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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-08
not SATISFACTORY.
CHOICE OF THESE 89c.
A.word about our

A. word about Our
SHOES.
TO make you doubly sure nbout the
shoes you buy here, no matter how
great the bargain sale, we gunrnn-
teee every pair, for when we hny
81 shoes for 49c., we mean the shoes
were made TO sell and usually sells
for 81, and that our great pur-
chasing power brings them to 20"
for 4oc. 1t is the same with the ."
and 81 shoes for $3.50. Whilst at
this season the rule IL to sell out
the balance OF stock ut great re-
ductions, we are buying the left
over stock OF new goods from DIE
manufacturers and selling them Tor
less thnn you can buy from regular
stock.
Ladies' si.25 Wei Kid oxfords, hand
turned and Macay-seWed, u anu ,on
lasts ,............. .......''''''''''''''
Misses Dongola Kid Oxfords, Macay-
sewed. new coin toe, patenl-leaIn,,
tin .......... OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES"
Children's Tan Oxfords. Macay-sewed'
new coin toe .............'''''''''''''
Boys Russet and Black Lace SHOES: an
solid ................ ..''''''''''''''',
Misses $50 Wei Kid Oxfords, DopK'
Chocolate. and Black, coin toe''.'o'c'
Ladies' 81 Wei Kid Oxfords. Macay,
sewed, Chocolate, OX-Blood' anu
Black, all widths .......''..''.'''''''l !.
Corl,sle and Maloney Brothers g and "a
0vfords. in all the newest styles. Slbo.
ladies' 81 Bicycle Boots. canvas top
leather facings, ID and u lasts'''si'-"'
Children's Chocolate Button Shoes, new
coin toe. regular price Ioc.......''''f'0'
Misses Dongola Kid Button Shoes new
round toe. patent-leatner up les -iI,
price 15c. ..........'''''''.'' 30 r.
Brilliant French Isle IhhAAiD
HOSE. Hermsdorf Black, spliced heels
and toes, sale price .......'.''.''''," vo'
. story short and sweet of the ball
nnce of this summers
WASH DRESS GOODS.
since June 18th something IKE
80. 900 yards of wash Dress Goods
have been received and party sol"
here, but the rapidly closing season
nccessitate some active measure 10
virtually control the tFhde al 'heso
few who will now buy these goods.
The entire stock has been di'i"eu'
md will he sold as fOiioWsi
All 80. 37lh, %, 20, 20, I7c. Wash
Goods, comprising 80
AI-Linen Batistes, Colored oll IN
Stripe Grenadines. Colored SIX ChecA
Grenadines. Imported French Organ
dies. Genuine Scotch Lappets'
AT A CHOICE OF 12i4c. a YARD.
All Wash Goods mp to IKE,
comprising Fancy Sheer Lawns, Fancy
sheer Organdies, Lace stripe Balste,
and more or less of other fabrics.
AT 4 CHOICE OF 6Ac. A YARD.
All Wash Dress Goods, up to Sc.
yard,
comprising Crepe Cloths. original
price. Y l-2c.; Coral Effect Dimities,
4O-lnch-wide Stripe Lawns, and more
or less other fabrics,
AT A CHOICE OF 37sc. A YARD.
~ MS MEYERS SONS. GrH klD BROAD.
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When Tired Out
r.e Uoruford's Acid Phosphate.

DR. NJ. Fl. Henry. New York. says:
"When completely tired out by prolonged
wakefulness and overwcrked. 1t Is OF
the greatest value to me. As beverage
q possesses charms beyond anything l
know of In the form OF medicine
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-08
A most Extraordinary Sale Of
LADIES' NECIIWEAR AND
WAIST TIyINGS.

