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FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 1. 1896.
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' Thi registration in New York and
Brooklyn is some 28,000 lighter this
year than It was last, and St is said
' that Tammany feels bine over it.
Th Chicago hotel keepers are
trying to i aise 1100,000 to bid for the
Republican national convention.
San Franoisoo says that it will give
$230,000.
Baltimore has registered 114,254
votes this fall, 13,000 moe than last
year. The heavy registration is said
to be caused by the Baltimore Sun's
fight on Senator Gorman.
A omi. of Grand Rapids, Mich.,
has patented a new tire for bicycles.
It is the pnenmatio tire, with a groove
around it, in whioh is a leather tire.
It is said to be much more durable
than the ordinary rubber tire.
Me. J. W. Ramsey, a prominent
citizen and Democrat of Baltimore,
who is here, says that the fight waxes
very warm in the Monumental Cily
and throughout Maryland as Tues
day's election approaches. The Her
ald is the only friend of the Demo
cratic nominees, among the newspa
pers, the Sun, the News and of course
the American all fighting the ticket.
The color line is being drawn and
the contest will be a determined one
to the end. The Democrats are mak
ing a good old-fashioned fight Mr.
Ramsey is of the opinion that it will
be close, but predicts that the Demo-
orate will win.
Thb following statistics of educa
tion for several Southern States are
given by the New Orleans Picayune :
The average expenditure per pupil
enrolled, as estimated by amounts
paid for teachers' salaries is: For
Alabama, $181; Arkansas, $2i2,
Florida, $4 65; Georgia, $261;
Louisiana, $4 69; Mississippi, $2 99;
North Carolina, $1 71; South Caro
lina, $1 91; Tennessee, $2 90; Texas,
$5 81; Virginia. 65 cents. Expend!
tare per child averaged by entire
oost of system is thus estimated :
Arkansas, $2 65; Florida, $5 70;
Georgia. $2 78; Louisiana, $6 91;
Mississippi, $3 54; North Carolina,
$218; South Carolina, $2 34; Ten
nessee, 13 64; Texas, $6, and Vir
ginia, 76 cents. Average length of
school sessions in months: Arkansas,
2 12; Florida, 314; Louisiana, white
5.69, colored 4.66; Mississippi, 313;
North Carolina, 3 1-4; South Caro
lina, 4.3; Tennessee, 2.83; Texas, 5,
and Virginia 6. Louisiana ranking
second among the States affording
data.
; Turn Philadelphia Times com-
mania that the New York campaign
is one of peculiar interest. . In addi
tion to all the political names hereto
fore familiar to the public, they have
the goo goos, , the bad bads along
wmu mice ueuiuuiBuu uutusio, uio
Lk 11 -J LI L! 1 A A..
regular republican tioket, the prohi
bition, socialist, people's good gov
ernment,; independent citizens', or
ganization and independent county
organization tioket Under the law
of New York eaoh particular ticket
printed on that blanket ballot must
have a design at its head, and the
New York ballot will present a re
Kular riotorUl sheet. At the head
cf t! e rr, uLIIoan ticket is an eagle;
eft' 3 c' -isvr'a ticket a star; of
V . . r' '. ;.ii;c t!;ct a rocs-
a ship in full sail; of the prohibition
ticket a water fountain; of the socia
list ticket a hammer and arm; of the
peopld's ticket a clover leaf, of the
good government tioket an anchor;
of the independent organization the
rising sun, and of the independent
oounty organization a cannon. Who
is likely to be elected in this general
confusion of tickets in either oity or
State is admittedly a matter of
doubt. It seems likely, however,
that the republicans may carry the
State, while the oity boatest is fairly
in doubt, with chanoes apparently
in favor of Tammany , "
Bucklen'a Arnica Salve.
The best salve in the world for eats.
braises, sores, nleer, salt rbenm, fe
ver sores, tetter, en armed bands, ebll.
