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WASHINGTON NEWS.
Cuba and Her Wars The New
Spanish Minister.
Special to tie Prose-Vliltor.
Washington, I. C, Oct. 29th.
Poor Cuba's wars Continue to at
tract attention and rouse sympathy
in America Naturally the centre
of attraction is the National Capital.
Aside from the local interest felt,
there ia considerable g nwip in offi
cial., circles regarding this much
agitated subject. .
A gentleman, higbL in official olr-
olea, and who ia in a position to
thorouely understand the Cuban
sitaation said today to the Psase
Visitob representative: "Partioular
attention should be paid to the war
of extermination and the harsh rule
ofironforoe whioh Cuba will bare
to suffer at the hands of Spain as
soon as the re-ioforoementa are al
at band. The loss, Amerioaq com
m.eroe will naturally suffer during
the turmoil, alone, solicits American
sympathy." : .-r'. V- f -i
"In the spending fate of Cuba,
there is a higher principle involved
than the question of material inter
esU" said another prominent politl
oiantbis morning. "The great in
terests of humanity and that of lib
erty, whioh have always ruled the
proud feelings of American people,
are at stake. Essentially the Amerl
oan people are a law abiding and
law respecting people and this re
speot should extend to International
relationship. But Cuba's - heroio
struggle and the brutal determina
tion expressed by Spain may raise
the question as to where our direct
international obligations He."
The new Spanish Minister, Senor
DuruT pi Lome, it is said, is an ex
mwrilncrlv nlrvnr and shrewd dinlo-
matiat, and the authorities generally
look upon him as the brightest man
". Spain has sent to Washington in
many geoeratipn V The ; 8enor
showed bis excellent judgement by
counseling the Spanish government
t to accede to Secretary Olney'a wish
t -' in . the matter of the Mora olaim,
. reoently settled. , -Saturday
there arrived in Wash
ington are exile from this unhappy
and disturbed - isle, who registered
. as Under Kbmk. To a reporter be
said s 'Nothing is free in Cuba ex!
oept whiskey and tobaooo. There is
no tax on either cigars, cigarettes,
gin, rum, or liquor. No license is re
quired to open a saloon, there are no
assessments to pay except the
ordinary store tax." Yet, strange to
say, there is au enormous tax on al
mosn every other commodity need
by the people. Gould there be a
more striking evidence of the failure
of Spanish rale in Cnbat .;
"Every other oivllized government
in the world derives Its greatest
revenue from whiskey and tobaooo.
Only 8pain, which has learned noth
ing nlpoe Columbus discovered
America, insists upon Waving these
free, while all the necessities of life
are heavily taxed. Now, do you not
agree with me that Spain should
obange her taotioe? ,
-i-Aii&'-'Wi Bax
- ' ' Did You Ever - -
..' Try Elentrio Bitters a remedy for
your troubles If not. get a hottls no
- sad get relief. . This medicine bis
been found to be peculiarly adapted
- to the relief and core of all female
enmplaloU, exerting a wond-rf ol di
rect Inflnenea in giving strength and
, , tone to the organ, i If jroa hare lots
M of appetite, -eonsUpatlon, . headache.
.' fainting spells, or are nervous, sleep
1 . less, excitable, melaneholy or troabled
with dlxxy spells. Electrle BIMers Is
tbe medicine yoa need. Health and
vv strength are guaranteed by Its as.
Fifty eents sod and $1.00 at Jobs Y.
.' McBse's drag store.
A clear, soft, rosy complexion is the
dssire of every lady. Why not give
Johnson's Oriental Soap a trial. There
Is nothing to compare with it as a
skin beantifier. Two cakes In a pack
age, flfreenta. For sale by John Y.
HaeBae, druggist.
Tbe society man who does not travel
on his shape mart fall baok on his
' pedigree.
Frank ' B. White, Minneapolis,
Minn., wrIUst "Have used two boxes
of yonr Pile Care and most say It has
done wonders for me. I would not
know I ever had the piles only when
I stoop low. The itohlng is all gone."
