lm.:3
i" i . y a I -itur.
. 4 & ..i.I.y l.oj.
i .1 t;,..t tome
) : r C":.'y of the
( : .-notuit made a
i ili. va to Mrs. P. D.
n ami Judge VVhitaker,
3 ii:it vry complimentary.
. -alba Mr. Creecy to
miff ting on her letter,
y
!
i f.
w-J
nci this
U we
btilOW,
spicy epistle on
famous woman
repnbiiBb some
and we i egret
. e cannot publish the entire
!-, but it it too einphatlo for pub
i.m, and la considered oonfl
, Li e regards na aa a "terrible
r ..phty boy," second only to a oer
tain ex-Judge of the Superior Court
of North Carolina. Of him, she says,
that in a late editorial we "thrashed
him over her shoulders, and should
have done so on his unprincipled
back," and not over the shoulders of
an "old ugly woman who could not
help her age or ugliness," tihe says
that the Judge aforesaid "showed
his intelligence and plaok by calling
a lady a liar, and his patriotism has
been proven by his being kloked out
of the Demooratio party, and trying
to hoo-doo the P. P. by his eunaing
and trloky ways, to get them to vote
for him for some cffloe, perhaps
Governor." She then ae.ys : "It is
real laughable to even imagine such
a thing; he is getting them under
havy obligation, being their silent
and seoret adviser, and should ex
t peot some big compensation for his
faithful services. To-look on and
know the wheel in ; the wheel is a
pio nio, without the lunch, and en
joyable beyond expression, but the
the poor criminal had juntas well
put up a tombstone near his home,
.: for he Is dead! deadti deadll! and
he knows the situation of things
and la no doubt living en the last
bops. The very demons from Hades
ooull not hold bim a light, could
you have Been him when I told him
he had defrauded me, rip out 'Yon
are a liar 1 Tou are a liar J' " She
, then turns to as in 1 wrath and says
"go to your 'mother, young man'
and ask her forgiveness for calling
one of her own sex ugly and old. By
- the time yu get to be a man . you
'will only bo ht to associate with the
'New ' Woman' I have heard talk
about." ' "
Editor Creecy evidently gets In a
repentive mocd. Listen! We take
back all the ugly words we said
about Mrs. P. D. B, Arrington, and
crave pardon. From a pamphlet
' which we have read about Ler, sbe
is "more sinned against thtnsiu--
jiKfg" In her past history, and our
levity is turned to sympathy for her
whose cnp of sorrow has been full to
ovei fi iw;
Aunt Patsy i Arrington Bays she
' 1 was one of the pretty girls of Nash
oounty In her hey dey of life.
In a separate paragraph of his pa
per Editor Creecy Bays :
An epistle from Mrs. Patsy Ar
rington (nee Green) of Spier Whita-
'. ker fame, was in our mail of Toes-
1 day. It is in reply to a late editorial
in which we ungallantly called her
"old and ugly. fine says if we live
to be old we'll be sorry for using
such ungallant words. . -'. .
The Discovery Saved His Life.
Mr. G.Cailloaette, drnggist,Beavers
ville, 111., says: "To Dr. King's New
.' IMsoovery I owe my life. Was taken
3 . . . .... . ..... l
witn la grippe ana iriea au me pnyai
elans for miles about, bat to no avail
and was given op and told I oould not
live. Having Or. King's New Discovery
in my store I sent for a bottle and be
gan its nse and from the first dose
began to get better, and after using
three bottles was up and about again.
It is worth it weight in gold. We
won't keep store or house without it."
Get a free trial bottle at John T. Mae
Bae's drug store.