A most Extraordinary Sale Of
LADIES' NECIIWEAR AND
WAIST FIXINGs.
bargains. Don't fail to see them, COM
priSin6
White Embroidery Gretchens,
Large Lace Fichus, Embroidery and
Null Collars, Embroidery Waist
Fronts, White Swiss suspenders, In
three lots.
Fixings costing $50. 81, $3.50. and $3.50
at choice OF al.
Fixings costing 81 and ;i.25 at a choice
Of SOc.
Flxings costing 80 and 75c. at a choice
of 25c.
Mail orders may be returned II not
satisfactory.
Entire assortment OF CHILDREN'S
PARASOLS, fancy satins and silks,
costing soc. 10 81; sale price, Zoe
THIN WHITE GOODS.
The manufacturers OF the goods would
vince if they saw the prices at when
we are now selling them. If you have
needs, IL means that you get almost
twice as much for the same money
with which you could buy them a
week ago.
TIC Dotted Swisses are now selling
at go. ................ .............s....oe
19c Persian Alulls are now selling. i212c.
2-yard- wlde Black Organizes are now
selling ...... .......... .Joc.
Il lie. India Linons are now selling
at ......... ................. ...''''.' Sc
2-yard-wide White Organizes, are now
selling at ...........................
lie Heavy Corded White L. K.....10c.
English Long Cloth, the most need
ed OF all white fabrics, SIC. yard.
Channels Finish S-BUTTON LENGTH
GLOVES. every size, 6 TO l-2: origi-
nally cost Soc. pair; sale price. Zoe.
More and more of the Ladies' Mus
lin Underwear Mt such prices az TO
cut short the work of those who
have been taking time 10 make IL.
When ordering by mail kindly state
sizes.
Ladies' 5Oc. Fine Muslin Drawers, with
lace trimmed umbrella rufiie, 2oc.
Ladies' 75c Fine Muslin Drawers. in
serting and lace edge trimmed, 4oc.
Ladies' soc. Heavy Muslin Gowns, dou-
BILE yokes. cambria ruf1le trimmed, Boo.
ladies' $50 and 50 Fine Muslin Gowns,
Mother Hubbard and empire eitects'
handsomely trimmed in lace ana en-
broidery, choice. Csc.
Iadiesn ACC. Wide Muslin UnderskIrts,
with fucks and cambria ruflie, special
sale soc.
Chfdren's IL lie. Heavy Muslin Draw
ers. &c.
Nurses LARGE Fancy and Plain White
Aprons, 10, 12la. 10. 10 and Zoe.
Large Brown Check Bingham Aprons,
&c.
1900 dozen LADIES' BLACK GLOVES.
silk finish isle thread; the best &c.
kind; sale price, 1Oc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-08

The. Virginia. OF the Daytime brought
to the city yesterday the following pas
scngers from Baltimore and the NORTH
Miss L. Holland, J. 8. Terash, MISS L.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-08
WHY MAKE YOUR SHEETS
when you can get them ready.n,,.
for less than material costs.

WHY MAKE YOUR SHEETS
when you can get them ready-n.,,
for less than material costs.
Full pouble-Bod-Slze kound-nr,,s
Bleached Sheets for 33c each.
New York NH Sheets, 21-2 yards sour.
for oDc. each.
Hcmstitched Douhle-Bed-size Ble.s,,
Sheets for soc. each.
BOLSTER AND PILLow-CAgEs IN
MATCH.
Wide Domet Flannel. Sc. quality %,
Jbc. yard.
Fine Zephyr Ginghams. small cher,
and plalds. u L.. quality, for 90.
yard
Be. quality Heavy Unbleachod Cotton
for Use. yard.
Yard-wide Bleached Muslin. wiAov,
dressing. for 5iac. yard.
A stock of
LEATHER GOODS
Is offered us here In August. and In,
for the fact that prices nre hsIf
usual, we would never have though,
of buying.
Red Leather Belts. harness buckles
most stylish OF our - and &c. kinds
for Zoe.
Narrow Leather Belts. smooth. rough
undrCssed leather, some with sterling
silver buckles. and cost up 10 JOo.. Tor
Zoe.
Black Seal Belts. stitched sdre, lsrgs
and small sizes, ana leathcr-coyefSi
buckles. @5c.
Combination Pocket-Books and card.
Cases. square shape. real alligator,
cost SOC. for To-.
Black Seal. Sterling Trimmed Pocket.
Books. costing up TO 5oc., Tor &oc.
Black Seal solid leather Throughout
cost Soc. for zoe
Large Shopping Excursion Bags, cloh
tops, cost 3ic., for l5c.
Finest Chatelaine Bags. most exqulsu
leather. 81.
a rare sale OF
LADIES SUITS, SKIRTS, Etc.
Our buyer has bought 200 Of the richsr
and finest Of this Seasons Goods, glr
ments made within the past tW
weeks. We viii divide them into
number Of different lots. and put O.
them the lowest prices ever placed q
high-grade goods.
Black Figured China SILK skirts. mad
ia the best manner, worth 49, nos
50.
Black Figured Mohalr Skirts. look igg
like silk. and wear even better. wolA
81. now 500.
Black Cashmere Skirts, we'll made
yards wide, and lined all thron
worth 1925. now Si.25.
Linen Crash skirts. well made. ys'',
wide, perfect fitting. worth 40, nE
0re.
White Duck Suits. full skirts and BLAIR
Jackets. worth Sl99. now 81.
Black Duck eults. blazer Jacket irin'
med in strips Of same, worth stA
now 81 30.
Tan and Gray ATWOOD Bicycle Sln
with leggins 70 match, worth ~
now 81 30.
Mixed Duck Suits. blazer Jackets al
wide skirts, worth no. now Osc.
JULIUS yEYEa'S sons. 9Th kgD B7llO,
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SIN AND RAIN UMBRELLAS.

