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g ML VOL. XXX. RALEIGH, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 14. 1893. V. .-. ; Hardware, For other locals sea eeoond page. Beaatifal chopping weather. Bee notice of sale of land by John M Crenshaw, mortgagee. The Sapreme Coart Is nearlrg the end of the twelfth .district. EfJadge Wom'ek has decided to make Raleigh his fotore home. W B Do well Esq , and bride, of U abama, arrived In the eity this mora4 log and are stopping at the Central Hotel.. Don't fall to drop in at Hughes1 for a handsome present Oil stoves, din ner sets and thousands of other ar ticles. A splendid selection. Attention is directed to the adver tisement af W H King & Oo, who an nounce a beautiful assortment of Christ as goods of every description usually kept In first clas droirgtst es tabllshmnt. .It has baea admirably selected and is offered to the public on the moot reasonable terms Re meiuber the place, corner of Fyet'a villa and Hargett stnet. Williams & Haywood's well known old stand The Weather. For North Carolina: Fair, followed b showers, warmer. Local forecast for Raleigh and vi cinity. On Friday: F-ir weather followed by light rain by Friday night, be. coming warmer rapidly. Local data for 24 hours ending at 8 a m., today: Maximum temperature. 50; mini- mam temperature. 24; rainfall 00 Synopsis: The hig'i ara and co'd wave has moved to the Middle Atlan tic coast, where the pressure is is an nsuall high, being 80:9 inches at Washington D 0 The temperature has fallen from the Oarollnas northward,' but the cold wave has had very little lnfla ence In the Gulf States. A storm is approaching from the west which Is causing rapidly rising temperatures and cloudy weather in the central valley. Light snow prevails in the lake region. The probabilities are that the weather will become rapidly warmer; increase inclondinea tomorrow Fri day, with light rain before Friday night. . Newton BeT8 "lost In London" Fri day Night at Academy of Music. Hew York World Newton Beers is an actor of trained ability. New York Herald Mr Beers is a good actor, intelligent and impres sive. .. Ne w York Fan He is always an im pressive actor. Chicago Inter Ocean Be is head and shoulders above many who are ', ranked as great. ' j Chicago Tribune The A6tfng of Mr ) Beers won for him roinds of enthusi t astio applause. I Boston Post He acted his part in , a manner calling for decided com mendation. Boston Globe Newton Beers is a capital actor. Philadelphia Record The acting of Mr Beers was wonderfully life like, Phlla, lelubia North American fl I presented a very artist ic and care fully drawn portraiture St Louis Post Dispatch His make - op was wonderfully real. si io, and his acting thoroughly good ' Kansas City Journal His portrayal of character Is unquestionably fine, .and trne to life New Orleans Picayune He is pos sessed of the sacred fire that stamps . the masters of the mimic art New Orleans Times Democrat His -voice is well modulated and sympa thetic Washington Natioual Republican Mr Beers gives proof of the highest artistic power. Denver Bt publican Mr Beers is an artist of the highest merit, as he is a gentleman of the finest mould - A Mnnt.rnal fvnzntt.n Ho diftnlaved histrionic ability of the highest order, j llamas unrqnioe ma mase op i was capital, ani bis acting, all .that j could oe desired. Dallas News His acting i strorg, . ' and he easily holds the attention of . hjjj aadienoe, ' Nice batter 21a H, tarkeys, eran berries, apples eggs and produce of every kind cheap, dell at WHROQB5S. Fine celery for enle by R M Utt man, corner Jones and Dawson sts. 14 Coal. Just received '00 tons Kanawha, West Va lint coal (best bituminous coal on earth) Also several ears egg, not and stove anthracite deli T L Ebbrhardt. Buy your toys from Woolloott & Sous. Lost. Vols 6 and 11 American Reports; decU-a J W Hihsdalk. Woollcott & 8o?s have a grand as sortment of a.l kinds of X. has and ho liday goods Bicjcl-8 ac cost, bos slzs at dc116t Hughes. All kinds of spices and flavoring ex tracts for tale cueap at J Hal Bobbitt's. Get a Lamp. In all your life possioly you never sa so profuse a display of lamps as i are at Swindell's. j Td Married Ladies. ' The way to a inau'a heart is through his Btoiuacu I am pleased to offer a superior grade ot &x oriag extracts, vanilla, leuiou, &e , at la prices. ' Try them.