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MB GENIiUw- ASSE&BLf4 A THREATENED EVIL, SENATE. February t, 1SS3. Tbe senate wu called to order at 1C:30 o'clock by Lieut. Governor Doughton Prayer by Rev. Mr. Hewell, of the senate Reading of journal dispensed with The following bllia were introduo d. To aid the ex confederal encamp ments Concerning allotment of borne treads. The following bills passed: To incorporate the Winston- ale in and Charlotte Railroad Co. To allow Bay wood county to levy a r-cKl tax. To amei .t a law in relation to the distribution of tbe public and private laws (does not allow Justices of tbe ?eaoe copies of the private laws.) ated 8d reading To amend the charter of the town Of Old Fort Passed 8d reading. To provide for tbe allotment of Homested passed 8d reading. To prevent the sale or manufacture of liquor in Robeson county. Passed Its 8d reading. Th special order being the bill for the lucrporaMon of the Durham and Charlotte railroad, was taken up A wide discussion ensued The bill pss-ed its 2d reading. To complete the Colored AgricuK tural and Mechanical College. Pav ed 3d reading. To provide for the Soldiers Horai. (It gives $8,000 for support and $V00 for repairs) passed 8d reading. To incorporate the Trustees of the Baptist State Convention passed its 8d reading HOUSE. Speaker Overman called the House to order and Rev. Mr. Ro we prayed. In the house the principal new bills were to create the county of Scot land (made special order for Mon day night.) To repeal act relieving Btate chem ist from making analysises in cases of suspected poisoning To incorporate Madison, Haw Riv er and Rinsville railway The report of the bnrsar of the State University was submitted. Bills passed chartering the N. C. State Alliance; amending the charter of St. Augustine's normal school; to incorporate Fayettevil'e and estab, lish graded schools there; to allow Raleigh to issue $50 000 in street im provement bonds The bill making appropriations for insane asylums was discussed and made special order for Wednesday. The house adopted resolutions of sympathy regarding the death;of Rep resentative A. L Rascoe's child The committee on roads introduced a bill allowing convicts to be sent from penitentiary to public roads state to give one for each $70 raised by county for road taxation; and state to allow $70 for each convict sent to roads from counties; state to guard, and control; counties to bear expen' es of finding &o. When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria. When she was a Child, she ined for Castoria, When she became Miss, she clung to Castoria. When she nod Children, she gave them Castoria. Banquet. Arrargemouts are on foot to give a banquet to the association of univer eity and college professors of the state during its meetiog in this city on tbe 24th inst. It promises to be a most enjoyable affair. That Tired Feeling Which is so specially overpowering when the seasons change, and that prostration follow ing severe attacks of illness, are overcome by Hood's Sarsaparilla, which imparts the strength and appetite so much desired. Hood's Sarsaparilla has accomplished won ders for people who were " all run down." Hood's Pill have won high praise tor their easy yet efficient action. Try them. A Horrible Railroul Accident Is a daily chronicle in our papers ; also the death of some dear friend, who has died with consumption, whereas, if he or she had taken Ot to's cnre for Throat and Lung diseases in time, life would have been render ed happier and perhaps saved. Heed the warning 1 If you have a cough or any affection of the Troat and Lungs call at W. H. King & Co.. sole agents, and get a trial Dottle free. Large size 50c For sale by W. H. King & Co. , corner Fayetteville and Hargett streets Mothers Friend" makes child birth easy, Colvin, La, Dec. 1886. My wife used MOTHER'S FRIEND before her third confinement, and says she would not b without it for hundreds of dollars. SOCK MILLS. Sent by express on receipt of price, 1,50 per