The News and Observer from Raleigh, North Carolina • Page 8

i 8 THE NEW8 AND OBSEBVEB. WEDNE80AY MOBNING. JAN. 7. 1903.

i Industrial News. MMMIII MM IMMHHTWvvvvvvft TfceNeus and Observer 4 lb. Grey Mixed Blanket $1.00 pair. Blue Qray Wool Blanket $2.25 br MlMf(MMtt(MMMHM(MlMMHHtfv4Hvt NO ADVERTISEMENTS TAKEN FOR Inventory sale and You'll need them! better buy now at our CLEAN SWEEP Inventor? Sales Pre Prices i 1 A. B.

STRONACH CO. SALES IN OIE! WEDNESDAY, January 7. 1903. Trains Leave Raleigh Daily Going Nortn, Going South. 1:25 11:15 11:50 is.

4:11 a. m. a. m. m.

1:45 p. m. 1:58 p. xou Going Salt. 6:20 m.

10:30 a. m. 4:12 p. m. Gofog West.

a. 8:56 a. p. nu BALEIGH AND a. m.

CAPB TEAR. 4:00 p. m. tub Wejtiier Local forecastj, for. Raleigh and vicinity to 8 p.

Fair weather. Local data forj. Raleigh: -Maximum 44.6; minimum temperature, temperature, 34.2; mean temperature, 39.4; rainfall, .03. ZIf AXD ABOUT THB CITY. TP To last just one week.

BIG Eiderdown Quilts 675; were 1 i Eiderdown QuUts jwere 56.50. i EiderdownjQuilts 540 55.00. Down and Cotton Comforts at our Pre Inventory Prices. night. Be sure you get your share.

Some of the best things are selling for half price and less. You know the danger of waiting too The best always go first. The palm is to her who acts quickly. 10- 4 Best Pure Wool Blmkct $3.25 pair; 1 1- 4 Best Puie Wool Btankets 53,75 pair. j' 10-4 Scarlet Wool Blankets were 54.00 pair.

Wool and Mixed Wool Blankets best values at a pnej Not near enough to satisfy the demand sure to follow when the sale becomes generally noised about. Plenty to please and gratify all that heed this fair The annual 1 meeting of the Capital Club will be held in the club rooms this warning. Don't blame us you to be among the first. AN ARMFULL Wednesday, eyening at 8 o'clock. Squire Heiflin had Will Taylor, col- ored, before him yesterday charged with carrying a concealed weapon.

He was bound over to coort. 1 The sweeping price reductions, Price-cutting In the Garment Room, the sale in the Woman's Furnishing Section, the half price Millinery, the outing flannels for Wrappers, Waists and Kimonas, a chance at the warm winter Woollen Underwear, the special half-price sale of Gent's Furnishings, the Notion end of Wraps and Coat Suits, our A. tronach'. of the sale, the Down Quilts and Elkin Blankets on THE ANNUAL SALE OF Capt. C.

tB. Demon continues critically ill at his home on New Bern Avenue, He was reported as resting some better yesterday and last night. Warrant a Y. 1AA AAA vw uioi proprtated for the aid of the public Biuuuis are peing vy me esup erlntendent of Public Instruction. no btaie nca Men's nazaar has se cured the Servicon of Prnf.

T.vln'a nr. special sale, are all worthy tion of the economic buver dollar do double duty. Tables loaded down all marked at half price. Some a little more, some a little less; and thus the Clean Sweep Sale goes on. The x--vacsira ana Dana to furnish the music -1 COMES WITH THE NEW YEAR inventory commences immediately after this sale.

What others wait until spring to do, we do now. 4- Greater, broader, better more com There is good merchandising sense in giving you this of price saving In fact a whole year stronger than Its predecessors comes Pearce St Co's sale of White Cottons for 1 White Cottons, because we have placed oar orders for larger quantities than here- tofore. This stock is complete in alt Its details; The best styles selected from home and foreign manufacturers. Theso are the pick from the first looms made ot combed yarns, void of flaws and Imperfections ana are far superior la every re-. SALE! Closes on next Saturday if you come too1 late; pay ot tne caretui consiaera- tnat wisnes to make a over the store with goods sale never to be forgotten.