. It is claimed that sham battle shoot
ers disturbed the peace. .'
am rf - '
Last June Dick Cr wford brought
his twelve-montha-old child, suffering
from Infantile diarrhoea, to me. It
h d been weaned at four months old
and had always been sickly. I gave it
the usual treatment In such cases but
without beneilt. 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
(riving Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera
sml Dlarr' a -Remedy. Hefore one
li L'e of th a ent size bad been used
a marked Irr privement was seen and
tHcuiainueduse cured the child. Its
w..;mnen and puny constitution dis
r -.i and it fnther and myself be
l.. e t-.ectuiit's lue was saved by this
i . v. J. T. Marlow, Vf. D., Tama
. sl.l. lor sale by J. Hal Bobbitt
I i- .A.
The rrtially alive Sherman is abns-
t' e d-i Garfield, -
. j . ,
viieumatiam, neuralgia, pains in the
or sil.-, I neck, sore throat,
i, & iieria, cam-. ..uJ eoiiu
i- r-iirved by Johnson's M -i
i Large bottles, S5 and 60
r sie by John Y. MoEae,
,'g is t 1 1
. ' t
1 (f B'l. .
. 1 , 1
'Hip l itillXXl .. t'l.t I i.
Lasix (boMiug a tor balloon over
a lighted lump) llnw do yoo make
these balloons ascend? .-
Ethel Ob, they are only made to
play with.
Tba neit moment the balloon ei
ploded and the "band played on,"
-. A itaar, soft, rosy complexion ii the
desire of erery lad. Why not give
JohniMio'a Oriental Soap a trial. There
ia notutng to compare with it ae
skin beantiQer. Two cases in a pack
age, 85 seats. For Bale by John Y,
MseBae, druggist.
' The mint will be closed without any
free-silver speeches. ; i ' " '
John G. Manner, editor of the Sun
bearo. tjeliirinan. Mo., who maued
ej Orover Cleveland for the. Presidency
in novenioer, issa, wnue was mayor or
Buffalo, N. Y., is enthusiastic in his
praise or liiiamDenain's uoiic, Cholera
ana uiarrnaia uemeoy. ue says: "l
have used it for the past Ave Tears and
consider it the best preparation of the
kind in the market It is as staple as
sugar and coffee in this section. It is
an article ot merit and should be used
in every household. For sale by ,
Ha toobbitt Druggist, , sept
Frank B. .White, Minneapolis,
Minn., writes: ."Have used two boxes
of your rile Cure and mast say it has
done wonders for me. I would not
know I ever had the piles only when
is'-oop low. The itohintr Is alt irons
Sample free. For sale by John T,
HscBae. .--'
The band is all right whose motto
isi "Good governnrsntandgood offices.:
Johnson's Kidney ana Liver Retra
lator invigorates the liver, regulates
(be bowels, cares dyspepsia, biloaa
Bess, indigestion, soar stomach and
makes your bead as clear as a bell
36 and 60 cents. For sals by John T.
AlaoKae ' . y- ,.
A horse kicked H. H Rhafer.
of the
Freemver House. Middleburir.
on the knee, which laid him up In bed
and caused the knee joint - to become
stiff, Afriei d recommended him to
use Chamberlain's Pin Kulm vhlfh
he did, and in two days was able to be
erounav Mr. Boater nas resmended it
to many others and says it Is excellent
tor anv una or a nruise or unrein.
This same remedy 1b also famous for
is cures or rueumatism. rox we by
The promise to bring out a candidate
against Lis will was a false alarm
Itching, burning, scaly and crusty
skin scalps of ; infants, cleansed and
healed and quiet sleep restored by
Johnson's Oriental Soap,; medicinal
and toilet, two large cakes 36 ets
For sala by John Y. HaoRae.- "
Old People. .