Ahout 200 from the salvage sale or the
railroad company entering Richmond.
They were shipped here to whole-
sale firm. who refused TO accept theh'
because the covers were uaildsei;
we bought them for half price, ana
have removed the covers, and warrant
every Umbrella perfect. You VIII mss
q n YOU do not obtain one OF these
Umbrellas:
Black Twilled Gloria Umbrellas, TWIST
ed. natural, and Englsh-Woou nanu and
both ladies' and mems, steer anu
wooden rods, costing up to 81; In TINS
sale ...... ................. sss'''''''""N'
Mems Large Umbrellas, Black Twilled
Gloria. very stylish hook handles, cost
up TO $50, in this sale.......''''... ooc.
eco Umbrellas, a gathering OF an
the Novelty Umbrellas from our stock.
and costing up TO 81, at choice OF
WRITING PAPERS.
specinI sales for those who leave
home. Sent per mail at an extra
cost of sc. per box.
Hurlburts Finest so and 75c. poX
Writing Paper. 2oc
pound.
Envelopes to match, &c. a pack.
Tinted Paper, 15c. n pound. Envelopes
to match, Sc. package.
All our 90 and 25c. box Papers, 1Oc.
A MaNUFACT OF BUT
TERMILK SOAP,
called BUTTERMILK AND VIOLET
SOAP. is overstocked with 1900 cakes.
which were made TO sell at &C., Dut
which have been sold as low as &c.
we have purchased the lot TO sell lor
lie. a cake. You can buy as much as
Won want Mail orders must be ac-
companied with cash.
Murray & Lannon'S Florida Water,
Acc. bottle.
Oakley's Florida Water. 38c.
SoZodont doc. a bottle.
Sheffields Dentrifice. 15c.
Half pint Witch Hazel. &c.
OalIley's 75c. Toilet Waters. &c.
Small size Toilet Waters, Boo.
Iait d'Iris, 4Sc. bottle.
Baby-Brushes. 15c.
lO-Row Nail-Brushes. something new,
25c.
Cosmo Buttermilk Soap, sc.
tIIi HE uCvro,c cnvc cru aNn rpnln
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-08

. SENSATION IN BICYCLE LAMPS
The Celebrated GoId-Pinted '"'
Iamp-. originally 81 ench, here NJ"
for S1.40.
The siIver-Faced Don Lamp 4"c'
The Boulevard Lamp, sl-oo.
II,.,ontc Saddles. usually 81, for 'oc'
All colors Valentines Enamel ioc'
Giant Toe-Clips. 1oc.
Dlxons Graphite. &c.
Cork Grips. lie.
Electric-Stroke Bells, 25c
Single-Stroke Bellss 12c.
Beck No. Saddle, s1.Oo.
Wood-Rim Cement. 1Oc. a bottle.
LADIES' SUMMER GLOVES, new new
style four large pearl buttons, sim
stitched: originally cost Soc.; saie
price 15c.
INFANTS SUMNER CAPS.
Though threc months remain In
which they can be worn, airc""'
hive prices been considerably re-
duced.
Infants Pretty Null Caps, very sheer.
cluster fine tucks, full ruche, o1.sy
ribbed. trimmed. cost $i.25. for..''Ioc'
1 lot Of Dainty Corded Null caps,
lenciennes lace trimmed, full ruCne'
reduced TO ......... .....''..'''''''''
All our Embroidered Null Caps, CO.,
WIN :IUc
/ Nurses and Maids Fancy Caps. cost
2Oc for .............. ACCOMMODATIONS
lot of Infants 25c. Pretty Null caps
for ............ .........s. 's'''''''''.
Infants Dainty Embroidered Null BON
nets. lace trimmed, were Soc, for.-'c'
Infants Pretty Null Bonnets PINK,
blue. and White, two aceordeoh
pleated ruffles, trimmed with Nalen,
ciennes lace over face accoIutoa
pleated cape, were AI5; your Sno,1o
.oo r.ADIES' STRAW HATS, Sailors
and Fedoras, qualities cost SOC. TO 81
Ia vrfpa 49,
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THE SEASON FOR FANS

