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i City Editor.
,)AY,
.October 4
i . .lei to N, Arrttoiint
, . ution Sale H: T Jones.
,' je of Lots W T Smith,
v. ssmao Wanted.'
THK WEATHER
Thti following is the weather pro
ration lor Raleigh aud vicinity
,iOt extending! .beyond a radius of
V miles) Issued at 8 a. m. today,
( ) lober 4:
"U Fair and warm tonight and
" I Tuesday.
The following were the weather
editions at 8 a. m. today
arometer (ins.) 34.4o
)rybulb(deg.). 52
Jhawre in 24 hours -4
Vet bulb . 48
(IiilmumtemDerature 48
jVind velocity . 18.
-unfall In past 24 hours 00
'irectlon of wind N.
tate of weather Clear
Personals.
Mr O J Carroll went to Magnolia
today.
Mr W W Ashe has returned to the
city.
Miss Iva Baker went to Taruoro
today.
VCol J D Sbaw, of Rockingham, is
,tbere.
s fiMaJ H L Grant, of Goldsboro, is
"Here. .
I Mr B H Woodell left this after
noon for Wi'kes county.
A Page, of Aberdeen, was in
e city today.
jMr W T Bland is quite ill on West
3avie street.
$Ht L D Stain back, of Henderson,
fin the city.
I Col Beneban Cameron arrived in
fhe city today.
J I Lybrook, Chief Marsha! of
itate fair, was in the city today.
h Richard Gwathiney, of Rich
i.i. is in the city.
MrWT Utley who fell from a lad
fOZt last weeu is improving.
Mr R M Nowell and Mr O G
I ifrtech, of Clayton, are in the city.
vijMr -Joel Whitakcr left for New
rk today to enter the New York
J'ntal School.
1
s'r Frank Hill, who travels for a
V York firm, is here spending a
llays with relatives and friends.
. JSjS Daisy Branson, who lias
..euvisiUng relatives and friends
Athens and Raleigh, has returned
. the ciiy . Atlanta Journal.
jf H Wilson, who bus been cm
joyed by the Southern in Durham
Jtkes charge of the night shifting
frew in the yards here.
I Mr P A Carter and M - James II
JMoseley, two former Raleiuh men,
Zand now traveling for prominent
J Concerns, were in the city today
: Mrs M W Separk, of Raleigh, is
Visiting the family of her son, W D
' J3epark,,Her grand daughter. Miss
tlaud Separk, accompanied her.
iurhara Sun.
Mp Albert Kramer, one of Dur
on's leading and most progressive
siness men, spent Sunday in the
Tty, and received a warm welcome,
t he always does among his many
riends here.
I What Hood 's Sarsaparilla has done
for others it will also do for you.
Hood's Sarsaparilla cures all blood
tlneases.
WARRANT
Crescent Bicycles
4
YEAR j
We have made parts good
free of charge after Cres
cents had bean used . .
lOUTO
We give any saddle a cus
"y wishes. V "
.MESf8 Cbkscxts, $40.
j lUimta CESftct.TrB, $40.
st longer than many
. called high-grade Bicy-
3.H. Briggs& Sons.
ONE
. Rolling Car to Exhibit at tha Fair.
The Car of North Carolina Rolling
Exposition, is nearly completed. It
ia now having the finishing touches
put on it at the Jackson and Sharpe
works at Wilmington, Delaware.
The car is ceiled with native North
Carolina woods. The Charlotte
News says the managers expect
to have it completed in time to have
it on exhibition at the Raleigh fair
the latter part of this month. The
makers sav it is about the finest ear
ever turned out from their works.
The name "City of Charlotte" is
painted in prominent letters on each
side of the car.
For several months the car will
travel this State to show the people
the fine display.
Long Distance Telephones.
The Norfolk branch of the Ameri
can telephone and telegraph com
pany's line has been completed, and
messages have already passed be
tween that city and distant places.
The formal openim:, however, took
place today.
Hon Charles M Cooke, ex-Secretary
of State arrived in the city today.
Was soon Keeling Better.
"For three years I was troubled
with my heart and liver. I was run
down in health and could hardly
walk, I was so weak. I tried mat-y
medicines and finally bough a bottle
of Hood's Sarsaparilla. I was soon
feeliug better, and after taking a
few more bottles T was strong and
able to work."
W S Harris, Cloverdale, Va.
Hood's Pills are the best cathar
tic. Easy to take, gentle mild. 25
cents.
BUSINESS ITEMS.
Koystcr's Candy
Is recognized as the standard of
purity and excellency. Try our
Peanut Brittle and Butter Cups, 20c
per lb., fresh every day.
