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- it - J t t tfEys and Observer PraMSf&D DAB. (KIOKPT siOSpaT) ASJ WnKLY. ; TH&NEWS AND OBSERVES Co. : JDilT 00 year, vrmt.tH mail' postpaid. rr tee IP 1.85 mx monuts. i 'V'eekjyiiins yeari Mix nwmths, J9 Jfo ujh. entered without payment, and nopa- eot tenfrftr tua eiWrivuou oi uuw nam w. URSPAY, OCT, 27,1887. Eg-Jt'ratcess Beatrice is again a. It is a U - Taxwn wo hate had has ' be'B 7! A vvirAirz .conspiracy has boen rovealed by the' .sudden death of an American in London. Full disclos ures elxpecteJ to foRow the in . tjuest.i. ! The : fir si paper in the country to espouse tie land theories of Henry Georgjj is! reported in the hands of a receiver, j The fact is ominous of. the 'fate of Mr. George's cause. ; THfiifriends of Mr. Garrett deny strenuously -that he is insane but theWis certainly something the mat ter i$th his mental faculties. On the Bilbjectiof theB.&O. telegraph deal e is daft beyond question. t Te American Shipping afid Indus ' .trial &ague has just closed a very enthaarastie session at Boston. Its next fconvention will be held at Bir mingfiam, Ala., and Hon. A. M. Wad- delll this State is down for an ad j cfres loa Jhe occasion? i .j. EdocaeoRembnyi, the distinguished violinist, who has fiddled to the de light jof Raleigh people, has been drowaed in a shipwreck off Mada gascar. Ho was a Hungarian by birth knd at the time of his death was about 50 years of age,, He made his firstfippeafanee in America in New YorK;in November, 1878- Personally ;,i .he lssatcLto. have been the simplest and Quietest of men- ; , Glef.GoBnos of Georgia testifies thatrohibition finder the local op tionftule has proven a aucce&s5 n his StatE ,He says. Atlanta's business .as jsot Deen i injured dj no license ndjthat the same can be said of the owtis in the 100 counties out of a tota;of 137 in the State, where pro- "-nibiwon prevails. The negroes, he sayfflarther, , have been benefited in " a mltked degree by the. change. S JvIDlaScev Niooil, DiB.trict Attorney ' . Marline's able assistant in the prose ;ictttif5n of New York's boodlers, is .to ; be dominated for district attorney by tlxe republicans. - 'Tammany hall I ' and the county democracy have nominated Jno. R. Fellows, it will be ; renumbered. Whether Mr Nicoll " vrilaccept or not is as ye nnde teriined. He has hitherto been a denocrat. ; A friend of his is qao ted)U saying : . - j Se has done nothing whatever to isecefe a nomination in fact, does . notwant it Mbnt, if it is shown by a .public demonstration .of citizens 'generally that the public desires him i to nines a candidate, he will un- JoubtedlT consent to the use of his 18 , name. ' ";T$ere has been a vary considerable mdpendent 'movement in his bfhalf' I Tkse Chines "concessions seem re alljlo have been marie after all, bat theJgo to Whafton Barker of Phila delphia and not . Count Mitkiewicz. The- f Count indeed, seems; to have played the part, not even bf second fiddle in the matter.; He has been: hotiorr than third or fourth fiddle, j at. bfest' The concessions cover, as j vill-$e remembered, a telephone sys-' ' tem'fn the treaty ports of the empire, ; i and national bnk. This bank .will : furbish monev for the baildin&r of ' ' epetfifie'd railroadsf and at the same " time Botii make bids for the contract, Chinese .and. Americans will subscribe capital to the bank, and the : immediate railroad projected -will run frorfl Pckin via Shanghai to Canton, t t 4- 1 A 1 .xusiance, lnciuaiDg a jaeiour through the Yang Tae Kiang i valley, of '4000 miles. 4he undertaking . thus anbears a i . t ii. . t . m j tt ii . prattty large one even for Yankee en leipnse. ; uk condition of affairs in Europe presents a eeriouj aspect. In Ger niany they have a protective tariflj ' li t that doe's uot teep up prices foi ijjjibor, and the workmen are toiling on funday8rjust a!s on other days. This (4b especially so in Saxony, where a fw years ago every grown person, it as said, could read and write, edu Jfation being compulsory and general; r ami to a less extent it is so in other Sorts of the Empire.The wages are ver y low not so low as in Belgium, whicli the most densely populated coun- ' ry in the world and a workshoj hroucrhout. but' lower than in Eutr and. The result is that the protected termans are ulfw uuuertseiuiig me jpritish free tr&de ' manufacturers in lie open, foreign market and the !u J ;ure of the1 English manufacturers ooks relatively gloomy. In England, Although the winter has not set . iu. . ibc crowds cf uhernployed men are . :Jjreater than usual nd m6re demons 'frative. England ?would long ago bave b6en 'brought face to . face , ( vith the grand problem of a disor-1 ilzed population haa it not been. ler wise colonial policy, previa-,! r her surfras boys 'and gifts in Canada, Australia,' India, j hern Africa and her island de-! 