8 THE NEWS AND OBSERVER, TUESDAY MORNING, MAY *>B, 1889.

class attaining the second highest mark. The News g Observer. The first honor was taken by a young Indy who is completing her eighth year at the conservatory, while Miss Johns n Store closes evenings at 7 o'clock, except on Saturdays, TUESDAY Mny 23. 1899 is completing her second year. we are open p. m Stronach, when until 1 0:30 A. B. BOARD of ALDBBMEfN. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. THE LADIES’ DRY GOODS STORE. Several Minor Mutters Attemhsl to at Special=Priced Millinery. ••piedmont si*mx<;s hot el" Special Meeting. *n« Jinn* In). The board of aldermen met in special Eighteen handsome and stylish Trimmed H its are put M US. JOE PERSONS REMEDY session yesterday at noon. The object of Charming and Cheap. Only sale to 'l'liiuk of It. tin* meeting was the appointment of on AT HALF PRICE. elect in well a show time tor these a registrar for the bond ion the an creation, There is a sew time as as second district of the Second ward, in Every Hat in the collection is artistic and time de- THE WEATHER TO-DAY. just Summer-time fabrics. The triumph of your show place of Mr. Ed. Hugh Lee. resigned. prices range from $6.00 to $20.00- Now they are is Mr. Sherwood Haywood was appointed. pends largely on the work done at sew time. I here North Cnrotina: Showers oihl warmer A petition was presented from Mr. H. half— s 3 to $lO this just now; a variety ot Summer in «'iis'torn. fair in western portions Tues- Bland asking permission to ereet a choice picking in store day; A. W«*diicsilay fair; fresh easterly two-story frame building on the corner In the Millinery Department are three special sales—- dress stuffs, sheer, crisp and charming, plain or printed, in winds becoming variable. of Morgan and Blount streets, was read forecast for ami vi- Colored Straw untrimmed; formerly 6Ginghams that, will wash every day 1 snail data for itaN'igli yesterday: from Metropolitan Hall to the Academy large variety Imported And this special selling of flowers! A of America from French Designs. and look'jirotty. Maximum teni|>erntHre, C>o; minimum of Musk* was dismissed and finally re- temix'iallire, oil; mean. SS; rainfall. .080 EACH, Per yard 10c. Ginghams. Plaids, Chocks, fused. the hoard being afraid to establish flowers and foliage; mostly 2>c sorts at TEN CENTS Scotch imlies ifor 24 hours). American Organdies, from French Stripes. Per yard lde. such a precedent. niperinle. completed the work of the ses- foliage mosily 1 >esigns—Organdie 1 Cloth Plaids, Cheeks, This Another lot of flowers and that were 50c S 1-3 \ 7'•_>(* sion and the board adjourned. Per yard Stripes, Per yard 1(1&. 12'ye, at Figured . Per yard 7' jc. CITY ITEMS. sorts TWENTY-FIVE CENTS EACH. Ginghams an 1 Fine Scotch Lawns and Jaconets. 12V>e. French Checks «.iver Ills, & 2*D. HOOD’S PILLS cure Bil- Scotch Forded Dimities 10c. Stripes 15 The trustees of the A. ami M. College iousness, Indigestion, Headache. New Trimmed Hats at $4 and $5. Scindia and Rnngabad Corded Will meet here next Monday. * 4th. Easy to take, oasv to operate. 25c. NOTHING LIKE . Madras 13c. day new beauty added to this gathering of For Children's Every Day Dresses; Shan ton , Finish. One convict was yesterday brought Ho that's tit scti must sail or sink.— Each is Men’s Summer Shirts and Ladies' Shirt IVr yard 13c. to the penitentiary from Hyde county. Spurgeon. stylish Trimmed Hats. Some are of White Leghorn, others Rough Straw Braids; all Miss Mary Turner will entertain the are made from the newest White Closing out Summer Lines. Whist Club at 5 o’clock Wednesday are handsomely trimmed with an abundance of flowers and afternoon. Poppies! Onions! LADIES’ NECKWEAR, PARASOLS. SILK UMBRELLAS. GATHER- foliage—s and $5- AND WAIS TS. (N>r|M)rairon Commission meet 4 ED. PLAIN, FANCY RIBBON, SILK PETTICOATS The will Roses! Honeysuckles! FA N S. fort. and our one dollar sort at 49c.. today. eases of special importance No ANI) mean comfort and economy combined. are on the docket. A large assortment of fine white Another item of purse importance here graduating fans, suitable for is the 50c. neckwear, in various shapes, Ten Cnited States prisoners were yes- gifts, decorated with spangles here all at 25c each. terday brought jail . to for trial this ami Mowers SI.OO. $1.25. $1.50, Washable Madras String Ties. Something ot Separate Skirts! week in Catechism tile Federal The Shorter court. $2.00 and $3.00. here 50c a doz. Black Silk and Fans, ,25c & 50c 15c colored-border Hand- The trains yesterday were Men’s crowded Monogram Fans, in red. white and kerchiefs, hci'4* 3 for 25c with moonshiners, jurors and attorneys, Our Senior s Scotch blood naturally The Separate Skirt Shares with black 25c and 50c Men's Unlanndered Shirts, here. . 