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BUSINESS CHANCES.

MANAGER wanted at once for Calves
ion IN cash business with immediate
return capltai needed $3.50 Address 1918,
this office. p
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

SALE OF millinery stock and
hxtures--The undersig red hereby gives
notice that he Is prepared to receive bids
on the whole or any part OF the stocks
Of millinery now IN the stores al z2vJ-
22C7 Postoffice street, Galveston, and AZ
Main street, Houston; also on the FIX
lures in said stores. Bids may be made
for stock or fixtures separately. or for
both. Every bid must be accompanied
by certified check payable &c the un-
ders gped for 20 per cent Of the amount
bid is a bona fidc one. Any part OF these
stocks or fixtures remaining unsold will
be disposed OF at public auction on the
9th instant In Houston and on the 18th
instant in Galveston. at the hour OF II
O'clock noon. For particulars apply 20
T. x. Cheek. trustee. u
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FOR SAFE.

FRIDAY. Saturday and Monday are the
last days ~ Snper's Red Front clothing
store. ii9 Nam street. for bargains. y
For SALE. CllEAP--Five registered Jer-
sey heifers three yeur old and two 6
nionihs old; all solid colnrs and good in-
dwiduals: all sranddaughtcrs of Rebel
Stoke Pogls. q magnificent son of the
famous Stoke Pogis v and Pauline III;
no danger OF acelmating fever. as they
were all raise,' In South Texas, Address
Crocrn & Hodges, Wharton. Texas. ~
FOR SAL E-Onc awning. one city license
fer stand. stnte aud county license,
aron bars one cement stand. Gail at
Boston stand, 1907 Congress avenue. z,
FRIDAY. Saturday and Monday are the
last days ut Spler's Red Front clothing
store. sis Main street. for bargain q
FOR SAIlE--fsiehty head OF graded stock
sheep at $t,2b per head; averaged four
pounds last shearing, best quality wool
w. w. McGar, Sr. Waverly, Texas y
FOR SALE-High grade Jersey cows
fresh with young calves; South Texas
raised. Al lf19 Franklin avenue. corner
Chencvert street. .,
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FOR SALF-Good small livery stable and
outfit; all new; in county seat In banner
county Of the coast, fine stand. good
reasons for selling. Address A. Thames
Edna, Jackson county Texas. %
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HOUSTON SHORTHAND AND TYPE
WRITING SCHOOL. Mason Block. Miss
Alice F. Harper. principal II YOU are
ambitious and will work hard. we want
yor to take business training course
with liz II
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kDuluth--The output this week
bt 1000 barrels. A 40 cent advance
Ind flour scared away buyers and
last week did not secure enough
bake any showing whatever. No
lsiness can be done at present
leeds, under light production, are
and firm. Export shipments OF
1850 barrels, against 4240 week
900 in 1896 and 23,S00 in 1895.
flour Saturday were $4,000 bar
st 223. 900 a year ago.
ee--The output the present week
Jed at $4,000 barrels. Domestic
last week better than usual. and
satisfactory. There was moth
In export. Local miHers are
active market, both domestic
In the near future.
is-Business could not be done
at ruling prices and there was
curtailment of OUTPUT ON that
While there was a gooe export
Rrticularly latte In the week, little
@ould bo done. There is an active
Pr Kansas hard wheat four. and
OF that product are booking a
n orders.
-Sales were quite largo by both
pa handlers, some flour going fol
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WANTED-.A good whitc woman 10 90
coakinr ami tcnscwurk: references re-
d,slrcd. Address Mrs A. Marks, calvers,
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OXYDONOR "Victory." BE not deceived.
/ am the only authorized dealer for
Houston and Galveston. instruments for
sale or rent ]. j. Fendley 6l2 Caroline
street Houston. 2l
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WANvrET,--At once. good. competent.
Superior ST. Joseph's innrmary, y
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FINANCIAL.

I CAN furnish Any amour. OF money
wanted on brick business property ia
Houston, for and 5 per cent. ~. u.
Nils. 20 Main street. e
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Z FLOUR TRADE.
buyers Haven't Yet Caught
THE Wheat Situation.

lis, Mimi, August 19.-Thc
In Miller shows the following
week at four centers.
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WANTED--A partner WITH $500 10 $3.50
cash to manage a profitable cash busl-
ness, located in Houston. Address at
once fer INTERVIEW. 1858. this office. q
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WANTED 10 RENT.

