ti;e rr.Ess-visiTOR.
: PUBLISHED BY
The Yisitor-Press Company
- -. DallyExcept Sunday,
.- A Consolidation of the Visitor, Es
tablished 1878, and the Prees, ISatab-
lsbedl804.
-,. Office in the Pullea Building, comer
FayetteviUe and Davie Streets. . .
GJKGKK O. ANDREWS,
; , ' i Editor and Manager, .
JASPER N. MoiUBY, ' ,
Soliciting Agent.
' SUBSCRIPTION PRIOR.
One year, . . . 8.oo
One month, ";. 24
- - Xnfni 4U $mmd Clou Matt Matter.
The Leading Afternoon
Paper In the State.
The Frees-Visitor publishes all the
news every day and has doable the cir
eolation of any dally ever published in
Raleigh.
and he say that he has never seen t q
ootton in such a condition at this see-!A D
son of the year as it now is. - v '' -This
conforms to reports from all
other directions and the Indications
Beein to be that with the short crop
and the oonsatnption ootton will jet
go to ten cents. It may yet turn oat
that the farmers will get just
muoh for the short crop at ten cents
as they would have received for
larger crop at lower figures.
Reports oome from Jf anohester
that the spinners are running on only
half time because they think ootton
is too high. They "will yet find
higher and when it settles to the
normal figure which will be fixed by
the law of supply and demand they
will have to take it and pay for it at
the higher figures.
Bucklen's Arnica Salve.
The best lajva In the world for ants.
braises, sores, nleers, salt rhenm, fe
vex sores, tetter, enappea naods, ebll-
blalns, eorns and all skin roptlODS,
and positively
TELEPHONE,
168
enres piles, or no Day
reqalred. It is coarantetd to eive
peneet satisfaction or naoo v refund
ed Price 85 eents per pox. For sale
v John Y MaeKae
MONDAY. NOTHMBEB 4. 1895.
It is announced that the manage
ment of the exposition at Atlanta has
set aside November 13th as Commer
cial Travelers' day, and it is expect
ed that on that day a great gathering
of commercial travelers from all
parts of the country will take place.
Great preparations are being made
for the event, and it is said that the
exposition officials will spare no ef
fort to make the occasion memor
able. The Governors of the various
States have been requested to ap
point ten or more delegates from
among the manufacturers, whole
salers and representative traveling
men to represent their States. The
State presidents of the various
traveling organizations have also
been requested to appoint ten mem
bers to represent such organizations
on the occasion. A general and
cordial invitation has also been ex
tended to every traveling man in the
United States to attend at the same
time.
Johnson's Emulsion of Cod Lire-
Oil is invaluable in all pulmonary af
fections and consumption. It "nrich,
es the blood, restores lost tissoesr
bnilds up the appetite makes sound
flesh. Pint buttles 1.00. For sals
by John Y. MaeRae, druggist.
DUKE
Cigarettes
IE wwi
r
iriMAMEmui Toumsawvi
ouwHr""u.aA. gfry
MADS MOM
High Grada Tcba:so
ABSOLUTELY PURE
STATE ELECTIONS TOMORROW.
The States which will hold elec
tions tomorrow for State officers are
given be an exchange as follows :
Iowa, Kentucky, Maryland, Massa
chusetts, Mississippi, New Jersey,
New Tork, Ohio, Pennsylvania,
Virginia, and Utah, which is not yet
a full-fledged State.
Iowa, Kentucky, Maryland, Massa
chusetts, Mississippi, New York,
New Jersey and Ohio will elect full
State tickets. Virginia will elect
one-half the members of the State
Senate and a full corps of representa
tives for the House of Delegates.
This election is of importance, be
cause it will involve the choosing of
a United States Senator to succeed
Daniel, who will probably be re
elected.
The other elections are of minor con
cern. Illinois will have to choose a
Congressman for the Eighteenth Dis
trict, to fill a vacancy caused by the
death of Lane, Republican. Kan
sas will elect a chief justioe for its
Supreme Court, and Nebraska a
Supreme Court judge and two
regents for the State University.
