.
In regard to the statement that
the Raleigh and Gaston Road is in
excellent oonditlon, the Wilmington
Messenger says:
This la good news to many women
and children and other stockholders
all along the ninety-eight miles,
who have not received a cent in
dividends in nearly threelong years.
That road is indeed an excellent one,
with the best of warehouses and a
ballasted road, and heavy iron rails,
and it never fails to make an excel
lent showing in earnings. Its main
fanlt Is it makes no dividends with
its fine showing and large net earn
ings. Why? Many much interest
ed people would like to "know the
reason why?"
Visit "Denton's." a cood Hire dbss.
In friendship meet and enjoy a social glass.
Superior wines and choice old liquors too.
imported anddomestlc "JSd keeps for you
The best place in Balelgh, bear in mind.
Denton's Vuropean House yon will find
Elegant Bestaurant in connection, too,
none-excelled meals "lid" serves to you.
Tourists, residents and stranners. all
On "Kd' at 311 Fayetteville st should call
Hlgnt or day to "Denton s,' a visit pay,
See his place while in town today.
Please yon certainly ''Denton" always can,
a is nonse is ran on tne miropean piai
When feeling hungry, tired or dry
Sd V. Denton all wishes can supply.
Grand Matinee Tomorrow.
There will' be a special school chil-
areas matinee tomorrow afternoon at
119 Fayetteville street to seethe Afri
can wonder, the largest serpent ever
captured and other trained animals and
talking birds. The African wonder
will give to each child a nice present
free. Admission only five cents, and as
it is for the benefit of the St. Paul
church, everybody should attend; for
it is instructive and very interesting.
Dr. Harvey C. Upohuroh,
Has begun the practice of medicine
and surgery in this city and offers his
services to the citizens of Raleigh and
vicinity, umce at no. uawson street.
A LI Ting Cariosity.
Only two davs more to see the Afri
can wonder, the greatest living curios
ity id tne worm.
For Bale.
On easy terms my residence, No. 487
Halifax street; contains eight rooms,
with hot and cold water; kitohen and
servants' room. Good stable and car
riage house. Possession given January
Dlaaolation of Copartnership.
The arm of Barbae A Thompson is
this day dissolved by mutual consent,
Mr. Alt A Thompson retiring. The
business will be continued by Mr. .
a. Mar oee.
(Signed) E.B.BABBEE,
ALF A. THOMPSON.
Baleigb, Jf . C, Oct 30, 1806.
Under the advice of my physician I
have concluded to retire temporarily
uuiu u ubui cm ana oeg to coraiaiiy
commend Mr. E. tt. Barbee. who con
tinues the business of Barnes A
Thompson, to the patrons of the old
firm. My connection with Mr. Barbee
is severed with sincere regret Hot only
as partners, but friends, our relations
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-
tniveiL were is every reason to assure
uiuee u. teres ea uataealines with Mr.
.oaruew wiupe entirely satisfactory,
$ " iKs' Aur A, Thokpsoh.
- I desire to thank our patrons for
past favors and solicit a continuance
or tne same witn the assuranoe that I :
J www wu ytBi3 Itlieiil. ..
' . .- Bakbk.
, Dissolution of Copartnership. '
will nn tnv km, ,a . .1
Tkeflnaof B.B. Parh&m' Co., it dissolved
by atutoal raaeat Mr. Taneey will ontinoe
the earriaee biulnM at Harr' hta ntaiul M,
Farnam will eontnio the nrery business at
Tucker's HUbles (Lee's old stand). .
All those tDdnbted to B. B. Parham ft Co.. wm
settle with T. B. Yancey and lie will any an In-1
dbteIness the said firm of B. K. Parti am a
Oo. B. X. PABHA.M.
T. B. IANCBT.
Kovenilr: 4,1(98. .....
I 'J rMTfl i Tbomas & Maxwell invite yon at their
J'ICllUti.v. store to eall, . -
noueui kuuus iuu iuw pnces toey oner
- all. ' .. ,.
Original novelties in furniture, bear la
mind,
Marvels of beauty at their store you'll
, find. .
A parlor, bedroom, or a kitchen
... set. '
Shades, lamberqains and curtains yon
, here can get.
Artistie designs in rockers of highest
- grade, . : -
New styles by leading manufacturers
.. made. . 1
Don't make a mistake,' to Thomas &
jKaxweu s go. . .
