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THURSDAY, SEPT. 3. 1896. -
1 IOS. I. PENCE - City Editor.
Index to Mw Advertisement.
Lost Bunch of Keys.
Richmoqd Excursion.
The Weather Tomorrow.
B Washington forecast for North
Carolina: Generally fair. Cool
er in the interior Friday.
Forecast for Raleigh.
Local forecast tor Raleigh (not ex
tending beyond a radius of 20 miles:)
Fair tonight, wind shifting to north
erly. Cooler Friday afternoon.
1 Looal Data.
. Local data for 24 hows ending at 8
a. m.( today) September 3rd, Maximum
. temperature,82 ; minimum temperature,
68; rainfall, 0.00.
Condition of the Weather.
The following were the weather con-
. lltions at 8 a. m. today:
State of the weather clear.
' Temperature of the air 72 deg.
. Sensible temperature 70 deg.
' Wind velooity Light.
.' Direction of wind N.
PEfiSONAL.
" : Attorney General Frank I. Os-
borne has returned to the city.
Mr. E. G. Foust, who has been
sick for several days, is improving.
' Mr. and Mrs. Sara, Berwanger
' left for New York today, for a three
weekstrip.
Mrs. R B. Haywood was called
to New York today by news of the
death of Mrs. Youngs.
Mr. J. J.Summerlin, who has been
confined at his home on South Per
son street, is improving.
Mrs. F. L. Bunch and family and
MissLoulaH. Briggs have return
ed from a month's visit to Blowing
Rock, N. C.
v We regret to note that the little
child of Mr. P. M. Davis is very ill
with malarial fever at home on South
Davie street.
Mr. H. H. Cartland, of Greensboro,
one of the best tailors in the State
and his right hand man, Mr. Fowler,
are in the city.
Mr. Guion Dewey, who is now
with the Seaboard Air Line at Nor
folk, is in. the city and his many
friends are glad to see him looking
well.
CITY IN BRIEF.
Two convicts arrived at the peni
tentiary today from Johnston county.
It is said that Durham Democrats
and Populists are on the point of
fusing.
A carp weighing 25 pounds was
caught yesterday in the lake at the
penitentiary.
Peace Institute's term begins on
- the 16th. Prof. Dinwiddie says he
expects a large attendence.
The regular meeting of the board
and executive committee of St. Luke's
Home will meet at that place Friday
morning at 10:30.
Evangelist Weston R. Gales is
expected at Pitts boro next Satur
day, and on Sunday will begin a
series of religious services there.
The "W. B.,"of St. Agnes Guild
will meet at the home of Miss Hay,
the secretary, at 6 o'clock tomorrow
afternoon. A full attendance is re
quested .
The funeral of little Amy Ray
place yesterday a. m. at the resi
dence of her parents Mr. and Mrs.
J.W.Ray at 10 o'clock, conducted
by Dr. Simms. Pall-bearers were
Messrs. A. R. Love, George W.
Cooper, S. M. Parish and L. H.
Weathers.
JLate yesterday afternoon there
was a bad wreck of a freight train
on the Southern railway between
Selma and Wilson's Mills. The train
broke, and the rear part telescoped
the front section. As a result ten
cars were smashed.
Messrs. Jones & Powell will an
nounce tomorrow that they are ready
to supply their fall and winter trade
for coal of all kinds. They handle
the best coal there is in the market
and at the very lowest prices. They
have kept their patrons cool during
the summer and are now ready to
keep them warm "as the season
changes to winter.
' iUlelgh to Richmond.
Remember Mr. R O. Pipkin's Ex
cursion will leave, for Richmond
Monday, Sept. 7th, 7:30 a. m. sharp,
returning will leave Richmond, Tues
day the 8th 6:30 p. m. Children be
tween the ages of 6 and 12, half fare.
