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THE PRESS-VISITOR,
&ALEIQH, N. C.
MONDAY f July 19
THOS. J. PENCE
City Editor.
Index to New Advertisements.
Tuckers' Specials,
Dr E ifi Terry Veterinarian.
Minch & Eisenbrey Furniture.
Personals.
Mr D S Butner, of Salem, is here.
HrsERacb of Portsmouth, Va.,
is in the city.
Mr W L McGhee, of FranHintou,
was here yesterday.
Miss Mattie Pace is visiting in
Salisbury, the guest of M iss Mar
gie Overman.
Mr. S LCrowder, of the treasur
er's office, spent Saturday and Sun
day with relatives at Kidgeway.
Mrs Nellie Carver and son, Mr.
Henry Carver spent yesterday with
relatives near Fore.stville.
Mr S Schwartzhas returned to the
city from Richmond, Va., where he
has been since January. Mr Sen
wartz's many friends here are glad
to greet him in improved health.
Free for All.
Printers, as a rule, are perhaps
the best spellers in the world, yet
we frequently see in the daily pa
pers a certain little word spelled
wrong. We see it in editorials,
news items and advertisements
What is it?
To the one firstguessingthe word,
we will givea case of Panacea water;
second correct guess received, six
bottles of Panacea water; third, four
bottles; fourth, two bottles; making
two cases in all.
Guesses will be numbered from
one up, as received, and will be
opened at 12 o'clock, July 31st.
We are agents for this celebrated
water and the only objection we
have to selling it is that it cures
everybody that drinks it and cutsu
out of the sales of lots of medicines
Just received $1,(00 worth of
drugs, 17,000 cigars, 200 boxes
chewing gum.
We sell the best 2 cent cigar on
earth. Six 5 cent tickets for 25 cents
25 for $1.00.
We are making a big run on pre
scription work.
North Sinn Druo Stoke
They Are Going Fast 1873
WOOLLCOTT
& SON.
The confidence of the people
Hood's Sarsaparilla is duo to its un
equalled record of" wonderful cures
BUSINESS ITEMS.
TUCKERS' STORE.
At 47 cents French Dress Good
A Good Thing in Dress Goods
It is a big thing the greatest
sacrifice ever made in line Dress
Goods. Many inthis47J cents lot
re actually worth this present sea
son 1.50 to .'$ 50 per yard. We
have sold in the past week many a
yard still mftiiy are left to sell left
for you to buy the quicker, the
better.
Havwimid, Snow & Tickkr,
Trustees.
W II & R S TUCKER & CO S.
Great Dissoutiox Sai.es.
THE GREAT DISSOLUTION
SALES OF W. II. & R. S. TUCKER
& CO.
HAYWOOD, SNOW &
TRUSTEES.
TUCKER,
TALK ABOUT BARGAINS.
THE GREAT "D. E." COUNTER.
Just made up, and every article a
bargain. If vou study economy
rightly you will direct your steps to
tins section . you will be greeted
with the biggest saving revelations
that you've witnessed in manyadav
or will ever see again. Look after
your own interests in a practical
business way investigate this great
oargain section and you will learn
many a dollar-saving lesson. Every
article is of use and merit and is to
be sold irrespective of loss. This
"D. E. " Section is right in the cen
ier oi me store tne olu Tucker
Glove section made larger by many
tables on which are heaped thegreat
est bargains ever oliered to any
peoole.
This one great bargain section
will justify a trip to Raieigh.
Haywood, Snow ami Titkek,
Trustees.
House fot Kent.
Dwelling house. Desirabl
of the city. Possession lirst
Apply to (i. E Lk.m ii.
211 tf :ill."j Wilmington street
part
July.
Old clothes, shoes, hats, pistols,
guns, watches, clocks. Cash paid
for second hand clothing of every
description at Harris' Steam Dye
Works, East Hargett street, Raleigh.
Suits cleaned 75c; cleaned and dyed
1-50. ju 71m
Furnish Your House.