WANTED TO nENr--With option TO
purchase. an improved firm OF besweon
100 and 30 acres, good, productive sosi;
not over two miles from railroad sta
ticn. hesween Houston and GALVESTON.
Arply to A. Is. Is&ngern,uiii. i010h Con-
Rress avenue, Houston, Texas. ~
MANTED--Tb rent. furn'Sted. nlce. a..
sirable house, n.ust he modern and de-
pcf.rencss VIII make lease * desired.
Address i2:J thi- Office z2
WANTED-ITwo or three Furnished rooms
for light housekeeping: must be In good
locality: refert noes Furnished and Ye-
CURED. STATE rrice md address M, NJ
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MEN 10 learn barber trade; only. eight
weeks rcuuirel and YOU can hold any
anteei; complete outfit Of tco.s gwen;
wages Saturdays VIII 10 learning: Illus
trntei catalogue naihed free. Mcier
BARBER Collcge. 81 North Eleventh st..
~ Louis Mo.
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REAL EaTATE FOR SALE.

FOR sAI.E-Fine Brazos river. Oyster
and canoy creek plantations, we'll Inn
proved, cheap and on easy terms; cor
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FOR sAIE-Photoeraph outfit gallery in
one of the best towns In Texas. For
particulars apply, quick. 10 Miss Lucy
Spencer, Calvert, Texas. u
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COTTON GrNNERS-we have tho mosl
complete cotton, gin book on tho ma rkct
write for sample. !. j PaBtorza Print
Ing and Litho Co. Houston. Il
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are this week grinding about
BIS daily. While Minneapolis
asst week about 10000 barrels, 1t
y to the domestic trade. The
bation is still IN enigma. In
the strongssentiment from the
which has so helped to ad-
Bat, the United Kingdom flour
bars perfectly indifferent. and
puzzled to understand this.
importer has deigned to make
hi, they have been 2@4s lower
miller could afford to sell at.
with n week. ago patent Is 300
and other grades have also APP
butte materially. Prices. how
tery irregular, hardly two firms
b same, with foreign nominal In
Export shipments were 81 300
kainst 40, 500 week before. 200
h II 800 in 1885. Offal is about
higher and very strong. Mills
oveisold and the advances af-
bg transactions.
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WANTED--Good responsible organizers
for the best fra,ernal order doing BUSH
ness m the state: top contracts 70 ie-
sofa Tpxas "a
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FOR SALE-Cheap for cash A good
Ing city. Address u. b.. this Office. sJ
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FOR SALE-,A fine lot or pnaetons sur
reys. buggies and harness Just received
Larendoh's, Franklin and Caroline
street. %
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binel doing good business: will sell
cheap for cash Will give good reasons
for selling. Address l5a9. this Office. "a
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WANrED-Twentye aiiarrymen and
quarry laborers, nj Pinto quarry, South
per day; steady work; pass from San
Antonio. 81
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WANTEp-Ss,tatlon as fller by an all
round filcr AMI hammerer. on bands,
gangs or circulars. also practical mtal-
wright: 10 years experience. Address
Fred Marlatt. Silsbce. Texas. u
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WANrED--.I would like to get position ON
country weekly have worked AT business
four years. viii work cheap. w, II.
Byrd Cameron Texas I'll
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pRlNrER--Cio0i Job and news printer csf
10 years expe; u nee wants situation In
country. don't drink. moderate wages.
Address H. H.. care Enterprise. Hunts
willie, Texas. II
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| SHORTHAND AND TYpEwRITING
| taught by a thoroughly experienced
| teacher, in from three TO six months.
| s. per month: begin now. Mrs. H. l..
| Rodgers 1911 Capitol avenue 81
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= q
FOR SAIlE--E.iRhty acres OF land on the
j. A. Dunn survey. nine miles north Of
Houston, Harris county, Toxas, Address
Smith n Harrington, Taylor, Texas, u
A FEW more beautiful cottages at un-
heard-of- prices, and ON easy monthly
payments Drummer IAnd company,
drummer r. o., Texas. n
A RARGAIN--lH acres good farm and
ranch. suitable for all purposes; healthy.
nretty lnostion Good living water. Apply
WE HAVE n large list OF city properties
20 exchange for good unimproved prai
RE farming isnd: will give good value
for the KIND OF land we want; DO not
want tienber nor Western land: CORE
spcndence scItcited j. w, BartIett Il
Co. c03 Main street. Dallas, Texas. 20
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WAN1Ep-A pos.t.on for aN year round
NV young Bohemian n,au, either In
merchandise House or saloon. plays good
Eb bass. Apply 10 John Shupak
Waller. Texas. ~
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ing season. vii, help In dry goods de-
partment aiso, good reference given.
Address Mrs. K u. HilI. Eaet,and. TcN.gl
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FOR RENT-Threc sinfurnishcd rooms Tor
lght housekeeping. TO couple without
children. Ia private family. close int
references exthnnsed No. 40 LlouisaRna
erect, between Capitol end Rusk. ~
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MIDDLE aged lady with good references
wishes pace as houeckeeror, will take
charge of chtidren and help with sewing.
Apply 1917 Ctenevcrt. II
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Sal lsSMEN for cigars; 1926 IA month and
expenses. old firm. experience unneecs-
snry, Inducements to customers. 4. G..
Bishop AZ Co, 81. Louis. s-22
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WANTED--A position as q dry goods, fur
n,shing guocs or clothing salesman;
ommsen,saas ON. Address j. 8, Tcol. Van
AfStynf Texas Y
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YOUNG man ai years old wants work Of
any kind IN any part OF city. Address
c. X, this off.co ~
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LIFE INSuRA N CE- 90 per 1900. age
81. The hay State of Mass. Organized
1881 Losses paid 5000. 0o0. Agents want
ed: top contracts: notes taken. our risk
w, j. Minton. manager, Dallas Texas
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THE Barden Sheets Electrical Construc-
ton Co viii move shortly IN their new
quarters. 1909 TcXnS nYenue. II
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suitable for dnlryinE or gardening pus-
pUses. r. G.. BcGart, ~ L. Brancn
street. -
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| GOOD bcokkcepar aud all round offios
man wants position, Address +. u.
i tbtS s,fnre q
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OR. A. T. sANDEN,
Boz C., OBJ 10th Street. Denver C9los
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FRIDAY. .iaiUriay and Monday are the
last three days Mt Sapcr's Red Front
clothing store. 4l9 Main street, for bar.
gains. =
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A GOOD paying restaurant for sale or
rent to right party Apply at once TO
sl2 Congress avenue, Houston, Texas. 90
,WANTED--A partner with some capital
to take charge of profitable business In
this city. Address at once, l.. H., this
office. 20
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THE WEATHER.


