awl I U.i.
Yi lirr-Press Company
Daily, Kicept Sunday,
A Consolidation of the Visitor, Es
tablished 1878, and the Press, Estab
lUhetl 1804.
Oittce In the Pullett Building, corner
Fayetteville and Davie Streets.
GKKEK. O. ANUKKWH, '
; . - Editor and Manager.'
JASPER K, McBAKY, !
: - : - Soliciting Ajcent.
, . SUBSCRIPTION PRICE. ,
One year, . , . . . , , $8.00
One month, . . ... .26
InUn Stomi Clan Mail Xititer.
The . Leading. Afternoon
Paper in the State.
' '- The Press-Visitor publishes all the
-. news every day and has double the cir-
: oulatlon of any daily ever published In
; Raleigh.,
TE1JEFHONE. -
1S8
THTJRSDAY.'OCTOBEB 81 1895.
-' - Thb New Orleans Ploayuno ob
serves that It is reported thai the
public is about to have an oppor
. tnnlty to observe closely bow wo-
men jurors , will try divoroe and
' breaoh of promise oases. Under the
' new constitution of Kentucky wo
men are eligible for jury service,
: and it is the intention to give the
experiment a fair trial. One ease
. in wniob they are soon to hear test!
mony is that brought by a youug
woman against a wealthy widower
for alleged breaoh of promise. Dam
ages are set at a high figure, and, to
add to the defendant's horror, the
presiding judge has declared .that
the trying jury will be composed
. wholly of women.
It would be interesting to guess
at the amount of money which was
carried oat of Raleigh by Sells' cir
s oua, Did any of oar readers ever
think about how much money a oir-
, . cos makes in each town f The gen
. era! agent of Sells' oirouB, when here
three or four weeks ago making
. contract for advertising the show,
, , , had quite a disc obs ion with ns as to
' the amount which the show would
take m and offered to bet that the re
' oeipts at both the day and night per-
ormances would not reach $5,000.
We estimated that the receipts from
theorowd present at the day per
formanoe alone touched the (5,000
, mark, but there is no way of asoer-
. talning definitely. That is one of the
. things the oirous people take care of
among themselves so far as the out
f side publio is concerned.
abroad since June 30 having been
19,002 021 bushels, as against only
3,074,903 in the corresponding period
of last year. If this rate should be
maintained and we presume it will
be inoreased the exports for the
entire twelve months will exoeed
those of any previous year. The
crop-of oats is the second of our
cereal crop in size, and the yield this
year has been extraodinarily large.
Mr. Thoman's; estimate is 950,000,
000 . bushels, or 'about 900,000,000
bushels more than was ever harvest-
ed before, the largest crop op to this
year having been 751,000,000 in 1889,
while the average for the three years i
immediately preceding the pheno
menal harvest now reported was
aboat6S3,000,000.,, , .
a. b;
STnOIJAGII.
' E VERYTHIH O i NE7. f
Hot Spring has sever been to hoi
a new, with all the priis-flghUng pro
moters in hot .water. . ..
k Bucklen'a Arnica Salve,
." The beat salve in the world (or eats.
braises, sores, oleers, salt rheum, ft
rer sores, tetter, chapped hands, chil
blains, corns and all skin eruptions,
and positively cares piles, or no pay
required. It la goarantesd to rive
perfect satisfaetlon or mousy refund
ed Price 89 cents per pox. For sela
COLD WEATHER COMTOBTcV '
COTTON COMFORTS, Double Faced,
. v., cuugut ioc, worm S.1UU.
' Cotton Comforts, extra quality. $1.00,
FWUI V-LsWUe n
Satlne Covered Cotton Comforts.
m wxa, ., wurvu ai.DU. ,
Extra quality double faeed Satlne
vovereu uonaiorts, si.&o, worth $2.00
Beautiful line Eiderdewn Quilts.
LOTS OF HEAT
IN OUR COAL.
Southern Wool Blankets'
- White and colored 10-4 $1.00 to $1.60
per pair. v
NEVADA WOOL. BLANKETS,
White With enlnml hnnlnn lftl
WHITE AXL WOOL RLANlflCTS.
ivm, s.w mi a,w per pair.
DUKE
Cigarettes
Three Special Values
! In Extra Quality Pure Wool Blan!
I ketfl, KM, HhI, 13-4, HtMt per pair.
l (s mi
Ht 1 nil
Cigarettes
PMancnibnn luwUsMJ Wk1
fi
Crib BlanketsCarriage and Buggy
Uobes;
Counteroane Novelties Read v.miulA
I and Hemmed, $1 to $2.
