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7CH PRESS-VISITOR,
MONDAY AUGUST 47. 1896.
THOS. J, PENCE " .v . i City Editor.
Index to New Advertisements.
c : ? H Rogers Apples, etc.
The Weather Tomorrow.
I FAIR I
i j. lie w aumugiuu iura.-u iui
IJfrorn 8 a. m. this morning:
llv fiiir tonight and
rw (North Carolina lor so nour
Tuesday. Cooler in west portion Tues
: day.
f j - Forecast for Raleigh.
Local forecast for Ilaleigh ( not ex
tending beyond a radius of 20 miles:)
Pair tonight and Tuesday.
Local Dat;i.
Local data for 21 hours ending- at 8
a. m. (today) Aujjust 17th, Maximum
temperature. 91; minimum temperature,
71; rainfall, 0.00.
Conditions of the Weather.
The following were the weather con
ditions at 8 a. in. today:
State of the weather " clear.
Temperature of the ajr "II deg.
Sensible temperature "3 deg.
Wind velocity Light.
Direction of wind W.
PKKSONAL.
Mr. Frank Page is in the city.
Mr. A. P. Massey left for lieaufort
tcxlay.
Mr. C. C. Baker left this morning
for Baltimore.
MissHattie Davis has returned
from Millbrook.
Mr. J. M. Davis, has a very s'u k
child on South Davie street.
Miss India St Sin;,' has gone to
Garner to spend several days.
Mr. W. T. Keed and Mr. J. W.
Warkmick, of Portsmouth are at the
Park.
Miss Daisy Woodlief left thisafter
uoon for Cumnock on a three weeks
visit to friends
Mr. K. L. Hand has gone to iariu-r
to spend a week with relatives and
friends.
Miss Adlie Snow is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Chas Itaskerville at
Chapel Hill.
Messrs. Alex li. and John
Andrews have returned from a trip
to New York and Niagara.
Mr. Alex McPhceters returned to
the city today after a two weeks' v;t
cation, looking much improved.
Mr. J. W. Bailey, left today for
Davie and Catawba counties to at.
tend several Baptist Associations.
Col. James K. Boyd arrived to
day from Chatham county. He
leaves for New York this evening
Col. V. A. Turk, the Southern s
popular and progressive general
passenger agent, is in the city. .Mr.
McCants, his private secretary,
came with him.
Dr. F. P. Yenableand Dr. Basker
ville, of the University left toilav
for Buffalo to attend the National
Chemical Association.
Mr. C. B. Alford. of Holly
Springs, and his brother, a proini
nent citizen of (ieorgia. who is visit
ing him, are in the city today.
Hon. Benton Smith, of Atlanta,
(iu., and a brother of Hoke Smith,
Secretary of the Interior was a
passenger on the North bound train
today.
Maj. J. W. Wilson returned to the
city this morning from a visit to his
home in Morgan ton. Maj. 'Wilson
says the weather is delightful up
there, blankets being required at
night.
Air. Watkins Hobards' smiling
countenance, which has been miss-r-
jvf cil. "L' Paynr,' (,nd f the Citizens
' L,.,,l T,.ilr f.- ,., .uko
.Vith tl .
.lv irreeted todav. Mr. liobards
""but a delightful vacation in the
n" iouutains of Virginia. I
' ' Mr. Henry Butler, brother of
A Senator Butler, who has been con
j.1 nected with the Caucasian since its
location here, leaves in a few days
for Washington, where he accepts a
position in the headquarters of the
Populist National Executive Com
mittee.
Pleasant Weather Predicted.
The outlook for pleasant weather
s more favorable now than it has
been at any time duringthepast two
weeks. There is an area of high
barometer and cool weather central
over Minessota; but it is already be
s. Ing felt as for east as St. Louis, Cin
- cinnatiand affected temperature in
Tennessee and Georgia.
