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THE PRESS-VISITOR,
RALEIGH, N. C.
Tiios. J. PKNCB
City Editor.
Index to New Advertlnements.
Ti tl Howells Specials.
Whiting Bros. Specials
House Furnishings -K b White.
A Card J W Coin.
J C S Lumsden Gasoline Stoves.
WEDNESDAY
July 28
THE WEATHER
The following is the weather pre
diction Mr Raleigh and vicinity
(not extending beyond a radius of
UO miles) issued at S a. in. today,
July2S:
pu7
Fair tonight and to
WARM
The following were 1ht
conditions at S a in. todav
Barometer (ins)
Dry bulb (deg.)
Change in 21 hours
Wet bulb
Maximum temperature.
Wind velocity
Rainfall
Direction of wind .
weattier
. :io.ot
(10
70
s:
Lt
(1.00
S
State of weather Cloudy
Personals.
Mr R B Raney is now in Asheville
Mr Frank Einerv has returned to
the city.
Rev George Washington Grillin
went to Fayelteville today.
Captain W H Dav and Mr Camer
on MacRao have gone to Littleton
Col Adam Davis, of Goldsboro.
spent today in the city. He says the
watermelon crop in Wayne county
is excellent; raanv melons have been
shipped north.
Mr Arthur Ballentine, Mr Dave
Berwanger aud several othergeutle
men will leave this afternoon for
Fiujuay's Mineral Springs to attend
the big picnic there tomorrow.
I rand Secretary 3 II Woodell left
this morning for tlatescounty where
lie will spend a week in the interest
of the I O O P.
BUSINESS ITEMS.
Canadian Club whiskey at Den
ton's, sole agent.
If you don't want the best don't
ask for Whiting Bros grapes or
ders taken . jul 2S :!t
rue eontiuVnce of the people in
Hood's Sarsapurilla is due to its un
equalled record of wonderful cures.
100,000 of the finest variety of cel
ery plants at ,00c. per hundred. All
kinds of home-grown vegetables de
livered fresh by R- Howf.i.i..
A tine lot of Chicago beef just re
ceived at the Metropolitan Meat Mar
ket. Also other meats in cold storage-
Tenderness guaranteed.
K. P. Howf.1.1..
Take a bird's eye view of J. D.
Carroll's North Carolina Bacon,
Hams, Shoulders and Sides. Prices
to suit the times. 22.) South Wil
mington street, Raleigh. X. C. jlo
Cool rooms, with or without table
board, within two squares of the
capital, corner Wilmington and Lane
streets. Mhs. Devfheix.
jv22 eod 4w
I am now offering the famous An
nerundel cantelopes at the Metro
politan Market, the most delicious
melon on the market.
R. P Howell.
I ffill for the next 30 days sell
Cedar Run whiskey, 8yearsold, has
had 6,000 miles sea voyage for $1
per quart or 4 per gallon, guaran
teed represented.
ju!27 3t Ed V Denton.
Canvassers for responsible house,
pays $40 to f50 per month guaran
teed salary. Call on Allen and Pace,
over Mahler's jewelery store.
jul 27 2t
I llnve Some Xdlcwild Lots for Sale
and I am going to sell them. Any
onedesiring cheap building lots can
get this property atagreat sacrifice.
I say I am going to sell and I mean
it. Lome to see me.
Jab. A. Sanders.
A Card.
To my friends and patrons: I
would say that 1 have opened my
jewelry, shop in the furniture store
of Thomas & Campbell, where I will
be pleased to sell you a good watch
or do your watch, clock and jewelry
work with neatness and dispatch.
Remember the place, Thomas & Camp
bell's, between Whiting Bros and
Woollcott & Son, No. 12 East Mar
tin street, Raleigh, N. C.
jul28 2t J. W. Cole.
, Uodm Furnishing.
