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The Southern Railway Association.
By Southern Associated Press.
New Yobx, June 16. The anr.ua!
meeting of the Southern Railway president cvkkd
kji.ctiaij .aBuciaxion was con
tinued today at the Ffth Avenue
Hotel, the session beginning at 10
o'clock. Discussion over the new
agreement was immediately begun.
The various roads did not agree to
sign the document with the alacrity
uiai naa oeen anticipated. A sub
committee, which was appointed at
yesterdays session to act on the
uiabbcj. ui o new agreement, re
ported no progree3, and asked that
tne matter be referred back to th
AGAIN
He Is Suffering Frcm Rheumatism, tut
Is Able to Attend to Business He
Will Not Go to Gray Gables for a
Lengthy Stay Till July.
By Southern Associated Press.
W-shixgtodt, D. C, June 15--
The President though still suffer-
ami
catarrh
tnfh'i LilM t,-:-ir Cl'irfQ.
s,,,.l.. ol I ae
KVER
. ; ; .;-ri!-1 in ?Rch nostril and
" V . 'i-1.' 1 rice M crcts fit Drnprgsia;
'.''""-'i'i.-t. td fiO cm.
- ", ; Y l;0''hKlv.S. Ifi Wftrren St.,
New York.
fdliUii) RLTRtAI
mg irom rneumatism. came to
d meeting, and that the committee be the "White House today at his usual
0 discharged. At noon the discus-1 time.
sion was still going on, no action I The Cabinet meeting was at
having been taken. tended by all the members except
There has been a general cutting I Secretary Herbert who is out of the
oi raiea dv various roads, and there city.
is a cause in the new agreement for I It is impossible to ascertain de
tne purpose of putting an end to hnately at the Executive Mansion,
this practice. Few of the roads whether the President will accom-
have been able to resist the tempta- Mrs. Cleveland to the Gray Gables
tion to thus secure business that cottage, Buzzard Bay next week,
would otherwise go to rival roads, The President himself has not yet
and strong opposition has been de- decided. The probabilities are that
veloped against changing the old be will not go. The President dees
agreement in this particular. It is riot expect to join her at Gray Ga-
Btay until the
that has made trouble,and the execu- middle of July.
tive board and the board of adjust- the isqtjest
ment has been unable to smooth Washington. June 16. In the con-
matters over. I tinued inquest of the victims of
50c
FAYKTrEVlLLK'3 SAFE BLOWER?
OVERTAKEN AT KEY&ER.
They Proved to Be Two Young
Strangers- The Money Was Found In
Their Possession One Was Shot In
the Leg Before He Surrendered.
house, at 11 o'clock on the night THE kTTRGT.APQ fliPTTTPrn
ueiure ico muruer.
Mark Chase said he saw a man
with brown hat and black coat in a
buggy in front of the Borden house
just before 11 o clock.
Dr. Benjamin H. Hardy, of Fall
River, testified as follows: "I know
where the Borden house is. I went
by there on the morning of the
murder at 9 and 10:30. I saw a
medium-sized young man, very pale
in complexion, with his eyes fixed
on the sidewalk passing slowly to
ward the south. He was acting
strangely. In consequence of his
appearance I turned in my carriage
to watch him as he went by. I have
a faint idea that I had seen him be
fore. This man was well dressed
in a light suit of clothe3. I have
tried to find him since, but have
been unable to do so.
seen him since."
Republicans Looking South.
Chicago, June 15. The executive
committee of the National League
of Republican Clubs met at the
Sunshine conies, nj nutter how dark
the clouds are, when the omir. who is
borne down by woman's troubles turns
to Dr. Pierce's FaTorife V
Grand Pacific Hotel this mormn tr I life made eloomr bv theihronie
to elect a secretary, fix upon the knesses, dtlicate derangements and
place lor the national headquarters
and to lay out a plan of campaign.
Messrs. Smith, of Alabama; Bell
of ISorth Carolina; Cooper, of Ar
kansas, and Ashcroft, of Tennessee,
vain f 1. 1 I .1 jn .
i luiut unuiutu iuai aci:ci aer e.
they are completely cu:ei If she's
overworked, nervous or run down "she
ha new life and tren;th
Favorite Prescription ' U apowtrful,
invigorating tonic and a soothiac and
By Southern Associated Press.
Fayetteyille, N. C, June 16.
The safe crackers who robbed two
safes here Wednesday night were
captured this morning at Keyser.
The stolen money, nearly two thou
sand dollars, was found on them.
