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SUNDAY, JANUARY 31, 1886.
Thx Nawa axn OBsnnvna has been pre
friend in Washington City and that ap
plication for cure cannot therefore be
attended to until tne return ot tne. stone,
which return 'j will be duly announced;
A aiaa-of progress is the marked : ex.
tension of mining in. the State-Hjaiea
eorundam and gold mining. Mqoh unf
proved machinery is being introdueed,it
is reported, and altogether quite iauTml
' . ' , . . A! t" :
petps has been given the interest apokeB
of recently. We put down the fact , as
! .- ; ' Tt
Hews. -r i & ..rg f
Gasacn has finally concluded not to
fight. Her ministers of State announce
of tbe powers and the belligerent' little
naUon will aooordingly disarm j -.This
action may cause the king of the oustry
lo reconaider his determinatioi Velae-
Muted with a srenuine mad-stone,' bob low. by an ordiaarv kerosene lamp.
deaire ta aav at onee to doir-bitten ne that man may sit and read ; his par.
iit. .t..'.m.. .L. i. s!LJLUi tbv the lieht of hia atove while the;
pie u ioe vucie au ueeu icu uw . , , . . , .
, . : 1 alriK I v ainwa hia Biinivtr . An eiirbtir
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the fighting propenaities of his ipeopie; :j president of the Cape Fear and Yadkin
. - "TrrmtmrtTr- I Vnlley jroadWs his Jine wiH reach lt
! W reprint elsewhere in this issue an kl tj ; r mk ,r.
"L f ' i v v i -P ilJ iAaryby.thevlst pf January The yir
article aent ua by a highly leMttcated JT j ,-r f U J
, ... , , ' . , ' i . ,'ginia and Carolina1 company baa an un
farmer friend who thinks it worthy of n i. a , r , - .
' a ri - usually well graded road-bed through
Reproduction many times. We gree . Warren, codntv. which, however, mav
Wth mr friend aa to the vaJnl of thi
article ana wouta oommena a carciui
consideration of , its augireauona to the
farmer Who wishes
other thin its it enforces
dus trial education, of. which our peopl
generally are now so nrmly'-eeatinoed.
C tw bean is now an issue Whii
urj it was decided that beans rere gar
. ' den seeds, and as snoh subject U k duty
.of twenty per cent. -The present, solic
itor of the treasurv. Jlr. McCuS. re
eeatly decided that they were j a';veg
labia and dntiabla at ten ner iturnlL. ani
i New York judge now sites it 'u the
opmion of bia court that they are, plants
and tnererore may be imported free. Bf
:
Th amendment in reply to the Speech
rromme urone. on.wuicn:uie iArjrarrHrif i wai rrg a. ' -ttviaam
enuaeftt jwent down exnresse:d ngiit
- a.. : a . . . L : l i fc'l
tost the yueep, Ad . made do. reference
laberera nd rged at oonadrt5an pf
- the allotments of land to heae laborers.
It was therefore not a distineUrti Irif h
issue, and' jthat defeal j wasv snjferei on
aucb a motion' will undoabtedly operate;
to the disadvantage of ,. the Torieajn the
next general election, amce ,000,000
ubiii Biui auuumu iuici atv iui am- wtarw
I great extent in favor of i the measure re
ferred to. The new.idaj; whidi has
dawned for Mr' Gladstone premises to
a long:andbrhione.':;; ,;;
been a dramatic eompany of colored peor
pie which bis undertaken to ptesentfthe
play of 8hsJie8peaxer.0thello was givtn
in rnuaaeipnia.ine otaer.evening ana a
renortar aava:'' v ThiB WrtriArAinmn
deiicy ef thebouae toward laughter waa
explained at the end of ;the performance
by theJatement that fe nanagement
had .in. preparauon, together mth ;that
of the tragedy, a represenUtion of the
'Mikado,1? id that a , number of per-r
sona' to whom apparently i the fteadyi
printed prOeramaieS were at no kiuiati
ance' Imagined; that heweri wiSess4
in a performance of Ctiut. latter bieee M
SaxAroa VAJce, who was represented
by a New York paper aa a stockholder
in the Pan electrio telephone 'company ,'
' one of the companies testing the validity
of the Bell .patent under government
sanction, denies in an emphatic manner
altogether eharacteristio of him thajt he
ever had any connection or relation twith
the eompany whatever Attorney-Gcoer-al
Garland doecownaome of the stock ami
is neither afraid nor ashamed to say ;s.