Extra Oualitv HeavV Oailf. Hem
stitched, $3, actual value, $3.6a
Sheet and Pillow Cases
Torn bv hand. rmulT-marln. tinmmAil
l and hem-stitched. Cheaper than you
can buy the cloth and make them.
'
The same can't be said of .all' eoal,
which ?sries greatly la qnslity. What
is offered the pablie ought to be elesr
from rnbbishi we take care ,of this
natter. - it oaght to- be of qaaiity
which, while it barns well, makes a
strong and lasting nre. Toa know
there are sorts of eoal which make a
brillUst r, bat its brilliancy aod
eoofoft ate toe ahorK Hred, and eort
too maoh la. the way of rsnewil.
Eaowlog the trade well we have
boaght for domestic eonsamptlos. e
bellete lth good lodgment; and
offer to share the advantage: : the
deal. .' v , -t' i'., -
JONES & POWELL, ,
' KALKIGH. W. C 'lt'
9
P'-il :; -
THE. LARGEST
I Furniture : Dealers
In tlie . South. .
BTJG7JTE3S " V
SUIT3 .
Are In order with the ad-rant of an;
tumn activity. No clothing suits busi
ness at all unless it fits nnur.lv and ner.
fectly. No garment fits properly unless
it's made to order. That's the first
axiom of dress, and it doesn't heed
roving. It's as plain as the ttul
(Plication table that our . made. to.
order suits are unequalled in town. ,
YOU RECOGNIZE THAT '
. . ' 1 V
Everv timevouaeennAofnnrsiilta
whicn are exactiv w
in every narticular,
is unaoswerauie,
Gf H. WflIiTEt?S;
Try Walters Paramount System of
. uanneni vuwng. .
, , ' octatf
D.
'ess
q no
what they ahonld be
xne logic or nuts
Established ,1838.
MAOK FROM
High Grcda Tcbs:sol
ABSOLUTELY PURE
A story is going the rounds that
. , , the million cancelled postage stamp
collection which some one is trying
to make, has led to a very embar
rassing international postal oomplioa
tion In Illinois. Some one started a
collection of canceled postage stamps
by means of that scheme known as
the "ohain system." It worked so
successfully that the bouse, fhe
barn, the oorn orib of the crippled
girl they were to benefit were soon
filled - with, canceled. American
stamps. ' Then the "ohain" spread
' to Europe, And the letters continue
to come in by the thousands. So
many of these letters have not the
ii' fall postage paid that it is estimated
It coats the government 140 a day in
losses, as tbe girl simply refuses to
' takesuoh letters as were not fully
prepaid out of the office, and the post
: office department can do nothing
but return them to the dead letter
offioe. Already 86,000,000 1 stamps
have been received, and still they
oome, and nobody knows how to
atop them.
Thb New York Times says "Mr.
Thoman's final estimate of the oorn
crop, published yesterday is 1,400,.
000,000 bushels. This exceeds by
y 13 1-2 per oent, or about 290,000,000
bushels, the largest crop (1889) here
" tofore harvested, is almost double
the size of last year's crop, and is
. larger than the orop of 1893 or that
of 1SC2 by nearly K0 per cent. The
p.i'.:ty arrears to be very good, and
I' e averst-:'! yAA per acre was oon
e" t. t'.y in exse-a of the yield in
c' ' r cf t'..e two ytars (lSS9and
1 ..i tLe crop was more than
0 tu.Ltlj. It is n 'iceabie
V A He ermta cf corn a.a unusu
t'7 1..-J t'. a q.LLI'.y eLIfei
Sheets -'Writing Paper
Vary more in price perhaps than
any other article- sold. You do not
have to pay for the style in our papers.
That Is without charge. I
We have also the ''correct Ink," only
the best sold. .
- As for Pens, there la none to com- I
pare with "LEON ISAACS GLUCE
NUM PENS."
A. B. STRONACH,
Dry Goods, Notions, Shoes.
Everything. Except High Prices,
c. weikel;
TAILOR.
THOMAS & MAXWELL
HAVB JUST BKCarVED-
A Car 'W of;
37 of the Finest Oak
. Suits'
That have ever bean shown in the city,
They have had three clerks marking
down tbe price of goods on hand in
order to sell them out to make room
fof the lmm'ense stock which Is being
recavea aaiiy.
Is now ready to make up Suits for
Fall and Winter. Be has a ane selec
tion of
Suitings and Trouserings.
Oa!l at 124 Fayetteville street, up
stairs.