For a few days only my samples
can be seen at No. 13 West ilarget
stref. Carpets, draperies, curtains
furniture and everythng pertaining
to house furnishing; new and stylish
effects, representing the immense
stock of Minch and Eisenbrey, Bal
timore. Orders taken for present or
future delivery, and house-keepers
Are cordially invitt d to see my ex
hibit: Very respectfully, -ju281t
' - B. & Whiti
Just received Ausrustenesbrau, the
best imported beer sold in the Uni
ted States, price 20c per bottle,
former price 25c at Denton's.
Bouse fot Kent.
Dwelling house. Desirable part
of the city. Possession first July.
Apply to G. Hi LtfACH,
tr .103 Wilmington street
WHITE MOUNTAIN"
Ice Cream Freezers,
FKEEZES IN
-1 MINUTES
tfii-ik mimitn. cream mixes:
Seeond minute, cream begins to
freeze;
Third minute, nearly fro.en,
Fourth minute, perfectly fro.On
Thos. H. Briggs & Sons,
RALEIGII. N. C.
A LIBERAL OFFER.
We sell a drink of anything at our
fountain and and a package contain
ing three pieces of nice chewing
gum, all for live cents
This is ei-rtainly giving you the
ivort.li of vour money. We have
enough to give every man, woman and
child in Raleigh a piece of gum, and
our fountain luvcr runs dry.
Hieycle riders ought to be. interested
in this oiler.
W. II. KING & CO.,
Druggists.
IViyetteville S reet,
Gasoline Stoves,
Itotli Vapor ami Generator Burin r.
One. two, three, and four hole
stoves. Kight new ones to arrive
Thursday, July 20th. Come and see
them. We'll cheerfully explain ev
ery point about them. Also...
DKNZTXK,
CASOLTXE,
and N APT HA
FOR SALK.
liespectfuilv,
J. G. S. LUMSDEN,
Henry Building, Opp. Postofiice.
J. M. PACE,
Dealer in--
Mules and Horses,
Buggies, Wagons
I have on hand a good lot of Bug
gies and Waggons, and will make
prices to suit the times.
J. M. PACE,
jll East Martin street, Raleigh, N. C.
LINES
ON
LININGS.
We have just gone over
plicate piece, or shade
to prices that will help
run up your expense
a nutshell:
5c Yard.
For 10 and 121 Siletdas and Perealinps, odd shades of 30
inch goods, mostly Tans and Lavenders,
5c Yard.
10 pieces of Figured Silesia, the 8jc kind 30 inches wide,
Drab colors, witn neat black figures and stripes.
Also--
15 dozen of ladies, 5 inch
25o kind in sizes 8. 8i, 9,
TrMVTCC BIG
L206Fayettevillo Street.
purnip Seedsj
McKIMMON'S
Drug Store.
STILL THEY GO.
Riggan's selling to reduce stock still
on. This week we come again to
give away (so to speak I some
things all need.
Saturday Special We will sell you
one box of three cakes buttermilk
toilet soap for only 5.
Monday Special We have a few
dozen of those plain glass water tum
blers left. To close them all out we
otter vou airain for lie a set of six
also we let you have the same day
( Monday ) one half gallon glass
pitcher for loc.
Tuesday Special Pour inch square
or round Derrv or ice cream nappies
imitation cut trlass. the finish and pol
ish for 3c each, 3tie doen.
Wednesday's Special All yellow
ware, bakers' nappies and 1owIb, all
sizes! We take 25 )er cent off the
price. Uur price is tne lowest, tuus
25 per cent lesn
Thursday's S(ecial You take nine
inch tin pie plates for 2". each and our
large size dust pan for only 5c, all
good, cheapest prices, but these prices
take the cuke. Send anybody to buy
for you, and if not what you want.
you get your money nacK.
Riggan's Toy Store
jy3 lui Is the Place.
We have over
1,000 Lbs.
