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l'roreelfii8 of the General Assembly
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Raleigh, Feb. 2 -r-By unanimous
coni?eut, resolution No. 313 was
placed on the calendar. This reso
lution is to elicit information for
the better; regulation of railroad
charges in tho State; gives the
Governor the right to call on all
railroad, express, steamboat and
telegraph companies.so as tn nor:
tainL all those officers who receive
over S2 0U0 per anuum as salarv
Mr. Grant introduced a bill for
the purpose of stimulating the taxes
in rural districts.
Mr. Hardison Bill to prohibit the
gale of immoral and obscene litera
ture in the State, also a bill to pro
tect the people of the State from
fevers, etc., in second-hand clothing
also to prohibit the sale of liquor
unless under police supervision.
Mr. Butler Bill to amend chap-
ter 4y$, laws of 1891, relating to
Supreme Cjurt records furnished
railroad commission ; also by same
a bill to increase the duties of j the
railroad commission in relation to
the inter-State commerce commis
roughs will not preach.
Mr. McCrary tried verV hard to
re-enact virtually the fraudulent bill
of 95, with regard to assignments,
which he claimed was good but had
been repented because it had been
fraudulently gotten through. His
bill was iei orted unfavorably by
the committee and in the bouse was
tabled, though at a later mnmf w
lodged a morion to reconsider.
1 be House held a nieht
wxjico a number oi bills were passed
of a private nature.
SET READ Y, yjjTER ANSI
Whole NO. 1,634
Importrnce in
Meetinsr of Great
Jnne. ':
; Tbe rennion of .Confederate veter.
ans at; JMashville will!, be on
6iuueaii events of the kind
Karnival Iicrnnls.
The funniest scene of all j8 the
demsfacfRoeenatooth a jjfd
long is extracted withoat pain, 'ex
cept to tbe aodience aud ihat is in
8ldlaaghing. See? Then
comes a barber 8hup ,n full opera,
tion ladv artifita. fi. i.fL.
cub burners,
lamerea ana snavpd in true
of the
witnessed. The reunion waa fir.t
tixed for May 5, 6 and 7, bu t Get-
erai Gordon, commander.in chief of
me United Confederate Veterans,
announces that the dates fcW h
changed to Jane 22 23 and 24.
There were several j reasons for tte
change. It was believed that it
would be more conWmJnt for the
veterans to attend in jjune than in
May, and at the later date the Tenns
essee Centennial Exposition will l e
in a more advanced stage!
Oeneral Gordon; I refers with
yt&vffirSJX'mM fthe !! -to mate it
with thv; rr:6 . ?. two of jn,v w:
tbeaSc- Wrtt -ch to make
pr. -boot 1,0 pairs of Men's pants a"t 75 cents. This is Jess than Wf
at 35 'haeiM'V' oh?:9 Of about 50 vppu
Krinnd at without te"th' at .i,hout t-nuff, ot
A SMALL LOT OI? I a hn?o
at 50 cents. Not a
t
tonsorial: stjle. 3e7 w 1 : " - ' ef8 whh
shine you wuile you riFZ nVj p ?4 prlde! ?
I be last tableaux is the artist's 7 Confederate veterans' organize
uu0.3!vl.Dg Pictures and statuary oos are already enrolled Vnd th.t
eion.
Mr. Hardison Bill to increase
the public school fund in the State.
Mr. Early Bill to repeal chapter
1 50 private laws of 1893, relating! to
, incorporated towns. 1
Mr. Person Bill to increase the
public school fund from fees in Sec
retary of State's office.
Mr. Alexander Bill to incorpoj
ate ttie American Trust and Sav
ing Company.
Mr. Clark Bill to authorize
mayors in towns and' cities to
solemnize the marriage ceremony;
Much discussion arose from the
consideration of a bill to repeal the
act in chanter 303 laws of 95 With
regard to line between the conntiAs
of Alamance and Chatham.
Mr. Lusk introdaced a bill to al
low graduates of the A'sheville Nor
mal and Collegiate Institute . for
Young Women to teach jn the pub
lic schools of the State.
.Mr. Sutton, to provide that the
existence of a life estate in any land
8hall not be a bar to a sale or parti
tion of suchJands.
A .bill, passed amending the act
creating the colored Nornal school
ac ayetteville and naming new
trustees and managers. 1 .
A bill to ameud the law as to
reg;3tration of pharmacists caused
uca discussion, some ridicule and
mDch daughter from the tilt between
ir- and Mr Alexander,
Mr. Hauser faaked leave to have
the nate's free silver instiuction
olution placed on the calendar!
ihere was instant protest He
aae a motion ti.
