i. r . ,. ,i fjuuJ my Beck,,
r - i. ",
uiurb do J ul lot me?"
-r t?-Ht voice antiwers clear:
i I vs jnu, love you
A ! !. ' 1 u. . . . i"n, there!"
n I t.,-u I'm pour no more no tnor,
1 rl'ta Lo'e BiiI!iiiDirl
1hu r b---imh tbe breaking
If j !n-r y's bai bread.
An 1 i -m llooia from out tbe gloom
. , ! crown her early head. . .
." .: i .1 eunmtiuies a thankful tear,
I X dreaming eyei will Bll.
i:ri'ft arms Bteal around me, . . .
And soft! whisper (till:
"I love yon, I love yoa
A hundred million, tberel"
I weep no more) Qod help the poor)
I'm Love's own millionaire. '
The State) Normal Leads, - ,
Tb number of students now at tbe
Normal and, Iudustrial School is
abonO, says the GreenBboro Re
cord. ; This is about 70 more than
were actually present at any one
time last year, though the enrollment
for the year reached 405 Its enroll,
meet this year will probably be
about 600. exclusive' of its practice
school and ts summer school . .
President Mclver said to us a few
days ago that all the counties In the
State bad had representatives in tbe
institution exoept Brunswioky Jaofc.
ion, Mauison and Tanoey, and that
he was looking for new student
from Madison in a week or two.
; The Number of Biojrclee.7"
An expert has solicited tbe opinion
Of the leading bicjole manufacturers
of tbe country as to the number of
bicycles manufactured in America
during 189S, and tbe probable output
for 1893. Tbe responses, which are
from the leading manufacturers of
the country; place tbe output for
1895 anywhere f roa00,000 to 75Q,.
000, and that of 1896 from 600.0jO to
1,000,000. A tair average of ihese
opiulona would bring the prophecy
for 1896 to near 750,000 wheels. If
the busiuess keep on at the pace set
by tbe present demand, everybody
that -can buy amount will soon be on
wheels. ' ' " '
Personally Conducted Excursion to
- Atlautavrla the O. F, nd T. V,.
Tbe Cape Fear and Yadkin Valley
, Railway will takera personally oon-
duoted party to the Cotton 8tates and
.. International Exposition at Atlanta,
Ga., October 29th via tbe Cape Fear
and Yadkin Valley Railway and Sea-
. board Air Line. On Tuesday, Ooto
ber 89th, a special exourslon train
will atart from Mt Airy and run
through to Atlanta without change
of oars on the" following schedules
Leave Mt. Airy at 7 a. m ; arrive at
-Atlanta . Fare for tbe round trip :
Mt. Airy,' 110.60; Pilot Mountain,
ia30 Walnut Cove 9-80; Greens
bora, 9.2& Correspondingly low rates
from intermediate stations. Tickets
are good to return on any time with
in ten days. Arrangements will be
- made with hotels in Atlanta for
baard tot this special party at the
very lowest rates. ; . - -
This train will remain in Atlanta
until noon Saturday, November 3d.
Passengers wishlngjto remain longer
wsn return by tIa)ar train wlth-
n the limit of ten ; f-
Cloee connection is made at Max
; on in both directions, between the
C. F. and Y. V. and 8. A. L. S
Now Is your opportunity to see the
- wonderful resources of tbe gouth,
Tbe Grenada, Mies., Sentinel says:
Capt. W. B. Kendriok, of Raleigh,
N. C, rendered a most pleasing and
entertaining lalk on the 'ups and
downs of hunting a wife" Thursday
- night Capt. Kendrick has been con
nected with the University Publish-
ing Company for about twenty-five
' years, and for tbe last five years has
made Grenada his headquarters. He
is a gentleman of pleading address
' and has the tact of holding an audi
ence admirably, ; His humor was
thoroughly enjoyed and his leoture
: applauded as a work of true merit?
A horse kicked H. a Phafer. of " the
, Frewuiyer Houpa, MnlU"iurjr, N. Y.
on the knee, which laid lum up in bud
and caused the knee joiut to bwouie
suil. Afriwd recommended him to
nsa f'hunil.prhdn'a Pain Balm, which
" be did. and In two days was able to be
around. Mr. SUafer has recomendwi it
to many others and Bays it is excellent
f or any kind ot a bruise or sprain.
