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RALEIGH, N. C, SUNDAY MORNINGi NOVEMBER 13, 1881.
NO. 205.
. Ootttracts for s JVrtkhtg for say spaoa
titt
may be made at the offios of Tub Nrws a.
Orsxrvkb,s st side Fayettevills Street.
apsr seat eftsr expiration ox pua tor,
Obs
News
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jLAIiKOU8.
J WO. A. CHKATHA.H. W. FOKD TATLOB ,
!' Lata with L. H. Adams.
MEW FIRM! HEW GOODS!!
New Store.
H i
W have now on sals. In th Williams
Aolldlne, on Wilmington itrwt, opposite
the market boose, one of tne Dest seiectea
stocks or
everbreagbt to this market Oar entire
stock U NEW and booght at bottom
' figure. We will not be nndenold by any
. firm In the city.
Polity 41 tentlon and Low Prices
I 'JnSSetNORTH CAROLINA and
LSUGAR-CURFlD HAMS.
Large sapplf of selected Feathers.
Red C and Kerosene Oils.
Well assorted stock of Boot and Shoe
Findings. j
Patapsco, Orange Grove and Mapleton
brands of Floor a specialty. '
Co lion soliolted and sold on consign
ment. A mpl room for storage. - i
GHEATHAll & TAYLOR.
Raleigh, N. (D , August 16, 1881.
agl6-m ;
CALL AND EX tniNE
NEW STOCK OF
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Parker, Colt,
Remington,
AND OTHER MAKES OF
GUN MATERIALS.
POWDER, SHOT and 8PORTVMEHTS
) GOODS.
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First Premium at the last State Fair
was awarded as for the BEST DISPLAY
of these goods.
8END FOR CATALOGUE.
T.l Bte 4 SiSj
DHI009 pUILDIMG,
RALEIGH, N. a
Beet Goods; Lowest Prices and 8qure
DesJlnar.
Cotton Brokers.
Agents for Exporters and Spinners.
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RALEIGH, N. C
OID It ELI ABLE!
1 8 3 6 "Bura 1836
H. J. BROWN,
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Dealer in all aisas and styles of
BURIAL CASES and CASKETS, -(Metallic,
Walnut. Poplar, Pine.) 1 " 1
BURIAL ROBES for Laoies, Genu sad
Children. M
- Having sees red thi agency for several of the
Urreet Manauetanng companies
ia the
United States, we can, do and will
than, anv other honssin the eitv.
sell lowat
Have also made arrangements whereby we
esn deliver above goods at aay depot in the
Slate free of eharge. Satisfaction guaranteed.
set 20 i JOHN W. BROWN. Agent.
Victor Su UaGlB Co.,
MLDDLETOWN, CONK. .
otrrHmomoK !
No. 8 N. Charles Street, Baltlmoie, Hi.
sepz7-lw3m
PRESCRIPTION FREE
VrJ..Tt4J Cmn " Wsakas. Leet
a: Vitalttr, Prsaatsrs lh( lltj, Meryess s,
ssseaaeaer, CaarsslM ef Isess, Avsrsloa te
Bseiatr. OefceUvs BMiery, mm all Maerasrs
krttlbt oa kf iaalwraet BaMU aa4 Bxesssss.
Aay Sraffglst kas ths 8tsT w fUUS
KausemLOK. AooautDR.W.S.JAOUEST
130 West ttrth 8u 00011 ATI, 0&K
Hala at 1mA
BY virtue of powers vested in me by the
will of R. B. Justice, deoeaaed, I wlU.
on MONDAY, THK 28TH DAT OF NO
VEMBER, 1881. on the premi-es, in Neuse
River TownsllrjL Wales county, sell by
public auotior , aVct of land, containing
one hundred km nineteen acres, lately
owned br said L. R Justice.
This land l'es betwn the Fal's r sd and
the Powell road, and fronts on both roads
It lies level and is nearly a square, it con
tains a dwelling house with four rooms,
some outhouse ani a well of good Water,
which are on the Falls roal, about five and
a half, miles north from Raleigh.
Terms of sale one-half cash; balance on
a credit of twelve months.
Forj further pa lieu lars apply to ne, near
the premises, or to J H Fleming in Ra
Ulgfi. r L M GREEN, Executor.