Dixie Blankets made in tho South of Southern Wool by Southern men. Colors White with fancy colored borders. Sam lary grey and red, to bo closed out this week. i Clearance Sale of Striped Flannels for Waists, Knickerbocker and Camel's Hair Suitings at manufacturers' prices. Half Price Sale of Hats to Clear- Men's Dress Shirts, Working Shirts.

Wool Sweaters. Mocha Kid and Dog Skin Gloves, Smoking Jackets, Bath Robes, Golf Caps, In the Shoe Room, about 200 pairs of Ladles fine Shoes marked down to cost and less. This is your chance. Clean fresh goods. Prices until today were 92.00.

$2.50 and $3 OO Clearance fl.50, 2.00. 92.25. Half prices on other famous makes, stamped on the bottom, figure for your self. About one hundred pairs of all sorts of teaks' Shoes. Thrown out at a sacrl-flve4 Prices were 91-50 and 92.00 Now 49.

69 and 89c A moderate quantity of Men's Shoes. Satin Calf, and Wax Calf. Bals and Congresswere ..91.50, 92.00 and 93.00 Now 91-25 and 91.69 Remember this Sale closes Saturday night. Come early. AUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CO.

OF PHIL A. buying benefit. This is a On Tables left aisle front half price cards beckon you where tho prices all lean your way. Stamped Linens, Table Covers, Pillow Tops. Renaissance Center pieces and Mats.

Silk and Ieather Belts. Belt Tins. Sash PJns. Curb Chain Bracelets, Watch Fobs, Perfection Skirt holders Hclio Kilo and' Rope Silks, Crochet Silk and Cotton and Gold Thread. Stationary for Tolite Correspondence.

Fancy Box Paper1. Note, Letter and Fools Cap. Envelopes to match. Kid Gloves, Hair Ornaments Embroidered Handkerchiefs. Saxony Wool Underwear for Ladies.

Norfolk and New Brunswick, Silk Stitched, elastic seam, alt Wool Underwear, both ribbed and flat knit. Union Suits, Further on are thousands of goods ot Embroideries, Real Linen, Torchon and German Laces. Bow Knots Curtain Muslins, White Coin Spot, and Snow Drops, SwIbs Cur tain Goods, all reduced. Special Tables loaded with Percales, Ginghams, Fiannellettes Dorset's Outings cloths, Clearance Saje of Bed Comforts, Snow Flake brand. Clean combed Cotton filled, and fine Saline Covered Down, comfortables.

SEE iiium'M' SHI spect to similar goods manufactured later Is now ready for Inspection. Remember Other Specials for Monday Tailor Made Suits. Cloaks, Raglans, Separate Skirts. Millinery, Table Linen, nOSIC AND We ship TITS mm, LESS THAN 25 CENTS AN INSERTION. CASH MUST ACCOMPANY ORDER.

SPECIAL DISCOUNTS ON LONG CONTRACTS. LADIES COPY LETTERS AT Hrkirc evenings; $8.00 week: enclose stamp with application to Harrison Manufacturing Company, Altoona, Pa. WANTED BY A PRINTER JOB ON country weekly; can also do Job work Address, Village Printer, care this paper. REGISTERED DRUGGIST WANTED AT ONCE Single man preferred. Address, careNews and Observer.

l-7-4t FOR RENT NICE FURNISHED; ROOM. Between capltol and depot; priyilege of parlor and bath. Apply, G. this office, wed-frl-sun MSWSrAPER FOR SALE OWING TO III health and press ot other business, I offer for sale the Durham Recorder, the oldest paper in the State. Terms easy.

E. C. Hackney. Durham, N. i.

l-71e 2w TEACHER, GENTLEMAN, WANTS PO sition for rest of school year. Specially prepared In advanced English branches; fancy salary not expected. Address, J. care Observer. 1-7-wed-frl-sun FRESH FISH AND OYSTERS RE cetved every morning and evening.

Fitcst stock the market affords. Right prices and right measure. W. D. King, 116 E.

Martin St Thoncs, Bell. 1192; Interstate 217. l-6-6t WANTED ONE OR TWO ers. exrerieuce and II. Gill, Raleigh.

N. C. MOULD- wages. 1-6-lw TUSCAROrcA INN, SMITHFIELD, under entirely new management. Rates Two Dollars per day.

W. Peacock. Proprietor. 14-7t WANTED A SECOND HAND TYPE writer tapio. Aaarcss, v.

care News and Observer. PROFITS SIN POTATOES IT PAYS iuercnant: and farmer alike to sell or use the kind we sell. P.Uy for future delivery. Wm. Bragaw Wash inton, N.

C. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY ROOK and stationery store for sale lln one of the best towns in the State. Well established trade. No opposition. Terms and satisfactory reasons for fsclling given to those who mean business.

Address Books, care News and Observer. MORPHINE. LAUDANUM. COCAINE i and Liquor Habits ipcrmanentlyj and painlessly cured at home; no detention from business; action lmmiediate; leaves patient In natural, healthy condition without desire for dragsj Cure guaranteed for $10.00. Write for particulars.

Dr. Long Atlanta), Ga. sun-39t. '100 GALLONS IN ONE GALLON! CANS ready mixed paint, remnants ot stock, for sale at half price. Quality of paint first-class.

Address, Goldsborb Drug Company, Goldsboro, N. l-S-4t- eod HANCOCK'S LIQUID! SULFpUR- Nothlng like it on earth for skin diseases, eczema, bitei, burns or old sores. "Wonderful cureat Sold by alj druggists. ll23-lmo BARRELS SECOND FOR SALE 5,000 croD Potatoes ot the following varle- ties: Red and White Bliss. Pride.

Pride of the' South and Junior BoTee. Also best' and earliest yarieties Cab- Tage plants. Order earty Dawson, Conetoe, N. C. 12-13-1 mo.

n. a FOR SALE TWO" VERT DESIRABLE dwe'Jlngs two squares from Fayette-Tllle street Apply to Raleigh Real Estate and Trust Co. WANTED A MAN QF FINE BUSINESS capacity, with wishes to engage in good business as office man. or enter Stock Company with a money making line; has ten years experience at bead of 'business. Will enter any reputable money making business la large town or city in United States.

Address P. O. Box 173 or Mr. Cameron, Loulsburg, N. C.

12-13-1 mo. WANTED A POSITION IN DRUG store; have had two years' practical experience; can give good reference. Address, care of Ntews and-iObscr-ver. l-4-4t. -r For Sale.

For division of the estate of the lafe Wm. C. Stron- i ach, I offer for sale beau tiful building lots situated in the northern part of the city; also a farm in high state of cultivation and well stocked, situated about two miles from Raleigh; also property in east Raleigh. For information apply at C. Stronach's Sons, Fayetteville street.

An amendment was yesterday allowed in the Secretary, of State's office to the character Incorporating the Scott Me-bana Manufacturing Company, of Graham, allowing- it to Increase Its paid in- capital from. $45,000 to 575.000, and its authorized capital to $15,000. The president of the company is H. W. Scotto and the Secretary is James K.

Mebane, of Graham, Greensboro, N. Jan. Greens boro-becomes headquarters for North Carolina far a new and very Important Industry tho American Grass Carpei Twin Company. Mr. G.

Percy, of that company, is already here for the purpose of opening up his selling office. which will doubtless bo with the Southern Import and Commission Company. The plants of the American Carpet Twine Company are mainly In the West, in StatcsPlike Wisconsin but a factory covering thirteen acres is now In course of erection at Glendale, Long Island, N. Y. WAKE BCPEKIOE COTJET- Somber of Caiei of Minor Importancs Tried- Young Harder Case Continued-The following criminal cases were die posed of in the, Superior court here yes terday: M.

Penton Horton was acquitted of thoi charge of obtaining goods under false pretense. The capital case of Henry Young, charged with murder, was continued until the March Frank Smith, colored, plead guilty to the- charge of larceny and receiving. Ho was sentenced to twelve months on tho Charles Mulford, white, plead guilty to the charge' of assault with deadly weapon. He was fined five dollars and required to pay the costs. He also plead guilty 'to the charge of carrying concealed weapon and was given a similar sentence iu this case.

Frank Williams, colored, plead guilty to charge of larceny and receiving. He was given three years In the penitentiary. Mrs. Louisa Holland, a white woman, of Middle Creek township, was acquitted of the charge of assault with deadly weapon. Jones THley, colored, plead guilty and was fined five dollars for carrying a pistol.

William Bates, colored, received twelve months on the' roads for obtaining goods under false pretenses. Charles colored, plead guilty In two cases, gambling and embezzlement. Judgment was suspended in the gambling ease. He received six months In the embezzlement case. Charles Hill and Will Taylor, both colored, rocaiTod thirty days on the road each for "shooting craps." W.

