THE TIMES-VISITOR
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MONDAY May 16, 1898.
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MILLIONS GIVEN AW AT.
It Is certainly gratifying to the pub
lic to know of one concern in the land
which ia not afraid to be generous to
the needy and suffering. The proprie
tors of Dr. King's New Discovery for
Consumption, Coughs and Colds, have
given away over ten million trial bot
tles of this great medicine; and have
the satisfaction of knowing it has ab
solutely cured thousands of hopeless
cases. Asthma, Bronchitis, Hoarse
ness and all diseases of the Throat.
Chet and Lungs are surely cured by it.
Call on any Druggist, and get a trial
bottle free, regular size 60 cents and
11.00. Every bottle guaranteed, or
price refunded.
" SWEET PEAS.
Plenty of sweet peas 10 cents a doz..
and Carnations 25 and 35 conts a doz.
Leave orders at Darnell & Thnmas.
H. STEINMETZ
HATS TAIMMED FREE OF .CHARGE, j
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FOR SALE.
Two fine Jersey mtlch cows.
ED. V. DENTON.
OUR SUBSCRIBERS.
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reclpt of an Invitation and program of
the Sixth Annual Commencement Exer
cises of the State Normal and Indus
trial College of North Carolina, to be
held Sunday, Monday and Tuesday.
May 22, 23 and 24, 1898, at Greensboro,
N. C.
Roger O'Kelly. was yesterday adjudg
ed Insano by Justices H. H. Roberts
and W. M. Russ, and ordered to the
Eastern Hospital at Goldsboro, as a
patient.
IMPORTANT NOTICE.
A pocket account book. Morrocco-
cover with name and letters on back,
return to this office.
C. M. CREECH.
May 13 3-t.
For sale 6,000 feet of second hand
lumber, apply to B. H. Parker, Adams
Building, Raleigh, N. C.
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BRIEF NOTES.
Attention Is called to the Sheriff's
notice.
Senator Butler and Congressman
Skinner are at theTarborough House.
Mr James C. Parham, of Wilmington. I
Is in the city visiting relatives and
friends, and will return Wednesday.
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The Hardv Bros. Co. have been
awarded the contract to furnish the
annunciator and bells for The Carroll
Hotel.
Beautiful weather attracted thou
sands of people from the city to Camp
Grimes yesterday. There were a great
many strangers In the city ard the ho
tel and boarding houses were taxed f
their utmost capacity. Large number'
of people from adjacent towns took ad
vantage of the Sabbath to see the North
Carolina soldier boys In camp. The
street cars and hacks did a thriving
business.
All Interior parts removable.
Merit and
Novelty.
Thomas H. Briggs 4 Sons,
i.'ALKIGH N r.
There is Profit in Experience
andfall the crystalized experience of this business is being used
for your protit. Knowing where to buy, what to buy, when to
buy, and how to buy, means the saving of many a crisp dollar to
our patrons in a twelvemonth. Here are some practical proofs of
what knowledge rightly used can do in this direction. You'll do
well to closely scan the list :
Waists Grand
Newest Shirt
Stock.
Waists made of Lawn. Percale and
tSinghams in stripes and plaids colors,
pink, blue and hoillotrope, with yoke in
back and front and standing collar,
Price 49c
Percale. Madras, Gingham and Or
canilic Shirt Waist -Blouse effect in
plaids and stripes all colors, with de
tachable collar,
Price 69c
Waists made of Percale and Lawn. In
xtnpe and plaid- all colors, with white
collars, and some of same material as
waists,
Price 79c
Waists made of Gingham, Pluue.Per
cale and Madras- pointed yoke plait
ed hack and blouse front detachable
collars. This garment is made with
The Floret to Waist Adjuster and
Skirt Hanger,"
Price 98c
Special prices will lie made this week
I., close nut our ladies' Suits and Sepa
rate SKirts at naf the usual retail
price.
Nottingham Lace Curtains,
Size ;i, yards x:!H inch, pair 4ftc
" '2 yards x.lfi inch, pair 50c
" .1 yards x4 inch, price "ro
" ;!', yards xM inch, price $1.00
" .T yards x K inch, price JI.25
" .1'; yards x S4 inch, price 11.50
1 P to jr jo
i 'iii-tain Loops. Kali Fringe, Shades.
Poles and Window Paraphernalia and
itlai hnients all kinds.
Unfiled Curtains.
Swiss Muslin. Lace Trimmed Ruf
fle, extra full size and lone.
