Til TIMES-VISITOR.
SATURDAY,
April 22, 1399
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
W. E. Jones. Spring Millinery.
Dobbin & Ferrall. Spring Hats.
Boylan, Pearce & Co. New Corsets,
etc.
W. H. King & Co To Drink a Dream.
Woollcott & Sons. A Feast of Bar
gains. , . d i
Arniisteatl Jones, Commissioner, Sal?
of Valuable Land.
Fabius P. Brown Notice of adminis
tration. THAT THROBBING HEADACHE.
Would quickly leave yuu, if you used
jr. King's New Life Pills. Thousands
f sutterers have proved iheir matcli
tgs merit for Sick and Kervous Head
.cLea. Tney make pure blood and
strong nerves uid bulla up your bealtn.
ita to take. Try them. Oniy 25
veniia. Alony back If not cured. Sold
By all druf"i
iili. ,.uoi fiiiiSillPTlON rOU
ud l ever u a bottlf of Grove's Taste
less Cliill Xouic. llie formula U plainly
priulaU uU eucll bollle, aliuwiug Uiul 11
is wiupiy liou aud y limine iu a taste
less lurui. luiuators do nut advertise
tneix Huuiula tjecuuse if tliey did tliey
kuuw. turn, you would be afraid to take
ttKir luudivtue. be sure UiuU yuu get
Urove's as tlie formula shows wlial you
are takiug. NO CUKE NO PAY. Price
OU cents.
LOST A lap-rope, scarlet on one side
anu oiutK ou mc otuer. A auiiuuie vo
ward will be paid tor its return to
AJlANDA DU.NSTON.
At restaurant uudur the market.
Don't overlook to scud your onlt'rs to
Dughi for ice cream for tomorrow.
Eemember Dughi's ice cream is 51.40
per gallou; 7U ctuts for tialf gallon aud
;io cents lH-'r quart.
FOR KENT Two nice rooms apply
to J. 11. Uill, corner McDowell aud
Davie streets.
Fly fans at Hughes'.
Picnic bam, ready boiled, bone cut, at
10c. pound at B. W. Upchurcli's.
Ice cream freezers at Hughes'.
Boiled sugur cuieu uois, bone out,
13c. pound at B. V. Upchurch's.
If you wish to make your own cream
Dughi will freeze aud deliver it for
30 cents per gallon.
CI1ANUE OF FIRM.
We take this opportunity of inform
ing the public that the brui of Clitton
aud Scarboro has become absorbed by
the Italeigh Advocate Company. We
are better prepared than ever to do the
best job priutmg, aud invite new aud
old customers to call on us at the Wo
man's Exchange building, Fayetteville
street, the new home of the Raleigh Ad
vocate Company.
CLIFTON & SCARBORO.
Ice picks at Hughes'.
Send vour ui ter this evening: or to
morrow for your Sunday ice cream to
uugni s.
A car load of bauuuus due
morrow for Dughi.
Odorless Refrigerators at Iiughe'
Some extra fine sweet or.ni
pies and bunanas at 1' , c's.
Macbeth chimneys at Hughes'
Home made candies at Pope't
Pure horse apple cider vinegar loc.
per gallon, former price 40 cents per
gallon. At ,
J. D. CARROLL'S.
-'-5 South Wilmington street.
Gold Band Hams have no equal, HVic
pound.
Roe Herring, 20c dozen.
4i
Full Cream Cheese, 15c pound.
irgima Hams, lle pouud.
B. W. UPCHURCH
At a meeting of the Board of Com
missioners of the town of Cary, held
April 19, 18U9, it was ordered that the
ticket for town election to be held tirst
Mouday in May, be on white paper
twu by three inches, without ornament
or device
New cornd roe herrings, bananas lc
apiece, mullets, Dc lb. Fresh cream
cheese 15c lb. Spare ribs, 5c lb.
Blackberries, 3 lb. can, 10c; Pie peach
es, tic and 10c can. Broken rice, 5c.
lb. C. O. BALI
11 Hargett street
Set out now the following plants:
Tomatoes, best standard sorts, Early
cabbage.
California violets unequaled in hardi
ness and fragrance. 225c. per dozen.
Koere, syong plants, all the leading
raihetiea.
' Bedding plants of all descriptions at
reasonable prices.
ViueK tor the Varanda.
As usual I shall have tomato plants
for- sale at Riggan's Toy Store.
H. STEIN METZ.
. 'Pious 113, North Halilaz street.
"WANTED. -Old domes and hat, old
hoes .and all kinds of second band
goods bought and sold at Harris' Stasto.