'ndencies. German v must now do liliewise, and we may reasonably ex t pK:t that ia a few years there will be- ji'jjn a vast! hegira. from Europe to ?$jrico, Subduing tht Dark Continent ftjld prepariDg it lor ine aooqe 01 a ;rn;7afirn The uressinc EiJ- tp V lea m '- roneau problem of tho future will be I within the scope of section 22, chap-?lJboW-room and Africa will be the tr 65, Bdtised Gode, as such bonds Iplac to find it- ;. STATU IMPttOTKMBilT. ;'. - If 2Jorl s Carolina, is arer lo be jny tbinginorn than strip' of land be tween; H $tatefj, frer people will have to mi Icq' her so. Nature has done but little for as, and ,wo cannot rea sonably 16 t to oitUiders to build ns ap. In saying tbii,; nature has done but, little lor us we must ba under stood Bjeiikingiwith rcfereiico to this subjec Nature iadeod has-doc e She .has bestowed upon aiujb far tts. us fertile nelds, splendid forests, no ble rivets, ; unsurpassed water-power and a ealubiujous cliaioio. But she has not bern Javish in her commercial gifts. Our harbor ure few and hot weil places L ; j From thb bpginning tLe natural outlet of the Albemarle sec tion was Jorfolk, and' nowby rail road linei the central Section is made tributary to the same point, while farther we" jt the iron, highway leads to City' Point andr.It'cbmond. And trade tenuis northward, even as the sparks fly ; upward,; Thus the high ways and the course Of trado draw away from, hiot to. our own Beaports. But some mant will say, Well, what do w& care far qur seaports, so long as w get cheap ifreights to the ultimate; narket? That appears to be bus;ners, but bn examination it will nrovetpibe a oontraeted view of the mat'tet. ! if th'& general courso of human experience from the carlieat ages is-worjth anything, we can lear from il? thai it is jf tho firbt imporX tance to build up our own cities: that it is of tho nrst iuiportunce to build up our own trade; tht business coanidefaliions unite . with patriotic impulses iind State prido ia demand ing thct comniercial centres should be fostered at home. Whenever one thiika of Massachusetts, it is Boston. Wheneveif one thinks of the State of New Yorfe, it ia the city of New York; of Mary ldnd, it i Baltimore; of Vir ginia it if Norfolk or Richmond; of North Carolina how is it? The naval store meiii in distant countries know Wilmington; (he,, tobacco smokers have sijetiba th4 pyramids the le gend i f Smoke i Blackwell & Co's Durham 5 Tobacco 1 with the sign ; of the "Bull" sign sacred in the ejrs -of th$ Egyptian fellahs, that primitive race that tills the over flowed districts of - the Nile, stretph- ing away n the distance. But what magnificence to engage the have we;o; attention bf theVtranerer; of commer- cial power to awake his wonder, of development to elicit his mdu-trial praise ndeed, wht have we in harmony, with the activities of the age in whjeti we live that appeals to out own pride and makes us feel that North Carolina is a great.strong com monwealth among ;her sisters T Tt is because o our love for North Caro lina that this subject moves us; it is because of our fiatiiotism that we unite; it; ip because, we are loyal to net fame land zealous' in doing her good thait We try to state this matter plainly ithout coloring-. . Let us frsjb understand our daficien cies and; then we can the better over come them.; il ' ' We want cities in North Carolina; commercial centres; trade centres and manufacturing centres in the inte-nr-ommercial entrepots on the seacoast j Wilmington and New Berne must bo fostered, nd thehighest in telligent of the 5tate should be di rected W that end. The work of making 5 Raleigh ;ind other interior town distributing points and centres of trade should, never flag: The policy- oi j baildingf np the manufac turing interests of Durham, lFayette vills, Wjnston, Henderson ud other similar twns, wM.ere natural develop ment has;already made such satisfac tory prOgire88 should be the constaut solicitude ' bf those" directing the affairs of! State. " What now are the j affairs cStM5it this very class of j subjects I jvhofe ftnpe,rior importance we are pressing on public attention f JSo longer does the subject of liberty or the right of personal security