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She Putin SMI noun VOL. XXX. RALEIGH, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 3. 1894. NO. 8G CITT II BRIEF Locals Puled Up Here and There and Boiled Down. Marshal Carrol u safely esconse In bis new quarters " President Winston, of the Univer sity, is In the city. Mr. John Blue, of Aberdeen, I at the Park Hotel. Jastioe A 0 Avery, of the Supreme court, has returned to the city. .filn T B KHgli and her daughter airs Oilmer have gone north. Mr. Claude Stephenson, of John ston county, spent last night in the city, visiting Mr. Henry Kelly. There will be a reception at the residence of Mr. Herbert Jackson this evening from 1 to 6 o'clock. A public reception will be held at the Governor's Mansion next Monday night from 8:30 to 11 o'clock. No dancing Cond actor Sam'l Coley has been ex onerated by a magistrate at Hender son from all blame in the matter of the late railroad disaster. We called at Oaghi's this roorniDg and found him busily engaged pre paring for a fine reception in the city this evening. It looks like he has his hands fall all the time, bat, it is nat nral because his fame as a caterer is unsui passed in this State. We call the attention of our read ers to the "Junior Order United American Mechanics" in this issue. It will be conducted weekly (Saturday) by Raleigh Council, No 1, Junior Or der United Air erican Mechanics, and will be of interest not only to the members of.the Order bat to every- one who is in sympathy with the great work that is being accomplish ed by this and kindred orders. ' Read it. v Education. Quite a large crowd attended the A and M college last night to hear an address on " Modern Education" by President George T Winston, of the University. It was an able effort. Some of the Great Singers to be Heard Wednerday flight. "The base singer Pievre Delasoo divided honors with Mosin. No fiaer linger has been heard here recuacly.' (Charleston News and Courier. "Perhaps the most musiclanly sin ger in the company is Delasoo, who is a new comer. He was singled oot by the audience as the one deserving the most applause, and he got it. He gracefully responded in a so g from Carmen, and the applause was still more emphatic." (New Orleans Times Democrat). "Delasco's grand resonant voice oharmed the audience, and he fctirly divided the honors with Musin. AN ter his first number the applause was o positive that he was forced to res pond, and he sanp a Mexican song in k. mut rnlMnkinorand brilliant n a ner. A finer artist than Delasco was never heard In Atlanta." (Atlanta Tinvnal "Delasoo, the basso, is an excep tional!) fine singer. His voice is rich and sweet and thoroughly cultlva- ted." (Atlanta uonsiuuuou; W offer the best cronds at the low nut nrices anv house in the city. Call and bp convinced. J 8 Ball & Co, 7 Hargettst Wo Vnu nnr ornnrin in the cbeaDest markets, and glv our customers th .Advantages of the low prices. J ( Ball 6 Co, 7 Hargett st. Don't-cher know Rlggan's is the place to get fine cigars. Dissolution. Geo W Johnson and J W Weatheis have mutually dissolved copartner ship. Geo W Johnson assumes the busimss at tall l"o 24 heretofore run i.- i.hni,,., xr. WpB.rhc.rH & bntchr. I ni tow prepared to furnish custom en with nice choice beef.f pork and 8 .otage, hams, sc., naving my siau fixed n at and clen I am prepared to furnish patrons with bttter satisfac Un nloAlnoi nrririrs with me VOU will receive fairest treatment, and full value of yoor money. G W Johnson, Stall No 84. Oity Market. Died, At the residence of Mrs J M Betts, at 1 o'clock, today Mr Wo O Betts, aged 1 8 years. Wanted. Two salesmen O n obtain work by applying at 11? Favetteville street. Fresh lot Ea-orton soaff just re ceived, at J G Ball s Co, 7 Hargett street- Received January 80. 