Money on furniture they can save, I
. Know
At their mammoth, store bo sore to
nalL - f i
X pensive and cheap goods they have
rorau.
Wake county leaden they are, it's
true.
Everything for a home they have for
vou. '
Xiiok where you will, go where you
mav.
Leaders in Raleigh, Thomas Max
well are today. io-w.
Mearloe Watte, Barber.
Has removed from his old stand to
218 Fayetteville street (Oak City Steam
Lanndry building ) row attention
and firstrlass service secured to all
customers. 14 St
Nice butter 90c per pound; fresh
eggs, fat chickens and turkeys,
nr. a. auKen,.
143t No. li Exchange.
i
mav be put down as a fact that
Bretsch'a crackers are better than anv
that come to this market, and his
bread, cakes and confectioneries are
unexcelled. He is doing a tremendous
wholesale business, which shows that
the public appreciates the Importance
or patronising a wormy nome industry,
l ou always get me pest at .Bremen
Foand
To be a fact that Johnson & Smith can
make photographs that are unsurpass
ed oy any artist in tne proiession,
races reasonable. ...
Our Butter Cups. Peanut Brittle.
Cream Almonds and Taffy are the best.
e a pound.
4-iw ijarpee a rope.
Agents Wanted
Everywhere. sSa day. Marion Har-
land s .New book. "Home oi tne uioie.
Over 8,000 new photos; nearly 600 extra
large pages. Just the book for the fall
i holiday canvass. ho experience
needed. For particulars address His
torical ruD. u ., rmiaaeipoia, jra.
uct 10 SI
Lost Baas: Stock.
RAXXIOH. N. C July 23. 1896.
The undersisned hereby irives notice
that she has lost, or her late husband,
W. . Jd. tsmltn. nas lost, two oertin-
cates of shares of the capita stock of
The Citizens' Bank of Norfolk. Va.
numbered 40 and 83 respectively, the
farmer for three shares and the latter
for twentv-two shares of said stock.
and wishes them returned to her if
found. Mbs. Mabt O. Smith,
Executrix of W. :N. H. Smith.
oct!9 am Deceased, Baleigb, N. C
Madam Besson desires to call the at
tention of the public to her new stock
of fall and winter Millinery for ladies.
misses and children. Infants' cans.
sacques, notions, etc. ootid
For Rent.
Two office rooms, second floor, over
drag store. Apply to J. uai aobbitt.
r-narmasist, is St
Five Room Cottage for Rent.
On McDowell street between Honran
and Hargett. Possession can be bad
immediately. Apply to B. P. William-
son. novu-tt
We are now making-in their nerfee
tlon the original Peanut Brittle and
Butter Cuds. We Invite comparison
with other makes. BOYSTEB.
No Hands
No Hsnds
Have been busier than ours have of
late. And what dolngf Closing oat
the business of D. T. Swindell, de
ceased.
Sad Work, Indeed,
Sad Work, Indeed,,
To have to sacrifice this magnificent
stock of goods, bat it must be dons
and that AT ONCE. Step in here aad
participate in the CI BEAT 8LAUGH
TEB.
For lo One oake of pureeastile soap,
which others ask you 6 for.
For 8c Three cakes (one box) Batter-
milk and Cneumber soap,
worth to anyone lfie.
For 11.36 Men's pore tram coats.
sises 8 to 6. all new and well
made. This -coat would be
cheap at $3.00, bnt we want
to sell them.
or lue Boys' extra heavy school or
bicycle hose, doable kne and
high spliced heel. They
would be sheap at 86c.
For 10c Jewelry of all kind! that
sold for SO, 35, 80, 85 aad
50c: call buttons, scarf pins,
stud buttons, ; ear -drops,
breast pins aad many others.
r ail for lOs. ' . . , - -MRS.
EMMA K. SWINDELL,
: Executrix.
NOTICE OF SALE.