Forecast for Sunday. The, Unftesl
Gfates Weather Bureau Issues the follow
ing 1orecast for the next twenty-fonf
hours. 81 Ig8 iw #usJ1e
For. North Carolina, Fair, followed
s nv showers on the coast; northeasteriy
winds; slight rise in temperature
For Raleigh and Vicinity -~Faar Snn-
day; warmer. Wind viii shift to south
erly Sunday afternoon.
W,nrher Conditions-The temperature
has moderated everywhere during the
mast "a hours, especially in the west.
The lowest reported Saturday morning
is 2 below zero at Bismack. Inc oaro'
meter is falling in the west. and increas'
ing esoaiiness, with southerly winds, pre-
vails west OF the Mississippi river. Some
snow is still falling in the east Lake re-
Eion, and heavy rains occurred over
southern Florida. amounting to 1.1o inch
es Mt Jupiter and 1.SS at Key West. In
the central valley the weather continues
clear and warmer.
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A NEW PopuLIsr ORGAN.

There is talk OF establishing a new
PopuEst paper in Raleigh. The project
is fathercd by G. Ed. Kestler, of Con-
cord, editor Of the 'Vestibule," and r.
A. Cobb, of Morganton, candidate for
State Librarian. 1t will be the organ
OF the Minority Popuists. Kestler says
its establishment depends on the tone
taken by the other two organs here--the
Caucasian and Progressive Farmer. If
they play strong Majority tunes, then
the Vestfbule will come in and spoil the
music with discordent Minority chorus
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ABOUT THE SICK FOLKS

Dr. Marshalrs condition is practically
unchanged, except that he is daily grow
ing weaker.
Capt. A. s. Peace IS slightly improv-
ing. Hopes of his recovery are now en-
tertained.
Mr.. M. L. Woods condition continues
to improve
Miss Jennie Barner Is sick at her home
on South Dawson street
Mr.. M. L. Norris was able to be out
yesterday after two weeks attack of
grippe.
Mrs. William Boylan. ST., 10 seriously
III.
Mrs. johnson. mother Of Messrs. Chas
y. and James /. johnson, 10 very sick.
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CITY IN BRIEF.