- J Hal BobbitC. i I Advise a j To look a, my holiday line of f ancy goods, i'tiey are prettier and cheaper tnan eisewnere to oe tounu. J Hal Bobbitt. A box of porting Olub Cigars" would oea very ppropriate and ao oeptaO'e Uunsimas preenc for a geaitieuiau. For sl j only by J Hal Bobbitt Search Well. Take a caretui look through the croc&ery , ciiiua uU glass departments at Swindell's Shop ATow, Shop Now. Yoa can get t.e most desirable Christinas gods if you get tbeui now EtiuU day some enure line of 'Jurist mas gjods are sold out am1 not. re pUccJ Liter ou yoa can get all the vJliribtmas goods you vaut, but yoa will nave o ouy the leavings of early baveis. Ooiue now to D T Swindell's. Turner's North Carolina Almanac the old reliable for Bale at Raleigh Stationery Oo'd s ore, opposite post office vV vk depark, manager. nol3 Apples utl Oranges. Now in score a, oig loc of fancy and medium apples and heavy sweet Florida oranges.' Low prices to the trade at D T Johnson's. decl3 3t For tlie tiud of tit Order. We will keep open our store each night till Christinas till 1 o'clock for the good of the independent order of the masses, a inemOer of which we are proud to be. ,N ght is good for shopping. Store br gutly lighted; snows toys and doils to advantage. Come at night to Swindell's Small Wares For Xmas. HuUuteds of dolls at prices lower than they have ever been offered in Raleigh. One hundred satteen cov ered down cushions at only 73c each One case of Japanese screens at $3.9, would be cutap at $3.00. Silk cov ered down head rests at ha f the usual prices. A miscellaneous line of stamped linens, many of them at one iourtu i heir regular prices. Hundreds aUd hundreds of email and iuexpen Bive articles suitod for gifts tor eitQer a lady ir gentleman. Our b'g store is now In tuil holiday - re s and every body has been provided for. W H ib R d i'UCKKR & Co. The New York Dr ' Uo His and Milliuer Bazaar i? selling big sizes of Dea coinfor'. ables a. II, w ru tl.60, aso a better qualjtv at $1.5 , worta 42. , ieoS Ten-qaarter white blankets at only SI, worth double it, at the Mew York Dry ttojos and Jlilliuery Bazaar. dec8 Qrea redaction in millinery. The New York Miliiuery Bazaar ha reduced prices on all miliiuery; now is you; time for bargains. decS -: .' ... If in' want of anything in the line of mil linery t ere is mre saved by buying it from th New York Miluuery Bazaar, for the prices have been very much reduced. ' .i v.S' For Uent' ,? -A new six room bouse on corner of E teuton and tlrrlngsonStran. Ap ply to J. VJj HisaoAXB, Win Th' New York Drv Goo4s and VilHnery Bwaar hai iut r!oeivd an elegant line of Roods, anitablc for holldty pre ent. consist ing of furs dress pattern i, Klovea 11 'en and ilk huailterchief j, mnlflirs. stamped linens. &. & Q. cora"ts underwear. tia. Ac. Ld;ea' felt hats at 25c, worth fiorn 50 to 75a at the New York MilLnery Jiaiwr. dec8 Frlen and 25 cents each at A. Dughl's i v'ine 121. Wood. Coal. All kinds hard and soft coal. Also wood, cut or loo?, constantly on hand at lowest prices. Sod itf. T. L. Eberhardt. For the Holiday Trade. A beautiful Doe of silk and linen handkerchiefs initial, plain, hem stitched and embroidered in sa-ah, satin and Jhina Latest oriental de signs In teaks, scarfs, puffi, four in hands and Windsor ties French novelty dress' patterns saltab'e for presents. Kid g'oves and dress shoes and hosiery in packages i suggested as gifts of the substantial kind. 1 C A Sherwood & Co. Fresh oysters at A Dughi's every Desirable Dwelling tor Bent. Six room honse, No 111 Rloodworth street. Apply tT John Hi Womble, with Tucker & Co del Cut Flowers. Banquets, Baskets, Floral Designs, P irns, Rubber and other foliage plants for house cultare in the winter. Hvaoinths, TuHps, Lillys, Narclssns and other varieties of bul s forfait planting. Chinese Sacred Lily. Tele, phone 113. el2 H 8TKTBTM8TZ. Florist. A. (lar iuoad of vVagons We were told by a geht leman today that the proper caper would be for u to advertise a car load of wagons instead of a waon load of wagons We thtnk all who have seen the in side of mr store will admit we have the largest and most complete toy and dol st"CK jet in sight. Kespectfully, D T Swindell. YOU ARE GUILTY! of nelealins; ynr own Interests bvnot ex am: oiag t once the beaatifal display of CHRISTMAS - GOODS IT W.H.K1NG&C0'S DRUG STORE. Our stock is large, carefully selected and consists of a variety of articles very desirable as pr-sents and sure to please you. Our lin' of Cut Glass Bottles, Farcy Toilet Atomizers and Fine Perfumery cannot be equalled in Kaleigh These goods must be sold by Chiistmss oM we have ma e the prices remarkably low in-order to close them out. ' We are also agents for Huyler's Fine Can dies. del4 Tiielost Lasting Gift and life long reminder of a friend is a handeoa e Picture. The PICTURE ':.''