A D Rovsteb & Bro.
Good, sober pressman can get
steady job- Must be competent to
cut paper, "make ready, &c.
Reecf. & ELAil,
oet4 2t Greensboro, N. C.
Best Brunswick stew and barbe
cue served every dey by Sampson
Anderson at the Bonanza Saloon, S.
Trogrien, proprietor. Also oysters,
sandwitches and everything for
a tempting meal that the market af
fords, oc 2 tf
50,000 -city of Kalcigh 5 per cent.
Bunds for Sale.
Sealed bids will be received by
the City Treasurer until noon, Oc
tober loth, for the purchas of $50,
000 city of Raleigh 5 percent bonds,
running Ml) years. No bid less than
103 will be considered.
All bids should be designated on
outside of envelope as "Bids for the
City Bonds," and addressed to the
undersigned.
Jos. G. Buown, City Treasurer.
Sept 2D Oct 15.
IN 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.
VY. H. KING & CO.,
Druggists,
Fa,yetteville Street,
THINK ABOUT
THESE THINGS:
SMITH'S
MENTHOL INHALERS
For cold in the head, hay
fever, catarrh, etc.
Elm Lozenges
For the throat and lungs.
McKimmon's
tar-cough balsam.
McKimmon's
C APSULES For Grippe,
Colds, Neuralgia, etc.
Lots of folks suffering
with catarrhal colds, hay
fever, etc, and these rem
edies are good, for such
troubles. Vi
James McKimmon 4 Co
OCTOBER
Frost in the air, cold winter winds are on the way to
make us blow our fingers.
You'll not have a
not find at the big store to
In August, when
rid heat, vou did not realize that you'd ever need a nice
heavy cloak or good warm
thing about it, you had no
these things for you. As
work thinking and looking
winter. We knew that
vance and we wanted to
ing to work in time we
no advance over old prices
Now the time has
things, and you can see
made for you.
CARPETS.
It's time to have your floors cov
ered for cold weather; mattings are
nice and cool for summer, but they
won't keep out the frost; carpets are
not expensive not here and they
do add so much to the comfort of the
home. We have ingrains at U cents;
they are extra good for that price,
but our 35 cents goods are all you
could wish. We don't charge any
thing for making or laying carpets,
and thit is a consideration, for it is
lots of trouble for you to make and
put down a heavy carpet.
50c. carpets at 40c.
75c. carpets at 60c.
tl.00 carpets at 85c.
RUGS.
Rugs are next to carpets in point
of comfort; doesn't it feel good a coi.l
night when you have to jump out of
a good warm bed to slap your leet
down on a cold floor, get or,.- t,f our
nice, soft, warm moquette rugs by the
side of your bed and you won't rare
if baby does want water, you won't
mind getting up. $2.25. $i 7. $3 50
and up. Small rugs 21' . 0St,7.-i t'Sc,
$1 25; all prices.
WINTER DRESS GOODS.
You'll be wanting a heavy dress
Ronn- it. is wise tn have italreadv for
, . . -w .- -
your needs. You can save some
money on your winter dresses in our
ctnIr All wtv mixtures worth 50c.
at 40c. the yard; very popular goods
and a bargain; it's nice heavy goods,
makes a handsome dress. Serges
'?hf 511c unit 7.V Snitinirsand cloths
t!8c, 75c, 85 and $1.00 up. Plain fa
brics, all colors and all prices, but
you'll find a saving on each yard you
buy.
CAPES.
The manufpetures told us, when
in New York, they were selling 18
capes to 2 Jackets. Capes are stylish
and convenient; we have both and
in in all good grades and styles.
Some stores say they have them all;
they don't mean to misrepresent,
its pure ignorance. We have a bet
ter line, and charge less for them
than any house you know of. You
don't need to waste money don't
buy until you've seen tho big store's
line of stylish garments, then do as
you please.
BLANKETS.
Do you know the best and cheap
est blanket and comfort store in this
part of the state ? Ask anybody on
the street where you can get the best
blanket for the least money, if they
don't tell you the BigStore.they are
strangers in town. If you value
money your b'anket store is here.
There isn't a thing you have to buy in dry goods
that we haven't got, and we'll save you at least ten cents on
every dollar you have to spend.
If you persist in spending your dollars at high-price
stores its your own fault, and as long as you do it times will
be hard. Take care of the pennies is our advice.
i-:iIrfh'ftallE&' BIG CASH
1
NEEDS
want for winter comfort that you'll
your satisfaction.
you were almost melting in the tor
blankets ; you didn't think any
need to, its our place to think o
early as July we were hard a
for things for your comfort in the
the tarifl' would cause prices to ad
save you the advance, and by go
got our winter supplies for you at
at all.
come when you have to have these
and appreciate the saving we have
SHOES.