I mains, eoras and all skta eruptions,
! and positively cares piles, or no pav
required. It is gnarantesd to give
perfect satisfaction or money refund
ed . Price 25eent per pox. For sale
y Jobs V MseHee
Frank E. White, Minneapolis,
Minn., writes: "Have used two boxes
of your File Cure and must say it hss
done wonders for me. I would not
know I ever had the piles only when
I stoop low. The itebing is all gone."
Sample free. For sale by John I
Haeilae. .
DUKE
Cigarettes
PlIKEfDURHAM
A
MAOK FROM
High Grcda Tobacco
ABSOLUTELY PURE
Sheets f Writing Paper
Varv more in price perhaps than
any other article sold. You do not
nave to pay tor tne style in our papers.
That is without charge.
We have also the "correct ink." onlv
the best sold. .,
As for .rens. there is none to com.
pare witn "JjUun ihaacs ulvvh-
RUSH fJSJNS."
WE ARE SOLE AGENTS
For these Pens in Balelgh. Our line of
SCHOOL SUPPLIES
is not equalled in the city.
Alfred Williams & Co.
SALE OF LAND.
Bv authorltv of a morteaore from
OhrlstODher Wbodard and wife, record
ed in Book 74, page 184, ' Register of
Deed s omce iot waxe connty, 1 will on
Monday, November, 1895, at 18 o'clock
m.. at the Court House door of Wake
county sell to the highest bidder for
casn a tract oi iana situated in Swift
Creek township, Wake county, contain
ing 50 acres, more or less, adjoining the
lands of P. P. Peace and others, the
saia tract oeing composed oi two tracts
as follows: -
First tract contains 35 acres, and ad.
joins me lanas or w, u. 4. uooawm, if,
P. Peace and others, and is particularly
described in a deed to said Wooitard
from P. Yates and wife recorded in
Book 35, page 850, said uegisters office.
Second tract contains 25 acres and
adjoins the lands of W. EL J. Goodwin
and others and is described In a deed
from f. r. reace to said woodarri r.
corded in Book 58, page 447, said Reg
ister's office.
A satisfactory purchaser will be al
lowed easy terms as to payments if a
part of the purchase price is paid in
cash. . VT.7X. JONEa -
OS t d s . i Attorney.
Notice by Executrix.
BaviDff oualified as the Executrix of
the last Will and Testament of D. T.
Kwinaeil, deceased, late or Wake
County. North Carolina. I heebv
notify all persocs having claims spainst
the Estate of said Swindell to present
the same to me on or before October
2:1(1, lf!t, or this notice will be plead in
bar of their recovery. This is also to
notify all persons iudebted to said Es
tate to msKe prompt payment to me.
xnis ucniT ism, it.
1 MAESMSDEU.
ExeoutriT of t I nt Will and 'lsta-
meiit Of 0. 1. SAUuIdil, llcrndw d.
J ,!M.r Ijatwood. Atwruty.
HigarM ES I
jjja puhham.w.c. u.s.. Yir
A. Be
STIiOUAGII.
EVERYTHING NEW.-
Cold Weather.
Comforts. -
C6TTON COMFOBTS, Double Faoed,
Full size 76c, worth $.100.
Cotton Comforts, extra quality, $1.00,
WUIIU 1.DU.
Satine Covered Cotton . Comforts,
fall size, $1.85, worth $1.60. -
Extra quality double faoed Satine
Covered Comforts, $1.60, worth $2.00
t
Beautiful line Eider-
" down Quilts.'
Southern Wool Blankets
White and colored 10-4, $1.00 to $1.60
per pair.
Hevada Wool
Blankets,
White With colored borders.
$2.25 per pair. .
WRITE XLWOOL BLANKETS,
10-4, 2 60 to $3.00 per pair.
Three Special Values
In Fxtra Quality Pure Wool Blan
kets, 10-4, ll-t, 13-4, $4 $5, $6 per pair
Crib Blankets Carriage and Buggy
Kobe &
Counterpane Novelties Beadv-made
ana uemniea, si to w.