Kalolrh. Ootober 2L 1881.
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General
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MISCELLANEOUS.
PSMI
I : Meuralgia, Sciatica, Lumbago,
Backache, forcnest of tho Chest, Goat,
f Quins, Soro Tbroat,Swllingt and
Sprain, Burnt ana scaias,
i Gonera Bodily Paint,
Tootb, ar and Headacho, Frosted Foot
and Ears, and a other Pains
and Achat.
1 No Preeaiatton on earth eauafi Sr. Jacobs On at
a mre. mpi ana eneap sxiersai uemeay.
A mu enuuii out we comnsnuiTeir tnnins uuar
of SO Oats, and every on. tuffering with paia
era nT cneap ana ponuy. prooi oi a """('
Directions in Eleven Languages.
SOLD BI ALL DED0GIST8 LTD BEALSSg H
KEDI0DTB.
a TrnriTTT.xT r rn
V. B. -JL
the STMP fOXS of LITER COMPLAINT
are uneasiness and pain in the side, sometimes
p in the ahonlder. sua is mistaken for rheuma
tima; toe Stomaen is affected with Ion of ap
petite and sickness; bowrls, in generalcos-
ure, sometime, aiternating-wito lax; the bead
U troubled witb pain, and dull, heavy ssnsa
tion; eonniderabl lO'S of memory, with pain '
fal sei'sation of having left undone something
which ought to have b en done: often com
plaining of weakness, debility and low spirits.
Sometimes . snv of tH Above 1701010018 at
tend the dutaee. and at othei times very' few
of them; hut the Liver is generally the organ
nfost Involved. r ;?
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is the KMdicIne gsnexajlf a lea In tan fcottth. to.
vrniM the torpid Lursr to habhy suctioo.'"
It acts with extraordinary jowr snod efficacy
on the Liver and KMneys. " ; 5 -
s The aetioV ef ;JthrRgulsteJx ee .from,
naiuea ? grfpinc. It is at .eBevei In
starting the secretion at the Lrverf causing
the bile to act f cathartic. ; When there is
an excess of bile in the Stomach, the Re srn la
tor is an active purge; after ths removal of the
bile it will regulate the bowels and impart
vigor and health to he whole system. :
fMsee that you get the Genuine in White
Wrapper, -with red 2. preparwd only by 1.
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; Cacassi or to sue esse aiRicted with RbMaaa
: tkm7Kenraltis7ParalyKia. gptnal Mfflcnltiov
Kidney' or Over TtouMss,- Lsjm fiaek, up
i tares, and otbe Djatssss estbe Vital Orcans,
: Also wokxn troubled with cDsnsaes pecaUsto
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' Speedy Uef sad eostslsts tsstoranon e
! bealth uaraateed; mim mre tst tmetttr
k BUeeseU . AasMe oaisr 7SVO"WWr.
; bfaMMnMt4 wslssiIBlsfcrls '
eCsttea. Their tboTourtafflcaey ass fceiis srse
tlcally proven with ths w sides fll
ssieee , mtmd tsiejr feuv Use Mr-smb
I ewds)rseisMisia from ssaleel and
tifte snesi.sud from sisisioewsla Stave
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bures Liver Complaints, Jaun
lice, Biliousness, Malaria, Cos
iveness, Headache. It assists di
gestionj strengthens the system, ;
regulates the bowels, purines the
Wood. A book sent tree. ; Dr.
Sanford, 162 Broadway, N. Y.
FOR RAX.X BT AX.X. DRUQOZSTS.
Hew Teirk Property for Exchange.
exchange New Yerfc city poop
for
proi
Dertv
in
uaieiga or in
country adloinins. Persons desiring to
make such an exchange are requested
10
oommonicjate with
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By Telegraph.
A VAMOVI CASK.
Battled ttLHt-tteBMiltoftLMi UUca
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Special to Thk Nbws ahd Observer.
Goldsboro, November 12. To-day
Jndge Shipp decided the habeas corput
case involving the custody of the children
in the Arlington case. About thirteen
Tears aero. Mr. and Mrs. Arlington, being I
kirM. mwt.kl. mticADs nf V.li rvnnr I
intermarried, but shortly thereafter there
wen family jars, which, continuing, Mrs.