- wep B 8m
WE ARE SOLE AGENTS
For these Fens in Raleigh. Our line of
SCHOOL SUPPLIES
is not equalled in the city.
Alfred Williams &Co.
axaaifayaj
Wait hMttc1!
SCanati. and Tnde-Marka obtained and all fat-!
(cue baaumaeoHdacKd 1 Moocnktv mm.
SOwtOmcf la Mmn O, a. Pmnrornct
taod wccaasecnr patent m horn turn tnaa lauae
J ramota from Wauunci
KttoA moaeL drmwmr or TKa- arith
Idea. . Wa acViaa, if patnitabla a.' ant, fraaaf;
fcoafsai Oar fee not due till patent Uaecared, "
A PasaMUT, nor ai uowa nnaa, wua
coal of aama m taa U, S. and Cueica cauairiei;
eat ma. MOtaaa,
c.A.srjov&co.
opp. PHTT.TT smi, wasHiaara. e. C '
SALE OF LAND.
KV anthnrlt.v nf a mnrtoao trmn I
Christopher Woodard and wife, record-1
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
ed to Book 14, page 184, Register of I
iw s omce ior waae connty, l will on
Having qualified as administrator of
the estate of John Baker, deceased,
Monday, November 4. 1884 at IS o'clock 01 w ?nnty, this is to notify
m at the Court House door ot Waka " persons navwg claims agains toe
countv sell to the bisrhetb hbMar fnr a.eBTate to present them to the nn-
cash a tract of land situated In Swift eralgnea qnor before the 81st day of
ureea townsnip, wae county, contain-1 rlrjj 1"
tag 60 acrea, more or leas, adjoining the Ei81 ln,b LHiel,LreclerT J1 !
lands of P? P. Peace and othan? thi P?"ons indebted to the said estate wUl
said tract beinff eomnosed of two irMn Pteae n1?" immediate payment. ;
follows: " . ' VI J. U makcom, Adm'r,
loins the lands of W..H. 3. Goodwin. P.
P. Peace and others, and is particularly
described in a deed to said Woodard
from P. Yates and wife recorded in
Book 86, page 850, said Register's office.
Second tract contains as acres and
adjoins the lands of W. H. J. Goodwin
and others and is described In a deed
from P. P. Peace to said WnnHonl m
corded in Book 68, page 447, said Reg
ister's office. ,
A smtisfactorv tmrehamr win al
lowed easy terms as to payments if a I
part of the purchase price is paid in
cash. W. N. JONES, j
Ar&v,
Angut
'now. Atty's.
n 1886
WMJiaUMSlefeaSsaMOattOrie, .'
aba a a OhOd, she arted tor Oaatorla, ,
Whaa stas bwna Warns
; Messrs, Thomas & Maxwell axe en
abled to sell goods as cheaply as they
ao ana increase the number of their
salesmen and the volume of their busi
ness because they are the largest and
wealthiest furniture dealers In the
South. An idea of the extent of then
business may be formed by tbe follow
ing list of large Southern cities in
which they have branch houses: , '
THOMAS & MAXWELL-'
.. charlestonaa
" Columbia,
" Savaanah, Ga.
" " - " Augusta, 1 -
' " Atlants, '
Macon, M
' 4 Columbus, ' '1
" . Ameriou, .J "
V r - t harlotte, . 0.
" Raleigh, ;
V - Richmond, Va
And other stores that we have not
space to mention, but will do so later, '
' - j
Tours for hooest goods and low prices,
THOMAS & MAXWELL
, fl. BROWN V
COFFIN ; H0USE
RALEIGH, N. O.,
Keeps the largest finest' and basts
, tested stock of ' ,k, ;
Coffins' and Caskets in Cloth
Wood and Metal.
Bnrisl Bobes, Wrappers! Slippers for
Ladles, dents and Childrenj also
Burglar Proof GraVe-Yaults
.J0HJT X, BROWN, .Prop'r,
Bright Plaids. - ' -
Bright plaids for school dresses; look
like the higher priced imported ones.
Fair grades begin as low as 20c and
up to 46c. . , . , )
All Wools. . ,
Plain colors in all wooL nnaiiv a vard
wide, at 24c. ' ,
Wool Suitings. .
Dark crrounda with -Ario-ht. nhank-a
rough Scotch plaids and serviceable
mixtures, from i5e to 60c . j
Blue Stuffs. - ; , ,tf
Blue stuff, so good this season for
separate skirts. A great vaiietythe
all wool ones begin as low as 25a. i , : '
(sends
Lai Belle Crepons.