M. Mitchell and Joe Harris, both colored, were sentenced to twclvef months each for stealing. Elect! Officers. Monday night Company B. Third regiment, N.

S. held an election to elect a captain to fill the vacancy caused by the 'promotion Captain Bernard to a l'l Villi majoi-shlp. First Lieutenant W. J. Mooro was made captain; Second Lieutenant Smith was made First The position of Second Lieutenant was left vacant for the Company is one of the best drilled companies In the State, and under the leadership of the above named officers will continue in thi3 class.

The Mayor's Court. Winnie Parker, colored, who engaged In an affray last September with one Annia Kinton, and who made a hasty departure from the city when she became aware of a desire for. her presence in the mayor'r court, was arrested yesterday. She was tried by Mayor Powell, and bound ovei" to court. Winnie is an old offender, well known in police circles.

Eatsy to take and easy to act Is that famous little pill DeWitt's little. Early Risers. This is due to the fact that they tonic the liver In stead of purging it. They never gripe nor sicken, not even the most delicate lady, and yet they are so certain in results that no one who usestherri )s disappointed. They cure torpid liver constipation, biliousness.

Jaundice, headache, malaria and ward off pneumonia and fevers. rKEPASKD BY E. C. DeWITT CHICAGO Don't Forget thi Ha no. Purses, i.

Card Books and Wallets for Xnias Giftsl Good Assortment. i At Hicks' Drugstores. Cl E. HAETGE, RALEIGH, N. a J- aL.

jL.a i( NOTICE. The stockholders ot the Commercial acd Farmers Bank of Raleigh, N. i will hold their annual meeting at Its banking house on Tuesday, January 13, 12 1003. B. S.

JERMAN, 12-12-t Cashier. EARLY RISER ARCHITECT over the United States on Credit, for a small cash payrnent. Wo prepay frefghtJ Ship BED AND TABLE LINEN. your goods (direct 4rj from Factories, Alt Goods Guaranteed. Organs, US-00 to $500.

on, the occasion of bazaar week after next at the Monumental master there for the Seaboard Air Line but Who WA nirrotifA snnwlimn urn tiv Mr. Shea, was reinstated to ibis position Mr. Shea goes to Roanoke to become trainmaster for tho Norfolk and Western Railway. At a meeting of tho vestry of the Church of th Good Shepherd, held Mon day night, a resolution was adopted In structlng the Building Committee -to so licit bldj for this construction of the new church and to report to the vestry as soon as practicable. Mr.

Edwards, of Sanford, quail- fled before Judge Purnell yesterday as receiver for the Carolina and Northern Railroad Compatty, The Southern Mills end Lumber Company andthe Railroad Construction Company. Ills bond of $25, COO was given and was accepted by Judge Purnell. Meters. Elmerv.E. Shaffer and Phillip II.

Busbee, ytwo young lawyers who obtained their licence to practice law last August. vf re "sworn Wake Superior Court yesterday. Mr. Shaffer is a member oi me law nrm oi Argo csaaner. Air.

Busbee is associated with his father, Jir. FaMus BuBbee. Capital City Council. No. 1, Installed the following Officers Monday night: C.

F. Farmer. P. N. H.

W. Alderman, V. C.f C. G. 'Whiting, Treasurer; A.IT.

Hbrtonj J. E. Kennett. R. R.

J. Smith. J. R. Meadows, J.

if. Wilder, I. Charles Fornier, O. G. G.

Banks. Rep. S. C. KB LOUIS SeSWAlQIB BEAD.

Re Was Well avd Favorably. Encwn by the People of Sale! gh. Mr. Samuel- Berwanger received a telegram yesterday announcing the death of his brother, Mr Louis Berwanger which occurred at his home iu'Logansport; Ind. Mr.

Berwanger is survived by a wife and four children. Mr BeVwanjer had many friend in Raleigh who will be sorry to learn of his Death of aff Old Soldier, Mr. John G. Swain, an Inmate of; the Soldiers' Home, died yesterday morning of i paralysis Mr. Swain was sixty years old.

Ha baa been an inmate of the Home about eightaen months. He Is said to have put the machinery In the famous ram Albemarle at Plymouth during the Civil War. The funeral aervlcea will he htld In the chapel at the Home this morning at Uni o'clock. The following men will act as pall-hearers: Messrs. Jos.