en gage our attention. They are estab lished. t s the materiaTprosperifcy, the business activities of the people that demand our sedulous endeavors.' j Let the Tjmblic mifen - of North Caro I Una awaken to a full realization of i their duty 1 this matter, and bring to bear their best thoughts-for the ; accomplishment of the objects de I sired. ' ' T1IS LEE MOMMEXr. Today jthe cornj r-stone of the pro i posed monument to Gen. Lee at Itichmond will be; laid with ftppropri- ate cerendniet. North Carolinians may not bfit able'.; to join largely in nereon with thei in the ceremony, but they will do so m BPmt wmOBt l9 a man. ine mem- ! A . A 4.1- i a 1 -1 : Cv il wj w niu great jauer oi oouturoas. it . cxi .... i . tne true; patriot, the spotless gentle . man is revered ai deeply in this State as any vfijere on earth. North Caro linians -served ijnder the pride of cuthem armsNorth Carolina troops wero hisjmainstay. None bettor than North (iaroliniafi?,. therefore, kuow what he jwas know the real grandeur of his character. . Tho f4ci has been recognized by the according to bur State of A place of -the hjjgiiest hfinor in the order of the exercises of the day and to our brethren,- across , tho line we would say tbat' this recognition is appre ciated. i From1 ijCheroklo to Currituck we sympatbz in the effort to preserve : the recollection of the illustrious vir tues of Lee for the guidance of future generations. May the; elements lie propitious at i Ivu limonil'todav and mav the trather ig to do honor to the occasion be ujj v uiut leus oi inpusanus. IlAiTloiiE's election for mayor came ofi yesterday, with the result elsewher J-eporUd. The contest lies been Guje bf tho liveliest character, full of personalities and all manner of bitternpfiiaj fct rktiME VOX T UE(1MDS Diiiftitediitf Ihi Xewiauil Ubserver. K jge,:x., YL ClemeniS. Vherfe there aie two' co-obligors on a single ibond on which the presump tion of payment, has arisen,1 such pre suinrjtiob conndi be rhntffl an oa .1 to charge One of the oblifirors bv the naked ftiliuisoioabf the other that the bond ha X hot been paid, made in the absence of the obligor sought to be charged ;' Such admissions 2mth re gard to Bingie bonds are Held to be are ducHira'a to be, alctofir with pTtmfi- sory notes, on a footing with Inland bills Of exchangcand are treated as mere promissory notes" under seal Pearsall vs. Houston, 3 Jones, 346, approved. ;: ' Adjudgment taken i by default against one co obligor - can .hare no greater effect than an admission to charge the other obligor. - , Green vs. Griffin. - Ananterlocutofy order of restraint had been made, ; from r which Griffin appealed, and then dsregai'ding it, ha was fined for contempt, and from this - he also appealed. On this last appeal the "Supreme Court af firmed the judgment, after which judgment of the Supreme Court, Griffin applied to the Superior Court to modify or remit the fine, which the judge dec-lifted to dd for the want of power, and Griffin again appealed. Toe present appeal thus raises the question of the legal power of a sub sequent court, after aq; affirmance of the.rjudgement froiUj which the first appeal was taken. tt fnodify or re move the imposed penalty - Hold; That without, deciding how far a succeeding jndge may modify the terms of the order il Conducting the cause, yet after r-.n tippfa'aUho has no power to do so. - i EDISON'S PIIO'VOCKAril. The Woutlcrfal Tl ! 1'ieiS !. for II. My jjhonogra '. 1 cioict to see in every business 'fny.;t Thjir opera tion is simplicity ..i.elf, -iwl cannot fail. Tho mc-rcaaut p.- clerk who wishes to send a U tter, lias o'lly to set the machine'in liuitton,' ai.d to talk m his natural voii?e p.nd at' ttie usual rate of BDee l into the rocoivsr. When he has finished, tho sheof, or "phouo- gram, ;t3 1 call it, is fea ty tins' into a little bos ' mad a ior put on pur pose for the mails. We are making j the sheets rn tare;! sizes rne for let ters of Trom 800 to l.