- An area of low barometer (with
i lowest at Boston) stretches South
'; ward over the Atlantic states This
will; probably move off tonight and
Tuesday and the -highC will move
further east. ', r-.- .
Sheriff Page says the crops in tie
. Morrisville section are - suffering
terribly. , It has been over a month
since there was a rain in that sec
tion. , ,
.' V The Committee and it Critic,
The following from the editorial
columns of the Charlotte Observer
has our hearty approval and en
dorsement: The Morganton Herald and Marion
Messenger say that "the abuse
heaped upon the Democratic State,
committee by a lot of Democratic pa
pers for its resolution looking to
electoral fusion betrays an arrogance
and intolerance that is simply intol
erable;" and further on the papers
named assert that they know many
of the members of the committee and
that "they are men of the highest
public and private character, who
love the State and her institutions
and who would scorn todoa dishon
orable thing. "The Observer wants to
say of these matters, lest somebody
should think that it is hit. that it
has felt very deeply and has meant
to express itself very strongly, about
them, but that it has imputed no bad
motives of the majority of the com
mittee. We are sure that a capital
mistake has been made and that time
will prove it, if it has not done so al
ready; but we have made no intima
tion of dishonorable conduct on the
part of the committee, nor has any
other paper that we have read done
so, though nine out of ten of them
have protested against the commit
tee's course, as tha.y had a clear
right to do.
An excursion from Fayetteville
reached here today with 12(10 people,
all colored.
Business Notices.
I am receiving daily consignments
of line apples, cabbage, potatoes and
produce of every kind, and selling
low to the trade. Chickens always
on hand W II. lingers,
auglT lit 12 Exchange.
A List of Premiums lihen by the Advcr
crtiktng Journul Co.
M iss Yirgie liiwrence, Delineator,
ill: Miss I., Helen Kd wards. Ladies'
Home Journal, $1 ; MissL Helen Ed
wards. Home yueen. f)0e; Mrs Dan
Young, Merchandise, Sfc; Mrs Stan
Wynne. Delineator. $1 ; Mrs George
Williams. Glassware. $1.3(1; Miss
Stella Hanks, set desert, and butter
dishes. l . Miss Stella Banks, Mer
chandise. jr.'. ."ill. Mrs D II Williams,
merchandise. U'llc; Mrs E N Pool,
chair. $1.75; Miss Lucy Adams.
Miinsey's Magazine, $1.
I'se ' Periodical Tickets And re
ceive a premium yourself.
A l KltTISINCl Jol'KNAI. Co.,
( Ulice with A. Williams v Co.
"anted.
To liuv or loan money on cast-off
clothing, umbrellas, guns, pistols,
watches, musical instruments, etc..
etc. I). W. C. HAUHIS.
Pawn Broker and Steam Dyer.
Suits cleaned T.'ic, cleaned and
lived si.'HI. East 1 large! t street,
just below Cent ral I Intel. al2 1 in
lor Kent.
I'ie room house next to mv resi
dence. Two room house on Bloodworth
street.
Four nice rooms in residence.
For sale. ."lO.llllu liest heart dressed
shingles.
For sale. best NorthCarolina meat,
lard and a general stock of groceries,
augll! 1 w j. H. A hams.
Hid mi hr
Try Electric Bitters as a remeny for
your troubles'.' If not. get a bottle
now and get relief. This medicine
has been found to be peculiarly
adapted to the relief and cure of all
female complaints, exerting a won
derful direct influence in giving
strength and tone to the organs, if
you have loss of appetite, constipa
tion, headache, fainting spells, or
are nervous, sleepless, excitable,
melancholy or troubled with dizzy
spells, Electric Bitters is the medi
cine you need. Health and Strength
are guaranteed by its use. Fifty
cents and $1 at John Y. McRae's
drug store.
