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THOS. J. PENCE
City Editor.
THURSDAY Sept 23
Intra to Haw AdTrtlMBma.
Dugi Special.
Notice of Sale J N Holding.
T A Bowen & Son Buggies wag
ons, etc.
THE WEATHER
The following is the weather pre
diction for Baleigta and vicinity
(not extending bevond a radius of
20 miles) issued at 8 a. m. today,
September 23:
Clearing this afternoon;
fair, warmer, Friday.
The following were the weather
conditions at 8 a. m. today:
Barometer (ins.) 29.94
Dry bulb (dee.) 60
Change in 24 hours
Wet bulb 58
Maximum temperature 58
Wind velocity... -. Lt.
Rainfall in past 24 hours. .. . .36
Direction of wind N
State of weather Cloudy
Dr J L More, of Apex, was here
today.
Mr E A Humphrey of Goldsboro
is in the city.
Mr. R L Gray returned from
Chapel Hill today.
Mr H S Leard returned from a
trip to Norfolk today.
Mr J T Hedrick of Lexington in
was in the city today.
Dr George Renn returned from
Greensboro this morning.
Mr and Mrs Armstrong and two
children of Wilmington are register
ed at the Yarboro
Mrs, S. M. Ijman is in the city
visiting her parents, on her way
from Atlanta to New York.
Mr. John M. Sherwood is in the
city. He came to attend the funera
of his father-in- law, Mr B R Hard
ing.
Mr. W R Tucker hasgonetoMore
head to attend a meeting of the stock
holders of the Atlantic and North
Carolira Railroad.
Mr. Logan D. Terrell is in the
city and his friends bere are pleased
to see him. Mr. Terrell is now
traveling for a Baltimore drug firm
Lieut. L. D. Tyson, a prominent
young attorney of Knoxville, Tenn
is in the city on legal business and
is stopping with his sister, Mrs
Paul H Lee.
Misses Elizabeth and Sarah Ches
hire, daughters of Bishop Cheshire,
who have been visiting their aunts
the Misses Webb, at Hillsboro, have
returned to Raleigh.
Note the change of advertisement
ofthejopular clothing firm of
Messrs Cross & Lineban. Don't
fail to remember them while buying
your fall clothing.
Mr. Wm. Fowler, formerly with
Messrs. Sherwood Higs & Co., has
accepted a position with Messrs Job
P. Wyatt & Bros., where he will be
pleased to have his friends call.
When You're "A-weary of Life"
It's your liver's fault. Anheuser
Busch 's Malt-Nutrine will enlighten
your speed. At all druggists.
Mr. J. W. Jones, a brother of
Sheriff Jones, is in the city and he
will remain here temporarily to as
sist in the collection of taxes, a work
that has increased the duties in the
Sheriff 's office considerably. Mr. J.
W. Jones is one of Wake's most pop
ular citizens and his many Raleigh
acquaintances will be pleased to
know that he is to reside here,
though temporarily.
The Hebrew New York 5o"58 be
gins after sundown next Sunday
All Hebrew establishments in the
city will remain closed on Monday.
What Hood 's Sarsaparilla has done
for others it will also do for you.
Hood's Sarsaparilla cures all blood
diseases.
BUSINESS ITEMS.
Yresh oysters tomorrow morning
atDughi's.
Lost.
A speckled pup with liver spots;
aged 6 months; answers "Don."
Finder return to P. W. Dowd.
Dughi opened
day.
his restaurant to-
- Oysters received same day they
i are opened at B WUpcburch s,Har
gett street. , .
Fine California peaches at Dughi'i
. . .. , T' "
, Foetal.
A boy's Cresent Bicycle in good
order, $15.00. ' Apply at McKim
mon's drug stor. . 2t
Finest Norfolk oysters cnd 35c
per quart at B W Upchurch'a.
No water when you buy oysters
from me.
se22 (3) 2t B W Upchtjrch
CaliforniaHoquagrapesatDughi's
Icedelivered anywhere within one
mile of the city, day or night. Mail
orders will hae prompt attention
Harris Ice House, lust HargeM
Street, between Wilmington and
Blount. , lmj
Concord, Niagara and Delaware
grapes, ft ib. baskets at Dugbi's.
Calendar for '08.
