WORTH WHILE.
By Ella Wheeler Wiloox.
It is easy enough to be pleasant .' -
While life flows along like long,
Bat the worth while is the one who
will smile '. ;
When everything goes dead wrong)
- For the test of heart ia trouble.
And it always eomes with the years,
And a smile that ia worth the praises
of earthy,-: ,'' v '
. Ia the smile that shines t hroagh tetrs.
1 It is easy enough to ba prudent S ')'"'
When nothing tempts yon to stray;
When within or without no role of sin
Is burning your soal away.
Bnt it is only a negative virtue -
Until it 1b tried by fire. .
And the life that Is worth the honor of
earth - r
Is the one that resists desire. v ,
By the eynle, the sad, the fallen,
v Who had nu strength tYr the. strife,
, The world's highway is cambered to
, ' . dayi W;:--.: --V &
m l .v. i. u. 1 it
' i i ; mey inane sip iu iww -ut iiiv. j
Bat therlrtae tbit eooqaert 1 passion,
And the sorrow that hides ia aimile.
It is these hat are worth Aha .homage
- ' . of earth, "
For we Bad them bat oaeeia awhile,
'I
8. A. JU. IMPROVEMENTS.
$451,000 la. Bonds of che Raleigh
and August Air Line Railroad.
" Plans are being ' prepared "for the
' building of a new freight depot at
1 Atlanta, 6a , by the Seaboard A(r
" Lino says the Baltimore San of ' re
cent date: . " ;
Under an ' agreement with, .the
Western and Atlantio railroad, hav
ing 25 years - to ran, this depot will
be jointly need by the twr-system,
. In oonsiderer&tion of this use the
I Western and Atlantio Rives the
-Seaboard Air Line free Berrloe over
its traoks into Atlanta. '
. The new depot will: be built in the
heart of the city on property pur
chased some time ago. The site is
about 900 feet long and "from 150 to
J 900 feet ' wide, and is? within boat
two blocks ot the Kimball House., f
, To make this and other improve
- ments the Seaboard Alr'Liue has
J placed on the market. $468,00Q of first
. mortgage 6 per eent bonds of the
Augusta Air Line Railroad Com
, -pany. These bonds bare been taken
- by the Mercantile Trust and Deposit
Company and the Baltimore Trust
and Guarantee Company, aod 1 are
: beln offered to ; investors at 105 and
' aoorued interest.
A oiroaiar Issued by these oompa
aies shows that the Raleigh and Au-
gasta roilroitd, which extends from
, Raleigh to Gibson. N. C, 107 miles,
forming an important link In "the
through system to Atlanta, has a to
c tat bonded indebtedness of $1,000,000,
or about 19,300 per mile' This roort
. gage was created in 1884. At that
time 1500,000 of the bonds were soJ4
, York Investors. The bonds now of
i fared have been held in the treasury
of the Seaboard v Atf Line system
Thls system has ' no floating debt
Its net earnings for Jnly and August
v'ahow an Increase of ,$48,725 50.; For
the same period the- Rleigh: and
Augusta shows an increase in net
earnings of $13,610. "' $
Besides the work ? to be done at
, Atlanta the proceeds from the rate
of these bonds- will . provide for the
' rebuilding of- the freight sheds
recently burned at Portsmouth, Va ,
' and other improvements along the
line of the system. - , ; .
niH PaahIa. , ' '
Old people who require medicine to
regulate the bowels and kidneys will
find the true remedy, in. Bleetrio Bit
ters. This medloine does notstimu
',: late and eontains no whiskey brother
' intoxicant, bat sets aa a tonld and
alterative. - H sets mildly on the
stomach and bowels, adding strength
and giving tone to the organs, thereby
- aiding nature in the performance of
,he functions. Eleetrio Bitters U an
leellent appetiser and aids digestion.
Old people find it just exactly what
they need. Price fifty eents per Mr
tie at John T. MaoRae's drug store. '
, ,. . ,-. u i n w - ?-" ;." ,
Burglars got osly 113 after Wank
ing three . wareboose safes Mercers.