North Carolina Bacon 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, plump and
sound as a dollar. The sides are
small, "streak o' lean and streak o
fat" with rib left in; all is smoked to
a rich brown color, which preserves
and imparts to it that sweet, delicious
flavor so much sought after and ap
preciated by connoisseurs. The party
who cut and cured this bacon is a man
of experience, who enjoys a well
earno-J reputation for fine cured meats
It must be seen to be appreciated.
J. 5 to 15 lbs.
12jc per
pound.
CLf4no h'UilO lbs.
10c per ib.
CJjfiO vut strips) 5 toll
OlvlCS lbs., 10c per pound.
Jf you want sugar cured Hams or
fine English cured Breakfast Stftfps
(small and taw ) we nave them at l2je
to I'iic pound.
0. T. JOHNSON,
AGENT.
nioiiM 2K.
the entire lining stock. Every du
that we will not carry this fall is cut
you fix over that old dress and not
account. Here is the lining story in
turnback white licen cuffs, the
9J for.. -Qq Pgjj
STORE....
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A very fine Hlo of Pickles, Cutsups,
Sanppss. Olives, etc. Anv variety of
sweet mixed, sour mixed- Gerkins,
Midgets, Chow-Chow, ttcaiuii, etc.,
in bottles or by measure.
We Offer Today
An pvtrn finn Int. nf Smil.liamnton.
Va., Hams. Utmost care taken in
the curing and smoking of these
Hains. Also best brands of sugar
cured and North Carolina Hams
Breakfast Bacon, etc.
Ho Shoddy Staff Kept.
J. D. TURNER,
Cor Johnson and Halifax St
Telephone 12ft
UST OPENED
Lots of Comfort
FOR
LITTLE CASH
. Is what ou wilt find in aur present Reduction Sale in all Spring and
Summer Suits" in all sizes and all the fashionable sorts. There is lots of
time to we;-.r these suits this season yet. but we have no further option and
must pursue our established business policy.
While others are following our plans, yet, our special sales are charac
teristic, fu 1 of value and new styles, the result of our past record and true
ness to our sneeial sales.
It is your time for saving lots of cash: at this stago of the fame we can
not, count a' few dollars loss: we must loose to clean, and to clear out. Who
ever heard of an all-wool suit, nicely made up, nicely lined, lit as good as the
best for to. The wholesale worth of these suits is $7 50, the actual retail price
is $10 IX), sack suits only at this price.
$7
Will buy any of our celebrated unlined
to 51- ymir tailor eouiu not nt 'jr
yet.
$13
For the verv finest suits that we sold
stripes, iniiuii".i i h. vn.i.s, c-asiui.-i-es
skeleton back, Willi mIk hi hack of vest.
3. & D. BERWANGER,
wim-: AWAKE
Leading One Price Clothiers.
Ruyall & Borden
INCORPORATED.
Wilmington and Fayelteville Streets.
nORIlEN, PRESIDENT.
KOVAI.I., VICE-PRESIDENT.
We Do Not Pretend or Intend
To sell Furniture at cost, but we do
that are reasonable and terms that are
every line. We respectfully ask your inspection.
US' Fayetteville Steet Entrance throujrb Stronach's dry goods store.
Telephone No. 266 B.
Heller Brothers'
Creat Deduction Sale!
We find we have ton many of the following lines, so have made the
pricps that will surely move them: Ladies' Tan Oxford Ties, formerly
tl 50 and 12 a pair, now 75c. Ladies' Black Oxfords reduced from $2 25
to f 1 50. Gent's Russia calf Bals, formerly $4, now $3.- $5 Patent Leather
Shoes now go for 14; 15 Russia Calf Bals, 13 50. Misses' Heeled Button
Shoes 50c a pair, former pric $2.
IM ID-SUMMER
STRONACH'S,
We are not slacking off because
weather is depressing, but we are keeping right up with the wants of the
people and we show this week:
New Val Laces, 20c per yard up.
New Morie and Taffetta Ribbons.