(i () words, an other size lor 2.000 wrds, another siz j for 4,000 word . J expect that aa arrangement may be made with postoffice authorities '"; enabling the phonogram boxes to to seni at the same rate a3 a letter. , The received of a phonogram will put it into his apparatus and the mes sage will be given out more clearly, more distinctly luan the best tele- phone message ever' sent- The tones of the voica in the twoj phonographs ' which I have finished ftfre so perfectly ; ronderel that one can' distinguish j - bateen t wenty different persons, ' each.' one of .whom: has said a' few j words. One tremendous advantage ' is that tho letter may be repeated a thousand times if necessary.. The phonogram does not wibar but by use; moreover it may be iied away for 100 years and be ready the instant it is needed. If a man dictates his will to the phonograph,; there will be no disputing the authority of the docu ment with those who knew the tones of his voice in life. The cost of mak ing the phonogram will be scarcely moie'than the coBt of ordinary letter paper. The machine - will read out the letter or message at the same speed with which it was dictated. , I have experimented With a device , i i; . f L. f ; Or Onaoling printers SO 8et type dl-) rectly from the dictation of the pho nogiuph, and think that it will work to a charm. It is sol arranged that the printer by touching a lever with his loot allows 5 or 1(T words of the phonogram to be soubded; if he is not1 satisfied with the first hearing, he can make it repeat the same words over and over again until he has them in typtf For busy nita who dictate o rrrin f Tool few flia wibio T . S; V ' .1C ! the phonoarraDa Wtli'. bo a necessity I ftr J;tt! ,1V..;onm 1 For musidhtns the phonograph is going to do j wonders, 4twL g to the extreme cheapness with which I . can duplicate phono jiunjs aud the delieacy with which the ppparatus gives out alii music stniuds. Ih ,t!io early phoncgrapl of 10 years ago, wLjch wa3 a very ijnipcvfect and crudeffair compared "to tLiit of to day, it was alwij si noticed that musical sounds game; bat peculiarly well; the machine would whistle or sing far better than 1 would talk. This peculiarity of the phonograph remains. I have feli&u dowu tho music of aa orcK-Ktrift and the re sult is marvelous; each instrument can bo perfectlv diatirguished. the strin'rs are 'perfpctl' distinct, the I violins from the 'cello, the wind in- ' j struments and the wbpd are perfectly heard, and even in the notes of a I violin tha ovortoia are distinct to a delicate ear. It is going to work wonders ffor " the benefit of music ; lovers. A piece for wjj- instrument, ; : for the pianoror for ah orchestra, or I ; an act, or the whole of an opera, ' ! musical instruments ad voices, can i ; be given out by the phonograph with ! , a beauty of tone and a distinct- ness past belief, and tfm duplicating apparatus for phonogrtui3 is so cheap ! an affair that the price of music for j the phonograph wil . be scarcely 1 worth considering.; , As the phono- ' gram will be practically indestructi 1 bio by ordinary use, buc-h music can 1 be played over and' over again, i My first phonograph, as you re member, consisted simply of a roller j carrying the foil, and provided with a diaphragm point properly arranged to scrape or indent , the foil. The1 roller was turned by hand. In the new instrument ther is far more i complication, but altogether differ- i ' ent results. Sly propelling machinery ; consists of a small lectric motor, L ; run by a very few ull. Strange to ' say, I have found more difficulty in getting a motor to sui ine than any ' t other part of the apparatus. I tried ' i various kinds of clocktiork and spring j motors, b(at founds them untrust worthy and noisy. T$o motors I am now making' are absolutely, steady and noiseless. Ii Wilmington Jfesseitfer: About two thousand tons of railroad iron is on its way here for the (Sreorgia, Carolina & Northern rail want's This iron is in- tended for the estnsion between ! Atlanta and Monroe, which, when I finished, will give ho Carolina Cfiiitral another. - connection A ' colored man was 'walking down Wa tei' street yesterday. Afternoon, when by iu uccident'a bvolv-r fell out of his pocket, ax d, a4 it struck the sidewalk, explode dv A nejrro woman who was passing iniftyiueil that the was shot., tnd l t!i..k a fearful yell out of her, full ajid commenced writhing a -ound as Jfcough she was in terrible t gony. Iij a few moments a large crowd gatured, and tome kindly disposed person picked her up and-commenced looking for the j wound. Fi dling to find it they askei aer wnero sue waa soot, oue was- Vnabla'to syf and finallt concluded fSSSHgftT- umhota "d r at., iui taUwajiaothtJalin. March dw-u. I " ; ' TIuKmp ifiHom Tfcitt Henderv.nvUle Times. 