1 bnrg. ' '
. Chamberlan's is t he best of all. Vin
cent J. Bark, of Danbury. Iowa, has
, used Chamberlain's Cough : Remedy
. --whenever in need of a medicine for
coughs and colds, for the past five
-years and says : "It always helps me
- - 1. 1. - .hot b.nj4 rt
court medicine I use. I reply, Cham
berfain's, that is the best of alL 86 and
too bottles for t ale by J. Hal Bobbitt
Druggista. ; , ,; r
The threat of Judffe Chapla to Jail
all riolatorsof the Sunday tiqnor law
has effectually shut Detroit saloons. ,
Itching, barn'ng, sealy and ernsty
skin scalps of infants sleansed and
healed and qnlpt sleep reetored by
4 Johnson's Or 1 Sosp, medicinal
and toilet, large eakes 85 eta.
For sale bv Join T. MaeEae.
' A horse k icked H. 8. Pbafer. of t' s
rrwffl'w House, MKidieburg, -.n. i.
on the 1, which laid him up ill
' ai cu. i fie knee joiot t e
siiJ. Afiii-iid recommended ;)
use Chamberlain's Pain ball i
he did. and iu two days was aLi.
around. Mr. Shaferhas recome. t
to many others and says it is excwi..
f r any kind of a bruise or sprai i.
1 hn game remedy is also famous fi-i
ts our. -s of riietunatism. For sale bj
, J. Hal Bobbitt - . ... .
After freqoent qnarrels, James W.
B11, a Chicago printer, shot his wife.
probably fatally, and killed himself,
Fhenmatism, nenralgia, pains in the
back or aide, stiff neck, sore throat,
toDniiitis, diphtheria, camps and solie
sstanlly reiiered by Johnson's Mag.
netic Oil. Large .littles, S"S end 61
cents, fur aaie by John I. tiuluie.
The Ideal Panacea.
. James L. Francis, Alderman, Chica
go! says: . I regard Dr. King's New
Diseotery an an Ideal Panacea for
ConRhs, Colds and long complaints,
bating used it in ,my family for the
last Ire years, to the exolosioa of
physicians prescriptions or other pre
parations." - . , -: ., ;
Ber. John Bnrgus,. Eeoknk, lows,
writes: I bate been a minister qf the
Methodist Episcopal church f -r 50
years or more, and have never foond
anything so benefioial or that gave me
inch) speedy relief aa Dr. King's New
Discofery." Try this Idea : Coagb
remedy now,. Tial bottles free at
John X. MoHae's drog store. ;"
"'By throwing herself from a train at
Fayettefllle, Ark., Mrs. SarahStaf
ford, of Pomona, Cat., was killed, v i
,v." . ,L
Frank B. . White, Minneapolis,
Minn., rlte;t ''Have used two boxes
of yonr Pile Cnre and mast say it has
done wonders . for" me.. I would not
know I ever had the piles only when'
1 stoop low. The itching is, all gone.''
Sample free. .For, sale . by John J
uaettae. . ,Vv;'-7!'uiv';vr
' The Sooth Carolina constitutional
convention voted against womaa suf
frage-, 131 to 88 'M;:t"H:'Sw
. A clear, soft, rosy enmplexloa is the
desire of every lady. Why not 'give
Johnson's Oriental Soap a trial. There
is nothing' to compare v with it aa a
skin beautiner. Two eakes In a pack'
age, B5 eents. For sale by John Y.
Hacttaa, druggist.
.V;'-''Vii' " . " i e'i m ' iri'n 'i V.riVi
An inch of snow fell in end about
Buffalo, 5, T.
: Johnson's Kidney and liiver Begu
lator invigorates the- liver, regulates
the; bowels, c ares dyspepsia, bilool
aess, indigestion, sour stomach and
makes your head as clear as a bell
35 and 50eenta. , For.sale by John Y.
MaoBae;;,j;;!';r:i::'j,s..,j:9,'.
There is to be a new Standard Oil
pumping statlos Hear Lebanon. i
Last June Dick Crawford .brought
his twelve-months-old child, suffering
from infantile diarrhoea, to me It
h d been weaned at four months' oid
and had always been sickly. I gave it
the usual treatment in such cases but
without benefit. The child kent stow.
ing thinner until It. weifthed butlittle
more tban when - born, r perhaps ten
p mnds. I then started the father to
giving Chamberlain's Colic, Ui.olera
and -Diarr Bmedy. Hef.e one
bottle of the 5 nt size had been used
a marked improvement was seen and
ts continued use cured the child. - Its
weakness and ounv . constitution dis
appeared and its father and myself be
lieve the child's life was saved by this
remedy. J. T. Marlow. tA. D., Tama
roa, 111. For sals by J. Hal Bobbitt
Druggist.