CLEANING UP
The broken lines, odd sizes and slow sellers in our Slice Henartment
brings to many a calculating pocketbook a hwidson e saving. The brooms
will be at work all the week sweeping a dollar or two into your lap for ev
ery :VI cents deposited with us. Women 's Dongola Kid Oxford Ties, pat
ent tip. the regular 1 50 kind, the price now 1 ; Women's Vrici Kid 'Ox
ford Ties, cheap at $2, reduced to
$1.50 a Pair.
Misses' Dongola Kid Button
pair.
Hisses' and Children's Oxford Ties at About Half Value.
Men's Buff Calf Shoes, laced and congress, were $150 and $175,
reduced to.fl a pair; Men's Calf Shoes, cbngressand laced, the $2 50 (jual
ity at $1.95.
W.
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LADY ANN.
Another Great Racer Owned by a North
Carolinian.
Mr. Ed V. Denton, of this city,
has purchased and will enter in the
great race for public favor and popu
larity Lady Ann, whose fine points
and excellent qualities iudicate for
her a bright future. Amoreperfect
or pleasing specimen has never be
fore been seen in these parts in the
shape of a leading 5c cigar. Now
on exhibition and sale at his place
of business, 311 and 313 Fayetteville
street. aug7 lw
Two Uves Saved.
Mrs. Phcebe Thomas, of Junction
City, 111., was told by her doctors
she had consumption and that there
was no hope for her, but two bottles
of Dr. King's New Discovery com
pletely cured her and she says it
saved" her life. Mr. Thos. Eggers,
1 39 Florida St., San Francisco, suf
fered from a dreadful cold, approach
ing consumption, tried without re
sult everything else ; they bought
one bottle of Dr. King's New Dis
covery and in two weeks was cured.
He is'naturally thankful. It issuch
results, of which these are samples,
that prove the wonderful efficacy of
this medicine in cough and colds.
Free trial bottle at John Y. MacRae's
drugstore Regular size 50c and $1.
Raleigh
Pioneers
of a $73.00 Men 's Bicycle named
Crescent; of a !0.00 Men's
Bicycle named Men's Specisl ;
of a $50.00 Ladies' Bicycle
named Crescent.
$75.00 Bicycles
Good as one at $100. -
$50.00 Bicycles
Good as many at $75.00.
We know what ' are talking
Factory made iij.000 vheels last
year. TheC ascents have been
tried here three years.
Thos. H. Briggs & Sons
RALEIGH. N. C.
Raleigh Male Academy
M UiSON & DKNSON, Principals.
Tlif l!Mh y in ojn'tis M)inl;ty, Au
"5iist.il. Tin rMir' wliirli has U'fti
ho siuvrsfii I in tivp;i r;it ion for Col-li-it
or Musim-ss i :ulatr to the
mt'ds of each pupil. IJoani :it low
mil's. AiMri's tin I Yiuripals for
'at.iluruf. an jf S 1 in
I Have If!
A complete line of I'lnln-ella .Mate
rial, such as Kibs. Staffs. Kerrels,
Catches. Handles, Covers, ete. He.
member I repair I'mbrellas and Para
sols with n;w parts. Thin ia better
and far cheaper than old material. A
large stock of brass, nickel-plated and
German silver walking cane ferrels al
ways on hand.
T. F. BROCKWELL
Boot. - , were $1.7j and , now 1 a
E. JONES.
Fayetteyille St, Raleigh, N. C : .
. Central Hotel.
Corner Hargetand Wilmington Sts.,
Kaleigh, N. C.
Best one dollar per day house iu the
State ;in the heart of the city; table
second to none; rooms large and
airy; clean linen; free baths and
headquarters for travelers and pleas
ure seekers. II. J. DOWELL,
augS 1 w Proprietor.
Help Wanted Male.
W ANTKD Solicitors for Campaign
book, ''Bryan, Sewell and Free Sil
ver," authorized by Bryan, written
by K. L. Metcalf, editor Omaha World
iferald, appointed author by Bryan.