0 r . i For two years or more Mitch Nel of this countv. has been evading ;,the officers of the law, who want him for horse-stealing. Some weeKs previously to the opening of th last t erm of our Superior court, hd was captured by Deputy Sheriff IsrfteL as fully reported in the Timel, and lodged inljail. ' His brother Blisha procured his release by becoming his curety for his appearance at the court, but when the case was called it was discovered that Mitch had llown. A capias war issued and, in iiddition, Elista offered a reward of 810 for : his capture. A few days i ince Sheriff Israel having heard that I,itch was living at Waynesville, roie to the authorities there, who urrested him, placed him in jail, and notified Sheriff Israel, who, on , Mon day, went after him and brought him back as far as the Asheville de pot, where he chained him to the iron arm of a seat in the waiting room, left him in charge of a man deputed to guard him, and went up to the city to transact some business. Before he returned the prisoner made his escape. The twelve-year old daughter of Mitch was accom panying him. and, taking advantage of the carelessness of the guard, one or both of them had broken the arm until ly off the beat, which dangled from his arm as ho ran,- followed ty hi-j daughter. . .' ; it .s useless to attempt the cure of aiy ilii-orjc r, if the blood is allowed to re main impure. Neuralgia and rheumv l.fni are traceable to a disordered condi tion of the blood, and in numberless cases have teen cured by taking a few bottles of Ayer's SarBaparilla. The eldest daughter of General Bonlangeris about to enter a Carmel ite convent- New York Millinery Bazaar, No. I 211 Fayettville street,has the grandest display of fashionable millinery in ; the city. A northern . experienced milliner hiis charge of tho trimming i department. i Considering the price of fahion jible bonnets, an exchange concludes that the word "millionaire is but a corruption of milliner. im : s The Weekly News and Observer is an eight-page paper, full of , good. things and sella for $1.2o a year. It is the best and cheapest weekly paper in the Sfato. It is 6aid that the outbreak of measles in the Czar's family has gh en Prince Ferdinand of Bulgaria: a sea son of political quiet. SCRATCHED 28 YEARS A Scaly, It ching Skin Disease with Endless Suffering Cured by Cuticura Remedies. Ul had knoWB of tne cltlcura Hoodies twen- ty-'-lght years ago it would have saved nie 2).ou (two hundred dollars) and an Immeuse amount of sulTerinc. Mv disease i Psoriasis, commenced on I my nana in a spot not larger man a cent, n spread ! rapidly all over ray body and got under my nails. : The wales would drop off nie all the tinre and my suttring was endless, and without relief. One thousand dollars would not tempt me to jliave this disease over again. I am a poor man but feel rich I to be relieved of what some of the doctors said I was leprosy, some ringworm, psoriasis, fctc. I took ! and barfcaparUliasoverone' year and a half, but no cure. I cannot praise the Cutleura j Remedies too niuch. They have made my skin as clear and free from scales as a baby's. All I used of ihem was three boxes of Cutleura aud three bot ! ties of Cuticura Resolvent, and two cakes of Ctitl- l ra Soap, lf.you had leen here and said j'ou would ! have cured me (or 8ux you would have had tire WOOey. i looKeu iiKe tne picture tn your omi of Psoriasis (picture number two, "How to Cure Skin Diseases"! but now I am as clear as any pe Son eVT was- ThrouKh force of habit 1 rub niy hands over my arms and legs to scratch once tn while. run to no purpose; i am an well, l scratched twenty-eight years.and it got to Re a kind of second nat ure to me. I thank you a thousand times. Any thlns n re you want to know write me, or any one w'io reads this may write to me and 1 will an swer It. Dennis Dowrso. Wcterbury, Vt., Jan. 20th, 1887. l'.-friasis. Ecoma. TetU-r. Rin'wonn, Liclien, Pruritus, Scall Head, Milk Trust, DandrBlf, Bar bers', Bakers', tirocers aud Washerwoman's lk h, 'and, every species of Itehtne, Burning. 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', Oct. 28, 1887. ltida will be received at this office un til November 1st, 1S87, for Grading, Cros Tit -s aud Trestle Timber for twelve miles of vhis road from the town of Burhain, aud for ten miles from the town of Ilen dersoa. ' Profile and specifications can be seen at this office. For information apply to life. G. H. Scott, Chief Engineer, pn line Of road. JNO. C. WINDER. d tnl.- President. LMMEH! lo Tnur own Dyeing, at Borne, with PEIK. LESS DVKS. They will dye eTerytblDg. They are Kld everywhere. Price loo a package 40 colors. , rtiev have do eoual (er Stremrto. Brtrntneu. amount tn Packages or for Fastness Of Color, or uti-ladlnc Qualities Iber do sot crack or smut for sle by JOHN S. PESCUD. Druerist and Apothecary, us PayausTtils StiM.