'
v rrcv.
J u tca.it for Kulclgh.
1 Loral forecast for Ealolgh
I (not extending beyond a ra
dius of 20 mlle:l Fair, contin-
i J warm tonight and Thursday.
Cloudy and possibly . light shower
'. Imrsiiay evening. ,
Forecast for North Carolina: ,-. Fair
ti-ni-Ut, followed by . partly cloudy
weather Thursday, - . ' , . , ;
; Local Data. ,'
Local data for 21 hours ending at 8
a. m. (today) November 18, Maximum
temperature, 48; minimum temperature,
41; rainfall. 0.00.
Conditio of tha Waatkar. : ,
The following were the weather con
ditions at 8 a. m. today: .,
State of the weather...... .v.. u; fair.
Temperature of the air;...... 48 degr.
Sensible temperature...;.... 42 deg.
Wind Telocity .' Light.
Direction of wind. N. E.
PERSONAL.
Dr. A. B. Hawkins, wentto Louis-;
burg today. ' j -
Dr.' J. L. M. Curry, will arrive
here tomorrow. , - 'K' '
Hon. G. Bent JUford, of Holly
Springs, is In the city, -
Mrs. L. C. Vass, of Charlotte, is
visiting her. sister, Mrs. George
Allen on New Bern Avenue.
Ir Mrs. H. E. Colton, who has been
visiting the famiiy of Maj. Vass, left
today for her home in Enoxville,
Tenn. . . '
" V NoMd Praaeher Tonight.
Rev. Dr. Q. H.-Shinn, of Gales
burg, 111., at present the Universal-
ist Missionary of the United States,
- and who will preach in the cityHo
night, is the guest of Mrs. O. J .
Carroll.' i 1 ' '
It is already advertised that he
will preach tonight (Wednesday), at
1 the Academy of Music, at 8 o'clock.
Subject: "What Will Become of
Wicked People Dying in Sin?" .
The public is cordially invited to
; be present. ,
Bight YoaaraMr. Obatrvar I
The Charlotte Observer of today
savs editorially: : "The Southetn
: : railway company deserves commen-
dation and thanks for the splendid
passenger service which it is giving
' the public. Ever since its re-orga-
miration its Improvement has been
steady. And the addition,, Sunday,
of another passenger train to its al
ready excellent service, ' leaves
almost nothing to be desired. The
Southern has come to be one of the
really great raiiway systems of the
country, and it is evident that its
management is determined not only
to take no step backward but to
keep pressing forward.
t, - Staada at tha Baad.
- ' Aug. 3, Bogel, the leading drug
' gist of Shreveport, La., says. "Dr.
King's New Discovery is the only
i hing that cures my cough, and it is
' the best seller I have. " J. F. Camp
bell, merchant of Ariz, writes: "Dr.
King's New Discovery is all that is
' claimed for it; it never fails and is a
' Bure cure for consumption, coughs
and colds. I cannot say enough for
its merits.": Dr. King's New Dis
covery for consumption, coughs and
colds Is not an experiment. It has
been tried for a quarter of century,
, , and today stands at the head, fit
' never disappoints. Free trial bot-
ties at John V. MacBae's drugstore.
Did Yoa Evar
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
derful direct influence in giving J
trencth and tone Jo the organs. U
you have loss of appetite, constipa
tion, headache, fainting spells, or
' are nervous, sleepless, excitable,
melancholy or troubled with dizzy
spells, Electrio Bitters is the medl
ar A - TT14-t. ( C! .1.
cine jruu utwu. cwiui auu oucujui
are guaranteed by its use. Fifty
cents and II at John Y. McBae s
drug store. . yS-k,;
j. i:' i Prof. Wya la Towa. .; '. ; ;
Prof. S. B. Nye, Optician and
Refractionist, is now in the city,
and is ready for the reception
of his friends and the generaljpub
lic at his office at the Park Hotel,
near the ladies' parlor, where he is
prepared to administer to their com
fort in the way of curing chronic
hr-iJache caused by astigmatism or
e ' er ailments of the eye. Every
d ' .ret will be corrected and the
i t complicated and also prescrip
t n ,' ' -s are made here -at his
, s t in the latest and hand
t i!..,:;ns of fraMes. Consul-
f. . V.'ill be at his office
; ; .L a. m. t'.U 5 p. w. daily.' 17 1 w
; '1
h between
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Ice cream every day at Dughi's. D
Try one of Denton's oyster broils.
l-ur Kent.
ix room cottage on Polk street,
second dxr from N. Person street.