1894. of D T Swindell, forty eight thousand dol lars (has the trade discount) in fall settlement for the entire stock of dry goods, shoes, clothing, groceres, sc., of the Uurham Supply Company. Isaac a- .Link, T.J Lambe, Receivers. Pig feet rtckled spare ribs, salt flih, smoked fl-h. fat mackerel, at J G Ball s Co, 7 Hargett st. Valentines in great variety, at Rig gan's. A Great Shoe Stock. We can justly lay claim as having a ttreat oboe stock " lor oar shoe stock is as great and tig as a shoe store. Here we only tell of a few of the more inexpensive shoes for ladles and school children. Att'50, $'00 and 12 50 we have the best made shoes at th se prices ha one's money can bay. At $100 and 1.2? we have children's sohool shoes, strong and good style. When we sell a paii of ehildrens school shoes tne customer gets a shoe that will wear. W. H s R. 8. Tuokbr s Co. Town Friends and Patrons. We have completed oar annual in ventory and thanks to the good peo pie of this community, we have had a most prosperous year, and with all the bard tiroes our sales were much larger thn la the year of 18C2 We a tribute our socce-s to selling gouds strictly at one pile to all. buying all our goods d rect from the largest dealers in tnls country and selling goods at a small margin for cash. We are receiving new goods daily, yes torday we received a llna of 8 yard" ide Bieacued and Unbleached oneet ing, no better made, which we offer at 22 and 25 cents per yard. (Nobody nere ever undersells as ) wooiioott s Sons- Received From Durham. We are now receiving every day large shipments of goods from liar ham. The recenc purchase of the Durham Supply Company by D T Swindell will enable the people of Raleigh to secu e the rarest or bar gains These goods were sold under tn hammer nd bougnt lor casn ana the people of Raleigh will get the benent ol it. v r Bwinaeu. For Kent. 4 and 8 room dwelling on McDowell street. 7 room dwelling on Oakwoodave nue. 6 room dwelling on North street, west Ksu rat road snops 10 room dwelling oa Blount street Apply to Wynne s Rlliogton, Real Estate and Insurance. No 10 Hargett St. homo Prices lor You. Dui-hr-.in stock still arriving Hick ory starting sells tLe world over for luo, oar price 7io. Alice pie peaches, large cans only 10c. All wool kersey, wnoke uc .trice 66c, oar price 60. Can touiutocs, large size, 16c, oar price 10c Throe hoop juniper bucket.only 17c Two hoop luiiiper baoset loo N ice market basket bo. Parlor matches sells the wor d over 8 boxes for 6c, our price to each. Large cakes laundry soap Go, our price 7 for 26c. 10-1 bleached shirting, Peppered mills sells for 35c per yard, our price wo Several tbousan i yards of red and wbite flannel, canton n nnel, scrim. figured swiss, linen Uwn, plain and check muslins riqae u ins, crecons, eiderdowns in beautiful styles, and many more articles too numerous to mention, price down to wholesale cost. u i swinaeii. One Word To the People. Who ara nnw SAAklnff to economize. we offer the best goods for the lowest money, we guarantee every pur chase to Mease, wive us a iriai uruer No 7 Hargett St Ah there! Get there! Valentines, comic and tauoy, at Rlggan's toy tore. See them. Monitor oil stoves, safest and best In the world, at Hughes'. A Prime Coat C. O. D. We are now selling all of oar wool en underwear at the original cost prioe-ror ine casn oniy. V. A. 8 I BR WOOD S CO. j Baskets, baskets, baskets, at Hughes'. We are In U. We have a ease and a half of glng hams dress styles aod apron cheoks at 6 cents a yard. . woouoott a sons. 200 pair boys' knee pants at 85e a pair. W) pair men's pants irom a pair. 75 boys' salts from $1 a salt, at Woollcott s Sons. 26.000 pounds of bones wanted by Whiting Bros. j3010t Cut Flowers. Bouaaets. Baskets, Floral Designs, Palms, Rubber aud other foliage plants for house culture in the winter. Hyacinths. Tulips, Lillys, Narolssrs and other varieties of bulbs for fall planting. Chinese Sacred Lily. Tele, phone 113. stl2 H Stktsm btx. Florist. Ledgers, day books, journals all siies, styles and prices. Kaleigu stationery uo. We can supply you with wrapping paper and twine at New York prices. tlaleigh Stationery Co. We can supply you with all kinds of tablets, scratch pads, charge and credit pads. Raleigh Stationery Co. Engraved cards, novelties, so Raleigh Stationery Co. Everything needed in school sta tlonery supplies Kalelgh Stationery Co. We can famish you with anything you may need iu office supplies. Raleigh Stationery Co. For Bent. Two room house, kitchen and good m,ii.ri nn A vent ferrv road, near In tersection of Hillsboro road, west oity limi s. rossession aiier :ota iub.. al3 tf JH Hubbard. For