Byvirtneof authority conferred upon me by
twottgBMOtsot Wake Superior Court rendered
at lehrnary aad October terns, use. la aa ao
tk whereui W. O. TJpcharea was plain tlS and
W. a Maynard and others were defendants, I
wm sell at public outcry to the highest Mdder,
tor cash, at uecoort sense doerof Wake county,
on If today, the ssth day of December, lass, at
the boor oT U o'clock, hl, a tract at land sttn-
ated la said county of Wake, adjoining the buds
of B V. Carpenter, A. O. Jonas, Nathaniel al
stosuaadothen containing S3 acres and I poles,
and bounded as follows t Beginning at a stake
in Nathaniel Alston's line nine tbenee aontb 1 1-1
degrees west M.poies to the centre of tbeRtta
boro road ; thence eastwardly with said road 1ST
poles; thence anrtk 44 degrees east at pole to a
take and point era; thence sooth SS IS degrees
west 3t poles to tae beginning; name being the
land conveyed to Sarah a. Maynard by AUea
aynard and wife, by deed, recorded In the
Begirt! efflee of Wake comity, tn Book SO, at
pageMl.;:f:;;Vi'i .;-- --'V'.'- "-s
::,v;?i.;y. n. holding
A: ..i;4t'-'... Comkismobxb.
This, November 1KB. '-' -' O". "
WArJTED-A!! IDEAoTioMS
t x yoa wertlh- )rVrita Joii WmiIm- ii
i:i , T TO.. r'Hrjnt AttIFnBVIL WsaSUiiIaaVtaaal.
D, U tot liuur fUtWO jkrua our
t. Wanted. .
An honest, active gentleman or lady
to travel for reliable established house.
Salary 1780, payable $16 weekly and ex
penses. Situation permanent. Refer
ences. Enclose aeli-addressed stamped
envelope. The Dominion Company,
316 Omaha Building, Chicago, nol-lm
For choice meats go to Thomas Don
aldson's. Stall No S, Market house.
Telephone 180. . ,.- oct30aw.
Mrs. Bolyn and Warren are prepared
to do first class dressmaking at their
home, 607 North Wilmington street.
Perfect tit and satisfaction guaranteed.
ocu ID
Wanted.
A reliable, active gentleman or lady
to travel for reliable, established house.
Salary 1780, payable $16 weekly and
money advanced for expenses. Situa
tion steady. References. Enclose
self-addressed stamped envelope. H,
JS. HKtitt. Jfresldent, Chicago,
Come
AND
Examine
The handsomest Steel Bang
made. It is' "
"THE JEWEL."
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. See our new -
Bissell Grates
"Wehav . i
3 Bicycles
On easy terms "
T Baby Oarriafires
At a out prion. -
X'hos. ii. Briggs & Sons,
RaXxieBtN C
sept S7-lv
CROWN LAVENDER
POCKET SALTS,
With or without the
KID PURSES.
LaVBWDKB,
CRAB-AFPLn
Matsckita.
ODOBS :
Blossom.
Violkttk and Lilac.
Jas. r.lcKimmon & Co
IIIAt,lVIACISTS,
189 FayattevlUe St.,
Balelgh. N. a
1
La
Garciosa
Five Gent Clfirar.
In pi icing the above named
CSgar before the-public, we
feel j istifled in stating that it
latins Acme of Perfection. It
will seldom be equalled and
never excelled. Try one. fi
IV. II. KIKG & C0.,
Sole Agents for Raleigh. - H ,
Bnyler's Candy fresh every week.
9 NEEDLE TOE 7 9
OPATENT LEATHER TIP6
I BUTTON SH0ES.I
Q 8TYLISH AND D0BABLB. O
9 ONLY 9
V 62.25 0
A APAI&. I
9 HELLER BROS. 9
6 RBGULAB 8H0B STOBB. O
NEW
CANDY .FACTORY
Where ere manufacture d
the very latest
Candies
Bock '
'' WALNUT HUGAT, -. -
?KCA5 NUOAT . - - "
CALIFORNIA BOSS CBBW1NQ
CANDIES ; - - "'
These goods are made satirely of "
Sweet TVTil ,Tc;'-
Also PBANHT BKITTLB. . .
To be soaviaeed, give a a trial.
All of oqraendfoiearaSOeperpoBad
i Reapretfnlly, v , '
w.A.BEnsaco.
j H Hargett Street
15-Iw - ' ' .-'- r , '
CHILDREN 'LOVE
RICCAN'S
'TOY,.
They ro in smilinar. tro out amilins?
and even Dasa the door, look in and
smile. Because there is where Santa
Clause gets his things. Because it is
the best and cheapest place. Get the
most for the least money
188 FAYETTEVILLE 8T.
OTTER
IS HERE!
And people begin to realise-the
importanee of oar mammoth stoek aad
are. drawing thrir supplies liberally
therefrom. . Bsylog la made easy
here so - over-eharges, ao . shoddy
analltles, ao half-way assortment aad
everything marked in plain figures .
(and us lowest) to sll Honey back
on the slightest proToratlon.