Adams, Joslah Roney, Daniel Owen. Julian Tur ner! Samuel Frauds and John A. John u.nT. Aaams wui.conuuct the ser vice tf I Brbo ght Two Convicts, The penitentiary received twonw prisoners yesterday. Sheriff J.

K. jCline, of Llricoln, brought one, aa also dd Sheriff of. Sheriff Clino settled his taxes while In the city. He was the third sheriff to settlo for IDOi Let There be Light, The Ralelsh Electric Company has a fcrce of hands bu3y installing the hew street lamps. I Tho new i lamp "be ready for use In about ten avs.

TfcTe "will be one hundred and fifty Sire iighta burnirg Raleigh every night. County Comnissloners. Tb County Commissioners were busy yesterday tranBactlng routine, business. The bonds; of Dr. T.

M. Jordan, coroner, and Mr. W. G. Allen, Superintendent of 'County Home, were filed- and 1 OLD BOOKS FOR' SALE.

I offer for sale two valuable old books tliat are out of print "Resolutions" of Virginia and Kentucky, penned by Madison and Jefferson in relation to the Alien and Sedition Laws and Debates in the Hou39 of Delegates of Virginia, In December, and "Proceedings and Debates of the Convention of North Caito- olina. called to amend the the State 1S35. I'arties desiring to nuy 1 these books will please address. J. J.

whltrhur3t, of Soldiers' Home, Raleigh, Let us do your linen for you. We guarantee to please you and return it in a day's notice. We have 'absolutely the only up-to-date machine in the State for doing this kind of work. The same kind of a machine that the Pullman Palace Car Co. have their linen Ironed on.

We charge the very small sum of $1.00 per one hundred pieces, provided you put in your small pieces. Na lots done less than twenty-five cents. OAK CITY STEAD LAUNDRY J. K. MARSHALL, Proprietor.

INTERSTATE 87. BELL 1331. RALEIGH 87. plete la variety most potent la ljts power 90S. Less than ever in price comes these while the rush is on.

The entire line i many novelties will not be duplicated. selling Art Squares, Smyrna Mattings, Blankets, Underwear, Sheets and Pillow Cases MACHINES goods all 5 Drawer, Drop Ilead, $15.09 aellvered; 10 year guaractee. Gas Heats Your Room Well iii Six Minutes. Love in wife's Eyes Preserve by Gas Light. FOOT GLOVE.

W. P. TAYLOR CO. Manufacturers, Boston, AUss. THE BEST On the styles in a ti Sold by All Cross Eiiietan IVfln ir M.AAtVii S3 $3.50 SHOE We sell several makes.

Prices from S1C0.00 to 11.000. Send us your orders. Write for Catalogues and full particulars. LOUISBURG MERCANTILE WHOLESALE AND HETAIL, 1 LOUISSimO, N. If You Love Your Wife Give Her a Qos Stove.

i lELECTBIC g'? s-' 5 i UL STANDARD GAS AND ly1 CO Assets Over $50,000,000. Surplus Over 5,000,000. Commenced doing Business la 1847; In North Caro lina in The Best Company for fore the best Several Special Most liberal contracts to deserving Agents can do more business for Til Cheapest Heat and Best Cheapest Light Best 1874. the insured. There for the agent.

Agents Wanted. men. PENN than for any other company. or deferred dividends. Agt.

tor N. C. Raleigh, N. C. Ask Us 4.000 policy-holders in Nortu Carolina, carrying over seven millions of insurance.

Gold, Bonds. Endowments, Life. Term and all other approved policies at low rates with large guarantees, and annual R. B. RAREY, Gen.

ST. SCHOOL RALEIGH, N.C. The Elxty-flrst Anbual Session begins September Uth, The Easter Term begins January 28th. St. Mary's School offers Instruction In, the follcwlng departments: The.

Preparatory School, the College, the Art School, the Musical School, the Business School. There are two hundred and for ty-elgbt students, representing nine dioceses. Faculty of twenty-five. Much of the equipment is new; eight new' pianos bought this year. i St Mary's Kindergarten is lo cated In the center of the city under Mlsa Louise T.

Busbce's charge. A i For CaUlogue. address, REV. T. BEATT0H', D.

D. Alexander Stironach, Executor. Raleigh, N.C..