ot Coming.
Oar people will, no loabt, most
deeply regret to learn that owing to
engagements, Ei-Prenitleut Cleveland
will be nnable to attend oar exposi
tion. Yesterday, Mayor Badger re
ceived a letter from Mr. Walter H.
Page enclosing a communication to
Col. Arthur A. Esdra, of New York,
wbo delivered the invitatiuu to the
Ex -President. Mr Cleveland says:
"I have just received the invitation
which you forward me from the
Mayor and other citizens of Raleigh,
North Carolina, to attend the exposi
tion now in progress in their city. I
know I should enjoy such a visit to
my North Carolina friends and their
neighbors, and I am entirely certain
that my reception and entertainment
would fully accord with the hospita
ble disposition which distinguish the
locality. I regret, therefore, that I
am obliged to dec iue the courteous
invitation yon transmit, for the rea
son that my eLgagements and occus
pation forbid my leaving home dur
ing the present month."
Qents' underwear, all styles at Nor
ris' Dry Goods Store.
Married.
Smith -Dunn Yesterday Mr. J.H.
Smith and Miss Amma V. Dunn were
married at the home of the bride in
Neuse, Wake county. There were
many handsome presents. The par
ties left for the home of the groom
with many congratulations.
Raleigh Market Report.
WHOLWRALW AND RKTAIL.
Misses and children's underwear,
Vest and Pants to match, at Norris'
Dry Goods Store.
Railroad Meeting. ,
At the annual meeting of the stock
holders and directors of the R. & G.
and F. & A A. L. Railroads held in
this city yesterday Mr. John M.
Robinson was re elected President,
and Mr. Lewis McLean, of Baltimore,
was elected a director to fill the va
cancy caused by the death of Mr.
Paul C. Cameron. The annual
statement of the general manager was
highly satisfactory.
Ladies underwear, all styles at Nor
ris' Dry Goods Store.
A Suggestion.
Much difficulty has been encounter
ed in the past few days, especially by
persons who patronize the street cars,
in determining which cars to take for
the different routes. It requires all
sorts of questioning to find out, for
instance, which cars run on Blount
street, and which on Hillsboro street.
In consequence of the routes not be
ing designated on the cars, persons
frequently get wrong and only find
out their mistake when reaching the
corner of Salisbury and Hillsboro
street where the lines branch off.
Now, it seems to us there is a very
simple remedy which should be sup
plied. It is to place on the cars the
names of the routes for which they
are destined, so that passengers can
see at a glance which to take. A
plain piece of canvas tacked on each
coach with the words "Hillsboro
street ear," or "Blount str et car,"
would remedy the matter. It should
be done by all means. It would avoid
much trouble both to the conductors
and the public.
Correct A wbkklt bv
W O & A B. 8 f'RONACH.
rayetteville and Wilmington streets
815 81?
Meats C. R sides. 7i in
Bulk shoulders, ?, 10
Bacon " 8 life
" breakfast 124 W
Hams sugar cured l?t 15
" N. C. k Va , If j 10. i
Bacon N. C, hog round, l' 11c
Lard Pure, 10c
Compound fijo 10
FLOUR Best per bbl f 6 00 7 00
Family, M 5 75 6 SO
Good. " 5 25 5.50
CorrBK Rio Green 8 25c
8UOAR Granulated, 5 CJc
Yellow extra C 4 5c
Molassks Cuba 2?i POc
New Orleans. 2-iJ 00c
Syrups, 25 r0
Mkal porbushel, 85 1.00
Corn per bushel, 00 1.00
Oats per bushel, 471 00c
HAT per huo wt. 00 110
Bran per pound, H He
Ship Stuff per pound, U He
8alt per sack, 150 1:18
COUNTRY PRODUCE
Buttkr- 17i 25c
Egsrs. 15 20c
Chickens Spring, 15 ?5c
Hens, R0 85c
Potatoes Sweet, 35 60c
" Irish, $1.00 1.25
Peas White, 75 1.00
" Stock. 65 90c
REAT OARGAINS
QREAT g
.Are leing offered in all kinds of
ILLINERY,
RY GOODS.
OTIONS, &C.
N
WE HAVE THE
E
BEST TRIMMERS
in the city, and all orders ertrusted to us are
satisfactorily exe uted. I u are cordially
invited to pay us a visit.
N. Y. MILLINERY BUUH,
211 FAYETTEVILLE ST.
Oct. V
Portraits - Painted
-BY-
W, G, BAND ALL
sel4 tf
184i Fayetteville Street.
RAIFIGH, N C
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Mortgage Sale.