Why ahould hla becoming attorney gen
eral bare made it necessary for him I o
throw np stock projwrly hed in ; any
eompany ?' ' Why should the fact that ii
, the Bell patent ie destroyed; bis stock
will , be . highly valuable 'an if not it
will be worthless, make, his position el
ieate, aa ia claimed 1 , Such al1 aituation
mght. tempt a republican'' official to beu
efit himself at the expenjBe Qf people
but it does not follow that it would b
dangerous to a democrat. All the prob
abilities, in the light of expeiience, ar'
the other way. , j i -' . .
Ha EnwAan ; At kissov. Jthe fltfell
known eeonomist, Svema to diacusa the
small economies of life with the same
ease that he handles the tarilfahd coiton
manufacturing. Io M sC'n. the other
day, he proved to his own latiSfacUon
and presumably to that of the New Kng
land Woman's club, before: which : bt
Spoke, that it is not only possible ' bit
pleasant to live on $200 a y-Th
amount he made oover the cot of food,
light, heat, clothes, room rent and a-f?
extravagancea. The suit of olothes he
wore, he said, represented 6ne ;in
eroded in his list at a valuation of
been admired by, some of ihc cl
of Boston; ;Mr?!Atkiiqubted Bon
amy .PrioeV; defcnitlon of man, ;"the
only annua! endowed with-progressive
wants." "and he held that the advice
tt!iwaLJCkOM. tht.tte advice
" jQ( 1 wbereeoever your lot inayj be cast.,
; ' learn therewith to be discontented' is
1 Wwbtch may b a progressive tenet. I at j
h'wtUnyot . philosophical or n li
KlQUe
Atkinson i introduced as , an illutre
tion a cooking apparatus- of his own
intention, whkh as described consist
of a, square . wooden box moan tl on
wooderi.legs, containing a tin box; sur
rounded by water and heated from be-
so
er
latter
en
pound ham was cooked at, the cost of a
cent's worth of oil, and a turkey war
ranted to bo tough was made tender by
the expenditure of one and a half 'cents'
worth of oil. When we down here learn
to live in that way we wit! all get rich,
but- we liear: we'll never learn! Wo
were cut u,t after different pattern
from that otur Yankee brethren, aiid
WB -fraid-ihat but a small propor-
tioo of us Will get neb hereafter, ns Las
beeB the Ktofore. i
: V i r
Qne does not realise the extent of the
J?!t-: !. .k
railroad wofa KOinir on ui tne otate
ui til her undertaker to enumerate the
virUiis lines bow. being extended, in. ai
JVVeetern North, Carolina extension is
'proceeding with vigor, the Spartanburg
and Asheville road is about being com-
pleted, the extension of th9 Carolina
liyivef b utiliaed, and there U a jccently
t nun. anors line irom ounoia, va.,
to
Jiickland. Qates county; the control
of
the oertau) extension of the latter road
narth and' soolth. ' The Rbcxr Mount
eNashVillfroid ik being tabidly built
bjr the. Wilmington & Weldon eompany
ayd will be extended, it is 'said, to Jial-
eighi'l. ,Thei :hal Of the . Wilmington &
r orence snort-cut o( tne wumingion &
vYeldbn. road .between the! first named
tqwn and Fayetteville is being ooj
structed with astoniaEing i rapidity and
in m manner remarkable for . excellence
irievery detail. i The Clinton :& War
saw Had is well under way and the rails
hkii 1 just been purchased for a short
Ime 'froto a "point on -the -Wilmington,
Qpittmbta 4f Augusta road southward.
Tti'tf Pittaboro road is rapidly being laid
aid:the eitisens of - Moore eounty are
next teonthi to Vote upon )a proposition
I tit iaSue" bends in aid of the construction
iiaae result i waion action wut-unaouoti
av t '4L;i 1. . . L 7 1 .1." - I ii 1 j a .
edit be in favOr.of i the road.' ! The ex
tension of the Western North Carolina,
Of whioh we have Spoken, has reached a
point i 102 milea from Ashetilief-ia well
nplherefore in the AUeghaniea. In ad
dition t ta these' lines,;- many- others, of
cftftrsei -are-- being protected,:. but we
hjave confined ovraelves .to those
aptu'ally i being eonjstrueted j or i oij
the I point of ; being begun. Most
of the 'lines we' .have 'mentioned are
short liaea too, it is true, but: they
JtLatl thOi sort of railways; we neer at
present, that is to say. feeders jot the
main arteries, and their number, with
e prospect of a rapid increase iu that
umber, strikts us aa an evidence of
oaperityinot to be doubted. Taken in
cpnoeetion with the other , signs of pro
gresaxiow visible throughput $he mate
it saquM serve to encourage all of us in
the hope. fbr. bettet times.! Xet but' the
firmcrs; who, represent th foundation of
vpciety ionoo.get ;well .upon;! their
id the day or an enduring prepority
iu nave-dawned, we nrmiy belieye.