Inquire 50-4 N. Person street
nol3tf
Fresh Catawba grapes at Dughi's.
Bananas ten, fifteen, twenty and
twenty-five cents per dozen at
Dughi's.
For Bent. '
Three-story brick building cor.
Fayetteville and Morgan streets, re
cently occupied by Democratic head
quarters, For terms apply to W. B.
Grimes. nova tf ; 4
Denton's is the only place in the
city to get first class up-to-date
broiled oysters. , 1
Nice looking pears at Dughi's.
, For Boat.
Six room house on Jones street,
second door from Dawson street.
Water and modern improvements.
Inquire southwest corner Jones and
Dawson streets, v . . n!4-2w -
Gill Flower apples, or better
known as the "sheep nose" or "pig
nose" or some kind of noseat Dughi's
Denton trerve the ; largest and
best oysters. , Call and be con
vinced.: ' , r
Dissolution Notice. , -
The firm of McClure & Peterson
have this day dissolved co-partnership
by mutual consent All bills
and debts due the old firm will be
paid to the new firm of McClure &
Hales. ' - McClcri & Pxtkbsoit. i
Fresh cocoanuts at Dughi's.
I!:rso A'jcficn.
I will have two car loads of good,
young, West Virginia horses ship
ped from West Virginia to me, to be
sold on consignment, which I will
positivelysellto the highest bidder
at my stables in Raleigh, on Satur
day at 12 o'clock, Nov. 21, 1896.
Stock guaranteed as represented, or
no money paid. - These horses are
from 6 to 7 years old, sound and
good workers. . If you want good
Virginia horses don't miss this op
portunity, as they will sell cheap.
Everythmgguaranteed. . . ? 1 ;
JOBH W. LlTTLfPAQX.
Ed. Thomason, Auctioneer.
' ' ' nov2 lm , -
.No "Experts" .needed with Buck's
','') Store and Ranges. 4
: Now Girls !
We will give the BUCK'S JUNIOR
JTICKLED RANGE" to the girl under
14 years old who will collect and bring
to our office the greatest number of
advertisements, each with , " j
"DUOIl'S"
Trade
MarJt
out from newspapers from October 15th
to December 26th, 1898. Each coUeo
tion must be tied in package with num
ber and name thereon.
Tios. fl. Briggs & Sons
f RALEIGILN. C.
SOLE AGENTS
Buck'sGreat White Enamel Line,
W. E.
206 Fayetteville Street. . ; V
People call the kind of weather we've been having lately "Indian
summer." That's because it's so treacherous. The sun smiles in vour
face while a cold wind creeps around
back. Especially is this true of the
see that the tots are guarded atrainst
wriu viuuiuug. ; jaere is uie place ia
CHILDREN'S UNDERWEAR.
: Children's tine white merino vests
and panto, sizes t to 8 years, for
merly sold for 25 and 35c, nor 18c
each.s
Natural wool sanitary vests, sizes
8 to 12 years at 38c
Misses' ribbed vests, 60 per cent
wool at 48c, .'..'
Infants' ribbed shirts, 50 per cent
wool at 25. .-, v ' '
Infants' ilt wool ribbed shirts at
48c -
DRESS GOODS." '
500 yards fancv brocaded two tone
drps poods, 40 inches wide, black
and colors, usually sold at 35c, your
clinioe while they last at 25c.
11 wool liannel suiUBgs, 38 inches
v. ie in gray, brown, navy and red'
ALL lilD-
: Served at our Fountain -
TO-DAY.