John O. Mauser, editor of tbe Sun.
beam,. Seligman, Uo.,' who maned
Grover Clevelani for the Presidency
In November, 1882, while was mayor of
Buffalo, N. Y., is enthusiastic in his
praise of Chamberlain's Colio, Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy. He says: "I
have used it for tbe past five years and
consider it the best preparation of the
kind ln.the market 1 Is as staple as
sugar and coffee. In this, section. It is
an artiole ot merit and should be used
in every household. For sale by J.
Ha bobbitt. Druggist - - sept '
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
Havintf Qualified as administrator of
tie estate of John H. Baker, deceased,
late ox watte county, tois is to notiry
all persons having claims against the
said estate to nresent them to the un
dersigned on or before the 8lst day of
August," lHvo, or mis notice wui oe
plead in bar of -their recovery, and all
persons indebted to said estate will
please make immediate payment.
. . .. J. a Mabcom, Administrator, v
Aseo & Snow, Attorneyx. '
- AUgSUKWSW
Sale of Valuable Real Estate.
Bt rlrtne of a mortnee deed tlven bv Hardr
B. Bagwell and Adeiuae Bagwell his wile, to
Catliarlne Boylaa, dated January ti. 1st and
registered Is the office ot the Begleter ot Deeds
lor Wake county In Book let. pageew, I will,
on the Uth day o November, lavs, at H o'clock,
at the Court House door In Raleigh, Wake
eonnty, aeli, at public auction, to tbe btabest
Diaaer m cmu, we rouowtag aesenoeu nw
estate to-wtt: A oertatn tract of land aituate
In Wake county St Mary'a Township, adjoin
tsg the lands olB&mnel Watts. Allen Sturdlvant
i. 6. Dupree, Bedle Smith and others, and
more fully described as follows; Beginning at
pointers on the Smltbleld and Raleigh Boad
John Parker's (now Samuel Watte) corner Dear
Watts thence with bis line Booth two degrees
west 6.86 chains to a stake, thence aonth U de
grees west 97 40 e rutins to tbe Wilmington Boad,
thenoe with said-road to a pine. Allen Bturdt
vant'a comer. Uience with nls line south it de
grees west S.4T chains to a stake, Btnrdlvant's
corner, thence with his line north degrees east
even chains to a rook, Bturdirant's corner:
thence with bis line south 8 degrees west
40.30 chains to a stake In Jack Dupree's Line,
thence north two degrees east 80.80 chains to a
llgbtwood stump. L. J. Weather'a corner,
Uienoe with his line south ST degrees east 11.M
ebains to a rook. Weathers' corner, thence
north degrees east 6.M chains to tbe Smith
leld Road, tbence with said road to a black
:k, Wm. rsturdlvaat's corner, uience with nis
a nnrrh s deirreea east T.7 ehama to a black
Jack. Bedle Smith's corner, thence aonth at de-
6reev east i uniuu u m nv ux wio wu nwu.
lence aa tbe said road south " degrees eaet
i a.. ehalna to the BralthBeld Boad. tbenee wit
the Said road tO the hylnnlng, nntlnln
sol l-i acres more or leas. : J
This imn day or uototier. use. - , , ,
., W. M BOYLAN, '
aUecutor ot Catharine Boylaa. ,
. . SALE OF LAND. iV
Irrfjursance of a judgment rendered
on the aath day of September, A. O.
nin a special proceeding entitled W.
lake.' administrator of Mrs. E E.
Glenn, deceased, against Pattie Dupree
etaL, before the Clerk ot Wake 8i
perior Court, I will sell at the court
bouse door, in tne cicy 01 uaieign, on
the 4h day of November A. D. 1895,
lit li o'clock m , at public auction,
1 . ,r rush, to the hisnest Didder, the fol-
lua ip? described lot or parcel of land
I "imm-d and aescrmea as rouows:
1 v ? and being In theeity of ltaleigh,
oii t e tne noriii side of iiartin street,
and 1 Miniiedon the east by lot of Ben-
li. :f m 1 eeve. deceased, on the south
Itl Ian I of 1 Idruiae Johnson, de
( ... 1, end on the north by the lot
t i nict ? owned ny Wesley wbitaker;
iroiit i r on B ud Martin street 85 feet,
and munim? back 2i0 fet, containing
one siJtuioi an acre more or less.