50c coining here to attend court this week. drives him to make every for., of ground Assortment of dainty Fans for sum- Night Shirts, 50c .... cultivated onions where «n..y Low-cut here SHIRT WAIST grow two mer in paper and silk, beautifully deco- Belts at ....25c ami 50c each the Dr. W. A. Montgomery, Jr., will ad- wild grew before. Six acres Leather one onion rated. Men's 20c Half Hose —Black. Tans dress the Young INs.ple's Union of the embraces Inis crop this year. A special lot in all colors 25c first place woman’s every-day dress Baptist tonight. public Red and Blue 12 1-2 each Thh honor of the in Taliernaele The Nothing gives him more pleasure than Ululdri n's Fans in colors . .3. 5. 10. 15c costum- is invited. to make people foil they arc welcome A JEN'S DRESSY FOOTWEAR. affections. Consequently we give this branch of newly BABY S AND (CHILDREN'S SUM- in "Geranium Valley." Some I/ook at the $5 pat. leather shoes in the ing it deserves, for your dress affections State Superintendent Mebane has gone in the attention married people recently moved the MER UNDERWEAR. best of the special stores; note their to Lilierty. Randolph county, to deliver smell and sight ot the on- our mercantile policies. Among the new matemls suburbs, the never providing for the good points, ami then come and examine governs an address at the closing of the school to them, the We overlook ions were objectionable children—to have their underwear is just ours at $3.50. We shall be surprised if tor skirts to be shown this week are the there today. Senior banked on bis crop, a trip had as important as the grown up folks. you are willing to pay the dollar-fifty to ‘Lincoln Lit Springs.’ which he CORDED PIQUES, bin Infants’ and Children's ribbed extra. A box of new books was yesterday the most health-giving ami in- FANCY COLORED DUBLIN LINEN. thinks gauze vests —low neck, no sleeves On rtf are made of imported French received at the State Library. Among of all water was in sight, •SMALL EFFECTS MUMMYCLOTHS, vigorating sizes 1(5 to 28 5c calf, and have hnfwl-sewed welts—«i fea- them arc a nmnlier of Thomas Nelson if plowed up his onion crop a balk SOLID COLORS BEDFORD CORDS, Page’s works. he Misses’ Rihbed Gauze Vests, tape ture found only in higher-priced shoes to bliss was imminent. At this juncture MIXED COVERTS. in neck and sleeves —sizes . IC> in other stores; too shapes are stylish the Senior Junior's early training saved pair. There will lie a nweting of (lie Minis- to 28 : . 10r and up-to-date Here $3.50 a crop cleared the difficulty. — Piques, Circle of she King’s Daughters the and Children's Summer Gauze Vests Mini’s shoes also in Russit calf, and Also a full line of White Plain Piques, Fancy Ger- tering “Ho the Shorter Catechism.” back to neck, black or Pan Viei Kid. latest toe shapes, this afternoon at 3 o'clock at the home benefits, which 'high long sleeves. man Welts, Bayadere Cords, Bias Cord Piques, Galatea and the presid.*;»\ said lie. "What are the Sizes I<>, IS and 20 15c including the round French toe, —dressy of from Justification, in this life do flow 24 20 2(Jc footwear for particular men, also priced Ducks. Sanctification, and Adoption.” "You are Sizes 22, and Cuban officers, though accenting the Mizes 28, 30 and 32 25c at $3.50 paying Sanctified Sam big wages ••••••* 99999999 999999 plan agreed by Gen- Jones Men's Oxfords in Patent Leather, •«««•*»• MHH disarmament iiihui you • 9 Gomez, to do a mere nothing, have an MEN'S FURNISHINGS. Black or Tan Viei Kid and Russia Calf • 9 erals Brooke and are bitter SHIRT • against the latter. abundance of I‘opp.v, Rose and Honey- Negligee Shirts mean summer com- $3.00 and $3.50 a pair m SHIRT WAISTS. 