New Embroideries, 3c per yard up.
New line 40 inch. Lawns, 7jc up. -
A new lot of our popular Bicycle Suitings ia tan, brown and gray, 12 c yd.
14 new lot of Sail Weave
A porrect Jine of
Hand Bags, Grips, Telescppes,
Trunks and Trunk Straps.
To close out the remnant of our slock of Shirt Waists we let the cus-
omnr make the price. We do not carry over one Waist with this offer.
1 The shoe trade in mighty uigh
A. B. STRONACH.
Dr. E. E. TERRY,
VETtamiRim.
Office and sanitarium Davie street, be
tween Wilmington and mount sis.
Advice free. Calls answered to
all part of city and country. Corre
spondence free.
RALEIGH, N. C.
R. C. McOlvin, Kerry
Scientific Horae-Shoer.
Faulty gaits, remedied, diseased and
crippled a specialty. Makes 42 differ
ent kind of shoes. Davie street, Ral
eigh, N. C. Julyl9
Wanted.
OM el. lilies', shoes, hats, pistols,
guiiH. wuiehes, clocks. Cash paid
for second hand clothing of every
description at Harris' Steam Dye
Works. East Ilargett street, Raleigh.
Suits cleaned 75c; cleaned and dyed
$151). juTlro
50
Serge Suits that are worth from $10
suit you netier ior fio, newiy uu oiic.
50
for 122. $2u. $18 to $15. stylish plaids,
and Clay Serges lined with silk and
Furniture Comp'y
T. P. JERMAN, JR., SEC, A(D TREAS,
MILES OOODWIN, INSTALLMENT M OR
propose to give our customers prices
liberal. Uur stock is complete in
Gent's Button Shoes $1 50, formerly
sold for $4 and (5 a pair. Terms, spot
cash.
QHELLER'S
Shoe Store.
it's getting a little late, or that the
White Duck, 10c per yard.
Travellers' Goods.
as free as tne shirt waist oner.
1873
WOOLLCOTT
& SON.
Nearly a 'quarter of
in this eitv. We do
very loud, but the people do blow very loud
tor us.
Here are a Few Toots From Our Horn:
Dress Goods.
A larje assortment of Lawns,
Mulls. Orpandies. Lannets andother
sheer goods for summer wear at low
prices, as cheap as any other place.
ONE PRICE and having what our
customers wanted has made our rep
utation. Oxford Ties.
All $1 75 Oxfords are now
All 1 50 " . " "
All 1 25 ' " "
All 100 ' " "
All 90c " " "
All 75c " " "
1 17
1 22
STc
75c
G5c
These goods are good ov.es at the
regular price and are bargains at
the closing out prices.
A word about Sewing Machines: We sell NEW HOME Sewing Ma
shines for $30.00 cash. It is the best machine made and this price is less
than ever before offered. We also have a cheaper machine.
25c Towels.
Just at present we are selling
large size damask and huck towels
fur 25c that are worth 35c.
Best fan stock in the city, prices
5c to 50c. Ladies' collars, cuffs and
neckwear. Fast black hose 25c.
A Word About Millinery.
If you want a sailor or hat trim
med or untrimmed. We can show
you one to suit.
Always remember that we sell goods as
cheap as anybody, and last but not least, we
will say you can buy our fancy silks at cost.
Woollcott & Son.
A Triumph of Successfu
Great Mill Sale of Wash Goods.
Thousands of yurda of beautiful wash goods at less than half their usual
value. Wash goods direct from the mills,
ORGANDIES, LAWNS, DIMITIES.
liAFPETS AT POSITIVELY KIUICULiOUS PRICES.
Thousands of yards of handsome Lawns, Dimities and Lappets of tho
handsomest patterns we could find. We consider them as pretty as any shown
this season, no matter at what "price. These goods will wash and not fade,
and wear and not grow to look bad. They are worth (spuaking as tho Kn
market runs generally) all the way from 124 to 15c a yard. Our price, L
UMBRELLAS.