. W.K. I'.LAKK,
octl SOd Commissioner,
1 THC naCATCST
Il sWVtST Ot
I THC AGE.
r " Cures Jb t fn 4 dam, Iai!
metiiaie in eliot. : ouiok to
f 1 Dnre. Can b earned in not
i , m- A Docket, ail oomoleM in on
stor I . i4t pent by mail, pmpaid. plain
piu, aa neaipa ot pnoa. SI par boa.
: For sale 'by Joha T. KeBje, drng
gist. '
YALUAELE FAOS
FOR SALB.
By virtue of authority conferred by a
certain Deed of Trust from ti A.
Hodge and Loretta Hodge, bis wife,
dated December 5th, 10, and recorded
in the otiioe ot the Register of Deeds for
Wake, county, N. C, , in Book 113, at
page 818, 1 will on - pfij:.?lijfczfcx.
THUttSDAY, November 14th, 1896,
sell at public auction, to the highest'
bidder for cash, six (6) tracts of land
situate in Saint Matthews township,
Wake county, N.s C, and described as
follows: ' - i f
Fibst Tract containing 221 8-4 acres,
more or lees, being Lot. No S of the
Uaston Wilder lands, and described as
follows; Adjoining the lands of said
Bodge on the south, of tbe late David
Hlnton on the east of the said Hod ore
on the north and Neuse river on the
west; and bounded as follows: begin
ning at a stake and pointers on the east
bans: 01 JNeuse river, about 12 links be
low the mouth of a guL the southwest
corner of Tract No. 1. bought at the
same time and place by Joseph An
drews, runs thence east 295 poles to a
stake In the late David JBinton's line;
tnence wtui uis une aouta 24 uegrees,
west 140 poles to a stake and pointers;
thence west s5S Doles to a small birch
tree and Dointers on the bank of Neuse
river: thence np the various courses of
tne river snout m poies to tne : begin
ning, being same tract conveyed by
John B. Williams and wife to B. A,
Hodge by deed recorded in said office,
in Book 60 at page 546, reference to
wnicn is maae. , - ; , ,
Second Tract, oontalaina 190 aarea.
more or less, beinjr Lot No. 4 of the
Betsy kiinion iann (iormeny uaston
Wilder' s land) and bounded as follows:
Beginning at a small birch and point
ers on tne oana 01 Aeuse river aoout
six poles below-Spring Out;- thence
with the dividing line east 253 poles to
a stake in David Hinton's line; thence
with tne same aoout tut poies 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
aoout lvo poies to tne oegirming; neing
same tract conveyed by w. B. Boole to
B. A. Hodge by deed recorded in said
office, in Book 56, at page 182, reference
to which is made, m 1 k t. t
Third Tract, containing! 1 18 acres,
more or less, and bounded as follows:
Beginning at a stake on the south side
of the Tarborougb road W. B. Pool s
corner runs south 1-2 degree west 45
pole to a stake and pointers in the
head of a small branch; tbence 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 poles
to a stake; thence north 6 1-4 degrees
east 214 poles to the Tarborougb road;
tbence with said road 98 poles- to the
negmning, oeingsame tract conveyed
bv Jennie Hinton to B. A. Hodcre. bv
deed recorded in sad office in Book 105,
at pane 551, reference to which is made.
Fourth Tract, containing 79 8-4
acres, mjre or less, and bounded as fol
lows: Begins at a stake in the centre of
the Hodge road, and in J. H. Poole's
line, being the northeast corner of the
lot purchased bv 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 the various courses ot the
branch 83 poles to a large pine on the
east side of the sameDavid Hinton's
corner thence with his line south 24
degrees west 89 1-3 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; tbence west 104 poles to a stake in
the centre of Hodge road; thence north
ward along said road 118 1-8 poles to the
beginning, being same tract conveyed
by Sarah wilder, commissioner, to
B. A. Hodge, by deed recorded in said
office. In Book 50, at page 146, referenoe
to which is made. . i V
FirrH Tract, containing twenty-five
acres, more or less, adjoining the lands
Of Buffln "Williams, B. P Williamson,
William emitn and Josepu J. Andrews,
and on the east side of Neuse river, be
in? a Dart of the Betsv Hinton tract
bought by said Andrews at the O. H.