Arrington. went west and obtained a di
vorce, whose legality, however, is ques
tioned. Some months ago a Kabeat corpus
case: was begun to determine who was en
titled to the custody of the children. The
evidence taken was very voluminous, hun
dreds of witnesses being examined, among
them the very best people of that county,
who; all took a great interest in the result
of the esse. A host of abld counsel were
retained on both sides. Among them for
Mr; Arrington were Messrs. Merrimon &
Fuller and B. H. Bunn, and for Mrs.
Arrington Hon. W. T. Dortch and Hon.
J. J. Davis and Jacob Battle. The result
of the trial has been awaited with great in
terest. It was in the discretion of the
Judge to award the children to either
party, and he decided that the mother
should have them. The costs were di
vided.
Trains Delayed by 8nw Storms.
St Louis, November 12. Advices
from Kansas City say that Sata Fe trains
have been delayed by snow storms for
nearly thirty-six hoars. It has been snow
ing hard in western Kansas, Colorado and
New Mexioo from Larkin west to Pueblo,
and there are from 6 to 8 inches of snow,
while from LaJunta west there are from
18 to 20 inches. The cuts are full of
snow and a strong wind is drifting it badly.
This is the heaviest ' snow storm in New
Mexico and Colorado that the Santa Fe
ever encountered.
Prasdand.
Chicago, November 12. -A Detroit
special to the Evening Journal says : The
new steamer Brunswick, owned by Cap
tain Bewick, of Detroit, and built last
year at Wyandotte, valued at $150,000,
foundered last night on Lake Erie, off Dun
kirk, N. Y. The engineer and two cooks
were lost. The Brunswick was rated Al,
wkh a star, and was insured for $75,000,
of which $55,000 was placed ta Chicago.
She was commanded by Captain Cham
berlain. Foreign Jtsws.
LoNDow,November 12. The TTmessays
it understands that Monsieur Challeman
Lacour, the French ambassador at Lon
don, will not make part of the new French
ministry. Gen. Campenon will become
head of the war office, and M. de Fravcenet
will resume the post of minister of foreign
affairs. It is unsettled whether or not
L Monsieur Ferry will remain minister of
public inatruction.
i A dispatch from Vienna says : There
nave been serious earthquakes at Chios,
and the village is sinking into the earth.
The inhabitants have fled.
A Stage Xobbs S
8ah Antonio, November 12. Thos.
S. Moody, who was brought before the
Federal Court on the charge of stage rob
bing, was sentenced to the penitentiary for
life. Moodj U the MShortman" of the cel
ebrated couple known as "Longman and
shortman, who have operated with
almost incredible boldness and success
.for tho past twelve months. Will Horn
phriea, who turned State's evidence, was
given his freedom.
Kilted tot
Ins OrasUs.
Atlahta, Ga., November 12. Aleok
McElwin and wife, colored, came at night
to the store of E. Faircloth, near Albany,
Ga. On Faircioth'B refusing the woman
credit for goods they both began abusing
and insulting him. This brought on an
altercation, in which Faircloth was cat
with a knife. He ran into the store and
. seized an axe helve, which the negro
jerked out of his hands, and with it
struck Fsircloth over the head, killing
him. The murderer is at large,
KUM by at Dog.
WiLKiNOTOir. DgL., November 12.
A four year old son of John Fox was
silled to-day by a bull dog belonging to
John Uoraa. The dog; broke its chain,
caught the boy by the throat and horribly .
mangled him, causing almost instant death.
Decline of Virginia Bonds.
London, November 12. The Econo
mist says the Virginia funded bonds have
fallen six per cent, because of the success
of the Readjustment party at tho recent
elections.
Cotton Mills Bansad.
Baltimoeb, Md., November 12.
The cotton mills at Franklinville, Hartford
county, Md., were burned Thursday. The
building was insured for $20,000 ; stock
A dispatch from Portland, Oregon, says
that the Douglass county jail, at Rose-
burg, was burned yesterday, and with it
Charlie Williams, who was incarcerated
the day before for larceny. It is supposed
he undertook to burn his wsy out and the
nre became unmanageable.
j Wo notice in many an esteemed contem
porary's column an article entitled: "Bank
Directors' Duties." We should ssy, con
trary to our general free trade principles,
that these duties should be not "for reve
nue only, but for "protection as well.