Reserve seats 25cents extra. Tickets
now on sale at J. Hal. Bobbitt's
Drug Store. A large number will
go on this excursion. Don't miss it
as it is the only opportunity of the
season to visit Virginia's metropolis
Un Capital City. For further infor
mation apply to J. Hal. Bobbitt. . -
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The Fifteenth Seml-Anaoal Report. J
Th report of the Raleigh Branch
of the Southern Building and Loan
Association is out and we cull the
following, paid, "out since January
1, 1896, to July 1st, 1897, to members
who got hard up and wanted their
money, $455,876.52, of which $22,-
879,88 was , dividends on paid-up
stock (if you will stop and think a
moment you will see what a tremen
dous amount of business this com
pany, does, or association rather,
as it is not a company, but an asso
ciation of members who have 102,
253 shares now in force.) The com
bined assets are $5,218,373.78. This
association has paid out in dividends
$192,130.28, their cash loans to mem
bers is $2,284,926. Their home office
building cost $50,000, and is one of
the handsomest buildings in Enox
ville, being of stone. This has
proved to be a wise investment for
the association.
Cooler Weather.
The storm has moved to the St.
Lawrence Valley but was not ac
companied by much rain, though it
is raining on the west side this
morning, namely at Marquette, De
troit and Cleveland.
Very heavy rains occurred at the
mouth of the Mississippi, New Or
leans reporting over 3 inches and
Mobile and Port Eads over 2.
A large high area and cool wave
has appeared in the Northwest.
The temperature has fallen from
10 to 18 degress in that section.
Frosts are reported at Bismark,
N. D., and at Huron, S. D. this
Business Notices.
Bunch of keys. Reward for re
turn to A. B. Stronach. sStx
By the Southern Law Book Ex-
chancre all kinds ol second hand
books. Law books preferred. Send
lists or the books to
M. M. Smith, Manager,
sep2tf Andrews Building.
Fresh corned mullets 61 c pound.
G. N. Ives & Co.,
u28 5t City Market.
Wanted.
To rent gent's Bicycle for one
month. Address,
"W. J. B."
aug31-2w Method, N. C
Help Wanted Male.
WANTED Solicitors for Campaign
book, "Bryan, Sewell and Free Sil
ver," authorized by Bryan, written
by R. L. Metcalf, editor Omaha World
Herald, appointed author by Bryan.
Contains speeches and platform. A
bonanza for agents, a free silver mine
for workers. Only J1.60. 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 '96. Ad
dress The National Book Concern,
Star Building, Chicago. a6 lm
Wanted.
To buy or loan money on cast-off
clothing, umbrellas, guns, pistols,
watches, musical instruments, etc.,
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
Branson's N. C, Business Direc
tory, 8th Revised Edition is now
being supplied to the subscribers.
This is by far the most elaborate re
ference book ever made for the State.
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For Over fifty Yeare
Man. WnfBLOW'e Soothing Ryhup baa been
Dsed tor over fifty yean by millions of mothers
lor 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
Uttie sufferer immediately. Bold by Druggists
In every part of the world. Twenty-Are cents a
bottle. Be sure to ask for "Mrs Window's
Soothing Syrup." and take no other kind. (J J
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Do You Look for at This Store?
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Good goods, good service, good value.
We have worked hard at all three.
Tomorrow we start two other stocks at quick selling. It is the
domestics and flannels. Here are the names and prices:
Bed Tickings at 6c, 8c, 10c, 15c per yard.
Unbleached Canton Flannels, 5, 8, 10, 121 and 14c per yard.-
Bleached Canton Flannels. .... 7, 8, 10, 12 and 15c per yard.
All wool Red Flannels 15c, J8.-20 and 25c per yard.
All wool white Flannels 18, 20. 25, 30, 35, 40 and 50c y 'd
NOTIONS AT LESS THAN USUAL,
We have been running around the notion stock and found too many
of certain things that are always needed. To move them quickly we quote
prices like these: . Needles, lc a paper; pins, lc a paper; hooks and eyes,
the "stay there' kind, lc a card of two dozen; darning cotton," all colors,
lc a card; shoe blacking-, 1, 3 add 6c per box; fine combs, 10c quality at 5c
each; dressing combs, the 10c quality at 4 and 5c each; 15c quality at 8o
each; Swansdown, the 10c kind at 6c a box; dress bones, all sizes, 5o per
dozen; velvet binding (4 yards) 8c a piece; school tablets. 1, 5 and 7c each;
lead pencils, rubber tipped, 10 and 15c per doze; writing fluid 3o per bot
tle; good writing paper 5c- per. quire; two packages (50) s white wove en
velopes for 5o. " s '''' i
, . .tzW.: E JONES.