Until Aug. 1st, Minch & Eisen
brey, of Baltimore will have on ex
hibition at No. 13, West Hargett s' ,
a representative line of medium and
high class House Furnishings in
charge of Mr R S White. Every
thing in the Furniture line; new and
handsome patterns in all grades of
carpets; the latest and most fash
ionable effects in Lace Curtains; ar
tistic Draperies; upholstery ma
terials: couch covers, etc. Com
munications by mail, or orders left
at Wynne & Ellington's office, phone
idj, win De promptly attended to,
and everybody in Raleigh interested
in House Furnishing is cordially in
vited to see this exhibit.
Minch & Eisesbbev,
jl8-lt Baltimore.
WHITE MOUNTAIN
Ice Cream Freezers,
FREEZES IN
I M1MJTES
First minute, cream mixes:
Second minute, cream begins to
freeze;
Third minute, nearly frozen.
Fourth minute, perfectly frozen.
Thos. H. Briggs & Sons,
RALEIGH. N. C.
The Shade
Of An Ice Wagon
Isn't cooler ,uin a sparkling
Soda Water drawn from our
rla-
Popular Fountain
Irvonc or oui nmneroiw simmer
drinks, always kepi a tl i v .mg
point. You will feel ;:rire H rav
ing the heat after it seuJs ne Lie into
every nerve, anl leaves you as cool
as a cucumber before the Min rises.
Wc use pure fruit juices and distill
ed water, ani anything we serve, from
a glass of mineral water to an ice
ream soda, costs you but
A Nickel.
W. H. KING & CO.,
Druggists,
Eti.vettevillo Street.
Dr. E. E. TERRY,
VETERINARIAN.
Otlieo and sanitarium Davie street, be
tween Wilmington and Blount Sts.
Advice free Calls answered to
all parts of city and country. C'orre-
ponuence free.
UALEUai, N. C.
R. C. McOlvin,
With
Dr. Terry.
Si lent ille Horse-Shoer.
Faulty gaits remedied, diseased and
crippled a specialty. Makes 42 differ
ent kinds of shoes. Davie street, Ka!-
eigh, N. C. July 111
Turnip Seeds
I McKIMMON'S I
Drug Store.
The Linen and Crash Suits at the present reduced nrlces. A dol- Tni.K. ........1-.. 4 . . i. !,: w.o
lar0l-two saved on a suit makes nuite a difference. Tha $6 50 Dure Linen luaiij a Huaiici Ul a tClltUIV 1U uuruuow
buits are now $5 00. The $6 00 India Crash Suits are now $4 50. The in t his oit.V Wn in Tint hlnw mil nwn hnm
very loud, but the people do blow very loud
lor us.
4 50 Crash Suits are now $3 50. The $3 00 Crash Suits are now $2 50.
This is your time for saving money.
Straw Hats at Off Prices !
- 50 Hiits for $1 7d. Any straw bat $1 50 and fl 25 for $1 in stock now.
Special Inducement fo Buy a Derby.
We have about five dozen of our celebrated 3 00 Derbvs mostly llrOCft OflAflc
hat cases prior to incominsr full hats we L'lve vour choice for 2 00. He
quick to get your size.
Here are a Few Toots From Our Horn:
All Boys' an.1 Children's Suits Tumble.
We are not at all overstocked, hut that makes no difference, we
never carry over any sio, u 11 low prices will sell them l ie same season
bey were bought. I lie prices on our juvenile clothes worn ext.rpmelv
low this season, but. during this remnant sale you save 15 per cent addi
tional on every suit. Cassimere, cheviot or crash suits from three to nine
teen years. This is a 'od time fur economical parents to clothe their
boys tor school. Uns of medium weights in our stock.
A laree assortment of Lawns,
Mulls, Organdies, Lappets and other
sheer goods for summer wear nl low
prices, as cheap as any other place.
ONE TRICK and ha' iiiir what our
customers wanted has made ourrcp
utation.
Oxford Ties.
DOWN GOES
THE PRICE.
The stock must he reduced at Ilig
gan'a. Inventory has to be taken
cttin ready lor the coming holidays,
so here goes
Saturday Special White granite
oyster bowls, 5c size, go for ;;c: 10c
size for 5c.
