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VOL. XXIX.
RALEIGH, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 18. 1893.
NO. 148
GITT IX BRIEf.
Local Picked Up Here and There and
Boiled Down.
They are here by thousands.
Very little cotton received today.
Durham waa here la force yester
day. All the banks will be cloaed tomor
row -
The weather cannot be Improved
upon
New eperlaltles at the Academy
tomorrow night.
Mabel Paige in Chick at the Acad
emy tomorrow night.
Oo see the Convict's Daughter at
Metropolitan hall tonight.
The whoop of the college boys yes
terday rivaled the Indians.
Bewitching Mabel Paige at the
Academy tomorrow night.
The Bpet-ch of Gov Vance yesterday
met the highest expectations.
Little Mabel Pag in "Ohick" at
the Academy tomorrow night.
New singing and danoing special
ties ac the Acaden y tomorrow night.
Wake Superior Court for the trial
of civil cases commences next Mon
day. The road convention will meet to
night at 8 o'clock in the benate
chamber.
A beautiful uqw carpet and mat
ting have been put down -in the
mayor's office
A concert will be given in capitol
square tomorrow evening, by the
Second Regiment Band, commencing
at7:80.
The compress is at work and the
cotton platform at the Raleie-h and
Gaston depot begins to look like solid
business.
Notwithstanding the large crowd
the most perfect order prevails in the
city This speaks well for our peo
ple and officials.
Don't miss a visit to Metropolitan
hall tonight to see Jess Pickens and
the Purcell Sisters in the Convict's
Daughter.
Regular monthly meeting of the
brotherhood of St Amlrew will be
held tonight at 8 o'clock in the chapel
of Christ charch.
The young ladies of St Mary's
school and Peace institute will see
"She Stoop to Conquer" at the new
Academy of Music tonight.
A considerable number of delegates
to the road eonvention have arrived,
and the outlook is that there will be
a large attendance tonight.
The change from Hargett street
station to the union depot for the
starting point of the fair ground
train is a very convenient one.
The annual meeting of the North
Carolina Oonfedeeate veterans' aeo
elation will be held tomorrow at noon
In the grand stand at the fair grounds.
The annual meeting rf the North
Carolina agricultural society will be
held in the hail of the house of rep
resentatives tomorrow night at eight
o'clock.
Prepare for an evening of unbound
ed pleasure by securing your seats at
Metropolitan hall tonight fo witness
that great melo-drama The Convict's
Daughter.
She Stoops to Conquer," the most
refined comedy. In this play Miss
Ford, Miss Albert and Miss Knowles
are charming, graceful and beautiful.
Seats $1 at MacRae's.
The different towns in the state are
weU represented by policemen. They
all appear to bear themselves with
marked dignity and are nrost gentle
manly in their bearing.
'. Prayer a"d song service Thursday
and Friday night at the Christian
ohurch. Alt who sing are kindly in
vited to attend and also requested to
bring Gospel Hymns Nos 1, 2, 8 and
4, at 7:30. , '
The proprietor and employees of
the Visitor, in common with their
fellow citizens generally, desire to at
tend the fair, tomorrow. In couse
quenoe of this there will be no issue
of the paper.
There is but one John Reddin's
Company and it appears tonight at
Metropolitan hall in "The Convict's
Daughter. Between the acts of this
'great play there will appear some
great specialties.
' For Hale.
Friday, at 12 o'clock noon, at Stron
ach's auction house, will sell one ex
tension top phaeton,- nearly as good
as ne. The carriage can be seen at
J W Evans' factory any time before
the sale It J W EvaHS.
Do You Write?i?r G00D
TRY OUR NBW INKS AND
ELEGANT
STATIONERY.
Do You Read?
TRY LEW WALLACE'S
NEW BOOK,
"PRINCE OF .INDIA"
We have all the School Books.
Book Bags, Tablets, Slatos,
Pencils Sta &c.
ALFRED W1LLIA.TIS & CO.
?e5 Booksellers.
Fresh Norfolk oysters at Jordan's
dining hall.
Fine grapes, 5tb baskets 25 cents, at
Doghi's
CUms and olana chowder at Jor
dan's dining hall tc day and tomorrow
Try a bowl of clain chowder at Jor
dan's.
Are You Blind ?
No, T am not blind You say, well,
then, why don't you see our floor oil
cloth, 1 yard wide 85c; H yards wide
85c; 2 yards wid 50c a yard, and no
one in Raleigh can sell you at this
price but D T Swindell.
If you want large, fresh Norfolk
oysters g) to Jordan's dining ball.
Get your meals at Jordan's dining
hall.
W B Mann has the most select stock
of groceries in the city. Remember
the place, corner Fayetteville and
Hargett streets. 2t
Call at Jno S Pescud's, first square
thin side of capitol, west side of Fay
etteville street, for drugs of every de
scription.
The very best oysters the finest
kind in the city at W T Mabry's
meals at all hours, call at the Gren
Front, East: Hargett street north
sidebetween Fayetteville and WiU
mington streets.