Djra'Wdrka. Eaat Hargett street, Ral
ta-b, N. C Suit cleaned, Tto. Cleaneo
and Dyed SL
NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION.
All' parties hivimt claims against the
estate of Nat L. Brown, deceased are
hereby notified to present the same to me
en or before the 22nd day of April, 1900,
or this notice will be plead in bar of their
recorery.
FABIUS P. BROWN,
, Administrator.
'. Baleigh, N. C, April 22, 1889.
ROBED THB GRAVE.
A startling incident, of which Mr.
John Oliver of Philadelphia, was the
subject, Is narrated by him s follows:
"I was in a most dreadful condition.
My skin waa almost yellow, eyes sunk
en, tongue coated, pain continually In
back and sides, no appetite gradually
growing weaker day by day. Three
physicians had given me up. Fortun
ately, a friend advised trying Electric
Bitters: and to my great Joy and sur
prise, the first bottle made a decided
improvement. I continued their use for
three weeks, and am now a well num. I
know they saved my life, and robbed
the gravi of another victim." No one
should fall to try them. Only 50 cents
a bottle at any drug store.
ff I 'll.l.Jl,U.g.M.-S'1il
For Bicycles
and Carriages,
Crescent Bicycles 35.00
Rambler Bicycles 40.00
Eagle Bicycles 40.00
Eagle Bicycles 50,00
Sterling Bicycles 50,00
I,, H. Mm k Sons.
RALEIGH, N. C.
TO
DRINK
A DREAM
Try Kind's Sjjda Water. It is all
Ilia mnney, experience, skill and
radical idea as to purity and
cleanliness can make it.
Spark'ing water, pure
fruit syrups, plenty of ice
thin glasses, dainty ser
vice. These are a few of
the features tbat account
for lis excellence.
We have all the latest and beat
rlrii ks as well a" the old time fa
voritrs. It you try our soda once
you'll ueed no second urging.
W. H. King & Co.. i
Druggists. I
NOTICE OF SALE.
Collector's Office
Fourth District N. C.
By virtue of authority vested In mo
In section 3190, B, S., I will offer for
nle in the city of Raleticb on Friday.
April 28th, 1899, the following personal
property forfeited to the United Mates
under warrant of distraint.
From J. L. Rollins, 18 packages of
corn whiskey.
From W. B. Trogden, 18 packages of
corn whiskey.
From J. A. Haywood, 4 packages of
corn whiskey and one copper still and
fixtures.
E. a DUNCAN.
Collector.
Raleigh, N. C, April 17, 1S99.
PRETTY MILLINERY.
Spring Millnery is always bright and pretty, and yet all spring hats
ire Dot pretty. Tbe'e's an art in making a bat pretty, no matter how
pretty and nice te materials If this was cot so, mont ladies would trim
their own hats It is remarkable how few ladies possess this art. Soje
cm learn the art by long and bard trying. Some never learn it. Tnn,
here are some few that ore natural artists. It seems just as easy and
nttural for these tn create oeauty and harmony in a oat as to breatb.
' 'ur trimmer is one of th?se natural ones. She bas original and pleasing
ideas no t wo bats are just exactly alike, and yet each is perfect and
ueau'ifui in itself
There is ano'ber important thing
not now. and tbat Is economv. Some
25 hat, but they couldn't make one at $5 or 6 tbat you'd have. We bav
rmiuced Dient? of bats this season at $5 1 bat are prettier, more styli-b
an 1 banr somer tb n great many hats
tt.iw do we kno ? We know because hundreds or ladies in Kiietgh bae
to'd us so -we hear It every day If you are going to buv a bat at anv
price, no roa'te- what it is not mu h trouble for you to find one if wt at
u ipII vou is true You can see whattbe others bave, then you can
come and see ours, and then use your own judgment.
We will take all manner of paines In showing you and planing just
such a hat as you d-slre if we can t suit you we won't feel badly aKut U
w dnn't ernct to Suit scerv one if we did all the others would be out
of work. No store on earth can suit everyone, but you will find that we
com as nearit as most of 'em. We want to try to suit you anyhow. We
ire willitg to show you, and plan for yov, aod mate prices low tor you.
if you are willing to give us your time.
W. E.
; j, , ;
Encouraging Facts !
It is a noted lact that most of the large mills i.u New England
employing thousands of operators increased their wages ten per
cent and upward very recently. The stimulus has been felt in all
kinds of Cotton Goods. So an advance along the whole line has
been made. Fortunately possessed of inside information we
bought largely of these very goods during the past months, and
without disparagement to others claim that we are better equipped
for the Spring campaign than ever, and point you to the convinc
ing prods spread on three tables in the mam centre of the store.