Consnlt out stock of - ... - L
OTBBCOATS- to 90.
SUITS All the latest shapes at oar
' : prises, not as diststed by
: others, sad aa invariable
savtng of at leastll. - .
UNDKBWBAB Many attractive
' prises oa weighty Under
- wear. Complete stoek from
' the smallest to the largest.
NBCKWBAB Beet SSe sad 60s
Neekwesr la the Bute.
O. & D. Berwanger.
Miftm ihttiit? t?! hi fi
IMPORTED
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: KEY WEST, CIGARS
p : ( . r i 1
f . I carry ia stoek the followlag eelebrated
f and popular brands i -
I MANUEL GARCIA (Imported) -
' - ELIPRINCIPE DK GALES (3 sites.)
LA MARGANA.
FLOR DE MADRID. . . Y
LA PATRICIA.
' . HEM AN CORTEZ, - -
1UKKISH CIGARETTES,
(Casioo Sapcrlor.)
; . ' STRAIGHT CUT CIGARETTES:"
B F.GRAVELET'fl SUPERIOR
(POUND8) TOBACCO.
' STJRBRUG'S GOLDEST SCEPTRE .
(Mixture) Smoking Tobaooo.
la short, I res supply the ssoat fastid-.
, tone eoasamerof Tobaeeo, in any form.
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J. HAL BOBBITT, '
PHARMACIST.
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ncITmn, IT. 0.,
Kov. 11, 1C5.
Julius ; Lewis Hardware
. Co., Ealeigh, N. 0.
Gentlemen: Send quick
a "King Heater," small
size, with pipe. Send small
est heater , you have, bu
quick; we are freezing.
' (SIGNED) ' '
' This Is a copy of an order we received
this rooming. Everybody knows that
with a "Bagey King Heater" there
no freezing.
MUCH HEAT LITTLE WOOD"
JULIUS LEWIS
HARDWARE ; COMPANY.
OT 4 u . t ' , - -
do you; y; :s
see clearly?
If not come and examine oar stock of
Eye Glasses and Spectacles. We have
just added this line and have some very
attractive prices about half what yon
nave paid neretoiore.
COMB AND EXAMINE THEM.
HiCKS - St 'SOGERS,
- prescription OraeRlsta.
THE
Connecticut Mutual
'Is now offering to insurers the very
best forms of insurance that can be
written, providing as they do both pro
tection and investment ODon the
and lowest peaslble terms. Attention
Is respectfully called to its . ;
"LOW : BATE ENDOWMENTS
at eft. 66. TO and 76. with Cash Surrender
Values in 10, 16, etc., years, the best
and most desirable Endowment Insur
ance ever issued. Life and Limited
Life Policies also contain large Cash
Surrender Values, stipulated in the
policies and forming a part of the eon
It maintains a higher 'standard of
solvency than is employed by any other
company or. any aiaie ueparunem in
this country, having in 1882 voluntarily
suupiflu a . - , t
- 3 Per Cent Reserve
thus making Its contracts the safest
and most valuable ever offered.
All policies are by their, terms non-
rorreiUDie aner two or wree pa
merits, not even reauirinsr surrender i
mm of Ibdsa. and suah colicies Dartiol
pate in annual dividends. The Cash
Surrender and Paid Up' values are
plainly stated In each policy, thus
avoiding all misunderstanding or dis
appointment The agents of the Com
pany respectfully solicit- correspond
enoe with anyone desiring further in
formation. Good, conservative ageots
wanted in each county. - a ,
" 5.. D. WAIT, -
s . Geaeral Agents lalelgh.
Sale ef Land Under Deed of Trust
Rvvii
me by a certain deed of trust, executed
by John W. Kyals and wife and Nancy
A. Britt, which said deed is duly re
corded in Begistry of Wake county, in
Book 97 at Page 510, 1 will offer for
sale at the court house door in the city
of Ettleith, M. C, to the highest bidder
lor easa on ssunuay, iwceuiuer xo,
1805, at 12 o'clock m- the tract of land
descrlDed in aaiu oeeo, lying in aaia
county and State and Panther Branch
Townahin. adioinins tbe lands of Geo.
Parti u. L. J. Weathers and others
and bounded as follows: Beginning at
a stake on Little Creek, thence north
4 degrees east 4 chains and 8S links to a
stake; thence south 87 degrees east 14
chains and 44 links to a stake; thence
north 88 degrees west 49 chains to a
stake on Juniper Branch; tbeu?edown
the hranch to Little I WK: thence
down same tt the beginning, contain?
log 101 1-S acres, more or less, -
n e. BUHiAuua irustcw.