Guy V. Barnes has a full line of
calendars from Auguit Gast, the
prettiest ever seen in the city. Par
ties wanting a good advertisement
for 1898, will do well to call and see
him early. Gast is the largest house
of the kind in the world.
WE WARRANT . .
Crescent Bicycles
ONE I
YEAR
We haye made parts good
free of charge after Cres
cents had been used. .
14 l.MJTIIS
We give any saddle a cus
tomer wishes.
Men's Crescents, $40.
Ladies' Crescents, $40.
Lasts longer than many
so-called high-grade Bicy
cles. Thos, H. Briggs & Sons.
IMPORTANT NOTICE!
We will close out all IMPERIAL
PATTERNS now in stock at 10c, re
gardless of former prices.
MAGGIE REESE.
School
FOR CHILDREN
ARE NQW INTERESTING
OUR PEBBLE GRAIN SHOES
With patent tips are good looking, long-wearing and low in price.
Children's 5 to 8 at GOc
Children's 8 to 12 at 75c
Misses' 13 to Sat 95c
This big store is doing you good this season. We are usins ever
effort to hold down prices, and we
tne oaiance corn Dined.
New Lines of Hosiery opened. I yard
wide Soft Bleaching 5c; Checked
Apron Ginghams 3!c.
NEW SILKS.
NEW VELVETS.
NEW DRESS GOODS.
NEW CARPETS.
NEW RUGS.
NEW EVERYTHING !
18x.'i( all linen towels, each 10c.
24x48 all linen towels, each, 20c.
10x32 cotton huck towels, each 5c.
19x38 heavy, soft Turkish
bath
towels, each 15c.
Bleached cotton
fringed, each 8c.
towel, 19x38,
Brown cottons, the yard, 3c.
Misses black nitted l..e, as to
10's, good 15c ones at 10c
Half wool
yard 40c.
ingrain carpets, the
Men's heavy cotton sox, fast black
instead of 15c, here at 10c.
Irish point lace curtains, large
full sizes at the pair $2 50, 3 50, $5,
$6 50 to 18.
We have our millinery opening
sou inursuay.; n you nave not oougnt ail your iauanu winter millinery
before then you may s e something at this opening that will do you good.
tutieiga peopie were Kino enougn to say mat our spring opening was by
far the best display ever attempted in the city. We want to do better this
ran. we certainly have the best selected stock we ever had. Just keep
it in mind and come and see nqxt Wednesday and Thursday.
THINK ABOUT
THESE THINGS:
SMITH'S
MENTHOL INHALERS
B'or cold in the head, hay
fever, catarrh, etc.
Elm Lozenges
For the throat and lungs
McKimmon's
TAR-COUGH BaLSAM.
McKimmon's
CAPSULES For Gri ppe,
Colds, Neuralgia, etc.
Lots of folks suffering
with catarrhal colds, hay
fever, etc, and these rem.
edies are good for such
troubles.
James McKimmon 4 Co
UHED
IH DOUBT
As to which drug store to pat
ronize, try us.
We have what you want; the
best of everything; not some
thing "just as good."
Our drugs are the purest
obtainable, and your prescrip
tions will be looked after by ex
perienced and competent phar
macists only.
W. H. KING & CO.,
Druggists,
Fnetteville Street.
hoes
are doinir it. against Dins?lev and a
Nottingham lace cuatains, entire
new stock just opened .18, 50, 7a,
!)0c, $1 25 up to $5.
urusseis carpet, new goods, spe
cial this week as a starter, the yard
ooc.
Chenielle curtains, heavy ball and
innge tassels, dado at top and bot
tom, should be $3 50, here at $2 50.
Tapistry curtains,
curtain, $3 50 to $5.
the coming
Cbeneille table covers, handsome
designs 40, 75c, f 1 25 each.
Floor oil carpet, 4-4, 6-4 and 8
wide 25, 35, 40c square yard.
Lot Roman stripe ribbons to close
t the yard I2Jc.
Japanese cloth screens, four-fold,
nve ieet nign, decorated, at f3 VJ.
the 2.9th and 30th (next Wednesday
KALE1GH.N.C.
Fresh
Cakes
M Crackers.
It must be provoking to the misters
of the house to find the cakes and
crackers just from the grocers to open
up stale. The grocer is not always to
olme; however, for no one can keep
cakes or crackers during the hot sum
mer weather We have just received
ana opened a fresh lot. of plain and
tine goods that will suit the most fas
tidious, a few of which are:
Standard Soda Biscuit 10c Ib , or
3 for 25c.