, Tux attitude of the President should
Jet be misunderstood. He has no cause
Hp cenpealany reason he may ; have for
ly nomihation he has made. He there-
re eoncotls , nothing. ' He ia . simply
fluto.nuniatn sp farias hjs pan and
his place the system ofeheoka and bai
4ncea between the co-ordinate branches of
the 1 government established-! by : the
lathers tn their wisdom! Tee Senate
jiaa no more right to ask of tiie execu
iive the reasons for a removal than the
executive has td ask the reason , for a
failure: to confirm on the part of the
Senate. .The ' President is -1 therefore
defending prerogative which is as
sailed by ithe republicattl enitors and
assailed in clear violation of the spirit
if not tbe letter of the law, 'and he will
suud firm. He has: every advantage
"uf uWsitionV being supported by the or
ganic law the immemorial: usages of the
government, and tW full? pdwjerf uu
preiudiced public obinion. illis con-
iluct haa been admirable, not qnly in the
prompt real nation of the responsibility
uuuur wuicu u rests, oui in
uis Jack-
eonian manner or acting apou
bis ejb-
vitiona.
Mr. Jacob Bolander, of Oinoinnati,
having i named a new-born boy baby
John bhermau, ha bo u greatly grati
iiud by ail autograph note, dated Jau
uarjf 20, in the vvicc-PrWidtt'scliii-ber,"
ini which John Sherman winds
his kindest regards Vb the toother and
a kiss to the baby." Mr. IJolauUer is
pleased, bat not surprised since be sup
posed 'John Sherman would send some
thing. Mr. Sherman's liberality prom
ises to beggar him in time, j
.; oXlaJkla CVa Dmu BkI TWmIc
five atora I tone than any thing I hiwrv r
uaen or preacrlUa, ay8 riotwor II. "wdnuu.
M. Iki rhrsktaa to the Grand iKitcr of '.
ovy,-anixlit el the Iron' Crs, fete fae
affMt l tea Ooea Urd.x up tliwniarvelUma
and if Bat elear y autbeuiieated by! icni,u 4
Undoubted verudtr woald b aitoirKber bw
yonalsay.Dr Wnu H. 6m&MM
able ta head affect Ions, weakened memory,
dlxsineaa, deUriuWlon of blood to the bead,
lakaad nervous asadstbs. Akw bajaaal
aj. of m fcaarf sad atksr fsftaj sf
tile taltte Of in-'-l.K Ml ontn11w Iwinrtm mrf if
-Bold nHPLB OatCCtiaTIONS.
One often hears a remark made to thi
effect that any ftl can be a farmer, or
that education is wasted on one who
ouly tills the noil for a giving. : Trnseo
reioarkt were nearer th truth, perhaps.
years ago, when the country was now
ifiv virgin bui i wouiu ieii auuuu.iui
cii'ps almoet without care on the part, of
tlto husbandman,, an i insect enemies,
blight, rusk, &c), were nearly unknown.
But now such oayings are far froui'tru
and we arc beginning to realise Ui.-U
CHowledge is power on the farm just
as Barely as anywhere eUein the world
Forty vearb neo oar, tools were of the
simplest and rudeet kiriVls, and not much
intelligence wan required to use them.
Today some of the finest machinery
wado is on the farm, and the farmer
4
needs sKill and brains to use these improved-
tools to the best advantage.