Crop Report.
New Orleans, November 12. Special
dispatches to the Democrat from all por
tions of the cotton country and from the
sugar districts of Louisiana show these
crops to be in the following condition:
Sugar There has been considerable im
provement during the past few weeks.
Maay plantations are grinding but the
eane is somewhat too green to grind yet.
The yield so far has been good, the plant
eane yielding as well as last year, but the'
stubble vieldine poorly. Estimates based
on reports from a large number of plants
tions promise a yield of about 136.000
hogsheads, a falling off of 4-10 as com
pared with last year.
Cotton Alabama reports show no
change in the condition of the crop. aChe
yield is now estimated st 80 per cent. tf
that of last year.
Louisiana Rain has fallen, but gen
erally no damage has been done except to
interfere with marketing the crop in some
parishes. Unpicked cotton is seriously
damaged in quality, snd perhaps in quan
tity. About 9-10 of the cotton is picked.
Labor is scarce. The rpads are in a terri
ble condition and the 'cotton cannot be
moved. Many farmers are holding back
for better prices.
Mississippi About one-fifth of the crop
remains unpicked. Rain has fallen for a
week, doing some damage. The yield is
now estimated at 85 per cent, of last
year's crop.
Tennessee The weather has been
rainy and very unfavorable for picking.
The yield is now estimated at 57 per cent,
of that of last year. About four-ninths of
the crop has been marketed, while five
ninths remains in the hands of the farm
ers and producers.
Texas The heavy rainfall is interfering
with picking and damaging the crop re
maining in the fields. About 90 per ct'tr .
of the cotton is picked, snd about three
fourths has been marketed.
Washington Notes.
Washington, November 12 Attorney-General
McVeagh has returned from
New York, where he visited President
Arthur, and he stated to a repiesentative
of the Associated Press to day that the ro
latiens between them have always and now
are of the kindest possible character. The
statements published to the contrary, in
cludidg the pretended cabinet scene, were
sheer fabrications. He says that the
sources from, which they originated were,
however, so well known and they were so
improbable on their face that no denial of
them was necessary.
Gen. Raum, commissioner of internal
revasuM. has accepted an invitation to
Vint the Atlanta oottoa exposluonr in com
pany with Gen. Sherman. They will leave
Washington Sunday night, and remain in
Atlanta Tuesday and Wednesday. Gen.
Raum has not visited Atlanta since No
vember 15, 1864, at which time he left
there in command of the rear guard of the
15th arjay corps, and he will return on
the 17th anniversary of that day.
SkJoav Mom.
Wells' Renewer. Absolute cure for ner
vous debility snd weakness of physical or
mental functions. Sl.00 atdroggista'. De
pot: Pfrscud, Lioe A Co., Kaleigb.
"Bacanpaloa."
New, quick, complete eure, urinary af
fections, smartinif. frequent or difficult
urination, kidney diseases.
SI 00. Drug-
gists. uej.ot
Pescnd, Lee A Co., Raleigh.
"Roaa-a mm Bats."
The thing found at lst. Ask druggists
for "Rough on Rats." It clears out rata,
mice, roaches, flies, bed -boss. 15 cent
boxes. Depot: Pesoud. Lee A Co.. Ra
leigh. ;
a lelde and Dyspepsia.
A most remarkable cure lor dyspepsia.
"Wells' Health Renewer." The greatest
tonic, best- bilious and liver remedy
known. 8L0O at druggists'. Depot: re
cud, Lee A Co., Raleigh.
How de vou spell drought? New York
Aon. There's where vou are lame. Al
ways refer to it as '-the dryness," and then
tney can't get tne a amp on you.
It is the height of folly to wait until you
are in bed with disease yen may not get
over fo months, when vou can bo cured
during the early symptoms by Parker's
Oinger T nie. We have known the sick
liest families made the healthiest by a
timely use of this pure medicine.- Ob
server.
The large reductions ef rent by the sub-
commissions under the land act are caus
ing an outcry on the part of the landlords.
who will demand compensation ftom the
government. ;
Exhaustive diseases that lead to insanity.
consumption, and a premature grave, are
quickly cured by using Brown's Iron Bit
ters. It strengthens every part of the
body. :;
Caot Kennedy, of the steamship Oer
mania, has been fined 10 for bringing
three cases of cartridges to Liverpool n t '
mentioned in the msntrest.
