GENERAL NEWS ITEMS.
Dr. John R. Boynton, the well
known lecturer, died at his home in
Syracuse, 27. Y. Monday.
At Chili, Ohlo.on Baturday.Charles
Vender shot his wife and killed him
eelf. The woman may die. Domestic
troubles are given as the cause of the
tragedy.
The Prince of Wales and Emperor
Francis Joseph exchanged visits at
at Vienna yesterday. At night a royal
banquet was given in honor of the
Prince.
The homoeopathic clinical societies
of Maryland aud the District of
Columbia have united into one so
ciety with Dr. Charles H. Thomas, of
Baltimore, as president.
Today the lace manufacturers at
CalalB, France, will reopen their fac
tories, but it is doubtful whether the
employes will resume work until the
wage dispute has been settled.
The "New lork Tribune is authority
for the statement that three out of
every four people chew their food on
the left side. But the piactical thing
with a large percentage of people
than that is where to get the food to
chew.
In the house of a small milliner in
Dublin there was a pet monkey. One
day in the same room with him was
placer) a basket of kittens, and on the
fire hie mistress had put some soup
composed principally of mutton.
Having occasion to go out for a mo
v ment, as soon as her back was turned
the monkey fished out the meat, ate
it, and substituted the kittens for the
mutton he had stolen.
There is a large size row going on
at Philadelphia, Pa., over the at
tempted transfer of a negro girl to a
white school by one of the school
board. The teachers in the white
school refused to teach her and ap
pealed to the board, which maintain
ed them and sent the girl back to the
school from which sh? was transfer
red. The member who made the
transfer is wrought up over the mat
ter and promises to give the, board
more trouble about it yet. This is a
pretty fair indication that they don't
want social equality in the North.
New Orleans Delta.
In the State Convention of colored
men which met recently in Columbia,
South Carolina, it was declared that
as far as the State government was
concerned, "the whites owned the
lands, did the business, paid the tax
es, and it was for them to govern."
All they asked, it was also declared,
"was a minority representation on
the floor of the Legislature, so that
the feelings and opiuions of their own
race could be expressed.". If they are
correctly reported, the negroes of
Boutn uarouna differ widely from
the mass of their race. .Norfolk
Ledger
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
A CARD.
Ladies, if yO;i have cast off clothiDg
of Mb?, Women or Children you
wish t' dispose of, or any Bedding,
Quilts, Blankets, Sheets; &c, st-nd
them to the BEE HIVE with lowest
price a:d pin any No. you choose ou
them instead of your name, and send
us your name and No. chosen and
we will register whose property they
are and yell by number. If you ex
pect to sell do not have us to try and
get enough to buy the same goods
new, as that is impossible. If we fail
to make a sale in a reasonable time,
they can be returned at any time. We
have on; of the best stands in J he
city to d npose of such articles, and
will be l uasoxiable in our charges.
Should you have any odds and ends
in Furniture, Crockery, Hollow, Wood
Stone and Iron ware, we are ready to
buy at any time, paying the highest
market value, CASH. We solicit your
trade in buying or selling.
BEE HIVE Office,
118 8. Wilmington St.
Valuable Real Estate
- FOR 8 ALE.
Two f ore ho u sen, favorably located
on Martin street for trade, and near
the center of the large cotton mart
and business part of the city.
Will pell them together or separate
ly. For particulars enquire of
ocl5 eodOfc JOHN K WILLIAMS. ..
Notice to Builders.'ONE cofxtry, qNEI
Passenger Station, Ralelgh,N.C.
Bids will be received until Novem
ber 1st. 7390. for the construction of
the Union Passenger Elation at Ra
leigh, N C. Plans and specifications
can be seen at th office of the Ra
leigh Gaston Railroad, 313 Halifax
street, Raleigh, N. C.
JOHN C. WINDER,
Oc20 tno 31. For the Committee.
For Sale or Rent.