Wilder estate sale, being tbe southwest 1
comer of said tract according to a chop
ped line commencing at the said river,
below spring gut, at a willow: thenoe
up saiu river 10 anove tne . xaiia 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
Ughtwood knot; thence west to tbe be-1
ginning, and being the same tract con-.
veyed by Joseph JV Andrews and others
to B. A, Hodge, by deed recorded ib
said office, in Book 56, at page 807, ref
erence to which is made. - . j
Sixth Tract, containing eight acres
snd twenty-five perch, more or lees, ad-
inlng tne lanas 01 w. n. rooie, jesse
atkins. deceased, and others, and
bounded as follows: Beginning at a
stake in centre ef Hodge road In Poole's
line; thenoe with said road south 8 1-2
degrees east 26 poles to a stake in centre
ot the same; thenoe west 50 1-4 poles to
a stake; tnence norm aj s-4 pojes 10 a
stake in Poole's line; thenoe with the
same east;48 3-4 poles to the beginning;
and being same conveyed by James A.
Williams and wife to said R. A. Bodge,
b deed recorded in said offioej. in Book
82 at page 90, reference to which is,
Placi or SALx-Countv Court House
door, in Baleigh, N.O. ; ; ; ; . . "
Ton of Saxb-u o'clock m , .
, J ..EBJSBST HAY WOOD. ,
October 12. 1895. ":i-S:i ) -:o
SAtE OF.VALUABLEUND,
Under and br virtue or cower con.
taincd In a mortgage executed to me by
Robert A. Potter and his wife Sidonia
Potter, on the 7th day of October, A. D,
1890. which said mortgage is recorded
in tne office of the Register of Deeds for.
Wake county, in book 114, on page luc,
I will sell by request at tbe Court House
in Wake countv. at public auction, for
cash, to the highest bidder, the tract of
land particularly aescnoea in saia moic.
gage, which ia bounded and described
as follows: Lying and being in Wake
county, North Carolina, in Saint Mary's
townshin,and beginning at a white-oak,
John Ellis' (deceased) corner, and runs
thence south 232 poles to a red-oak in
Wm. Band's old line: thenoe east with
said Band's line to the mill-path stake
and pointers; tbence north with said
mill-path to stake and pointers; thence
east to a pine, corner of John Mitchen
ers line; thence 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 bv P.
H. Oower: thenoe with said line west 20
poles to a biaca-jacK; tnence soutn to a
cine in P. H. dower's old corner: thenoe
west to the beginning, containing 80
acres, more or less, sua sujuihujh uia
lands of Geo. Mitohener, M W. Britt,
Wm. Rrviint. beinff the tract of land
conveyed by J. P. Bully, commissioner
in special proceedings, enuuea i. r.
Onllv. administrator of J. G. Dupree,
deceased, vs. H.-Dupree and others, in
Wake Superior Court, to Robert A. Pot
Time of sale, 11 o'clock, m, on the
IStb ot November, ltwc , -
! W. T. HOWLS,
- - MoRTOAen.
October 12, 1396.
l
What io
i . w--wv... .-. , ..w.lfcW. .J.nTn i . w. I
k CMtorla la Irr Samiiel Pitcher's prescriptlbti Tor Infitnts
wad Children. It contains neither Opium,' Morphine nor
other Narcotle substance. 'It 1 a harmless substitute
for Paregoric, Drops, Soothing Syrups, and Castor OIL
It Is PleaeanU Its trnantntee b thirty years' use by
MUlions of Mothers. Castorla destroys Worms and allays
feverishness. " Caatorla prevents . v oral ting! Soar Card,
eares JDiavrrhoea and Wind Colie. 'Castorla relievee
teething; troubles, ' cures ,; constipation ( and flatulency.
Castorla assimilates the food, retrulatW thessoniach
ajid,-bowels, giving , healthy and, natural sleep. Cas
torla is the Children's Panacea 4 he Mother's Friend.