is about over. but we could not reS ,I,o
the te,nptation OF buying out an I'M
norter Of the highest novelty Japd-
nese. Italian, and Vienna SIX ana
parchment Fans. These are spieau
out on a table for this weeks sel,ll l,5,
and though worth up 10 foc. apluSc'
Vou NAV nick your choice at loc
Mail orders Will be carefully filed ana
state whether Empire or large shape
IS desired. ..,
200 Large Black Parchment Fans worth
10
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-03-27
LEGISLATIVE.
NATIONAL.

House continues its consideration of
the tariff bill under the five minute
rule and the Democrats attack the
schedule.
Senate hears some vigorous talk on
civil service, pro and con.
Four of the Democratic members of
Congress will vote for the Dingley
bill.
Conference with Speaker Reed as to
monetary legislation has no fruits.
TEXAS.
House bill to validate Confederate
script is made subject to call of the
Senate.
Senate passes bill appropriating $685.
600 for battle ground purchase at San
Jacinto.
Bill passes requiring suit for per-
sonal damages against railroads to be
brought in the county in which the
injury occurred, or in which the plain
tiff resides.
Bill for extending city limits of Wa
co passes.
President of Senate signs bill au-
thorizing Arkansas Pass Harbor COM
pany to buy Harbor island.
Senate cuts down the appropriation
for preparing the state exhibit for the
Tennessee centennial to $1,000.
Senate passes several bills relative
to court processes.
Senate passes bill requiring public
schools to be taught five days out OF
the week, seven hours a day and such
legal holidays observed as the trus
| tees direct.
Appropriation bills are laid before
the House. All motions cutting dowI
clerk hire or the wages of employees
or reducing the clerical force are
promptly tabled.
House considers a number of minol
measures, divorce, fishing, deposits o.
investment companies.
Resolution presented providing To-
the abolition of the Office of distric
judge.
Senate has a bill prohibiting the eX
hibition of prize fighting pictures.
House committee cuts out the appro
priation of 100000 for the purchase
of convict farms.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-03-27

there for the protection of those who
! hope TO operate these mines. Were
these officials talking through their
hats" to the emperor? Hardly, 1
think.
The mines of Guanojuanto were
known to be rich, for, within period
of % years, they alone were known
TO have yielded one hundred and
twenty-five million dollars in gold and
silver. Yet those of Texas are report
| ed by mining experts of that period
as promising more wealth than the
richest mines in all Mexico. Iterbide
was deposed and in the governmental
upheaval of secceeding years. The
comanches were left in undisputed
possession, if we except the gallant
break made by the Bowie brothers a
decade later. These two men were
more than mere fighters, they were
men of education and of culture. 1t
VISA a fad with Jim Bowie, this enter
prise of the Mexican miners. His
most intimate association was with
our best element of old Spanish-Amer-
lean era, and he knew all there was to
be known of mining history or tradi-
ton in Texas.
1t is more than tradition that the
Indians fought longer and harder to
hold the hills of the LlanO, therefore
any other part of the frotier of Texas.
Yes, Billy, there is gold around
Llano and silvertoo, and the red men
have ever fought like devils to keep
the white men away from there. The
red man has passed away but the re-
pressive effects of legislative tomfool-
cry has proven hindrance to all de-
velopment, as effective as were the
numerous raids of the red skins. VIII
these later evils pass? Too late
fear. if ever. for those who have borne
the heat and burden of the day on the
frontier of Texas.
ADOBE.
San Antonio, March %. 1897.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-03-27
PUNCH ROBERTSON.