Monday Special We give you one
9et of six water tumbles for 17c or one
set of si goblets for 17c.
Tuesday Special A crystal set of
si pieces butter dish and cover, sugar
dish and cover, creamer ami spoon
holder, all for ;!0c. We have two bar
rels of these to close and if you can
duplicate for less than 50c we will re
turn your money.
Wednesday's Special We have one
gross one half quart china pitchers,
regular value 25c, to close out we sell
you Wednesday for 10c only.
Thursday's Special We eive vou
three dozen boxes matches for 10c,
sixty-live matches to a box. Think of
it, 3ii boxes for 10c.
One box of 21 sheets paper, 24 enve
lopes for 5c, better for JOe and better
for 15c; one pound (lfi ozs. ) writing
paper only 10c. Linen paper 18c lb.
For the old men and boys, lino walk
ing canes at less than cost.
Special Notice.
You can send your servants or chil
dren for any of the above articles and
if you are not more than satistied we
will cheerfully return your money.
Riggsn's Toy Store
jyS lm Is tha Place.
S. & D. BERVANGER
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WIDE AWAKE
Leading One Price Clothiers.
All $1 75 Oxfords are no,v . . $
All 1 51 "
All 1 25 " "...
All 100 " "
All 90c " " "...
All 75c " " " . .
These t'oods are good ores at
t"
regular price and are
the closing out prices.
!)!c
87c
75c
G5c
the
bargains at
HI i Borden Furniture Comp'y
Special toots from
Grocery Dep't.
Black and green tea 50c. The same
vou pay 75c for. We sell a 50c tea
"far 3!c
Chipped beef 22c a pound.
2 lb corn beef 20c a can.
Lion 's roasted coffee 18c.
Corn starch 7c per pkg.
Grits (very good) 2c.
10c condensed milk 80.
Good 5c washing soap .'tc.
Cut loaf sugar 7c )b.
Sardines 4c and 10c a box .
25 lbs best lard 11 50.
a ' 21c,
Breakfast strips, pic-nic hams and
sugar cured hams received twice a
week always fresh and sweet.-
Large stock of plain and fancy
pickles.
A word about SewiiiL' Machi lies! We sell NKW TTOMTT, SowiniT
shines for :I0.00 cash. It is the best machine made and this price is
than ever before offered. We also have a cheaper machine.
Ma
less
IN'CORI'ORATED
Wilmington ;inl Kavelteville Streets.
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liov.ux,
PRESIIIKNT.
VICE l'UKSI DENT.
T. P. JF.RMAN, JR., SEC. AM) TREAS,
Ul! ES (IOOPWIN, INSTALLMENT MOB,
1 25c Towels.
Just at present we are sellinir
large size damask and huck towels
far 25c that are worth 35c.
Best fan stock in the city, uiices
5c to 50c. Ladies' collars, cuffs and
neckwear. Fast black hose 25c.
Japanese Screens
An importation just received.
A Word About Miilinerv.
If you want a sailor or hat
med or untrimmed.
you one to suit.
We
trim-
can show
Bleached Muslin.
We put on sale yesterday one case
of the linest and best bleached mus
lin ever brought to this city. It
counts I!Hi threads to the inch and
the price is ic. It is better than
cambric for urderwear.
Oh, yes! Speaking about under
wear, we'll say we have a large as
sortment of Ladies' ready made un
derwear of all kinds.
Always remember that we sell iroods r
cheap as anybody, and last but not least, we
win say you can buy our fancy silks at cost.
There are many thiners to W flm 1 Cfttt Sr Kru-i
nlCD f ill nun .. o4,T WVXWWH. WW iVllt
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uur prices ana terms are
very reasonable.
We have over
IJOO Lbs.
North Carolina liacon now in store
which is perhaps the finest lot seen
here this season. It is cut and cured
on the order of Virginia meat. The
Hams are close cut, round, phinio and
sound as a dollar. The sides are
mall, "streak o' lean and streak o'
fat" with rib left in: all is smoked to
a rich brown color, which preserves
ivnd imparts to it that sweet, delicious
flavor so much sought after and ai-
reciated by connoisseurs. The nartv
who cut and cured this bacon is a man
of experience, who enjoys a well-
earned reputation for line cured meats.
t must le seen to be appreciated.
