The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-01-10
THE CONFEDERATE BAZAAR.
Contributions Are Pouring init VIII
Be a Great Success.

Contributions Are Pouring init VIII
Be a Great Success.
The committee, Messrs. A. b. Stronach
and n w. West are visiting such bust
ness people in Raleigh as they have not
already seen in the interest of the Con-
federate Bazaar
These gentlemen have large business
of their own, and when tits considered
that they are giving a great deal of their
valuable time, it is hoped our people will
he hearty in their responses. Anything
that can be sold will be most thankfully
received and duly acknowledged. The
Ladies of the Bazaar and ladies of this
city and State are giving their hearty
aid in every way they can. 1t is hoped
and believed large number of visitors
will be in the city from. all over the
State, and there is no doubt that the
Bazaar will be great success in every
way If the people will think of it they
will see that small contribution from
every one in a position to give anything
will bring together a large collection Of
goods, wares and merchandise that can
be sold and the proceeds of sale go to n
charity institute to aid our boys (now
old mem who wore the gray. North
Carolina is proudd of her Confederate
veterans.
The Bazaar will be held for the bene-
fit of l.. OBJ. Branch camp. The money
raised will be used to establish and main
tain sick fund for the members of the
camp. 1t was proposed to hold the Ba-
zaar for two days, but it has grown to
such magnitude that the managers have
decided to extend the time to one week.
January 9th to Goth inclusive. Ready
IN DWELLING responses TO their request for
aid are pouring in from all sides. The
people of the city of Raleigh, and the
State of North Carolina, have combined
to make this not a LEGAL affair. but n
matter in which the entire State is inter-
ested. Our Northern brethren have, too,
shown by their gifts and kind words
th.ir great admiration for and pride in the
Southern soldiers. Don't be IA laggard
in aiding the Bazaar. 1t is all for char
ity. Sweet Charity.
Contributions outside of city and State
not previously acknowledged through
Mr.. A. B. Stronach.
]. w. Goddard q Sons, New York,
100 pairs FEEDERS Skirt Protector $45.
Hon. J. S. Carr, Durham, \. c., II
nickel watches.
Holmes & Ide, Troy, New York, cash
$500.
Newberger Hene & Co., New York,
6 Applique Table Covers.
Cash, New York, $3.50.
Through julius Lewis, Hardware
Company:
Matthai Ingram & Co, Baltimore, Md,
2 Toilet Sets, 2 Bread Boxes, Mary
land Bakers.
| Shuford Hardware Co. Hickory, \.
c.. = Nickel Hagey King Heaters.
| Sandage Steel Skein Co. South Bend,
| Ind, % pairs soldring irons.
John Q. Morris. Baltimore. Md. S1.00.
| Whitehead Bros. Rubber Co., Trenton,
| n. J., $500.
| Russell Erwin, Manufacturing Co,
New York. 8 Nickel and Gold Fire
| Sets.
Peters Cartridge Co, Cincinnati Ohio,
/ 800 Victor Cartridges.
| Through Acme Wine Co.. one ~ bar
rel, l 0dozen Vartray Ginger Ale, from
| Nartray Water Company Buffalo. \. Y.
| The North Carolina booth in the Con
! federate Bazaar will be twice the size
Of any other tent or booth, and will be
| practically an exposition of North Caro-
lima industries. Small ware such as
/ tables, chairs, foot-stools, paper weights
made of wood, not vanished, but the
natural wood polished &c, are more
saleable. But anything and everything
! will be acceptable.