Ssmple free. For sale by John X
MaeBae.
. Low,
enough, quarter shoes .are cheap
. Johnson' Kidney ana rdver Bega
lator invigorates the liver, regulates
the bowels,eares dyspepsia, blloa
t,M. indigestion, soar stomach and
makes your head as clear as a bell
85 and 60 sent., For sale by John T
HaeBae -,'!;:vVi , .A-r' V-:i,;v-r
"Charity begins at home," and too
often stays thsre.
:..''.')' in i i ii i 1 i'.j"v'" 1111 (j-'
luting, 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 eakss 95 etc
. For sal br John Y. HaeBae. .
r hnmberlan's is the best of alL Via
cent J. Bark, of Oanbury. Iowa, has
Chamberlain's Coueb Itemed V
whenever in need of a medicine for
coiiffha and colds, for the past Ave
yenrs snd savs : "It always belps me
niiL If anyone ascs me wimimuui
C("-h niedioine I nse, I reply, Cha
iw.. .in', that is the beat of all. 26
fxi iK'tties for rale by J. lial Uobbitt
Iru;; j!A
She Grieves.
On chilly day the maiden grieves
Thoagh drnMed In garments newi
She can't displsy her silk waist's
- sleeves t
And heavy jackets too
Two Lives Saved,
tin. Phoebe Thomas, of Junction City
111., waa told b ber dooton she had coo
inmptioo and that theee was no hope lor her,
but two bottle of Dr. Kin'a New Diiooverr
completely cum) her arid abe save It saved
her life Mr. Thos. Eirnin. 138 Flor'd St..
Ban Francisco, suffered frorr a dreadful
cold, approach we oonniroDtlon. tried with
out result every thin else : the bought on
nam o ur King's Hew Uiaoovery and In
two weeks waa cured. H la naturalhr thank
ful. It is such results, of whioh these ars
ample, that prv the wonderful etnoacr
of this medicine in cough and oolda. free
trial botile at John Y. MaoBaa'a dnigaior
Rwmlar lis fOc and SI.
. Never lioTed but One,
He I have never Joved bnt once in
all my life
She What
He Fact, I assure yon. It has some
how always happened that I never was
quite free from on girl before tbe next
one. esme along, -
: Rheumatism, neuralgia, pains in the
back or side-, stiff neck, sore throat,
tonsilitls, diphtheria, campa and colic
nstantly relieved by Johnson's Mag
netic 01). Large bottles, 96 and SO
cents. For sale by John T. HcBae,
druggists.
1 Gloves ai unhandy when they do
not go ob easy, --' y
'"Ahorse kicked H. 8. 8hafer. of .the
Freemyer House, Middleburg, N. Y.
on the knee, which laid him up in bed
and caiised the knee Joiotto become
stiff, a. friend recommended him to
use Chamberlain's Pain Balm, which
he did, aud in two days waa able to be
around. Mr. Bhafer baa reoomended It
to many others and says it is exoelleut
for any kind of a bruise or sprain.
This same remedy is also famous tor
ts cures of rheumatism. "For sale by
J. Hal Bobbitt - - -
The polar bear has not yet climbed
the north pole. v -;
Last June Dick cr wford brought
his twelve-month -old child, suffering
from infantile diarrhoea, to me. It
h d been weaned at four months oid
and had always been sickly, t gave it
tne usual treatment in sucn cases but
without benefit. The child kent crow.
ing thinner until It weighed but little
more man when: born or Derbana teu
pounds. I then started the father to
giving Chamberlain's Colic, Crolera
and XMarr st .Bemedy. Kef re one
bottle of the -nt size bad been used
a marked . improvement was seen and
ts continued use cured the child : Its
weakness and Dunv constitution dis
appeared and its father and myself be
lieve the child's life was saved by this
remedy. J. T. Marlow. VI. D.. Tama
roa, III. For sale by J. Hal Bobbitt
Oruggiat "
Haa is an animslj sometimes he is a
brnte. ' . '' "
Jobn O !auaer. editor of the Sun
beam, Seliginan, MoM who maned
O rover Cleveland for the Presidency
In November, 1883, while was mayor of
Buffalo, N. Y., la enthusiastic in his
praise of Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera
and Diarrhoea Heraeoy. He says: "I
have used it for tbe past five years and
consider it tbe best preparation of the
kind in tbe'market. It Is aa staple as
sugar and coffee in this section. It is
an article of merit and should be used
in every household. For sale by J.