9 9 WAISTS. suckle buds, lest him graft those on tlu* 9 • • • Colored Ferrules and , • Tin* of Bronson, Onions, they will readily Adopt them, 9 Colored Madras and Ginghams, 9 9 9 body Gustnvus A. sell for <>Se., 75c., # who died Sunday at tin* Insane Asylum the end Justifies the means. Mr. 9 the kind that sells for $1.25, 9 9 the kind that to 98c. Site.. 08c., mluci'd to GBc. here, was yesterday sent lo his home Itervey at once wired to Dittany and Beautiful AILSilk Ribbon?. 9 $1.38 and $1.30, reduced 9 9 9 at (iarlalid, N. C. Mr. Bronson was 03 Co., of Baltimore, Express (.’>oo,ooo Rub- 9 • 9 9 They cuuie Wednesday, be- ••••••• 999999 year* old. ber bands. Were never sold so cheap. This Yearly Ribbon Sale is 99999999 99999999 9999999 fore Thursday's rain every Onion had the most of per- Judge Walter Clark lias accepted the been grafted, and where a dull field important the serie.s. We never had so WHITE SHIKT WAISTS—Just received a small ship- invitation to deliver an address before of dingy green existed, a Scene of grand- fect a stock; we never got prices quite so low. Half, third i*st, beau- ment of them; sizes, 34, 3b, and Prices, 98c, $1.25, the National Convention of Railroad wildest magnificence, a more rates;. 38 40. Commissioners at Denver, Col., on tifiitl creation than mind of man or wo- and two-thirds usual No wonder we are exceeding 1. August 1 lth. man could imagine now greets the eye. all records of daily sales. l! lias been Suggested to us that more White Pique Setge, Black Statin Skirts. People from the country complain that attention to our advertisements and the bridge across Crabtree creek, on the prompt delivery would increase our lms- Milliuriiie road, is in need of repair. inesij. We have week after week told & Some ugley holes are - worn in the floor the people we keep the Finest, tin* Very PEARCE CO, Coffee, Butter, Tea and BOYLAN. that make it dangerous. Finest Flour. hundreds of tilings and other things that DRY GOODS, CARPE TS AND MILLINERY., The Southcrm Railway yesterday be- money will buy. We have the Handsom- came a domestic corporation under tin* est and I’olitest salesmen,the most oblig- The Prettiest Store in the State. Craig bill. It is the second railroad to ing Porters and Drivers, Clean Wagons comply with this law. ’Hie Norfolk ami of House-Keepers, aiwl a stable Fast Horses and we Where the Richest Art and tne Rarest Attention! Western Railroad was the first. have at times that all these things WTtv -CiA k 1 1 V/1 O Handiwork Sit Enthroned , were appreciated. A steady demand for clerk of the Corporation Commis- J. R. & has something of importance to The Pure bred Berkshire Pigs and Sweet - ART AND NOVELTY EMPORIUM FERRALL Co. sion has received notice from nearly all Potato us some encourage- Slips gives Tne and say to you. We have now received a fresh lot of Currants, the railroads notifying t*he commission ment. Fullest Freshest display of Pictures and Picture Frames, of Mousehole that they will Im* prepared after June Decorations and Novelties Citron, Raisins and everything else you want for your fruit A complete stock of WALL PAPER of every shade and price. Paper hanging Ist to put in force the Jim Crow Car Specialty.;; new lot Florida Oranges, Malaga Grapes, fresh la w. cakes. Also W.C. Stranach. & Sons, Cluster Raisins, Figs, and anytning you may want to make Don't, forget the Pirates of Penzance (ieranium Valley (!vo- FRED A. WATSON, Thursday and Friday nights. Box Farmers in and the table complete. New Buckwheat, new Oatflakes, new on ce rs on St., Raleigh. sheet for Thursday open today. Prices Fayetteville Raleigh M.C Oatmeal also received 23, 30 and 73 cents. No extra charge for & reserved seats. Come early and avoid J. R FERRALL CO the rush. ’Phone 88. The shell-fish commission contest case wIM be heard this week by Judge Bow- CAPUDINE man at Pamlico court. Also there are four or five other contests over the Dobbin RilH~gh, £ county offices in Pamlico to he tried Does Cure PEACE INSTITUTE, c at this term. M' | • A FAMOUS SCHOLL FOR GIRLS. VERY THOROUGH AND OF HIGH GRADE. • The Southern Bell Telephone Com- Headache. • Judge Geo. D. Gray, Culpepper, Va., says: “Isincerely believe it is the very best • pany and the American Ivong Distance the & It is a narcotic or a • Female School of which I have any knowledge. Certainly, if I had choice of all • have filed exceptions not stupefying or South, East or West, I would Telephone Company medicine. cures A the schools known to me, Noitli unhesitatingly new telephone rate. Mr. It. C. Jt by removing the a choose Peace Institute. to the cause, acting upon 9 Strong represents ittlie Bell as attorney the blood vessels, the nervous system and and Mr. A. B. Andrews, Jr., the Ameri- the stomach, Dinwiddie, M. A., J Mm producing healthy results without 5 Jas. 9 Illustrated Catalogue free to all who apply. PRINCIPAL. 