KP1TAPH TO I.IITI-K JAMES C.
liUUSOXU.
Farewell sweet boy, thy precious form
Beneath this oik lay to reetj ...
'Ti hard to giv the op,
Bat God knows best -"At
flower that elose at opening day
Thu quickly haatthoa passed away.
Bntw wilt still remember thee,
Though thy d-ar form w cannot ae
Oar heart are sad, w scare eaa tee,
BecaoM sweet ok, w weep for the.
We loved job much, God loved 70a more
Asa took yoa to that faapppy abort.
While standing 'roond thy little grave
With reelgnatloa let aay.
Thy will be done) "Onr Father fat"
Var Vatber took hi child away.
Ut owa, it wa hii right to slain ;
Aad vr blessed be his samel .. ',.
A B. F0BM8T.
SENATE RBOBOANIZATION.
Senator Merlon Batte Gives His
V ' Views on This Matter. . ;
Senator Marion Batler in an In
terview with Col. Fred Old said,
regarding the organization of the
Senate, that he favored the' oomtng
together of the silver men of all
parties and organising the Senate
on silver tines. He said tna, a ma
jority of the Senators were elected
as silver men and claim to be snob
and eaa therefore take charge of
every Senate Committee and that
the adherents to V gold standard
can only control (be Senate by the
aid of men who profess to favor
, silver. Senator Batler. says It is of
the mtmost iraportanoe for silver
men to organize th Senate and thus
octroi committees, for unless this
is done no silver bill will be report
ed. The Senator is impelled to take
this view of organization as ha con
siders that Senator Sherman bas
made declaration in favor of orgenl
tation of the Senate by advocates of
a single gold standard. - - '
. Civil But 1 toe KiailaaMim. '
The ivll servie . commission at
Washington has ordered that ae ex
amiaatlbsrbe held In this lty ba 8at-
- nrday, Dree'mber 7, 1885, eommenolag
at Bia o'eloek a. m. for the grade of
tlerk aad carrier fa the city postoffio.
, , Only altiMB of the United, Btatas eaa
b examined. The ag llmitatloa ar
a followsi For sarrUr,: wot nadw 1
aor over 40, for all other positions
.not nadw 18 yar. So applioation
will be aeeepted for this cxamisatloa
1 anles died .with, th ndrignd in
V, complete fornv on the proper ; Weak
Defer th hour of eloslng easiness on
Bovmbr 18, 1885. -The lvll serf tc
- commission Ukes this opportunity of
sUtisg that the xaminations ar opn
to all reputable ltlen who may ,d
ilr to enter th postal servlee without
L regard to their politioal efflllstlons.
AUsneh cltiiens whether DemocrsU
, or Bepobltoans, or either, ar invited
to apply. They shall b ismlned,
graded and eertlBad with entire lm.
. partiality and wholly -without regard
- to thir political flews or to any eon-,
, slderatlon save their effloleaey aashowa
' . by th grades they obtain la the x
', amlnatioa. For applleatioa blanks,
fall 'Instructions snd information
, relative to the duties aad aalariea of
the different positions apply at th
postofflc to
E. B, Ems,
T . Beefy Board Examiner.
' -T A Household Treasure. .' .
D. W. Fuller, of Canajohar It, N. T.
, says that he always keeps Dr. King's
New Discovery in the house and his
family has always found that the very
best results -follow its utj that he
would not be without it, if procurable.
G. A. Dykeman, druggist, Catsklll,N.
T., says that Dr. King's New Dlsoov.
ery is undoubtedly - th best 'cough
remedy j that fc has used it la his
fsmily for eight years, aad it has never
failed to do aU that is claimed for it.
Why not try a remedy o long triad
- and tested.' Trial bo'tl free st John
T. MeKae'a drug store.- Hogelar sUe
60s and tt.Ofc - -v..
A London syndicate bas paid . I?,'
" 600,000 for a quarter la tbe Anaconda
cod per mines. .
Johnson's Emulsion of Cod Liver
Oil Is invaluable in all pulmonary af
i cottons sud consumption. It enrich'
, es the blood, restore - lost tisanes.