yarxs, county sends two new conyictss
; DO the sssnitentiary. They were brought
here hy Sheriff Smith.
A new grocery store has been opened
at IT, Esst Martin street. by Mr.. w. q,
Allen. who wiz dc a general grocery bus
mess
There viii be meeting of the Guild
of ST. Timothy at 4 80 o'clock Tuesday at
fernoon at the residence of Mrs. Annie M ).
Parker
The Rock Quarry road. formerly one
a Of the worst nthe county. has been made
one of the best by Mr.. McMackin and
his conricts.
Only one marriage license was granted
yesterday by the register OF deeds. This
was 30 Mr.. a. j. Branch and Miss Sarah
Hish-both OF this county.
Mr.. j. S. Correll yesterday received n
Telegram Announcing the death Of Mr..
FL. A. Deal, at Greenville, S. G. Mr..
Zeal was Mr. Correll's brother-in-law.
Gov. Russell yesterday made requisi-
ton On the Governor of Tennessee for
the beiies of Charles and Boney john
snn, wanted in Buncombe county for
burglary.
There will be a meeting of the Min
istering Circle of Kings Daughters Oh
Monday afternoon, February first, at 4
O'Clock, Mt the home of Mrs. Charles M.
Busbee.
Two cases only demanded Mayor Russ
intention when he opened court yester-
day. These were plain, old-fash:oned
drunks and they We're allowed to go at
ter being given twelve hours in the city
lookup IN which to repent.
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FOR ADJUTANT GENERAL.

1T is said that the members of
the Legislature from Craven and adjoin-
ing counties are urging upon Governor
Russell the appointment Of Mr.. 6. G..
Clark, OF Newborn, as Adjutant General
of the State Guard. Mr. Clark is young
man and brother OF MrNW. w. Clark.
He is strong Republican, and at the
head Of the Newbern division of the Ma
val Reserves 1t is also said that Lieu
tenant Winslow, Of Newbern, is also 8
candidate for Adjutant General.
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! FUNERAL OF MIR. STRICKLAND.

The funeral Of Mr.. FL. J. Strickland
superintendent Of Central Methodist Sun
day School, was held yesterday afternoon
from that church and the body was in
tered with Masonic honors.
Mr.. Strickland was an honorable, quiet
Christian man, held in the highest esteem
by all who knew him. He was A years
@old. and has for many years been mem
Der OF the Methodist church. At the
time of his death he was superintendent
Of the Central Church Sunday School.
He was also prominent Mason. MIR.
Strickland has resided in Raleigh only
few months, but during that time he
made host OF friends He leaves a
widow and FIVE children.
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VIC. StrOnach G. Sons

Wholesale and Retail Grocers.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS OF RALEIGH PAPER CO.
ny. ,,.x.. -
Nos1 AXE oA a9Ery In rHs SUPERIOR COURT.
q. III Relvin. Cashier. &C., vs. The Raleigh
Paper Company, n. Holding Lessee, and
w. w. Vass, Trustee.
In pursuance oi an order duly made and
entered in said action the creditors of the
said Raleigh Paper Company are hereby
notified to come in and make themselves
parties TO said action.
n. III. YOUNG,
Clerk Wake Superior Court.
January rs, 1897
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STOCK-TAKING WEEK.

Spring deliveries are upen Us.

Spring deliveries are upen us.
A clean sweep lis now to he made.
IL IN resolved aud determined that all
SHORT LINES aud ACCU MUTATIONS
>h4l, go: reference to value not To be- con
sidSred.
During INVENTORY this week, some en-.
tire 8ioes OF goods will he brought to- face tn
sacrifice table and in every department
something viii be found u1en which quick
moving prices will be placed
stock tar ing Ia fraught with many sur
prlses. Reckless pfice-eutttng akin o daring
~ often ind ged In. Price pairing, 50 uII-
grudingly done mere, is much to pleasure ahu
81 ~ nI~nt OF the cautious, saving aHd eco
n, mles.I, and many a q liar may be saved
By a. o jtIdiciAus investments here afforded
tor present use OF future wants.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

Sherwood Higgs & Stock Taking.
julius Lewis Hareware Co.-Usef'u
5nforuat:on
w. H.& r. S. Tucker Il Co.-Specia!
(. Sales.
w. L. Jones.--For Women.
s.. c. nool--Shoss.
s. & ID. Berwanger. 4 rents Furnish
J. III. Broughton & Color Sale.
w. C.. Stronaoh & Sons. About Hogs.
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NOTICE.