If you are chilled by the cold
then come in and make your-
r - -
, self comfortably warm by
taking a drink (0 of 'HoV
Soda." "- ' " 4
; Vouri very truly,
James McKimmon 4 Co.,-
133 Fayetteville St., Raleigh.
Wis.M( ol.J u k.v....4
Depends
As to the rose or violet, nothing.
But take our name
w. ii. ki:;g s co.',
- Now, there'se great deal in that
For instance: ,
. In prescriptions it means PURITY
and FREEHNESS of Drugs, Care
and exactness in compounding, Fair
ness and moderation in price. -
Whether you want medicine, or soda
water,, cigars or Soap, Candies or
chewing gum,, we serve you with
tiftnst.v. mtirtfisv. and diBD&tch.
One good name means everything to
you, it means entire satisfaction to
us success.
Yes, There's Lots la a lame,'
50 Head of Horses
At :Auctim
To!hs!i-hest Didder
I wilt sell, without reserve, on Fri
day and Saturday November 20th and
21't, fifty head of Horses and Mares
fr m Vlrtrinla and East Tennessee, all
u tc. a good, sou 11 J workers. . Every
one . f them must be as recommended
or uwiiey refunded. Sale will take
place each day at 11 o'clock.
Fka.nk Stbonach,- '
' ' Auctioneer,
I carry the larsest stouVof ILiness,
Saddlery, etc1., in the State. I also
have tha larsnst stock of Carriages
Buggies,' Wagons and Road Carts
which l am selling at factory prices.
FRANK STBONACH, Prop'r.
Stronach's Emporium. ;
Nos. 219, 221' and 223 Wilmington
Kctics (9 tha Putnc
f
- Havinir this : day .Qualified as Ad
ministrator - of the estate - of Calvin
Kelly, deceased, this is to notify. All
persons Indebted to said estate to pre
sent their claims for payment to me On
or before me itn day qi iNovemoer,
1897, or this notice will be plead in bar
of recovery. All persons indebted to
said estate will please pay without
lurtner demand. xxEZEKxah root
. nl7 laww ,
JONES;
the corner and stabs , you In the
children. The eareful mother will
the insidious foe by a panoply, of
get n.
at 28ci :--jX-J My,f
misses'' Jackets. J.cy
Misses' reefer . jackets in 'good
quality kersey cloth, trimmed with
soutache braid at (2 43. ' ,v
Misses' stylish boucle cloth reefer
jackets in green, b.own and reds,
were $6, now $4 75. -
Children's long coats at 25 per
cent off usual selling prices. -SURPRISING
SHOE. SELLING.
We have put on our bargain tables
in center of store one hundred pairs
women's fine kid and pebble goat
button and laced shoes, siwsslihtly
broken, former prices ! 60 to 12 at
63c. v '
Misses' Debbie grain button boots
spring heels,8tol2,wnrth 75c at 53c:
same shoe 13 to 2 at C-ic
v. - .
E.xcul any::,ing you ever bhw in
candy thin hndcriHp. Lemon, ohono
lato,lune ami vanilla and only -Jc lb.
Ripan'a is the place to get the beBt
and cheapest Toys.
: ... ..V '-
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Ri??an's line of Plcturee is fine and
beautiful and selling at one-half regu
lar price. Select what you want while
the line is complete. ,
Rlggan's is the place to get new
Nuts, Currants, Citron, Figs, Raisins,
Grapes and Apples cheapest. ' ,
Riggan's Candy excels them all In
price and quality. , ,1 f
Riggan's Crookery, Glassware,
Lamps, Coal Hods and Shovels,
Vases and Brio-a-Brao are best goods
at the cheapest price; also Paper Tab
lets and Baskets.
In fact Kiggan's Toy Store is the
place to get the best goods at the most
popular prices. . "
132 FAYETTEVILLE ' STREET.
The "Bow-Wow?.' Toe
i, ''Russia Calf Rope Switch" 'Calf
II having a great run.