- and Robt Wilmington Stan A rise of ten feet in the river at Faystteville is report- ' ed as the result of recent rains. ... ; Receipts' of, cottod yesterday 2,719 '. bales. Total receipts since Septem ber 1st, 71,947 bales; last year to same time, : 44,813 bales. Increase, , 27,134 bales. ADVICE 1 0 KOTHEBS. Mn. Wlnslow Soothing Synip should lalways be ued wben cblUlren mre cutting trt.h. It re UeTet tfae UtUe inifferer at tmce, it roduce natn- ; ral. quiet sleep liy relieviaRtibehUdrea(roiD psln, . ho tbe little cherub awmkiis u "bright ma a but ton." It ia very pleauot, to taste ; sootbes the child, softens the gums, allays all pain, relieres wind, legulate the bowels and Is the best known i remedy for diarrhoea, whether rising from teetb- i or other ruei. Tweptr-ftve cents a bottle. This is from the Baptist Weekly: "We heard the other day of a young ; minister who was 'taken down' very handsomely by a bright little girl. He had been called upon quite unex pectedly to addess a Sunday school, ; and to give, himself time to collect his thoughts he asked a question; I "Children," said he, "what shall I j speak about?" A Httle girl cm the j front seat, who had herself j cpmmitted to memory several decla- I mations, held up her ; hand and in ' a shrill voicfe asked: "What do you j knowT" It is Absurd For people to cxjWict a euro for Indiges tion, units they refrain . from eating what Is nnrholesoma j but if anything will ttharpen; tho appetite and give tone to tho digestive organ., It Is Ayer5 8ar saparllla. Thonsauds all over the land testify-to flid merits of tkis medicine. Mrs. J?araji ihirroughs, of 243 Eighth street, Soutlj Boston, writes i "My hus band' ha taken Ayer's Sarsaparilla, for Dyspepsia gmd torpid liver, and has been greatljf benefited," A Confirmed Dyspeptic. C. Canterbury, of 141 Franklin St., Boston, Mass., writes, that, Buffering for' years from Indigestion, he was at last induce to try Ayer's Sarsap&rilla and, by its tgse, was entirely cured. Mrs. Joseph Au bin, of High street, Holyoke, Jtjiss., suffered for over a year from Dyspepsia, so that she could not eat substantial food, became very weak, and was nubble to care for her family. Neither th medicines prescribed, by physicians, jnor any of the remedies advertised or the enrs of Dyspepsia, helped her, until she commenced the use of Ayer's Barsaparilla. "Thre bottles of this medicine," she writes, " cured me. ... Ayer's Sarsaparilla, ' rEKTAKKD ST Dr. J. Oi Ayer it Co., Lowell, Mass, yrice i: U bottles, S. 'Worth ti a bottl. Family Supplies J. R. FERRALL & CO 222 Fayetteville St. New, reali and desirable goods arriving ' daily. Ferris' Faltijn market corn beef, smoked beef anil tongues, N. C. hams. N. C. roe ard cut herrings, new buck wheat, qew raisins, currants and citrons. Cranberries," evaporated peaches, apri cote, apples, raspberries, &c. SO barrels choice apples. I.- i t We can and Bell the Best Goods for the Least Money, and are coofi ; dent we 'n convince every body of that fact who ! I will give us a 1 - . trial. j Goodfl delivered to all parts of the city 'l FREE. ' CITIZENS5 TRUST COMPANY. . -, j . V RALEIGH, N. C, Solicits and is empowered to execute I . i TRUSTS Orf ALL KINDS. TO Ujlsxqe pbopebtt as Agettt for Owners; i i To iy and Sell Proper, colIect rents LOOK AFTER TAXES, BUY AND SELL SECURITIES; To issue negotiable certificates against I goods on storage upon which money can be obtained; at the Lowest Ruling Rate, i and to do; all business usually done by I Trust Companies. : C. M. HAWKINS, President. ,; W.'E. ANDERSON. Vice-President j: P. M. W1J SON. Cashier. i HEADQUARTERS jWICD CD ID, LONG AND CUT, (DODAIL 9 ANTHRACITE, Hhite'and Red Ash, Furnace, Egg and Sat, Bituminous, TejBcs, Kanawha Splint? From West Yirginia. i Lights easier and burns longer than any ? other soft coal on, the market. One bandrea tons tw on tne way. Gire It atrial PHIL. U. AKDREWS CO. ii tic i- fa reTen -n onmnuve Psl tin itis"-JO ini Can tic. 31 j QtD ita ir. F coil ia Stria C ji'icn l-L and TpS, t Jpuro, Mrl., U.S. A. SALVATION OIL, " 1 he Oreatest Cure oa Earth for Pala," Will relieve more quickly than any ether krowa remedy. Rheumatism, Necrala, Swellings, Bruises, Burns, Scalds, Cuts, Lumbago, Sores, Frost bites. Baclcache, Wcunds licadache. Toothache, Sprains, &c. Sold by all rujreists. Price 25 Cents'a Bottle. GROCEBIES. CA LL AT IEADQUARTBRS For E(rytl'inx ni Staple and Fancy i I t I I 11 rt t K IKS; Foreign anil DoiiiokIIo' 1 TJ I T fS , CONFECTIONERIES, ' Cigars, Snuff and Tobacco, &c. I W. C. & A. B. Stronach,! Vholosale and Rettil Grocers and Candy Manufacturers. Our Headquarters 310 FsyettevilleSt. 