-:, ' VUllue DP Hi muyvmvw wun iuuuij
' flesh. Pint bottles $1.00. For. sale
by John Y. MaeBae, druggist." .
Wiaepeg, Xasitoba, claims to be
more sorts of a town than any other
plao la th world. .1.. SH
. . . - - . .
All diseases of the skla eured aad
' th best omplexioa restored by John
son's Oriental oap, perfumed and
, . highly medicated. Two cakes in each
paekage, 95 cents. For sale by John
I. Macrae ? -.
1 A bone kicked H. 8. Sharer, of the
Freemver Bouse, Middleburg, K. Y.
' on the knee, which laid him up in bed
and caused the kuee joiut to beoome
suit. A friend recommended him to
use Chamberlain's Pain Balm, which
ha did. and in two dftva was able to be
around. Mr. Sbafer bas recomendd it
to many others and says It Is excellent
lrany Etna 01 a oruiso or eunuu.
ts curt- of rheumatism. For sale by
J. littl Bobbltt , . . . - : r : :
j BecreUries Carlisle aad Attorney
General Harmon wll go home to vote.
' PV- wav 1a mulaIi eetarrhlathronfrb.
th blood. Johnson's Sarssparilla and
Celery treats tuts disease soce8iuiiy
Tr ft and voa will not be dUappoin
ted. Price, large bottles, 60 cents.
Cure forHadache
As a remedy foe all forms of head
aobe E lee trie Eittera bas prerved to be
the very best. It effente a permanent
cure and tbe most dreaded habitual
sick beadaebes yield to It Influenee.
We urjje all wbo are afflicted to pro
enre a bottle, and frive this remedy a
fair trial. la ease of habitual eonstt
nation Eleetrle Bitters cores by giv.
and few eases Ion; resist th ess of
this medicine. Try It at once. Lerfre
bottle only BO at John I hUeBaVs
drogs'ore. :,.'.
The horseless earrlags race will take
place between Chicago aad Waukegau
oa November 8.
fl. V. Tiager, Dewan, Pa., write:
Mr. Harlno; of this pise has used
your remedy for the Piles and recom
mends It very highly. He gave me
yonr address. I would like to know
on what term and price yon sell to
dealers.. Let me hear from you and
oblige. Bold by Joha T. JtacBa.
Queen Victoria' silverware at Wlad
or cssUe la valued at 818.500,000.
Chamberlan's is the best of aU. Vin
cent J. Bark, of Danbury, Iowa, has
used Chamberlain's Cough Bemedy
whenever in need of a medicine for
coughs and olds, for the past Ave
years and says r "It always helps me
out If anyone asks me what kind of
cough medicine I use, I reply. Cham
berlain's, that is the best of all. 85 and
50c bottles for rale by J. Hal JtoobiU
Druggists.' . , -
For insomnia, sleeplessness, averv.
oneness, hysteria aad all form of
aervoui exhaustion aad debility, there
Is but one remedy, Johnson's Bares,
parilla and Celery - works directly
apoa the Bcrv center and sever
fails to jure. Large bottles SO eeat.
P sal by Joha T, MacBa.
Divorce some easier la Indiana than
la any other state, for resident. -
: Last Jane Dick Cr wford twoaght
bis twelve-months-old child, saflering
from infantile diarrhoea, to me. ' It
h d been weaned at four monthsold
and had always heeii sickly., f gave It
tbe usual treatment In such eases but
without benefit The child kept grow-
big thinner until It weighed but little
more than when born,- or perhaps ten
pounds. I then started the father to
giving Chamberlain's Colic, CI olera
and Dlarr . , Bemedy, Before one
bottle of thr a tnt aise bad been used
a marked improvement wa seen and
ts continued use cured the child Its
weakness and nunv : constitution dls
appeared and Its father and myself be
lieve the child's life was saved by this
rem ear. j. x. Marlow, mU.-t Tama,
roa, IU. For sale by J. Hal Bobbltt
Druggist
The new battleship ludisna Is more
than half a knot faater thaj her stip
ulated 15 knots an boor.