Old people who require medicine to
regulate the bowels and kidneys will
find the true remedy ia Electric Bit
ters. This medicine does sot stimu
late and contains no whiskey or other
intoxicant," bat acts as a tonio and
alterative. It acts mildly on the
stomach and bowels, adding strength
Snd giving tone to the organs, thereby
aiding nature in the performance of
the functions. Eleetrio Bitters is an
excellent appetiser and aids digestion;
Old people1 find it jost eiaotly what
they need. Price fifty cents per bot
tle at John Y. MacRae's drug store,-
miam ware was do. WRSteDarCwtorta. -;
aaaihwsaOilM.sncnetttirOstorla, '
Waaasnet
U v
''OU DO NOT REAJLIZE
That you are in Raleigh unless you are
o sioppiDgadwie---
VAtBOO HOUSE
The only Hotel in the -city convenient
. m Business. ,,
All rooms on the third floor S2.00 cer
da; first and second floors $3.00 and
2.50 per day, -
SPECIAL WEEKLY RATES
FREE BfJS AT ALL TRAINS.,
Thousands of dollars recently expended
. I - :; :- provementa. .
f ' ' k T. BROWN. Prop'r.
Sale of Valuable Real Estate.
By virtue of a mortgage deed (riven by Hardy
. HKKwell and AdeiMt.ie Bagwell lila wile, to
Catharine Hovlan, dated Jauunry n. ie-9 aod
regisrertHi m cue ontce ox uie Aegnter ox neeiu
ti.r Wake enuntv In Hook lot. Dane tiO. I will.
en the lath day of November. IftS. at 18 oclk.
at tne uourt noime aoor in ttaieiga. waKe
eounty, sell, at pulMie auction, to the btilieat
bldiler for oaati, the following described real
est-t to-wlt: A certain tract ot land situate
In Wake county St kiarv'a Township al)olo-
Ing the lands ot Samuel watts, Allen Hturaivant.
J. U. Dtipree, Bedie Smith and others, aud
more Mly deserllied as follows: Bcglnulng at
pointer on the ernlOiUfld aud Raleigh boad
John Parker's (now ftainoel Watte) corner near
Watts thence with bis line South two degrees
went 6.M chains to a stake, thence south 1 de
grees wetit !. chains to the Wilmington Road,
thence with said road to a pine. Allen Sturut
vant's comer Uience with nis line south m de
grees west .4t chains to a stake Sturdlvant's
corner, thence with his Hue north I degrees east
seven ehains to a rock, Sturdlvant's corner;
thence wiib his line south 8 degrees west
4i, ,,u chalna to a stake In Jack Duiiree's line,
tlK-ni-e u.irili two degree's eait 30.S0 chains to a
Millwood sliinip, L. J. Weather's corner,
th. i-e with his tine south M degrees east '.
chains to a rock. Weathers' corner, thenee
north 8 degrees east B t chains to the Bmlth
ti. id P ad tli.-tice with said road to a black
iuk n Mttiriiivant's comer, thence with his
line norih fli i'i-i'ea eant 7.1 chains to a black
e no
.-it
- ,s .-a c..r-"" uce stiuth 81 de
.,i l m ,m t K In the old Mad.
ii e h -I r",., n I des-rees east
1 1 n in is.a h",iihh.'id Koad iiienee with
rivi'i to tie begjiihUig, eoutainiug
n,vf!, or lt-. - -. r-
u u, j i r 1B.
i iv i aV,
1 . r ii ir oi tiauiarlne Boylaa.
n.i l-i
lull
THC OREATCST
M'fCOVERV Or-
i. -t c e.
in 1 tn I liffiv, Im
in - i ; ipsick to
- - in vet
- i in oi.a
' i. i r a
.i, V . b ('I .
fur sale by John V.