FIRST TABLE.
Crackle Silk and Rustling Fercaline
lUc. kinds; finks, Ulues, Green,
Cauarv, Cream and White; no
body else has them a yard wide.2V&c.
SECOND TABLE.
Summer Lawns, many fanciful
names all new sparkling beauties.
The surprise is how we do It;
worth ll)c., and ll'c. for this
week we run them at 5c.
TABLE THREE.
hi ere are the Uisette Organdies and
40-inch Marabout Lawns in good
site quantities; assortment tirst
class; choice while they last Tc.
No samples cut. It will pay you to
come and make a careful inspection.
A VERY ATTRACTIVE DISPLAY-
OF BABY MILLINERY.
There's a bright interesting exnibit of
baby Caps iu the Millinery iJepart
ujeut this week. The styles are won
derfully cunning, and so stylish. Mother
will be delighted with the pMns we've
taken for their little folks.
BABY CAFS.
Mull caps, very narrow" tucks, dou
ble ruchiug edged with narrow Val
lace, all sizes 25c.
Caps made of all Swiss Em
broidery, trimmed with Val lace
and Baby ribbon 50c.
Beautiful quality Lawn Caps, edge
of Swiss embroidery, with standing
ruffle of same iu front 75c.
t'lain edge Swiss Caps, two row of
hemstitching on edge very fine
straw tucks, ruffled plaited,
around back, edged with Val
lace 50c.
ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
ONE WEEK COMMENCING
MONDAY, APRIL 17TFT.
THE
Arnold-Welles Players
Continuous Performances! Illustra
ted Songs 1 Up-to date
Specialties.
MONDAY NIGHT
"IN THE SOCIAL SWIM."
Prices 10, 20 and 30 cents.
ELECTION NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given that the ballot i
to be used in the election toi municipal
officers of the city of Raleigh to be held
May 1st, 1899, shall be of white
"book" paper, 40 pound to the ream,
ZMt inches wide and Sto inches long, with
out ornament, symbol or device, and that
the Drindnc thereon shall be In plain
long primer type. The name of the per
son voted for Mayor, Tax Collector and
City Clerk shall be on one ballot and
the name of the aldermen voted for
shall be on one ballot.'
A. M. POWELL, Mayor.
II. F. SMITH, City Clerk.
4-15 to 5-1.
in Millinery tbat a'l trimmers do
irimmprs could do fairly well on a
seen in other places at (10 and 912.
JONES,
214 FajetUvills Street. J
, Caps made of very open all over
I Swiss Embroidery, high standing
I ruffle of embroidery in front ftlso
uching edged with Val lace deep
graduated ruffle around back... 73c.
Caps made of very tine quality or
gandies shirred,, narrow tucks
across front and back, full ruch
iug of Val lace in front, beading
around edge and narrow baby
ribbon 1.00
Caps made of real sheer organlde
ruchiug of lace,: shirred and tuck
ed In groups, high ruche in frout,
hemstitched strings $1.25
Caps made of very line quality or
gandies, insertion of Swiss and
trimmed with French Val Lace,
ribbon and hemstitched strings. .$ 1.25
Caps made of very sheer orgauuies,
tucked in groups, very fine straw
tucks, trimmed with ribbon, nar
row lace and applique of Swiss
embroidery; ruffle in back edged
with narrow lace S1.&0
Caps made of very fine quality or
gandie, trimmed with Swiss em
broidery, French Val, footing cud
ribbon, pearl buttons, laced across
with narrow baby ribbon, with
bow, hemstitched strings If 1.75
Also complete line of Caps, Yam O.
Shunters aud Hats in Duck and Linen.
HVO GREAT CONSTRCT-
ED CORSETS.
THE BABBIE.
Four Hook, French shape, short
bip, summer Corset, extra net,
double zone, lace trimmed 00c.
Five Hook, extra long waist, sum
mer Corsets, high bust, wide zone,
silk flossed ,r0c.
PAINT! PAINT!
The spring time ij coming "Gen
tle Annie''. Now is the time to
paint up.
1 have the largest variety of do
no( stic paints in the city.
I sell "HanHnes" Enamel Paints
for bath tubs &c.
Nothing better made "Hanlices"
quicks drying floor paints, "Han
lines" Cherry, Oak, Walnut and
Mahogany stains, "Hamlins" buggy
and Carriage Plnt, Pure N. C.Pine
Tar io small cans.
All the above at
Lumsden's.
DR. NAGLE'S
CERTAIN.