By virtue of a certain mortgage executed
to me by Henry I Hughes and Sally Ann
Hnchfls. hiH wifp rm ihn 7th Hav rf Cirtnhav
1886, recorded in the office of the Begister of
Deeds for Wake -ounty, N C, in book 92, on
age uiu, i win aen ai puuuc auction to tne
ichpst. huldpr for pmhVi at tVio nrmrt- Virti-ioa
f3 ' ' ' ' """" WV VUU V.VJUl I UUUOC
dcor in Raleigh, N C, on Mondav, the 14th
day of December, 1891, at 12 o'clock noon,
I... -fnlln...;.... . I . .. .; I .. I ...,.. I..... -M.l- iJ
kajc luuunmg ucwiiucu leal t'ftLULt", situate 111 :
the city oflRaleigh aforesaid, tc-wit:
Part of city lot No. 732 on Shaffer's map of j
said city, f ion tine east on Haywood street 33
fee; north on Mrs Petigrew 80 feet; south on
Wilson Iredell 80 feet and west on J W B
Watsou 33 feet; described in said mortgage as
the property of said Sally Ann Hughes.
Also, that part of city lot No 15, frontirg '
3 feet on the eas" cide of Blount street and 1
running back easterly between Mathew Mar-1
tin on the north and Mills Brown on the
south, 210 feet. All in the 2 i ward of city
Of Raleigh. A W 8HAPFER,
no!2 oawtd $4 Mortgagee.
Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria,
When Bmtty ci rick., we gmrt her CaatorU.
When the wai a Child the cried f or Cm tori,
When she became Him, she clung to Oaatoria,
ishehedOlVhw mmtmmtmmOmtmm, no9()t
NEW BOOK BAGS,
AND A FULL PTCCK OF
Penci's, New Tablets Slates,
And everything you want
For School Use.
ALFREP WILLIAMS & CO ,
Booksellers.
Examine our fine Stationery.
Let all Desiring Homes of their
Own, Take Notice.
That the Covenant Building and Loan As
sociation of Knoxville, Tenn, is prepared and
anxious to help those willing to try to help
themselves.
They are now placing in this city loans of
12,000, $1,200, $1,000, $700 and 500. In fact,
no applicat'on, if good security, has been re
fused. To investors there is nothirg safer or
better. To those desiring hem. s of their own
we are prepared to show you established
facts Mumbers of hou es leing built by
money from this strictly first class associa
tion, It will be to your interest t see their
agent, Wayne Allcott and make arrange
ments to own your home. no7 30d
HightSciool for Bojs and Young
MEN.
I shall open a Night Scho 1 for Boys and
Young Men in the Andrews Building op
Monday, November 9th, at 7:30 p m. In
struction will be given on Mondays, Wednes
days and Fridays in Engli-h, Mathemati s,
Latin and Natural Philosophy. Those wJ o
purpose attending would do well to be pres
ent when the classes are formed.
no3 6t ( HARLE C HOLDEN.
LAMPS i
LAMPS!
LAMPS!
-AT-
HUGHES'.
T. W. BLAKE,
JEWELLER,
RICH ASSORTMENT
Birthday Rings
SPECTACLES.
Large f
Assort
"I Special
irri i hi ri r m
ment. Ul LUIHULLU. Fitting
Solid silver and steel.
and?!. American Watches L
verw re ( IM ) Prices.
Repairing Speolatlf Solicited !
NO, 117 FAYETTEVILLE ST.
se 12tf
COAL AND ICE.
Now is the time to buy bota Ice for
immediate use and Coal for winter
while the prices are low and it can be
delivered clean and best quality.
We are now taking orders for
CLAYTON, RED ASH coals all e'es.
ANTHRSITE, WHITE and BED
ASH COAL, all sizes.
POCAHONTAS COAL.
SPLINT COAL.
EGG COAL made by machinery
from coal dust and Pitch. Something
new and said to be splendid. We are
now cutting wood and ready to take
orders for that also to be delivered Id
the next few weeks from one cord to
one hundred or more.
JONES & POWELL
Save the Pennies.
And bow many ways they are to do
this. One of the best and most effec
tive methods t liar, raav be employed
is in finding wbeien dollar has the
greatest purchasing power And it
has been clearly demonstrated tht
nowhere in Wake coiinty can it be
expended with more satisfactory re
suits to its possessor than at. the
NEW YORK B&RGAIN HOUSE
They buy in large quantities and
many goods dire -fc from the mills,
thus euablitig them to undeiseli heir
competitors
They do not advertise to sell goods
at cost, and plav the MISCHIEF IN
GENERAL to mislead the public,
but give you from $1.50 to 2 00 worth
of goods for every dollar you spend
at their store.
They keep what you want, and at
prices that will please you
In conclusion, they wish to say,
that if they cannoj wait on you as
soon as you enter the store, be pa
tientsnd wait for a moment or so,
and you shall be abundautly reward
ed for tht moments loss.
Respectfully,
H. A. L1TTMAN & CO.,
Pros of t i ; e N. Y. Bargain House.
203 Fa etteviile St., Raleigh, N. C
COLfe'S
-SPECIALTIES-;
-ARE
GoM Silver Watche;
Diamond and Combination Stone Sets, Gold
Kings. Jewelry, Clocks,
Spectacles, &c.
He is a practical watchmaker and railroad
watch inspector for the R & G and R & A A
L R Roads, and from actual test of many
brands, is prepared to offer you the best
watch for Acer h ate time low for cash.