, ne Democrats voted aye and the
publicans no. The motion to
tQ3pend was lost; ' . ;
HdUSPr nab-a A i. slif
. ,uun a resolntion that Rev.
a 0 burroughs be allowed to
4 m tbe hall of the House to-
row eveniLg, Mr.-Hauser was
aIi bQrroue:!i8 was a Mormon
a3k ; ia he w3 a Universale and
the members to "come oac to-
nignt j and hear Brother
CerM L ' amendment was
Ttbat uTd aCC1pted by Mr. Hauser
lter 8h0 lead in the
tpboi..?." iQe vote on Mr. Ha
cted -!?n-V7as tIe and Speaker
' !!llnst t bo Brother Bor-
w' "58 nd 8tatu"7 "ona ladv enroled Vnd ih. t
-rem iniTZTX X??'? C8 . 150 more . formed before ,he
v h u. M II U I M II I 1 U 1 ... -'ft!
lowing the mercantile representatives
songs, Bpecuhies, scenes and tab
leaux. Tue grand spectacular
phantasmagonal k a 1 e i d e a c o p i c
march closes the eeaing'a perform
ance. Go to Armnru nni
H, , j tH
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vtca ouu. rr nitv nirrhn Lil
5 Presbyterian Ladies' Benevolent
society. Adults 50 cents.
40 UeniS. HPfttfl nnm v.
I Gibson's Drug store.
Children
8a!e at
reunion. He urces ill th
begin'at once preparations to attend
the great reunion. Vry 'important
ousiness will be considered by tbe
gatnered veterans. The question of
r.w..M.U6 Qiaw uf umer aia tor dis
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aoieaor destitute veUraps and the
widows and orphans ojr veterans will
t9 discussed. . i
General Gordon declares his faith
tnat appeals for aid to the broken
A nonseHold Treasare.
D. W. T?n11or n,-i I-.l i ; I
v Hava' rL,; V "ojuuario, x. i ouu ueeay veterans or
KVra Mw Tk.oAj7?. kep?: 1 thev left h
j!, r i n.rl?wrBr ine nous I . " -r'v "'" .uwt uo maue
no wouia cot oe without it. if 1 . w iHuue wnnouc
n0!!! keman Drn P11 aod degrayanon without
gist, CatskiU, N. Y., sava that W; r.o .. .. . "
those whom
not be made
these should
the old heroes
Sm8. . I'r-eceaent, that ny of
fifllV (ha hoof imi.l. i . . I tnm ETI01F KaaVb n .
r" t w .r ,w"u remeay ; tnat I upuu lue oia ne
years, and ilfhas neveuSSlea'tS TV."?" glorious records
vk io wiaiuieu ior it. wny noli "i WUI Ulf uiotress.
telted 'Tyhn?n lonf and The Confederate rsunion at Nash
cestea. lnal bottles free ! at FeU Bnu : ' " -1 1
ze DL 8tore- Regular sizt 60c v,n6 w,u "elj be a great and glo
ana 31.00. r!nnii.,'tn il
. . . .v WVWIIVUt
. mmm m '
oi tue verage cot: 7 . r-"y. 'penie, not
A80 a small lino nf "Roo j . '
.otbutc08tOTerir
coat not any bettor? ' ; WhMe thejr W,U ask you S2 f,0 for a siiiX
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Off flOn f, flwnnn Ama. :.. j. . , .
pleasure to be able to el Tn a. TU'- M
saii8factiori to w Ki. "fu u"?es cneap as it gives a buhirrv man
3m the very saie wayl fien-af 1. ft hanu Talue; u .
heavy oil ainEDglishTie'a ?, S"n k MJ
less than i qpc v.. " VT uw,reojes at $1, You never saw thrm fk-
factory foFleTs than 1 10 - Li. . ,n '?ts ,of 1'00 P"rs from 8Ly
solid leathor iiVk.Tu "1U ',WB- B'ove Rram lace ai
v. r : i uiwuu jicen& nmmr.Aro o- ?n- . ntiu -v..
poiKas 40 cents. Boys lonff nanT mZX ' "u a,iaftrn pu gram
. . . . j- . F m;vr WWW 91,
FEW THINGS
FRESH NEW GOODS.