bot tle. Book " To Mothers " mailed free. PftADFIELD REQULATOft CO., The Present Season la Certain ly A Remarkable One. A CHEAT PHYSICIANS WOItDS ".o One la Safe From the Evil Effects of These Constant Change," He Says Why the DeHth lUte Is so Heavy Peo ple Should Exercise Great Cure S ime Sound Advice. This is a very trying season of the vear No one doubts it, every one admits it. every one fee's it: People are continually telling ns that they feel "out of sorts," or under the went her and sickness is more common now than at any other time. No one is sfe from the evil effect of the unhealthy changes of the tem perature that are constantly taking place. Now, listen to what we are about to say, and you may find it useful la many ways. One of the greatest physicians in America tells us there is but one way to act 1 a order to escape many dan gerous diseases that are always at hand ready to leap upon us like tigers, whenever a break is made in the system. This is what he says: "To preserve the health and strength see that the liver and kid neys act properly at all times. If thiir action is checked through indl gestion, over work, worry or expo sure you will find a person in this condition groaning with pain. There is a sickness at tbe stomach, the tongue is coated, the eyes are in fl'-oed with a constant headache, fii'tness after eating, an inability to v rk Do you see what this fact 8 nines? It means thst nobody need t " in a bad state of health if only the li er and kidneys are kept in good v iking order." That is good advice," you say, !, it how shall it be don?" The an-sv-r to this important question is giwn by some welUknown pe pie wose words are beyond question. They speak from experience in tbe following words: Dr. A. C. Clark, a well-known New York physician says: "I have never known a case of debility, or any of the troubles which which arise dur iog this season, which has not been promptly and permanently cured by the use of Warner's Sfe Cure and Warner's Safe Pills Its power at this time of the year is wonderful. I have seen women run down by care and overwork, and whose vitality was exhausted, and even puny chil dren restored to health through its use" Equally important and interesting is the following remarkable state ment made by Mrs. R. F. MnMurry, of 8t. Paul's avenue, Staten Island: "My mother, Mrs. 8. A. Vanderbllt, and myself," she says, "owe our health, and I almost feel our lives, to Warner's Safe Cure. I speak from a long experience. Recently I had a most severe attack of influenza aris ing from a cold, and the Safe Cure made me feel like a new person. Other members of our family, and also many friends and acquaintances have received equal benefit, and all highly recommend it." Mr. Jesse Larrabee, the well-known counselor at-law, whose office is at No. 55 Liberty street. New York.says: "I have used Warner's Safe Cure per sonally, and with the best rosBible results. I have recommended its use to very many friends and acquaint ances during the past ten years, and it has invariably proved eminently satisfactory. It cured my brother of Bright's Disease, and has always been a cure for kidney troubles and in all cases that I ht.ve known, and where 1 have recommended it." George Alfred Townsend, the fam ous newspaper correspondent, re cently said: "I suffered greatly from liver complaint, which was indicated by such symptoms as backache, bad fluids, tired feelings, nervous exbaus I tion, irregular appetite, 'thick head,' and am today as sound as a nut. i owe it to the use of Warner's Safe Cure I regard it as a Godsend to thib country, where Bright's Disease and all other kidney disorders are no prevalent." Avoid the coming of the disease while you may. Now is the time, and the way is clear. SATISFACTION Is guaranteed to every consumer of HOOD'S Sarsaparilla. One hundred doses in every bottle. No other does this. The health of the city is reported g od for the season NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. AT In order to make room for our spring goods we offer our Millinery and Winter D'ess Goods at and be low cost. Come quickly and secure the choicest goods. fe8 lm NT Millinery & Dry Goods Bazar Notice. Anrfication will be made to thenresent session of the Gereral ' Assembly of North r Carolina to amend the charter of the South eastern North Carolina Railway Co. Jal3 SOd J 1 BELOW COST mmrrm ) n J!!