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V Bitot; RALEIGH, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 16. 1893. NO. 9C VOLT XXIX.- - "" 'V ' ' ' 1 y ". y j Yellowstone Park. It Is understood that Mijor Harrell i preparing for a . Joarney to the Pacific coast seit nrnm:r with the e&ehere On the route eOme time will be spent "at the mammoth Yellow tone Park, which te th largest and most advanced pleatur ground In the country. It will be a splendid trip, and Major Harrell knows Just bow to run It. ' Anniversary. Extensive preparations are being made (or the centennial anniversary of the FayetterillA Light Infantry, which takes place on the 22d Inst- As heretofore stated there will be some visiting companies, prominent among which is the Richmond, Va, Light In fantry Bines, the second oldest mill' tary company in the United States. All the committees hare been ap pointed, and a grand ball will be feature of the occasion. Half Fare. With commendable forethought the management of the Raleigh street oar lines has pat down .the price of fare from this date until the 1st of September For two passengers one cash fare will be received andsimP larly for parties of any size in multl plies of two Single fares will remain 0 cents as at present. This redaction Is made in vi,w of the stringency of the times, and it if hoped will be duly appreciated by the public Death of Eugene T Jones Esq. This well known cltizea of Wake county died at his residence near Eagle Rock last night. Mr Jones had been in declining health for some time, and therefore bis death was ' ' - i. ( not unexpected. ' He aas held sev eral offices in Wake county, being at onetime Superintendent of Public Instruction. He leaves a widow and a large family of children to mourn th4r loss. One of his daughters mar ried Mr E V Denton of this city. f Brooklyn Festival. The ladies of Brooklyn church will hold a festival opposite the church on Thursday night, August 17th. Everybody la most cordially invited to attend. The entertainment will be for the benefit of the church, anil we hope it will have a large atten dance and an abundance of patro sage. Let every one attend who pos aiblv can do so. News and Observer please copy. Improvements. The genial manager bf the Tarboro House, Mr Brown is hiring the inte rior of the building most handsomely repainted in bright colors, and other important improvements are in con temptation. . lh Tarboro will be in full readiness - for the recept'on of visitors during the racos, and the coming fair There is no better house in the country. Withdrawal of Reduced Bates Ac count Confederate Yefjcrans Re union, Waynesvllle, N, C, Rednoed rates announced by ' the Richmond to Danville account above occasion have been withdrawn, as the re union nas neen postponed un til further notice. Ticket agents have been, instructed accordingly, and reduced rate tickets will not therefore te sold. ' A Card. Since the artlole in Monday's Vis ITOH his caused dissatisfaction to some, and I have had' to bear the blame I feel it my duty to Inform the public that I am not the author of the said Declaration of Independence, t It has not.off ended me in the least.and I onlv consider it as "a ridicule to what I bve had ppbllRlierl I, pro nounce , it. one unort)y f he writ en ntiue i d f lie will iuf- nliihis jntrMniigLic carter he wil' ! ms day '. Tnn.au. Lu summit of literary reward. Vary Respectfully, j ' 'i'iMli i,JAQKAjDAMa,s For North Carolina: Warmer. Fair. Local forecast for Raleigh and vl- Iclnlty. ; On Thursday: Fair, warmer. Local data for 84 hoars ending at 8 a m toaay: Maximum temperature, 82 mini mum temperature 61; rainfall 0 0. Married. At 6 o'clock, this morning. t the residence of the bride's parents, Mr and Mrs L M King, on Newbern Avenue, Miss Nora King and Mr James 8, Atkinson The happy conrple left on the fast special for a bridal tour to Old Point. There was a regular cleaning out of the watermelon carts to day by the Norfolk folks. Whole loads were purchased and disposed of. ' For Rent. Two 4 room cottages on North East street. Apply to A B Stronaeh. augl6 tf For Happiness Smoke Traymore. straight 5-oent olgar, for sale only at . 