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! . 4fi THURSDAY, SEPT. 10. 1896. TH09. I. PENCE -. . City Editor. Index to New AdvartlMmMts. ! , R P Howell Specialsl ' ; :K ; Teachers Wanted L D Howell. Preparatory School Miss Deve reux. Mullets Jones 4k Co. . Arnheim's Agency. , The Weattasr Tomorrow. 1 FJUo 1 Washington forecast for North I I Carolina: Fair tonight and I Friday. . ' Foreeaat for Ralelsh. Local forecast for Raleigh ( not ex : tending beyond a radius of 20 miles:) Fair tonight. Fair tontght and Friday. Local Data. . Local data for 24 hours ending at 8 s a. m. (today) September 10th, Maximum temperature, 84; minimum temperature, 59; rainfall. 0.00. ' Condition, of the Weather. ' The following were the weather con- litions at 8 a. m. today: State of the weather. clear. Temperature of the air 72 deg. Sensible temperature 70 deg. :'s Wind velocity Light. ' Direction of wind N. PERSONAL. Mr. J. E. Stagg's many friends are glad to see him in Raleigh. Mr. Geo. C. McGilvray, -the popu lar insurance man, is in the city. Mr. L. J. Walker left today for his home at Glendale, Alamance county, where, we regret to note, that his mother is quite sick. Mr E G Penny, one of Wake 'county's most prominent and sue cessful farmers and merchants, was in the city today. Raleigh is always glad to see such substantial citizens here. We are glad to note that Mr L T Brown's little son, Neville, who has been quite ill for several weeks, is imnrovintr and it is hoped that he will soon be well. Mr. T. H. McKay, the well known and popular representative of R. F Morris & Sons of Durham, will make Raleigh his headquarters and will bring his family here to live about the middle of this month. They will make their home on South Salis bury street. Mr. R. A. White has accepted a position with the extensive and well known establishment of W. E. Jones, where he will be glad to see his many friends. Mr. White was formerly with Mr. A. B. Stronach and has ample experience. Mr. Henry J. Strickland of Harnett county has also taken a position with Mr. Jones. Mr. M. H. Pinnix, Jr., of Reid vale is in the city. Mr. Finnix is the gentleman who endorsed the check forged by R. L. McAllister on the Bank of Reidsville for 1285. Mr. Pinnix was apprised of McAllister's capture and confinement at Shreve port, La., in yesterday 'sPkees-Visi-tor. Time to Take to the Woods Now. The Washington Times of yester day says: "The new Korean min ister, Chin He Yi Pum, is expected s-to reach the city this afternoon or tomorrow . He reached New York yesterday from Montreal on his way to Wash ington. The minister and Mrs Pum, their baby daughter and four -'attendants, found accommodations at .: the Warwick, where for a little while they upset the usual stir of Broadway. nans were laid to take tne min ister to Washington today, but the Honorable Pum objected and pre v erred to remain to see New York's sights. v 'Mr. Pum is a Korean prinee of the "heaviest kind. For this reason he carries the Chin at the front of his name, Chin being another way of saying his excellency. s. Fair Vi ether. The weather continues clear nearly . every where east of the Mississippi, with the barometer slightly lower over the Gulf region and decidedly . lower over the middle and northern States, There is a "low" off the .New England coast which is causing stormy weather and considerable rain in Boston. The "low" which was central over Kansas yesterday morning is now spread out over Kansas, Missouri, Iowa and Illinois. Rain is reported from stations rep-f resenting a large area in the north west. An area of high pressure and decidedly colder weather has ap peared over the Dakotas. The tern perature at Bismarck was 32 degrees at 8 a. m., today, and killing frost occurred, c ' Mr. Frank Shaw, the Democratic nominee for Congress in the third district, returned home today. Death of Mra. Overby. . ; Mrs. Ann E. Overby, one. of the oldest residents of the Wake Forest section, died at