Better than nutting one dollar out at
compound interest, is the sending it to Dr.
-Dr. C. W. Benson. .Baltimore, m u., ior;
two boxes of bis elery and Chamomile
Pills, which cure. nervous disease, quiet)
the mind, bring on refresmog bleep and
prevent paralysis.
T n i lI.wln.tAn HoAPAtavv rt ft t ' A fry w
India, informed a deputation of merchants;
that It woald bo neceeaary to maintain tbe!
duty on cotton goods imported into India!
as a revenue measure. 1
BtoUMral Mothers 1 1 Mothars 1 1 1
Ai 0 you disturbed at night and broken oil j
your rest by a sick child suffering and cry4 '
lng with tne excruciating pain 01 cniurg
teeth T If so, go at once and get a bottle
MRS. WINSLOW'8 SOOTHING HYRUPj
It will relieve the poor little sufferer im-i
mad lately depend upon it: there is nd
mistake about it. There is not a mother
on earth who has ever used it who will
not tell yon at: once thst it will regulate
tho bowels, and give re-t to tne motner;
and relief and health to tbe child, operatf
lng line magic, is is periecuy sare to
in all cases, and pleasant to the taste, and
is the prescription of one of the oldest and
best female physicians and nurses ic the
United States.' Sold everywhere. 25. mxXjs
a bottle.
1 1 S'S
Cadet Wbittaker now appears as a con
cert manager. We were aware that he
.had an ear, but we did not know that it
was musical.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
w. a.MT
Absolutely Pure.
I Made from Grape Cream Tartar No
other preparation makes such light, flaky
hor breads, or luxurious pastry.' Can be
ieaten by dyspeptics without fear of the ills
resulting from heavy indigestible food.
Sold only in cans, by all Gro ers.
iRoTAL Uakiks Powder Co., New York.
On of the fteasoaablo Pleasures
Of life, a proj er'y cooked meal, afford
ittle "r no present enjoyment, and much
tub equent torture to ac-ontirmed dyspep
tic. But -when chronic iudiwtion in com
bated ith Hokteiter's Stomach Bitters,
th food is eaten with relish, and most im
portant of all,, is assimilated by and
nouri bei the system. Use this grand
tonic end corrective also to remedy consti
pation. biLnne, rb"nmatlm. fver and
aarus.
For sale by all drngglsts and dealers
generally.
AMERICAN
COMPANY
and 7 A U STBfiF.T, ' KW YORK,
43 1 1. 1 till 'HI r.. fit I.UM.rHU,
fOM ' L. D BLOCK, CM IC U
CAPITAL kTOCK, 1 OOO OOO.
1
Sound Investment Hecurities furnished
to corn irate and private investors.
capital ruruisned or procured tor Kau-
rald Companies having lined under oon-
i Strution and their bonds purchased orne-
1 gotiated.
I: Financial Nezctiations conducted for
States, counties, towns and cities and for
: ral .ro' d com pan iea and 01 her corporations.
win conduct tbe nnanclal reorgan sauon
of railroad com pa ies and other corpora
tions wiiose prorerty is In the bands 01
celver or trustees.
.will uuy an t sell Investi. ent securities
on comiriisslon.
Will buy or sell Defaulted Bonds or con
vert them it to interest psying invest
ments.
(inulars and other information fur
nished on application
JOHN C SHORT, President.
M P WATSON, Sec sod Tress.
nctl4-d2tawlm
Seasonable Novelties 1 1
We h'tve Just received a variety stock of
tne latest
Wedding Papers
AWD
Wedding Cardo
With Ir side and OuUlde Envelopes.
BALL ROOM BEAUTIES I
We have also tbe latest Paper for Ball
Invitations and Dancing Cards, in chromo
dea gns.
BUSINESS I
NOTE PAPER, in Amber, Cherry, Pink,
Qreen, Linen, white, ko.
LETTE PAPER, in Cream, White.
.Linen, &c.
mi T.HPirWI In ol' nnltM ar,A o(.u
STATEMENTS. Long and Short.
JbM V Kl.OfKH. an g rales and usual snstdos.
Also Fancy Novelties.