John O. Uanser. editor of the Rnn.
beam,uSeligman, Mo who maned
G rover Clevelan'i for the Presidency
in November, 1882, while was mayor of
Buffalo, JOY., Is enthusiasUc in bis
praise of Chamberlain's Colic Cholera
and Diarrhoea Bemeoy. He says: "I
have used It for the past five years 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 of merit and should be used
In everv household. ' For aaJe be J.
Ha bobbltt Druggist ' ; sept
Waeasany wesak, mmuri
waeaahewasaOatieetoCsatorla. '
Sale of Valuable Heal Estate.
Bv virtue nf a mnrtvaee deed elvnn bv Hardv
B. Bagwell and Adelaide BagweU hla wile, to
Catharine Bovlan, dated January i& and
registered In tne office of tbe Beglster ot Deeds
for Wake county in Book 101, page i0, 1 will,
n tne mn oar jvotvuidot. ibvo. m tivoiuw.
. . i . n I. J 1 11 . 1 .. I U m.k.
M uie LMiun noun uwr ui wmoiru. ttwv
county, leu, at public anetlon. to the highest
Bidder for cash, the following described real
estate to-vtl: a. certain tract or. una ntaaw
In Wake county. St Mary's Township, adjoin
ing the lands ofBarouel Watts, Allen BturdWant
J. o. Dupree, Bedle Smith and others, and
more fullv described as follows: Beginning at
Jointers oa the Smitbneld and Raleigh Boad
aha rarker's (now Samuel Watts) comer near
wans thence witn ni line noma iwo aegrees
west M chains to a stake, thence soath ft de
grees west tt.ss chains to tne wuminnon noao,
Bienee with said road to a pine, Allen Bturdl
vant's corner, thence with his line south St de
grees west a chains to a stake. Bturdivant's
corner, thenoe with his Hue north I degrees east
sevea chains to a rook. BturdiTant's corner:
thence with his line south degrees west
40.S0 chains to a stake in Jack Dupree's line,
thence north two degrees east ag.su cnaus ro a
llghtwood stump, L. J. Weather's corner,
tlienoe with his Une south ST degrees east "
chains to a rook. Weather corner, thence
north S degrees east 'B et chains to the Bmltn
fleld Boad. thence with said road to a black
lack, Wa BturdiTant's corner, thenoe with bis
line north I degrees east T.Tt chains to a black
Jack, Bedle Smith's corner, thenoe sooth ST de-
rees cant a cuam w m i ui mm wu iw.
henee u the said mad south ti deirrees east
ifLin ehfdiia to the Smithfleld Road, thence with
the said road to the beginning, eontalnlng
tl 1-t acres more or less.
This uth day oi ootooer. inc. .
, , . W. St. BOYLAN, -
' - . Kxecntot of Catharine Boylan.
C: SALE OF LAND.
In nnrsance of a Judgment rendered
on the asth day of September, A. D.
1895, in a special proceeding enuuea w .
R Blake, administrator of Mrs. E.
Glenn, deceased, against Pat tie Dupree
et ai, before the Clerk of Wake Su
perior court, x wui sen at tne court
house door, in the cltv of Baleisb. on
the 4W day or jNovemoer a. it. lswa,
AS V UWK Ul Bill UUUUV SWUUU,
for cash, to the highest bidder, the fol
lowing descnoea lot or paroeioiiana
bounded and described -as follows;
l.vlnv and belns in thecitv of Kaleleh.
on the tbe north side ot Martin street
and boundedon tbe east by 16t of Hen
derson Beeves. dcpaed, on the south
by tbe land or. tidriage jonnson, oe-
ceasea, ana on uie norm dv tne lot
formerly owned by Wesley Whitaker;
frontinit on said Martin street 85 feet
and running back 210 feet, containing
one-sum oi an acre more or less. -
W.B. Blakb,
Octl 80d - Commissioner.
THK GREATEST
SCO VERY OK
THE AGE
r 4 ( m cvrm in 1 to 4 dtvra, lm
j i t.uib in fteat; quick to
Vieuit to fHtoot; on
nra. (jAnbtMrrirai
1
L r ). i pockH etil eom .I in on
sjrnsiu ytave-cMft). ptmt by maul, prepaid, pUiat
t"''aaft oa noaiD w pno. 4 ysjsj iiua
For saU t Johi T. KoBm. drajr
VALUABLE FARZIS- LiKDS
FORvSALE.