Ha Jiobbitt. Druggist , sept
ahewasaClMsMccledlorOasuria,
wa ana scan atlas, stas stag Osaola
Sale of Valuable Real Estate.
thr virtue at a mortmn deed riven bv Hardv
B. Batwell and Adelaide Bagwell his wile, to
Catharine Bovlan. dated January in and
htegliitered In the office of the Register of Deeds
xor wane county iujduuk ju, uukcikv, i wiu,
on the lutta day of November. 1KB. at l o'clock,
at tbe Court House door tn Balelgh. Wake
county, sell, at public auction, to tbe hlabest
bidder lor eaab, the following deeoilbed real
estate to-wit: A. certain tract of land situate
In Wake county St. Mary's Township, adjoin
liigthe lands of Samuel WatU, Allen eturdlvaut
J. O. Dupree, Bedie Smith and others, and
more fully described sa follows i Beginning at
Jointers on tbe SmlthnVId and Balelgh Boad
obn Parker's (now Samuel Watta) corner near
Watts, thence with bis line South two degrees
west S.SS onalus to a stake, thence south 7 de-
tTeea
went ar.tO chains to the Wilmington Boad,
thence with aald road to a
vant'a corner thence with
a with aald road 10 a Dine. Auea Buurat-
vant'a comer thence with bla line south as de-
grees west 9.47 chains to a stake. Sturdivant's
oomer, thence with his line north 8 degrees east
seven chains to a rock, Sturdivant's corner:
thence with his line south a degrees west
o.aocbalnstoa stake in Jack Dupree's Una,
thence north two degrees east S0.90 chains to a
ligutwood stump, L J. Weathers corner,
theno with his line south ST degrees east nM
chains to a rock. Weathers'- corner, thence
north S degrees east. Bus chains to tbe Bmlth
Beld Boad. thence with said road to a black
lack, Wm. Sturdivant's corner, theoce with his
line north 8 degrees east 1.1 chains to a black
jack. Bedle Smith's corner, theuos south 81 de
grees easi i ouaw w iwt ui uia uiu nmu.
Qience aa the aaid road south S degrees east
is.iCchalnatotheEuitihfieldBnad uiencewlth
the aald road so tbe beginulng, oontainiug
aO i l-i acres more or less. .
This Utn day of October, use. .
W. at BOVLAN, V
Kiecutor at nstharln Boylaa.
, SALE OF LAND. r
In pursance of a judgment rendered
on tbe Ssth day of September, A. D.
1896, in a special proceeding entitled W.
B Blake, administrator of Mrs. E E.
Glenn, deceased, against Fattie Dupree
etaL, beiore the Clerk of Wake Su
perior Court, I will sell at tbe court
bouse door, in the city of Balelgh, on
the 4th day of November A. D, 1896,
at ia o'clock m . at publio auction,
for cash, to the highest bidder, the fol
lowing described lot or parcel of land
bounded and described as follows:
Lying and being in thecity of Balelgh,
on the tbe north side of Martin street,
and bounded on tbe east by lot of Hen
derson Beeves, deceased, on the south
by tbe land of Eldridge Johnson, de
ceased, and on the north by the lot
formerly owned by Wesley Wnttaker;
fronting on said Martin street 86 feet,
and running back 810 feet, containing
one sixth of an acre more or less, .
, W.B. Blakb,
octl SOd - . Commissioner. '
FEGEON
THE GRtATEST
DISCOVERY Or
the oe.
MILK
Onres in 1 to 4 dars. Tm
mediate in effeott quick tu
oura. Can be oarned in viat
nocket. all aomnletA In nna
mwil tkuokjuA. Hent hv mml. nrenitirl. nlMin
oaoaaga, oa receipt ui prios. ei par oua.