- E'fty Alliens II- i RALEIGH, N. C. M..M ,, Successor to Evans A Martin. MANUFACTURER OF 4 Carriages, Baggies, Specla1 attention given to repairing of all kinds Tbe best work is always the cheapest. And this can be found at the norm west corner oi w organ ana biouoi srreets. FRAIZER Cart Shafts in stock. Quotations ot the Inter-State Trust and Brokerage Co. Balkiqh, N.:C, Feb. 17. 1893. I Bid Asked 99 981 80 101J 102J 17 18 118 70 72 99 102 106 1081 50 371 121 , 111 120 145 102 104 71 8C 90 105 61 77 84 28 North Carolina 4's 4's WNORR6's N ( Railroad, i&NCRR, R & G R R, 8's R & G R R, 8 & R R R, City of Raleigh 6's, 1897, City of Raligh6's, ''907, Raleigh Street Railway 6's N C Agricultural Society 6's, Citizens' National Bank. I Commercial and Farmers' Bank, 111 .National Uank. Kaleigb, Raleigh Ravings Bank, Raleigh Cotton M.ills 6's, Oaraleigh Phoophate Works, Caialeigh Cotton Mills, N O Car Company, Peace Institute, Raleigh Gas Light Co, Raleigh Land and Imp Co, g MORE WEEKS For the past two weeks our store was crowded with customers. Reliable goods at ) . . i u i ai n t low prices urougui. iucui. iu give iuo en tire p iblic the benefit of this extracrdinary sale we will postpone stock-taking until Feb ruary 28 Note these prices: will buy any of our former f 10 00 Suits. $9.15 will buy any of our former f 15.00 Suits. $13.95 will buy any of our former $18.00 f 20.00 and 125 00 Suits. $3.68 will buy any for aer $5.00 and $6 00 pants 41.38 will buy any of our former $2 00 and $2 50 Boy's Suits. 38 will buy our former 75c unjaundried Shirts. 29 will buy any of our former 50 and 75c Kree Pants. 305 Fayetteville st, opp Post Office. COAL AND WOOD. ANTHRACITE COAL NUT, 8TOVE AND EGG SIZES, POCAHONTAS, STOTE & GRATE, P0CAH0NT8 STEIM. SPLINT COAL 8everal oars in and others arriving daily. Seasoned pine and Oak wood, long and cut for stoves and fireplaces. All orders filled promptly ty JONES & POWELL. Phones 41 and 71. The North Raleigh FUEL COMPANY. The North Raleigh Fuel Company has a Coal and wood yard just north of the North Carolina Car Company, where they offer Oak and Pine Wood, either lou& or cut for stoves or fire places, also Anthracite and Bitamin ous Coals at lowest prices for cash Orders by telephone received by tbe N. O. Car Co , No. 43 R J HA ris, Manager. Jan. 30, 1893 MmM f'.lntliiM l!o NOTICE. Notice is hereby given that appli cation will be made to the present. General Assembly of North Carolina for an act to incorporate the Cape Fear and Ro 'eigh Railroad Co. jaa tt, 8Od'0. I , l iwa 11 slini Wagons, fltc. II ? The answer is plain. The larder is getting low ana must be supplied. There is no place in Raleigh when this can he done on better terms than at the well known establish ment of W. R. NEWS0M. 211 South Wilmington street. The bill of fare is a tempting one. Just RfSLCl It- Family Flour and Buckwheat, Ferris' Hares, Breakfast Strips, Salt fish, of all kinds mullets, Mackerel, cut and roe herriLg, &v In the line of tancy gr.cerdw the list is too long for enumeration '.annaJ fruit, fresh fruit, pickles, crackers of ail kinds, splendid cheese, sauces, nuts, apples, ofthemo't approved brands, and, in fact such a tempting array as must plrnse tbe tastes of all. Lard, bacon, sugar, tea, offee and heavy groceries in the greatest profus ion. D n't forg t the pi ce 214 8outh Wil mington street. Call early and make selec tions, at NEWSOM'SI. Notice of Sale Under Mcrtgage. Under and by virtue of the power of sale contained in a deed of mortgage executed by J. A. Hood and wife to B. 8. Harrison, re corded in book No 71, page 397, Register of deeds office for Wake county, we will on