7 and 9 North Market St. BRANCH tTOKES. Gem Grocery and Cofifectumry 101 Fwyetteville Sxreet. taple and Fancy Grocery 6 and 7 Mar tin St., and j Exchange Place. Just Received, Gordon &. Dilworth's Table Delicacies. ' : Mince Meat, piuni pud ing, sweet pick- j ; W3. olives, capers, fruit and wine jellies, i marmalades, jam', catsup, preserved and j ,"frosh fruits. &c , &c, . , Keystone Packing Co.'s pure fruit pre- serves and jellies. 5 aad"U lb. buckets. New Packings canned goods, in Cali- ! fornia,"Mary laud and Delaware peaches. : . fears, apricots, damsons, cuerries, rasp- j berries, goot-eberrie. urawberries, .p'ue ; tipples, green - gages, whortleberries. : peaches aud apples ia gal. and half -gal. ' FAMOUS A E CRACKERS & CAKES. S io 10 tb. boxes and by lb. Wafeis. fRruiJy soda crackers, assorted cakes, ginger snaps, milk biscuit, &c. New gr.iss E.lem cheese, pine1 apple 'cheese, large medium and pic nic sizes. Thuiber Why land. &,Co. new packiog, canned vejeiables, fruits, meats, pre-s-rve. jieilies, olives, olive oil. canned iisb, &c. Fifty bbls.extra choice northern apples, oranges, b.inansis. cocoanuts. New crop Liuden layer dried rigs. Dehesa St London ijer rvm'.ab 5 ar-1 0 ib boxes anifjby lb. Foreign aa-t native grapes, 5 andUO lb. ';-.nkets an i by lb. ; - NEW IMPORTATIONS I t PiU'k & Tii.'ord'H Havana ciscar, fin H Key West and Domestic cigirs, olu Virginia cuproots 5 Tor 30 c. Key West i-hron .-. 10 for 20c. 50 000 Havana and Havana tilled 5c. cigars. I.aig-st slick 3nt) gie,twst var ety staple iind fiioey groceries in the Siate. 1ST IF YOU CANNOT PAY US A CALL SEE OUR EXHIBIT AT THE FAIR GROUNDS FOR THE WINTER Arrivals of th week. Edw. J. Hardin, Grocer, Now receivin 1 New buck wheat, preserves by the pound new navybeaas. evaporated applet, uew fi a;s. very fine plum pudding, 'iresei ved ginger, tine sard mes, oyster crackers, finest olive oil. No' canned coin, Premier brand ' Golden Irate" lemon cling peaches, ? ' Golden Gate' poars, cherries, apricots. Choice canned goods generally. Uncan va'wed horns, all sizis: canvassed Ken-, ticky hams, very choice. smoked tongues, bi.ef and breakfast b.icon. TO. ARRIVE TI1IS W EEK. A fresh invoice of iison's tine cakes biscuit, epouge tinge -s. vanilla wafe:s, ."imbles, egg biscuit ("mushroom") crys tal wafers. JL'c. dc, &c Finest tois, coifees and sugars: best biULeriiod ciieese. By i ups. tnolases and. .-eryi iiiug else id ihe I ne of lable sup j ies. All goods fully guaianteed as to tjjality and price. : E. J, HARDIN- Q O O o c 2 CO x - 2 02 In H Z w. o hi tCi 2 I i Q I Z I- CO CO 111 O X CO KiTKIl DISQ AD V K&TISER8 should addreu GEO. P. HOWELL A CO., 4 la Bcryce 8rrt, Vmi TorktStr; for Select. List f VM Newspapw. WU1 bs sent tree, oo itW- DRY GOODS. W. II. & R. S. TUCKER k CO. FOR THE VISITORS - TO OUR STATE FAIR. We can show you the largest and most elegant store room in our Stale the peer of any in the South lel.'y one of the most'rtcresting sighls in Ue city c f Raleigh. t Better far, we caa show you the most atir.tctive stock of Dry Goods of all kinds, such as are peculiarly ajv plicable to our people's wants and wishes, to be seen in this country. Dress Goods, Silks, Ladies' and MisseB' Wraps, Carpets; Hugs, Upholstery, I GentU men's j' Furnishings, Gii.ves, iiosicrj Underwear, Ac. We cxUiid ii cordial invi'-ation to every one. v. i a- n. x rn uu ro. - I buy for cash; and sell at low est figures, the best eloths in the market made to order. My stock is well selected, and . I defy competition in first-class work. j Give me a trial. : P.J.Duffln, tf l-S FavettevlUe St. DRUGS. Slimmer lias Struck the Town AND John S.PesGud THE Old Reliable Druggist Has struck a popular chord J in introducing one of the Old North State's Treasures THE LINCOLN LITER WATER, THE BEST OF ALL WATER For Gout, Rheumatism and all Kidney and Bladder Troubles. LINCOLN LIT H I A WATEB. John S. Pescud, Druggists and Seedsman. 