1 J. XI All DUOOlli D, , - .. Wanted at Once, To buy three or four nice shown King, cases, Addrees, w imams s Kalelgb, N O. For Sale. One hundred and forty feet 2 Inch 4 ply hose RM Utzman, corner j ones ana uawBon dib. aug9 tf Don't forget to get some of those cheap towels at 80c a dozen. wooucoit a sons. For Itent, A brand new 5 room house on East Lenoir st. Terms easy. Address or call on R E Parham, Raleigh, N O. a5 Columbian Trunks. . .v We have just reeived another oar load of trunks, immensely popular sellers, moderate in price, excellent in value. OA Bnerwood ec vo. Men's working pants very cheap at Woollcott to Sons. Tucker's CheaD Dry GjocU. Everybody wants to buy goods from Tuckers store, because every body knows Tuckers goods are tne best, and what they advertise they have to sell you when you come to bay- . . , , ' At " 00 Filty reaay maae dresses, marked down from $10 and $15 to $5. At 75 cents One hundred ladies' rubber circulars, marked down from 1125. :'' : .,- At 75 cents. A good umorena. goon enornrh for anybody, worth $1; our nrloe is 75 cents. ' . . , At 50 cents Twenty dozen uniaun- driad shirts, the best made. lor 50c. At 10 cents. Three thousand yards of knotted Swiss Muslin, marked down from 15 cents to 10a. At 10 cents; One case ol the pest bed ticking, worth 15 cents, but our price is 10 cents. At7io Twentv-flve hundred yards printed Lawns and Batistes, dark and light grounds, marked down from 10c and lfift to 71 cents At 61 o. Five hundred yards sneer Plaid white lawns, marked down to B cents. At 5 cents. Une case oi . good wide M . Bleachinsr. worth H cents, but our nrloe is 5 cents At o cents. lve tnousana yarus ui suTsmer ealllco, pretty, new and freth goods, at only 5 cents. . At 4 cents xnirty nve nunored yards of North Carolina Ginghams, at only 4 cents. At 8 cents Five hundred yards Ol Printed Lawns, at only 8 cents. At 21 cents. Extra .wide Torchon lace, at only Si cents per yard. Gome to Tuckers when you want the bent goods for the least money. W. H. u. a. tucker a uo. For Bent. " A neat six room - cottage with kitchen and servants room on Hall- fax street, next to capUol. Possession given at once. Applj to W. J! . moHTAGrUB, uruaroian. Office over Oom'l and . Farm's Bank. Jne4 tf - Acr fa rafinnatablp. but not in shoes p clear out ours t'ie peason.they are !...u. Everybody can set a bargain from us in spring and sommer goods --nv klod. . . w O. Sherwood A Co.! DO TOD EVER USE S-0-A-P? We ham a large t k of TOILET 80 IP. and we want the MONEY for it NOW. We offer these Midsummer Bargains: NICE SOAP, worth II a dox. at 75 FINE 801P, worth H 20 a dot, at 90 FIN E SOAP, worth 11 50 a doz, at tl 15 A large sort aent of 25c Soaps at 12 a dot. glyceriIe SOAPS 50c, 85c and $1 75 per dozen. FIVE PRESCRIPTION WORK is our hobby. Our charge' are moderate. Come and Prove These Words. SHELLING & HICKS, DRUGGIST8 W S BNKLLIN3. . HKNBT HICKS. Cor Favetteville and Morgat Sts. NOTHING LIKE IT. Never in the history of the dry goods business has there been placed on this market goods at such extra ordinary low prices as we are able to offer tbetn now. Below you win una a few of our price.". Cotton Dress Goods. Silver erav ffinghams, beautiful for shirts and aorons, regular I jo goods our price 5o Linings. 4 TwocaBes o-iinbric linings, ail colors, regular 6o goods our prica 5c. Percalean sells everywnere ai.ioc our price 10o. Selicla, all colors, regular 120 goods onr price 9c. White Unbleeched Goods. Yard wide Sea Island cotton, regu. lar 8o sonds our i rice 6c. Yard wide goods, regular oc our price 5o. Bugs. A beautiful velvet rug, 21x31 feet, former price $4 our price $3.48. Oil Goods. Oil cloth crash for tracking and stairway. 18 Inches wide, would be cheap at 15c our price 6fro. Stationery. Everything in paper, tablets, pen oils, envelopes, day books, crayon, penB, etc, all at about one third the price asked at other places. Also about ouu dozen men's oars, an the latest styles, and every one at a bargain. More prices later. D. T.'SWINDBLIi. Original. This world is full of imitations, but if people will only keep their eyes open they will find that low prices on Can't Dolt. There Is no house in this city or in this State that can compete with us In prices. We offer you the best goods on the market at toe lowest price. Always have and always will do so We buy goods for cash and sell for cash. We are in no way hampered bvthat tyrant king ledger, this in itself is argument enough. Look at our price list and come and see for yoarself. ' DT Swindell. ' in. . ... Imperial Condensed: Ice Cream The latest novelty out. We have been selling the above article for a short time and find all who have given it a trial very much pleased. Put up in tin cans, making more than half gallon fine ice cream, and sells at 15c per can. J R Fbrrali to Co augll 4t Cut Flowers. Bouquets, Floral designs, roses, coleus, palms end other plants for bedding culture. Oelery, late cabbage and eollard plants. H; 8tbikmjcz, Florist. Telephone 118. j 13 Refrigerated