Beat,. Two four room cottages North Bloodworth street; best of neighbor hoods; del cioas water; none but good tenants need apply ja4 ABStbonaOH. House for Bent. A nice cottage,' conveniently locat ed, terms moderate. Appl -' to ja24 J Hal Bobbitt. tm Coal. Just received 600 tons Kanawha, West Va snlint coal (best bituminous coal on earth). Also several cars egg, nut and stove anthracite del4 T L Ebbrhabdt. Fine writing paper and envelopes. Raleigh Stationery Co. PRESBYTERIAN HYMN-BOOKS. We have just received a full supply or THE New Hvmn Books Adopted by the First Presbyterian Church of this city. Prioes: 35c., 50o 65i. and 11.00. editions 75c , $1.25 and 92.P0. Note The book will be used exclusively on and after next Sunday, 4th of February. ALFRED WILLIAMS & CO. Hicks beef, wine and Iron is the beet recuperator to tak after the "grippe." Pint bottles. 60o. Bnelllng "Icks'drng store. Tamer's N 0 Almanacs at A Wil liams s O 's Ja'5 tf J. O. BALL J. S. SAIL J. 6. BALL & GO., WHOLES A.LB 15D RETAIL QROCBRS, NO. 7 HARGETT ST. CoffeM, teas, sugars, syrups, canned goods IMPORTED FANCY GROCERIES DOMESTIC FA5CT GHOCKRIE8. Green and Dried Fruits, Foreign and Domestic. Fish-Salt, Smoked and Pickled Provisions, Meat and Lard, Woodenware, 8pioes, Extracts, Sotps, Oils, Soda, Candies and Crackrs, Cigars, Cigarettes, Tobaccos, Snuffs, Pipes, Btems, and Smokeis Supplies. No mattnr what it is. no matter what you want if vou want it for lha least mnnav en and fill that want at J- G. Ball & Co. ja!3 Winter Millinery, Xmas Goods. We are offering special bargains in all trimmed Millinery for Ladies, Misses and Children. A full line of EEEEEEEEBEE V EEEEEEEEEE ilNFANTA CAPS 1 E E EEEEEEEEEEE V EEEEEEEEEE in brown, nav blue and black. Some novelties in Xmas goods inexpensive. STAMPED TITir COVERS. Bouffe and Bareau Scarfs, Ac. Price? on all goods to suit the times Call and see us. MISS MAGGIE REESE, my2 209 FAYETTEVILLE ST. JSA3E STILL IN TBR CANDY -BUSINESS. Our Combination : Bon Bons have been pronounced 'delicious. You try mem ana oe convinced. Our old reMable Chocolate Drops are still in demand. We use the best material and therefore make the best candy. We are bevlqnarters for Beaman's Pepsin uiuii, ram iu m a sure cure lor uiu'gesuon Fine grades of Chewiue Tobacco, and very enoice oranas ugars. Fruits, Nuts, Ac. BARBEE & POPE. INDUCEMENTS THAT THRILL you to the pocketbook. It is a positive waste of time to go else where to buy shoe tor anv other goods. Trade here a ad harvest dollars. Men's and Boys' Boots and Sh-Ms, La dies' and Children's Shoe. We will save YOU MONEY on every pay you buy. Mtn's Dress Shirts, Fight. Shirts, Collars, Cuffs and Tiea.Dress Goods irimminra, . Uloves, Handker chiefs, Corsets, Laces and Hamburgs, Table i ineus, Napkins and Towels, Books.Story Books, Writing Books, Tablets and paper for all the little folks. TUE LTQ11 B&CKET STORE mi mm nm llardwmre, &c TOUGH T URKEY T e.: EB. BYD8INO SELpJ BASTIVO & 111 41 KOASTEU AND BAKER. ,t For roasting all kinds of Meats.' i Bread, Gate and Fruit h)m, New StyleJ Carvers. An Elegant Line CaYrs&Fdrks Guns and Gun Goods. CALL AT v RALEIGH, N.C. A CB SALE. Tremendous Mark Down. POSITIVELY, SORE, EUPB&TIG We want your money and you will want our goods. Value and price will bring us together. For the first ten days in Feb ruary wo shall offer our en tire stock of winter dress goods at wholesale prices. All garments Cloaks, Coats and Wraps, Together with our entire line of woolen underwear for all ages and sexes at the Exact Cost Price. This is done to close out all goods in the season in which they were bought and to make ready for our spring stock. This is a bona fide and extraordinary offer. Dar ing this sale we will have to exact the cash across the coun ter or send O. O. D. G.A. Dry Goodi, Notlona, &c. WASHABLE DRESS : STYLES -FOR- We have pleasure in an nouncing that our present dis play of white and colored cot ton fabrics particularly in tended for children and misses dresses, includes colorings nd styles adapted to all uses. In this line early baying will be found, advantageous. W. II. & K. 8. TUCKER 183 & 125 FayettevlUe 8t, ITI11T7T mm mm ?ios 0T PS
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