By viitneof authority conferred by a
certain ueea oi Trust irom K A.
Hodge and Loretta Hodge, hla wife,
dated December 6th, 189a and recorded
in the office of the Register of Deeds for
Wake county. N. C, In Book 114 at
page no. I will on .i;'V
THURSDAY. Kovember Uth, 1896,
sell at publio auction, to the highest
bidder for cash, six (8) tracts of land
situate in Saint Matthews township,
Wake county. N. C and described as
follows:
First Tract containing 321 M acres,
more or less, beins? Lot. No 8 of the
Oaston Wilder lands, and described as
follows: Adjoining the lands of said
noose on me souin. oi tne late vavia
Htnton on the east of tbe said Hodare
on the north and Neuse river on the
west; and bounded as follows: begin
ning at a stake and pointers on tbe east
bans oi .Neuse river, aoout u links be
low the mouth of a cut the southwett
corner nf Tract No. L bought at the
same time and place by Joseph An
drews, runs thence east 896 poles to a
stake In the late David Hinton's line;
thence with bis line south 84 degrees,
west 140 Dole to a stake and nointers:
thenee west 858 poles to a small birch
tree and pointers on the bank of Neuse
viwawi 4-KiATiA nn thai viH"inai nnnrnns s
(ITWi WUV-t W UjV WUV VavatVMSJ wua V4
the river about 188 poles to the begin
ning. Doing same tract conveyea cy
John B. Williams and vrifs to R. A.
Hodge by deed recorded In said office.
In Book 00 at page 645, reference to
which is made. .
Sioond Tract, containing 190 acres,
more or less, being- Lot No. 4 of the
Betsy Hlnton f arm formerly Gaston
Wilder's land) and bounded as follows:
Bearlnnina at a small birch and noint
ers on the bank of Neuse river about
six poles below Spring Out; thence
with the dividing line east 858 poles to
a stake in David Hinton's line; thence
with the same about 88 poles to a stake
on Mingo creek: thenee down the creek
about 834 poles to where it empties Into
Neuse river: thence np the -said river
about 196 nolea to ths beannnins-: beine?
asms tract conveyed by W. R. Poole to
R. A Hodge by deed recorded in said
office, in Book 50, at page 188, reference
to which Is made.
Third Tract, oontalclntr 118 acres.
more or less, and. bounded as follows:
Betrtnnine? at a stake on the south aide
of the Tarborough road W. R. Pool's
corner rues' south 1-8 degree west 45
pole to a stake and pointers in the
head of a small branch; thence with
said branch 89 poles to a pice on the
east side of the branch; thence south
34 M degrees west 88 poles to stake
and nointers; thence east 108 1-8 poles
to a stake; thenoe north 61-4dfgres
east 814 coles to ths Tarborougn road;
tttence with said road 98 poles to tbe
beginning, being same tract conveyed
by Jennie Hlnton to R. a. Hodge, by
deed recorded in sa'd office In Book 105,
at pan 551, reference to which Is made,
Kourth Tract, containing 79 8-4
aces, more or less, and bounded as fol
lows: Begins at a stake in the centre of
ths Hodge road, and in 3. H. Poole's
line, being the northeast oorner of the
lot purchased by Joseph Andrews, at
same time and place, runs thenoe east
with Poole's line 188 l-i poles to a stake
and pointers on a branch ; thence nearly
south down the various courses of the
branch 88 poles to a large pine on the
east side of the same David Hinton's
corner thenoe with bis line south 84i
aegrees west uw l-s poics to a siaa ana
pointers, the corner of the dividing line
between this lot, or parcel, and that
purchased by G. H. Williams, at same
sale; thence west 104 poles to a stake in
ins centre or nocgeroaa; tnence norm
ward along said road 118 1-8 poles to the
beginning, being same tract conveyed
by Sarah E. wilder, commissioner, to
R. A. Hodge, by deed recorded In said
office, in Book 68, at page 146, reference
to which Is made. , . ? .