Pennsylvania will choose a State
treasurer and seven judges for its
Superior Court This being an off
year, none of the State elections are
exoiting special attention exoeptin
Maryland, where to judge by all re
ports and the Baltimore newspapers,
the fight will be red hot
Sheets "' Writing Papei
price perhaps than
Yon do
not
Vary more in
anv other article sold.
have to pay for the style in our papers.
That is without charge.
We have also the "correct ink." onlv
the best sold.
As for Pens, there is none to com
pare wnn "jUHUfl ISAAC'S GLUCE
NUM PENS."
WE ARE SOLE AGENTS
For these Pens In Raleigh. Our line of
SCHOOL SUPPLIES
is not equalled in the tity.
Alfred Williams & Co.
STnOIIACII.
BVERYTmNO NEW.
Cold-Weather ;.;:.v:''
Comforts; .v
COTION COMFOETS, Double-faced,
- mil Bite 75c, worth $.100,
Cotton Comforts, extra quality, 11.00,
WV11U VX.OU. -
Satlne Covered Cotton - Comforts,
full size, $1.25, worth 81.60. .
Extra ouality double faoed Satlne
uoverea uomlorts, l.V worth 12.00
LOTS OF HEAT
: IN OUR COAL.
,. a r r i
IFI.
fa
Beautiful LmeBder-
- 'down Quilts. -
Southern Wool Blankets
White and colored 10--4. ll.nn to ai.&n
Hevada,Wool'
Blanket?. -'
Whit with wilnrvd hnntara 1A-1
8J5 per pair.
"WHITE ALL WOOL BLANKFTR
10-4, Si 60 to $3.00 per pair.
Three-Special Values
In Ixtra Quality Pare Wool Blan
kets, 10-4, 11-4, 13-t, $4. $5, $0 per pair.
Crib Blankets Carriage and Boggy
Kobes. .
Counterpane Novelties Ready-made
and Hemmed, $1 to $2.
Extra Quality Heavy i
stitched, $3, actual value, I
iullt.
3.60.
Hem-
, The same saa't be aai2 of all eoal,
which varies greatly in quality. What
ia offered the poblio ought to be clear
from rubbish s we 'take eare of tbU
matter. s It ought to be of quality
which, while it barns well, makes a
strong' and lasting Are. Ton know
there are aorta of eoal whieh mii a
brilliant Are, bat Us brilliansy and
comfort are too short tired, and eorl
too, mooh tn the way of ,.. renew iL
Knowing ,-. the trade, well .:, we . hirr
bought for domes tlo aonnmption, vr
believe lth good jadgment.and
offer to there the advaatage rf the
deal. V - - '
JONES & POWELL, '
i RALEIGH. N. a '
SUIT3 ; -
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 unless
it's made to order. That's the first
axiom of drees, and it doesn't need
ovtng. , it's as plain as the mul
ilication table that our made-to-
order suits are unequalled in town. ;
YOU RECOGNIZE THAT f
' Everv time" you see one of onr suits
which are exactly what they should be
every particular. The ioclo of foots
is unanswerable. , , - .
f THE LARGEST
Furniture Dealers
In the South.
(-Try Walters' Paramount System of
Qarment Cutting. .
i v , ' octttf .1
Sheet and Pillow Cases
Torn bv hand, readv-made. hemmel
and hem-stitched. heaoer than vou
can buy the cloth and make them
A. B. STRONACH,
Dry Goods, Notions, Shoes.
Everything, Except High Prices.
C. WEIKEL,
TAILOR.
THOMAS & MAXWELL
BAVX JUST SKCKTVXD-.
A Car Load of
: -CONSISTING OF-
37 of the Finest Oak
Suits'
That have ever been shown In the city.
Established .1886. .
fl. J. BROWN r
COFFIN .house:
baleioh. n. a.
f ' ' 1 ; '.:;. '' ..'V . -' , - ' i
l Keeps the largest, finest and best se
(. letted stock of -
Coffins and Caskets in Cloth
- Wood and Metal
i Burial Bobes, Wrappers, Slippers for
Ladiee, Qcnta and Childreni also -
Burglar Proof QraTe' Vaults
JOBIT V. BROWN, Prop'r, "
Faneral Director sad Bmbalmer
SepSO-lm
r
A.