ilcl,.ie, ilsajt
Bv virt'ienf authority conferred by a
cn.tin li'f-d of Tr'ixt from it A,
Inn' and JjOift1 Hodge, his wife,
di i 1 '-inl'r 6Ui, liiiKj, and recorded
in t.ie OiNce of the Keglster of Deeds for
Wane county, N. J , in Book 113, at
psge 218, 1 will on,
THURSDAY. November 14th, 1895,
sell at public auction, to the highest
bidder tor cash, Bix (6) tracts ot land
situate in Saint Matthews township,
Wake county, N. C, and described as
follows: - - - -:
First TnacT containing 221 8 4 acres,
more or leas, being Lot. No 8 of the
Gaston Wilder lands, and described as
follows: Adjoining tae lands of said
Hodge on the south, of the late David
H in ton on tue east, of the said Hodge
on the north and Meuse river on the
wett; and bounded as follows: begin
ning at a stake and pointers on the east
nan 01 jNeuse river, aooui in linns be
low the mouth of a gut the southwest
corner of Tract No. 1. bought at the
same time and place oy Joseph An
drews, runs thence east 295 poles to a
state in tne iate uavia mnton's line;
thence with his line south 84 degrees,
west 140 poles to a stake and pointers;
thence west 258 Doles to a small birch
tree and pointers on the bank of Neuse
river: thence up the various courses of
tne river aoout iw poies to tne begin,
ning, being same tract conveyed by
juuu n, Williams uui wuo ion. a.
Hodge by deed recorded in said office.
in Book 0 at page MS, refereno to
wmcnismaae.
Skcond Tract, contaLiing 199 acres.
more or less, being Lot No. 4 of the
uetsy Hinton farm (formerly Gaston
Wilder' s land) and bounded aa follows:
Beeinninir at a small birch and nnlnfc.
ers on the bank of Neuse river abont
six poles below Spring Gut; thence
witn the aividine line east 863 coles to
a stake in David Hinton's line; thence
with the same abont 82 poles to a stake
on jkungororeea: tnenoeaown tne creei
about 824 poles to where it empties into
Neuse river: thence ud the said river
about 195 poles to the beginning; being
same tract conveyed by w. R Poole to
a. A. uodge by deed recorded in said
office, in Book 68, at page 188, reference
w wnicn is maae.
Thibd Tract, containing 118 acres.
more or less, and bounded as follows:
Beginning at a stake on the south side
of the Tarborough road--W; R. Pool's
corner rur. s south IS degree west 45
pole to a stake and pointers in the
neaaor a smalt nraccn; thence with
said branch 89 poles to a pine on the
east side of the branch: thence south
84 8-4 degrees west 88 poles to a stake
ana Dowters: tnenre east im l-s noi.s
to a stake; thence north 5 1-4 d gn es
east 214 poles to the Tarborough road;
thence with said road 98 poles to the
beginning, being same tract conveyed
bv Jennie H in ton to R.A. Hod ire. bv
oeea recuraea in sa u otnee in oooa ion,
at paee 551, reference to which is made.
rouBTH TBACT. Contain nil 79 8-4
acres, mre or leas, and bounded as fol
lows: Begins at a stake in the centre of
the uoage roao, ana in J. n. pooie's
line, being the northeast corner of the
lot purchased by Joseph Andrews, at
same time and place, runs thence east
witn rooie s line m 1-3 notes to a state
and pointers on a branch ; thence nearly
south down the various courses of the
branch 88 poles to a largtv pine on the
east side of the same David Hinton's
co-ner thence with bia line south 24
degrees west 89 1-8 poles to a stake and
pointers, the corner of the dividing line
between this lot, or parcel, and that
purchased by G. H, Williams, at same
sale; thence est 104 poles to a stake in
the centre of Hodge road : thence north
ward along said road 118 1-3 poles to the
beginning, being same tract conveyed
by Sarah . Wilder, commissioner, to
K. A. Hodge, bv deed recorded in said
office, in Book 58. at Datre 148. reference
to which Is made.