This same remedy is also famous for
ts cures of rheumatism, xoi ewe or
J. Hal Bobbiit . - , ' -. ,
The knee of a ship feels tbe strata
- of a ipaking breeie.
John G. W aueer, editor of the Sun.
baro, t-Iiirman, Mo., who maned
'iuv..iuml fur the I'rftsuinnev
V'ovenir, l:xX while was mayor of
j . a. 1., is em iniH'imuo in ms
' 1 , of DHiniritUi's t "i,c, CIoif
I. 1 l .mrr1n,. KpmtMIV. 1: 8 MVK "I
i,,,v it for the pat five yire and
c t itthe best pr'iHration of tiie
5 i hit' e mrket- Jt is a s: ) as
t r nod w.bee in this section. It is
e of merit and should be ut J
, , - iioii-hoid. For saie oy J
, 1 i.t...;u. 1 rsfc - ;.- -. sept.
A 1 .iTr. ..are,
D. V. .. :, r. i f Cti j-jhri, N. Y.
cvt -.--n t krt Dr, Kiaff'e
i s Ins. ovey in tbe b-iuse and his
f 1 ; ' j- ban ai ays fuund that tbe ery
beet reHulm fuiluw Us opei that be
would nut te without it, if proenrabl
O A. Dykeuian, drogxit, Catskill, N.
V., nays that Dr. King's Nw Piscj
ery in undoubtedly the beat cough
remedy) that he haa nsed it in hie
family for eight yara, and it haa never
failed to do all that ia claimed for it.
Why not try a remedy so long tried
and tested.. Trial boHles free at John
Y. MoBas'a drag store. Kcgalar siie
BOe and ei 00. . - -
That tattoe yoa bear : Over' in Ohio
Is Jimmy Campbell nailing eampaiga
lies. ; , - -.. ; ; ;..
. Last June Dick ' (Jr wford brought
his twelve-months-old child, suffering
from, infantile diartboea,' to me. It
h d been weaned at four months old
and bad always been sickly. I gave it
tbe usual treatment in such cases but
without benefit ' The child kept grow-
ing thinner until it weighed but little
more than when born, or perhaps ten
pounds.. I then started the father to
giving Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera
and Diarr Remedy.- Before one
bottle of the tnt size had been used
a marked improvement was seen and
U continued use cured tbe child, - its
weakness and punv constitution die-
appeared and its father and myself be
lieve the child'a life was saved by this
remedy, j. t. Mariow, m. u.. Tama
roa, 111. For sale by J. Hal Bobbitt
Fourteen Chlntmea were beheaded
last weekVi "';.: V'f'j'J- ivti
" 1 , im ' 1 . ' 1 r..j-' '- i
8. F. Tinvir, Dewart, Pa., writes:
Mr. Haring of this plaoa . has nsed
yonr remedy or the Vile and reeom-
mends it very , highly. - He gave me
your address.' . 1 woold like to know
do what terms aad price yon sell to
dealers. Let me bear from 70a- and
oblige.. Sold by John Y. MacHae. ,
; Prices of eoal have ad ra need
Johnson's Bmslsiou of Cod Liver
Oil is invaluable in all pulmonary af
feetlona and eonaamption. , It enrich-
es the bloooi restores ' lost tisanes.
builds np tbe appetite makes ! sound
flesh. - Pint bottles $1.00. - For sale
by John Y;MaeKset drnggist.
Cassias il. Clay U aaiust Hardin
forGoternor, , . '-
For insomnia, sleeplessness; aeiv-
oasness, hysteria -and' all forms of
nervous eshaostion and debility, there
is but oaei remedy. Johnson's fiarsa-
parilla and Celery works., directly
upon the nerve centers and never
fails to cure. Large bottles SO oents.
t sale by John Y. UaeBae.T t; ' -; -"
The duke of, Marlborough will get
that $3,000,000, too, without going le
eourt (or It ' r
The way to reach catarrh is through
the blood. . Johnson's Saraaparilla and
Celery treats this disease successfully.
Try it and you will not be disappoin
ted. Price, large bottles, 60 cents.
