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RALEIGH, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 23. 1893.
NO. 28
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CITT II BBtir.
Locals Picked Up Here and There and
Boiled Down.
The road engine It now la opera
tlon.
Bather a loll in the amusement
line.
Mra J Reno, of Darham, ii In
the eity. s
An old fashioned London fog this
morning
We are promised fair, cold weather
for the next few days.
The market is well stocked with
tarkeya and other fowls today.
Col J W Hicks, of Raleigh, is on a
toar of inspect ion for the penlten
tiary.
The exhibits from this state at the
world's fair received 134 medals ana j
XJifA. J
.
Vinm a In flh rTrtf a with nAnnna nrni.
tratton. i
vuucviwr oiuiiuum u m viuj
tn i - est i t u i
and will take charge of his office on
Saturday next
It is now understood that the ice
plant which was burned some time
since, is-to be rebuilt.
Several business changes will prob
ably take place at the commence
ment of the new year
The meeting of the stockholders of
the Wlimicgton and Weldon Rail
road is in session at Wilmington.
Let there be a combined meetiDg
of the chamber of commerce and
board of aldermen next Friday night.
The Knights of Pythias, of Fay
ettevlile.wlll occupy their ne w b uild
lag next month. It .cost about $13,
000.
State Treasurer Tate has been in
Wilmington this week on business
connected with the New Hanover
bank.
The North Carolina and Virginia
conference of the Christian church
is in session at Jonesboro. Rev J L
Foster, of Raleigh, is secretary. j
Sixty six convicts have been sent
from the penitentiary to the Roanoke
farms in the last ten days. The
health of the prisoners continues
good. '
The commissioner of agriculture,
President Holladay, and Prof Massey
will conduct farmer's institutes at
Whitesville, Columbus county, the
atter part of this week.
There will be a meeting of tbe
Thompson orpanage guild at the res
idence of Mr R H Battle, tomorrow
afternoon at o'clock. Every mem
ber is requested to be present.
At the next meeting of the board
of aldermen we may expeot some
stirring times on the sidewalk ques
tlon The why and wher fore of the
extension of Morgan street will also
be discussed
On and after next Saturday, the
25th lost, the traffic department of
the Seaboard Air Line will be re
moved to the ooit pany'u general of
flee building in Portsmouth Va. Mr
O V Smith is the general manager.
We are glad to learn that the mat
ter of the establishment of fie Bap
tist female college in this city will be
made a special subject at the ooming
convention In Elizabeth City. This
is good news, and we hope that a fa
vorable conclusion may be arrived at
Mrs Jefferson Davis has presented
James H Jones, colored, of this "city,
now in Washington City, a handsome
cane in commemoration of his servi
oes to her late husband. I be cane
hiui the following inscription: "To
James H Joner, Ungrateful memory
from Mrs Jefferson Davis."
A gentleman of this city well versed
as an epicure called today on our
Southern Delmonico and deolared
that he had tried oysters from other
nln'iiti in the city but none equal to
Dughi's. "Now," said he, " I know
where to find the select article," an1
he g&w nli rue accordingly, See I
i. o. o.r.
Beaton Gales Lodge.No 81. 1 O O F,
will hold its regular meeting tonight
at 7 o'clock. Work in the degrees.
Members of the lodge will not fail to
attend A cordial invitation to all
Odd Fellows.
A OCW.
A meeting of members of Murphy
Lodge, No 3. A O U W., Is called for
tomorrow (Friday) evening at 8
o'clock, at Jolly's store. A foil at
tendance is desired, as important bus
iness will come up for consideration.
FMLampkln,
Master Workman.
Memorial Services.
Last Tuesday the University of
North Carolina held memorial ser
vices in honor of the late Dr. Charles
" -
of rhetoric in the institution. A fine
oration was delivered by Hon. K. P.
of history. It will
e
remembered that some years ago
I Dr Deems established a fund of $15,
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nnn ft i, 1nt to noor fctndenta.
More
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than three hundred young men have
taken advantage of it.
Opening.
Mr A F age, th- proprietor of the
new hotel has kindly placed the es
tablishmenc at the disposal of the
Rescue Circle of the King's Daugh
ters for one evening next week. The
exact time has not been fixed but in
all probability Wednesday night will
be selected. The house will be bril
liantly illuminated and an interest
ing and instructive programme ar
ranged It is expected that there
will be a large attendance of ladies
and gentlemen.
Married.
At 8:30 o'clock yesterooon, at the
residence of thu bride's mother, 818
South West street, Mr Wm C Olive
and Miss Lovie F Kuester were uni
ted in marriage. The ceremony was
performed by Rev A M SimmB, of the
Baptist Tabernacle. There was
considerable crowd of friends present
and the gifts were beautiful and nu
merons-
After the cermony the happy
couple left for Apex, the home of tbe
groom's mother, where they will
spend a few days. The contracting
parties have our best wishes for their
future welfare
Old bonds to the amount of 191.700
have recently been burned at the
state treasury. New consols had
been issued for them.