Cream Lunch Biscuit 10c Ib , or
3 for 25c .
Family Ginger Snaps 10c lb., or 3
for 25c.
Monitor Oyster Crackers 10c II).,
or 3 for 25c.
Pineapple Sandwiches 15c lb., or
Java Coffee Cake 15c II) , or 2 for
25c.
Diamond Mixture 15e lb., or 2 for
25c
Vale Bars 15c lb., or 2 for 25c.
Nie Naes 10c lb., or 3 for 25c.
D. T. JOHNSON,
AGENT.
Phone 2H.
Excellence and Perfection
While our stock of fall and winter Clothing is complete, our buyer
is still on the market forwarding daily novolties and staple wearables, an
importation of which will convince the most fastidious that our stock rep
resents the highest excellence to be obtained in the manufacture of cloth
ing, made of the very best naterial. In perfect good taste, and our anx
iety to acquaint you with the merits of our superb stock accounts for the
low price.
All of our departments are filled with well selected and carefully
bought wearables.
Men's Clothing, Boys' Clothing,
Gent's Furnishings, Neckwear,
Hats for Men, Boys, and Children.
Our stock of boys' clothing is perfect in every particular. We
have given special attention this season to school suits for boys, which
for style, finish and durability are unexcelled. Start your boy off with
one of our double-breasted suits of all wool blue cheviot, nothing nicer.
Satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded. Our reputation for
fair dealing is our reward. Cur prices are the same to every one.
S. & 0. BERWANGER,
WIDE AWAKK
Leading One Price Clothiers.
STRICTLY IN IT !
That's what we are in our
BIG STORE.
Corner Wilmington and Hargett Streets.
Three floors filled with Furniture and Housefurnishings.
Royall I Borden
TELEPHONE 260
Heller Brothers,
Best Goods !
Fit Well. Wear
OUR SHOES.
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The schools commence this week. That means shoes, shoes, shoes.
There are shoe bargains flying some good and some not so good.
We simply talk shop sense when we
summer shoe can't travel on its shape,
oe nonest clear to rougn. we sell only
man is willing to guarantee.
amous Old Bay State School
Children In Kangaroo and
1.35. 150 to
A FLYER
Ladies' Kid Button Shoes in all of
the new shapes and toes bought to
sell at $2; this' week $1 65 per pair.
bame line in spring neel.fl 70 per
pair.
A. B. STRONACH,
DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, SHOES..
New Lot of
Enameled Ware
To come in this week of the very
best make, and the popular low
prices still prevail at Uiggau's
Toy Store.
Your nickels and dimes buy the most
at Iiiggan'n in anything we keep.
School Supplies.
Hook Baps 5c, 10c, lfio, 25c and 60c.
Tablets of any kind and always the
best at the price.
Pencil boxes and book straps.
Odd pieces in china and salad dishes
in Jap and German, as well as other
bowls, teapots and sugar dishes and
creams
Banquet and parlor lamps.
A big job lot of vases and fancy ar
ticles at only half the regular price.
It's a large lot of samples of the best
goods.
Beautiful thin blown tumblers only
25c set. Engraved band of the same
at ;!0c set. The same engraved in birds
and flowers at only 40c set, and pitch
ers to match 75c kind for 50c.
Ironstone cups and saucers 35c set
of six; gilt band 50c set of six.
Opaque ohina plates 35c set.
Opaque cups and saucers 50c set.
Ilemember we sell you the best candy
at 20c lb, and all the newest and latest
toys at the regular manufacturer's
prices, or less.
A few more saucers at le each.
Riggan's Toy Store.
Furniture Comp'y
B.
For Autumn wear at Heller's.
Best quality, lowest prices, lat
est styles.
Gent's colored Russia calf Lace
Leather-Lined brass eyelets and
hooks, price $3 50 a pair. Same
as above iu blaek box calf for M 60
a pair. Ladles' Patent Tin and
Plain Toe Shoes II 50 and 12 00
a pair. Children's and Misses
scnooi snoes ci uu ana l Zo a
pair. Very large assortment of
Trunks and Traveling Bags at very
small prices.
134
Fayettexille St
Least to Pav !