Advertising Clrc lar Env lopoa.
Pemeth'nr new and convenient for Mer
chants in sending out circulars, price lists,
announcements, xj. no envelopes
auired.
uememoer we nave one or tne largest
and bnt equipped ofiBo a In the South;
that we use STEAM POWER, and do
onlv first class work.
We keep the only complete and reliable
stock of Legal Blanks in tbe State.
Anything wanted in
PRINTING or BINDING
we can iipply at short notice.
EDWARDS, BROUGHTON A CO.,
Corner Hargett and Salisbury Sea.
No Climbing Stairs. Office on tiromnd
rioor.
novlO.
"lOTTOV CAKDINO AND SPlNNIftiQ
V MACOlNifiRY FOR SALE Complete
system O'lt ntaning) compri-ing Aataon
Ononsr. Kitaon Spreader, ii Worker and
Btrippsr cnis, ao nc e; a urawiwf jnrsme.
Hifftios' slabber. 04 sptnaiea; rrovidence As.
Co. Sluober, 8)pindles; Higg ins' Speeders,
111 spindles each; Providence Speeder, 152
spindles; 29 Ring Spinning Kram-, 4,276 spin
diss. Beets, Warp Uills, Spoolers, eto. Will
bsj sold in lots to suit purchasers. Add!
JOHN O. DIVINE.
o26 dim
Thompson A Division sts, Phils,
.JUL
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Land and House foe Sale
I WILL sail at 12 in, at th court bonse
door, ii Ra'elgh, on MONDAY, NO
VEMBER 14TH 1881. Darl of land con
taining about 71 acres vinizton ihe Avent
rerry roaa. a out it mnesf s uinweat or
rtaieign, ana aaioining me isnosor tne lu-
ssne Asylum , Wm Oriuiel snd oiiinrs.
mere is a goou dwelling: and ouihoiiseaon
1 hA nmmlAAH Thn nrntM. t. jl wna r.t.mA.v
occupied by Tlios H Bailey, i
aie maae oy virtue ot naorucaire from
Thos B Bailey and wifetot-aah B Uinton.
recorred in Book 41. pase 123. Resdster'a
omoeoi waKe county.
rerms wamu, s
RH BATTLE, Jr,
octlo-tds Executor of S B U in ton.
Extra Bargfains !
The entire stock of Goodsof the late
J. Q. EDWARDS, DecU,
No. 6 Hargett street, consisting of
Dry Goods, Clothing, 1 (
Boots, SheGsfSa's, Cap:,
Tntrks, Valises,
Notion, &5 , &c., &c.,
will be sold at reduced price? until closed
out. Now is the time to fuy your
FALL AND WINTER GOODS
AT LOW FIGURES.
Special inducements offered to dealers.
Call early' and secure bargains.
All Fresh Goods, Just from the Northern
Market. V
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GARFIELD
Agents wanted
for Life of Presi
dent airfield. A
complete, faithful history from crad e to
grave, bv the eminent biographer. Colonel '
Conwell. Introduction by HJs Excellency
John D. Long, Governor of Massachusetts.
Books all ready for delivery. An ele- .
gantly Illustrated volume Endorsed edi-
tion. Liberal terms. Agentl take orders '
for from 20 to 60 copies dally. Outsells
any other book ten to one. .gen's never
made money so fast. The book sells itself.
Experience not necessary. I Failure ui -known.
All make immense profits. Pri
va'e terms free. GEORGE STINSON A
CO.. Portland, Maine. I
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WE are aeuta mh no ooitnuM tjeaakssjsje wauwh. xney are unexcelled
tor dcrengtL sxu Laghtnets ot ltavgL and era tho meat popular Wagon sold in
the State, tteie teuk ovtx Os new In nae
agents tot trt orii geBninevyu.ousi rbuwa aviu iu um uutvu aiwaja a xarg
stoek on hand. Wo alsn haye a nice saock of groceries. Dry Goods, Boots snd Shao
jan 71V j
Talnstble Iand far! ftale
I WILL offer for sale on MONDAY, tbe
12th day of December U81at 13 o'clock
m., at the Court House door in Kaleign,
$00 acres of valuable land in St. Matthew's
Township, Wake county, on Marsh creek
five miles east or tiaieign, aojoimng uj
lands of Wm. Boylan and Madison Baugh,
known as the lauds of Robt. Trawlck, de
ceased. The land will be sold In three par
cels, the plats of which may I f seen at my
office betore sale. t
Terms of sale One-third cash, one-tbli d
in one year, and tbe balance in two yf ars,
with interest on diffe ent p yments at
8 per cent, per annum. Title reserved till
pnro see money is paid, ttale made for
dlvldon nnder an order of h Superior
Court of Wake county in special proceed
ing entitled 6. B. Trawok and others ex
parte. W. H. PACE. ,
Nov9-t4 " Commissioner.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
XORTH C A ROLFS A STATE LIFE
IN8TTRAN0K COMPANY.