For sale by John Y, MacKae drug
gist, , - '
Our new navy ia peerless, snd tn-
fottanatei.dry dockless, too.', ' r
;';' " " " " ' J.v.a-.v 'v
- Old You Ever m
Try Electric Bitters as a remedy for
your troubles? If not get a bottle aow
and get relief. . This medicine has
been found to be peculiarly ; adapted
to the relief ' and oure of. alt female
complaints, exerting a wonderful di
rect Influenoe .In giving strength and
tone to the organs. If yoa have less
of appetite, constipation, headache,
fainting spells, or are nervous,- sleep
lees,' eioitable, melancholy or troubled
with dluy spells. Blectrie Bitters is
tte medicine you need. - Health and
strength are guaranteed by its ve.
Fifty eentt and and 1.00 at John Y.
MeBae s drug store. ; .'- .
All diseases of the skin cured and
the best complexion restored by John
son's Oriental Soap, perfumed and
highly medicated. Two eakea in each
paoksge, 95 cents J For sale by John
Y. MaoRaa r -
r0U D'O NOT REALIZE.
That yoa are in Raleigh unless you are
- . . . ,. stopping at tne
YflBOHO HOUSE
The only Hotel in the city convenient
f v. ; z ouBiueea. -. '.
All rooms on the third floor 12.00 ner
dav; first and second floors $2.00 and
$2.60 per day. - -
SPECIAL WEEKLY RATES
FREE BUS AT ALL TRAINS.
Xhousanda of dollars recently expended
.. provemenu.
. Ii. T. BROWN, Proper.
; Sale of Valuable Real Eatate.
By Tirtiie of mortcAir deed riven by Hardy
B. fiat? well and Ad em me Bagwell his wife, to
Catharine Bovlan, dated January 1. U-9 and
rvr'HTnd In the oflice of Uift Kester of Deeds
for Wahe county lu Holi 104 page 0. 1 will,
on tlie J9tb of November, tti 5 at 8 o'clock,
t Die Cotft Hon ie dtnr In Raleit'h Wake
comity rV-11 t pubile auction, to tbe blRbest
bni-i-T fur eash tbe following described real
pstftf. to-wit: A certain tract of land situate
In Vake county Bt. Marv'g Township arijoio
Uigtiieln(isoi3amuel Vatts Allen Htunlivant
J. U. I'unree, beiie 8ntth and otbent, and
niorefniiy dwHcril'ed as follows: Beginning at
p;.iitt.-'' on Tiie Hu'i'HUfld and Baiei b Koad
.Vmn l it kur's hiuw Hinuel Wattl coiner near
Vans thfiiee wiib bis line Bom it two degrees
Wft ciitns to a stake, tlince south 7i de-p(-s
wtM i7ocliain8 to the Wilmington Road,
i i-'-i'e vtli hhhI thh1 to a pine. Alien Sturtit
i , upHnmr tii". e iib Ins tine smith e-de-p
.-rs tft e. 47 Ci.t ns to a aiafce Siuniivant's
ciir t'-nre with ins Hue north 8dt'reti east
rvvii os ' -mi to a rock. HuirUivant's comer:
tnme tun his 1'ne south 8 dettrees west
4 -i rhtHH to ft t --the In Ja'k HpreVs line,
t e tt.inh iu ; ref-s e; ' aOfWonains to a
1 :,t -tHt i.. VM-atner s corner.
t. iK-e with ii - - e - n T dt-rHs esst 68
cii; ' ts to a r k, v' -ui'-rV crner thence
noriii 8 d- ;j-s e;i-4 ft t-b ru tins to tbe Bmith-
fi'ld p'ad tii"o'e wuti H!t .i nd to a Mack
jju'k.Vm Httifoivant funpr thence with his
line nm i h 8 !' e-t 1.1 cim.hato a Mack
iv-" ' - HC'Mi'T tt t in e south 87 de-
icta eat 1 cin to a r. k m tJie old road
tin-nee as tlie rd eonri 8 d' 'Wi eat
P. Ochams to tne 6"'iiit!''i'' K rnd ttncewiib
tlie said rmil to tne teguiumg, cunutiniiij
Thli ltfUi day of '"V.
W. M bYLAS,
xecuur oi Ceuauixlne Boylan.