the residence of Maj J M Crenshaw, two miles from Wake Forest, Friday evening at 6 o'clock. -She was one of the most respected and beloved women in the county. -'j For some years she bad lived with her niece, Mrs. Crenshaw. The funeral was held yesterday afternoon. Telephone subscribers will please add to their lists Dr Norwood Car rol!, No. 188. Business Notices. Call at R P Howell's, 19 city mar ket stand, where you will find the finest fruit and vegetables of the season, fancy peaches and apples, cooking apples, pears, etc; fine, fat chickens, fresh eggs; call and see for yourself what I have. It Fresh Arrivals Fine mountain apples, fancy red Baltimore apples, also the finest peaches of the season, at R P Howell's market, 19 city market. - 1 Marks Arnheims agency is locat ed at No. 12, East Martin Street. Orders taken at New York prices. No deposit required. L. W. McDowell, Agt. sep 10 2t Choice corned mullets, retail for 6 cents per lb. at Geo. N. Ives & Co's. City Market. sepl0-3t Teachers Wanted. Wanted for the colored schools of Raleigh three teachers, one man for principal of a building and two wo men for primary and intermediate classes. I will bold an examination of applicants at the Washington school buildingSaturday, September 19, beginning at 9 a. m. LOGAN D. HOWELL, Supt. Raleigh Graded School. sl0-3t Miss Annie L. Devereux will open a preparatory school for girls at 213 Hillsboro street on September 22d. Terms moderate . slOlw For Rent. A cottage on McDowell street, be tween Morgan and Hargett, 4 rooms, pantry and kitchen, possession given September 15th, Apply to sept 7 4t B. P. Williamson. 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. aug25-lm Wanted. To rent gent's Bicycle for one month. Address, "W. J. B. " aug31-2w Method, N. C For Rent. Nice dwelling on Dawson street; eight rooms; city water. Recently' occupied by Mr. William Allen. se5-lw Thomas H. Brhws. School Books at Half Price. We have collected several thou sand and can supply you with al most any text book desired in ex change or for one half cost. Call and save your money. M. M. SMITH, Manager S. L. B. Exchange. Phone 225; P. O. Box 326. s5-lw Executor's Notice. Having qualified as executor of the last will and testament of James B. Bobbitt, deceased, I hereby give notice toall persons indebted to him to make immediate payment to me, and to all persons havingclaims against him to present the same to me, duly veri fied, on or before the 5th day of September, 1897, otherwise this notice may be plead in bar of recov ery. J. HAL BOBBITT, Executor of J. B. Bobbitt, dee'd. Sept. 5, 1896. lm Let Me Think. slUUUUUUsMUMiiisiisia Viewed from every standpoint and carefully considered on all sides, the question of where one shall buy very easily decided after the first visit to this store. We w ill put on sale Saturday, the 12th, several lots of shoes that we were fortunate enough to pick up at are regular and right, made to give long wear. There isn't a bit of shoddy in them. Fact is, it pays to buy your shoss here always. It will pay you double to get a share of such a shoe OAA pairs women's soft glove grain button boots, patent tip, size 3 O VI J to 8, at 7?c the pair. Zf pairs women's India kid button boots, common sense heel and VI J toe, sizes, 3 to 8. at $1 th pair, usually sold at $1.25. pairs women's glazed kid button boots, spring heels, medium VlVJ toes, made to sell at $1 75, our price for Saturday $1 the pair. Misses' pebble grain button boots, tipped, sizes 11 to 2, 85c the p'r. Children's pebble grain button boots, tipped, 8 to 10, 75c the pair. Misseslfine dongolakid button boots, patent tip, spring heels, 8 to 11, $1 25; 11 to 2, $1 50 the pair, would Men's buff caff shoes, congress and laced, $1 BO the pair. - - . V Men's See calf shoes, congress and laced, $2 the pair. y ' ; : Men's porpoise calf shoes, congress and laced, $2 60 the pair. - ' W. v ' " 20C Wasted. To buy Or loan money on cast-off