North Carolina Newspapers

f f- f r I . i p:.:cs-visiTcn, FRIDAY, AUGUST 21, 1896.. THOS.. ; PENCE City Editor. Index to Piew advert Ucncnta. . Dughi Special. . i Richmond Excursion. Dorsett Bros Fresh Milk. The Weather Tomorrow. I I The Washington forecast for I WARM I North Carolina for 36 hours I I from 8 a. m. this morning: ' , "t. Fair tonight and Saturday. . Forecast for Raleigh. Local forecast for Raleigh (not ex tending beyond a radius of 20 miles:) Fair tonight and Saturday. Warmer. Looal Data. . Local data for 2 hours ending at 8 a. in. (today) August 21st, Maximum temperature, 77 ; minimum temperature, 58; rainfall, 0.00. Conditions of the Weather. The following were the weather con ditions at 8 a. m. today: State Of the weather. Wear. Temperature of the air 62 deg. Sensible temperature 54 deg. Wind velocity Light. Direction of wind N. PERSONAL. Mr. A. W. Falkm-r, of Fayc-tte-ville, is here. Mr. S. C. Vann, of Frankl'mton. is in the city. Mr i' M Brigijs. of Durham, is at the Park . Col W B Rodman, of Washington, of Washington, is here. Mr T H Uriggs left for Wake Forest today. Mr. E. A. Motrin, of Ashoboro. X. C, was in the city yesterday. Mrs. Tucker and her daughters" Misses Minnie and Susie, have re turned from Morehead. Misses Bettie Lancaster and Ktta Jones left today for Hunt's Springs where they will spend the rest of the summer. Miss Bessie Robertson, daughter of Capt. and Mrs. T. R. Robertson, of Charlotte returned home yester day after a brief v isit to her aunt, Mrs. Col. A. B. Andrews. Miss Robertson has a great many friends in Raleigh who regretted her de parture. Picnic at Tucker's Pond. An all day picnic was given at Tucker's pond yesterday by a num ber of young gentlemen to their friends. The day was enjoyably passed. Dancing and others-pleasures were indulged in. The ger man was lead by Mr. Percy Whita ker. The guests were: Misses Mattie Pace, Jessie Carroll. Eliza Busbee, Mamie Norris, Miriam Stamps, Helen Primrose, Belle Heartt, Elea nor Carr, Fanuie Cameron. Maude ?Xa ittaT" Ethel Norris; and Messrs. Dalen Stronach, Will West. Dennis Heartt, John West, Richard Busbee. James McKee, Spier Whitaker, Her bert Thompson, CI in ton Crow.ii rimes Haywood, Fred Cooke. John An drews, Sam McPheeters. Hugh Primrose. Chaperones, Mrs. .M. T. N'oiri and Miss Beulah Sanderlin. Worm Weather PreJictcJ. The center of high pressure is now over North Carolina and South .-Carolina, but it is also high over the x. Atlantic coast from Maine to Jack sonville. An area of low pressure is central Over Nebraska, Kansas and Iowa. : . This "low" is accompanied by ris- - - ing temperature in the west. , This arrangement if pressure is awy taABtble for warmer weather over the Jjitern and Southern por tions of the country on Saturday. Southerly winds already preavil. . Light rains are reported from sta- tkms in Florida, South Carolina, : and Alabama, and from the North- - western states. --. . Bryaa's North Carolina Trip. The Washington Post says : "Mr. C Bryan's trip to North Carolina is but the payment of a debt of grati tude. He spoke a year or two ago ,: at Greensboro in that ijate, and made such a favorable impression . " that when the North Carolina dele- gatioa went to Chicago it contained - a majority of Bryan men. They were loyal to him from the first, and his visit to the State will be a recogni tion of the part which the North Carolina' delegation played in secur ing his nomination. It is-said that ..Jiis trip through the State will be a continual ovation, as he is extremely popular there." - ff Bishop Pnncaa Will Preaek. Bi shop W. W. Duncan, one a' the most prominent divitres and brilliant! pulpit orators in the Southern Metho dist church, will preach in the Methodist church at Mocksville on the first Sunday morning and even ing in September. . , . ' Death of Mr.W; P. Collins. . Mr. W. F Collins, formerly erf this city, died in Greets, S. C.Aug. 17, after a short illness. :. He was "forty six