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She Hatto nmin 4ft A a utsttor. 7"OL eeailjeigkb:, Tuesday, j-oxry 7, isgi: 63 NEWS NOTES ABOUT THE CITY, What Our Reporters See and Hear Worth Giving to Our Headers News iu Brief Tarbell Cheese at C. O. Ball & Co's. The merry sound of the carpenters' hammer will soon be heard in Idle -wild. Use Royal Gerinateur and eat what you want. A. E. Jordan, agent. Work is rapidly progressing on the connection road to the Caraleigh Mills. Sweet and sour Pickles at C. O. Ball & Co's. Read Yancay & Sti onach's ad. about styles and prices of carriages, bug gies and carts. Royal Germeteur will do you good. Try it. A. E. Jordan, agent. The Executive Mansion is under going seme finishing touches in the i ulerior of the building. Buy your Ham Shoulders and all kinds of finoked meat at 0. O. liu.ll & Co's. Several minor cases were before the mayor this morning, and dispos ed of in the usual manner. State Treasurer Bain was a little indisposed today, but not sufficiently so to keep him from his office. RoyalGeimeteur is one of the best remedies for dyeeLtuy, djspepsia and indigestion ever ustd. Try it. A. K. Jordan, agent. Aeiixe preparations have com" menctd at ihe Exposition grounds. Front now cut there will be ' hust ling." There is a heavy ruth on the Su perior Court Clerk lor certificates in the ct se of those who paid the direct tax. New Mullets, Herrings, Mackerel and Shad at C. O. Ball & Co's. Muskrat8 are said be doing much injury to crops in this vicinity, espec ally on .the banks of Crabtree and other creeks. If you tuffer ftcin sick, nervous, neuralgia, spinal, bilious or dyepep tic headaches, Bradycrotine wi I i-ui promptly. ji 1 os Arrangements are on foot, for t grand tournament of the Capitn; Cycle Club in Stronach's waiehoust next Monday night, July 13th. It will be an occasion cf much interest and enjoyment. Don't forget the "Idlewild" sale tomorrow. Remember that Col. Akers, the noted auctioneer of Knox ville, will officiate. Let there be a general turnout, and it is a splendid chance to secure homes at a very small price. We are reliably informed that Governor Holt has decided to wait a tew days longer for the receipt of a check for $26,C0O, the amount still due from the Government on account of direct taxes. If there should be any further delay, he will canse the warrants to be itsued. It 1b of the utmost importance that the meichants who are required by law to give in the merchats' pur chase tax should do so at once. Re member that the law requires this tax to be listed during the first ten days of Janury and July in each year. The time is nearly out, and those who desire to escape the penal ty should attend to it at once. Are you going to attend the sale of lots tomorrow evening over in Idle wild ? There seems to me to be a soft snap over there for somebody. Why of course I am ; 1 bought a lot over there a few days ago and Bold out in a day or two for fifty dollars profit, and I want to buy another. Several of the boys have turned them looe at a profit, while others won't sell at all. Well, 1 am thinking of doing the same thing, so we will go over together. Cut Ham at Ball's. Arrived. The warrant books for the pay ment ot direct taxes have arrived at the executive off ce. They are in the usual form, but have a note attach ed, stating that the party to whom the warrant Is paid mnst sign the same iu his own nana writing. If the party cannot write, tneu the usual "X" mark shall be made in presence of two witnesses, sworn to before a justice of the peace, or the clerk of thecourt of the county iu which the party resides Too Heavy. It was certainly a great oversight in the General Assembly not to have provided the Governor with more clerical force in view of the additional labor thrown on the Exe cutive Department by the direct taxes. It is a huge job, and surely the Governor should not be required deviate from the usual routine of bis department without extra help. W e really think that, under the circumstances, the Governor would be justified iu employing extra force. Surely the conpensa tion would be allowed as an act of more justice. lied. We deeply regret to announce the death of Miss Effie Whitaker, daugh of Mr. Wesley Whitaker which took place last Sunday morning at 9 o'clock, aged 21 years. She was a most estimable lady in all the walks of life, and her decease has cast a gloom over a large circle of relations and friends. The funeral took place yesterday morning at It o'clock at the residence on EastHagett street, Rev. Dr. Marshall officiating. The re mains were interred in the old city cemetery. The Cjiem of tltc Season. Ihe trip to Littleton to be given on , Thursday next by the Relief Society of the Raleigh and Gaston railroad, will be about the last regu lar excursion of the season, and it will be the gem. It is so cheap too, that almost everybody is going