Who will open a weeks engagement
at the Grand tomorrow night, March
2S, is spoken of most favorably by the
press of the leading cities of the state.
The claim is made that he gives the
best performances yet seen at 10, 20
and 80 cent prices, in many cases
equal to the one dollar attractions.
The opening bill, Rose Cottage" a
society comedy drama, interpersed
with the very latest songs and dances,
has made a phenomenal hit in every
city visited by the company. Ladies
will be admitted free who are accom-
panied by escorts who have a paid 30
cent ticket, which must be reserved
before Z o'clock p. m. Sunday. The
same rule will be observed on Mon
day. Matinees will be given on every
afternoon, commencing Tuesday.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-03-27
115 ALAMO PLAZA
WITH A PISTOL.

The police on the Alamo plaza and
Houston street beats were called upon
last night about 10 o'clock to search
for man whom Mrs. Sallie Royal, a
colored woman living on East Houston
street, declared had attempted to kill
her with a pistol. The man ran away
and could not be found.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-03-27
BUCKLENs ARNICA sALyE.

The best salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum,
Fever Sores, letter, Chapped Hands,
Chilblains, Corns, and all skin erup-
lions, and positively cures piles, or no
pay required. 1t is guaranteed to
give perfect satisfaction or money re-
funded. Price Is cents per box. For
sale by +. Kalteyer & Son. I
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-03-27
For SALE.

Piano, furniture. school desks, sur
ry, LeghOrn fowls, bee stands, 40
King William street. 3-262t*
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-03-27

D. Louis Hough, Of the state Of
Vera Cruz, Mexico, is in the city.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-03-27

TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY.
Take laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
All druggists refund the money if ii
fails to cure. 25c. 10-5-156t.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-08-21
HIGH HONOR TO MISS SHIP,
She Receives Notice of Her Admittance
30 Cambridge University, England


She Receives Notice Of Her Admittance
60 Cambridge University, England
The following from the Lincoln Journ-
al Of this week will please Miss Ships
friends in Raleigh and throughout the
State:
miss Kate Shipp, OF this place, has
Just received notice OF her admittance
to Cambridge University, in England.
1t is not only very high honor, bat is
an unusual one, because the rules Of
that famous university require that
those admitterd shall be graduates of
English institutions, Ia view of Miss
Ships high attaihments and the very
high testimonials sent in her behalf,
the rules were suspended and she was
admitted without examination.
''Miss Ship is a daughter of the late
Judge VIM. NJ. Ship, one of the States
ablest and most learned jurists. She
has inherited much of her distinguished
fathers talent, and has been carefully
and thoroughly educated. For six years
she was teacher in the Charlotte grad
ed schools, part of the time being prin-
cipal of the Charlotte High School fOI
Girls, and for FIVE years she was a
member of the faculty of st. Mary's
School, at Raleigh, one of the States
leading colleges for women.
ut is Miss Ships intention, after
completing the course at the Cambridge
University, to establish a high schoo
for girls and young ladies at some poin
in North Carolina, preferably in the
western part of the State"
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-08-21
THE WEATHER TODAY.

For North Carolna Partly cloudy
weather: east to southeast winds.
For Raleigh and Vicinity: Fair.
Weather Conditions.-Thelo low pressure
yesterday, extending from the Lake re
gion to Texas. has given place to high
barometer extending from the Rocky
Mountain slope to the south Atlantic
coast. A slight storm centre appears to
exist in the Gulf of Mexico, with the
lowest barometer at Galveston, Tex.
,Cloudy weather, with rain, continues
along the west Gulf coast; LAG inches
occurred at Galveston. The weather is
also cloudy over the eastern States, with
small amounts of rainfall: but in the
central valley and west it is now clear,
but continues cool.
Maximum temperature at Raleigh
Thursday 76; wind velocity 6 miles per
hour; trace of rain.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-08-21
CITY IN BRIEF.