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ue veterans. ' . I w- . t .
wa . . . i i rur-wnr rrotection: Catarrh
n j' "-6 -umuB oi me r uxca id nqum rorm to be taken.
uwjouo VI AjRlillfrnB I vij UOUalJV UUDLRin frlAfnltrtf
COnntTnra nMi.1M i . i Or Iodidft ftf PatooDo rkW kAik . -l:.L
i604n.ijr rcuuesiea to re-1 . . uu.aj, wuiuu
port all deaths and causes Z?1? ir. 100 1 ng taken.
of their comrades n hr WTa iB a0CaI not a blood die
live neiehborhona w,.u .u r'-.V"Da
o------v i Aia iuib re-1 "w-vmw. i cuaru) in me nasal nas-
ElectionlretnrnaFn
suits you receive ,ae r.e"
I who are ide awake SfSEt
to believe what they see and the Doubting Thomases
can be quickly convinced of the trSffi? and
orrectnessof whatl.we say byjlinR a? ontf "fa
.ffi everbody0 'be Jn!
- iuva aiuuiia ior,r canta Clans
nnflrfa . bIn8aail3! Bead'
v.MVUAo wuiouuio are. ac cue
their age, and the time of seryice.
Kespectfully,
; D. A. Caldwell,
Commander in Chief.
J. K. Ervin, Adjt.
B neb ten's Arnica naiTe,
The Best SaivA in t wnrM
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Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt
troubles and
nor- any" m.-
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iedged cure for these
contains no mercury
juries,
ine nnest liver and hnnrdl 1-arrnlaL.
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tare.
Mrs. Eddina Deadi
Mrs. W I Eddins died
tu 'j.. '. rr , w. '" -uuiua uieu ac ner
Skin Eruntions. and noaitTvM a o'clock at the age of 73 tears.
iiicB w uu pay reoui-ed. ft ia I . . UUi7 tucea sick a
guaranteed to give statisf action i or aJfl with pneumonia. She
monev refunded. Prine 2fi
store.- B Fetzer's Drug three sons, Alessrs. Chas. W , Jno!
it., and. George, and three daughters.
Mrsrf K L. Craven, of Concord Mr
weath- W F.VVilliams, of Portsmouth
. aasworm a Hig Hocking Chairs or the I -a w
axes for your wife. Or if youi wantto sleen JeJ and
rest easy buy one of the Raleigh Wire Spin Mats
tresses, best in the world,, or,ole' of ihehandsomest
25, and to make your parlor look ap-to-date and
in style bny a parlor suit and to fit upPa room nicely - "
buy one of itieseihandsoinelsuitsthejpriceslare'lo.'?
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TRUTH
January Weather.
Following is a record of thA
r u iL , T , "inmujo u,. jrurismoutn a
er ror the month of January. 1897 t a - 1 . 1
3 kept by Prof. H T .1 iwSii J I Mrs. L A Deyareui of ihis city
Mt Pleasant: " Uharlotte Nes.
on 3d. j-uc iiioerai sprvicea
" 28th I ducted from ' : Tryon S treet . Baptist
ynurcn, of which Mrs. Eidins had
HlD'hPV: fpmnorafnrA ." AQO
Lowest . " 6
Avrdro Qivo
Nol of clear days 14, partly cloudy
1, cloudy 16.
Heaviest rain 1.20 inches on the
20th. !
Snow fall 1 inches. v j . ,
Jce formed on 17 days.
Total rainfall 2 62 inches, j
A Good and Valuable Book, j ;
New fitfltfi Dirpntnrv fnr i Wr.W
Carolina in limitfid edition, nrino.'ftrf'
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sent postpaid. I Order at once of
Levi BransonJ
d&wapll Kaleigb, N. C.
and
lone: been a consistent member,' this
uiieruoon at 6 3U o'clock, by the
pastor, l)r. A O Barron, f
Mrs. Craven went over! to Chars
lotte Tuesday night to attend the
funeral of her mother, wiose death
was quite a shock to hex
TO CUBE A ( OLD IK o IAV
Take laxativft "R
Jets. Ail druggists refund - the
C eihlln trnii line.
Svtp t .dec"Ptl0D8 " Tables all sizes and
till Pi'i B,1U,f,!t"e8' Window BhaaesiL'Onr.
bideboards, China, Closets and everything to make a
pleasant i wife happy. -Begn ftom
tday and dnring the holidays we propose to give to
each cash, purchaser a nice and nselx,! piece of fnr!s
""n C0.D8'sll1E B?t Backs, Music Racks, Comb
SSi " n Shel, ook Shel res.: Corner Brackets,
Medjcine Cases. What Nots. etc. This is no fake
l?"6-0- ; fh5 Jns 9 the articles meantime are
from 15 cents to t6. The value of the present will
T?,i?eriDe-b-T,lhea-mount of lh Csh purchase.
These sales will continue until the above mentioned
articles have all been given put.gCome atoncer and
get the choice presents. " I
; Yourslto1 Please,
iuiucy u is iua u cure, j 25x