This is the aine of the Cough Cure
(hot we make and guarantee And
we mean by this tbat it Is made and
bottled in our Laboratory. We
know what is in it and do not bave
to take other people's word for it.
95 cents a bottle.
Henry T. Hicks,
PRESCRIPTION DRUGGIHT.
La Grip.
THE BEST REMEDY. .
Bellmont Rye Whisky
OR
Old Harvest Corn Whisky
WITH
ROCK CANDY SYRUP,
fcr Sale at
ACHE WINE CO..
Opposite Post Office,
RALEIGH, N. C.
J. M. BISHOP,
BICYCLE REPAIRER.
Having returned to. the city and
located at corner of Davie atd Wii
mlngton Street, are prepared to d
M kinds of Bicycle Repairing
abort notice. Work guaranteed.
BICYCLES FOB BENT. - 4
CORSETS.
They look well, fit well, and wear well, that the reputation
the REDFERN CORSETS have made in a short time. There
are longs and shorts of it and we have them in both lengths.
There is no saiisfiaction to a lady like a satisfactory fiting Corset,
and we feel repaid for our efforts as we have satisfied so many.
Have you tried a Redfern Corset? If not do so at. once, a new
invoice of them just received. However if you ar-j wedded to
other makes let your wants be known for Out Corset Department
is Kke no other in the city, and we confine ourself to no one make.
Among the leaders Will be found a new Corset mide especially
lor us and styled B. & P. These corsets come in White and Drab
and in vaiious lengths, 4, 5 or 6 Hook, long or short waist, made
of Contil Jeans 01 Sumner Net. Frice 50c.
Ar other Corset is our li C N. this Corset is jestined lobe
very popular, on'y 75c. in price, but equal in merits to any 1.0
Corset in the city; ,
Our Lucele Corset fills a long felt wnt. lieiug cut entirely
oa the bias, high baik corded s'rip of gei.uiue whale bone and is
a revolution to stoui'ladies in the corset llmr.
Thompson Glove Fitting,
M. &. Q CRESCO.
P. D. WARMERS
and J B CORSETS
Cn also be fuunJ iu ail lenghts, waists, and styles. We also
have a complete line of Ferriss G'od Sence waists for the ladies
tint dont care for corsets. E. Z. Nazarath & Ferriss Waits for
Children.
Boylan, Pearce & Co.
f, Ind What
(A UUUl II UUl
Old Fashion Mountain
Buckwheat.
Big Cain Georgia Syrup.
Dried N. C. Mullett Roe.
N. C. Roe Herrings.
N. C. Hams.
J, R. Ferrall & Co. g
If You Wish the Best of Anything
Cheapest Visit
RIGGAN'S
SPECIAL, AND RECEIVED TODAY.
10 Boxes Sweet California Oranges to go fcr lc each.
Baby Cream Candy the best made, Chocolate, Strawbery aud W
nila lOo lb. Loose Lemon lc. each. 12c doz.
See our Special Glass Bowl sale 5 and 10c. each.
Plain Glass Tumblers 6 to a SeU, 12c. Tbin Blown Tumblers, 5
each. Goblpts for a Set of 6, 18c.
If you want th best thing vou . v r it try Pecm Cake," made uf
Pecans and Pure Maple Sugar.
Hammocks. The bt-st and cheapest from 50, 75, $1.00, $1.25 to bet
ter on.
New Toys. New Gamos and New Dolls Always so nettling new.
O- iteware, China, Semi Posiline Dinner and Tea Sttts.
Picture Frame, Da' my and Cheap.
Baskets, ail surts and kinds, cheap
Ja.uiuirrf, all prices, 15, 25, 35, 50 and $1.00.
Flo er Pots for your Pla ts 3 N2c, Bo 8c, 12c.
Writing Paper and Fnvelops, Box Paper and Tablets, Ink aud Pons
Limps and Lamp Goods.
The Best Lawn Swing only $5.50.
Ice Cream Freezers, I -e Picks, Ice Chisels, Ice Shavers. A tiue line
Sumner Good
Croquett Games 75c, $1.00, $1.25 and $1.50.
Wire goods (or the kitchen.
RIGGAN'S TOY AND CHINA STORE
f rwill bathe the
Beyond the
THE OKLV ALUMINUM CONNECTED GLASS DIPPER.
Glass Dipper
10c. Each, $1.00 per Doz.
JACOB S. ALLEN, JR.,
HARDWARE.
I A
Ymi Want f
1VU llUlli (t
222 Faveneville Street.
132 Fayetteville Street, Raleigh, N. C.
drooping spirits In delight
iltss ef Jreamt
214 South Wilmington Strett,