Lined Bals at $4 are still
rjrk1.cNeedle toe and Jewel
vl wll la great selllers at only
. Gen 'ts . broad plain toe congress gaiters and lace shoes
at $2 00, wear like iron. , i - i -v. - s
: Call and see the New Styles as, well as the great bar-
, tiHLLER's si::e stc:.h,
' Established in
' That is a mighty host of OVERCOATS you will find "lined up" here
to meet your wants and wishes, strong in quantity, strong in quality
and style and fit. The only weak spot Is the price. One wing of this
army of comfort followers the conventional fashion. The other leads a gal
lant band of novelties all our own. Both are mustered under the same
business-bringing banner "satisfaction to everybody. " The big trade
we are having is the best evidence of our surpassing facilities. It's like
a corporation s guard facing a regiment for competition to strive againBt
our enormous variety our superior qualities our lowest prices. v Cost
may not cut any figure with 'you, but you don't want to pay fifty dollars
when twenty-five dollars will give you 'the same value. The man who
must feel his way and count his dollars can't afford to pay ten dollars when
$7.50 will buy as good a garment We are not favorites from friendship
only, but on the Bolid, substantial ground that bring folks back here sea
son after season, we want to sell
ut.:-'1.yr-:'
you've got to buy your boy. If you
siderate, we are sure to do it. It is
great majority don't go wrong. It's
OVERCOAT
roaa tnat we believe tnat you wur oe beset witn undervalues and over
charges. ..Our guarantee follows everr purchase to the end.' Don't hesi
tate to let us know the slightest dissatisfaction. It shall be paid for with
tbe money you paid us.? 4 , : ;'v
Leading One'
A.B.STRONACH.
HIGH CLASS GOODS
,f And 'h l.!::sj Back
Be values in the city, new plash
capes, liejuiar ana extra lengxns,
plain,, jetted, opplivued, fur, ribbon
and other rushionaoiev garnitures,
all with satin or fancyaffeta silk
liDings:
Worth
looo .
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N 1M
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Irt f
TO
131 Faycitculb St.
IHO St:li:'::ij Co.
Plione 142 r
-FULL LINE
Fine Stationery,
Office and School
Supplies. .
Lc-:r3 b Lc:v Pri::s.
- . oc283m
The Leaders in Shoes,
Call Attention to Their
New and Complete Stock
of Gents5
Footwear.
Toe Calf
$3 00 a pai
Bals ' are
pair.
1876.
you the ' - , -
are tbe lea't bit thoughtful and con
natural to folbw the crowd, for the
only when you stray from the straight
Price Clothiers.
AT POPULAR PRICES.
If You Are Net Satisfied. :
Very handsome cloth cape, cloth
and braid trimming, velvet collar,
worth 110 00, at., .8 50
V
Braid and Jet, trimmed in same,
worth $10 00 at ........ ; .v. ... 8 50
Elegant Astrachan cape, velvet
trimmed, worth $11 00, at .. . .9 00
Very handsome cloth cape, jacket
back, worth fl5 00, at 12 50
Same, trimmed with braid nnd
vullhis, worth 15 00, at 12 50
The above will only give an i .loa
as to quantities and assortments,
f.ich comprise every style t'.,at is
fashionable in a lar.re varlr-ty of tbe
best fabrics. - '-, U
And v".r n.n. r. 1 .M-k if you are '
not f . ' ,1. j
Econcr.ib Pi ices Prevail in c!i 1
f
The largest department we have
is -the shoe department und it is just
ly popular, as we give you the best
shoe possible to buy for the prices.
Children's shoes 25 50, (i(t, C5, 68,
75, 85, 90, 11, 1 15, 1 25, 1 S5, 1 50.
We "have a large assortment of
boy's shoes of all size, at 1 00, 1 25
and 150. We pay particular atten
tion to the quality of our ladies' 1 25
160 and ZW shoes. Urosset s aw)
shoes for men:- ' . :
We do a large merohant-taUoring
pair of pants at a reasonable price andguarantceour work in every respect.
