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VOL. XXIX.
raleighvednesday, june 21, isos.
NO. 50
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CITY IN I3BIEF.
Ia the midst of the heated term.
Hlllsboro ii te have a new paper
Onooeeohee Bee.
Mrs Dora Heartt, of Durham, le
here visiting relatives.
Miss Maud Ray of this city is vis
itlng her aant, Mrs J A Holloway, of
Durham.
Cultivated blackberries will soon
be one of the leading industries in
tbis vicinity.
Get ready for the Asheville'exoar
sion next Tuesday, Jane 27h. Round
trip only $3 60.
The oat and corn crop in Nash
Park, if there is not too much rain or
too hot weather, will be a success.
Mr. W M Brown and wife, Mrs.
Mary Bedford and little daughter
and Mrs. Lovie Young" left for Hay
wood yesterday morning on a visit to
relatives.
See Sherwood's sayings about shoes.
He says sensible sisters' are satisfied
with shoes sold by his salemen. Sher
wood sticks to his style of shoes, and
says they are the best.
Mr J M Broaghton's little pony
took a notion to runaway this morn
ing, and he did so. 'lhe buggy was
somewhat damaged before he was
stopped in his wild career.
Attention is called to the adver.
tisement of Royal & Borden in this
issue. They ask you to call and see
their 'eketiu" rocking chairs and
rattan rockers. They are reliable
gantJemeu to deal with.
Mr George Bergen will have charge
of the observation car on the excur
sion to Asheviile next Tuesday. This
will be one of the most pleasant trips
of the season. Buy your tickets at
J R Ferrall & Co's etore.
It must be hot weather in Char
lotte. ' The News says that four of
the workmen who were engaged in
repairing the gas mains along Trycn
street, laid down their picks and
shovels yesterday and gave up their
jobs because of the extreme heat.
We had a chat with a prominent
official today who agreed with us
that the present unsightly building
used as a state arsenal should be re
moved from the capitol square. In
the first piace it is too small for the
purpose. Cannot some arrangement
be made to erect a bnilding for the
purpose in rear of the Supreme Court
or Agricultural Department?
Attention, Odd Fellows.
Tonight at 8 o'clock Ruth Lodge No.
4, D of R. will hold a short session in
connection with the Annual Conven
tlon. All Odd Fellows who have
taken the degree of Rebekah are
most cordially invited to attend and
participate. Refreshments will be
served during the evening.
Arrived.
This morning at 9 o'clock Trinity
Methodist Sunday school arrived.
They were met at the depot by the
representatives of the , different
schools and escorted to Brookside
Park where they were ' accorded a
proper reception. They appeared to
enjoy themselves during lhe day," hot
as it was.'.;
Patents.
The following patents, reported by
O A Snow & Co, Washington, were
grantented to North Carolinians dur
ing the past week:-.
W F Beasley, Oxford, mouthpiece
for cigars and cigarettes; G W Grimes,
Murfreesboro, cotton grader; W M
Lindsey, Denny sville, vehicle shaft;
W G Peyton, Red Springs, coke oven.
Compromise.
Mr. J J Steel, of Roxboro, was one
of the persons injured by the railroad
wreck at Bostiaa's Bridge. He sued
the R&D Railroad Co. for $30,000
damages. The company offers to
compromise by paying him $2,750
and he thinks of accepting it, says
the Durham Son.
The Baptist College.
We hope that some friend who is
knowing to the facts will give ns
somethiog about the status of the
Baptist Female College. We are fre
quently asked about the matter, but
confess to an utter waut of informa
tion n the premises. Are we to have
it in Raleigh? If so, what is the out
look?
Ladles' Memorial Association.
. There will be a meeting of the La
dies' Memorial. Association at the
Supreme Court Rdoin tomorrow
( l'hurs tay) afternoou at 5:30 o'clock.
As the subject for the next oration is
to be chosen, and the improvement
of the cemetery discussed, it is hop
ed tuere will be a good attendance
of the members and of the auxiliary.
Mrs. G arlard Jones, Preu't.
Mrs F A Olds Sec y.
8pecial sale ladies straw hats 5 cts
Friday, 23d. 8windell.
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Under Price.
Gent's and children's straw hats at
reduced prices to .close, about two
thirds price.
C. A. Sherwood & Co.
8pecial sale ladies straw hats 5 cts
Friday, 3d. Swindell.
Bargain Shoes.
About 120 pair ladies line shoes of
lines which we vill not duplicate.
Can be bought near factory prices in
order to clear out.
C. A. Sherwood & Co.
Important Notice. '
Don't forget to ask for Williams &
Klug's Famous Toothache and JNeu
ralgia remedy when you are suffering
from a decayed tooth or the neural
gia. We guarantee it to cure you in
two minutes by the watch. Don't
have any other but ours. We won't
ask you to take our word but try one
ten cent bottle and be convinced.
One vial sold will Bell more,
jl Williams & King.
The Cleveland.
The verdict f nearly every rider is
that the Cleveland bicycles lead in
tires, bearings and improvements.
Cash or time. C G Stone & Co.
Special sale ladies straw hats 5 cts
Friday, 23d. Swindell.