" 0 206 Fayetteville St, Raleigh, N. C.
Rclcigh
Pioneers
of a $75.00 Men's Bicycle named
Crescent; of a $50.00 Men's
Bicycle named Men's Special;
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 e are talking
Factory made 65.000 vheels last
year." The C ascents have been
tried here three years.
Thos. H. Briggs & Sons
ItALEIGU, N. C.
HARK!
THE GREAT
Talking Machine
THE BEST THING FOR
Amusement or
Business-
You arc invited to come to the
North Carolina Book Store and hear
the wonders of the
"GRAPI10 PHONE."
John N. Ilarrell,
State Agent.
sep2-3t
Hams Hams
Another lot of those delicious South
ampton county ( Va. ) Hams; also tine
lot mild cured Johnston county ( N .
('. ) Hams.
Fresh arrival New 1 liver Mullets,
fine, fat Mackerel, new pack Hoe Her
ring's, etc.
"Melrose" Flour still growing' in
popularity. And why? Because it is
carefully ground from best selected
wheat. None superior to "Melrose."
Nice line finest green and black Teas.
Special blend finest Mocha and Java
roasted coffee makes an excellent cup.
I handle nothing but first class
goods, therefore orders may be sent
with confidence. Lowest prices guar
anteed. Respectfully,
J. D. TURNER.
Cor. Johnson and Halifax Sts.
Telephone 125.
AT
ladiess
A new and pretty line of
PUFF BOXES,
Puff a, Powders, Hair Brushes
and Combs.
Purses all needed for you r sum
mer 's trip. ; '
Select? Odors
in Perfumery, j
Crown Salts
in several sizes and odors.
Send us your order to fill.
Your very truly,
hues McKimmon 6 Co.
Pharmacists.
133 Fayetteville St., Raleigh.
mm
0 A Dollar a Pair
for $3.00 Shoes.
ThatM oar Mitre rnrtl for
the rt-Bt of I ho w .--k! It. Q
means i wo-imro 01 imcimi
savod and a III tin more room
fur cramped lot-, ton. lrf 1
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good bargain, don't you M
think? 74
a HELLER BROS., $
0 MtLLtll BHUO., 0
'PHONE 241. M
School Supplies
AND
STATIONERY.
Only Half Price.
Cut Half in Two at
Riggan's Toy Store.
See his fro-t window; take your
choice of that line lot of Hie writing
tablets for 5o; 1 pound of linen paer
only 10c; 1 pound of the best linen pa
per 20e: Baronial Envelopes of the
heaviest weight for only 5c. Heat
linen Baronial only 8c; writing books
and blank books at just half price.
Book Bags,
Book Straps, Pencils, Crayon, etc.
We will give you a scholar's com
panion with lock and key furnished,
with a lead pencil, slate pencil, en
holder and chalk for only ac.
The best candy at 20c a pound, em
bracing all the popular kinds and
flavors, packed in fancy boxes if de
sired. RIGGAN'S TOY STORE
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notice: -
North Carolina, ) In Superior Court
Wake County, f To Oct. Term, '96
M. J. Edwards f o i . u
J. J. Ilwrence ( Publicatiou
To J. J. Lawrence, defendant in the
above entitled action. Take notice:
That on the 29th day of August,
law, an action wan begun and insti
tuted in the Superior court of Wake
county, North Carolina, to October
Term 1896 of said court by M. J. Ed
wards against J. J. Lawrence, your
self, entitled M. J. Edwards vs. J. J.