Extra Qualitv Heavv Quilt. Hem
stitched, $3, actual value, $3 50.
Sheet and Pillow Cases
Torn bv hand, readv-made. hemmed
and hem-stitched. ( hearar than vou
can buy the cloth and make them
A. B. STRONACH,
Dry Goods, Notions, Shoes.
Everything, Except High Prices.
C. WEIKEL,
TAILOR.
Is now ready to maai up Suits for
Fall and Winter. He has a fine selec
tion of
Suitings y and Trouserings.
Call at 134 Fayetteville street, up
stairs.
sep A 8m '
Cavtttt. and Trmde-Mtrka obtained sad U Pat-!
, . . . . . ,
en txmar oonaucteo iot moderatc FCKS. i
OuiiOmecisoppetvU,S. rmnTomei:
indvecuMcura patent in km tun raa iamc
wnnM (mm WaililnvUa. i' .
own inutKf uiawwi w )wuw4 wins
naa. W ftr. ViaA. U fkateitubla L AOL irM mil
4 sent free. . iUUlreM,
C.A.SNOW&CO.
fiW imf A met. WltMtRMTOw. D. O. i
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
Havlnsr Qualified as administrator of
tne ettate oi jonn uaker, aeoeasea,
late of Wake county, this is to notify
all persons having claims against the
said estate to present them to the un
dersiirned on or before th aist day of
August, uwo, or tnis notice will be
plead in bar of their recovery, and all
persons indebted to the said estate will
piease maxe lmmeaiaie payment.
T H UllX'AU AAm
ArgoAPnow, Atty's.
'August 80. 1886 .
mum aiar WMalok. m bw
WhWhweCbllil.hnnfcirCUrBri,
WkaiakekM ObtUm t i
PHONE so
1 w
OAK WINE
.ANY LtKSTii '
mm
LOTS OF HEAT
IN OUR COAL.
The same esn't be said -of ell eoal,
which vsries greatly in quality.; Wbst
is offered the publie ought to be clear
from rubbish : we take nare of this
matter. It ought to be of quality
which, while it burns well, makes a
strong and lasting fire. Ton know
there sre sorts of eoal which make a
brilliant fire, bat its brilliancy sod
comfort are too: short lived, and eort
too - mush in : the way of renew tt.
Knowing the trade well we have
bongftt for domestic consumption, e
belle? with food lodgment, and w
offer to share the advantage el the
deal.
JONES V POWELL,
BAIiKIOB, N. C.
THE LARGEST
Furniture Dealers
In the South.
THOMAS & MAXWELL
HAVE JUST RECEIVED-
A Car Load 'i Fiito
-CONSISTING OF-
37 of the Finest Oak
Suits '
That have ever been shown in the city,
They have hsa three clerks mar kin
down the price of goods on hand in
-order to sell them out to make room
for the immense stock which Is being
received daily.
Messrs. Thomas" & Maxwell are en
abled to sell goods as cheaply as they
do and Increase the cumber of their
salesmen and the volume of their bus!
ness because they are the largest and
wealthiest 'furniture dealers in the
South. An idea of the extent of their
business may be formed by the follow
ing list of large Southern cities in
which they have branch housea :
THOMAS & MAXWELL
' Charleston, & O.
" Columbia, "
-:, savannah, Qa.
" Augusta, -
" Atlant,"
Macon,
Columbm "
" " Amerioun
" . . harlotte, Iff. C.
Raleigh, "
" 1 " R'chmond. 'Va.
And other stores that we have not
space to mention, but will do so later,
Tours for houest goods and low prices,
THOMAS & MAXWELL.
$3005
- The bast 400 Men's Shoes on the
market.
Made from tannery calfskin, dongola
tope, all kmOwr trimmed, solid leather
oles with Lewtf Cork Filled Sole.