iKOORrORATBD IH 1873,)
RALXIGH, N.a
assess . sm,b7 t
rflM to Pattaf Haldsaa, 1TS4 M
F. H. Oamaron, President
W.:K. Anderton, VU4-President.
Tkeo. IT. HxU, See'y and Trems.
Dri R. Burks Haywood, Med. Dweeier.
Dr. W. I Ropier, Assist Med Director.
fVo. JC M. SmitK Admevry Aetmaey
The only HOME Life I nan ran os Oosa
pany in North. Carolina. One of the moat
successful Companies of its age in tho
United State. Has already issued be
tween two and throe thousand policies.
All of Its funds Invested at home among
onr own people. All losses paid promptly
sad in cash. Rate a low as those of any
Brst-olasa Company. Has THREE dollars
ol assets tor every DoujLBof liabilities,
Agents wanted In every county la the
State to work for this most excellent and
(irmly established home institution. For
Information address
N. C. STATE LIFE IN8TJRANCE CO.
febl4-tf . Raleigh, N. C.
$500 Reward ! J
WE will pay the above reward tor any ease
of Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia, Sick
Headache, Indigestion, Const ipaboa or Cos
tiveness we cannot eure with West's Vegetable
Liver Pills, when ths directions are strictly
complied with. Thev are purely Vegetable.
and never fail to give sauafaenoa. Soger
Coated. Large boxes, containing SO Pills, 26
uoated. targe boxes, containing so rms, zs
cents. For sale by all Drogjiats. Bewared
coon terfeita and imitations. Ths renains man
n factored only by JOHN C. WEST A CCw
"The Pill Makers." 181 and 183 W. Madison
street, Chicago, Free trial package sent by
mail prepaid on receipt or a s-eent stamp.
slot of a:
'SH
COOK'S HOTEL
Corner llmlngton and Davie streets.
Conducted by Anthony Forster. late of
England. This hotel, newly furnished
and equipped, is In the centre of the city,
and now open to receive visitors. Good
accommodation for commercial gentlemen
and tourists. Board snd lodging by the
day, weak or month at moderate rates,
novl-lm
In Wrks rnd aojolnlng oounUes. 75Te are
a&
JWis s wainwaon, sawirB, n, u
' IS THE TIME
TO BUT TOUB
UUMUl
Complete stock of DOUBLE-
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BREASTED UNDERSHIRTf?,
all wool and mixed grades, in :
x
scarlet and white. DRAWERS
to match, at Low Prices, at
B. B. AnflTBWS & GD.'S.
LET Hi LIVE ECOMlCiLLT.
Ths best way to do this is to bay where nrst
eUss goods can be had for the lowest possihls
prices. We keep always on hand all the lead,
ing articles of .
Heavy Groceries.
Meats, Lard, Sugar, C flea Volssses, Floor.
Meal, Hominy, Grits, Soap, Starch, Blueing,
naatsg rowoors, waxes crseaers, Slsb,
Tobaooa, Snnff, Cigars, Cigarettes and
Smoking robs 000.
, Alt kinds of t anned Frails and Vegetable,
Potted Meats, Candies, Nats, Raisins, Figvi-,
Jsliiss Preserved Fmita, baaesa. Pickles sih.
Spiees. Ia short, everytnlag asaally lonad in
la ftrst-elsss Jamtly grsesry. Fraits, Vege
tables, jcggs and rosi try always on nsnd when
tobefcadT MOO&E m PEO&AM,
1 - CorHillsberesalSalisbarygta, '
Nevemher ft, 1881.
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