One was shot in the arm and thigh.
Fatetteville, N. G, June 16 Spe
I have never cial. Sheriff Smith and posee who of organization in that section
left here yesterday in pursuit of the The Western men favor the neW.
Un cross-examination, Dr. Hardy burglars, telegraphed back here tion of Chicago as the headquarters
"lite man was acting differ- today from Kejser that he had cap- of the league and thev are confident
reported thst the populists' cam- I strengthening rervin.Tiurtlr vegetable
paigns oi net year naa aone much
to break into the solid South and
that republican success in many of
the States was possible. The com
mittee will give considerable atten
tion to this matter by the appoint
ment of a committee of nine to make
a thorough canvass of the condi
tion of the party in the South and
A
to report upon a special campaign
The other point which has been
turned over to the sub-committee
is the exact relationship to the
association of the extension of the
Ford s theatre disaster today T. C,
Entwisle, building inspector of the
District, testified that the mortar
used in the alterations was bad, and
Norfolk and Western to Columbus, that the brick work was badly done,
Ohio. This extension was formerly I If be had had authority to prevent
r .
sr um of Delicacies.
n.i f r-ioon or Mr. Chae. Eretchf
1 3 Fsyetteviiie
to- of the irobt popular re sol ts lu
T.jV, urt HS the e6Cn progresses
Ve ill a Kt fet rc8h or the splendid
-t'i'itm ol all varieties. In addition is the
BAKERY
j-J tie bft cres, pie?, &c, can ba
i;r.d lice. Cr-ucies, linits and
'-': d.iiiiUw iu prolusion.
known as the Scioto Valley road.
Its situation gives it little in com
mon with other roads in the asso
ciation other than its connection
with the Norfolk and Western sys-
A Ti A
iem. At taps a large business in
the neighborhood by other roads
in the association, and comes into
competition with lines not affected
by their rules and regulations.
it, he would not have had the work
done in the way it was, for there
was too much risk.
Architect Clark, of the Capitol
testified that the weight on the floor
was considerably less than the safety
limit.
A rumor prevailed in the jury
room that Contractor Dant, who
j performed the work, is nearly crazy
The complication is one not easily over the strain and ex iitement
House and Lot for Sale.
lj rlrttv of anthoiity conferred In a
r.,crtknce, executed by S. N . Vass,
iit duly recorded in book 113, page 603,
Hcc st'-rc f Det-ils office of Wake uona
r N. C , 1 vrlll, on Saturday, the 1st day
si July, 1S 3, Fell to the hisbeat bidder, for
a-h, at Vi o'ekek m., at the Court House
c lnnl whereon tLe nald Vass now re-
::. 'itcarcd on i?outh Blount street, and
.t ilwcnU d 5u the said unrtgae.
ItriiS c' sale, cr'.s-.h
S. S. BATCHELOR,
l.is Mortgagee.
loll n W. Evans,
MANUFACTURER OF
CAHRiAGES,
15UGGIES,
WAGONS
Hcrainnr and Painting.
disposed of. The meeting contin
ued in session until 1:30 o'clock
v.ithout arriving at a settlement of
any of the questions involved.
The discussion was lively and at
times warm. Finding it impossible
to come to any settlement of the
questions involved. The meet
ing was adjourned to mett
July 11 at Manhattan beach.
At thst time the sub com
mittee in charge of the main ques
tions for consideration will render
I reports. The most important ques
tions are the differential rates from
the Seaboard and the relationship
to the association of the extension
of the Norfolk and Western road.
After the adjournment of the meet
ing the executive committee went
into executive session for the pur
pose of acting upon the points com
ing within their province. A, the
close of the meeting commissioner
E. B. Stahlman expressed the belief
that while some of the roads were
not inclined to sign the new agree
ment they would all come in at the
meeting July 11th. Other mem
bers of the association were not so
confident
caused by the disaster.
THE BORDEN TRIAL.
tured the safe-blowers, with the
money, taken from Messrs. McNeill
and Huffine's safes night before
last. The distance from here to
Keyser is about forty miles and the
down-pouring rain this forenoon
will doubtless prevent the arrival
of a majority, as against the sup
porters 01 v ashmgton.
said
A t -W
eni irom any psrson 1 ever saw on
the street in my life. He was agi
tated and seemed to be weak.