Kr!innl shoes for children, that
look well, and yet wear well, and at
reasonable prices, are tne .Daraesi
things to hnd ot any snoe you nave
tn hnv. We think we have solved
the problem, and have a line of shoes
that will till tne Dill in eviry panic
ular; we have them in sevral grades
and they are an guaranteed goous
65c, 75c 85c, $1 00, $1 25 to $1 50.
LACE CURTAINS.
New curtains add greatly to the
appearnce of a room, and at small
cost, we nave a spienuiu uno ui new
. no. 1 OK 1 " - .. .1
RIBBONS.
Nonr rihhnns liitr lot. came in Satur
day, all the new things are here, we
sell ribbons ot calico profit that's
why we are the cheapest house on
them you ever saw. We have said
so much about millinery lately there
is but little more to say, ana men
too, every bodv knowsour millinery,
for the best and cheapest to be
foin-o.
UNDEli EAR.
We icceived 90 dz. men's under
shirts last week, that we know, are
the cheapest shirit ever brought to
the state is as good aspny4DC.
shirit you'll find; price 25c. Ladies
and children s at za, 40, ouc ana up.
SNAPS.
Ball cotton, lc
Needles, lc
Pins, lc
Hair pins lc
Lead pencils lc
Thimbles, lc
Erarsers, lc
Coats cotton, c
Good ccnibs 5c
Sterling silver thimbles, 20c
IJair curlers, 5c
Glycerine soap, 5c
Cups and saucers, set 50c
Plate large, set, 50c
Imitation cut glass tumblers, doz. Joe
Decorated chamber sets twelve
pices $6 75, $10 00
Dress shields, 10c
Silk dress shields, 25c
Linen towels 10c
Hooks and eyes, 3o
Whalebones 5c
Steel stays . . 3c
Tape, 2 for 5c
Hair brushes ... 10c
Spool silks 7c
li isting cotton 2c
Corsets 20s
Corsets 25c
Corsets 35c
Corsets 50c
Corsets 75c
Corsets, up up.
Webster's Dictionary 78c
STORE-
ut 06 m&u
KTlL1L4IUri.il A.
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 28,
We Will Inansrurate Our
GRAND FALL OPENING
Ladies' Misses' and Children's
Jackets, Capes, Reefers and
Separate Skirts.
Ladies' Cloth Capes
" Plush
" Jackets
Misses Jackets .
Childrens' Reefers . .
Ladies' Separate Skit
Ladies' Taffeta Silk Skirts.
People
Raleigh
Know a ioud Thing hen 1 hey Sec It.
Beginning today for this week nt
Riggan'o we offer you a bargain in
fancy decorated Austrian China 1'lateg
at one half value.
7J in. Austrian china plates 10c
8J " " " " 12c
91 " " " " I5c
A small lot semi-porcelain white
butter dishes, cover and drainer for
only 15c, and a few sugar dishes to
match for 15c each. Big bargain while
they last. A few dozen white bone
dish for only 5c each, six for 26c.
If you want yellow baking pans and
bowls we have them cheap.
Decorated and plain lamps 20c to
$2 50.
It will be of great interest to you to
see our imitation cut glass ware and
lamps; also real line cut glass ware.
The best make of enameled ware,
any kind of a piece you want, at about
one holf the regular prices.
We have four oil heating stoves
the Deiiz fire plabe heater that will
keep a room twenty foot square com
fortable. The factory price is $. To
close out these four we offer them to
you for t3.60.
Don't forget Riggan's surpassing
candy, only 20e pound.
Riggan's Toy Store.
(iOAT rugs
White, Mixed and Black
At 50 per cent lower than ever sold
Lamps In Every Conceivable Design.
A most select line of House Furnishings. Our Furniture is the best.
Royall I Borden
Corner Wilmington
TELEPHONE S66
Heller Brothers
1
134 Fayetteville St.
-OF-
If You Dish
To see the NEW STYLES in their virgin
freshness, drop in any day, the sooner the
better. A first pick is worth something
this season, not only because it is first
choice, but Cloaks will be higher. Our
buyer made a masterly deal in Cloaks. We
give you the beuc fit if you'll take it. Any
w.iy, looking or buying we will be pleased
to show you.
$1 00 to 20 00
$3 00 to $25 00
$3 00 to $20 00
$2 00 to $10 00
$1 25 to $5 00
$1 50 to $10 00
Public Sale
OF
Building Lots.
Excellent Building Lots for Sale on
Long Credit.