Freeb, new stock sod plenty of it. No advanos In prioes. Always
something to Interest a olose shoe buyer. This week we name six lines.
Come and examine for yourself. - ).- ,.
Children's 'School Schools.! Ladies' Shoes.
Heavy mln roat oan toe. sizna 8 to
s, two grades, price $1.00 and $1 S3. ;
Children's Dress Shoes. .
K1A ftamlvA&r wrol Mbmf. losfhu
tip. pointed toes, price tiOO. ' - 1
Ladies' Shoes. "
Plain, kid. ' ooera laaL narrow ta
patent leather tip, and common sense,
a splendid shoe for the price, $3.00. . i
Bright kid, razor toe, oatent leather
tip, very stylish, prioe $2 60.
Ladies' Shoes. .
Cloth top, Goodyear welt, narrow
toe, patent leather tip, prioe $160. .
Ladies' Shoes. -
Bright kid. Goodyear welt, ' razor
toes, patent leather tip. very dressy,
price $3.00. "
TIT TT O T C T1TT N T7" F1 "Ta . A f
Wop School BcappDucs
OXjX, oiT TH3D I
RALEIGH
SiraOilRYCOl
809 JayettevlUe street, Opposite Postofflce.
lyf"S lwand complete line of Penmanshin PraoUriTahW- nr..
Of srery description at prioes that can't be beaten. - i -
Is now ready to make up 8uits for
Fall and Winter. He has a fine selec
tion of
Suitings and Trouserings.
Call at 184 Fnyettevine street; up
stairs.
aep 8 Sa
SALE OP LAND.
By authority ot
Christopher Woodard and wife, racnrri.
a mortgage from
ed in Book 74. paes 184. Beirister of
TJNt'AVORABIiB REPORTS FROM
OOTTON.
Deed's office for Wake county. 1 win on
muuuay, jsuyemDer t, ibwb, at IS o'clock
m., at the Court House door of Wake
county sell to the highest bidder for
casn a tract or iana situated in Swift
Creek township. Wake county, eoutain-
iuk ou arrea, more or less, aaioinlnc toe
lands of P. P. Peace and othera, the
said tract being composed of two tracts
i tract contains 25 acres, and ad-
juiiiB uie wnas raw.a.j, uoodwin, P.
P. Peso and others, and is particularly
described in a deed to said Woodard
rrom r. xates and wife recorded in
The reports from all seotions of the
country bear oat the reports of the
shortage ot the ootton crop and the
' recurrence of these reports seems to
bring the crop per oentage lower and 8 P 360, said Begister's office.
, . ' . - 8eoond tract contains 26 acres and
lower. Many fanners throughout adjoins the lands of W. H. J. Goodwin
fchlaaentinndinlRni thatrJhamn 1. pothers and is described in a deed
" ' . , 7 . f i irora r. reace to said Woodard re-
not oyer half, and in a conversation utersoffle '
today with Capt. W. B. Kendrick, I' A satisfactory purchaser will be al-
' whn fian loat rarnraait from vrl ' . u,Im to
- - nan 1)1 UJB DDTftllAJHI nri
W.lj,
" af.a In Mtaatsainnt V.. .f.l4 I CSSh.
. :. 08-t 4 S
mat &e naa been in twenty-two ooan-
' tij nf that Rlata and had rnni nva
several thousand acres of ootton and
that it may-be pat down as an on-
doubted fact that the crop In Missis
slppi is not over 60 per cent. The
Captain spent the earlier years of his I
life in the ootton t. ia of Mississippi
and is thoroughly familiar with the
plant in all iUetases of development,
" ??7 terms as to payments if a
of the purchase prioe is raid in
JONES, v
'Attorney.
Administrator's Notice.
Baring qualified as administrator of
the estate of Misa Mniiin a. mil Am.
oeaeed, late of Wake county, this is to
notify all persons havingclaime against
the said estate to praent them to the
undersigned on or before the 10th day
of October, 1898, or this notice will be
plead in bar of their recovery.
a',' . . J- C. MAECOM.
Adm'r estate of Miss Mollis A. HiU.
B. T. GBAY, Attorney.
UCV a u
IVotice of ExfcfCtitlon
Sale.
NOBTH CaBOLIHA,
' WAK COUMTT.