The "Waverly" is the only high
grade bicycle sold at $100 cash.
C (i Stone & Co.
Special sale ladies straw hits 5 cts
Friday, 23d. Swindell.
GOO a Day.
The New Home Sewing Machine
Co make an average throughout the
j ear of 600 luachiues per day. The
light running New Home leads, and
you can buy on terms to suit or for
cash. forth State Music Co.
Alan. Poor Fool.
"Ye have a large lot of gontH straw
bats. These goods are of extra qual
ity but purchased at a bargain, but
we propose to give you the beuefit of
the bargain. We will sell any of ocr
straw hats at a price that will save
you 50 per cent. Now if you wish a
straw hat it will be money in your
pocket to buy it from Swindell.
Special sale ladies straw hats 5 cts
Friday, 23d. Swindell.
Fourth of July Celebration
Is not talked of as yet, but remem
ber that Bobbitt's soda fountain i in
full blast and giving fortb cooling
draughts, and will be on tlmtd -y
and throughout the entire su. : r- .
Very Warm.
The weather is getting very warm
and every one should keep out of the
sun as much as possible, especially
the ladies. JNow to help them in this
I i tie we have placed a l i rge lot of silk
parasols.; po sa)e ; at $1 taqh. f hese
goods are wortn troni $g to $3 each,
but $1 will buy one from
Swindell.
The Curative Properties
Of the Otterburn LitLiia 'Water ex-
ceed those of any other water. It is
mild and light but effective. 20c
pe bottle, delivered at your home.
jl9 ; . J Hal Bobbitt.
Special sale' ladies straw hats 5 eta
Friday, 23d, Swindell.
HOTIOE-
2 Credit Department,
' W. H. & R. 8. Tucker & Co., '
' .'Raleigh, N. O.; June 17, 1803.
: , We are resolving our business to a
cash basis as rapidly as possible, and
frsttYl onrl o f f:Ai Tnlvr 1e vra mill
quire settlements on the first of every
month foj all goods charged by us.
Very respectfully,
j2Q w W, H. & Hi 8, Tucker & Co.
Drink
Otterburn Lithia Water, which will
keep your stomach and bowels in
good condition, and act as a preven
tative to disease this summer.
Lawns worth 5c. On sale Thursday
at 4c a yard. Woollcott & Sons.
We will have a lot of good remnants
on special sale Thursday at one half
price. Woollcott St Sons.
It Gives Satisfaction.
There is great satisfaction expressed
by all who have been drinking
the Otterburn Lithia Water. I re
ceive it fresh from the springs every
few aays, and am prepared to furnish.
it at th3 remarkably low price of 20c
per half gallon bottle less than hall
the price of any other Lithia on the
market. J Hal Bobbitt.
Our best 10c bleaching will be sold
Tbrrsday at a yard.
Woollcott & Sons.
1 adles, Look.
We have a lot of pink and white
check ginghams, worth 10c and 12 ia
per yard. This we are nowoueriutf
at 63. If you want to get a bargain
that is a bargain, come and buy from
this lot of goods. S windell .
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Pure Ice The Best and Cheap
est. The ice now being produced by the
new Crystal ice factory and sold by
Messrs Jones & Powell, is from dis
tilled and reboiled pure water.is clear
as crystal, solid and durable, and
cheap enough for everybody to use it
freely and have no fear that any dis
ease germs remain in it.
Linen napkins that can't be bought
for lees thau 60c a doz will be on Bale
Thursday at 30o a doz
Wollcott & Sous
A. Chance of a Life Time.
10c and I2je ginghams, beautiful
light summer goods, pink and white
checks, you can buy for Cic f-"n
bwh' - "a.
Men's suspenders, which i iil for
35c a pair, will be on sspec'U sale
Thursday at 15c a pair.
Woollcott & Sons.
Babbitt's
Limeades canuot be surpassed in
the city. All the popular beverages
are sold at his fountain.
AH Clothing at Cost.
The above is old but true. We are
offering our entire line of cloth'
ing at cost as we will not keep cloth
ing any longer. Swindell.
Gentlemen's Warm Weather
Underwear.
We show gent's negligee shirts as
low as 50c, but at $1 give a first class
garment. Our $1 negligee shirt is the
best value ever offered in Raleigh.
Our lines of negligee shirts at $1.50,
$3 and $2.50 are the best possible val
ues and one will scarcely want a finer
quality. Every texture and kind of
their underwear for gentlemen In
short and long sleeve gauze and lisle
shirts, nainsook and fish net shirts
and drawers, fancy and plain bal
briggan shirts and drawers, Screven's
elastic seam drawers in jean and
linen, cambric and muslin night shirts.
W. H. & R. S. Tucker & Co.
A beautiful pink and white ging
hams, worth 10c per yard, you can
buy for 61c at Swindell's.
Cut Flowers. Bouquets,
Floral designs, roses, coleus, palms
end other plants for bedding culture.
Celery, late cabbage and collard
plants. H. Steinmetz, Florist.