Fifth tract, containing tweniy-nve
acres, more or less, adjoining the lands
of Ruffln Williams, B. P Williamson,
William Smith and Joseph J. Andrews,
and on the east side of Neuse river, be
ing a part of the Betsy Hlnton tract
bought by said Andrews at the Q. H.
Wider estate sale, beins the southwest
corner of said tract according to a chop-
dl line commencing at the said river,
ow spring gut, at a willow: thence
up said river to above the falls at a
twin red-oak; thenoe east to a stoo ana
pine: thenoe tosstob In ths branch;
thence south to R. Williams land, a
llghtwood knot; thenoe west to the be
ginning, and being tbe same tract eon
veyed by Joseph J7 Andrews and others
toR. A. Hodge, by deed recorded In
said office, In Rook 60, at page 807, ref
erence to which is made. v
. Sixth Tract, containing eight acres
and twenty-five perch, more or less, ad
joining the lands of W. B Poole, Jesse
Wstklns, deceased, and others, and
bounded as follows: Beginning at a
stake in centre ef Hodge road hi Poole's
line; thenoe with said road south 8 1-1
degrees east 80 poles to a stake In centre
of Tie same; thenoe west 60 1-4 poles to
a stake; tnence norm xo a- puice w
take in Poole's line; thence with the
same east448 8-4 poles to the beginning;
snd being same conveyed by James A.
Williams ana wire to sua a. a- nwira
h deed recorded in said office in Book
88 at page 90, reference to which is
msde, -r;
Pun of Sam County Court House
door, In Raleigh. N. a
Tan ot Baxk-u o'oiock m.
ERNEST HAYWOOD.
TjtTJBTXB.
October 13, 1895.
SALE OF VALUABLE LAND.
rh.Ju aJ Va Ca4vriSk A nnwlsw' iAa
; VilUOi vVliU UJ TU IUO vi svnva. mt-
Robert A, Potter And his wife Sidonia
I'otter, on me iia nay oi wtuuor,
1800l which said mortoapre is reoorded
a- -(.. a)aji a f Kafe HatriatAfM llMefll fcM
Wake county, In Book 114, on page 106,
I will sell by request at the Court House
a war.. - - - a2 .4, ..Kit.. ..,n-tAa,
cash, to the highest bidder, the tract of
1 A u.4n.ila1wrieBjmKaWl Ivl SJallai lilrtrt.
ffaire, which is bounded and described
MIUUUWS; XjyiUK IUU Wiiaaj ui v mm.jj
county. North Carolina, In 6aint Mary's
a. Vl- k..ln.af aa vKlfaa. AaV
WWUBMiPslbUU imiuuiuaj mm ssj ifuiwrvsw,
John Ellis' (deceased) oorner, and runs
innica tvuiu via uuioa w m iwh u
Wm. l&ana's oia line: wencn eaai wiua
said Band's line to the mill-path stake
mill-path to stake and pointers; thenoe
-A 1. AAMiav sf fnVin UlrithAiv.
VHISv W s WtalvJ, Wiuvi wi wvuu vs.iMuoas
er's line; thenoe north to a red-oak:
tnence eaSb su poina w a eusae euu
pointers; thenoe north 74 poles to a
.. I. - tM frt.A llnA fnrm,vl nwnAll Vtw K
H. Gower: thence with said line west 80
DOieS W B Diaca-juca j wimiOT wuui vu m
f. j i T3 TJ Oaw.i'i aU Mrnw- thanM
UUIOUI A. . VJ " v.. m vu. ,
west to the beeinnins, oontalnmg 80
acrwe, mure vt iJJiB r'v
Unds ot Geo. Mitchener, M W. Britt,
VT Ul. UlTBUI, Wiua wia wtaawvw va, awo
eonTeyed by J. P. Oully, com misai oner
in Special pnwveuaiiKa, vuuutu x
rt ..!)-. .,nlefratA r T sTl lniarawaa
area IT TsnriMsl atTlil AthsTftl in
Wake Superior Court, to Robert A. Pot-
Time of sale, 11 o'clock, m, on th
IVhat io
Oastorla la Dr. Samael Pitcher's prescription for Infants
and Children. It contains neitber Oiiiuru, Morphine nor
other Hareotie substance. It is a Iiurmless sabstltato
for Paregoric Drops, Soothing Syrups, and Castor Oil.