By virtue of an execution directed to
me from the Superior Court of nid
county on a judgment in lavor of A
etrauss, plain tin, and against d
Bledsoe, defendant 1 wilL at IS
clock noon of Monday. December x.
1896. at the court house door of aaid
oounty in Kaleigc, sell at public auc
tion to toe higtieet bidder for cash, to
aauaiy sua execution, ail toe Time
title and interest which the said Ed
Bledsoe had when said iudirment
was aocieiea or nassmoa amniied in
and to that certain lot or paroel of land
just south of the corporate limits of
the city of Baleigh aforesaid and with
in uaieign townanip, Dounded and de
scribed as follows, to-wit: On the
norm oy the north line or the partition
deed of Mary o. Hunter to llartha G
and Mofes A. Bledsoe, reoorded in the
Begikters office of Wake oounty afore
said in book is on page 683; on the east
by the west line of tte deed of Sim
mons J. linker to Moses A. Bledsoe,
recorded in said Begister's offios in
book Won page 437; on the south by
the north line of the two deeds of
Moses A. and Martha U. Bledaoato
ueome T. Uooke, resorted said
Begister's office in book so on nam sm
and 77S respectively, and on the west
by the Kayetteville road, containing
auout eiKct none or iana. more or less.
- . sa y. i-a.uit, snenn.
They have ban three clerks marklnc
down the pries of goods on hand In I
order to sell them out to make room
for the Immense stock which is being I
recta Tnaaauv: . n I
I Must have eare or they'll surely I
decay.- Long before they decay, how. I
ever, they will show the neslect thev I
suffer and reflect no credit anon their I
- I ...... - I
ssessrs. xnomss & MaxweUareen-!lHWSeBSOr' v
abled to sell mods as chear.lv aa th.. 01 preserve your teeth
do and increase the number ot their - . -
salesmen and the volume of their bust. SimpSOn'sT Dental Fluid,
ness becanae the ata t.h lormaf ni I
wealthiest furniture dealen in th I wh0,, wn,.te, theteeth.harden ths j
Sonthrf An Ides of the extent of ttelr I delightful odor to the breath. One
DuainesB may do conned by the follow- trial win convince yon of its sups.
rioruy over a i otner uqoia aenumoes.
nvpana owy oy ,
we Are 'Mown , as , Headquarters";
. wiiwiui. ui hub nuLHHi.rv jn. im ..... . i . .
irnf.w dnAm - -ii i, - m , uimmim aaannmAtit. a
imS'iSenSI'i?.
resented. ia-jBiai to rr. ,CM' nwwu " "P
R A Lt? IC H OTATIOrJ E R Y OO.V
V7. G. 8EPAEK,"Manager. -J ' ; m
-;BXFayetteyUie8treel-
HAN.
THE FALL- CM
e . i
; mWmsA 'aW'savaswls1lvJ
teatefmaOaas,aeMlorOaaori 1 I
nig list of large Southern cities in
which they have branch houses;
THOilAS & MAXWELL .
-" " rtaarle8ton,8.a
- - " Columbia, -
" ' isaTAnnan, Ga.
-f " "-Augusts,
M-i " " Atlanta,
, - ; Macon,
C: " " Columbus,
, -s " " America, '
" - Charlotte, N. C.
. " -; " " Raleigh.
, v; " " Bichmond; Va.
And other stores that we have not
space to mention, but will do so later.
Yours for honest goods and low prioes.
THOMAS & MAXWELL
WIUJAJl SIMPSON
Pharmacy.
(Pollen Building.) '
- 1 - .
CSB SIKPS0HS LIVER PILLS end I
Mortgage Sale. -
With STSrvthlnff daamMit hv tli rnM,l u . . .. . . . .
ii .. , - w M.u.awn ui fasmoa ror tne eom-
it !B., "d 0,4r?a fte moderau pries system whieh has built ipnt
ast eoaetitaeney, and keens inercaslm it in .ir.i.. -i .
SNUnn. '-i' o mni eir
YOUR MONEY'S "f;ULL VALUE
Inas of oar eomp-titors sad to Imnm.. .n.." i." 7. .
above prinslple or rather oaf improvement npoa it.' . " " " "
CLOTHING 1. ;':';-l
As Stylish, haadaoma and HAW Slat It la VtAaaatkl , it . a : 1 . k '
'GENTS'.FURNISHINGS AND.SH0ES.