rattier than muscle to do heavy work
' The day ha passed when muscle rules
the world. The battle-axe and spear
Were muscle; :Le rifle and the cannon
a)re brains. The stage coach , and the
courier were muscle: the railway tram
and telegraph are brains. On the farm
.the scythe was muscle; the mowing uia
ohine is brains. The grain cradle and
sickle were musole ; the self-binder is
brains. The farmer of the future will
Seed to be, to a large extent, an engineer
and: director of labor, aid a student, -in
stead of a simple laborer, as the farmer
&
of the past was. The sooner we accept
vera and educate ourselves
' (and our children) accordingly, the
more profitable will our farming be. If
''any foot can be a farmer" and make a
:
gent tt
living out of it, what are the possibili-
farming under skillful and intelli-
managementi? Even ,in the most
simple -operations of the farm education
Will be of use to us every day, I not only
in enabling us to direct our work to the
best advantage, but in. giving us the
ability to keep account j of everything,
and knoW: whether a certain practice- or
crop pays, us or not. L
' - A hired man once said to me: "You
arc the best hand at! guessing I ever
saw !" I had told him there would be
over six loads of hay to get up, but : not
quite seven. He luadefthts remark when
we were : g4ing to the barn with the
seventh load not quite full. Now, there
Was no gucstting work about it, I
knew the width of the: strip cat, trom
; the number of swaths, jeach one of which
was six feet. I knew how wide the
wa8, and bow many rakefuls we
ooiild nut on a load. ;So. after rakinir
Once down through the piece, a little !
j meniai ariinnietio toia no w many loaqs
j .there would be! One pan tell how much
si man ought to plow,! cultivate or uar-
: J- f a.-, t ;
cvw iu uajr A. rcuieuioer uuc ioav . j
'went away, to begone all day, leaving .
a new hand to harrow a piece of land for! ,
' wheat. ' At night I foind be had got over i.
Only six acres with aharrowsix feet wide. J.
He insisted that he had done all he!,
'oould. But after he had seen tbe figures
' on a board , and found he had traveled less
iubu uug. diu ma uuur ne was jauitei
'ashamed, and said :
It's no
use trvlng i
to toot you on a :aay a wrx,;r anrf h
,ueer ltiuu n again. y .
:. Suppose von have abig
oompost
heap, which you wish tb put on twelve
acres of ground. You walk around the
heap, if it is a round one, stepping 3
feet a step. IHa 54 j paces around it
1 ou-toox avit ana see tnat u it was
leveled down to where yon walked, it
' wouldaverage about 3 feet high. , There-
j fore you aay 64 yards (circumference),
multiplied bv 41. half the radiua. will
lgive the number of cubic- yarda in the
pile x on know What your man
ure spreader will hold, just about
cnbie yard at a loadj so yon set it to:
spread .20 loads per acre. , and aomout
all right-T-no gness-work about it. Some
years ago 1 had a heavy piece of corn
to cut. A faithful man, .waa aet at the
job, and be . only made about . .five
eighths of an acre a day. I oombared
'the weight of stalks and grain he bad to
handle with what he would have -to on
an average piece, and was satisfied that
he waa doing well. One night one of
those, "blowing" men ' came .along
Whv,said he, "Adam isn't doing
aoytiung. x can go in there and cut an
acre a day juatas easy aa sitting on the
fence "Very well, isaid 1, "oome
tomorrow and cut ani acre ; I will " pav
you $1.50, and you Can have' the fun of
sbowmg Adam how little he knows
about-cutting corn.'? He came before
I was, ub and at noon, beirinninir to
: realize that he had something' to do, he
(but took a bite and ran; but it was 3
.'o'clock the second day before be had his
laere cut. When he waa laughed at
aouat it ne used to say: "Tbe college
;boy wss too much for me."
: ': Suppose you are a dairyman, and
'raise wheat and potatoes to sell also
You want ten tons of corn meal to feed
your eowa in the winter, and you
plant corn. Now a careful account kept
tor a term of years may show you that
-while you are making money from your
wheat and potatoes you are losing on
;vour( orn. Or on acount of having a
, libme market for the! corn, and no good
; niarktt for the potaes, and not time
chough to properly ears for them, the
; Cyin may pay best. Knowing the facta,
! you can raise what will pay you best.
The day has pasqgd when it is necessary
wr iiiuicr iw raise everyining ne wants
for his own use. 1 might go on show-
lug you. : where education would be of
advantage to you eviery day of your life,
and in every lot on your farm. Farm-
iug, or agriculture, is an art, based out-
it number ot sciences, and the more we
know of these sciences, or of the one
pertaining te our line of farming, the
bitter We can run the farm.
' Not long since, when coming out of a
hall with a company of farmers who had
bean listening to a scientific lecture by
a noted college president, one of them
asked another : "Well, what did you
-think of that ?" Ob , I suppose it was
good enough," he replied, "bnt it
would! feed tho pigs or milk the eows."