L'.:.
FOR SALE.
By virtue of auUmrity conferred by a
certain 11 of Trust from It A.
I;. i and Lorntta I lodge, his wife,
daU-4 Liwct-mbHr Bth, and recorded
in tiieolliceof the Register of Deeds for
Wake county, N. (J., in Book 113, at
page 218, 1 will on , r, . . :
THUttSDAY, November 14th, 1805,
sell at public auction, to the highest
bidder lor cash, six (fl) tracts ot land
s'tuate in raint Matthews township,
Wake county, H. 0., and described as
fo'lows: , - -
First Tract containing 221 8 4 acres,
more or less, being Lot. No 8 of the
Oauton Wilder lands, ana described as
follows: Adjoining t'..e lands of said
Bodge on tne south, of the late David
Bin ton on tue east, of the said Hodge
on the north and Neuse river on tbe
wett; and bounded as follows: begioJ
nlng at a stake ana pointers on tne east
bank of Neuse river, about 13 links be
low the mouth ot a gul tbe south we.-1
corner of Tract No. 1. bought at the
same time and place oy Joseph An
drews, runs thence east 296 poles to a
stake in the late David Hinton's line;
thence with his line south 24 degrees,
west 140 poles to a stake and pointers;
thence west 253 poles to a small birch
tree and pointers on the bank of Neuse
river: thence up the various courses of
tbe river about 128 poles to the begin,
ning, being same tract conveyed by
John B. Williams and wife to B. A.
Hodge by deed recorded in said ollloe,
in Book 60 at page 645, refereno to
which is mada :- -
' Second Tract, contalaing 100 acres,
more or less, being Lot No. 4 of the
Betsy Hinton farm (formerly Oaston
Wilder' s land) and bounded as follows:
Beginning at a small birch and point,
era on the bank of Neuse river about
six poles below-Spring Out; thence
with the dividing line east 263 poles to
a stake in David Hinton's line; thence
with the same about 82 poles to a stake
on Mingo creek ; thence down the creek
about 824 poles to where it empties into
Neuse riverj ibenoe np the said river
about 196 poles to the beginning; being
same tract conveyed by W. S Poole to
K. A. Hodge by deed recorded in said
office, ia Book 96, at page 182, reference
to which is made. - :
Third Tract, containing 118 acres,
more or less, and bounded as follows:
Beginning at a stake on the south side
of the Tarboroogh road W. K, Pool's
corner rur a south t-2 degree west 45
pole to a stake and pointers in the
head of a small branch; thence with
said branch 80 notes to a pice on the
east side of the branch; tbenoe south
34 8-4 degrees west 88 poles to a stake
and ointeia; then e east 108 1-3 pol-a
to a stake; tnence north 6 1-4 degrees
east 814 ooles to the larborough road;
thence with said road 08 poles to the
r-eginnlng, being same tract conveyed
hi Jennte Hinton to R a. Hodge, by
deed recorded in sa'd office in Book 105,
at pace 551, reference to which is made.
fourth tract, containing 7 8-4
ao es, cure or less, and bounded as foi
lows : Begins at a stake in tbe centre of
the Hodge road, and in J. H. Poole's
line, being the northeast oorner of tbe
lot purchased br Joseph Andrews, at
same time and plaoe, runs thence east
with Poole's line 122 1-2 poles to a stake
and pointers on a branch; thence nearly
south down the various courses of the
branch 88 Doles to a laiv-v nine on the
east side of the same David Hinton's
eo-ner tbenoe with bis line south 24
degrees west 80 1-8 poles to a stake and
pointers, the corner of the dividing line
between this lot, or parcel, and that
purchased by O. H. Williams, at same
sale; tbence west 104 poles to a stake in
the centre of Hodge road: thence north,
ward along said road 118 1-8 poles to the
Beginning, oeing same tract conveyed
by fearah E. Wilder, commissioner, to
R. A. Hod ire. bv deed recorded in aaid
ollloe. in Book 66, at page 146, reference
to which is made. - -; ' -f.
Fifth Tract, containing twenlv-flve
acres, more or leas, adjoining the lands
Of Ruffln Williams, B. P Williamson,
William Kmlth and Josenn J. Andrews.
and on the east side of Neuse river, be
ing a part of the Betsy Hinton tract
bought by said Andrews at the O. H.