Ko pains kare been snarad to ma. .t 1, i , :
111 the faahionahl. a. -V':-."'"'r "
I a aaa ah. ... T ".T 71 uiramiui..
rrom I ui u wora oy ina laaainnahi. tuny.!. j
William Plummer and Sue pTummer, I yonr eriticlim, t . v- , ,
Mass w uvsi iMiurju ui imuaV in mat iiHvn -. ' - . ts .- . - -:.,
896, Begister of Deeds office for Wake L ' " i w S - '
oounty, i win. on Monday, November
1695, at IS o'clock m.. at the Court
By authority of a morteatre
EWIS'
Accident!1?
nil
v7Tf
The nest IS.00 Henw Shoes osi tte
market' --: - -.. ; .C
1 Made from tannery oalfakta. doturala
tope, ail leather trimmed, solid leather
soles with UmV Cork Filled fiolea.
- Uneqnakd for beauty, fine workman,
ship, and woaring qualities. . lour choice
1 all the popular toes, lasts and faaten
fega. SverV Tjair ernitatlna a tiaitm A m!
dentJnaoranee Policy for 100, good for
'wear Lewie Aeddent
Shoes, sad go insured free,
SOLD BY
VLTliitixxcr X3ros,
25 th.
House door of Wakaeonntv. anil tr,
highest bidder for cash,-a tract of land
situated in Cary townshia Wake
oounty, containing one acre, more or
less, described as follows: Begin n Ins
air m iuuv ui oiuu Dimmour una
uiouoo suuui vh noiea eo a axa-
thenoa eaat IS 1-4 nnl.. in . t-lr
North 9 8-4 Doles to a ataka In Jnna?
Una. West 14 1-4 poles to the begin.
mux, uouig uie tot or lanaaeeaea vy u.
D. Olive and wife, a B, Olive, to WU
nam MsyBeld on the 86th day of
ueoemDer. ihsh. nrerenflaianua Kap.
oy w aaiu aeeo wnicn ia made to w I
liam Plummer from Bay wood Bogers
'Oct sL tds -i
Sale of Land Under llortgage.
I Gross & liihehan.
.210 Favettevillo Ctrbet,
PATAPSCO
'- : .r.. , T i .--- ;
S " - 4
Mills.
tSTABLISHED 1774; .' , 1-
By virtue of power oonf erred udoh I
iV a certain mortirare. nTMntarl h I
Lucy Manpum, which said mornira is I
PHONE SO 0i
r
.r 4 rr'-rn
aw (wine '
SJIY UKGTH Kj
DESX :
AMTHnhClTL
A m n . .
Hbitwunous. '
7?iT fRCA wast.
duly recorded in Beigtry of Wakel
county in oooc no. 1M at page 844, 1 1
will offer for sale to the highest bidder I
for cash at the court house door in the I
city or tiaieiRn, . o , on Wednesday. I
0;tober 23, lwtf, at IS m , the land del I
orinea in earn mongace, saiolni g ths I
iHiiua vi j do m. i reuHiiaw. j. h ki-iiiul
new, Mrs. u -J Aliens and others, lying
.u a.wu - Vim vvwnDUlJI, BMIU UOUU-
ty and state and more ancnratolv
scribed in said mort(fe, which for de-
wninion etc . IS made a inrt Imrwnf
f Mm . . r r ' - -
oam vrac ox wna conTHins 120 acres
more or less. - a. r. !ontauk.
8eit S3 '95. . Attv. lifnrtiurna. '
Continued to October 80th,
Collector's Offtcb,
Noti( is fioroby triw-a of the ?nrI
or one tB'rei of f- -i i. -'-y stc"""h.
THE
Premier
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Manufactured from the Cream of flarylasd and Virginia Wheat,
For Saio by City Grocers.
C. AGamMI r.Tg ' Coi,"-fcl2re,
3?XlOJ?XIIDTOX:3.
JONUSON & JOHNSON,
. 109 FaretUTUls Btrnt, Baleigh, K. C, ;
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