TJnequaled for beamy, fine workmao
ahlp, and woarlny qualities. Your choice
of all the popular toes, last and fatten-
dent Insuraooe Policy for 1100, good for
90 days. .
Wear Lewis' Accident
ftooaa, and (o Insured fraa.
80LD6T
'M71iitinrT Titos
BEL3T
ANTHRACITE'
YBIWMM0US.'
TRtt fRC:i VASTf.
BUSINESS
SUITS
Are in order with the advent of au
tumn activity. No clothing suits busi
ness at all unless it fits neatly and per
fectly No garment fits properly uuless
it's made to order. That's the first
axiom of dress, -and it doesn't need
Drovinn. it s as Diana as tne mul
tiplication table - that our made to-
order suits are unequalled in town. , t.:
YOU RECOGNIZE THAT
" Every time vou see one of our suits
which are exactly what they should be
In every particular. The logic of facts
is unanswerable, jr
G. JSi. WAliTEtS.
Try Walters' Paramount System of
uanueui uutuug.
- . oct3tf
Established 1836.
- EL. J. BROWN
COFFIN ; HOUSE
RALEIGH. "S. a..
Keeps the largest, finest and best se
- leoted stoek of .
Cof&ns and Caskets in Cloth.
Wood and Metal.
Burial Bobes, Wrappers, Bllppera for
Ladies, Gents and Children) also
Burglar Proof Grave-Taults
JOHN X. BROWN, Prop'r,
Funeral Director and Embalm er
8ep80-lm ,
Must have care or they'll surely
decay. Long before they decay, how
ever, they will show the neglect they
suffer and reflect no credit upon their
possessor.
Take care of and preserve your teeth
by using
1 Simpson's Dental Fluid, -
which will whiten the teeth, harder tbe
aums and at the same time imuart a
delightful odor to the breath. One
trial will convince you of its supe
riority over a 1 other liquid dentifrices.
rreparea oniy oy
WILLlAfl SIMPSON
Simpson's Pharmacy,
(PuUen Building.)
USB SIMPSON'S LIVER PILLS and
' KCZEMA OINTMENT.
Mortgage Sale,
Bv authority of a mortrttee from
William Plummer and due Hummer,
his wife, recorded in Book 128 at pane
395, Register of Deeds office for Wake
eounty. I will, on Monday, November
25th, 18W5, at 12 o'c'ock m., at the Court
House door of Wake county, sell to the
highest, bidder for cash, a tract of land
situated in Cary township, Wake
county, containing one acre, more or
less, described as foHows: Beginning
at a stake in Sion Simmons' line,
thence south 0 8-4 coles to a stake.
thence east 18 J 4 poles to a stake:
line. West 16 v 1-4 voles to the benin
ning, being the lot of land deeded by 11.
D. Olive and wife. 8. B. Olive, to Wil
liam -Mayfleld on the 20th day of
December, 1888, reference is made here
by to said deed which is made to Wik
liara Hummer from Haywood Rogers.
r'uia u, uuouwin, ,
Ia Mortgagee. ,.
Oct., 21, tds
Sale of Land Under Mortgage.
By virtue of power conferred nnon
me by a certain mortgage, executed by
Lucy Maneum. which said tuorUraire is
duly recorded in Registry of Wake
county in book Mo. 128 at page 844, I
will offer for sale to the highest bidder
for cash at the court house door in tbe
city of haieieh. li.V. on Wednesday.
October 23, Mf, at 13 m , the laud de
scribed in said mortgace, adjoin! g the
muds oi jno ai. i imusntrw, j. b urass
field, Mrs. D.!E Ellens and others lying
in Barton's Creek townshln said coun
ty and state and more accurately de
acritied in said mortgage, which for de
scription etc , is made a part hereof.
Said tract of land contains 120 acres
more or less B. K. Montague,
Sept. S3 '95. Atty. Mortagee.
Continued to October soth.
; Collkctob's Orri
' Raleigh. N.