It is Pleasant. Its gnarautoe is thirty years use by
- Mllliona of Mothers. Castoria destroys Worms and allays
feverlshness. Caatorla provejits vomiting Boar Cord,
eares Diarrhoea and Wind Colic . Castoria relieves
teething troubles, cares constipation and flatmleacy.
Castoria aasimlUates the food, regolates the stomach
and bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep. Ca
toria is the Children's Panacea the Mother's Friend.
Castoria.
" Oastorla taaaenetteatSMSlehw tar shfl
Ssaa. Mothers have repeatedly told bb et Us
Sjee4 eSet spoa their oUMrea.
Da. O. C Oaaen,
., - . LavvlUej.
" Castoria Is the beat remedy for ohildna of
Whk I Si acquainted. I hope She day is aot
far dtatans whsBBwSaeni eflleoasMerthereal
tatenet of their ehUdrea, and see Castoria lav
stead at Sae vartoosojuaak aoatnaaa which art
; ausa iijIisj thah- lered ones, by foroiagoprum,
twrptaiBe, soothhi syrup and ether auitrol
i aewa thetr ihroaM, ahersby amdtaf
iteaniaeHaitrsTOv" . -.
Da. J. F. TntraraMe,
Ooaway, ark.
. She Chaaiaa Osjawy, Tt If
W. a HOLLO
THE CONNKCTICCT MUTUAL
Life Insurance Compy
Sells plain life Insurance, as pro-
one's old age, aad asks a earefnl ex-
amlnatlon of IU elear aad equitable
eontraeu, wua ueir nneqaaiea gaar
anteea'ln flgares oa th polley, giving
tree life insnrsnes at Its
Lowest possible Cost
Will. PnrfMt! flaearite. This eom-
paay has been doing bnslness in this t
Stat over twenty-eight years, aaa v
polley noiarsarits booi bbjl juiuo.
Th Connecticut Mutual has ae
speeulativ feature, extension forfei
tures or Intricate pleas, -eoBtrlved
for the eompany's advantage,
aor the Incontestable elaase, admit
ting raseeia at the expense or its noa
est members, but if any hsppea to get
In, it give them their money bask,
all stated la the contract. The
3 Per Cent Reserve
has besom an Important factor In
llf lasnraaee. All will t gladly x
plalasd by
D. WAIT, I '
General Ageni. HaUigh.
ECONOMY
May be neoessary tat many ways
when doUars are scarce and wants
many, but it is not desirable to practice
it in the purchase of food, which is life.
Below a certain standard food imper
fectly nourishes; np to that standard it
costs a reasonable prioe. VYs never
wsnt more than a reasonable prioe for
our Urooeriea. . , - .
RAPID SALES
' Qlv our easterners ths beneSt ot
close margios, We never keep any
thing that is not ths best of it kind,
and we only want a fair profit oa what
we invest in it. . , ,
CHOICrGROCERtfS .
' Always to stock and prompUy de
livered when ordered.
Castoria,
"Cat oris Is soweU adapted teehflSraa the
1 reomrmend B aasnperior to any pieeuilpUoa
kaowato aaa,"
K. A. aeoaaa, VL O.,
Ill So. Oxford St., Brooklyn, K. Y.
"Oa phjal reins la the ehildrant depart
bmb havre apokaa hlshhy of thetr exparl
anos hi Shear outside praotloe with Oastorla,
aad although we ooiy ham amon our
nedleal SuppUas what hi known as regular
products, yet wears free to eoafesa that tbe
aearMa ef Oastorla has woe as to' look with
CaTorwpoait"
Uarm Boarsrai. aaa Ihsramuar,
Boston, Masa
amy aVtrt,ITerw Tark Otty
llllllllj
y, ii'"-
.1,111
s)J)H WMHHtllh
...HI' SS
he Ideal
Steam
LAUNDRY
Is tbe best equipped snd does the
most prompt and
SATISFACTORY WORK
in the city. Send in your work.
Phone No 19.
WAY k SONS.