clothing, umbrellas, guns, pistols, watches, musical instruments, etc., etc. 1 D. W.C. HARRIS, Pawn Brokerjaad Steam Dyer. Suits cleaned 75c, cleaned and dyed 1 .50. " East Hargett street, just below Central Hotel. ; al2 lm Pioneers of a f75.00 Men's Bicycle named Crescent; of a $50.00 Men's Bicycle named Men's Specisl; of a $50.1)0 Ladies' Bicycle named Crescent. $75.00 Bicycles Good as one at $100. $50.00 Bicycles- Good as many at $75.00. We know what we are talking Factory made t5.000 vhecls last year. The C ascents have been tried here three years. Thos. H. Briggs & Sons RALEIGH. N. C. Hams Hams Another lot of those delicious South ampton county ( Va. ) Hams; also fine lot mild cured Johnston county (i. C. ) Hams. Fresh arrival New River Mullets, fine, fat Mackerel, new pack Koe Her rings, etc. "Melrose" f lour still growing in popularity. And why? Because it is carefully ground from best selected wheat. None superior to "Melrose.' Nice line finest green andblackTeas, 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, ltespcctfully, J. D. TURNER, Cor. Johnson and Halifax Sts. Telephone 125. Down Go Prices Clean to Bed Rock. A Revolution in U10 Piano and Organ Trade. Old Price bur led. New Fall Offers that Break tho Record. Elegant New Upright Piano, only f 183 Boot Pianos, Old Maker. only 1237 Mirror Top Parlor Organ, 1 1 (tops, 157 Superb Organ, Richest Cut, only $63 Sample bargain! Our Entire line Hedttced Lowest Pripes ever known on Standard Instro menttThonsfinds of dollars saved Borers. M ueauwv biwsj., we s.i we pace in uam mess i This Ad. means business, better answer it. Send for New Special Offert, Fall 1896. Ludden & Bates, S. I. IIOTJSE. Miller & Uzzle, M'gYs., Raleigh, N. C. sept 7 tr their fall and winter footwear will be extremely low prices. These shoes offering as this: be cheap at a third more. 1 E. JONES. FayetUvlllp. St. Riil'eigh, N. C Raleigh jPianos jlf OrganslllS 8 , 8 SUGARS To Burn I Five Gents Discloses the GOOD QUALITY. TRY THEM. Yours very truly, James McKimmon & Co., 133 Payetteville St., Raleigh. 3- v ... . .4' riM, jm think 47 neb in fj9 7 Isn't ItT Who would that an eighth or an I the width of (he toe would 7a make such (lifleroiiec ? 0 A Dollar a Pair for $3.00 Shoes. That' our at ore innl for the rt-st of llie week! It Z' aved and a llnln morn room for cramped torn. too. Pret 8 I good bargain, don t you i think? ; mt aaa sasaa, H,aaaa 0 HtLLtn dKUOm Q iff -PHONE 241. z School Supplies AND STATIONERY. Only Half Price. Cut Half in Two at Riggan's Toy Sfore boe Ins front, window; take your choice of that line lot of 10c writing tablets for 1 pound of linen paper only 10c; 1 pound of the hest linen pa per 20c: llaronial Envelops of tho heaviest weight for only 5c. Best linen Baronial only 8q; writing books and blank books at just naif price. Book Bags, Book Straus. Pencils. Cravon. etc. We will give you a scholar's cora- paniuu wuii iock anu Key iurniHiieu with a lead pencil, slate pencil, pen holder and chalk for only oc. Tha Koat nanHir OV. a nniin,1 ,,,,, Hriininir All t.h. tW1T1i1ln.1v IrinHu nnH flavors, packed in fancy boxes if de- Birea. RIGGAN'S TOY STORE aug29 ly 1896, EIIDSUMUER. ie Reese. We have all the desirable things in SUMMER MILLINERY at very reasonable prices. Infants Muslin Caps for 25 Cents As well as the finer goods. ' White and Colored Sailors AT ALL PRICES. . , White (Leghorn ANI- T- CHIP HATS. IN ALL SHAPES- Agents for Imperial . PATTERNS. J' . . A Two Shoes with but H S Apairforpriteoflg 4t FnDy that Klues that cost 4 $2.SO to $3,00 should bn sell- Ak m I II K Stir UUliUlv n Hiss Maggie Reese, llorthern Irish Potatoes, Norton ; CaWap, Hew . RiYer Mullets. 'Vow arriving almost daily. We are prepared to quote lowest prices and show flrstsatlast stock. ItvrlU pay you to see our goods and prices before placing your orders. Rockwell Buffer. Have vou tried 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 tnis Dutter iresn rrom ine dairy every week and can deliver it to you in nice, Bweet condition at 30c per pound, or will make a special prioe on standing weekly orders for five or more pounds at a time. Remember We sell the best old cider Vinegar at 35c per gallon. 