Valuable mill proper for sale situ
ated in three miles of Raltigh. Terms
easy. Apply to Peele a Maynard.
Did you ever Bee a musical chairf
When you wish to do so call at the
establishment of f homas & Maxwell
south side of East Martin street.
For all kinds of novelties in the far-
niture line call at Thoroas & Max-
wel 's. No house In the city is better
supplied nor is there any at which
vou can tret waited upon in a more
prompt or public manner.
Bananas 15,
20 and 25e a doz at A
Dughi's.
Ovsters delivered at any hour
cooked or otherwise, by Dughl. Tele
phone 138.
Memnant Hags.
About the best value we ever saw
are those 500 carpt remnants, all
wnol. one and one Quarter yards lone
84c and 89o each. Fine for bed rooms
at washstands. None are too poor to
have a wool rug to stand on while
washing. 84o gets one at .
1)1 Swindell.
A Few Values In Dry Goods.
We are offering all linen buck tow
els, 18x31 inches, at Po each or $1.18
per dozen, an J8x40 inch at 16o each
or $V60 per dozen, a 22x43 inch at 20c
each or $2 per dozen. A splendid
canton flannel at 8o worth 10c.
pood arrav fUnnel at 17c worth 25c
Solid and fancy eiderdown cloth) at
60o worth 7 and 8"o A 54 pillow
cotton at '2To worth 17io A good
bed ticking at 8o worth 10c. A line
of children's cloaks at prices from
I) 50 and up worth double the money.
W fl E S TOOKIR & Co.
The Show Is the Dolls).
In one of the big show windows at
Swindell's the children's hearts are
made glad and the little eves danee
on beholding the grand display of
dolls in Swindell's uig window.
Another Batch.
This day we have 60 rolls of beautl-
fnl table cloth at 10c a yard: 10c for
table oil elothl Did you ever.
D T Swindell.
Burt & Packard's "Korrect Shape"
fine shoes for gentlemen are famous.
C A Sherwood s Co.
K Jen Underwear.
Knit hosiery underwear for all aires
and sizes Attractive prices Largest
stock e have carried Oao Dleaee
vou. sore Slook No 120 Vest, draw
ers and pants are especially good
u a. oner wood & uo. .
Dregs Goods.
Elegantly made, perfect fitting.
stylish, warranted in every respect.
Ladles, try tbe best
u A Sherwood Co
Ladies' Wraps.
Received today a beautiful line of
ladies' wraps The very latest in
coats and capes This new lot, with
an already complete stock, will en
able us to show the nicest line or
wraps In the eity.
V T Swindell.
Children's Shoes.
The "Little TroHn" and "Rock v
Mountain" shoes for boys and girls
are about the best. I bat's straight
O A Sherwood & Co.
Just received by express a new lot
of ladies cloaks.
0 A Sherwood & Co.
Woolloott & Sons have their Christ
mast stock on exhibition and it's use
less to s iy that it is very large.
Dolls in large variety.
Celluloid novelties.
Brio a-brae.
Books and games
Frances stands, trays, etc.
Plush novelties and all kind of cb.il
dren's toys at Wowllcott & Sons.
One hundred children's felt sailors.
trimmed, only 270 at D T Swindell's.
Special Values in Table Liaeon.
All linen, half bleach table damask,
54 to 61 inches wide, at 25c, 39c, 43
and 48c per yard AH linen, bleached
table damask, 63 and 64 inches wide,
at 47 and 68c per yard. Turkey red
(oil) table damask, 50 a.a 60 inches
wide, at 83 and 48e per yard. An extra
large (24 inch square) turkey red
doyle at 98c per dozen, worth $1.25. A
splendid white doyle at 90o per dozen,
worth $1 25, A splendid colored bor
der doyle at $1 15 per dozen, worth
1 75 '
WttSKD Tucfter ar uo.
German and English crockery of
all kind.
Japanese and Toklo novelties.
Separate fancy dishes and tea sets
of various kinds.
Glass and china wares.
Lamps and vases.
Woollcott & Sons.
Cut Flowers.
Bouquets, Baskets, Floral Designs,
Palms, Rubber and other foliage
plants for house culture in the winter.
Hyacinths, Tulips, Lilis, Narolssps
and other varieties of bulbs for fall
planting. Telephone 118.
s12 H 8TIIBMSTI. Florist.
Fries and stews 25c each at A Dug
hi's. Telephone 123.
At Front Door Entrance
as you enter our store from Fayette
vllle street you see the doll display.
Select 'he dolls you want now before
the select ones are gone.
D T Swindell.
; For Bent.
A seven room house, four blocks
from market, on West Cabarrus st;
kitchen connected with house; eity
water, gas aud large garden 1 Address
Ohas D Wildes, 118 8 Dawson street,
city.; . p 1 no18 8tw
Coal and Wood.
All kinds of Bituminous and Anthra
cite Goals at lowestprices.