Hiss Maggie Feese.
NJ-avtr 1 1 1 1 f fl Af17
A 1 W TT A lllllllVljr
W are now showing all the lateat
and most desirable ebape and styles
in Fall aad Wlater Millinery. Oar
Stock is Well selected, both as to
STYLE and PRICE.
There 1 a great variety 1b Caps
and Sailors for Misses sad Children.
All color sad sisss from SB to $8.00.
We will be pleased to hav the
ladies esll and look at our stock.
Bvry on will receive prompt aad
polite attention.
T.IissJVTaggieHeese
909 FaysttevlUe Street.
BULBS
For Winter vnd Bpring
BLOOMING.
HMneee and Eaater Lilies. Hvacintha
Freesiaa, Narciesns, etc Palms, Ferns
ana oiner plants lor room aeuorauug.
Out Flowers Boquets
Floral Ie8ififias , "
Ever(rreen, . Magnolias and Shade
Tree. , .... , - ,
n. CTEHCIETZ, Florist
Korth Halifax Street, near Psscs In-
Ml
'I
TBE
aS.JUII.OlE
1 Why this store ts Jnst right for your eeoaomleal purbaslng-that Is,
BBCAUSB WB BUT AND SKLIi BOH CASH. Osr iaereae ef business
(treagtheDS this statement and th goods themselves CLINCH IT. ' 6. .
LI KITED. MBANS san parehase ths BEST 8HOKS at less than th manoTae
tcrer's prices of today.
C. A. Sherwood & Co.
PATAPSCO
Flouring Mills.
ESTABLISHED 1774. .
Premier fgsO5 J
remier 1H pATEKTW
mCAaAMBIllU.lBTG.C
Flour &jrt-&7 S
Manufactured from the Cream of Maryland and Virginia Wheat.
For Sale by City Grocers.
j? 1 0 'D asn Prem,am8' psyable in gold for the best Bread aad
S OeUU Bolls msde of the above brand of Floor and put on exhibition
at the eoming State Fair. The pablie, excepting professional bakers, invited
to compete. First premium on Bread, $35 00; second, 1B.OO. First premium
on Bolls, $15.00; seeond, $10.00.
C. A. Gambrill T.lfg Co., Baltimore, Md.,
PEOPBZB3TORS.
JONHSON & JOHNSON,
109 Faretteville Street. Raleigh, N. C, Agents.
SAY,
Talking about furni
ture and furniture
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
havela real FURNITURE FACTORY, larger sise, employine; 162 rsen,
running day and night to fill orders. Also have
CHAIR AND MATTRESS FACTORY
At the same plaoe, where we can make any kind of Mattress you
want Oar profits are too small to open any more branch nooses at pres
ent. But we have one each in Goldaboro, Raleigh and Durham full ot the
best and oh ea pest line of
. FURNITURE AND NOVELTIES
ever shown at either plaoe.v
We cannot plaoe our bargains on paper, but simply desire to inform
you through the Prees-Visitor that we are here and ask you to inspect our
stock and compare our prices with any house.
We leave the bal
ance with you We
gDailly; show any one
through, our store,
whether they buy or
not. vttpen at nigbtf
ROYALL Ain BORDEN, ;:
JR AJEIGrll, IT4HMI AM, GOLDUUORO
OLOAirC
Trtanendons Values I
arrepeeaehable style I
Ladles' Short Reefer Coats la
laek, gseys aad eoverts tbe
&M kind. 9 Measa. Ladiea'
Beaver Cloth, Box Treats aad
eitra pond sarvlee Coats th
S7 50 kind. M BOeash. Ladles'
Blaok Boaele CloU Jaekets,
Bos Fronts, large Mandolin
Sleeve and Klpple Back the
liaSOkiBd.tSCOeaeh.
SHOES.
f
Segardless of tbe MA ROT
CONDITIONS we have eat the
prices on Shoe to an axteat
sever before thoagbt of. This
ale means that borers of
ol
America
J
V
IBID 01 novemoer, low.
, W. T. HOWtK,
-MoBTSAaai.
October U, 1805-
PESGUD
For sale by John T. Haotiae, drug
sututA i'none us.
gist.