On Monday, the 11th day of Octo
ber A. D. 1897, at one o'clock in the
afternoon, I will offer for sale to the
highest bidder, without reserve, on
the premises, thirty building lots,
lying on Person, Smitofield and
Blood worth streets in the .city of
Raleigh.
This is the property long known
as Dodd'Mineral Spring Property,"
which has recently been developed
by extending Person street and
opening a street across it from
east to west. The plat is divided
into lots of suitable size for building,
generally fifty feet in depth, or
more, and is admirably located, near
to business and to the colored
schools.
Terms are within the reach of ev
erybody only one-sixth cash and
the balance in twenty monthly in.
stalments, without interest. Title
perfect. Maps of the property can
be obtained of Wynne, Ellington &
Co., and of the undersigned.
W. T. SMITH,
Trustee.
oc4
in Raleigh.
Furniture Cdmp'y
and Hargett Streets.
B.
HELLER BROS.
Have just received the- new
shapes in the J. A. Bannister
Co's
Fine Shoes for Autumn
and Winter wear. Call and
see them at
Shoe Store,
Woollcott & Son,
14 E. Martin Street,
Twenty-four
Successful
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 fanjy weaves from
10c to $1 25 a yard.
In Fancy Dress Goods we are
showing good things at 20, 25, 33
and 50c.
Full assortment of cheaper goods,
such as outings and fancy flannrl
lets at 5, 71, 10, 12 and 15c.
All colors of velvets at 50, 75c and
11.00.
Our new Capes and Cloaks are
we can sell them to you cheaper than
Shoes.
VERY IMPORTANT.
We have never before made 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 50. Crossett's $3 shoes
for men are the best on earth.
In ladies shoes we have the best
lines in the city at Jt 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.
REMEMBER !
AGENTS FOR
uttericd
Uhen the Ueaf her Changes
Ycu '11 change to heavier weights. It's a convenience not to have
to bother till then. The mercury drops, you drop in here five minutes
after time and out again with a handsome, stylish, perfect fitting, fault
less in every way, Suit or Overcoat, or both and a quarter, maybe a
third of money you expected to spend still in your pocket.
Follow the best dresses, go where they go. Ask them, they'll tell
you it's no secret Berwanger Clothes are a standard. It argues go3d
judgment to come here. It means a saving, not at the expense of quality,
but by reason of our facilities. We're not selling goods at cost, either.
We buy them as close as money can git them. Avail yourselves of all
cash discounts and tl-ey go to you at the very smallest advance of that.
The finest talent is employed in cult ng and making our fine Suits and
Overcoats.
These mild days are good days to look, investigate, compare, decide..
Even where all is good there's a better and a best special excellence.
In suits see our line (J 00, J7 50, 10. $12. $15, $18, $20 to $25 See
how they are made and trimmed, see how perfect they fit, and you'll see
why we are leaders.
Same Way in Overcoats.
Our stock is full of novelties, new effects original in every way.
S. & D. BERWANGER,
WIDE AWAKE
Leading One Price Clothiers.
BLANKETS.
If the Blanket offerings are favored with intelligent examination,
the present stock will be unequal to the immediate demand. These
claims are not represented by catch penny prices; they make an honest 1
appeal to the most critical judgment.
White Blankets.
"Wellington" Blankets $2 00 A PAIR.
White, well made, 60x70 inches, 4 lbs.
"Kennebec" Blankets $2 75 A PAIR
Very sightly and strong, 60x80 inches, 41 lbs.
"Fort Dearborne" Blankets $3 50 A PAIR
Extra heavy and all wool, 74x84 inches, very handsome.
"North Star" Blankets $6 00 A PAIR
- Pure wool and blue border, 76x88, 7 lbs.
"White Cloud" Blankets. $10 00 A PAIR
Extra fine finish and genuine California Blankets they come in boxes.
Scarlet Blankets.
"Aiiroro Red" Blankets $2 00 A PAIR
Strong, warm and free from oils.
Physicians' Favorite" Blankets at
All wool, both warp and filling. '
Grey Blankets. f"
"Royal" 11-4 Blankets at 75c PAIR
- Soft and Pure Cotton.
"Preston Blankets at
Wool filling and
mm
Years of
Store-Keeping.
Millinery.
For years we have had the reputa
tion of curry ing the best stock of these
goods in the State. Our prices have
always been reasonable at d 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 had years
of experience and she says she can
show you what you want.
ready for the trade and we are sun
any house in the cily.
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 2!lc; Ar
bucklcs' coffee 12Jc; pickles, olives
and spices.
Whenever you see goods advertised very
cheap you will probably find our prices
Patterns.
iin i Dim -.
$2 00 A PAIR
light cotton warp.