118 Fayette ville Street, Raleigh. N. C. Sole Agent for Sum uier Iri n ks flo More Plies I've got the drop on these troublesome pests, and my new Fans, propelled by a stream of cool water from the water works. KNOCKS 'EM SPEECHLESS IN i TWO ROUNDS! Let everybody come now atd drink Sparkling Soda, . Delicious Uniades, . Renovating ittoiie - f Or any other Summer Drink, 1 drawn from the best and handsomest Fountain in all this sunny clime. X0 FLIES, BUT BREEZES That remind you of the wave washed beach, or the tower ing peaks in the land of the , clouds. Ices, Minerals and tees, That are refreshing 'and in vigorating. My store is a morning, noon and evening resort, and all my: friends and patrons are always Welcome. Vistors to the city cordi ally invited. Druggist and pharmacist, Cop Wilmington, Jfartin and llartet Bts., Raleigh, N. 0. TflirocjHoiTmEmmuioisML most economical fuel for UKATES hau iSTOYES. W minil a few certificates from persons who i ed it last Winter: ... Sill. SUtelrnwr.wn: IBSSRS. Jovrs I'ow ill: ' (KtLtMKN:-iam ranch pleased with tht Po i ihoniss OmJ (titmshe1 hjr von last winter. 1 can ; reconime nd it as oaOsIaeiory Id every re- . r. BUTT, S.rMiifr r BuimSaMln, I used Hie rncahoutas'Coa) In a portable crate .st w ilier, aud like it so well I will use it again extlutrr. rt. R. HIK BIHS, liirifss uji: I usfrt tue Pix-shontas Coal, last winter In a rae at lirWrte and in a stove la my shop. 1 j-re-- in to u;1 Ciwl have ever iised.tcliher hard or .t 1 a i reju'aie my fire better than wuii any Mier niid !) d It more economical. Ul. T. i . Hlttll.lS, luiirjf Jlwif, M: 1 used tli i'orabonlas Coal last winter In' open rc plscet ates in (be Ceotral Hotel almost ex- usiTely a d er-at!y prefer it 'to anj Coal 1 hr.e emsed. a burns lmijer, produces less ashes mi less smi ke and soot il.an uj Mtumiaotis C.l rave uw, and burns suftlriectlx free tor all ntctieal p .rposes. M. tt. li rarrii Itrsrs, un: l used tfie I'nrshontai Coal last wlnUr I i a rate. It burns freely enough. lasU well, ma.s ery mile Min.ke or ahes and ho offensiTeord r. regard tt at the most economical fuel and pre: r . to any Cl 1 have ever used. P. lOttl'H, Inwnire Apreat, ujt: I used the Pocahootas Coal last winter and t in inch pleased with It Us. . HKUTT, at Mai; Mmtl Bank, mts: Say what you like of the tiood qualities of l ie ; 'iH-aliontim Coal (or el und I endorse it. I Many othi r testlnimlals from ciUteus of Ril : 'Kh, who have adojitedU'O Pocahontas Coal I'M I (el, could l e had if they were needed. ?or sale i y 0 ' Jones tSt Powells ! Miner' A(ceut, RaleiRh, N. c ! Ah racitp coal of all kinds. Long and t ..I i-r.w a .i.. . .. .1.. .. . n . . rSEW! NEAV DRUG STORE, Pure and Fresh Drugs, Competent Pharmacists. We announce to the public that we ;ave just opened a new drug store in the ity, corner of Cabarrus and Dawson .treets, near the Union depot. We have just put ia a large and carefully selected .ock of pure and fresh drugs. e nave . rorp8of competent pharmacists, who will accurately compound prescriptions -ay and night. TQILET ARTICLES. A complete line of toilet soaps, per .'ttmes, hair-brushes, tooth-brushes, sc., c. : ' SPECIALTIES. We will make a special tf of cigars and" .obacco, and wtl supply the public with ' the best articles at the lowest price. Proprietary Medicines. This department of our store is sup plied with every- standard preparation demanded by the teadsv ; In short a complete- line of goods in a t c omplete store. A. W. Goodwin A Co., Cor. Cabarrus and Dawson 8ts. GOOD NEWS THKl'. 8. Mail CIRCULATING LIBRARY. Is a Library ot Several THOUSAND VOLUMES, By standi, rd writers on every subject, nesti anu suustaatiaiiy bound ; not con tinea In lis use to the city, but can be SENT BY MAIL. j 4 To subscribers everywhere, all for a very SMALL FEE. AH subscribers are enro'led as members witli out e.'.M enar;t of llie 'Hook-Buyers' fta lioual Co-oprralive A' rintiou. ami will We supplied ..h iiiieellsneoiis iMM'ks oi all kitidi for ilieir nwa use. at loet wholesale rates. A cents w anted. ; Address i J. YV. Denmark & Co., Manager N. C. Department, Kalelsh, N. C. m I .100, 100, 100, 100. ; ' i ; BREECH-LOADING (B TU M . $9.00 toS0.00. Ten -Dollars iuys a nice double-barrelled Breech loading GUN that will shoot equal to a more costly one. QUNS AND PISTOLS OF ALL KINDS. In examination of these good solicited. HartlTirare 3f svery description. SOsh JDoor,blinds. Cook fiod Heating Stoves, Rubber ; Leather Belting, Lime, Plaster, Cement, Paints, Oil, Glass. . Lergt it jitock in North Carolina. Julius Lewis & Co Opposite Market, Baleigh, NOTICE. I am now well prepared and 'equipped . 3 do anything (a the MARBLE OR GRANITE LINE. Monuments, Headstones, tc, and in fact anything in the stone line at as low pnoes as can be had anywhere -,. . Chas. A. Gqpdwln, Pr an lieigh Marbl s. 418 ettevtlk ft,. aog N.C j orrietor 194. m .: 1 " v' , vj,;;. i -. : t 1 .1 f 1 -
The News & Observer (Raleigh, N.C.)
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