For sal by John T. HcBae, drugj
gtet.
YALDAELE.FARm UKOS
FOR SALE.
' By vittneot authority conferred by a
certain Deed of Trust from it A.
Hodge and Loretta Hodge, his wife,
dated December 6th, 18U0, and recorded
in the office of the Register of Deeds for
Wake county, N. C., in Book 113, at
page SUV I will on , - : ,v , ,
T HXJ BSD AY, November 14th, 1896,
sell at publio auction, to the highest
bidder tor cash, six (6) tracts of land
situate in Buint Matthews township,
Wake county, N. O., and described as
fo'lows:
- First Tbact containing 321 S-4 acres,
more or less, being Lot. No S of the
Uaston Wilder lands, and described aa
follows: Adjoining tae lands of said
Bodge on the south, of the late David
Hlnton on the east, of the aaid Hodge
on the north and Neuse river on the.'
wet; and bounded as follows: begin
ning at a stake and pointers on the east
bank of Neuse river, about IS links be
low the mouth of a gut, the south wet t
corner of Tract No. 1, bought at the
same time and place by Joseph An
drews, runs thence east 296 poles to a
stake in the late David Hinton's line;
thence with bis line south 84 degrees,
west 140 poles to a stake and pointers;
thence west S&S poles to a small birch
tree and pointers on the bank of Neuse
river: thence up the various courses of
the river about 128 poles to the begin
ning, boing same tract conveyed by
John B. Williams and wife to B. A.
Hodge by deed recorded in said office,
in Book 60 at page 646, reference to
which is made. -
Sbcokd Tbact, containing 199 acres,
more or less, being Lot No. 4 of the
Betsy Hlnton farm (formerly Gaston
Wilder's land) and bounded as follows:
Beginning at a small birch and point
ers on the bank of Neuse river about
six poles below Spring Out; thence
with the dividing line east 268 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 river: thence up the said river
about 196 poles to the beginning; being
same tract conveyed by W. &. Poole to
B. A. Hodge by deed recorded in said
office, in Book 66, at page 182, reference
to which is made. ,
Third Tbact, containing Its acres,
more or less, and bounded as follows:
Beffinnins: at a stake on the south side
of the Tarbo rough road W. R, Pool's
corner runs south 1-2 degree west 46
pole to a stake and pointers in the
head of a small branch; thence with
said branch 89 poles to a pine on the
east side of the branch; thence south
24 8-4 degrees west 88 poles to a stake
and pointers; thence east 108 1-2 polos
to a stake: tnence north 6 1-4 drarres
east 214 notes to the Tarborougb road;
thence with aaid road 98 poles to the
neginnmg, oeing same tract conveyed
bv Jeunie Hlnton to B. A Hodge, bv
deed recorded in sa'd office in Book 105,
at pane 661, reference to which is made.
Fourth Tract, containing 79 8-4
acrea, mure or less, and bounded as fol
lows: Begins at a stake in the centre of
the Hod it e road, and in J. H. Poole's
line, being the northeast corner of tbe
lot purchased by Joseph Andrews, at
same time and place, runs thence east
with Poole's line 122 1-2 poles to a stake
and pointers on a branch; thence nearly
south down tbe various courses of the
branch 88 poles to a large pine on the
east side of tbe same David Hinton's
comer thence with his line south 24
degrees west 89 1-8 poles to a stake and
pointers, tne corner 01 me dividing line
between this lot or parcel, and that
purchased by O. R. Williams, at same
sale; thence est 104 poles to a stake in
the centre of Hodge road ; thence north
ward along aaid road 118 1-8 poles to the
beginning, being same tract conveyed
by Barah , ; Wilder, commissioner, to
R. A. Hod ere. bv deed recorded in said
office, in Book 66, at page 146, reference
to which is made. -
Fdth Tbact. containing twenty-five
acres, more or less, adjoining the lands
of Boffin Williams, B. P Williamson,
William Smith and Joseph J. Andrews,
and on tbe east side of Neuse river, be
ing a part of the Betsy Hlnton tract
bought by said Andrews at the G. H.