The end of a manufacturer's summer stocksix small lots, not enough
to go around, all tine and well made goods.
LOT No. 1. Ooly 10. Size 34 inch ladies' line serge sun umbrellas,
usual retail price $1 25, the handles are worth more than we ask for the 7Rn
whole umbrella, now f 0j
LOT No. 2. Only 11, 24 Inch Ladies' Sun Umbrellas, made CM K(
of Taffetta Silk and close rollers, usual retail price $2 60, now v I tvl
LOT No. 3. Only 26, Size 20-inch gentlemen's line close rollers, taffeta
silk, extra finish, they are sold by everyone at ti 50, some get $:). &1 Kf
Our price qJJ. OU
LOTS Nos. 4 and 5. Only 40. Size 26 Inch, gentlemen's tine J1 (fi
silk serge, steel rod, a great value, usual retail price II 60, now. . . vl lvr
LOT No. 6. Only 14. 16 inch gentlemen's tine silk umbrellas, want you
to see the handles on this lot, close roller, should be retailed at ti 50 OQ ff
now qp vvf
Last Week of the Shoe Sale.
New goods for our fall trade are beginning to arrive; as we told you
last week we must have room for the large stock of shoes we have bought.
Had to buy them earlv to save you the advance in prices; to make room the
entire .uminer stock will be closed out at ridiculously low prices. Last week
shoe news is worth repairing, quantities about half as large.
Ladies' Patent Tip Oxfords, sizes 3 and 4, to clear the lot 29o
Ladies' and Misses' Black Kid Oxfords, they wereourl 60, $2 anil ti 60
kind, sizes 11 to 2, heels and spring heels, surprising low price 4i)o
Ladiss' Dongola Kid Patent Tip Oxfords, 3 to 8, all sizes, now. ! . . . .69o
Ladle' Tan and Chocolate Oxfords, new toes, uppers tine kid skin, soles
fine oak leather, all sizes, t'i and $2 5o kind, now $1 00
Mineral Hotel,
Chase City, Va.
llaiMlaomely Painted and Prepared
..Thoroughly Ilenovald.
The celebrated Chase Citv uthia and
Chloride Calcium Waters are found
here. Specifics for Dyspepsia, Indi
gestion1, Torpid Lived and all Skin,
Blood and Kidney Diseases.
Only those who are guests of tho
Mineral Hotel and of such private res
idence! as have made arrangement
with the proprietor for the accommo
dation of aruesls, are permitted to use
theao waters. Write for descrintive
circulars, testinv nials, etc.
W. D. PAXTOJf,
IVoprictor.
1097
a century in business
not blow our own horn
Special toots from .
Grocery Dep t.
Black and green tea 50c. The same
you pay 75c for. We sell a 50c tea
for 3!tc.
Chipped beef 22c a pound.
2 lb corn beef 20c a can.
Linn's roasted coffee l.'Wc.
Corn starch 7c per pkg.
Grits (very good) 2c.
10c condensed milk 8,t
Good 5c washing soap ;to.
Cut loaf sugar 7o lb.
Sardines 4c and 10c a box.
25 lbs best lard 1 50.
;? " " " 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.
Bleached Muslin.
We put ou sale yesterday one case
of the linest and best bleached mus
lin ever brought to this city. It
counts I!Xi threads to the inch and
the price is !jc. It is belter thao
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.
North Carolina
College of Agriculture
and Mechanic Arts,
Will Open Sept. 9th, H97.
Thorough academic, scientific and
technical courses. RxDericneed
cialists in every department.
Expenses Per Sc union. Including Board
For countv students t93.pp
for other students..'.... ; , . 123.0"
Apply for catalogues to
ALKXANDEUQ. HOLLADAY.LL.D,
Purchase
President, Ualelgh, . 0
July S 3w