He was one of the kind of men who
suecr at book farmers, and think "any
tool can be a farmer," But,,thank God,
we have some farmers who are not con
tent merely with. being able to carry
swell to pigs sad strip tbe eows. I haye
been surpriaed this winter; to est ao
mapy oh men ana women, seventy or
three persons seventy-five: years old in
one load), get out to farmers' institnte
and pay close attention to the lecturers,
evu when thev were auite scientafic.
I'lus is well, but let the older ones not
forget to educate the children. Ym
may leave them a goodf rm.but they my
be dwindled out of it. ' Leave Ihem-an
education, and do man can steal it, land
if tbey want a farm they can soon earn
it. T. B. Terry, Summit county,' 0.,
iu tne Country Gentleman.
Tb Onalair Optra.
(Tor. of the Nsws aKd UhPi:itvrR.
Haliigii. N. C, Jan. .'50, 188$.
With the 'exception of n occasional
rendition by our excellont FhilhariuOnic
society and now and ;tb n uu operetta
by a traveling company, the Kaleigh
public rarely have an opportunity of
witnessing the opera. The company
which is to play here next Tuesday
evening will afford ah opportunity of
Boeing one of the best operas rendered
by reallygood artists and the opportu
nity should not be missed. Miss Jen
nio Wiuston is a great favorite, of a
high order of talent and the company is
first-class. The writer once saw this
identical opera. ,"Fra : Diavolo," in the
Academy of Masic at ttaltimo e, and
that immense auditorium was packed
from p v to dome. ' While the small
stage here will preclude the setting of
men an opera as "fra Uiavolo ; as it
should be, yet if the company is the
same that the writer saw and it is so
represented and believed to be hose
who go to Tucker hall Tuesday evening1
may be sure of an j evening of genuine
pleasure, well worth: the price of ad
mission. ; ! ' . IUlkiuu.
(- Sick and bilious headache cured by
ur. Fierce s "FeUets."
The pews of the Brooklyn taber
nacle, over which the Rev, T. De Witt
Talmage presides, Monday night Were
rented for $17,400 with premiums
amounting to $5,000. With collections
which average $8,000, the total receipts
for the year will probably aggregate
about 33U.400. The highest price paid
tor tbe cboice of a pew was $7bU. J
JZ t9
una Hntumausm. Rtarama
1CK. rll'TT rr.tTiL.
At DKUdaisra Attn miuh
j '
sum
prow.
caiatK i.-osinaifi, twiTraoaa.
EVERY DAY MATTERS
AT
EJjJW. J. HARDIN'S
Ton wfll find alwavt S comDlete stock of tha
bt tamlly aapplias, earefully selected as to
quality, at lowest possible prices, neatly put
up uu jirvinjjuj aeuTereo. m
The vry best Tea and Coffees; 8Uple Canned
Uooda; such aa Corn, Succotash, Preach Peas,
Asparagua, ! Mualirooma, Okra and . Toma
toes, Aa, . - l : '
CANNED FRUITS
California Apricots, Pears, Peaches, Ac.
; Burnett'r Fhtrorinr iSxtraeta: Cox'a- and.
Jtelaon'"! Qielattne; iBeat Freach Macoaropi
Abetter than the , ltaltaa); Fine, Cheese, Cboeo.
ates, iocoa, isrema, tjaiad Lnressmg, sauces,
Catsups and everything else in the way of
Miscellaneous Table Supplies.
f O ARRIVE
THIS WEEK :
Magnolia 1 Hams, eanvassed and winter
cured; Ferris' Hams, Pigs Feet; "Extra Choice
Mackerel to roil weight, SO lb kit.
KUteen barrels .Fine .Apple;
Grand Iuke'a, bpita, Acw &c
Baldwin'
THE FAMOUS BOSS LUNCH MILK
BISCUIT,
The best of all plain Crackers: loo per lb at
man, ana a imi line ei nenneuy s ana wu
son's Biscuits and Cakes. ' .
Wines Liquors &cs
A Choice Stock of Whiskies,
Wintm, A less Porter Ac. Ac, for medlcins
and famli'
uuy use. Just received Kamsey's Bess
Socth
Whli
'Ey
eholes New Orleans and Porto Rlee Mo
laasea. Syrup, Buckwheat Ac '
Order uarefuUr tiled.
E. J. HARDIN
ffOS
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Man and Beast
Unsung Unlment h older thaa
or vms'tntt used porw'Kad
Oh
rfiTHu IU
vaacaAauaa.