Hams
SUCCESSORS TO C.A.SHER
6c5o & Co. .
lA Cool Sleeper Baltimore Wire
Cots.
I Favetteville Steot
Telephone No. 2!6 13.
Entrance through Stronach's dry goods store.
Heller Brothers'
Great Reduction Sale!
The Store That Sets the Pace.
All Values and All Bargains for All the People.
MIIMilMIM
5 to 15
pound.
ibs , 12
c per
Shoulders l--
Sides
(cut in strips) 5 to H
lbs , 10c per pound.
If you want suirar cured Hams or
fine I'.nsrlish cured Breakfast Strius
(siuaii anu minj we nave tnem at lc
to l.'lie pound.
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; ,c I,.,, . "i ' 1 '""owing lines, so have made the
r.,y;:",o . :" -i' " r H,es Tan Oxford Ties, formerly
in iK ,; D , ,s ,5lack Oxfords reduced from $2 25
2JHJuJ'."Lt5V.alf.Bs"rD?e,-'' nw 3 5 Intent Leather
C r J,,rI ua's' 50 Misses' Heeled Button
'enl s Hulton Shoes tl 50, formerly
sold for i and $5 a pair. Terms, spot
v-aau,
0. T. JOHNSON,
HELLER'S
Shoe Store.
AGENT.
eigh, N. U. July I!) rmne 28.
LadTes' Hats af Half. We
Wi
Sell You
I have some Idle wild Lots for sale
and I am going to sell them. Any
one desiring cheap building lots can
get this property atasrreat sacrifice.
I say I am going to sell and I mean
it. Come to see me.
Jas. A. Sanders.
New Restaurant.
Mr. Henry Olive has opened a
restaurant at Barclay's old stand,
next door to Denton's, where he is
prepared to serve customers with
meals at all hours. Barbecue served
each Sunday. jll4 1w
Take a bird's eje view of J. D.
Carroll's North Carolina Bacon-,
Hams, Shoulders and Sides. Prices
to suit the times. 225 South Wil
mington street, Raleigh. N. C. jl5
FOR SALE.
A good grocery business with
good will In city of Raleigh. Good
vocation and ft built-up trade. Rent
low. Address "C," caro Press-
Price on all Trimmed Hats Cut
in Half to Close.
i ou Know our millinery. Jvery one for miles around does. All I
our hats are trimmed by up to-date experts. They are tastv and becom
ing, uur prices are always low. When we offer U cut these already low I
prices to just nan it means a big bargain a tremendous big one. We do
not carry gooas irom one season to the next; that's why we have cut the
price i n two to maif e a quick, clean s eep.
You have never setn such prices in your whole life as we are now I
oucring seasonaoie gooas at. Tde whole store is full of attractive new
ovooui.ouic 6Wu0 mai ncu m amazingly small prices.
Six ladles' srauze vests for 25c: Turkish hath indole t d- m.
penders at 9c; all calicoes, light colors, 4c; all ginghams 5c; small lot of
, . " -a) "c.ucu jeoua uianers iw an straw nats 4!c: a 1
Chiif matatts t.A,.nA 1(1... . r ... . . .. '
t i cs 7Q i reujnantu oi mailings at naif; slippers reduced
men a mue suiris at zjc; umorenas at oo, ou, To, ysc.
ojux uua am jsajmjAIJn TABLE IT'S GREAT. CHOCK
l UhisVl UUUD THINGS TO TEMPT YOU. 50 CENTS
js u x a a DULiliA a o W0J5TH. 25 CENTS BOX OF
SOAP, THEEE CAKES, JOE IS 1-2 CENTS,
And there are others, but we would be glad for you to see them at
the store. Don t let any consideration tempt you to part with your cash
until you reach the big store. '
NEW SHOES
In Ladies' Dongola Kid Patent Leather Tip Oxfords,
Sizes 3 to 8, at 37c, worth 60c.