Fifth Tract, containing twenty-flve
acres, more or less, adjoining the lands
of Buffln Williams. B. P WUliamson,
William Smith and Joseph J, Andrews,
and on the east side of Neuse river, be
ins a oart of the Betsv Hinton -tract
bought by said Andrews at the G. GL
Wilder estate sale, being the southwest
corner 01 saia tract according to a cnop
ped line commencing at the said river,
below spring gut, at a willow; thence
up said river to above ' the falls at a
twin red-oak; thence east to a stob and
Dine: thence to a stob in the branch:
thence south to R. Williams' land, a
lisrhtwood knot: thence west to the be
ginning, and being the same tract con
veyed by Joseph J7 Andrews and others
to R, 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-flve perch, more or less, ad
joining the lands of W. R, Poole, Jesse
Watkins, deceased,' and others, and
bounded as follows: Beginning at a
stake in centre ef Hodge road in Poole's
line: thence with said road south 8 1-3
degrees east 86 poles to a stake in centre
01 tne aame; tnence west au 1-4 poies 10
a stake; thence north -8 8-4 poles to a
stake in Poole's line; thence with the
aame east;48 8-4 poles to the beginning;
and being same Conveyed by James A.
Williams and wife to said R. Ai Hodge.
by deed recorded in said office, in Book
82 at page 90, reference to which is
made.
Flack of Salk County Court House
door, in Raleigh. N. a .
Tims or Bai.k-12 o'clock m. .
, KBKEST HAY WOOD.
Tbcstkx.
October 12. 1896.
SALE OF VALUABLE LAND.
rTnder and bv virtue or cower con
tained in a mortgage executed to me by
Robert A. Potter and his wife Sldonia
Potter, on the 7th day of October, A. P.
18W0, which said mortgage is recorded
in the ollice of the Register of Deeds for
Wake county, in hook 114, on page mo,
I will sell bv reauest at the Court House
in Wake county, at public auction, for
cash, to the highest bidder, the tract of
land particularly aesonDea in saia mort
gage, wnicn is oounaea ana oescnoea
as follows: Lying and being in Wake
oounty, North Carolina, in Saint Mary's
townshin,and beginning at a white-oak,
John Ellis' (deceased) corner, and runs
thenoe eomn u4 poies to a reu-oac in
Wm, Band's old line: thence east with
said Band's line to the mill-path stake
and pointers; thence north with said
mill-path to stake and pointers; thence
east to a pine, corner of Jo tin Mitcnen
er's line; thence north to a red oak;
thence east 80 poles to a stake and
pointers; thence north 74 poies to a
stake in the line formerly owned by P.
H. (rower; thence with said line went 20
poles to a black-jack; thence south to a
pine in P. H. Grower's old corner; thenee
west to the beginning, contaiuing 80
acres, more or less, and adjominir tie
lands of Geo. Mitchener, M W. iinit.
W in. Bryant, being the tract of land
conveyed by J. P. Gully, commission-ex
In sieoial proceedings, entitled J. P.
Gully, administrator of J. G. Dupree,
deeeaaed, vs. H. Dupree and others, in
Wake Superior Court, to Bobert A. Pot
ter. -
Time of sale, 12 o'clock, m on the
18th of November, 1895.
W. T. HOWXE,
MOBTOAGHJt.
October 12, 1831
r r Infants
PHOT. ICRS, Do You Know , that Paregoric,
. L W aj - Batemaa'a Drops, Godfrey's Oosdial, anny so-called Soothing Syrups, and
most remedies for children are composed-ot opium or morphine t
Po Tom Ktiq-w that opium and aiorphloe are stupefying aarootln pnim. ,.
i , i , - , , - -
Po Ten Know that to moat gonntliea draggista are not permitted to sell narcotics
without labeling them polaona -
. ' , Po Tens Know that yon should not permit any medicine to be gtrea your child
.' jmleas ydtt of your phydolaa know of what a at oompoaed t "
f Po Ton Know that Caitorta la a nnrehr vegetable pnmrtkm. that a Bat ot
it lnaredlenta is published with tn&y bottle t .
. Po Ten Know that Oaatorla la the prescrtptJoa ot th famous Dr. Samuel Fitehar.