Wilder estate sale, beine the southwest
comer of said tract according to a chop
ped line commencing at the said river,
below spring gut, at a willow; thence
up said river to aoove me iaiis at a
twin red-oak; thence east to a stob and
pine; thence to a stob in the branch;
thence south to B Williams' land, a
lightwood knot; thence west to the be
ginning, and being the same tract con
veyed by Joseph J7 Andrews and others
tn R. A. Hod mi bv deed recorded in
said office, is Book 66, at page 807, ref
erence to which is made. -
Sixth Tbact, containing eight acres
and twenty-five perch, more or less, ad
joining tbe lands of W. B, Pools, Jesse
Watkine, deceased, and others, and
bounded as follows: Beginning at a
stat 1 1n 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; tnence weat ou 1-4 poies w
a stake; thence north 26 8-4 poles to a
stake in Poole'u line; thenc? with the
same east:48 8-4 poles to the beginning;
and being same oonveyed by James A.
Williams and wife to said R. A. Hodge,
h rlMwi renordei In Said office, in Book
82 at page 90, reference to which is
made,' .'4-
PrACK of Sale County Court House
door, in Balelgh. N. 0.
Tdib or Saijc-12 o'clock m.
. 1 ERNEST HAYWOoD.
1 - - ' .'- TBTJSfXK.
OotoberlS.1896.
SALE OF VALUABLE LAND.
TTnder and bv virtue or cower con
tained in a mortgage executed to me by
Pobert A. Potter and nis wire oiaonia
otter, on the 7th day of October, A. P.
1890, which said mortgage ia recorded
In the office of tbe Register of Deeds for
Wake county, In Book 114, on page 106,
I will sell by request at tbe Court House
In Wake county, at publio auction, for
cash, to the highest Didder, the tract of
land particularly aescnoea in saiu uioro
gage, which ia bounded and described
aaTnllowsr I.vintr and being in Wake
county, North Carolina; in Saint Mary's
townsniaana oeginning at a vuiwou,
John Ellia (deceased) comer, and runs
thence south 232 poles to a red-oak in
Wm. Band's old line: thence east with
said Band's line to the mill-path stake
and pointers: thence north with aaid
mill-path to stake and pointers; thence
east to a pine, comer of John Mitchen.
ers line; thenoe north to a red-oak;
thence east 20 poles to a stake and
pointers; thence north 74 poles to a
stake in the line formerly owned by P.
H. Gower: thence with aaid line west 20
poles to a black-jack ;-thence south to a
pine in P. H. Oower's old comer; thence
west to the beginning, containing 80
acres, more or less, and adjoining the
lands of Geo. Mltchener, M W. Britt.
Wm. Bryant, being the tract of land
conveyed by J. P. Gully, commissioner
in special proceedings, entitled J. P.
Gully, administrator of J. G. Dupree,
deceased, vs. H. Dupree and others, in
Wake Superior Court, to Robert A. Pot-
Time of sale, IS o'clock, m, on the
18th of. November, 1896.
. W. T. HOWLB. i
Mobtoasm.
October 12, 1896. :
IVhat is
' I. - , . ..... . . .
Oastoria la Dr. Samuel Pitcher's prescription for Infants
ad Children. It contains neither Opium, Morphine nor
' other Narcotic substance. It U a harmless substitute
' for Paregoric, Drops, Soothing; Syrups and Castor Oil.
' It Is Pleasant. ; Its enarantee la thirty years use by
Millions of Mothers Castoria destroys Worms and aUays
feveriahaess. Castorla prevents vomiting; Boor Curd,
cores ' Diarrhoea ; and "Wind- Colic. Castorla relieves
teething; troubles, cures .constipation and flatulency.
Castorla assimilates the food, regulates the stomach
and bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep. Cas
torla is the Children's Panaoeathe Mother's Friend.
Castorla.