Pi ess styles in cotton crepons, warm,
rich coloring, price 12 l-8a
Gros De Loudres. .
i
; A weighty cotton rep, printed like
Henriettas, a serviceable cotton, price
181-ao. r
Teasle Downs. ,
A warm printed cotton fabric, small
frlntings in dots, pin stripes, etc.
tics loo.
Crepoline. . , -
These, too. la dark dress stvie
auia, auu louas uae wool.
but
Price loo. - .
W;ii.&e:s;t(jcker&co.
1 r , " S 1 , i' " I - . 4jS a -a . - ,
ItAlM(BH.; SiATfOIJEnr CO..
808 I-ayattevm street," Opposite Postofflca
' scribot BAOS. Z ." v
. Of every description at prices that oau't be beaten.
FnneraT Dlreetor i
SepSO-lm '
and ' Embalmsr.
Notice to Defendants.
In the UV 8. Circuit Court for the
JCastern Uistrtctof North Carolnia.
Buffalo City Mills, Limited, vs. W,
W; Archibald and MayG Archibald.
It is ordered that said W W. Ar
chibald and May GL Arohibald be re
quired to appear and plead, answer
or aemur at me omce oi tne uierK oi
the United States Circuit Court for
the Eastern District of North Caro
lina, in the oitv ot Raleigh, on or be.
fore November lltb, 1895, and that a
oopy of this order together with a
copy oi tne bill oi eamplamt and sub
poena nerein snail oe served- opon
the defendants in tbe Southern Dm.
triotof Kew York, the Eastern Die.
trictof tVirtrinia, ir in such other
District as the defendant maybe
found. It Is further ordered that
servioe be made by publication onoe
a week for six weeks in the Pbbss-
VisrroR. a newsnaoer nubliahfid in
tne city oi rtaieign.
Ci.J. KWDlfJK.
Sent SJ, 1896. , - Cubx
u We'Are'"Knowu as Headquarters '
resented. fW Special prices to Dealers and Schools, ' -i1 8 wp
RALEIGH QTATIOHERY -CO.,
" W. G.'SEPAEK, Manager.
' ' 809 Fayetteville Street, '
if
cross mm
HAW
Pi
.Js'a'aa!!?- bb diotator. of Fashio. for the .om.
ng season, and aoferned bv tba ndHt v.. .... ...
iaa .mi.tli..... .... , V"""" waiouuaavaiiaopoar .
V 'ndk,eP iwreasing it in gratifying, volume aeasos after
.1.
SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
Bv virtue of an order made' In nmmlal
iiroctwuiuKS nuuea
minisirator c. t.
ceased, vs, Marha
YOUR MONEY S FULL VALUE
Tl AAfllMaiMil f.l. a.4 . -1 J ii.
i... ..I. "'."?" oeaiug aTtrywuere bat ws are never satisfied
Ua""
ai-" 'T-T
IEWIS'
AradeiitJf?
The beat $3.00 Men's Shoes on the
market. s
Mads from tannery calfskin, dongola
tops, all leather trimmed, solid leather
soles with Lewis' Cork Filled Soles. - , r
TJneqnaled for beanty, fine workman.
ship, and wearing qnaliuea. Tour choice
of all the popular toes, lasts and fasten. :
. . , . .
Every pair contains a paid-op Acci
dent Insurance Policy f or 1 100, mod for
00 dys.
Wear Lewis' AcrMnnt
Shoes, and go Inured free.
BOLDBT
'WtiitiriiT rsroo
Wake COuntv. sail tn th hiirhaal htrlilar
the following described lands In Swift
vreea lownsnii
First Tract j
led J. C. MarconV sd- e can go this accepted mercantile truism one betteri to ontldn th. h..t
h. Vaia . , uoo wa wnion ws hare spplisd the
e or rather onr improreaent opon It. .
fkA.rT ni,'rwvji - " v - V
Wake countv. to-wlt.l ' , ... rVW I.W Anil). Lj1 . i
tnnilAii tin thn north hv a in i ' . - .... ':'. .-'.,;. j.',; - TV't- .-n--"- '.:., .
Mrs. Pool, on the west by T. H- Shelley' l f- . v' " J". ' . ,w "'PIMe to make them at pries )ot '
On the south bv Willie Mo, and on tlfJt OSt houses ask for last SNaann'a ..14 ...t "aa.jmcnioari
east by Simeon Goodwin, contains 28 acres I - .' .
more or less, and la di-nej-ilvwl In a ilmd I . T TV'Wra ."Tv ' -tn v . i it: ! .-; i .