$2.00
Stripe and Dotted Muslin Curtains.
Swiss liuftles, cool, fresh and airy,
$l,50
Coin Spots Muslin Curtains, Ruffles
aine. spots size of dimes, ouarters mil
halves, desirable and readv to hane.
Special Portiers Hall and Door
Portieres.
Extra heavy ribbed. Damask woven.
fringed colors: Mahogany, Green,
Brown and Blue,
$S.OO
Real Damask Portieres,
Rich, showy effects, full fringed; col
ors: Oak. Gold, Maple and Mahogany,
$3.00
Whip Cord Denims and Corduroy
Tickings for Portieres, windows and
furniture coverings.
Breezy Inexpensive Curtain
Nets.
40-inch Self-c ilored Scrim 3c
40-inch Fancy Colored Scrim 5c
40-inch Striped In Blue, Gold and
Red "lie
40-Inch Bleached and Unbleached
Striped in Blue, Gold and Red. ...10c
Point De Esprit and Fi.sh Nets.
Prices ranging by the yard,
10, 15, 20 and 25c
Figured Swiss Net.
Coin Spots from
12 I-2C up
Lace Curtains.
White taped from
IOC up
Col-rod Draperies.
Cameo and Roman Figured Floral
Cictons. Gobelin Art Fabrics, Vienna
Silkiillne. Gold and Silver Tinseled und
Embroidered Muslin,
8, 10, and 1 2 1-2C
White Bed Spreads.
Many homes that have been long es
tablished are In need of a new sup
ply. A handsome showing Is ready and
all our spreads are hemmed. We hint
of a few
White Crochet Quilts, size 11-4, Mar
sellles pattern, hemmed ready for use,
50c
Honeycomb and Crochet Quilts and
Satin Marseilles, from j
A. B. STROHACH.
COAL FACTS.
The handsomest Line of WASH FABRICS inthe State at
the Lowest Prices.
The Richest Things in WASH GOODS aie here as well as
the ordinary at common-sense prices, that mean a saving of money.
It will be a pleasure to show them to you, whether "Looking
or Buying.
NEW LINES.
Organdies, "So-called," 5c. yard ; American Organdies, 6 1-4,
7 1-2 to IOC.
Embroided OrgDndies, i8c ; Imported French Organdies, 25c.
New Line in Newest Things
in Percales For Shirt Waists.
YARD WIDE 6 14, 7 1-2, 10c.
New Things in White Lawn shirt Waists
Plain, 75c. each ; Tucked, $1.00; Tucks and Inserting, &1.25.
New Things in the Fashionable Parasol
In all its variations at prices that you will be "willing" to pay
It's A Woman's Way
If its only a 10c. vest, she likes it tasty. We have a tasty
one at that price. If you care to pay more we have them better
and prettier at a little higher cost.
Cotton, Lisle, Late & Silk, White & Colors.
J. R. Ferrall 6L Co.
Just Received a Fresh Lot of SWEET SUGAR
CURED HAMS,
AT
75c t . $5,00
10c. Per Pound.
J R Ferrall & Co,
PHONE 8S.
BARGAINS
-AT-
THE BIG STORE
Mn and medicines are judged by
what they do. The great cures by
Hood's Saraaparllla give It a good name
everywhere
MONEY TO LOAN.
Money to loan In large and small
amounts by Citizens Trust Company.
C. M. HAWKINS, President
", t
J 1,000 Men's Standing Linen
Collars in 10, 15 and 20c grades,;
la. job lot, tonight, each 5c.
WANTED.
Old clothes and hats, old shoes and
all klndsofsecond hand goodB bought
and sold at Harris' Steam Dye Works.
East Hargett street. Raleigh, N. C.
Suit? cleaned, 76c Cleaned and dyed
S1S.000 to lend on city real estate.
ARGO & SNOW,
Attorneys at Law.
May IS 1-w.
4 young men between the ages of is
and SO can secure a good position by
addressing or calling on
J. S. JEWELL
Branson House.
J 300 1 les, New Styles in red
J white and blue, all silk, the
latest fad for men and women,
t Band Bows, String Ties, 4 ij
jnands, and tecks, at 25c.
LOST On Saturday, 14th Inst., at or
Bear Camp Bryan Grimes, a lady's
gold bar breastlpln, enameled with
blue Porget-Me-Nots. "Tiffany" on
back. Finder will please return to Mrs.