Monday, the 271 h day of February, 189 1, at 12 o'clock, m at the door of the Courthouse of Wake county, expose to sale at public auction the lands therein particularly de scribed, being a tract of land on which the said J. A. Hooti resides, adjoining the lands of Wm. Marshburn, John Hood and others, containing 2 il acres, a-d being the same tract of laod that was conveyed to said Jas. A. Hood by P H. Mangum and wife, by deed recorded in book 50, page 153 said Reg ister of Deeds office. The terms of sale are cash, but liber 1 terms will be allowed to satisfactory pur chasers. C H. Belvin, R. T. Gray, Fzecutors of B. S. Harrison deceased. Mortgage Sale. By virtue of a mortgage executed to J S. Brassfield on the 20th day of February 188 1 by W. a.. Brogden and wife Fannie Bronden recorded in the office of the Register ot Deeds of Wake county, in boon 106, pig-j 465, more lully described in the mortgage ,' will sell at public auction, for cash, at the court house door in the city of Raleigh C, on Monday, heb. 27th 1893 a tract of land lying in Barton's Creek township con taining 77 1-4 acres. J. S. BR K SSFIELD, Mortgagee. Jan. 27th, 1893. ' Land Sle. By authority of a mortgage executed by W I O' Kelly and wife, as recorded in book 94, page 789, Register of Deeds office for Wake county, I will, on Monday,- 13t,h of March, 1893, at 12 o'clock m, at the court house door of Wake county, sell to the highest bidder for cash, a traot of land about two miles west of the city of Raleigh ou tht N C Railroad, adjoining the lands of Har riet Roan, Haywood Adkins and others, containing 16 acres, more or less, and par ticularly described in the aforesaid .mort gage. WN JONES, fell , Attorney. INVESTMENTS. We have on hand the following securities which we offer to investors at the market price: f 1,000 W. N. C. R. R. 6s 1914 40 shares ($100 each) Raleih Cotton Mills. 8 shares ($100 each) Raleigh $ Gaston Railroad. 10 shares ($100 each) North Carolina Rail road, t 10 share (100 each) Raleigh Qas Light Co. And a full line of other choice investments, INTER-STATE TRUST & BROKERAGE COMPANY, Jsl3lm Raleigh, N 0. n j HARE YOU HOI YAtiiL& MARrm 1 3 O MORGAN ST. 1 3 O Harp's Old Stand, RALEIGH, N. O, Manufacturers and Repairers of Buggies, We have employed a practical Horse, shrx r an 1 will give this line .of business our especial attention. With best stock and skilled workmen we solicit 8 share of your patronage. ja4 WYATT'S SPECIAL COIV FEED That makes a splendid flow of milk during the coldest weather besides rich in cream and putter. Atrial convinces everybody that it is the cheapest and best Cow Feed on the market, besides keepc the cow in the best of health and condition. Give it a trial and be convinced, besides we will refer you to any customer that has used it on application AL80- Wbeat and Corn Ciops That I grind myself from pure and clean Srain at I1.5J per cwt.J OAT CHOPS, WYATT'S SPECIAL HORSE FEED cheap, that will be sure to make your horse Giveta trial quicker 111811 any thing else. JjJi5N' 0ATS' PEA8' Straight ways on hand EySend in your orders. l. H. WYATTJ Telephone 87. PROPRIETOR. Notice. No tic A is harahv oniran fV.nf T vm 3 placed or lost certiricate No. 127 for one share Of Stock in t.hn 'RaloicV, CWf., n;n iu. same having been issued to L. Wood'eif and wjr uuii trausie-rea 10 me. ana i will apply for another certificate in lien thereof. jam lm 0. G. LATTA Notice, Notice is hereby given that an applies tion Will P 1 mail tn t.hn fanonl Aac.n.k1 r mwuwma AOOCU1U1V ut Norti! "ouui at t e Session of 1893. to baiciiu tt ComDanv. t u li VI3 President, etc Jan 2 30d yovr OF BARGAINS, BOYS' WOOLEN WAISTS ' Worth 75 cents, $1 00 11.25 now go at 60w 7oand 90 cents. HNS FINE SHOES, J- Worth from 14.00 to 16 00 now go at 2US0 and $3 00.- MENS' WOOLEN OVERSHIRT8, worth $1.00 to f 2 0", will now be sold it net A LARGE LOT OF Children's Black Hose, long and of good value, worth 20c, will now be sold at 15 cents. WHITING BROS
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