Mrs. Delia S. Manley, who lives
on Second street in Fall River, tes
tified that 6he was passing the Bor
den House with Mrs. Hart, when
he saw a voune man attired in a
suit of whit6 standing by the Bor-
aen gate, mat was aoout ):io. me Dureiars who roDoea tne two nnvArA.l 1 90n winni
She had not noticed the young man safes Wednesday night were cap- college hall in attendance on corn
when she first came along. tured at Keyser today, and are now mencement exercises. That a panic
footsteps ik the barn. in charge of Sheriff Smith and Geo. did not ensue is due to the presence
George T. Borden, a relative of A. Burne, who went in pursuit of cf mind of the i.residinf? officer, who
11. 1 n 1 " v 1 t -v flail 1 l O
iue aeienaant ana a piumoer dv tnem. une 01 the ourgiars was
shot in the arm and side before he
would surrender. One thousand
dollars of the money was taken
with them, with one hundn d and
Dormitory Destroyed by Fire.
By Southern Associated Press.
Warbentox, Mo , June 16. The
dormitory of the Central W'Blevan
fli m 1 1 I J
ci the party nere Deiore mianignt. College was dest.-oyed by fire last
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If it doesn't benefit or cure. . 4 Inve
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By Southern Associated Frees.
Chickk), J j..g 16 TLe National
Republican Lt-aue, iu ciecjtite
committee, Las selected Ch:co aa
national boadquartern bv .1 vote cf
ten States for Chi
airo.
four for St
" A 1 m .
aauj3, lurc-o ior a: ciugtcr.
one for New York.
and
Call fortho Horeo Hranl of Jotn-
night At the time the fire was dis- 6ons Magnetic Oil. It has no equal
for the ciistapcs of lories end cat
tle. Sold by John Y. MacRae.
trace, tes tinea: "Aiz ociock on
the day following the murder I
went to the Borden house. I went
up to the front door and found it
unlocked. When I went into the
house these who were inside ex
pressed surprise that I had got in
without ringing the bell."
Walter P. Stevens, who at the
time of the tragedy was a reporter
for one of the Fall River newspa-
pers, testinea that o the morning
quietly had the doors locked sepa
rating the hall from the burning
portion and allowing the audience
to make their exit calmly and safely.
Several persons were iniured by
fifty missing The men are strangers falling timbers while attempting to
and very young in appearance. The extinguish the blaze. The electric
sheriit arrivea tonight at :6V with lights were shut off to prevent ac-
them. They refused to talk. There cident leaving the eiv in darkness.
(). L Rice, Mtndota, Iil , write:
"Have used your Jup&ut-e Pile
Cure and found it a ture uu l ier-
macent curt." Sold W John Y.
MacRae.
Japanese Pile Cure n ti.e only
one that cm be nsr sntt i d. a it is
the only
MacIUe.
cure. Sold h Jehu Y.
is great rejoicing over their capture.
Aberdeen, N. C, June 16,--Two
unknown young men who robbed
the safes of J. D. McNeill and H. R.
of the tragedy he went through the Huffines at Fayetteville Wednesday
grounds and out to the barn.
"While I was in there," he said,
T heard three persons walking
night, were arrested at Keyser, 5
miles bslow here this morning.
About 9 o'clock Sheriff Smith and
The Defence Opens.
A iew iseafora despatch says
that in his speech Andrew Jennings,
counsel for the defence, said:
"You will find that a motive as
one of the links in the chain of cir
cumstantial evidence becomes of
tremendous importance. The gov
ernment s chain is that whoever
killed one killed the other, and
where they have assumed to show
a motive for the killing of her own
father. In measuring the motive
the
upper part of the Mr. Geo. Burnes, of Fayetteville, this evening the numerical relations
about in
barn."
Policeman Medley, it will be re
membered, had sworn that there
were no
dust on
Kerster, Profeasor of Theology, fell
from the roof of one of the build
ings and broke both leer?, besides
sustaining internal injuries.
Political Affairs In Germany.
By Cable.
Berlin, June 1C. At 7 o'clock
Cases of 40 -jt-arn KtPL-'ic,; where
operations have failed, Lave been
cured by Japi.-ffo Pile Cure. Guar
anteed by John 1. Madia,-.