Hi
Castorla. .
Vt '
Ai "OasktU ts an euaUest madlolna teebB
" tftea. afothenhave sapeatadly SsMawafHs
CwSeOaotapoe their ohlWram." "
'-: Ci tri ,;'y - aJ J 0). O. Osaeo "
IxnraU, Mam
.,.vi - Osatorla is the awt Kmad tor aUldraa of
. which 1 am acquainted, J hope the aay a not
: far distant whan mothers vrtllooaaWarUia real
Intereat of thair ohlldraa. and nas Caatorla h
' stead of tha rarloua quack BOfttrumairhioaara
deatroytof their lord ones, ayforoiac opium,
JssorphkM, soothing syrup and ettwr k artful
is an dorm thaw throats, thereby sandlaf
ahem to premature grmrea."
- - Da. J, T. Ximtmrnum,
Ooaway, Ark.
S T Oeataam. Oemyaar, TT Mamr MreaH, ITew Trk Oitj.
tat'iij
W, H.-. HOLLO
THE CONNECTICUT MUTUAL
Life Insurance Comp'y
Sells plain life insurance, as pro
tection to the family, creditors .or
oae's ols age, and asks a' careful ex-
animation or its eiear ana eqaitaoie
eontraets, with their uneqoaled guar
antees in flgores on the policy, giving
true life insurance at its
if Lowest possible Cost
With Perfect Security,'' This com
pany has been doing business in this
State ever twenty-eight years, and its
policy holders are its BKST F&iJU. 1)8.
The Conneetient Mutual has ho
speonlatire, tatar,-Feitensloa . forfei
tures or intricate; plana contrived
for the company's J : advantage,
nor the incontestable ' clause,' admit
ting raseals at the expense of its hon
est members, bnt if any happen to get
in, it gives them their money back,
all stated in the contrast. The .
3 Per Cent Reserve ;
has become aa .important factor ia
life Ineoraaee. All wilt V gladly ex
plained by
S. D. WAIT, ;f
l General Agent Raleigh.
ECONOMY
Mar be necessary in many ways
when dollars are scarce and wants
mini, hnt it ia not desirable to nractioe
it in the purchase ot food, which Is life.
ueiow a certain sianaara nwi iuivi
fectly nourishes; np to that standard it
costs a reasonable price. We never
want more than a reasonable prloe for
our Groceries.
RAPID SALES!
- ftlvat our etiRtomars the benefit of
close menriDs. We never keep any
thing that is not the best of its kind.
ana we amy want a isur invu. wu mm
We invest in it - - .
CHOICE GROCERIES :-
Always In'stock and promptly de
Uvered when ordereo.
2 Castorla, . : !
O ",10,10 iaU tlllaas4)iSdreB that 1
I mnmnmiKl Mariitm,1...l,
knowatoma." 1 :
H. A. Aaona, M.
i 111 So. OzforS 8s., Brooaira, N. T.
"Oar phralcsaM in the ehlldrea's derjart
aaans nave spoken highly of their ezpsrl
noe a Ibaiw otnaWs raotloa vlah Castorla,
and although we only ban among our
madioal supplies what a known as regular
products, vet wears tree to eonfeae that the
merits of Oaatorla baa won us to look with
Barer upon H."
1- ,i- Varna RearrrAL Aa Sisnsaan,
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Ausai a Burnt, Pm.,
. .a . . . sr J A d , s, d i A mt L J I . a. .
he, Ideal
Steam
LAUNDRY
Is tbe best equipped and does the
most prompt and
SATISFACTORY WORK
1 in tbe city. 8end in your work.
Phone No 19.
WAYL. 4 SONS.
MisL'-Maggie Jeese.
New.rtilliner!y
ing all the latest
ana jMSirable ahspes and atyles
in: JaiT and Winter Millinery. Onr
stock is well selected, both as to
nef jMSirable aha
STYLE and PRICE.
There il .a great variety i Cap
and Sailors for Hisses and Children,
ill colors aad sites from 35c to S 00.
We will be pleased to have the
ladies call and look at ons etosk.
Bvery oae will receive prompt and
polite attention.
Hissyaggier3eese
, . 809 Payetterllle Street.