to take advantage of it. A whole day's real i uu and pleasure with a nice ride, and all for $1. it will be real recreation. Hot an all day'B ride mid heat and dust, but just a pleas ant journey and a happy time under cool shades near babbling brooks. '1 he music, too, will be splendid and everything done to render all com fortable. Let there be a rousing crowd: Funeral Services. The funeral of the late Mr. Seaton Gales took place yesterday afternoon at 5:30 o'clock from Christ church, Rev. D. Marshall officiating. There was a very large crowd in attend ance, and the floral offerings were beautiful. The remains were inter -red in Oakwood ceinttery, the fol lowing gentlemen acting as pall bearers: Messrs. John B. Kenney, Earnest Bain, Frank P. Haywood, Thomas Badger, Jr., Robert C. Strong and Thomas Cooper. The honorary pall bearers were four of his young friends, Messrs. Andrew Syme, Jr., Frank Cameron, Jr., Wm. Snow and Samuel A. Ashe, Jr. Do you want to make a first class investment? If you do then attend the sale of Idlewild lots tomorrow evening at 3:30 o'clock. The frbe hacks and busses will start from J. M. Broughton & CotpB office, 803 Fayette ville street at 3:30 o'clock p. m.; now don't forget, or allow anything to keep you from attending this Bale; but let all hands turnout' A specia invitation is extended to the ladies, and we trust that many of Raleigh's fair daughters will honor the occasion with their presence. Condensed Milk 15 and SO cents can at C. O. Ball & Co's. SPECIAL NOTICE. Chipped Beef 20 cents pound at O. O Ball & Co's. Personal mention. Mr. H. M. Cowan, ehief clerk of the treasury department, has returned from a brief trip to Connelly Springs. Rev. Dr. J. J. Hall and wife ac companied by Miss Genevieve Jordan and W. B. Tarkinton, Mt today for Minneapolis to attend the Young People's Society of Christian En deavor. We wish them a pleasant trip. Miss Nellie Murray has gone to Henderson on a visit. Mr. H. A. Creagh, head clerk at ' All trimmed millinery to be closed Swindell's has gone to New Berne on out for cas'.i and less, at Hardware, &c. Big bargains iu all kiuds of summer millinery at Miss Magqik Rkksk's, js7tfl 209 Fayetteville St. Printers Wanted. We want six, good, sober book com positors at once. Steady work jy6 3tj Edwards & Broughton. a few days vacation. Miss DoraParkerson, Va., is in the city on a o Berkley, isi to her sister, Mrs. W. M. Brown, Jr. jy7tf Miss Maggie Rkksjc's, 209 Fayetteville St. w ATEE COOLER5, Galvanized and Porcelain Lineo A Splendid Opportunity. Correspondence of the Visitor. The Raleigh Building and Loan Association recently organized here ) is undoubtedly one of the best, if not the best, investments in which any . young man, and especially those re ceiving a salary, may place bis money. Being strictly a local as sociation and one in which the busi ness men of the city are interested, there can be no danger of loss, which so many seem to fear. A good number tf businessmen! have taken stock not as an invest ment but as an incentive to all young men, hoping thereby to create in them a desire to save at least a part of their weekly or monthly earniugs, while others will not give their en couragement simply because they make larger per cent, by investing in their business. Why is this '.' Is it because they desire to see Raleigh at a standstill while other towns in the State are rapidly increasing both in population and as business centres ? The Wilmington Association which has been in operation for four years has averaged 10 9-8 per cent, profit, and the writer was recently informed by good authority that the Charlotte Association has averaged 15 and 16 per cent. Celery plants and Sugar tMapIe Trees, at reduced rates. Celery plants at $1 per hundred. Trees at various prices. W. R. Gi;nter, 1C6 N.East St Store for rent--No 11 East Hargett street, lately occupied by C. O. Ball & Co., grocers. W. R. & 0. G. Womble, jnn24tf Executors. Have your lace curtains done tip at the Oak City Steam Laundry in first class style. L. R Wyatt's special horse and cow food going like hot cakes. A trial will convince you that it is the best on the market. mh'U tf Ice Cellar. Ice in any quantity, also fresh fish daily, at my cellar No 23, S. Wil mington Street. Orders filled prompt ly. T. E. SOURKLU. ji:S if. Ice. Ice may be had at our cellar under Barbee & Pope's confectionery store, near Savings Bank, tomorrow and every day hereafter. Those wishing it sent out in quantities will please send orders to Jokes & PoWKLij. lt Mutants Straw Mattings, We have taken from the r, gular Btock, up stairs, all the short lengths of straw mattings, marked the num ber of Jyards upon each, .and placed Why should not haleigh i them just at the Wilmington street do as well ? It can be done. I entrance, where our customers can If there is a workingman in Raleigh ' find them during this week. Some who