One seven room house, second door
from corner Swain and Hargett sts.
Good garden and water.
Also, residence on East Hargett st.
On this lot is one four room dwell
ng, one three room dwelling and two
stores. All of above property will be
sold on easy terms. Apply to
Mrs C R Hollkmak,
ocl3 Ct East Hargett street.
rIlTiGH BHjjflffl CO.
J. M. Brighton, Sec'y and Treas.
FOR RENT.
That splendid residence on the
northwestern suburbs of the city be
longing to Col Hinsdale, and former
ly occupied by him, is offered for rent
at a very low price, six acres sur
rounding if, hundreds of grape vines,
fruit trees and all the conveniences
and comforts desirable.
f
5 room house on Saunders Hill, new
and neat, price $12.50.
4 room house on East South street,
near Shaw University, $8.00.
2 room house on North East street,
near Polk; large yard and garden, $5.
T RROnfrTTTO'N'.
Office over Lee, Johnson & Co's drug
store. sel3 tf
D. S. WAITT. m
' Single and double
breasted black frock
suits. Single breast
ed straight cut sack
looming. suits. .Boys' and chil
dren's suits. Which
will be sold at the
lowest possible price
IOT CASH.
Gent's underwear
all grades. The Dia
Seasonablc niond fine white
Furnishing shirts, collars, and
Goods. cuffs. Hosiery.gloves
suspenders. Collars,
Nobbie soft hats
fcolt and Stiff for young men. La
Hats. tt st styles stiff hats
in Dunlap and Yo-
mans blocks.
Umbrellas and From 75 cents to
Rubber Coats $3.50.
Call and examine my new goods.
D. S. WAITT.
ocl tf
MENS' HATS, 35c, 40c, 50c, 75c, and
tl.00.
BOYS' HATS. 25c. 35c40c, and COc.
AIJE.JMB- DD'Jr'8, $1.25, $1.50, $1.75,
$2.00 and &2.50.
BOYS' SHOES. 75c, $1 0", $1.25 and
$1.50
WOMEN SHOES, $1.00, $;.25, $l.!i0,
f i. yd ana f'i.uu.
Our Stock recently replenished with
JNHJW and J? LtrcSH G IODS,
and we will give you
rock bottom prices.
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CLOTHIERS SHATTERS
7
ap 21
HATST
ONE el ag ONE
ABD ONLY
ONE
in North Carolina
having had 25 years experience in the
leading bakeries of
France & America.
We are prepared to do the
Best and Most Artistic Work
at the lowest prices.
N.DEB0YS&C0.,
103 Fayetteville St.
WEDDING CAKES a specialty.olO
If you Want a good Chew ask for
STOLEN KISSES,
HANES' FROG,
ADA BRYAN, or
GRAVELEY'S BEST.
Can be found at
J. R. TEBHELL'S.
For a good smoke caii un
LA ESCAPCION,
OR
JOSTEC.
At J. R. TERRELL'S.
When you need nice groceries of all
kinds go to J. R. TERRELL'S; he has
a full stock on hand at all times
Goods delivered at your door at all
hours. Prices as low as any first class
house in the city. Don't forget the
place. J. R. TERRELL,
No. 203, Fayetteyille St.
Sept 24 tf.
BARBEE&POPE
1C5 Fayetteville St.
CHOICE HOME-MADE
FRENCH AND PLAIN
fflE -'APPLES,
ORANGES,
LEMONS.
NUTS,
RAISINS,
COCOANUTS, &c
C'gars & Tobacco.
For a good smoke call for Kramer's
CAPRICE.
Chew Graveley & Miller's PLUG HAT
or NINE INCH.
Vgirinia Classified
Life Insurance Co'y,
59 Main street,
NORFOLK, VA.
This is a ioint stock com nan v wln'p.n
combines the advantages of the old
line system of insurancewith the pop
ular nlan of moiithlv nreminmB nH
payment of death claims immediately
on proof.