Sep ltf. T. L. Bberhardt.
Turner's North Oarolina Almanac
the old reliable for sale at Raleigh
Stationery Oo'a store, opposite post
office W G Sep irk, manager. nol3
For Bent.
5 room house near corner Hargett
and West streets with wash basins,
klt'then sink, bath room, bo., apply
to J A Mills, earner Hargett and
West, or at Wagon Factory, no 6 tf
Fresh
oysters at A Dughi's eveU
Do Yon Write?
TRT.PUR NEW INK AND
ELEGANT
, STATIONERY.
Do You Road?
TRY LEW WALLACE'S
NEW BOOK,
PRINCE OP INDIA"
We have all the School Books.
Book Bags, Tablets, Slates,
Pan-.!! . in.
ALFRED WILLI ATI & CO.
ee5 Booksellers.
DON'T PUT OFF
today what can be done
tomorrow. Send THE
VISITOR to a friend or
relative. Take it your
self. It is only 25 cents
ionth.
'93 FALL AND WINTER '94
Fashionable:
ashionable
MILLINERY
1LLINERY.
All tbe most des'rabln shapes and shades
in ha's and bonnets now in stock for ladies,
misses and children.
Fancy notions hair goods, hair ornaments
ana nair pins 01 an Kinds
Woe Is, Zephyrsand Embroidery
M4TKRIILS.
Price reasonable, satisfaction guaranteed
IS" Will be found in the store near the
Jxpres omc until our store is finished.
MIS; MAGGIE REESE,
my2 114 FAYETTE VILLE 8T.
Next o Fred A Watson's.
OUR SPECIALTIES T3IS
WEEK.
Peanut Candy,
Cocoanut Candy.
! -
I New crop Spanish Peanuts
used in candy, the best in
the market; 20c lb.
All other eoods
fresh and very
choice
CHOCOLATE CREAM.
CROOOLATE WALNUTS.
All the various Bon
Bona, Const rv s Butter
Cups and everything
nice at
BARBEE & POPE'S
Wraps! Wraps!
Now is the time for WRAPS
and we have them for you.
tUTtST'tW Capes and Jackets in all the
laAaf aif ttI aa and at- nviMta Vi
gr- gr will astonish jrou. '
yr lg- Comforts. Bel Blanket and ,
I3F lr Horse Blankets, Buggy Robes, I
t-g fSf the best in Raleigh for the
lariSr money.
, Heavy Underwear for
dies and Men.
La-
IN MEItlNO AND WOOL,
Hats and Caps, Root- and Shos, Overcoats,
Mackintosh Coats Come to see us.
THE LTQI1 BACKET STORE.
DOYOO&OTnSGHOOL?
Ilardware, &c.
P I 8 T O.L S,
SHELLS
-AND
G-CTNT GOODS.
IX4MINK THI NEW STY LI
STAR OIL ySTOYS HEATfiR.
tSTSEND FOR CIRCULAR.23
te Efiris&SoDS,
RALEIGH, N. O.
Ladies' and Misses'
CLOAKS and WRAPS.
We have lust received the newest thinara in
Columbian Co its, Reefers, Jackets, etc, and
misses' ant Uniidren s overgarments If you
want style, rght lors, quility and price,
we have hem. Every garment was made
during this month, hence they are only 'the
latest , new and fresh.
Foreign and DMHtlc Dress Goods
Not the highest oricerl nor the lowest, but
that me Hum class of goals ranging in price
ironi idc 10 l. An exceptionally me show
ing. Wah ble fabrics in great variety. On all
staple good' our prices reach lowest.
Woolen Underwear
for gentlemen ladies' and misses of the best .
known combinations, at prices to meet the .
sharpest competition. Saving bought an
entire lot of wool knit uiderwear, Number
120, we now offer them s a special bargain.
We believe we have the grandest line of
gents', ladies' and children's shoes in this or
any otber city at prices not met by any one
else.
Trunks and traveling bags of all kinds.
THREE DRINKS
of liquor costs 25c. Take
that quarter, young man,
. and send the VISITOR to
' your sweetheart, or your
sister, brother or friend
for one month.
Dry Ooodi, Notion, &o.
UNDERVALUES
IN
Dry Gooolso
A GREAT VARIETY") At 35c, 65c
of ' aud 85c,
Colored Dress Goo3s -per Yarrt,
f6 to 54 1 w.rth 50c
inches wide. J 85c&1 25
A Varied 1 4 toO y'rs, $2.50 Up
Line of 1 8 to 10 3.00 Up
Children's 1 12 to 14 " 3.50 Up
Wraps. J 4 OO Up
Ingrain Carpets,
at.:
24c 30e and 50c
WORTH
35c 50c and 75c
SIMILAR VALUES IN
TAPESTRY,
BODY BRUSSELS,
VELVETS AND
MOQUETTE3,
7.llr,R.S. TUrKERsCQ
123 and 125 FayettevlHe street,
C. A. mmi k Co.
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