Telephone 113. jel2
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For Bent,
A neat six room cottage with
kitchen and servants room on Hali
fax street, next to capitol. Possession
given atonce. Apply to
B. F. Montague, Guardian.
Office over Com'l and Farm's Bank.
jne4tf
Fresh Vegetables.
Collard plants for sale by the hun
dreds or thousands.
All kinds of fresh vegetables, in
season, gathered every day, for sale
by R. M. Utzman,
Cor. Dawson and Jones Sts.
may 15th tf.
$500 in Installments Wanted.
i it can be doubled in 13 months.
Address, "Alexander," P. O. Box 277,
Raleigh, N. 0. mhl6 eodtf
Barnes' printing office, 214, Wil
mington Street, 1b the cheapest in the
city for job printing. apr22-tf.
MRS. E. R. McGOWAN wishes to
inform the ladies that she is prepared
to bleach and shape hats or aye. Also
gentlemen's hats. 80s South Salisbury
street. In rear of the post office, Ral,
eJgb.NO.
AND
Ask for fii"
Pe f ct
Fittin
Shoe
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Oxford
Ties.
Sizes to I .;i
At pric "iiifMt
Lower). mTb w.
NOKRIS'
DRY jj j 33 STORE
' '! street.
C to, i i Bargains
SKIS - dxmi HEESFS
On aciMii.it "l irnair.s tc be made to our
stor wiii'-; v. mjnire t!:a removal of our
gooils; At? ,:1 iiom tnis daia make
Surprising Reductions
In many go l is. All colored hat.3, fancy
ribbons, fb'.vci-a. feaV:era, materials, &c,
can be houlit very cheap: in fact we shall
reduce almost fivvry tiling as we have a very
limited tnue in wliich
To Get Hsady to ISove.
Our friends will do well to come in and see
what we can do.
MISS MAGGIE REKSE,
niy2 209FAYETTEVILLEST.
BBC DRIVE.
ftlowis Your Chance
Our entire stock of lad;e9 fine colored Ox
fords arid Slippers narked down two thirds.
Fine variety to select from.
KUSSIAff CAL
PEAHLOOZE,
WHITE CANVA8,
RED AND TAN GOAT.
Latest paterns, newest styles, Buckle Op
era, Strap Ties, Lane Oxfords and Bluchfr's.
KEMEMBEft. Slippers is the word.
SHERWOOTTS the place.
SATURDAY is the day.
We can, we and we ever will give the
best shoes for v i. asfc money.
Eve-y of slippers offered in this sale
will be i h iv '!
We car.n . n ipvo-e on our general line of
shoes. They are as perfect as is possible to
obtain. f.
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HER WOOD'S bes sell.
OLID service secured.
ENSIBLE sisters satisfied.
Sellers of Trnnns
' ers
for Trayel-
EEWS TOIL.
Go to Sunday school and church.
Go to the Racket Store and get a hat at 3,
worth $5.
Tuesday:
Go to the Lyon Racket store andsreta
China Silk dr.ess at 50c, worth 75.
Go to the Lvon Backet store for a pair of
slippers at $1 74, selling everywhere at $3.
Ti.ursd.ay":
Go to the Lyon Racket store for an um
brella. They have them from 47c up.
Go to the Lyon Racket store for kid loyes.
All the new shades 11.
Go to the Lyon Racket store and get a
trunk 37c to $6.
B. A. SiierwflOu & Go
1TIIE LION BACKET STORE.
Hardware, &c.
Tfliufl When You See
Baby Carriages.
AT $
5 0G
5 94
WORTH
$ 8 03
8 50
10 50
11 CO
12 00
14 00
16 00
21 00
23 50
23 CO
2; 10
7 56
8 18
8 41
10 31
11 63
16(6
1719
17 6G
18 17
-THEY ARE
eyweod's
MAKE
.Dip Mas,
RALEIGH, N. C.
t y u i.rn a -iz.u or stranger it v;ill ho to
vourr V r- . u v( von- room- li'atlv
liirnn,. nhin ..,:a8 uch
to tli- ..-.uly oi a resi-'fUfe m
goo.; i ., Mjij-f ,ti 1 lur
iiiiuie. For this
cannot be beaten in this or anv other com-
' V"y "ave au the novtliies in
the business, such as Buieaus,
French Beveled Looking Glasses-
Willow and Kattan
Chairs, Wardrobes. MatA
tresses, &c. They have '
the finest, pret
tipst and nob- '
biest
BABY CARRIAGES
ever seen here. The NEW HOME Sewinc
Machine a specialty. Also MACHINE
Needles rnH nil ii..lr..
will keep you cool bv nice gifts
of Fans and Caps.
EEMEMBER THE PLACE-
Exchange Place, Southside M'rk't
Dry Goods, Notions, &c.
HiBSJOraRsCO
Bos
FOR TRAVELERS.
THE
COMMON SENSE
AND
Rountree's - Roller
TRAY TRUNKS.
Q.LADSTONE jgAGS Q-KH?S
, ':' AND-
Canvas Telescopes.
TRUNK8 OF EVERY;
DESCRIPTION.
W. n. & R. S TUCKE1J & CO.,
123 and 125 Fayetteyille street,
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