Watermelons. Watermelons are very abundant and cheap but most of them inferior in quality, but we can now offer, at moderate prices, the famous Florida Grays, blood red, sugar aweet and ice cold at the Crystal Ice factory, Jones to Powell. Our buyer is in few York and is sending us bargains nearly every day. Woollcott & Sons. ' a carry an ionnenpa lot of sHoes . Woollcott to Sons. i at au uiutw. I . - I New lot ladles sailors "trimmed" at 60o. - woollcott to boss. SHOE SALE. Great reduction in FIN FOR THE HEXT - 30 - DAYS. Everything at FACTORY PRICES tST'M o 40 percent saved.g3 isTO-RHIS' DRY GOODS STORE 213 F itetteville street. We invite special attention to our MIDSUMMER nLEAANCE CI ALE IDSUMMER vJLEARANCE UALE -0E- Trimmed Millinery AND ALL Straw Goods, MusliQ Hats & Oaps for children, Fancy Ribbon at a big reduction. Stamped Linon, Hair Giadd, Jewelry and f ancy notions. As we are to raw H-aiu id the fall we want to re luce 1 1 si o as much as possible MISS MAGGIE REESE, my2 114 PAYETTE VILLE 8T. Next o Fred A Watson's. Slaking Ready For Fall Business. Having completed our annunl inventory we have maked down very many articles of a summer character to the wholesale prices to close them out. Bargain prices have been made which judges of value will recognize at once. Great cuts have b en mide on all low cut shoes. Blacks and colors. Special prices on underwear. Broken lines of ladies fine shoes at about cos1;. Fold ing fans from 5c up. Just received new line of white goods laces, towels, handkerchiefs, &c. We show the best at prices un parallel led in this market. The convincing proof is in the goo Is themselves A n early inspection is requested. C.A. (Dash! WE BUY FOR CASH- -WE SELL FOR CA8H Do you see the point, this is why we can sell goods so cheap. Books From 1 0c U p A full line of stationary. Envelopes 2c a pack or 15c er box .rnc 3c. Tablets and writing books of all kinds. Slates from 3c up. Big reductions in summer dress goods. All summer millinery i-euuced. Ladies' sailor hats, all colors. Big bargains in men's hats Don't buy untU you see ours, we will save you money. Linen bugscv rob?' 84p np Wans of every description fly fans $1 84 'Trunk, valises end hand ,bi;.;s, w.:tch s, clocks, a id bir l cages. THE LTOli D&CKET STQRL MISS 1U to IQl Hardware c. We want The Floor Space and ni IY Y Now Marked At Cost--for Cash Only. 5.90 6.75 $ 6.0S 8.25 18 75 $ 6 45 9.30 31 15 $ 6.54 12.85 111 RALEIGH, N.C. If you hre a citizen or stranger it will be to your interest to h ive your rooms neatly furnished. Nothing adds so much to the beauty of a residence as good, nice, substantial fur- , ' niture. For this cannot be beaten in this or anv other com munity. They have all the novelties inl the business, such as Buieaus, French Beveled Looking Glass es, Willow and Rattan , 3pJ Chairs, Wardrobes. Mat- f tresses, &o. They have the finest, pret tiest and nob biest 7"! BABY CARRIAGES ever seen here. The NEW HOME Sewing Machine a specialty. Also MAUHrNE Needles rnd Oil. Besides, the firm will keep you cool by nine gifts of Fans and Caps. REMEMBER THE PLACE Exchange Plae, Soutliside M'rk't Dry G ! iw. Not! ftia. fro TUCKER'S Cheap Shoo Sale! 55 pairs men's hand-sewed shoes, Zi- gler and Bovd n's make, marked down from f 6 50 to 4 an-l $3 60. 62 pairs meL's hand-sewd shoes, marked down from $ and $6 io 2 and $2 50 . 150 purs of the celebrated Konkland shoes for men, marked down from S3 50 to $1 50. 48 pairs men's fane sewed shoes, marked down from $2 50 to f 1. 40 pairs men's fine sewed shoes, marked down to II. SADIES' SHOES 150 pa;rs ladids' Laird, Schober & Mitch ell's fine shoes, marked down from $5 to 12 50 150 pairs ladies' Ziegler's fine shoes, mar ked down from 4 to $2. - 100 pairs ladies' Ziegler's fine shoes, mar ked down from $3 to fl 50. 90 pairs ladies' American Shoe Co.'s fine shoes, marked down from $3 to 12. 76 pairs ladies' American Shoe Co.'s fine shoes, marked ''own from $2 f 0 to 1 50. 2 0 puirs ladies' Oxford Ties from differ ent makers, running from II to tl 50. CHILDREN'S 8HOES These children's shoes sre all fine goods, our best makes, for 8unday as well as every day wear, but are marked at these low prices to close out. 40 pairs children's Laird, Schober & Mitch ell's fine hand-made shoes, marked down from $3 50 to $2. 125 pairs misses fine hand-made shoes, sizes lit) 2, marked from 2 and 12 50 to land150. ' . . Children's fine hand-made shoes, size, 5-101, marked from f 2 25 to II. W. n, & R. S. TUCKER & CQ cm fll HKrinffrcJ.'Jnnc! ills i iiri i, j -t '.."7'"
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