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Best rtilizer in the World
UlME
17,00 per ton t . 0. B. m 800 lb sacks.
f 1.00 per bameL " f .
Burning eystot sbells day and night.
Liberal d acount tor large orders.
t
iff :
Plaee your orders early and secure th flnt
blpmenta. '
NEW BERNE LIME KILNS.
WILLIAMS f HXBBINQ,
Htm ame, N. C.
in lfidan.
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-irraaoToas ros
House and Sign Painting
, ZTo. 1 East Davie SC. under Law Buihliar.
'Wedo KalsonUnbHbGaulag, Gnintng a
general House Painting.
Special facilities tor SIGN WORK.
Orders freasaaiy distance solicited. - tw
references given.
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PLANT BED
t BURNER
PATENTED JULY 28, 1889
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J. H. HORNER, OXFORD, N. C.
A pamphlet containing description of the
same and of: its application to curing tubaeco
in barns,, i'
Together with s CoariLaTioM of the most
approved methods of cultivating and curing
nee yellow Sebaeeo,
Sent to any address on receipt of twenty
re caws. ;
Apply to
J.H, HORNER, Oxford, N.C
Do You Wish to Build
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fBJSM Of 00DBS1 Y0D WANT A
Neat and Practical Deilgfc
This ean be i furatahed
V eeonomleally
; A aaasattafi
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jAl.- Gr. Bauer
AtCllTlOT ajrn imsia,
With thi lata 8amne! Sloan), Raleigh, N. Cj
mmitm' hb suuunaMB. wui niiare majts.
slevatlona, idetaihv workiair drawlni and
spedfleatloRS for boildings of every deeerip.
ww "uwigwnn UM piste. IjOeB MX stss,
Koom a itnggs jwaidtac.
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JjOR8X AND MULES FoB SALE.
I wUl be In Raleigh Thursday morning, the
t8th last a Jackson's Old sUbles (now LaeaY
With 80 Of the Snsat Hones and MuIm mr
nrongbt to :tbia saarkeL Persons whh'ng to
pnrebase wfil do wall to call and examine my
row
wea HaaonpurunasiBf f isewnere.
i i E. POMZROT,
r ?!s4i,sivtj -a. -Ttl .
RsRettjy
B ORUM AT
MARKED DOWN PRICES FOR CAS1
The following jttestrable articJea." hnth
seasonable and useful j
LaniBs wintu
DRESS GOODS.
Heavy Jeans, Doeskins, Caastmere Cloth-
and other Furnishing Uoods for' Man ami
Boy's Hear. ' ;
Ladies' and Men's
WINTER UNDJfiRWEAR,
Wraps for Ladies, latest styles snd ail made
ta order this season.
Blankets. Opera, Basket and Honeycomb
Flannels: Bleached and Unbleached Cantos
Flannels. t
BOOTS FOR! MEN AND BOYS
Several lines efi Heavy Shoes for Ladies,
Misses, Men and Boys.
Overshoes (or Ladies, Misses and. Men, first
quality. ?
aienr wooinneosen-aeung arctics lor lot
a-pair. :i X
: Healao has many other articles la his stock
which can be bought low for cash '
Call and examine goods and prices and aet
for yourself that he means what he sava. Don'
forget the plaee. -
1M Fayetteyiue Street, Balelg h, N. l
y
Now is the time to order Coal lor
WINTER SUPPLIES
' When the beat article can be had at lowest
prices and delivered clean from the ears, hav
mg nerer toucnea tne earuv since taken trom
the mines.
THE FBEIOHT ON-
Cool
Is reduced for a short time and ll who ex
pect to use it should order at once, and save
ooc to vi.ou per ton.
OUR FAVORITE
Finds of Anthracite Coal can be bad now
bnt cannot be gotten at all later in the season.
So let us have your orders at once for both
kinds ana sues. ;
JONE8 A PQWXLL.
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,NE THOUSAND GOOD CORN AND
jaeea wn wauieu uj , , , i
iUAMCI-VnUjlf ;
FsretteTille St. and Central Deoot.
BateigJvNC
JC8T BJtCaiVKP AT
M.T.Norris&Bro
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30,000 pounds Sbncks. ! J
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10,000 pounds Wheat Straw for bedding.
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100 barrels patapeco Flour. ;
100 barrels Orange Grove Flour.
100 barrels Carolina Favorite Flour.