NEWSHOES
FITS-
Well. Look well.
say look sharp to your fall shoe. A
but your fall and winter wear must
good snoes snoes that our shoe
Shoes for Boys, Hisses and
Glove Grain-Jl, 1.25,
2.00 per Pair.
CLEARING SALE
Line of Men's Fine French Calf
Shoes, were $3 50 to $4, now $2 59
Line Men's Fine
$4 50 to $5, now $3 69.
Shoes, . were
Woollcott & Son,
14 E. Martin Street,
Tventy-four Years of
Successful Store-Keeping.
Dress Goods.
AT ATTRACTIVE PRICES.
Our line of Black Dress Goods for
this fall is unusually attractive, and
embraces all the grades of Serges,
Henriettas and fancy weaves from
10c toll 25 a yard.
In Fancy Dress Goods we are
showing good things at 20, 25, 35
and 50c.
Full assortment of cheaper goods,
such as outings and fancy tlannrl
lets at 5, 7J, 10, 12J and 15c.
All colors of velvets at 50, 5c and .
$1.00. I
Our new Capes and Cloaks are
we can sell them to you cheaper than
Shoes.
VERY IMPORTANT.
We have never before mide such
efforts in this department to have
what you want.
We have extensive lines of school
shoes to sell at 75c, 85c, $1,1 15, 1 25,
1 35 and 1 60. Crossett's $3 shoes
for men are the best on earth.
In ladies shoes we have the best
lines in the city at $1 25, 1 50, 2 00
and 2 50
We would like everybody to see
this stock, We defy competition not
only in the stock, but in all depart
ments. Our prices areas low as the
lowest.
D F1VI F t R P O ? Whenever you see goods advertised very
cheap
lower.
AGENTS FOR
luttericli
wo,
Sffteto
illinery Opening Ueeli.
With this fall opening we ask your judg
ment. It is our masterpiece, the culmina
tion of a busy business life.
Think of the preparation. Think of the
resources involved. Think of the modern
spirit ever moving, never content. We
have grown by natural evolution into the
perfect store. Yet, we have not stopped
growing. Farlrom it; wo shall progress" up &
and up; we shall go ever higher. Thisis-but
the start, the end is far
alone can be considered, and by the present
we will be judged, fearless of fair, discrimi
nating criticism.
Silhs.
Much 8ilk Activity,
Fancy changeable Taffetas, 20 differ
ent shades and combina- f Km
tions t. .. WW
Fancy Taffetas, large plaids, CJI
Roman stripes, rare values V
Fancy figured Taffeta. 75 C
Black Satin Duchess, 24 01 4C
in., under price, ex. value
Black Brocades, small, medium and
large designs on Satin and OC.
Gros Grain grounds. . . . . . HOC
WW
I Millinery.
For years we have had the reputa
tion of carrying the beststock of these
goods in the State. Our prices have
always been reasonable and the
styles arc always up to date. Our
stock is complete and we are ready
to take your order for your Fall
Hat
Our millinery buyer has bad years
of experience and she says she can
show you what you want.
ready for the trade and we are sure
any house in the city.
Crockery,
Dinner Sets $4 08, 5 98, 10 00.
Tea Sets $4, 4 50, 5 00.
Toilet Sets, $2 98 to 11 23. -All
kinds of fancy decorated ware
in stock.
Groceries.
This department has proved a
grand success. We sell only for
cash and our prices are below all
others in town.
Try our new cheese at 15c; best
Mocha and Java Coffee at 29c; Ar
buckles' coffee 121c; pickles, olives
and spices.
you will probably find our prices
Patterns.
distant ; the present
Dress Goods
Four Special Valnes.
We are showing the most com
plete collection of Fall and winter
dress goods in Raleigh. Everything
that is new and desirable, from the
richest novelties to the plainest of
weaves, is here, and at prices ex
ceptionally low.
A line of Fancies in mixed, dark nnd
seasonable effects Intro- 4CM
ductorv Undervalue rfi-lno uC
All wool, two toned, Jacqua'rd Nov-
eny, new uice latterns, in com
binations of navy and black, brown
and black and a host of other
choice colors; also all wool fancy
mixed Cheviots and Suit- Cfli
Insrs. worth 69n. DUG
All wool, two toned
Diagonal and
wool iLpingime,
raDge" of colors,
$1.00..
m a choice
worth IE
Black, a I wool, fine twilled Frnnh
Serges, J acquard Novelty Cfl
and Henriettas
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