T.tt has been muse for nearly thirty years, and thai more Cantoris Is now sold bas
ot an other remedies tVv:hUdrraoombliiedf i ' - -
' . Po Tea Know that the Patent OtBoe Department of the United Btates, and of
- othat: entuttrlaa, hai bailed eziM
; " OaantorU" and as formula, and that to imitate them la a state prison offense f ' -,
i c. ' Po Ton Know that one of the Teasrma for tiiUh thla CTnimnt nmmctlon wmm
because Castoiia had been pronn to be ailwolBtoly haxmlMs?
Po Ton Know that 85 vene doaaa of Oaatorla are fiirnUhel for 3S
')aata,woaeeantadoaat J " "
Po Ton Know that when possessed of this perfect preparation, your children may
- be kept wall, and that yon may hare unbroken rest f - . ;"
: ; WoTlj these thhiara are worth aiiowlnf. They are
Tho fac-aimllo
: signatnro of
ttilldren Cry for
J Ik
j
W. H.: HOLLO
TH15 CONNECTICUT MUTUAL
Life Insurance Comp'y
Sells plain life insaranae, as pro
tection to the family, creditors or
one's old age, and asks a eareful ex
amination of its elear and squitabla
contra ots, with their nneqnaled guar
antees in figures on the policy, giving
trne life inanranoe at its
Lowest possible Cost s
With Perfeet Setrority, This com-
pany nas been doing business in tnis
State over twenty-eight years, and its
policy holders are its BEST FBIENDS.
The Connection J&atnal Has bo
speculative feature, ' extension forfei
tures or intricate plans, eontrited
for "the company's ' adraotage,
nor the incontestable clause, admit
ting rascals at ths expense of - its hon
est members, but if any happaa to get
in, it gives them their money back,
all stated is the aontraot. The -
3 Per Cent Reserve
has become" an important factor in
life insaraace.' All VlU b gladly ax.
plained by,"'- .' ,. . -
5. D. WAITY;
General Agent Raleigh.
ECONOMY :
Mav be Beeessarr In many ways
when dollars are scarce and wants
many, but it is not desirable to practice
it in the purchase ot food, which is life.
Below a certain standard food imper
fectly nourishes; up to that standard it
costs a reasonable price. We never
want more than a reasonable ' ice for
our Groceries. . f ;
RAPID SaLES
Give our customers the benefit of
close margins, We never keep any
thing that is not the best of its kind,
and we only want a fair profit on what
we invest in it ',
CHOICE GROCERIES :
Always tn stock and promptly de
livered when ordereu.- .
'I SI lA
and Children.
Pitcher's Castorla.
? 'if
'"'With
'fthiiiilillllh
he Ideal
Steam
LAUNDRY
1 the best equipped and does the
' most prompt and
SATISFACTORY WORK
' in the citv. Send in vnnr work
'
x'nonemo iv.
WAY & SOUS.
Hiss Maggie Feese.
New flillinery
i We are now showing sll the latest
and most desirable shapes and styles
la Fall and Winter Millinery. Oar
stock is wall selected, both as to
STYLE and PRICE.
' There is a great variety in Caps
and Sailors for Hisses and Children,
AU colors and siies from SSc te $3.00,
We will be pleased to have the
ladies call and look at onr stock.
Bvery one - will receive prompt aed
polite attention.
900 Fsyettefllle Street.
BULBS;
.Winter and : Spring
Foi,
BLOOMING.
Chinese and Easter Lilies, Hyacinths
Freesiaa, Narclfsus, etc I'alms, Ferns
and other plants for room decorating.
Cut Flowers Boquets
-asn-
Floral IJesigrns. ;s
Evergreen,
Trees.
Magnolias - and Shade
H. CTLIITLIETZ, Hcrist
Korti Halifax ttreet. near Peace In-
sutute. 1 hone US. - -ocU7
im
1 tie timy Oig
, COMING THIS SEASON. ; ,
imumun luiijuai uui. j.