SL&WSU ' mi lo tUKJNlbnlJG!S AND SHOES. ;
for Wake county. m i v . ' 1 - ,
Second Tract--Adjoins the one above ..J"? P' hart been spared to make each department la its Una anmni.t.
described and Is known ss the W. F. .Cot all the fashionable eeatres bar in. b... f oil. llfli, 2? ill .m.?''U ,
una- land, contains twenty-three acres.-; v we esaaho o nn-to-ilau 1. I iu . . , . , " v i
. Terms of sale, one-half cash, balance SL lnlt- ?.?i!l by te fashionable people of today
in six months from sale day. . . we invite your erltlclsm. ..',.'. . , .f
oStds J. O. MaRCOM, Adm'r.
' and Commissioner v. 5 W ' 4
s trnenan.
, 210 Favettevillo Gtreet.
Mortgage Sale.'
08 tds
Attorney.
Notice-by Executrix.
. pirotje so so
Savinr nualifipd aa the timiMt
ineiaflt, will ana Testament
wlndelL deceased, late
County. North Carolina. I
notify all persons bavins; cl alms against
ine -c.Hi.aie oi ema Hwinnell to present
the same to me on or before October
UvU, or this notice will be plead in
bar of their recovery. This is also to
notify ail twsons indebted to said Es
ta to make prompt payment to me.
'iiiis Ov 1 r 1-.
AMMAIv8ISDFLU
Lxecutrlx of the last Will and Testa
ment of I). T. pwindell, LwsnJ.
j --I ha y wood. Attorney,
OCt. j llo a .
.trie.:' ' CJC
tecutrtx of j I I I i
of D. T. ft a ' 1 '
of Wake "u, V ' I
I heieby ' '
BCCT
rill I 0 .'ft
1 1 BITWWWUS.
i
IWaiwi.ii.U s i t.
0AKWINE
as
3v authority of a mnrtoaora from
wiuiam rlummer and Sue Plummer.
nis wile, recorded in Book 128 at nan
3U6. Beeister of Deeds office for . Wake
county. I will, on Monday, November
26tb, 1895, at IS o'clock m . attheOonrtl
nouse aoor or waae countv. sell ta the
uiKiitHH, oiuuer ior casn, a tract or land
situated in Cary townsbin. Wake
county, containinv one acre, more or
less, described as follows: Beginning;
an bum is 111 oiuu oimmons una,
thence south - 88-4 poles, to a stake,
uueuen vast, in i- poirs to a staae
morui 9-4 Doles to a stake In Join
line, West 16 1-4 poles to the befrla
mux, ueing ue ioc oi lana aeeaed Dy 11.
D. oUve and wUe. & B. Olive, to Wil
liam MayQeld on the 86th day of
uecemcer, imi, reference is made here
by to said deed which is made to Wil,
liam Plummer from Haywood Rogers.
Oet''td. - .MorW
YES
IT'SAFACT
Administrator's Notice.
Havirnr aualiHad aa admlnintratAr Af
the estate of Misa Mollie a. Hill da.
ceased, late of Wake county, this Is to
notify all persons having claims against
mo saiu hhhmj io present tnein to the
undersigned on or before the 10th day
of October, 186, or this notice will be
pieaa in par or tneir recovery.
j. t;. ma u M
Adm'r estate of iMiss Mollis A. HUT
B. T. QUAY, Attorney
Oct B-lt w w
I have opened a
. iiOn tho
branch Drug Gtoro
corner cf
FA YETTEYILLE-; and" HAHTIH : Streets
Collector's Ofttce,
, , Haleioh, X. C,
' ' October 3. 1 A.
Notice is hereby given of tbe seizure i
or one barrel ot co-n a 1 1 y at t: ' . .h-
field, N. C, from i elviukion aud lick
eua oo AiiKiist S. 1 "
Hive tMx8 of nnsiii racmri to'iaco
In railroad diHt at, Wm i sui, H. O..
August M. s.'!d ty T. s. i)ni
ft Co, 1 a'ikin i'oin A. U.
Any j . r.,,n t ,.tin,. jr .iy intr'-t In
s''l aiLn i-s ab"ve ii -i r.L 1 al i e
aali Die c i in t itrry t vs as t-
.'i iti g.-i ..n Sn.J, H S . or rri'i.. l . ?
wui be ioi iunctL
Oct4 3?1 Co.,rt ,..r.
(NEXT TO FO6T0VF1CK.)
T7ILL 1 CLAD TO YCU AT ALL TI!II3.
Ollil
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