"Oaaorl Is aa OTOdtaat millotoa far cbfl
Sna. MoahenhannpaaaadlyaoMiaeotlta
good affact urjoa thcar ohlldrtK." .
- it , , a- O- Oaeooa,
- ' Lma.Kaaa.
" Caatcrta to the beu rernady for ehlldraa of
. - vhick 1 am aeojuabiSML 1 hope th Ur la C4
far diatant when mothara wttl oooaidar the real
. Intsnat of thetr chlldrao, and uaa Cutoria lo
ataad of Owrarlouqaaak biiH lima which era
(UaLiiiliif thetr lorad ooea, by forcing opium,
aaorphlns, snothhn arrup and other hurtful
asaaea dowa thetr throaia, thereby
v tbaaa to pnmator grarca."
Da.J.r.
Coaway, Ark.
The Oentawr Ooampaay, TI Hsnay Street, JTew Terk OHy.
V I t iSm
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THE CONNECTICUT MUTUAL
Life Insurance Comp'y
Sells plain life insurance, ss pro-
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one's old age, and asks a careful ex
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eontrsots, with their onequaled guar
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true lire insurance airrs
Lowest possible Cost
With Perfect Security. This com-
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Th. rinnneefcient ' M ntnal has BO
speculative feature, extension forfei
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for : the company's advantage,
nor the Incontestable ' clause, admit
ting rasoal at the expense of its hon
est members, but if any happen to get
in, it gives them their money back,
all stated in tbe contract. The
3 Per Cent Reserve
has become an important factor ia
life Insurance. All will hi gladly ex
plained by
S. D. WAIT,
General Agent. Kaleigh.
ECONOMY
afar be necessarr in many ways
when dollars are scarce and wants
many, but it is not desirable to practice
it in the purchase of food, which is life.
CIao - aadIm BtflnHarrt frtfwl ImnSr.
fectly nourishes; up to that standard it
eoats a reasonaoie pnoe. ni
want more than a reasonable price lor
our Orooeries.
RAPID SALES
Give our customers the benefit ot
close manrins. 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 in stock and promptly de
livered when ordereo.
Castorla,
" Oastorla h so wall adapted to ehfldna (has
I nocaaniand a aasupartorloaiiT praseripMoa
knows to aa."
R. A. Anona, K.
111 Bo. Oxford st, Brooajya, T.
"Oar pejoiaBS la the ahndna's depart.
aunt har. apokeo. highly of their axpari.
anc tat tbelr ootald praotlos with Oaatoria,
and althoagh w only ban among our
medical suppUea what I known as regular
prodoota, yet we are (re to eoafaaa that the
aaartla of Castorla haa woa n to look wtth
fa ror npoa it"
Umrae BoarrrAi, aas Diamraur,
Boeton, Mass.
AiLsa a Bum, Prw.,
he Ideal
Steam
LAUNDRY
Is tbo best equipped and does tbe
most prompt and
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Phone No 19.
WAY k SONS.
Hiss Maggie Feese.
Newflillinery
We are now showing all the latest
and most desirable shapes and styles
in Fall snd Winter Millinery. Oar
Stook is well selected, both as to
STYLE and PRICE.
There Is a great variety in Caps
and Sailors for Hisses and Children.
All colors and sixes from SSc to $S 00.
We will' be pleased to have the
ladles esll and look at onr stock.
Bvery one will receive prompt and
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lyLisslttaggieleese
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BULBS
Fox Winter and Spring
BLOOMING.
rhlnnm and Easter IJlies. Hyacinths
Freesias. Narcissus, etc, Palms, Ferns
and other plants cor room aecoratrng.
Oat Flowers Boqrxets
Floral Designs.
Evergreen,' Magnolia
Trees. , ,
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: ETEINZIETZ, ? Florist
North Halifax ctreet, near Peace In
stitute, i'hone 118.
, t -octl7 1st
' SAY, , -
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Talking about facnS
tupe and fariaituiT'e
Ntores9 why
Royall & Borden.