years of age, and was a son- of J. A. Collins, who was a merchant and printer in Warrenton and Het derson before' the war. He was married twice, his first wife being Miss Helen Adams, daughter of the late Lynn Adams, Esq., who left four children. He had three brothers and one sister Mrs. George Wright, of Vance county and numerous rela tives throughout the State. His last wife survives him. The sheriff has received schedule "B" tax book from the Register of Deeds. And thinks it a good time for the merchants and livery men to settle their taxes up to June 30th, ';H. Pay up at oftce and save costs. Business Notices. Fresh oysters at Dughi s tomor row cvening.Thisoyster isfrom Suf folk. They will be gathered and opened the same day they are ship ped. Dorsett Bros., have opened a first class Dairy and are now pfepared to furnish milk at 25 cents per gallon, delivered any where in the city. Dairy corner of Wilmington and Hargett street. aug21-tf At their State convention the Populists passed a resolution pro hibiting Dughi from crediting any thing more to anyone else under a penalty of $50 fine for Dughi and $50 tine for the man who offends by buy ing on credit. I am sorry that it is so, but they did it all the same, and it can't be changed now. RALEIGH TO RICHMOND Fare I rum Raleigh $2.50 A Two Days' Trip. EXCURSION ! Train will leave Raleigh at 7:30 a. m on Monday. September 7th, re turning leave Richmond, September sth. at ti::ii) p. in. Reduced rates have been secured at the best hotels at $ to $1.50 per day. Farmers, merchants, mechanics and every body be ready to go, as the train will run. rain or shine. For tickets and further information apply to J. Hal Uobbilt. druggist, Raleigh, N. C. II. K. Pipkin, manager, (iolds boro. N. C. a21 . Stolen. In our store a few days ago a gent's double case gold watch, stem wind and. set; also a pair of black corkscrew pants, fine grade, size, I think. 28 30. Liberal reward for return. Look out, they may be of fered for trade. Lyon Racket Store. Hot collee and lunches at lunch room, 1'nion depot, every morning at 5:30. Plenty of time for lunch before leaving on the excursion to Wilmington tomorrow. It ''Ocean Foam. " What is ' Ocean Foam'.'" Simply delicious, cooling and refreshing. Why. lto to Riggan's and get a I m ix of "Ocean Foam for 5c choco late, vanilla, strawberry and banana. alSHt Kid ou Kcr . Try Kh-cti ie Bitters as a remeny for your troubles? If not, get a bottle now and get relief. Tlii 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 apjM'tite, 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 arc guaranteed by its use. Fifty cents and $1 at John Y. McRae's drug store. Act In the Living Present There is not a department in this big store into which the bargain prices do not reach, not a nook or corner in the whole store that will not suoply your summer time needs at figures that we couldn't afford if It wasn't that the goods must be turned into cash This Month. A few reminders: Four pieces white and cream with 7c per yard, worth 10c. 10 Dozen Ladies' high colored tops, Hermsdorf fast black, in every pair. 50 Dozen Ladies' Ribbed Vests low neck and' short'sleeves, now 11c a piece, were 15c. Twenty Shirt Waists that started the season at ?5c and $1, go now at 40c ,1 - Four pieces of Curtain Scrim. - 206 Foe Beat. Five room bouse next to my Resi dence. - ,i. Two-roomiouse on Blood worth street. - Four nice rooms in residence. For sale, 50,000 best heart dressed shingles. For sale, best North Carolina meat, lard and a general stock of groceries. augl2 lw L. H. Adams. Help Wanted Mala. WANTED Solicitors for Campaign book, "Bryan, Sewell and Free Sil ver," authorized by Bryan, written by R. UMetcaU, editor Omaha World Herald, appointed author by Bryan. Contains speeches and platform. A bonanza for agents, a free silver mine for workers. Only C1.S0. 