Theo. H. Hill, corner West Lane street,
and St. Mary', Raleigh, N. C. Liberal
reward.
3 U
pedal Rate From Raleigh to Old
Point Comfort. Virginia Beach and
Ooean View, Va., Via Seaboard Air
Lin For $2.50.
Commencing Saturday, lt(ay 14th,
the Seaboard Air Line will sell round
trip ticket! from Raleigh to Old Point
Comfort, Va., Virginia Beach and
Ocean View, Va., for J2.60 for the round
trip, ticket! on sale for trains Ieavelng
Raleigh Saturday morning at 2:18 a.
m. and 11:80 a. m.( also train leaving
naieign at J:u a. m. Sunday morning,
toofl returning on trains leaving Nor
folk Sunday night at 8:46 p. m. Monday
morning at 9:20 a. m. and Monday night
t l:4S p. m.
For further Information call on H.
. Leard, Passenger and Ticket Agent
Raleigh, N. C.
SHERIFF'S TAX SALE.
The sal of oronertv n tha oini,..
150 Men's Hats, a job, prices
range from 50c to $1.00, your
', choice tonight for 25c.
500 Men's Soft Shirts, colored well
made, extra good cloth, value 40 to 50c.
each 25c.
120 Pairs women's Shoes a big bargain,
all sizes, new goods, good $1.00 values, to
night at 82c.
100 Pairs Men's work Pants, tough
strong goods; dark colors, all sizes, to
night 48c:
WE HAVE OTHERS.
Souviners to customers from 8 to 10 o'clock tonight.
W. E. JONES.
Our Money is at Work !
A tireless toiler in a depressed marke!; an active and alert watcher in the vast precincts of pro
duction, a maker of opportunities ; an honest gleaner of honest bargains. The past week was
of fruitful buying; the present shall be a week of fruitful selling. Worth prices have been
crumbled to mere nothings; and great, stalwart values will be led away, the captives of your
prompt response.
More of the Suits at $6.
As luek would have it, we wee able to get a couple of hundred more of those Men's Regular
$9.50 Suits at a price that it is possible for us to mark them 6 Take 'em out and comprethem
with what auybody is offering at $7.50. If they are not just as good, bring them back and get
your money. We know what clothing values are, and these are absolutely $7.00 siuts.
Two Hundred Men's Suits.
That are worth lio, and as good as lots that are selling in town today at $20. offered as a
special privilege at 17.50. They are round and square cut Sack Su.ts of fashionable fabric and
effect all wool, of sourse ; we wouldu't sell a suit that was n )t. Waiting just means paying
$2.50 to $4 more for a suit that cannot possible be better. See them 1 You will soon be interested.
Two Hundred Dozen Half-Hose.
At less than they can be landed for in this country today. Fast-color Tans and Blacks. They
are worth, in the open market today, 25 cents a pair; our price 15c , two pairs for 25c.
Staw Hats, Negligee Shirts, light woolen and cotton Underwar, are ready and in line of
course correct in style and quality, and at our usual low prices.
o0.n..k..r,.S. & D. BERVANGI-R USfffLm
It is No Feat
ForUsto Fit Feet
A FITTING SHOE
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Looks much nicer, wears much longer.
feels much better, costs no more.
When deciding as for comfort or torture
or months, why not buy shoes where vou
can find the shoe that pleases you, and
where trained men who can fit you for com
fort, have the numbers and width to fit you
with.
Trunks, Valises, &c.
POOLS SHOE STORE.
At LUMEN'S.
New Goods
Received today!
Hammocks, Water Coolers, Lemon
Squeezers, Fly Fans. Baby Carriages,
Ice Picks, Ice Shredders.
The nicest lot of Hammock erer
opened ia Raleigh 75c to $4.00. Two
hundred Japanese Fish Pole.
All the above are new goods Just
opened.
Remember the place. '
JC8 LUMSDEN.
on B OS A TRIAL. t
We have the neatest line of medium
price furniture In the city consisting of
Parlor Suits, Chamber 8uits, Bed .
Lounges, Trnnks, Cook Stores, Bed
Steads and Chairs in endless Tarietles.
Mattresses manufactured in the city by
one of the best workman la the Bute,
Orders taken to fit any sis bed. Terms
to son customers on weMju,
Inotnllntonta ,
minquenia win Da continued to-morrow
(Tuesday) at 10 'clock a. m."
& T- JONES,
- fherUt
o. s.
31 Fayortevllle Street,
Raleigh, NC
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