9 can. any disagreeable after-effects what- ever. 25 cents a bottle at drug stores. 99 Raleigh contractors are excelled no- Ferrali *99999999999999999991 where. Zachary & Zaeharv have obtain- ed the contract for building the new $230,000 cotton factory at Wilmington. Mr. C. H. Zachary, who ; s now in W".- iiiington building large brick stores, will WE be in charge. SELL all ex- Right issues to It. Captain Beavers a call ss—The of nienifoers of Company K to meet at the old Governor's Guard armory tonight at Ziegler Bros. S o'clock to organize a new company. Tlie memliers or Company K resident in Raleigh should constitute air excellent Let ’em all talk and claim what they please. Hut you don’t have to fish in a pond very long before you find out nucleus for a crack company and most there art* no fish in it. When you’re asked $7 and $8 in every store in town for Boys' Short Cants Suits that are no of them will doubtless answer the call. SHOES better, if as good, than $5 buys here, of course you’re going to buy here. Why should you throw away $2 or $3? PHILADELPHIA neighborhood We don’t expect a dollar's wort It more trade than we deserve. But our $5 suits are talk. Bor* Fifty-film* iiersons —twenty of them wanger's variety is celebrated —and theft* isn’t a mother who won’t see more styles—five times over—ami get better patients—were yesterday released from quality, better satisfaction in every way, of us as an equivalent for her $5. If we didn't know it we wouldn’t be so the jK'st house and the house of deten- For Ladies, Misses, Children anxious for you to look around. Mountains are high by contrast. tion for small-pox suspects. This leaves Boys’ Hats, Underwear, white and fancy Shirts—boys’ everything here. only thirty persons in these two houses —fift«*en patients and twenty suspects. and Small Boys* No new cases have developed for several days, and it is lielieved that small-piox We believe them is at an end. to be .the most per- MEN’S WEAR. fectly comfortable The few hot days during last week started it rush for Summer ('lollies and their belongings. Those who had A (K*tit ion will lie presented at the looked earlier in the season knew* our stock and came here to buy without question. Others eaiue ty see, ami none next meeting of the board of aldermen wearing, as well as failed to get their wants supplied. We have everything you need for summer, from a25 cent office coat to the best Silk for the closing of two houses of ill-fame the most stylish Alpaca and French , in the different cuts —regular, long ami extra long. No need to think you can’t get fitted. We on East Martin street. It is signed have the different shapes in regulars, short and stout and long and slim, without extra cost. by the property owners in that section looking ladies’ shoes Fancy and white Vests will be worn this summer. We have a complete line of the latest patterns,, double and of ilie eity. who set forth that the ten manufactured. single-breasted. $1 to $3.50. ants of Ih«*sc houses are disorderly: that Leather and Duck Belts for man and boy, 15 cents to sl. their presenee makes that part of the We specially call White Duck Trousers, 75 cents per pair for all sizes. eity unfit for residence, and that their Straw Hats, only the correct shapes. 50 cents to and vio- THE GRADUATE attention to our lines $2.30. maintenance is in direct open Crusher Hats at 50 cents, in different colors. of one of tin* city ordinances. lation of Ziegler Bros.’ Patent Leather Low Cut Largest stock of Neglige Shirts in the city, 50 cents to $1.75; would like for all to see the line. News comes from Boston that Miss Oxfords for Ladies, Misses, Children and small Boys—the Mary Johnson, the accomplished and ideal commencement shoe. charming daughter of Mr. Charles E. & Johnson, of this city, who is attending S. D. the Biston Conservatory of Music, will DOBBIN <& FERRALL, BERWANGER graduate with the star diploma, which is always given to the member of the Raleigh, N. C Outfitters at one Price to All.