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 '18. Ad dress The .National Book Concern, Star Building, Chicago. a6 lm For Over Fifty Tear Mas. Wntsiow'i Soothing Sraur haa been used (or over fifty jean by million of mothers for their children while teething, with perfect success . It soothes the child, softens the gums, allays all pain, cures wind colic, and is the. best remedy for Diarrhoea. It will relieve the poor little sufferer Immediately. Bold by Druggists in every part of the world. Twenty-fire eenta a bottle. Be sure to ask tor "Mrs W billow's Soothing Syrup," and take no othnr kind. UJ . s I am receiving daily consignments of fine apples, cabbage, potatoes and produce of every kind, and selling low to the trade. Chickens always on hand. . V. H. Rogers, awglT 3t 12 Exchange. Wanted. To buy clothing, watches, etc. or loan money on cast-off umbrellas, guns, pistols, musical instruments, etc., D. W. C. HARRIS, Pawn Broker and Steam Dyer. Suits cleaned 75c, cleaned and dyed $1.50. East Hargett street, just below Central Hotel. al2 lm Two Lives Saved. Mrs. Phoebe 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 JNew Discovery com pletely cured her and she says it saved her life. Mr. Thos. Eggers 139 Florida St., San Francisco, suf fered from a dreadful cold, approach ing consumption, tried without re suit everything else ; they bought one bottle of Ur. King s New Dis covery and in two weeks was cured He is naturally thankful. It is such results, of which these are samples, that prove the wonderful efficacy of this medicine in cough and colds Free trial bottle at John Y. MacKae : drugstore Regular size 50c and $1 Raleigh Pioneers of a $75.00 Men's Bicycle named Crescent; of a $50.00 Men's Bicycle named Men's Specisl nf a $50.00 Ladies' Bicycle named Crescent. $75.00 Bicycles Good as one at $100. r. $50.00 Bicycles Good as many at $75.00. We know what c are talking Factory made (55.000 vheels last yeur. The C ascents have been tried here three years. Thos. H. Briggs & Sons EALEIGK. N. C. colored stripe. 40 inches wide, French Lisle Hose, at 29c the pair. Fifty cents worth W. E. JONES. Fayetteville St, Raleigh, N. X 7 Ladies A new and pretty line of ' "'. PUFF BOXES, '. T. -- Puffs, Powders Hair Brushes and Combs. Purses all neededfor your sum mer's trip. ; SelectOdors in Perfumery. 1 Crown Salts in several sizes and odors. Send us your order to fill. Yours yery truly, Janes McKimmon & Co Pharmacists. 1M Fayettevllle St., Raleij JS i 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 Patent Leather Tips, which we have reduced from $1 50 to $1.20 are especial values. HELLER BROS. 134 Favettevrlle St. Raleigh Male Academy M ORSON & DENSOU, Principals. The 19th year opens Monday, Ati gust 31. The course which has been so successful in preparation for Col lege or Ihisiness is adapted to the needs of each pupil.- Board at low rates. Address the Principals for Catalogue. aug8 lm I Have li! A complete line of Umbrella Mate rial, tuieli as Hibs. Staffs, Kurrela, Catches, Handles, Covers, etc. Ke. member I repair Umbrellas and Para sols with new parts. This is better and far cheaper than old material. A large stock of brass, nickel-plated and (Jerman silver walking eanc ferrels al ways on hand. T. F. BROCXWELL. Steam's Instant Headache Cnre 12 Doses for 25c and a Sure Cure. Prescriptions ifiven SDecial care and attention at all hours. North Side Drag Store, - - -' 1 : Wynne and Birdicng, PROPRIETORS. G. E. LEACH Cotton, Stocks, Bonds, Grain and Provisions, 31 1 Wilmington Street, ( Raleigh, N. C. wmwmmmmm Direct private wire-to New York, . New Orleans and Chicago. -iy29tf T - HAMS. ' " -J r N.cC. Hams, round trimmed, well cured, nice, sweet, and sound as a'dol lar, mo lb. - - - " - , Klngan'a small, reliable ham, 13fc. Kingan'a 12-pound, hami, 12ic. , . ' There is no bettor sugar-cured ham on the market than Kingan'a "relia ble.'