: AFTERNOON ANT3 EVEIVUVGf. t
StLLS BROTI3ERS,
RnnrmniN UnM RiG3
: . JUUUllUUUki UUiVVU Q
AMEEICA'S GREATEST, GBANDEST TAINTED EXHIBITIONS
' THE PREMIER EVENT OF ALL COMBINED CIRCUS
SEASONS; THE LARGEST, OLDEST AND MOST
COMPLETE ARENIO AND ZOOLOGICAL
EXHIBITION OF THE UNIVERSE.
3 BIG CIRCUSES. 3 SEPf RATE RIHGS
ALL NEW, SUPERLATIVE SENSATIONS.
5 CONTINENT MENAGERIE! SO MAMMOTH CAGES
80 HIPPODROME RACES!
RALEIGH, TUESDAY, OCT 29. Afternoon uul Evenly
Don't .Miss Seeing the Largest Show on Earth.
Peyond all ci mparlHOD the largest, oldest, richest snd most complete
Arenic and Zootoxins! entrrpiee In the universe. Noted for its mateblass
msgDitdd, mnnniflcpnce and merit. Army of artists, 1,000 people, 600 horses
snd p'niKB, 800 all fratnre acts, 1,000 wonderful sights, 13 monster water-'
proof trntB. 4 special railway trains, f3. 500,000 actually invested to perpetu
ate ita frrsndear. Its tnarveloas Menageie, embracing every captive beast
known to exist ; its multitude of features, each one a sbow.aloae. One ticket
admits to all the combined shows. Under the largest teats ever constructed
The greatest xoological eolleetion in the world, presenting for the first time
in thin country the only pair of Giant White Nile Blood-Sweating Hippopota
mi, Educated Alaska Seals and Sea Lions, Performing Kangaroos, Trained
Elephant, Lordly Lions, Tigers, Leopards, stately nooks of Ostrlchav (the first
ever publicly exhibited, and marveloasly trained, wild and domestieated ani
mals of all descriptions. Truly the only great and legitimate exhibition of
its kind on earth,
THE GKAND, GORGEOUS STREET PARADE, absolutely eclipsing any
pageant ever seen in the prtblio streets, takes place at 10 a. m., on Tuesday,
October 29th. It is over a mile in length. No postponement on aoconnt of
weather. Two complete performances afternoon at 9, evening at 8. Doors
open one hour earlier. SeaMng capacity, 13,000. Branch ticket sale at Mac
Rae's Branch Pharmacy, corner Fayettevllle and Martin streets.
Admission to all Combined Shows, 50 Cents. Children
Under Nine Years 25 Cents.
29 RALEIGH, TUESDAY, OCT, 29
SPECIALXOW EXCURSION RATES WILL BE ISSUED ON ALL LINES OF TRAVEL.
SAY,
Talliiiis; about
ture and furniture
stores, why
Royall & Borden,
North Carolina's largest dealers and only manufacturers, have stores
from Maine to Mexico "all on paper."
baveia real FURNITURE FACTORY, larger size, employing 163 men,
running day and night to fill orders. Also have
CHAIR AND MATTRESS FACTORY
At the same plaoe, where we can
want Oar profits are too small to open any more branch houses at pres
ent But we have one each in Goldsboro, Raleigh and Durham fall of the
beet and cheapest line of
FURNITURE AND NOVELTIES
ever shown at either plaoe.
We cannot plaoe our bargains on
you through the Press-Visitor that
stock and oompare our prioea with any
We leave the bal
ance with you- We
-T,nilTV GeSsflaTSr Frw .furrf
gJifclUs MJT CTJS-alV
th r?o a so v :
whether tliey . bay or
not. pen
R0Y1LL W BORDEN,
Jt AJ-EIGII, DURHAM OOLpiSBORO
-Slmw nf Ik Wtirlif 1
VUVM vt VUU II VliUS - .
But here in North Carolina they
make any kind of Mattress yon
paper, bat simply desire to inform
we are here and ask yon to inspect our
house.
WW swaajW VJtai
our store.)
al huglitf.