Policies Tunnincr for 10 vears or fnr
20 rears are issuer! with amiit.flhln
options at the end of those periods
T 08e who wish to have done a kind
act ia case of their death, for their
iamnies, nve here the opportunity.
Officers Piresident.T J Nottingham;
Vice Presirlftnt. K V Wliif.A- Rnnrrtarv
F Richardson; Treasurer. W W Vicar:.
Medusal Director. L Lu.uk ford: flonri
se!, J E Heath.
Directors T J Nottingham, E V
Wbi.e, W H' Vicar, F Richardson. T.
L Lf aaford, M D, Judge J E "eatli,
LShfldon, tfWDeal.
W. B. BOYIX Statu Apen, Nw
Borne, N. C.
S H Pabish, Local Agent. Raleigh.
N. O. noil
Children Cry forPitchers Castoria.
FRENCH
& VIE HA
BAKER
All
FIIAIIIIIReeWIIEIIEIIKII!
i
THE ATTENTION OF VISITORS
FULLY CALLED
Stock :s of
Ever shown in the State, embracing
imaginable grade of fine, medium ami low priced tailor made gar
ments, purchased for cash, and at a time before the tariff
did not affect the market.
Special Eðictffoiii ffoa
this Week.
Prices from 25 to 50 per
HATS!
We have all the latest
will be sold at
Shirts and Collars in profusion.
2,000 pair all woolen Pants, to close at $2 85, worth $5.
Neckwear the latest Ring Scarfs, 25 and 50 cents.
Suspenders, cost to manufacturer 25c, at 14c each.
Uulaundried Shirts at 33c. worth 7"c
EST All we ask is for an inspection and we are sure that nobodv will leave
the house before being satisfied that this is the house wheie fine,
high grade goods can be obtained at low rates.
TVE ARE THE CHEAPEST HOUSE IN RALEIGH.
DAVID ROSENTHAL,
Andrews Buildiug,
ValiaaMe Infbiiiiatiom
FOR
(Ditmem of
Ten Important Facts:
J THE BEST Soda Fountain Drinks are to be bad at J Hal Bobbitt's.
Q A CHOICE line of Domestic and Imported Cigars at J Hal Babbitt's,
g FINE Chewing Tobaccos and Chawing Gum at J Hal Bobbitt's.
4 AN elegant display of Toilet and Fancy Goods, at a bargain, at J Hal
. Bobbitt's.
5 A FRESH and well assorted stock of Family Medicines kept at J Hal
Bobbitt's. .
6 FINE Chemicals Instruments and Medical Appliances' can be sud-
plied by J Hal Bobbitt. '
7 THE most delicate and fragrant Perfumes e er bi ought to Raleigh
among which are Wright's, Palmer's, Ricksecker's, face's, Colgate's,
Seeley's Orchid Flowers (which took the premium at the i aris Expo
sition) and many others are obtainable at J Hal Bobbitt's.
8 IF YOU want your Prefcnpti s filled with care and dispatch, entrust
them with J Hal Bobbitt.
Q THE trade of every person in Raleigh is solicited by J Hal Bobbitt.
if AND LAST, but not least, you will find that you can save money by
I V trading with
J. Mall Botobfitit,
Druggist and Pharmacist,
235 Fayetteville St. ' Raleioh H. C
0:o-
TO THE 8TATE FAIR IS RESPECT
TO THE LARGEST
:s (Dfloitliiniig
all styles, shapes and shades of every
cent lower than elsewhere.
blocks on hand, which
HATS!
reduced prices.
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Raleigh, X. C.
THE-
Mallenglii ! !
"Rainbow Pebble,"
THE BEST. ,
NICKEL GOLD AND STEl L
Spectacles,
?Gr Silver Plated Ware, Forks Spoons, KniVnm
9 alrlm Ac. at .
117 Fay eUeviUe Street, v
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