.' Close cut, lean ana mild cured. California hams, 30o lb. . v English Cured Breakfast Bacon Comes a littlehlgher than the ordinary kind, but this particular cure is un doubtedly the finest, sweetest baoon on the market. It is boneless; thin, se lected pieces. , English": Cured : ShoWders 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 besU We guarantee all we sell. Anything you buy of me that is -not satisfactory return it and get -your money back. D: T. JOHNSON, AGENT. Phone 28.' 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 Lithia Wafer Four or live glasses daily will work won dersand improve your general health. Be on your-lookout for typhoid fever. The germs are found in much of our drinkinc 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. LoqM Looli! Watch the win dow. Big bar gains everyday. Don't missthese sales. If you can't comeyour self, send the children; One Price fo All. SENSIBLE Lyon rfticfict Sfcro i i zz 14 Ea9t Martin Street. 4 v Wha to ask for in the way oi teisonable Drcss Goods is shown in the September issue o the Butterick, Fashion Sheet. Call ona get one from US. ' NotionSa . , i Nickel Alarm Clocks. . ....... . .Kfc, Sewing Machine Oil ....5o Borated Talcum ' 20c MoekingBird Food : . .35o Oiled Silk, per yard .85c Hermsdorf Black Hose 25c Shirt "fraurt Sets. .' 25c New York Mills Cotton . ....... . .2c Good quality N6te Paper per q'r, 5o Bristle Hair Brushes .... 50 and 75o White' Aprons.. ... .' 1.25q Ladies' Handkerchiefs. . . ... .2 to 50c Nellie Bly Night Lamps. .... . , . .40c And many other useful things.- 5 and (0 Cent Counter We have just arranged these coun ters on our second floor and have an unusual largassortmentof goods to show. You'll be Well paid if you will take the time to look over these counters. ' We have just arranged pur Crock ery department and can show you anything you want in an odd piece or set Toilet sets a specialty. AGENTS FOR WOOIXCOTT 6fc SON. Great Many Lots. Some of the choicest we bad this spring are closed ethers are go ing rapidly. One present one-fourth off prices beat the record for moving goods rapidly, especially since wo included the Pants and Crash Suits . It's a picnic for the people, but you are welcomo to the bargains, as much so as if you'd pay us a profit. It's the room we are after now aad not the dollars, and very often you get some of 'the cost sandwitched into your trade. All goes; this is a room-making closing out sale and we are will ing to pay for it. A glance at the display of PANTS in our large corner window and lie price marked on each pair will con vince you that we menu business and I hat rou are the gainer at every purchase. " Get Your Small Change Reacfy. A lot of COc Neckwear is now reduced to 2Sn Anntfmi. It 4f fu and 35cNeckwear reduced to 15c or two for 25c. Another lot of 50cSuspend ers reduced to 25c. . The $6 50 Crash Suits are now The $4 60 Crash Suits are now The 13 50 Crash Suits are now.. All KeT nuinlr eAlliny S. & D. One Price FOR- $6 00 Regular I . . m r m i mf n rill w -r ar . -J . s ,;M L 1 1 iauc 1 1 1 li i c LiCl Co U ell I JD 1 1 1 U 1 rtJ S and are the beautiful products of trie mosi sKinea V-r l OV.1 CCI IO :Xi four folds, heavily satin finish. . .Upen at mill: A Leaders of Low Prices: n .r;-. --Jl , ' " J We have a few good Shirt Waists left which we will close out at re duced prices. - , For 5 Cents : We' soil good,- heavy Domestics Bleached or Unbleached Navt Rlna rrrnw ana jancy JUress Prints, . good Lawns, Dress "and , Checked Ginghams, Heavy Plaids for Aprons. In Our Dry Gocds Stock We keep all kind of Staple Prints. Flannels, Sheetings, .Shirtings, Scrims, Table Linen.. Curtains and Curtain Goods; Canton Flannels, Nainsooks, Lawns, Percales, etc. Take care of the foundations Wear good Shoes. Dry. feet ,and a cool head is what you want to keep. We have the shoes that will keep your feet dry. Weare headquarters for l.2J, 1.50 and 2.00 shoes. ' 1 Shoes mmi' asassasra ' . $4 8R .. $3 38 .$263 BERVJAHGSR, Clothiers to 'All. Screens PVico SG 00 roo r n . -v rf-. m - 1 1 i i r. : artisans. . C 11VC ICCL 1 1 lt 1 1. ; f worked in sold. r, INight, C i i i