When traveling, ulvaje take a
cake ol Jounsobb Untutal boap
with you; disease1 nro of:m caught
from usinr hotel eoa?.. Sold by
John Y Mncll ic
of the parties as indicated by the
returns confirmed in most respects
the estimate made at noon. The
Social Democrats had continued to
gain at the expense of the Richter-
ists. The government partita had
traced them to this point, reaching
here about an hour after the pris
oners left yesterday evening. In-
traces of foot-steps in the formation was received by wire that
the floor of the barn loft suspicious looking parties passed
when he went up there to make an Keyser this morning, and a posse
J examination to see if there were any of men headed by Mr. Burnes went I lost apparently four of their former
mco ui luun puutB, uuwu 011 uu car. xiiey uver- seats, out naa maue up lor the loss
The witness said that he did not tcok the men just below Keyser. by increasing their chances in the
see Policeman Medley and remained They were walking near the track sGcond ballots and by winning three
m tne earn only ior a moment or so. and the car was stopped opposite I seats formerly held by the opposi
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The Richmond and Tarinlnal Matters.
By Southern Associated Press.
Baltimore, June 16. Drexel, Mor
gan and Co. have appointed the
Mercantile Trust and Deposit Com-
pany as their agents in jaJtimore
to receive Richmond and Terminal,
Richmond and Danville and East
Tennessee, Virginia and Georgia,
the securities to be deposited under
the reorganization plan. The Rich
mond and Danville underlying bond
holders' committee here has decided
to recommend the holders of the
Georgia Pacific securities to accept
the amended plan of Drexel, Mor
gan and Co , and to deposit their
holdings as required. Drexel, Mor
gan and Co. have consented to
amend their original plan so far as
it relates to Colambia and Green
ville holdings, by granting conces
sions to this road. First mortgage
sixes will be given the terms ao-
nnriW tn tha same class of bonds
of the Georgia Pacific.
a3 between
father,
"The blood which was shown in
the axes has disappeared. The
claw-headed . hatchett has disap
peared from the case. It did not
disappear until after Professor
Wood had said on that (to the de
fense) most glorious morning in
Fall River that there could not
have been blood on it to have
washed so quickly.
"The attempt has been made
here to surround this house, to
completely shut it in; but you have
heard the evidence on that matter.
And there has not been a living
soul among all these witnesses to
out of the barn and go to the stairs
at the north side of the house. It
was not Bridget Sullivan. He knew
her. He could not tell how the
woman was dressed. He caused the
in his coat and he was fired on by
two of the posse. He was struck
twice, one ball going through his
shoulder and the other through the
arm. The wounds were dressed by
Tb llanrfnouirM Lady In ItitUlutt,
Remarked to a frLnd the thr d;;y
that she knew Kur re )Uhm U-t the
throat aa 1 lunjs wu-? . t upcricr remedy,
as it -.topped h.-r cu-5. mt&j Lcn
other couh rjrc.!hs had r. tiTect
whatever. So to prove ibis and coLvince
you of its mtrt .-.iiy d insist v ill ive
you a Baniplj Lottie f ;. Lar-v e 00
cor Z'. d CI. 00.
testify that he saw Andrew j. ror- t or the tragedy he saw a man pass-
den go down to the bank from his j ing along the road near his farm,
house; he was actually invisible. J his clothes covered with blood, and
"We shall Bhow you there were j presenting a decidedly repulsive ap-
others about that house. We shall pearance.
The -orden Trial.
By Southern Associated Press.
New Bedford, Mass.. Juno 10
There wa8 a less crowd at the court
State some embarrassment by add- a physician and pronounced not se-1 bouse this morning than at any time
ing that he had told Policeman nous, $989 of the stolen money since the beginning of the Borden
was found in their possession. They trial. Among the early visitors was
were brought to Aberdeen on the Emma Borden, who it is understood
hand car and taken from this point is to be called for the defense, al-
by private conveyance to Fayette- though down as a government wit-
ville. Neither of them appear to ness. The court decided that the
be over 21 years of age. They re
fuse to talk further than to say that
one of them came from Montgom
ery, Ala. The wounded one gave
his name as Woodwoiih, but would
say nothing more.
Mullaly what he saw.
Charles E. Gardner, who keeps
the stable in Fall River where Rob
inski used to keep the horse he
drove, was called and fixed the time
by saying that it was 11;10 when
Robinski left the stable.
Joseph LeMay, who lives about
four miles from Fall River city hall,
was called to testify that on the day
evidence cf the Portuguese who saw
a man with a bloody hatchet could
not be admitted, and Jennings de
sired the exceptions to be noted, at
the same time stating that he
would put in writing just what he
intended to show.
KNOWLEDGE
show you that Medley s cake-walk
in the barn existed in his own im
agination and that people were in
that barn and all over it before he
went there. We shall show you
that Liazie was in the barn just as
she said she was. We shall show
you that Miss Borden's dress was
The question of the admissibility
of the evidence was argued, and the
court reserved its decision until to
morrow morning.