Contains speeches and platform. A
bonanza for agents, a free silver mine
for workers. Only tl.50. The only
authorized book. 50 per cent. Credit
given. Freight paid. Outfit free. Be
gin now with choice of territory. Per
manent, profitable work for '9(5. Ad
dress The National Book Concern,
Star Building, Chicago. aO lm
For Orer Fifty Tear
Mat. WiKSLow'a Soothing Stkvp has been
used for over fifty years by mllllous nt mothers
for ibeir children while teethtuK watt ptrfect
success. It soothes the child softens the gums,
allay all pain, cures wind colic, and Is the best
remedy for Divrlicra. It will relieve the poor
little sufferer immediately . Sold by Druggists
in every part of the world. Twenty-nve cents a
bottle. Be sure to Ask for "Mrs wtnslow's
Soothing Syrup," aud take no ')r kind. U1
iLadiesc
A new and pretty line of
PUFF BOXES,
Puffs, Powders. Hair Brushes
and Combs.
3 Pu rses al 1 needed for you r sum
mer s trip.
I Select Odors
in Perfumery.
Crown Salts
in several sizes and odors.
Send us j our order to till.
Yours very truly,
km McKimmon & Co,,
Pharmacists.
i:t.1 Fayetteville St., Kaleigh.
We Have Reduced
The price on all our summer
stock, but the Misses' and Chil
dren's Strap Slippers
in Tan. -Patent leather and Kid,
with I'alent Leather Tips, which we
have reduced from $1 fill to
$1.20
are especial values.
HELLER BROS.
134 Fayetteville St.
Steam's
Instant Headache Cure
1 2 Doses fi r 25c an 1 a
Sure Cure.
Prescriptions given special care
and attention at all hours.
North Side Drag Store,
Wynne and Birdsong,
PROPRIETORS.
OAK CITY STEAM LAUNDRY
Page firMarshall, pboprjetors
HAMS.
N..C. Hams, round trimmed, well
cured, idee, sweet, and sound as a'dol
lar, Uic lb.
Kingan's small, reliable hams, l'Hc.
Kingan's 12-pound hams, 12ic.
There is no bettor sugar-cured ham
on the market than Kingan's "relia
ble." Close cut, lean and mild cured.
California hams, 10c lb.
English Cured Breakfast Bacon
Comes a little higher than the ordinary
kind, but this particular cure is un
doubtedly the finest, sweetest bacon on
the market. It is boneless; thin, se
lected pieces.
English : Cared : Shoulders
Are better than some hams. Lean,
square cut and mild cured, and sold
at 10c. lb. At this season of the year
when it is so hard to get good, relia
ble meat, it pays to bny the best. We
iruarantee atl we sell. Anything you
buy of me that is -not satisfactory
return it and get your money back.
D. T. JOHNSON,
AGENT.
Phone 28.
G. E. LEACH
Cotton, Stocks, Bonds,
Grain and Provisions,
311 Wilmington Street,
Raleigh, N. C.
Direct private wire to New York,
New Orleans and Chicago.
jy29tf
People are always
on the alert to pre
serve health, for
"health is wealth."
A rich man once said
he would give half his
fortune to be able to
digest buckwheat
cakes. Indigestion is
very common. One of
the best remedies for
indigestion is
Otterburn Liihia Wafer
Four or five glasses
daily will work won
ders and improve your
general health.
Be on your lookout for typhoid
fever. The germs are found in
much of our drinking water. OT
TERBURN LITHIA is absolutely
free from germs and other organic
matter. I am buying OTTERBURN
in large quantities and can sell it so
cheaply that many will use it for
general drinking purposes.
OTTERBURN LITHIA is a tonic,
diuretic and blood purifying remedy
furnished by nature, and thousands
will testify as to its medicinal value.
Ladies will find that it enriches the
blood and improves the complexion
to a marked degree. OTTERBURN
has long been a prime favorite with
physicians, as it is easily retained
by the most delicate stomachs. It
probably has a larger sale in Ral
eigh than all other mineral waters
combined. Parties furnishing their
own containers will be given special
prices.