A. AND. n. G. DIEECTORS.-The
Governor has appointed Mr. b. F. Boy
kin. of New Hanover, director on the
part of the State of the Atlantic and
North Carolina Railway, vice w. j.
Pope, of Lenoir, resigned.
NJ BROWN Is HONDRED.-Mr.
Joseph G. Brown, president of the Citi-
zens' National bank, Of this city, is at
tending the American Bankers Associa-
ton in Detroit, and has been elected
yice-president of the association for North
Carolina.
BACK FROM EUROPE.-A telegram
from New York announces that Mr..
Charles E. Johnson, his daughter Miss
Mary. and Miss Eleanor Vass arrived in
New York yesterday on steamship Bri-
fannie. and are expected to reach Raleigh
this afternoon.
A PAINFUL ACCIDENT.-Whi
ripping plank yesterday morning Mr..
George Carroll, carpenter in the employ
OF the North Carolina Building and Sup
ply Company, happened to a very pain
full accident at the shops of the company
on West street The rip saw got from
under Mr.. CAROLS control and tore the
flesh from his arm about four inches
above the wrist. The wound was about
two inches in length.
JIM ANDERSON TO WED.-A let
ter from Portsmouth makes the an
nouncement that Mr.. James Anderson
and Miss Laura Palmer, will be married
in Portsmouth September Ind at 7:3O a.
m. 1t will be quiet home wedding,
only few of the intimate friends and
near relatives of the parties being in
vited. Mr. Anderson lived in Raleigh
for a number of years and has many
warm friends and acquaintance here
who will join in extending congra tula-
tons.
SIGNS A NEW LEASE.--News comes
Asheville that the Battery Park hotel
will remain under it's present successful
management for the next FIVE years at
least. Mr. E. p. McKissick, under whose
control the hotel has attained it's pre-
sent national reputation, has signed a
new lease Of the property for five years.
Mr.. McKissick is probably the youngest
man In the United States to have con-
troll of hotel property of such value and
Importance as the Battery Park. Be
ginning as assistant manager, he has
won his way rapidly to the front.
DURHAM'S WATER WORKS.-Mr.
Julius Lewis, president of the Raleigh
Water Company, and Mr.. A. NJ. Nc
Pheeters. Jr., its superintendent, went
mp to Durham yesterday to be present
at an official test of the water works
of that place. The test was made to de-
termine whether or not the town OF
Durham would accept the water works
system under a contract recently enter
ed into. Mr.. Lewis was selected az
judge ON the part of the city to decide
the matter. There are three judges to
decide whether the system comes up to
the contract. One represented the water
works, another the city and the third
was n disinterested party, Mr.. Lewis.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-08-21
POSITION AS TEACHER WANTED,

POSITION AS TEACHER WANTED,
A young lady Of experience desires a
osition as teacher In school or q family.
Qualifications, Engli-h, French, music,
beginners in German. Best references
iven. MISS BROOKE BYRD,
Zanoni p. o., Gloucester Co.. Va.
7-27-1m.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-08-21
TO THE SEASIDE.

Wilmington and return only 81 so on the
Seaside Excursion of Weathers and Ber-
nard, Wednesday, Aug. 25th. Leaves 8
O'Clock p. m. Returning leaves Whining
ton o'clock p. m. Thursday 26th. A
trip of a life time. Ladies will find this
train first class in every way, no smok-
ing allowed in their cars. Reserved seats
% cents extra.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-08-21

The Jefferson, Richmond Va, Is con-
Quoted strictly upon the European plan
for the Summer months, with cafe
charges as moderate as any frst-class
restaurant in the State. Good rooms can
had for $3.50 per day and upwards.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-08-21
A WE'LL ARMED MAN.

For life's battles is who hath about
him.
Kodak Headache Powders e doses 10
cents to keep his head cool and free of
pain, and Vick's Little Liver Pills-(no
gripe) 25 cents, to keep his bowels and
liver in healthy state. Druggists sell
them.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-08-21
Business Notices.
ARE YOU GOING?

Wednesday. Aug. 10Th, a M the
luxurious train leaves for Wilmington
returning leaves p. m, Thursday 2oth.
Now for a trip to the ocean, the best
outing of the season. Low rates at
hotels. Baggage checked and reserved
seats. $3.50 round trip. Weathers and
Bernard Managers.