desires to build a home, why not of these remnants contain enough build it by paying a small amount j for a small sized room, while others each week ? You will never miss it, and in five years you will have a house of your own, which you never would have owned had it not been for the Building and Loan Associa tion. If you desire to take stoek or wish to have it fully explained hand your name to Mr. L. O. Lougee, Secretary and Treasurer, or drop him a postal and he will see that you are called on at your place of business. have only a few yards. Prices have been marked in plain figures, and so low as to be quite interesting for our patrons. These remnants represent some of the best grades we have shown. W.B.iE S. Tucker & Co. - RRVSS -PKE8ERV1NG KETTLES. -PORCELAIN LINED -PRESERVING KETTLES. -MASON'S -PORCELAIN AND -GLA8 TOP -FRUIT JARS. -STEP -LADDERS -FLY TRAPS. FLY FA ,8. -WHITE -MOUNTAIN ICE CREAM FREEZERS. fflOllliS 8. BR1GGS SONS, RALEIGH, N C. Norris' Dry Goods Store. Entire stock to be sold within four weeks. No seductive advertisement to entrap the unwary or scheme cal culated to mislead, but simply the unvarnished fact. The greatest "CraA" in prices ever known in Ral eigh. Misb this sale and the golden When the Robins Net Again. The big Racket Store will be at 206 Fayetteville St, with the largest store in the city and this large store opportunity is gone, regret will haunt will be full of desirable goods of all yu ever afterwards. Call early and kinds in the dry goods line. Such make the btBt selections. Everything crnncU r s tti ihmks k nf th nnnnin ! as advertised. Note the reductions: o v - -- - - - i 1 want and will have. We shall en deavor to keep the most complete stock ' f r-arpets ever kept in Raleigh and wh shall sell them low in price. We will have a room over imr store 100 feet lou!.v for c rpets only. We shall also have one of the m del mil linery departments of the South. No pains or expne will be (-pared to make our millinery department at tractive. Before moving we ar sell ing all of our present stoek at prices calculated to move the goods. Yo"rs truly, D. T. 8wmnici.il I AT.T. A HK NOW 5c calicos and challies 4c 7 J b prints and mouselines 8c 10c lawns and ginghams tic 12c serges and outings 10 15c pongees and tissues 12 20c challies and deboges 15 25c tricots and flannels 20 80c cashmeres and Henriettas 25 40c surges and ladies' cloths 3o 65c plaids and dress novelties 50 85c henriettas and casimirs 60 $1 00 henriettas and suitings 75 What does a.l this mean? Simply this: we are going to sell; we give you the names, the qualities and the prices. Buy now, if only as an in- vestment. You will have to pay the An exchange says: "The nations of FULL prices after this Chance has slip- one earr.u, euuu lur itseii. snouiu uis enthiall themselves from their an 1h That so, or ot? cient and childish delusion, and ac cord to the people their right to triule wherever in the wide world they please and assume that they have snuse enough to know their own interest and make their own ped away from you. Absolutely no such bargains ever appeared before. Make your 8 lections early before your neighbor 'skims" the cream of the stock. Morning shopping will be best before the goods are so badly tumbled. Prices slashed on shoes of bargains, and need no paternal (mvammanf inform aH.Tllmv trh nvavonf p" - .......... 1 i. I. . - v w-.ll.l, vv I ..... . U I . . , them from getting cheated aud buy- a11 KinaB- ing themselves poor." Norris' Dm Goods Stork. dshhikbi Milliner v, I M PORTED AND DOMESTIC TRIMMED X Hats and bonnets. The greatest variety of fancy straw braids in the desirable shades Of grey, tan, black, &c- for Ladies, Misses aim wee little ones. ALL THE NEW SHADES In chiffon and other trimming materials; llowers in profusion, so very natural you wonder nature does not also yield its perfume. i Line of Infant's fine crepe de chine and muslin caps and shirred hats. HAIR GOODS, Rushings. a beautifnl line of all kinds of Ties. All die ne w hair ornaments, bracelets, jewelry, &c. &o. Stamped linens, embroidery materials, wools and zephyrs. Prices reasonable and satisfaction guaranteed. Miss MAGGIE REESE, 209 Fayetteville St. April 8 tf. Raleigh, N. C. lry Uoods. Notions, &c. W. H.iR. S.TUCKERtCQ. SEASONABLE FOOTWEAR. LIGHT WEIGHT HIGH SHOE8, OXFORDS and SLIPPERS. O PROVIDE ones self with comfor table and durable Footwear in Warm weather is a matter of some importance We fully appreciate this, and no other season has found us so well equipped in this depart meat. T Ladies' Bright Dongola, both opera and common sense lasts. Ladies' Soft Kid Turn Buttons. Oxford Ties, Scalchi Ties, Blncher Ties -AND- Edson Ties. Black Suede Oxfords, Black Suede Quarters AND Kid Vamps, Patent Leather Tips and Plain Toes. We carry in Stock B. G. D. and E. Widths. . U. t R S. Tarter & Co. 4
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