If you want to see a big fair go to
see Riggan's toy store The most
beautitul place in Raleigh. It is a
sight worth seeing at the Academy
of Music. Cigars, tobacco, fruits,
candy and toys of all kinds
. . .
One Place.
There is one place in the city where
people can get new end fashionable
dress goods and trimmings at a prine
within the bounds or reason as to
price. That place is Swindell's You
can also get Butterick Patterns and
Delineator there. The stock of dress
goods at Swindell's s just what you
want, so do not waste time and
money but go to Swindell's now.
Ladies' Wraps.
The wraps this season at Swindell's
is attracting wide reputation as to
style, quality and price. All seem to
think they are unusually low in price
and unusually high in artistic design
and quality. Swindell's is right to
the front in pooular favor this fall.
Store crowded all day each day.
Ladies' Wraps.
If you come tc the fair next week
come in and see the big layout of lax
dies, misses and children's wraps at
Swindell's. In all of our 14 years in
business we never had so an exten
sive line of wraps, and we doubt if
any store in tie south has a more
beautiful assortment.
D T Swindell.
Gents Furnishings.
New lines of fall and winter under
wear, in cotton, wool and cotton and
all wool. Intermediate weight for
early fall wear. Dr Jaegers sanitary
all wool underwear in light, medium
and heavy weights. Special values
in unlaundrld shirts at 60c and 75o.
DresB shirts, plain and pleated fronts,
new shapes In neckwear, new styles
in collars, walking and driving gloves,
the new ideas in patent leather shoes,
silk umbrellas, &o. Reliable goods
only and all at reasonable prices.
W H St R S Tucker St Co.
For Rent.
8 room house. olS I D Womble.
Madame Besson has a complete line
of ladles and children's millinery. olC
For Rent. ;
Four room cottage on North Blood -worth
street. 10 A B Stroaaoh.
DOYOuGDTOSCHODL?
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ivrcTrrMMov&r('8. Gr
J lUClVlMMON & XjO'B,
J 133 Fayetteville Street.
MINERAL
WATERS.
Xf, it is So!
25 and 51 cents can often be saved on a
pair by having Indies' and children's shoes
of C A Sherwood fc Co.
The Best Made.
The very best shoe for gentlemen are
Burt & Packard's "Korrect Shape " Once
tried you will want no other -sold only by
0 A Sherwood & Co's
Gems of High Art.
Now in make the very latest things 'n
wraps, cpes and reefers, in all the new
greens, blues, browns and dark tans. Jack
ets and retchens for misses and children
These perfect fitting garments make cloak
selling a pleasure, which was a big feature of
our business last seas n
0 A Sherwood & po.
Fries and stews 25c each at A Dug
hi's. Telephone 123.
You can fini all the new scvles of d-ess
goods, consist'n in high class dress pat
terns, broadcloths, hop sackings, silk w rp
henriettas, suitings, flannels, mixtures,
plaids. A lao fur and dress furnishings in
great variety.
N. Y. Millinery Bazaar.
Winter weather is coming and you
will need blankets, comforts, shoes,
&o Buy them from us.
Woollcott St Sons.
, '
We have a ... very fine and select
stock of millinery goods this fall. Be
fore you buy your new hat come and,
see what we have.
Woollcott & Sons.
Ladies' new style kid gloves with large
buttons, also R & G. and other make of cor
sets sold very reasonable at the New York
M'llinery and Dress Ooods Bazaar.
Blankets, comfortables, 10-1 sheeting
outings, flannels, linings, prints, percales,
&c , are offered at the lowest mirket prices,
at New Yors Millinery and Dress Goods
Bazaar.
When you are in want of anything in the
line of millinery or dress goods or fancy
goods, please remember that the New York
Millinery and Dress Goods Baziar is the
place to get everything at a bargain.
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Fail Opening, 1893.
I have now on my tables one of the
handsomest line' of high grade wool'
en goods that I have ever had the
pleasure of showing to my patrons
and public. They await your exam
inatioo. Don't fail to see novelties.
Try Walters' paramount method of
garment cutting. UN Walters.
selQtf
jTor Rent..
The store on Fayetteville street next to the
Andrews 'juilding is for rent. Apply to
ocilm L. ROSENTHAL.
The ladies are cordially invited1 to the New
York Millinerv Bazaar where the hnd-
somest line of hats of the latest creation
awaits their inspection.
The New York Millinery Bazair are dis
playing for the fall and winter the latest
production of ladies' and children's hats in
great variety and at unusually low prices.
" t ...
Are you aware that you can save money
these hard times by doing your shopping at
the New York Millinery and Dry Goods
Bazaar, for that establishment is buying all
their goods for cash only, which means a
saving to a customer from 15 to 25 per cent.
Ice Coal;
We can produce 12 tons per day of
best Crystal Ice ever made here. We
can deliver 60 tons per day of the best
Domestic Coal ever brought here;
keep up the equilibrium and be heaU
thy and happy at smallest oost.'