60 barrels Sugar. :
S2S bags Fine Bolted MeaL ;
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1,000 bushels White Corn,
J,000 bushels Feed Oats.
20,000 pounds FtoeTunothy Hay.
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CaB and
our goods before you pur
chase elsew
M. T. NORKIS h, BRO.
ARE STILL TRnOoTHANT.
For Sfteen Vasra the tisra mtmAfhw nhuil
In favor, and with sales constantly incrratisr
luu V. n A Al- - - . J.' t . . 1 ,
vnwns uw most popular conev tnrougn
out tbe United States.: ; ;
The G. oualitT is warranted to wear iwimu
Jong as ordinary corsets. We have lately tn.
troaucee tne U and K H grades with Extra
ong waist and we can rarnish' them when
preferred. I ii :
Hurhest swards from an the wVrM m
fairs. The last medal received' is tor First De
gree oc j&eni, rrom tne nue aurposuion held at
aiv vrwana.,- - -it'
While sonrss ei nalMibi tiau K.
wnrthlras thn us 1 11 iT 1 TTir fK ini.. vim-i..
kaeM VMwuwajl 4 m Vm aaaaawsa
Retailers are authorized to refund money
If, en examination, these corsets do not prove
mm cvpraeuteu. oreaweverywnere, uataiogoe
ree on application. i
axtOJaoON, LANGDON W-
' New fork.
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UE FDR RENT.
Having leased 'itreaif January ; 1st the
Wiseea Wltaunaton street next to ssy jmmV
nea. tor an omoe. us roonM 1. now oea
lathe rear of Battle Merdecal wm be
Apply fe ft, vatue a theuadsr-
NOTICE
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FUR SALJs. OR RENT.
A.aiuaoiu Ho.ukj and Lot for sale in UM
very heart of Balehrh. N C
.jJiimtrr sHhoxitjt.4nvjeted.iaJ0lL bxthajw
perioc court of Wake eoantyinaaWeetatSae
special proeeedlnaa enUtlad R. k rienaw
and other, ex parte, I wlliiaelf ajr ptmUBbos
tion, (o. highest .bidder, at tbe eourt-aouse
door tot the etty of BaialTrClWttroay,
the 6th day of FebniaryTiattbat very desir,,
able property, eonslstmg of one house ana
lot located on the comer of Martin aud balia
bury street in said city and running back 8
feet la UM. Moure's line, bmim t i i.-
m. Terms one third cash and the balanecin
mu Mr. with intcrMt at 8 rmr M.t '
Coauniasloner.
Pace A Holddio, Attorneys.
January 6th, 1886, dtd. -
gALE OF VALUABLE LAND
Kate thi crrr or balbioh.
This Is to give notice that under and by vir
tue uf an order of the Superior ourt for the
county of Wake; nude in the civil action of
H. W. Whatto.., ad" mistrator iOf David M.
t arter, deceased, aud ethers against Moses A.
itiKuaoe ana o inert, i,wui teu at public auouoo,
tlon toithe highest bidder, at the court houav
floor m toe clt, of Kaleigh, the X2d day of
February, l&m. at 1 o'clock d. m.. a Aftrtaln
truct of land containing abnut two hundred
acres, wnirn wm. u. boou wnveyed to said
Moses A. Bltdoe by deed dated thetl&thday of
November, lege, r- gistered la tbe otnoe of the
register of deeds for the county of Wake, in
book 55, at page VJ, the 26th day of January,
IWI, ThtolaOi. will be sold la marcels to suit
purchasers.
or plot or tbe same, persons who may con
template becoming bidders are rterreLtocol.
A. W. bhanVr.
The term of the sale are: One-third of the
purchase money In cash, one -third in twelve
months and une-third la two yean, with Inter
est from the day jf sale at the rate of eight per
cent per annum, payable annually, and the
title to said land to be retained until the full
payment ol the purchase money;
Ail persons who contemplate purchasing
will please make their exaealaatknof title be
fore the day of sale. .
SP1SBWH1TAKSB.
aalfidtd Coumbskmer.
jyOBTOAGS SALE.
i'ursuant to authority rootaii&d in a mort
gage deea exeeaUd the 11th day of January,
184, by tt- K. Ferrell and Mary A. Ferreli
and C. M. bus bee, trustee, to secure the pay.
meat of a debt to Geo. W. Norwaod. Wd,
1 will sell, at the courWhouse dwor in the city
uf Kaleigh, for cash, the 2ud day of Febru
ary, 1846, a tract of land in Barton's Creek
tvwnthip, Hake eounty, aajoixing the lands
of Wa Lasslter, J. J. Hunter, W . O. Allen
and others; it being the hind wihereon B K.