..' AND -AT- WATSON'S is stookei with the best and most va ried line of pictures ever before dis-i played - it FncaS Tiiat M ! CHRISTfJAS! Much Money Little Money. This me ns tha1 if you have plenty of money to devote ;to Christmas presents we have lost the thiu-s rou want; if yoa have only a HHle amo'i.nt j spend for gifts a dol lar will do more fo.- you at the bookstore thsn t Rny other place. We have everytbiog that is new and at tractive ia our line and will take pleasure in helping y y slect the gif ks most appropriate for your kindred an.l friends. AW;) I'lMi. 4 CO. DON'T P UT0FF todav what nan be done tomorrow. H?Dd THB VII TOR to a friend or relative. Take it your self. It is only 85 cents a month. Winter Millinery, .Xmas Goods. We are offering special bargains in aU trimrael Millinery for Ladies, Miss and Children. A full line of EEEEEEEEEKE V EEEEEEEEEE I INFANTA CAPS I E e EEEEEEEEREB V EEEEEEEEEE in brown, nav blue an! bla"k. S me noveltiiS in X iai gwda inexpensive. STAWPfiD rakv COVERS. Bouffe and B ireau 3carfs, jfec. Prices on all goods to suit the times Call and see us. MISS MAGGIE REESE, my2 209 FAYETTE VILLB1 8T. OIBSPSfilALTIBlTl Peanut Candy, Cocoanut Candy. ! ; New crop Spanish Peanuts I used i? candy, the best in i the market; 20c ft. J 3 All other goods fresh and very choice. - CHOCOLATE CREAM, CHOCOLATE WALNUTS, a (a 6 All the vanons Bon Bons, Conserv s Butter Cups and everything nimat BARBEE& POPES EYJryb)d) Wants to Hake Home body Happy on Christmas, and I. believe you can please any little boy or girl at the Racket LYO K Store Thy have all sorts ot dolls and doM car riages and all kinds of toys and picture books, swap bwks and albums, doll trunks, banks, pistols and caps, guns, wagons, shoo fly and carts; just the things to make the little folks laugh. Nov for the grora-up people handkerchief and glove boxes, comb cases, manacure sets, picture, albums, watches, clocks and jewelry, gknes, hand kerchiefs, large easels, cloaks anl cape., sleighi, bed blankets and horse blankets. LIOII mm STORE miss iin urn WEEK PISTOLS, SHELLS AND Q- CTJCsT GOODS. IXMCLNK TH RSW 8TYLI STAR OIL 8T0Y8Mra, -SEND FOR CIECULAR.1 noslBrigp&Sii. RALEIGH, N.C. Are you Iaterested ia Low Prices? THE GRANDEST OPPORTUNITY AWAITS YOJ. Treinonou (VIA UK DOWN on (Jertalu Lines. Our Pric Gladdens the Hearts of Economic Buyers. Our wall nd Winter stwk wa nver bet ter. Sales larger or values of such intrinsio wortn as now. Our a ivert'semmts are as eol as treasury notes for our promises. Purchases are equal to a savi ogs bank deposit. Hnreliable poods never find a place oa our counters. Money refunded at anytims if sidtsired. With thes lacts before vou what are vou goingtodoabontit? DID YOU EVEIl BUlTi f2'5 Seal Plush Capes for 19 78? $22 Co'umbia ( oats for 8 75? 120 Worth Jackets for $7.61? We answer, nobody does this. WHO EVEtSOLD Burt & Packard's $5 shoes $2.98? Blocker, Gerstle fe Co. $3.50 Kid Boots for $1.81? Harris' $2 Wool Cassimeres for 73o? We answer, nobodv does this, vet munv adopt this style of advertising. It is a statement. The f set that an article is reducd in vtIca Is self-evident that it is not worth any more. A straight tin, square deal and honest treatment satisfies all. Our prices, Btock throngh and through, are lower than others Think a moment, compare expens s, figure a li'tle, tne ad vantage you readily are is ours. We have the nerve to mark low. Nothing pleases the peopl" so well, gains their confidence or holds their trad ai the foundation princi ples upon which we rests our claim for pub lic patronage. Dry Goods, Notions, Ac. IN- We make an unusual offering for tha Amas noiiday trade of a stock of Japanese 'Wares in Its entirety, representing many tnousana dollars wortn. This department Is supplied anl stocked by the well ko wn house of A. A. VAX TINE & CO., 857 and 879 Broad way, ' New York. And these wares are sold at VAN TINE'S New York prices. V. ii. r s. turKER i ca 198 and i Fayetterllle street, C. 1 utnoi & Co. if .V'. 1 ',ii'r1iri'ifV'il
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