Lcdfcs' Vert:
18o ribbed waist at1 " V:"' ... . . .12)0
iffdbloached " " ' . . . . .... 25o
68o " . ', '",... 60o
Children's union suits . ; -. ty: 25o
Misses'
..50c
We sell these fast black hose at 15
and 5c a pair. . All sizes. ' :v' :.
Oapes7 cloaks; jackets, children's reefers,
ladies' suits, v wrappers and skirts in grc ::t
variety, as. to price and quality.1, Our terms
are casn.V One price to all.' ' , '
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. See our 5c and 10c counters. Many bargains on them, " v . . i t . . ;
Agents for the sale of Butterick Patterns;'
WOOLLCOTT & SON, -14
East Martin Street.
r Just watch this space for the
1 ," ' .
Greatest Furnituro C:rr ::.
ever offered the
eigh;.;; vv,,;;:
Open at Nfaht,
Lexers ctLc;v:Pn:::;a''T Hill
The New Store
i. ...... .i.i.u...
. .i The big double glass front indexes the store inside.
: Selling at smallest profits, we bring the consumer nearer the prime,
first original cost than credit stores care to do or dare to imitate. Thora
is '"method in their madness" when they decry our popular system.
' Enconiums copiously showered binds us in closer relationship to
public favor ahd nerves us to the greatest work for the smallest r- v i.i a
word, we become public benefactors. ,
Unnuppnpjmnr y!p'r,(
iiuuk.jjuliliiig llijliiiij.
we never nave, ao'noi now, nor never win seu suipie ;
less than cost, then charge those unfamiliar with the qualities c r j
We never have, doaiot now,
of the values extortionate prices, as some, by duplicity an.. I !
sentation seek to do. Such is not BUSINESS, tiut a downr'.-'tt
of conudence a sharp trick played by some to "keep in t' e '
' Mr., Sherwood Hips is now in New York coverin,' t i
s2 it is worth in tlie way of bnrgains and he has just "struck it r
great clearing prices nre now being node to wind up the veer's I
1j'.! invoices of Cloth and l'iuh Capos, new stylos Pre s C
kinds of Woolen U nurweari ncavy
merps have just been r?ceivcd, s
Greatest line of children's Tain O'Shanters ever diilayed in the city,
and from the SIGNS before us, we lay claim to the bi 'e ;t s ?ck of Hand
kerchiefs in the State.
(Genuine Imported Muslin Shirts .33o
. Wsmsutt.-i Pienched, linen bosom Shirts... ...50o
.Gent's Night Shirti, emhroi.leried ..v,.-..60o '
Don't miss a 15.M;. i A IN by buvin? br fore vou Fee the qualities and
hear the priors. 1-V,1 p'l ,' ',',oi or
T ,
, We do not like to boast, but will
say that we have the best pelec'ed
stock of millinery in ...h.
Especial attention is called to -cap
department for children, all t
new shapes in tans on nand now cu J
prices very low.
3 SPECIALS-3 .
10- 4 all wool white blankets.
11- 4 " " "
3C?
.421
business, will make you a suit or
Genuine castor buckskin ...... 1 13
Heavy domestic kid gloves .... 8oc
London tanned dogskin glove. . 87c
Wool lined Kangaroo 75c
" " heavy goatskin 1 00
All bargains. . Also full lines of
cloth, wool, kid and leather gloves
from 25o to 1 00 a pair.
3 SHIRT WAIST ITEMS.
All wool flannel, in red, blue and '
black, new style sleeve waist . . 1 00
' Scotch $laid waist ' .. ; v. ". . .95c
.Handsome Wool Henrietta waists
lined, full sleeve, ripple cuff, ele
gant fitting waists . , . . . . 1 43
,
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people of . Ral-:
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f , is
...
uit i it
Ppmnln Plt,
OOn.uuii.uu i
nor never will sell staple
i 1 f i
t ' r
stock I .ait tu : , j 1 s aii . v ,i-
yoi.i i :y tack. ! .
Pur ' c S velvet co!!ar, b'i'd
; i .. .. 3 t J
i. r e c. t:i'.;itary braid trin
1 ' Ji CO-