JONga St POWBLTi.
Fresh oysters at A Dughi's every
evening. '
Coal and Wood.
All kinds of Bituminous and Anthra
cite Coals at lowestprlces.
Sep ltf. T. L. Eberhardt.
.Cut Flowers.
Bouquets, Baskets, Floral Designs,
Palms, Rubber and other foliage
plants for house culture in the winter.
Hyacinths, Tulips, Lillys, Narcissi's
and other varieties of bulbs for fall
ulantlntr. Telephone 118
iseia , B Stsuucbtz, Florist,
HIE
HfilE
'93 FALL AND WINTER '94
FASHIONABLE
A8UI0NABLE
MILLINERY
ILLINERY.
All the mtt des'ahl0 shapts and shades
in ha's and boo ;eis no in stxk for ladies,
misses and children.
Fancy nations air goods, hair ormments
and hair pins of all kinds
Woe Is, Zephyrs and Embroidery
MATKRI4LS.
Pne reasonable satisfaction guaranteed.
Will be foind in t ie store nea the
Express ottic uatil o'ir store is finished.
MIS? MAGGIE REESE,
my2 1 14 F AYETTE VILLE 8T.
Next o Frel A Watson'.
0
S09 vayetteville St, opp Post Office,
tf aasf ictnrers' -; fltalonerc
Office aad School Supplies.
We can supp'v you w;th anything in the
Stationery hue.
We are dai'y receiving new novel' ies in
"yy KITING P PER,
JyVNVELOJ. 3,
JjMN" JOODS, &c
Our prices attraot attention of all buy.
i rs.
WEDniN'? TVVTTA "rOV AVD VIS
ITING CARD' eugraved and printd.
Coats of Ams '"Ve'ts, Monograms and Ad
d ess Die8stamod on note paier in
color or bronze.
W- C. SEPARK,
au24
Manager.
THE AUTUMN BEGINS WITH
A BIG STORS OP THE
FLEECY STAPLE INSTEAD
OF WIST) AND RAIN.
Trade Centers Crowded With
Bales and Bales of Cott on.
FALL AND WINTER SPE
CIALTIES NOW INTEREST
YOU
Seasonable dress goods of every descrip
tion. Serges Homespuns TaUor-Twilla,
Whip 'Tor is, SHk Mixtures, Henriettas, &c.
We show the up-to-date novelties of the sea
son, and invite an examination and com
parison. FOOT WE IK LEA DE S.
We have i npr.ived our different styles of
ladies', children's, men's anl boys' shoes
until thy have reached a standard ot per
fection. Our fall and winter styles are now
complete.
NEW LINE ADDPD.
Ge"t's Pins neckwear the grandest array
of brilliant colors in Tecks, Scarfs, Four-in-hands,
Windsor Ties, &c, embracing an end
less variety of the extreme novelties of the
season. Hold your orders for the best line
of Hjsiery, Underweir ever brought ta the
city for the prices we ask.
G. A. SHerwoad & Rn.
WE CANNOT ASK YOU-
to glance in onr show windows as we
have none, but we ass you to walk in our
store and see the ':nany bargains awaiting
i your inspection, such as
Bim json's Prints 6c, worth 71c; worsted 10c,
worlh 15o" all wool twill flannel 39c,
sells everywhere at 50c; all wool hop
sicking 38c, sells everywhere from 50
to 75c- ll wool serge from 49c to 52c,
wot th 75c: broad obth 89o, worth $ 1 25;
silks and velvets in all colors; braids,
gimps and cords to match.
In Millinery, we can suit the most fastidi
ous, bjtn in quaHty and price.
We have shoes 'for
children. 1
all men, women and
TU LYOH RACKET STORE.
Hardware. &c.
PISTOLS,
SH EL US
AND
Gh CJJST GOODS.
IXIMINK THI HHW STYLI
STAR Oil. SMS HEAT3R,
t5F"3END FOR CIRCULAR.!
teH.Bip&Sons,
RALEIGH, N.C.
See fffiere.
If you we a citizen or stranger it will be to
your mteresc 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 an" other com-
iu iIley nave au tne novelties in jl
the business, such as Buieaus,
French Beveled Looking Glass
es, Willow and Battan "
Chairs, Wardrobes, Mat- Ar.
tresses, fcc. They have
the finest, pret
tiest and nob
biest
BABY CARRIAGES
ever seen here. The NEW HOME 8ewina
Needles r.nd Oil, Besides, the firm
will keep you cool bv nine gifts
of Fans and daps.
REMEMBER THE PLACE
Exchange Place, Soutjiside M'rk't
Dry tioortsu Notion, &c.
W.H.sR S.TUfKEBtCQ
Our nGkY lines of
WR&PS for Ladies,
Misses and 'Children
for season of '93 are
now ready for inr pecir
ion.
W. ft. V&v.:' S. TUCKER & WO,
188 and 125 Fayetteville street. '
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