North Carolina's largest dealers and only manufacturers, have stores
from Maine to Mexico "all on paper." Bnt here in North Carolina tbe
havela real FURNITURE FACTORY, larger size, employinK 163 men,
running day and night to fill orders. Also have
CHAIR AND MATTRESS FACTORY
At the same place, wbere we can make any kind of Mattress yoa
want. Onr profits are too small to open any more branch houses at pres
ent. Bnt we have one each in Ooldsboro, Raleigh and Durham fall of the
beat and cheapest line of
FURNITURE AND NOVELTIES
ever shown at either place.
We cannot place onr bargains on paper, bnt simply desire to inform
you through the Press-Visitor that we are here and ask yoa to inspect our
stook and compare onr prices with any boose.
We leave the bal
anee with you Fe
gladly slum any one
through our store,
whelher they biiy or
not Open at night
ROYALL BORDEN,
It A.LEIGH, DURHAM. OOLDSBORO
: .. 'CED RATES.
id s sisb ana inieiiiatlooai Exposition
'TLANTA, OA..
- eplimbsr 18 December 31, 1895.
r . 1 1 1 be a oot oocaaton the Southern Rallwaj
u wtli dell low-rate round-trip tloket to
ill IM A, iA.. and return on tho follow-
eg t'alai
FKOM-
A leaatidrla, Va
AshovlllB, N. C
Burlington, N. C.
llurkeTllle, Va
Culpepar, va
ChHtiiam, Va
Charlottesville. Va...
Chapel II III, N.C
Cononra, N.C
Chariot tN.C
Danville, Va
Durham. N.C
Front Moral, Va
Ur&eushoro, N. O
tloldsooro. N. 0
flenderaouvillo, N. C.
Hlckorv, N. C
High Point, N.C
Hoi Springs, N. C ....
Hendpraon, N 0
(.ynchhurgVa.
U ilnirton, If. C ....
MorL'nnton,N. C
MHriwj. N. O
Nowl,,n, N.C
Jruittfe, Va
Jxford, N.C
Ulchmond. Va
rUldHvlllp, N.C
Halt-tub, N. C
HouthBoaton, Va ....
trHsburtf. Va
Jallebui r, N. C
jluttsvlfle, N. C
Taylorarllle, N.O....
Tryon. N. C
Waahington, D. 0....
W, at Point, Va.
Warrenton, Va
Wllkeatmro. N. 0
Wtnaton-Salem, N. O.
iRatea from intermadiate pointaln proportion.)
EXPLANATION.
Column A : Tickets will be sold September (
and 18, and dallj from September 16 to Decem
ber 16, ISM, Inclualv, with final limit January
T 1806.
'Column Bi Tickets will be told daily from
September IS to Deoeuiber 16, 1805, Inoluftive,
with anal limit twenty (80) daya from dai of
ale.
Column C: Tloketa will be aold dally rrom
September 16 to Deoember 80, 1886, inoluxlve,
wltk final limit ft f teen (16) days from date of
ale. No ticket to bear longer limit than Janu
ary?, ISM. .
Column Di Tloketa will be aold on Tueadnyt
and Thursdays of each weak from September
17 until Deoember 84, 1886, inclusive, with Snal
01 day
Column B: Tloketa will be aold dally tram
September U to Deoember 80, 188t, InolualTe,
wit k Snal limit Sevan 7) days tram data of safe.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY
la tk on!?
Una an term
the xposition
Ornunda. bavin a double-traok. atandard.
rias railway front ta oenter of tbe city of
Uanta to to Bxpoeltion O round.
For ttekeS and full tnformaUoa apply
rowenataseot,oraddnaa
8, K. CULT, " . W.A.TDBK.
aU
Aw
; EisUj, Quickly, Pir.aBt.tIj Btstontf.
leatoreUatMaalrae. Cnreewaaknaaaai.Nervons
DeuiUO and all the erila (rom early or later a.
Iiaaaua, the reanlta of overwork, worry, ami una.