W.'lder estate sale, being the southwest
corner of said tract according to a chop.
ped line commencing at tne said river,
below spring gut, at a willow: tbenoe
up said river, to above the falls at a
twin red-oak; thence east to a stob and
Sine; thence to a stob in the branch;
lence south to B. Williams' land, a
lightwood knot; thence west to the be
ginning, and being the same tract con
veyed by Joseph J. Andrews and others
to B. A. Hodge, by deed recorded in
said office, in Book 56, at page 807, ref
erence to which Is made. ... . .
Sixth Tract, containing eight acres
and twenty-five perch, more or less, ad
joining tbe lands of W. B. Poole, Jesse
Watkfns, deceased, and others, and
bounded as rouows: Beginning at a
stake in centre of Hodge road in Poole's
line; thence with said road south 8 1-2
degrees east 26 poles to a stake in centre
of tbe same; thence west 50 1-4 poles to
a stake; thence north 26 8-4 poles to a
stake in Poole's line; thence with the
same est;48 8-4 poles to the beginning;
and being same conveyed by James A,
Williams ana wire toeiua a. a. nougu,
by deed recorded in said office, in Book
62 at page 00, reference to whicn is
made. - '
Pin or Salk ConntT Court House
door, in Baleigh, N. C . . , ,. ....
'Tims or Balk -12 o'clock m,.; ;,
ERNEST HAYWOoD,
- Tkustxjl. ,
001006118,1895. "" , -
SALEOFVALUABLELAND.
- Under and by virtue or power eon
taint d in a mortgage executed to me by
Robert A. Potter and his wife Sidonia
Potter, on the 7th day of October, A.L
lia which said mortgage is recorded
in theollioe of the Begwter of Deeds for
Wake county, in Book 114, on pace 105,
I will sell by request at the Court House
inWake county, at public auction, for
cash, to the highest bidder, tiie tract of
land particularly described insaidmort.
gupo, winch is bounded and described
as follows: Lying and being in Wake
county. North Carolina, In Saint Mary's
townNiiiaand beginning at a white-oak,
John Lilis' (decoHeed) corner, and runs
thence south 2 vi poles to a red -oak in
Wm. Band's old line; thence east with
said Band's line to the mill-path stake
and ix)inters: thence north with said
mill-path to stake and pointers; thence
east to a pine, curur oi juuu aiiicuna-
i 1 : .1 , ,.(k . . i i .
thence east 20 poles to a sUke ana
pointers; thence nortn i poies to l
otubn in the line formerly owned bv P.
H. Gower: thence with said hue west 20
poles to a black-jack; thence sout h to a
pine in P. H. (lower's old corner; thence
west to the beginning, containing 80
acres, more or less, and adjoining the
lundsottieo. Mltcnener, m. m. i.mt
Wm. IlrfunL beiDg the tract of land
conveyed by J. P. Gully, commissioner
in special proceedings, entiuea j. r.
Guliy, administrator of J. G. Dupree,
va. H Dunree and oUiers. in
W ake Superior Court, to Robert A. Pot
ter. ' "
Time of sale. 18 o'clock, m on the
18th of November, 18S5. -
W. T. HOWLK
ilORTOAQKa.
October 18, 1895. - .
Infants
r '"IQTH LI LISf Do You - Know
L k aj - Btii ,iu' Dropa, Oodfra'a Curdlai, mtmj an railed SoortHny Sraps, aad
moat remadii lor chfldrea aie emnprxl eleplma er Bwrphlner .. -j-'
IV Ton F-"-r thjU optaa md gyirpMnx ar itiipofylpa-aarooUe potaoaa f -
i rv Jn Ton tht to Kiortepantrtoa dnmlrtt ! I ant iinmiltlnil rn sun nainnllra
i ' without labeling them potass r : '. s
Ho Yen Fmte that yoa shoals ao permit any iwtMne to b gtrm your ehDd
i - wilnaa yo er jour pliyaldaa know ot whet a Is onmpneiirtr . - : -.
y "P Ten Know that Oaatorla la a purely vegetable preparatka, aad that s Met ot .