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OUR SALES LAST MONTH WERE AHEAD
: OF LAST YEAR. WE ARE THE
BUSIEST STORE IN THE CITY,
Bat we want a still greater patronage, and with this objeit In view and
with our increased facilities ia baying and selling goods, '
WE ARE NOW THE TALK OF THE TOWN.
J i SOME OP OUR BARGAINS FOR THE WEEK s '
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Como Curtain Talk
- Lot No. 1. S yards long, 7o a pair.
. Lot No. ft. S yards long, 1 00 pair.
.. Lot No. $. 1-S yds long, (1 60 p'r.
Lot No. . B 1-S yds long, $.108 p'r.
: Lot No. S, 4 yards long, $3 78 pslr.
One lot of Chenille Cnrtalos, a.S8.
Window Ghados.
' 900 Window Shades, spring rollers,
Sfie,
. SCO Window Shades, spring rollers,
60s. - ' ,
Blanket Gale? .
10-4 white BlankeU, 1 00 a pair.
10-4 white Blsnleta, 1 50. .-, - '
.10-4 whlU Blankets, $3 95. s ' i "
'10-4 white Blankets, $S 50. ' . . '
; 10-4 eolored Blankets. $100. - "
Oilk Velvet.,
" r i u 6
- All shades, (1 a yard, worth tl 60.
Jardiniero
A largs msnufsotnrer has sent as a
lot to be sold- They art very ehtap.
Boy ' one before the assortment ' Is
broken. -
600 dosen Ladies'
three for 6 cents-. ,
Bsndkerehlefs
Fine Millinery Goos
100 dosea Bailors, ia 90. 86. 85. 60.
75e eseh. ' , -
50 Lillian Baseeil Sailors. Frenea
II yon want a Bait Of Clothes made
of Saltings. We ean save yoa 85 per
kladsof rspairing aad eleaalag doae
OAK CITY STEAEI LADDDRY
' .216 FAYETTEVILLE StrcstY
.Cuffs'.
A SPECIALTY.
We do the Best Work and nave thuWt nii.rv flfvA nm m trial nA ma :
imaMnlaa fn .1--. , ' T
page &
SPECIAL HORSE AND COW FEED.
: We are selllns the beat fTonw anrl flmar VmA Ia ha ho nr. An
grinding and. mixing, using L. B. WrATTs FOBMULA. We use nothins-
out ine nest Material. l"rv it
we also grind Corn, Peas and Oats at
. TJESmwTS
Page aiid
CAN .lt be TRUE!
Tbe Prwa-Visitor claims to go tw
glad to know It, atd that" a wby
I Want to Say Right Here
That I will be glad for every family who sees this to call oa me for any
thing io the Drug Line at either of my Stores. .
R. S.
John
Comer W iioaingioa and Martin Streets and FayelUivLIe acd Lartlo.
belt. $1, worth $1.60.
100 piejes Bibboa, lOi yd, worth 10s
.100 blsek Plumes, 60s, worth 75e.
Aa elegsat vsriety of Csps for girls ,
aad boys, from S5 np. '
Muslin Underwear
Department : ,
900 ladies' white Aprons, SSe esob.
, 800 ladles' Night Bobes from 86e np.
nibbed Underwear
- Ladles' Bibbsd Vest, SOs, worth 80c
., Lsdies' wool Bibbed Testi 60s, '
worth 76s. - . " -
Gent's wool. Bibbed Vests, 60a'
worth 75s. - . - - ,
Dross Goods
: About Dress Goods we ssy that oar
stoek is Brst-slsss and as ebeap as tbe '
eheapest. r , r .
Cloaks and Capes
Oa these goods we hare had large
sales, because we sell them cheaper .
ths.n any other house ia town,
Crockery Dep't ; ;
95 Toilet
worth 94.60.
Sets, tea pieees, $9.98
- -t
in fl rat-alma afVIa InA n i .b,,V
eons, and give yoa a first eUse St. ' A II ''
at short notice. ' - - ' v
WO0LL0OTT & SON.
" "eT ' ' w , wew. ws MUM MJU wIO
Marshall;
Prop's
10 cents per hundred. 4 Y k- -
GASH. Y .
flarshall
every family in tlaleigh. Welt, Fm
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V. P.
MaoE