We. Full atmurta, tone and development cnaa
bo wnrj orvnQ or portion ot tt bodr. improve,
mantirnraaaiatelyaeen from thearat Ixn. Iboos,
andaoOetaeraof preiaeo Slemovroffio. Oaa
beaavriedia veat pooket. Bent by mail to aa '
ddraaaoareoeiptof prlee. One menthtreat
mentineaohbox. Primtlbma,S&rjOiwitk
Written ftnarantee to refud money If not eared,
lead to aa toe the Oannina . Ciraniara Itoft -
Jobn Y. McBae. Druggist, Kaleigb.
I IMa clnw I .MnlM.h
'nrtenvrntenoe. etircttoanl T": TT I
-hm end Iwlrrtleua fil.
Aog .
A I B 0 D
ss.avis.5 14.00
1S.8M ...... t.7
18.70 18.70 .s
S8.S617.06 11.66 .. .
2S.:W)8.6f 18.60
80.8515.80 10.65
88.25117.05 18.40
SO.40'16.0) 10.85
14.8W 10.40..... 4.56
13.161. S.S5 5.S5
80.06 14.70 10.
80.4015.00 10.45....
. 26 19.26 14.00
17.S618.S6 .....
81.75 16.86 11.00....
11.70 8.80 S.K
16.80 11.S5 7-
1S.06 18.46 1.40
14.001 10.60 S.76
SO. 40. 15.09 10.46
83 616.69 11.60
16.06) 11.80 8.06
15.80 11.85 7.S6
14.86 10.90 7. Ill
15.80 11.86 7.81
84.66 18.00 18.101....
20.40 16 00 10.45 .
83.2517 05 18.40
18.86 18.80 8.70
80.401800! 10.46...
21.66 16.8ft 10.80,
2S.2618.2& 14.00-
16.80,. ..7J11.2S 7.86
15.80:., ...111. 15 7.85
16.85 18.00 (.16
10.751..... 7.86 4.N
8H.2619.261 14.00
28. 6 17.86 UI.eO1
26.2518.251 14.00,....
28.8518.85 11.80. ...
Is.oou.iei 80
B A 1
NOVEMBER
HORSE SALE!
will bold my sixth s decs tale of
TEOniNG lh)El, BABMfb and
tAUDLl BOtt-ES at Italeigh,
Cii)iEK etb id 5tb, nbtn tbe
mt lot i tvtr effttfd will be sold lor
catb for tbe ttst bid. Gccd boms are
Rttting tcarce, cotton telliBg at 8 l-8c,
iclecco telliDs bitb nith tbe greatest
cn v it corn ard tedder tver made in
lie feotitb, good, sound, weiibied
hcnenviDlccrrjrDarjdgood prices. Par
tita baviog sucb to dispose of and
aastiDg tbtm in this tale, will please
cdtjiLuiiicste with me by or before
(J 1 1 OBEB 8th, tbat 1 may place in my
cttalogue, vtbicb will be ready about
Cctcbtr 20tb.;
B. P. WILLIAMSON,
W. KALE1GH, N. J.
Fept 27. 1895.
WHAT'S
YOUR FAVORITE
Snuff
Why, Parson's'Celebrated
BECAUSE
It is tbe purest and best, manufac
tured out of select Virginia Leevf To
bacco. The Manufacturer selects the
choicest grades of Tobacco and we
guarantee If yon give it a trial yonr
good judgment will approve
HGERTON
And in future you will use no
other brand. Put up in any sin pack
age to suit the trade.
3o4 By AH Dealers.
J. M. PABS0NS, Uan'fact'r
New Brunswick, N. 3.
ADMINISTRATOR'S K0TJCK.
Having qualified as administrator of
the estate of B. F. Cheatham, deceased,
late of Wake county, this is to notify
ail persons holding claims against the
said estate to present them to the un
dersigned on or before the 26th day of
September, l89o,orthis notice will be
plead ia bar of their recovery, and all
persons indebted to the said estate will
please make immediate payment.
J. C MARCO M, .
Administrator of h. F.
Cheatham, Deceased.
FKtXJt aV MiTSAKD, '
Attorneys. aep26 w