IMInaTKaBipubllahedwUhenrr Mtlal ' , , , ; - i ,
V ;5' PoTon rnthatOartorlalafliepieaeilptloeef the laewua Pr. aaewwl Plteher.
L Tha.U baa been In um for nearly thirty yeara, and Una mere Oaeuria to sow sold that
;";of an Other reme , - , . '
' J Vo Ton Knmr that tibe Faten Offloe naparBBMBt of the TAuted Statea, and ef
; other orattiea, hare lawMeiehiaWrlatt
!' " Oaatorla, " and Its tormina, and that to imitate them la a state prleoo oOeaae f .-
Ho Yen Know that oneottheteaajaa for arantlnt ttu sirreran Pro""
haoaoea Oaatorla had Uau proea to he aeeelntely hai ilaaat - .
V" : ' Do Ten Knoir that 3ft verc doate ot Oaatorla are famished for 36
: ' TJo Yen Knr that when PDM8mrdothlperfaotpwyaimttoii,yo '
be kept well, aad that yon 'avm''eBnieat..v-s-i (
-WrH, theee thtnKa sat worth kaownuf,
The fne-efmOe
elamatnre of ' ,
Children Cry for Pitcher's Castorlae
.V-" -T
W. E EOLLO
THE CONNECTICUT JHUTUAL
Life Insurance Comp'y
i'-"
-. Bells plain- life Insurance, as pre
teetioa to the family, creditors or
one's oli age, and asks a careful er-
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sontrtots. with their nneqoaled goar-
antees in flgnres on the policy, giving i
. ,! 1
trae me lUBureuov ii - '.,:.:
t
Lowest possible Cost
With Perfect Security. ' This , eoin
pany has been doing bnsiness la this
State over twenty-eight years, and its
policy holder are Its BEST FRIENDS.
The Conocotieat sJIntnal has be
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for the eompany'e - advantage,
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ting rascals at the expense of its hon
est members, bat If any happen to get
in, it gives them their money baok,
all stated ia the eontraot. The
; ...tic n ..- r'-'P-::- "f ''S,,
' ; 3 Per Cent Reserve
has become an important faetor la
life Insurance. . All wUl N gladly ex
plained by '
1 s. a WAIT, "
- , General Agent. Raleigh. "
ECONOMY :'; '
... I ""'.:, '
May be necessary in many way
when dollars are scarce and wants
many, but it is not desirable to practice
it in tbe purchase of food, hich is life.
Below a certain standard food imper
fectly nourishes; up to i hat standard it
costs a reasonable price. We never
want more than a reasonable price for
our Groceries. . -. . .
RAPID SALES '
':- ;';;f ..i.i'v ivi.:"""
Give our customers the benefit of
close maririns, rWe never keep any
thing that is not the beet of Its kiiiil,
and we only want a fair profit on 'iat
we Invest in it. . -
CHOICE GROCERIES
Alwavs in stock and promptly de
livered when ordereu.
and Children.
They an f
la on every
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Steam
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s the best equipped and does the
v rnost prompt and
fiiTir?T-grTnov tgrnov
on i lurnuiurvi. vuir
in tbe city. Send In your work,
phone No 19.
WAY & SOHS.
Htcs Maggie Feese.
Newnillinery
: We are aow showing all the latest
and most desirable shapes ana styles
in Kali aad Winter Millinery. Onr
stoek is well selected, notn as to
.STYLE and PRICE.
TV a ! a e-raat varlatT in Cans
and Sailors for; Misses aad Children.
All colors and sixes from Ue to S UU.
We will be pleased to have 'the
l.itUa aali and look at our stoek.
Every oae' will receive prompt aad
polite attentioa.
lilissMaaQieRccse
909 FsyettevjUe Street, s
'BULBS
For "Winter!; and ' Spring
BLOOMINO. ;
'
- ihtndxdMh a'twl VtaiMr TJIlfUL TTTlvCitlthS
Freesias, Karcirsua, etc. Palms, Perns
and otner plants jor room urowuuK.
Chit Flowers Boquets
Floral DewAfgn.no.
Evergreen, Magnolias and -Shade
irees.
n. . CTLHILIETZ, Florist
North Halifax ttreet, near Peace In-
sutute, i none tie. -
octl7lm
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The Gnly Big fIrccacrl0
: ' i COMING TBIS SJ5ASON..