Application will be. made to tine present
session of the General Assembly TO pass
a law incorporating the Southern Co
operative Life Insurance Society.
Jan. 10, 1897.
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WANTED.

Experienced tea or grocery salesman
having an established trade amongst the
best class of retail grocers, by large inn
PORTING house. Address, with particulars,
p. D. Box. 2306, New York City
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SNgemeoo9dgl,a,g !: 20
SUCCESSORS TO CASHERWooD CO.
SPECIAL.

The first gun of the spring. Two cases Sea Island
yard wide percals for shirt waists and children's
dresses All new styles, at our celebrated no COM
petition price TUG
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carr a full line OF DR.. Earl s. Sloa n's
great P~nedies.
Sloai Liniment cures Rheumatism.
VIM. SIMPSON. Druggist
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GOOD OPENING FOR ENERGETIC
$50. DRUGGIST.

Will sell stock Of drugs, &c, on easy
terms. Good chance for a stirring man
to do good business. Apply to G. A..
Dump, Scotland Neck, n. c., at once.
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sTRAYED.

A medium sized white female setter
dog. named Joe. playfully. crouches wien
petted liberal reward given il return
ed 30 123 Vest Martin street.
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FOR SALE CHEAP.

Two-story fye-room house; lot 15x25n
feet: water connections; good location.
Address, BOX o12," Raleigh, y. G.
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WANTED.

Houses and lots for rent and sale on
commission. Collection OF rent q speciality.
A. w. MOVE Il co.
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WANTED.

Position by registered pharmacist. Ad.
dress, Robt. Sledge. Leaksville, N. @.
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WHEN YOU WANT

Fire Insurance don't forget A. w.
Move & Co. They represent the best
companies.
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Don't disappoint the folks at home
They expect box of ROYSTER'S
CANDY.
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BoARDERs WANTED.

Persons desiring good table board can
be accommodated Mt Mrs. T. A. sBowens,
Newborn Avenue. two blocks from capt.
toll Furnished rooms can also be had.
Best Of everything.
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Monday Ist, Stock Taking.
Tuesday End, Stock Taking.
Wednesday 3rd, Stock Taking.
Thursday 4th, After Stock Taking.
Friday 9Th, After Stock Taking,
Saturday 9Th, After Stock Taking.

Daily the week progresses will offer at clearing
prices such merchandise Silks, Dress Goods Black
Dress Goods Linens, Hosiery, Underwear, Mems Furn-
shngs, Small Wares, House Keeping Goods Woolens
Fannels, &C., &c.
We will make to the interest of the customer to buy
lit is certainly interest to sell You will find many
bargains in the many lines will be offering. Daily
shopping will repay you.
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~ ~ wv -
We are often asked which is the best
breed of Hogs. We don't know great
deal about Hogs, but our friend, DIR.
Blacknall, does Several years ago he
bought a pair Of the Chatham Cobbitt''
stock. He fed them two crops Of corn,
aud, when he marketed them they weigh
ed fourteen pounds each.
We do know something about Hams,
Ferris and "Star" brand are the best
you can buy at this time We have half
dozen other brands, some as low as
IL cents pound. You will find the best
cheapest.
We have just received an extra nice lot
of Fruit, Grapes, Oranges and Apples
They reached as in fine condition, and we
are selling them rapidly.
We have a fine stock Of Evaporated
Peaches. Apricots and Apples, French
Prunes, California Prunes, three grades
OF latter.
Navy Beans. Pea Beans, Split Peas,
White Peas, Big Hominpy, Little Hon
my, all good dishes for this season.
Ferris Boneess, bingham and Armours
Breakfast Strips. Sliced Beef. Clipped
Beef, Shredded Goldfish, Spiced Pigs
Feet, Corned Beef, Pig Pork, No. l
White Mackerel. Mullets, Family Roe
Herring. Goldfish, Shad Roe, all in season.
Van Houtens Cocoa, Hawley s. Harp's
Cocoa. Bakers Cocoa, all good.
Golden Gate Peaches and Pears. An
excellent line Of other California goods
Peaches, Pears, Apricots, White Cher
ries, etc.
Our Roller Champion Flour, lava AMI
Mocha Blend Coffee, Tea and Butter the
best-the very best money can buy.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-01-31
IF YOU ARE BUSY

And haven't time 10 come 10 see us,
drop us a card or send US telephone
message, and we will call and see you
at once. Respectfully,
j. NJ. BR0UGHT0N & co.
s West Martin ST., Raleigh, N, G..
Phone 206b.