Kerrtil aua wife new live, and ouming la&t
acres. The deed is r-glatert m book 19,
page 8. ,
OKOv OBWOOD, Executor '
of GEO. W. MOB WOOD, dee'd
X. M. Akuo, Attorney.
ia2Udtd.
gALS OF LAND. T. T
By virtue of authority given In a mortgage'
fiem Ab-aanuer Barham and wife to W . B.
Allen, recorded In I he register's ofhee of Wake
county, in book 83, page 111, wo will sell on
Monday, the SCid day of February, vm. at the
Ii..ia 1 afc. ia a . m
twui ituwubw uvui uu uawj m;n,j JkMiatiirn ijjs
sw, w -, wmw containing
254 acres more or leas, situated In LiUtaViver
township oi said county aed i adjoining the
landaol Jasper Bart am) ti G. Mitchell, . Slon -DarraL
k. B- Perry and others.
Terms of sale cash. Time of saie IS o'clock m.
PACE A HOLDING, .
Attorneys for : Mortgagee
Jan. 2frl, 1886. dtd. t f
yLUAML. LAAD FOB SALE. ; "
Kt virtue of authority conferred bv a Mr-
I.Bll JhillttAi N ulll MBAu.k J t
tain deed of mortgage executed on the 28tb
ay of Aprfl, 1Aj3, by 'Mtaard (MiaL trustee,
Alfred Jonesand Lizzie C. Jones, his wife, to -it
S Pulkn and recorded iu the offlieel the -register
of deeds for Wake cuuty, X m .
book 7S, at page 780, and also Ixy authority of
a certain deed of tou, executed the zdth day:
of August, 1883, by the same parties to A. W.
Ha) wood, truhtee for B. b. fallen, and re
corded in the efnee of the reaister of deeds
for Wake conty, N. In bouk 74, at page
691, we wiU Saturday; February, xuth, LbtKU
eu atpuDncouicry ioresah uw interest and
estate of said aiibard MiaJ. tituktee. Alfrad
I Jones and Lizzie C Jones in the tract f Jaad
ubbcx ucu losaiu ueeu oiamung,g aau aeeu pi
trust, raid tiact containing 6wo urea more or
less and being the same tract of. (and whereon
the said Alfred Jones and wile do now reside,
reference to which deed of saertKaae aad deed
of trust ht hereby mads for a lair description
of aid lands. . j
PI os ofsaK door of couetv aour .house ia
Raleigh, N. o. Time of sale 12 dock m.
it S. PULLE Mortgagee,
A. W. HaTwooo, Trustee. !.,
'an. 81, 188tt, dtd. j
VALUABLsj CITY PROPERTY FOB
SALE
Bv Virtu nf mnr uul.nkHl nm.
earum deed of mortgage executed by DaL H.
Crawford and wife aad recorded in register's -office
of Wake eounty, in book 78, page 684, 1
wui sell to the highest bidder ler cash at pub
lic auctton, at tbe court-house door in the city
of Raleigh, Monday, March 1st. 188U, at IS
O'r.lnt'lC til thjl IUnlMrt. in mmiA A "
ribed, situated ia the southern portion of the
city of 1 aleigh, near Blount stneet.
va w a avu. miarqian.
B. F. M OkTAona. mltorn for al nrrvaosn
Jau.,31, 18(, dtd. -
IV. Ij. d B. S. TOCO 4 CD.
This Week begin a'
SPECIAL SALE
I Housekeeping Linens-
TABLE LINENS.
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Double Damask 8atin.Fiaiahi ThU HntKa.-
German Hand-Loom Table Cloths, bootch and
S-i S W l. I TV l ' ; "
TRaY NAPKINS AND CLOTHS.
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I and Table Napkins, White aad Fancy'
wuuwvutWfUH,
Crashes. Glase LIbcm ud ThU Tn.L
tnga. - r"
.K- HT!KABACK TOWELS,
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German Damask Towats
TURKEY RED TA3JLE LINENS.
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Prciavater i to stock-taktwr. we '"wish
rLilucc toc-s of the above Llncuac.and will
make lua-trprioeathan ean poesfbly few mad
mwer in we season.
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t'he, Faster Term, the Both semi.?.
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