Lawrence, and that summons tnerein
has been duly issued and returned
"not to be found;'!1 That the purpose
of said action is to recover money due
from you to the said M, J. Edwards
upon and by virtue of a contract re
lating to the manufacture and sale of
medicine known as the Compound Ex
tract of Kosadalis, and to the pur
chase by said M. J. Edwards of a one
half interest in the Patent Right there
to, and for the;, recovery of damages
from you for breach of said contract,
amounting In a) I to the sum of 193,000,
You are hereby f notified of the pen-
dency of said action, and . that a war
rant of attachment has been issueh in
said action directing the, seizure of
your property in North Carolina. .You
are further notified and required to ap
pear at the October term of said Su
perior Court of Wake county j North
Carolina, to be held in the city of Ral
eigh, in said county and State, on the
2th of October, 18 and answer or
demur, during said term, to the com
plaint which Will he filed in said action,
or the plaintiff will have judgment for
the relief demanded therein; when and
where the warrant of attachment will
likewise be returned; . .
D, H. YOUNG, -Clerk
Superior Court, Wake Co.
ARGO & SNOW, Attorneys. -
8 Shoes with but $
I a dollar bought. a S
A 1 A pair for price of 1 0
w
A Fnimy that Miots lhat coat (fl
JiU.BO to 93.00 slinuiu l noil- sm
Z Ins for a l)OI,L,AK A PAIR.
lan't It? Wbo wnild itilnfc 67
Lb that an eighth ol' an inch In (ff
m the width of ih toe would
make such a difference? j
Northern Irish Polatoes,
i Northern Cabbage,'
New River Mullets.
Knar Hl-rlvlncr almnjlt Hailv. Wfi are
prepared to quote lowest prices and
uhnw nVutwlaaa Btnolr. Ttwill liaV VOU
to see our goods1 and prices before
placing your oruers.
Rockwell Butter.
Have vou tfied it? This is one of
the best brands on the market, made
by Mr. E. B. C. Hambly at Rockwell,
N. C, who runs one of the finest herds
of thoroughbred Jerseys in the South.
We receive this butter ireBn irora me
dairy every week and can deliver it to
you in nioo, sweet condition at 30c per
pound, or will make a special price on
standing weekly orders for live or
more pounds at a time.
Remember
We sell the best old cider Vinegar
at 35c per gallon.
D. T. JOHNSON,
AGENT.
Phone 2S.
People arc always
on the alert to pre
serve health, for
"health is wealth."
A rich man once said
he would give half his
fortune to he able to
digest buckwheat
cakes. Indigestion is
very common. One of
the best remedies lor
indigestion is
Otterburn Lithia Water
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 purjx).-.es.
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.
to Don.
, In looking through our shoe stock
we find one pair of shoes of this
kind, two of another and so on . Now
we are bound to v
Make Room
for our fall stock, and to do this we
must soil these shoes. -You 'will
have the chance of shoes from $1.50
to $2.50 for
64c.
v Don't wait; but come right now.
Lyon Rcclicl Of:ro
SENSIBLE
Important
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14 East Martin Street.
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SENSATION
To start the fall trade we will
offer on
MONDAY, Sept. 7,
one case "up-to-date" 36-irich
Heavy Bleaching at
5 3-flc
No such offer as thisl has been
made here this year.
AGENTS FOR
WOOLLCOTT & SON.
The Approaching
According to OUR STOCK ought to be -good one "for us
qualities, immense assortment, coupled with lower prTcSban hfiP
is what we judge by. The array of high class Suits and Overcoats indi
cate at ouce our leadership as your clothiers. Everything in our house Is
marked in plain ligvrcs. sold at one price strictly to everybody, ind that
is the lowest price.
School Clothes
Port lie boys will interest you mostly at present. Our line is sim
ply Hie greatest we've ever had. In fifteen minutes' we can fit your boy
so he'll not want any more clothes for this term and for ffess money than
you'd buy elsewhere.
All Spring and Summer Clothes
If there is anything you uird t In idge "ver the season, either for
yourself or boy, is 25 per cent oil lr.rn:. r j.rii : s. Shrewd buyers bought
for investment this season sino ;- M luc;ion is, on," for it pays at our
present prices to lay them aside till another season.' The separate Pants
are 25 per cent off, too. , -
S. & D. berwMger,
One Price Clothiers to All.
$3
36
SG 00 Regular Prico $6 00
As you know these screens are
made in the Celestial Empires,
and are the beautiful products of
the most skilled artisans.- v
Our screens are five feet high,
four folds, heavily worked in' gold
satin finish ;
Open at Night. ,
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