VBULBS
For Winter and . Bpring
' BLOOMING
- i
PhlnraM and Kaster TJllea. Hyacinths
Freestaa. Narctastis, sic l'alms, ferns
and otner plants lor room aecoraung.
Out Flowers Doquets
Floral Designs
Evenrreen. Uagnollas . and Shade
Trees.-,. i
n. BTIinTIIETZ, Rorist
North Halifax ctreet, near Peace la-
I j aucute. . a oane iia. - v
ooUtlm
'V: ySAY.j?'.'-:
ITalliinfj: about Tftapbil
: ture and ,fai?niildpe
storey v why
Rpyall & : Borden;
North Carolina's largest dealers and only rjaanafactnrers, haye stores
from Maine to Mexico "all on paper." Bat here in North Carolina they
havela real FURNITURE FACTORY, larger size, employing 102 v .
running day and night to fill orders.
CHAIR AND MATTRESS FACTORY
At trie same place, where we can make any kind of Mattress you
want Oar profits are too small to open any more branoh houses at pres.
eat. But we have one each in Goldsboro, Raleigh and Durham fall of the
best and cheapest line of
FURNITURE AND NOVELTIES
ever shown at either place.
We cannot place our bargains on paper, bat simply desire to inform
you through the Press-Visitor that we are here and ask you to inspect our
stock and compare onr prices with any house.
We leave the bal
ance with you. "We
gladly show any one
through our store,
whether they buy; or
not Open at night.
MALL and BORDEN,
A.LEIGHJDUBHAM, GOriDBBOBO
REDUCED RATES.
to ion states and international Eiposltlnn
ATLANTA, OA.,
September l8-Deoember 31, 1895.
for the above ooosslon tbe Southern Railway
Co. will sell low-rate round-trip tlokets to
ATLANTA, OA., and return on tbe follow
Ins basis i
rnoM-
B 10 ID 1
Alexandria.Va..
Ashevllle, N.O..
Burllnfrton, N. a
S4.0tf
S.40I
'i'M
6.76
m.vt
Rurkawllla. Va BH.Ztilr7.OS
ll.ON
18.501
rhilrmrmr. Va
no.ouiB.on
.S).8sl6.80l
(.'halliam. Ta
10.SN
IU.4M
Cbarlotteerllle, Va...Bffl.2Sil7.0rJ
Ohanrl H 111. N. O lsa.4OilS.00l
Oononrd, N.C 14.M 10.
Cbarlott&N.C 18.1N- t.
1.66
6.86
Danville, Va
Durham, N.C....
Froot Koyal.Ve...
Ureonsboro, N. O. .
OoldsDoro. N. C...
HaDdereonvUlu, M.
Hlckorv, N. O.
High Point, N.O..
H Sprlnss, N.O .
Hoiidoraou, Bt. 0...
LrnohburKxVa.....
U-ilntrton, 1. O ..
MortanUD, N. C-.
bo.osiu.ra
10.801
ta).4O16.0
flS.fc.lS.85l
10.45
14. (W
1T.K1S.W
9
ta. sol
6
T.S6
8.40
(.76
1S.W
14.001
to. 40 is. oq
10.461,
11.591
16.0N
lb. m
14. 8&
16.W
8.06
7.S6
7.10
Manon, n. u.
Neirwn. N.C
Jranire, Va
Oxford, N. C
Hlchmoud, Vt.....
K. ldsillo. M. C...
Kalelab, N. C
South Boston, Va
itmsbunr, Va.....
Salisbury, N.O...
Statearllle, N. 0..
Taylorsvlllo, N. 0
Tryoo. N. C
Washlnirton, D. 0
W.-at Point, Va...
Warren ton, Va...
te4.ieu.ooi
18.101.
10.46!
U.40
to.4016 Ou
68.2617 0S
18.65 13. BO
9.70
tea.aoiifoa
Bl.M16.f0
W. 19.251
10.46
10.80!
114.001.
IS.8U.
USW
T.K
T.S6
8.16
4.90
1. 85!
10.751
IS6.SSH Ml
14.00!.
S8.S6 17.851
u.soL...
H-OOj.....
11.80,. ..
I1B.251U.26I
Wllkesuoro, H. u
Wlnston-Saiem, H. O
23. 86 18.851
1S.O0 18.86J
9.W
(Bales from Intermediate points In proportion.)
i BXPLAKATION.