J. H. Bobbitt,
The Pharmacist.
Sole Agent for Raleigh.
The Iron's Hot.
Let us have your work right now.
We guarantee satisfaction and that's
a good deal, coming from a laundry.
We've made Up our minds to make
this the best one there is, and we are
doing it by retaining the patronage of
every one who comes here. We have
never, lost a customer through a fault
of ours.
SENSIBLE
PHONE 87. .
14 East Martiii Street.
What to ask for in the way of scasonublo Dress floods ia shown in '
the September .issue of the Buttericlf Fashion Sheet. Call ana get ouc
from us. " - 1 -
Notions.
Nickel Alarm Clocks SKlc
Sowing Machine Oil-. 5c
Boratod Talcum . ,20c
Mocking Bird Food 35c
Oiled 6ilk, per yard 85c
Hermsdorf Black Hoso . . . -25c
Shirtwaist Sets 25c
New York Mills Cotton 2c
Good quality Note Paper per q 'r, 5c
Bristle Hair Brushes. . . .50 and 75c
White Aprons 25c
Ladies' Handkerchiefs 21 to 50c
Nellie Bly Night Lamps -40c
And many other useful things.
5 and 10 Gent Counter
We have just arranged these coun
ters on our second floor and have
an unusual largeassortmcntof goods
to show. You'll be well paid if
you will take the time to look over
these counters.
We have just arranged our Croeu
ery department and can show you
anything you want in an odd piece
or set. Toilet sets a specialty.
AGENTS FOR
WOOLLCOTT & SON.
"Oh, There Are Others."
But None So Popular As Ours.
ROY ALL & BORDEN.-w
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Sideboards
We are now showing our new lice of Sideboards which are lovely.
For this week they go at your own price.
Open at
MYALL & BOfiDED,
Leaders of Low Prices.
Don for the Crash
AND PANTS. J
Tomorrow morning you will find about fifteen Guudred of our men :
and boys separate pants and .ajjout seventy-five Crash Suits cut loose
from worth prices. . If you are going to need another erash suitor avpair '.
or mora so j ants before Snow flies, this is your chaste. . T . .. . ?
Crash Suits at
The $6 50 Suits are now : 14 88 v
The $4 SO Suits are now .13 38 4 ; "
The $3 50 Suits are now 2 63 -' '",
Be Quick to Catf h Your Slzeil
The pants are of the finest fabrics in the choicest Patterns, and are :
the best fitting pants you can find ready made or custom ' made either
sentiment must be wrung out of business. It business we should plan
now to sell them quickly and we have. ' - :
: Here is the way: Take off J from the original " price and the sale la
made and you own pants for less than the cloth would cost von with hun
dreds of patterns to select from . Every pair a bargain. need telling
you that the t off sale on spring clothes is on yet, till tbo last one is gone -and
they are going; fast Keal economy to buy here and now. :
S. & D; BERWAfJGERp
One Price Clothiers to All.
Wo have a few good Shirt Waists x
left which we will close out at re- "
duced prices. f
For5 Cents
Wo sell good, heavy Domestics,
Bleached or Un bleached Navy Blue
Prints and Fancy Dress Prints,
good Lawns, Dress and Checked
Ginghams, Heavy Plaids for Aprons.
In Our Dry Goods Stock
We keep all kind of Staple Prints,
Flannels, Sheetings, Shirtings, .:
Scrims, Table Linen, Curtain'aand :
Curtain Goods; Canton Flannels,
Nainsooks, Lawns, Percales, etc.
Shoes.
Take eare of tbo foundations.
Wear good Shoes. Dry "feet and a
eool head is what you want to keep.
We have the shoes that will keep
your feet :3ry. Wearo headquarters
for if 1. 2J, 1.50 and 2.00 shoes.
Sideboards
Night.
4 .
25 per cent Off.
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