October 8, 1KU5.
Notice is hereby iriven of the seizure
of one barrel of enru whiskey at i-mith-field,
N. C, from Velvmgtonand Dick
ens on August 3, 1m5
Five boxes of manufactured tobacco
in railroad d"tot at Vv8t t.nd, N. 0.,
Autrust 10, 1W5, slmnwd ty X. fl. Dale
& Co, Yadkin l'in h. C.
Any rfiion ( f any interest In
rh-'I artii'in sinve i-i.id wiil file
lb ine c.i.n i'i t: r v Cava as pro
wl m s i . hi oi J, 11, S , or property
wii! be fyi iciu-d.
r. u. tiyoxsi
DESIRABLE
Dress
Bright Plaids. t 7
Bright plaids for school dresses; look
like tbe higher priced imported ones.
Fair grades, begin. aJow as 20c and
up to 45c r
All Wools.
Plain colors in all wool, nearly a yard
wide,at24o -
Wool Suitings.
Dark grounds with bright checks,
rough Scotch plaids and serviceable
mixtures, from 25a to 60c., . . ,
Blue Stuffs. , ' - t
Din A utnlf mn civwut fhta Dmann
separate skirts. A great vaMety, the
all wool ones begin as low m 25c ,
W, II. & R. S.
IF6i . School : SuppIlSes
RALEM STATMJERY CO,
809 Fayetteville Street Opposite Postofflce. . -
We have a large and complete line of
Pencil and Ink Pads and Tab eta Hintm
Inks, ComposiUon Books, Black-board
SCHOOL' BAGS.;,
Of every description at prices that can't be beaten.
We Are Known
RALEIGH GTATIONERY CO.,
W. G, SEPARK, Manager. T
, 809 FayettevUle Street.
CROSS
With everything deemed by the world's dictators of Fashion for the eora
ing season, and governed by the moderate price nyatem wblsh has built up oar
vast constituency, and keeps Increasing It iq gratifying volume season after
SMson. - - - i
YOUR MONEY S FULL VALUE .
Is considered fair and npright dealing everywhere but we are never satisfied
unless we can go this accepted mercantile truism one betters to ont-do thsbest
values of our eomp -titers and to improve, opon oar own. Tour Inspection of .
prices will, w think make evident the sacetss with which we have appllad the
above prinoiple or rather oar improvement upon It, t
As stylish, handsome and new as it is nnaalhl. in n.w. ..- .t .
than most houses ask for last season's
GENTS' FURNISHINGS AND SHOES. -
No pains have been soared to make each dniurtni in ,i. nn. t....
all the fashionable centres bavlna been
we eaa show yoo np-to-date stuff sa worn
We invite yonr criticism, .- ' - . -
CrOSS & I
21 0
YES, IT'S A FACT
I have opened a branch Drug Otore
on the corner of
FAYETTEVILLE :' and" HARTIH Streets
(NEXT TO POaTOFFICk.)
WILL 3 GLAD TO EES
John
Goods
La Belle Crepons,
Diess styles in cotton crepons, warm ..
rich coloring, price 18 1-2& ;
Gros De Londres'. s
A weighty cotton rep, printed like
TTn( ...... . . t.l J . i
Teazle Downs. . , , ,
A warm printed cotton fabric, smal
printings in dots, pin stripes, etc.
Price 10c '
Crepoline.
These, too, In dark dress style, but :
soft, and looks like wool, price 10s.
TUCKER & CO.
Penmanship Practice Tablets and Pads
Rtmn. Pn. i..mi.'
flrawsTTibleti eto7 ' ' "
. as Headquarters -
earrled - over atOek.
earef ollv amini ,ith it.. .u.v.
ty the fashionable people of today
. , '
j'inehWn
Fayetteville Street.
YOU AT ALL Tllizi
t ;cf t' a . j f .(."' 'jtl.!..t
octl8 Uuv i
oct4 sod ' Collector.