Column A i Tlokets will be sold September 5
and U, and dally (ram Beptembor 16 to Decem
ber 16, 1806, InelusiTe, wlta naal limit January
1,1806.
Column B: Tlokets win be sold Sail from
September IS to Deoember 16, 1805, inoluslTe,
with Snal limit twenty ON) Oays from dale of
sale.
Column Ci Tlokets will be sold dally trots
September IS to Deoember 80, 1805, inclusive,
with Snal limit Srteen (15) days from date of
sale. Nn UoM to bear kncarumltUiaa Janu
ary T.WUS.
Column Di Tlokets will be sold on Tuesdays
and Thursdays of each week from September
IT until Deoember 94, 1896, inolualTa, with Sua)
limit ten 10) days from data of sale.
Column Ki Tiokets will be sold daily from
September 16 to Deoember 80, 1805, InelualTa,
with Snal limit seraa (7) days from date of eats.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY
ts tbe eal? line entertiw the
Oroaode. barlna a double tiaok.
ffuace railway frost the center of the city of
aiuaom o we atxpoaiuoa vraunoa.
For Uokets and full Information Imply Is
feair aeanat atreat, er addxaas
aaAst.
Etsllj, Qalcklr, Ptncut!j BKtari4.
nc::mc keryie
tMRursLaatMaalteoS. (arm in Nrrooa
Debtbty aod all the arils from early or latar ax.
ssmss. the nianlts of orarworfc. worry, stoknaas,
etc roll atrenirth, tone and deralopaMnt ciraa
Id every onrnn or portion of the body, lmprora.
aidsaf iMtun of BniMSs BlsiaowaniM, Can
RwnmiMTi. ai
be named in vent pooket. Sent by mail to aa 1
sdoHSSonneeiptof priee. One months traat -sient
in eaoh box. Pnoa H JO, S bnasa, 85.00. with
ft n wen oaran tea to refund maoey if not oared,
is 1 teas tor theOsanins, Cuenlaasnm
John Y. McBae, Druggist, Baleigh.
in 4" kntira v
v
"V
AQgCe
Also have
. . tir .1 ' s i-..
NOVEMBER
HORSE SALE !
I will bold bt sixth annual sale of
IBOITING BtiED, HARNESS and
PADDLE HOUSES at ' Baleigh,
NOVE14EEB 6th and ?tn, when the
best lot 1 ever offered will be sold for
caeh for tbe best bid. Good horses are
Retting scarce, cotton selling at 8 l-2c,
totacco selling high with the greatest
crcp of com and fodder ever made in
tbe Soutb, good, sound, well-bred
boicea w ill command good prices. Far
ties baving such to dispose of and
wantlDg tbrm in tbis sale, will please
communicate with me by or before
CtlOBEE 8th, tbat 1 may place in my
catalogue, which will be ready about
October 20th.!
i B. P. WILLIAMSON,
I RALEIGH, M. V.
r?ept. 27. 1696.
WHAT'5
YOUR FAVORITE
5niiff
Why, Parson'sCelebrated
EGBTCMtOTCJ SKIFF.
BECAUSE
It is tbe purest and best, manufac
tured ont ot select Virginia Leaf To.
bacca The Manufacturer selects the
choicest grades of Tobaooo and we
guarantee if yon give it a trial yonr
good judgment will approve
44
EGERTOH
And in future yon will use no
other brand. Put up. in any size pack
age to suit the trade. ,
ywiM avw f&u r wcaieia
jlL PARSONS, Uan'fact'r
New Brunswick, N. J. :
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICK.V
Having qnaHBed as administrator ot
tbe estate of B. F. C heatham, deceand,
late of Wake county, tbis is to notify
ail persons holding claims apainHt the
said estate to present them to the un
dersigned on or before the 2'Sth d 'T of
September, lgs, or this notice Wnl be
plead in bar of their recorsry, and n l
persons indebted to the sid ,! will
please make immediate p vmeut,
J. C. JIAIXO'I,
' . . ' Adrcinisti Hir rf H. F. ''
Cl'MtUiaiU, 1 .. . ,i
rnu al Hatnarij,
Attorneys. ' " scj'-3-Cy