DALEIGD TUESDAY 00T. 23.
, AFTERNOON1AND .EVEPJINGU ,
StLLS BROTHERS'
; Eiin Onited . Big Show of i World.1 .
AMBRICA'S GREATEST, GBANDEST TENTED EXHIBITIONa f
- -THE PREMIER EVENT OP ILL COMBINED CIRCUS .
SEASONS; THE LAROEST, OLDEST AND MOST '
. COMPLETE ARENIO AND ZOOLOGICAL
EXHIBITION OF THE UNIVERSE.
3 BIG CIRCUSES. 3 SEPIRATE RIUGS-
S CONTINENT MENAGERIE! ? 50 MAMMOTH CAGES
( ' ' 0 HIPPODROME RACE8! '
BALEIGH, TUESDAY; OCT 29; - Afternoon and EYeniog
Don't tMiss Seeing the
I a S a.B lb a s 1 e
, Beyond all ' eoniparlaoa the lara-est,
ArfDlr sod ZioloU-al eaUrpiaa in
mairnitjd. maroiSceoae and merit.
sod p-Dis, 800 all frature sots, 1,000 wonderful sight. 12 monster water
proof tents, 4 special railway trains, (3,500,000 actually invested to perpetu
ate its jrrandear. Its msrveloos Menagerie, embracing every captive beast
known to eiist j its multitude of feat ore, each one a show alone. One ticket
admits to all the combined shows. Coder the largest tents ever constructed--
Tbe greatest loologicsl collection In the world, presenting for the first time
In this country the only pair of Giant Whits Nile Blood-Sweating Hippopota
mi; Educated Alaska Besla and 8a Lion. Performing Kangaroos, Trained
Elephant, Lordly Lions, Tigers, Leopards, stately flocks of Ostrlche (the first
ever pablioly exhibited, and marveloualy trained, wild and domesticated ani
mals of all descriptions. Truly the
Its kind on earth.
THB GRAND, GORGEOUS STREET PARADE, absolutely eclipsing any
pageant ever seen In the public streets, takes place at- 10 a. m., on Toeidav-,
October 99th. It is over. a mile In length. No postponement on aoconat of
weather. Two complete performances afternoon at 9, evening at 8. Doors
open one hour earlier. Seating capacity, 19,000, Branch ticket sale at Ha
Rae's Branch Pharmacy, corner Fayettevllle and Martin streets.
Admission to all Combined
Under Nine
29 RALEIGH, TUESDAY, OCT. 29
SPECIAL LOW EXCURSION RATES WILL
SAY,
Talking a1b)6ut furni
turc and fiii iiiture
stores, wHy
Royall & Borden,
North Carolina's largest dealers and only manufacturers, have stores
from Maine to Mexico "all on paper." Bat here in North Carolina they
have a real FURNITURE FACTORY, larger size, employin ie2 men,
running day and night to fill orders. Also hare
ntJATD AXTF. MATTBFQQ T? A f!TADV
uiiiiiii miLf Mai xj.iuuu iauiuui
At the same plaoe, where we can make any kind of Mattress yoa
,.,4; ;. .. ... ;.
want, Oar profits are too small to open any more branch nooses at pres
ent Bat we have one each in Goldsboro, Raleigh and Durham fall of the
best and oheapest line of
FURNITURE AND NOVELTIES
ever shown at either plaoe.
" We oannot plaoe oar bargains on paper, bat simply desire to inform
yoa through the Press. Visitor that we are here and ask yoa to inspect our
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stock and compare our prioes with any house.
: We leave the bal
acice with voulWe
gDaiHy 1 sho.w vrnj one
v7Ei-IIiei?: they buy , oi?
not. Qpn
ROYALL aitd BORDEN,
Jl A.L,niCHI, DUItlliVM. GOLDfJBOnO
Largest Show on Earth.
oldest, richest and most complete
tbe universe. Noted for its matchlnss
Armv of artiats. 1.000 people. 500 horses
only great and legitimate exhibition of
Shows, 50 Cents. Children
Years 25 Cents.
BE ISSUED ON ALL LINES OF TRAVEL.
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