Sizes 3 to 8, at 48c, worth 75c.
Sizes 3 to 8, at 65c, worth tl.
In Ladies' Extra Dongola Kid Patent Leather Tip Oxfords,
Sizes 3 to 8, at 88c, worth tl 25.
In Ladies' Extra Brown Dongola Kid Tip, same Oxfords,
Sizes 3 to 8, at 88c, worth tl 25.
In Ladies' Fine Kid Oxfords, Patent Leather Tip,
, Sizes 3 to 8, at tl ; worth tl 50.
Sizes 3 to 8, at tl 50, worth t2.
In Ladies' Kid Opera Toe Sandals,
Sizes 3 to 8, at tl. worth tl 25.
Iu Ladies' Patent Leather Sandals,
Sizes 3 to 8, at tl 25 worth tl 50.
t& Your money back if you are not satisfied.
Chocolate, Brown, Tan and Green Polish, Big Bottles 10e.
July number of Fashions, our monthly magazine, now ready
free to our customers.
WOMEN S SHOES-
You must consider our ndverlisinir seriously. Costs ton mn.-h f,,
permit carelessness We prepare a, I imr advertisements, solemn
lyremember that. : must force out our entire stnel? rf Kiimmm.
must have room for the full shoes soon to arrive, as we have made great
preparation for the fall business which we exneet to dn
60 pairs of Ladies' Patent Tip Oxfords, sizes :i and 4, to clear the lot "He
60 pairs Ladies' and Misses' Black Kid Oxfords thev were our tl 50
tl and 2 oO kind, sizes 11 to 2, heels and spring heels surpris
ing low price of jn.
120 pairs Ladies' Dontrola Kid Patent, TinsOvfni-do'a t' n ;.,'.,' ' ' ' I'l-li '
11 pairs Ladies Tan and Chocolate Oxfords, new toes, tinners (inn
kid skin soles line oak leather, all sizps ' fin ,a tinn
15 pairs Ladies' High -Button Shoes on D last, size 2 and 2i. former
price 2 and $2 50 5q
RIBBONS-
On account of the great demand our sineL- nt TViffoito R!kiv. :il
be kept up all this season. All widths and all shades. Vnshinnnkl.. ,
men are retrimming silk and cotton dresses that are partly worn with a
Delt and collar of white ribbons Thev use shonldnr
and bows. No extra charge for tying bows when you buy ribbons of us
Our experts are at vour command.
SPECIAL 24 pieces of Miilinerv F
price 50 and 75c, now ' jp.
COTTON DRESS GOODS.
Printed Organdies the proper, eminently proper was 25c,
but the reckless price is 12jc
A sort of half mast price is made out or respect to a departing "
season. They must be sold. 25c French Organdies now 12Jc
THOSE NEW POLKA DOTS.
Fine Lawns in red, heliotrope, pink, green dots that are
new, instead of 10c, now gc
WOMEN'S VESTS.
Lisle thread, white silk tape neck and sleeves. They goat two for
25c, the usual price of one Lisle Vest 25c
SUCCESSORS TO C.A.SH ER
v7o5b & Co.
and
W. E. JONES.) A. B. STRONACH,
'Mineral Hotel,
Chase City, Va.
I tlaiMlHumely Tainted and Prepared
Thoroughly Renovated.
The celebrated Chase Citvijithia and
niorice (jaioium waters are, found
Cere. Specifics, for DysDeiuiia. Indi
cation, Torpid Lived and all Skin,
Blood and Kidney Diseases.
Only those who are guests of the
Mineral Hotel and of such private res
idences as have made arrangements
with the proprietor for the accommo
dation of guests, are permitted to use
these waters. Write for descriptive
oircnlars, testinv nials, etc. -
- T: IV. I. PAXTON, .
t-i : I'roprietor.
JuneSlp'
North Carolina
College of Agriculture
and Mechanic Arts,
Will Open Sept. 9th, 1397.
Thorough academic. Bnlnntinn !
technical courses. ExnerinnenH S...
cialists in every department.
Expenses Per Scsalon, Inelnding Board:
For county students Ift.l.CO
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