A HATCHET FOUXB.
Fall River, Mass., June 15. Last
night a boy named Potter, a son of
C. C. Potter, clerk in the Fall River
soiled with paint gotten on early in I water-works office, while looking for
Vonthfitl vlaror re.
cither or
Advice free.
Button, Ma.
Killed By Burglars
By Southern Associated Press
Minneapolis, Minn., June lb' M f-tw and daughter.
B. Harris, of the Lubricating Com- Thft uHaoner sat with her face
May; that it was burned there m
broad daylight with the windows
and doors open, officers and other
witnesses about We shall show
you that she had on the very dress
she savs she had on, the one I gave
to the officer myself. We shall ask
you to say, in view of the presump
tion of innocence which the law
savs you shall considar, that no
blood was found upon her, and to
nnn aider the relations between
iino Lircry.
firm of I.(.e I)urn wish to an-
2y tlie I,ullic tLat tLey bave 4he
'l . teams in town, connected
ft!Nw-m, 12) and 127 South
'ngtontnet.
LEE & DUNN.
x.r CALL AT-
UORGAN'S
pany, was uieu uy tww
who had been discovered by him in
Vi:a rmrlnr on Fifteenth Avenue,
Rnntheast at 2 o'clock this morning,
He attempted to seize them and was
fwir.fi. dvinc at 8 o'clock this
morning.
a ball found a hatchet on the top of
John Crowe's barn, which is located
just in the rear of the Borden prop
erty. Mr. Potter this morning reported
his find to the po.ice, and also
sought an interview with the coun
sel for defense, but was unable to
find Mr. Jennings. He still has the
hatchet in his possession, and de
scribes it as an ordinary implement
with hammer head. The handle
was weather beatan, and the blade
coverel with rust. Some of the
buried in her handkerchief during I particles of rust being removed a
Mr. C. W. WatKlns Killed.
Bv Southern Associated Press.
Richmond, Va,, Jane 16. Charles
W. Watkins, a wen . thftt direction
chant, was killed this morning I . f f, fl windows were closed and
it,., v..oiin nf an emery wneei at
lit i n uuiu vAh w
her counsel's statement
THE TESTIMONY.
Martha Chagnon testified that at
11 o'clock on the night before the
murder she heard noises like the
pounding on wood in the direction
of the Borden fence, continuing for
five minutes.
On cross-examination by Mr.
Knowlton the witness said the noise
DRUG STORE the Starke Dixie Plow Works.
I ' adellclon Leverage,
he of cinchona la in-
ICE! ICE!
j!,? Per ton at the factory.
r 1,000 lbs. at the factory.
Wilv Trade.
3f HUNDRED fOUNDS.
hnt. the windows were closed
witness made no investigation.
Mrs. Chagnon confirmed her step
daughter's testimony about the
noises, ana on cruB8-cA.nuuwu
paid fihfi first thought it sounded
President Carnot's Condition.
Rv Cable.
J . . . . I Du u w -
Pts June 15. The condition ui likfi ft do
President Carnot is believed to pe j0hn W. Grouard testihed that
xi a HHfTflred a reiapse w- i llQ --inf the .Borden nouse in
day.
Ml,' 0r 25 10-lb. tickets,
Hi w'orl520-lb. tickets,
ioc-. or 7 5Mb. tickets.
wm8 strictly cash.
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Tne Iiadlea.
The Ipleasant effect and perfect
.. nalifornia liquid lax-
flrmn of Figs, under all
conditions, makes it their favorite
remedy. To get tne true
irtnV for the name of
Mav. 1892. and he thought the pris
oner was in the vicinity of the paint
tubs.
The court excluded the evidence
that the fall before the murder Mrs.
Durfee saw an angry discussion be
tween Mr. Borden and a stranger.
MYSTERIOUS STBANftERS.
pwIah M. Gifford ana unan
2?T&.S S'&rt steps, n theCUI
slight coloring of gilt was disclosed,
which would either indicate that
the hatchet was at one time used as
an ornament, or was auite new
when lost or discarded.
The Cotton Crop.
By Southern Associated Press.
Atlanta, Ga., June 16. In a brief
interview in the Constitution with
S. M. Inman concerning the cotton
crop, that well known gentleman,
who stands high in the cotton trade
of America, was made to say that
this year's crop would be smaller
than last year. This was an error.