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 tor indigestion is Otferburn Lithia Water Four or live 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 TERBUEN 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 itnd blood purifying remedy furnished by nature, and thousands will testify as to its medicinal value. Ladies will find that it enriches the blood and inmroves the comDlexion 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 Make Room for our fall stock, and to do this we must sell these shoes. You will have the chanco of shoes from 1.50 to 2.50 for , " - 64c. Don't wait, but come right now. SENSIBLE Important Lycn llu3!ict CIcro CO. f ALL ESS. . , Wt havo been receiving our new weeks and we expect to have It complete by the-end of the week. - - - ., , , We have two buyers North at and beautiful goods for the fall. Your Millinery Dep't. This department will bo in charsre of the same ladies who pleased the trade so much last spring, and we will havo anything you want in tho new shapes. Skirts and Wrappers We expect a large- lot of new styles skirts and wrappers this week, which we will sell you cheaper than you can make them. Dress Goods Our specially is medium-priced goods. We have a large stock of stylish goods to show and if you need a new skirt wo would like you to see what Ave can show you in black goods. ' We do a cash business sell goods to all alike. Get tho bcst valuo we can for our monoy and giro you the same. Sop (inv stock before you buy. AGENTS FOR WOOLLCOTT & SON, PREPARE THF BOYS FOR SCHOOL asasasris We desire to announce that out fall goods are nearly all in, and we X. are prepared to show th grandest collection of high-class novelties in Men's, Youths' and Boys' Clothing ever exhibited to the people of this A" State, every conceivable color, weave and design manufactured especially for us. . - .'h School Clothes The merits of our boys' clothing carry weight with parents who ap preciate things at moderate prices. Add good hats and furnishings to the very best boys' clothing, with not a trace of cottoc in any fabric used, and i .you have tho sccrct-of our success as boys' outfitters. . Fall Suits and Overcoats, i ; We have them in profusion, famous for exquisite patterns their credit. The selling advanl.: Like crystals in sunlight the coi , Our stock of hats and geni styles in Hats, Neckwear and 'i.r able is here and at lowest prices. S. & D. BERWANGER, One Price Clothiers to All. FOR $3.36 $6 00 Regular As you know these screens are ? made in the Celestial Empires, and are the beautiful products of the most skilled artisans. ' r Our screens are live Teet high, , four folds, heavily worked in gold -satin finish". : '5 ; r Open at 1: P, Leaders of rwnn stock for tho. past two or three : present whoare daily sending us new attention is called to the following: Shoes -.. V " v : Genuine dongola shoe, for ladies, all SMs new toes at $1.50 and 2. We have an unusually strong line of children's and misses' shoes at 35', 85c, 1, $1 15, (1 25, $1 40 and 1 50 Theso shoes arc made to wear and we can please you in quality. . : Crockery We have made many additions to this large stock and can show you the prettiest assortment of all kind of dishes, toilet and dinner sets youT can find any where. . v t Prices We do not blow much about prices, but as we have as much money as the balance of tho trade in tho city, we can sell you good as cheap as any other store. They come from everywhere that is I i... -t :'i!vlities. The art side is to r i -.' The satisfaction is yours. ' - ti k i with brilliant effects. v t vhirgs is replete with the latest u-.i-. Ever' thing that is fashion- $3.36 Price S6 00 Night rTi ' Screens Low Prices;
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