JOHN T MM & C(!.,
DIAHIU IM
FURNITURE,
MATRESSES,
LOUNGESAC
We have in stock a neat line of
Kvirnituire
suitable for the Exposition. Persons
expecting to eutertaiu visitors during
the Fxpositiou, would consult their
bert interest if they would call and
examine our stock and compare
prices
We still carry on our
CABINET&UPHOLSTERY DEPARTM NT
and all kinds of furniture repaired,
cleaned, varnished and upholstered.
AH kinds of Mattresses to order.
Ohsjirs rest ated, packing, boxing, set
ii'K up and moving furniture a spe
ciality. Mr. G. W. Morris, so long with the
firm of Messrs. Johnson & Barber, is
with us, and would be pleased to have
his friends call and see him
JOHN T. MORRIS & 00.,
117 Wilmington St., Prairie Building,
Raleigh. N. C. sep2t'
WALTERS
METHOD
GEORGE N. WALTERS,
MERCHANT TAILOR, OPPOSITE
CITIZENS' NATIONAL
BANK,
Has a complete line of fine
WOOLENS,
Thelargest selectionlhe has ever had in
shades and colors.
THE LATEST NEW YORK AND
LONDON SWELL COLORS.
ALSO
The American and West End English fash
ions. Give him n cull. Sep 23.
.. . ...jTlle Gfea(esl
' - GAINS IN TOWN.
idii Our $1.49
' Derby Hats, Latest Styles-
$K4i Our $1.49
SoftFurHats.correctshap'?
$7.49-. I W?9 weather Shoes
j Bals and Congress 8tyles.
CLOTHIERS 'd HATTERS
E R. Stamps, Trustee.
Pianos j
AND
Organs
Do you intend to furnish your house
with music and pleasure'
Do you?
Is the' e an v better time than Oct.", 1891?
We have first class Organs from
... We have highest grade
We have Kranich & Bach Pianos
THE BEST MADE AT- $30 to 500
- Just think of it a superb K & B Pi--ano
at only $550. First class Pianos at
-$250 up. Our line is the best, our prices
-;he lowest, the s me to all. Terms the
-moot liberal. Call and see our endless
-variety or write for prices.
Mb Stale Music Co.
C. C. STONE,
Manager,
113 Fayetteville Street,
jiys tf GENERAL MUSIC DEALERS.
Almond 4 Coconut Macearoni,
Meringues Frenth Kisses,
PPUNGE PINCERS, JUMBLELS,
CHOOCOLATE AliD
Vanilla JeUy Roll,
PLI S AND FANCY CAKES
OF
B-st Pread in the State.
Hot Rolls Every Afternoon.
Graham. Rye and Brown Bread,
BEST OP EVERYTHING.
Only best materials used at
STRONACH'S BAKERY.
W. C. & A. B. 8TRONACH,
Proprietors.
For Sale or Exchange for City
PROPERTY.
A hil7h.lv Imnrniuil fQm n - J
tea tO Tr RAH anri anln 11 a 5j
and splendid location for str re, nine
uui Aiei(ru. Lu k. WYATT.
Also at Cost.
M v st-nnlr nt a
Tobaccoj
mm,
Starch, 1
Soda,
Soap,
Hatches,
Paper,
Paper Bags,
Molasses,
bole Leather,
At. n jffrA t. .
lo' make room for machinery and
farm lmnlomanto rnii - - - A
get bargains. L. B. WYATT
aio Jayettevllle St., Raleigh, N. C
Wnere the buyer gets tie Proir
Is the Place
TO BUY.
In addition to om ttocM olothipg.
we wish to call attention to our
GENTS' FMNt GOCDP-
OOKBISTINft OF
SHIRTb, lacrdned and.nnlani.dried,
CDFF8,
COLLARS,
DRAWERS,
UNDER-SHIRTS
HOSIERY, Black
and colored..
BAJTD&FFOBIRFg
a t t
LINEN, - "
COTTON, m
and the base ball handkerchief. Susj
penders, c
lonlftf B V. WAITT
WALNUT
OAK
AND
MAPLE.
8UIT8 in great vaiiety of style, ranging
from $20 A SUIT to $200.
MAGNIFICENT I for ladies. Suitable for
uiiMiva ) presents.
OUR $25 are great bargains.
SITTTS
OAK ) Our $40 OAK SUITS are per".
SIT ITS f feet gems, at extraordinary low
figures.
JHEVAL I Our CHEVAL SUITS are
SUITS C perfect marvels of beauty,
VOWIMIIJ UUV9V uuiouou ia
mmm
nnfinne nak and "sixteenth centnrv."
VV lib 1- We have the largest variety
TUltE C?' FURNITURE to be found
.1 T) flip I'it.V flnH nnwh flam nan
not afford to upply themselves until they
have examined our stock.
arpt intra
BUQGli8,
WAUUJNband UARTS
c
in great variety of styles and prices.
Wthe enlargement of our siore by
I TH the addition of fifty by forty feet,
two stories, we are enabled to
store a larger stock than any oher establish
ment in the city.
W Cordially invite the public to call and
E examine our stocks before purchas
ing elsewhere.
Johnson & Barber.
e)7lf 110 and 112 East Martin Street.