In talking to a reporter of the Con
stitution, Mr. Inman said that this
year's plant was smaller than last
year, referring to the plant itself
and not to the crop, the lateness of
the season and frequency of cold
snaps during the spring being the
cause of the undoubted tardiness in
the development of the cotton plant
It was to this that Mr. Inman re
ferred in speaking of the smallness
of the plant As to the size of the
crop he expressed no opinion, atat-
ing that he was not prepared to
talk with any degree of accuracy on
subject at this time.
Get Ready for Chicago.
If you intend going to the World's
Fair you will do well to secure
accommodations : if not you will
very likely be disappointed. We
know as a fact that there will not
be near enough places in Chicago
to accommodate those coming, and
by securing your place you know
just where you are coming and
know that you are right. Nearly
every place in Chicago is already
secured, and those who intend com
ing must at once secure accommo
dations or it will be too late. There
is no doubt thousands will have to
"walk the streets" at night If you
send us references it will secure
you accommodations.
The Strickland Hotel, the Cornell
Avenue and the Park Gate are
three of the finest and best ap
pointed hotels at Chicago. Write
for particulars.
John O. Plakk, Managei.
Cornell Avenue Hotel 52d street,
and Cornell Avenne, Chicago.
The Levees In a Dangerous Condition.
By Southern Associated Press.
New Orleans, June 16. Work on
the break at Magnolia has been
abandoned. The break is 110 feet
wide and 10 feet deep. A break
occurred in the levee on the Fortier
place, 11 miles above the city on
the same side of the river, at 5
o'clock yesterday evening, but it was
closed. The levees all along that
line are in a dangerous condition.
A break occurred at the English
turn, 15 miles below the city, yes
terday, but it was closed.
World's Fair,
via Chesapeake & Ohio
Railroad
Rollins Resigns.
By Southern Associated Press
Washington, June 16 Wm. M.
Meredith, chief of the Bureau of
Engraving and Printing; Wm. W.
Rollins, collector of internal revenue
for the fifth district of North Caro
lina, and John W. Fisher, collector
of customs at Richmond, Ya , have
resigned.
Specimen Cases.
S. H. Clifford, New Cassel, "Wis., was
troubled with Neuralgia and Rheuma
tism, his Stomach was disordered his
Liver was affecled to an alarming de
gree, appetite fell away, and he was ter
ribly reduced in flesh and strength.
Three bottles of Electric Bitters cured
him.
Edward Shepherd, Harrisburg, IIL
had a running sore on his leg of eight
years standing. Used three bottles of
Electric Bitters and seven boxes of
Bucklen's Arnica Salve, and his leg is
sound and well. JohnSpeaner, Catawba,
O., had five large Fever sores on his leg,
doctors said he was incurable. One bot
tle Electric Bitters and one box Buck
len's Arnica Salve cured him entireily
Tho quickest and best Udo to the
World's Fair. Only twenty-seven
hours from Richmond and twenty
three from Charlottesville toChicago.
Double daily vestibuled trains with
Pullman sleeping and dining cars.
The Chesapeake and Ohio is also the
cheapest line. Ask for tickets via
this route. If you desire to stop at
the Greenbrier, White Sulphur
Springs or - ay of the famous places
along the line of the C. & O. your
World's Fair tickets will permit you
to do so. Special arrangements for
the care cf organized parties. For
full information and printed matter
relating to the World's Fair, ad
dress John D. Potta, D. P. A. C. &
O. R'y, Richmond. Va.
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Be it or Jaii.td by the Board c f Alder
men cf the City of Raleigh: That on
and after the 12th day of June. U33,
that it shall be unlawful for any perron
cr persons to put or cau-e trj bs put
upon the streets or eidewalks of the city
of Raleigh any trah, leaves, litter or
sweepings of any kind frcm their yards
or lots between the hocr of 12 noon
Friday, and 1 o'clock midnight Sunday
of each week, nnder a penaltv of five
dollars for each and every such offence.
C W. LAM BATH,
City Cleark.
Catawba Springs,
CATAWBA COUXTY, C ,
Sold in Ealeigh andevcr whei fcy
Sold by John Y. MacRae the druggts ' by'druggisis
Is now rtady fer gnotf. T'.zz medici
nal -atTB for I ivtr, Iyepep:a. debil
ity and .Ntro-enf8. Cool. Tempra-4
ture never above 87 degrts :n the fchade
of the Blue Ridge Xear Hickory,
N". C. Carriages at depot every train.
j: or circulars address, r
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