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The Baptist Tabernacle Annex.
The Tabernaola Sunday School will
giv out the contract at an early date
for tbe erection of a room for the
primary department, whioh will be an
annex to the main school.' The primary
class, which is in charge" of Mr, and
Mrs. JJff., Weathers has an enrollment
of 910 members and the average atten
dance ia 130. The present accomoda
tions, are Inadequate , to ; the needs
of the school. The new rooms will be
43 x SO in sis and will cost $1,500.
Th room will be f nraishsd with indi
vidual chairs. The little jngs netted
10Q towards the building. . ,', , '
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i. Swedes Celebrating.. .t, (
I Bj Telegraph to the Free. Visitor, -i - -
Kaosas City, Mo.,. Nov 0 The
Swedish eitistas are celebrating the
National day ' of Sweden today.
Prominent men of that nationality
delivered addresses this afternoon: ' "
A. D.
STRODilOL".
EVERYTHIlfO NEW.
The . Leading Afternoon
Paper In the Stated.
- r The rresB-Visitor publishes all the
news every day and has doable the cir
culation of any dally ever published in
Raleigh. r
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Cold Weather :
Comforts. . -''
COTTON COMFOaiS, Double Faced,
, Full size 75c, ,wrth $.100. -
Cotton Comforts, extra quality, 11.00,
wuiuj euv. .. ?
Satine Covered Cotton ' Comforts.
fuU ie, $1.85, worth 11.60, , ,
Extra quality double faced Satine
vuverea uomioruL ii.ou. worth S2.00
Beautiful : Linb'. Eiderdown-.
Quilts. ;
make ons V -
Tow ; 2fl
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TELEPHONE, '
.WEDNBSDAT, NOVEMBES , 1888,
,i Bucklon's Arnica Salve, -.: i
The best salve la the world for enta,
braises, sores, nloers, salt rbeam, fe
ver sores, tetter, eoappea bands, euil
blalns, corns and all skin eraptlona.
S'.rarTh'WaK Southern Wool Blankets
perieci satisfaction or monav refund
ed ' Price WS cent per pox..- For sale
' v John T MmRm
MR.
CLEVEIiAND'S FORTHCOM
, I?G MESSAGE.
President Cleveland la now busily
f engaged in the preparation of his
next ' annual message, which will
. will be submitted to Congress on
December 2nd. Mr. Cleveland dur
ing the past three weeks has been at
work day and night upon this docu.
ment and his task is now rapidly
approaching eompletion.
The chief matter of internal in
terest will be the President's reoom
mendationa on the state of tbe
oouutry's flnanoes,and the Washing
ton News predicts that Mr. Cleve
land's well known policy of sound
-money will cat a prominent, figure
in the message and the Senate and
House will be asked to enact such leg
islation as will tend to pat the country
on a more substantial financial basis.
He will probably strongly accentu
ate the great, and pressing need of
the retirement of all outstanding
greenbacks and treasury notes by
the issuance of $600,000,000 of gold
interest bearing gold bonds, .and
the further tact that the National
banks be allowed to Increase their
circulation. Mr. Cleveland has
strong hopes of securing such re
medial legislation during the next
Congress, and despite the fact that
the Republicans will predominate in
the House and will have equal
weight with the Democrats in tbe
Senate, he is encouraged to believe
that the much needed legislation
will be forthcoming. This proposi
tion will be strongly opposed", how
ever, by not only tbe silver men but
such eminent leadersas Sherman and
Mills, and members of tbe House of
equal prominence, and it will not be
without a hot fight that Mr. Cleve
land's wishes in the matter of
financial legislation will be acceded
to.
Itching, horning, scaly and eresty
skin scalps of infants cleansed and
healed and quiet sleep restored by
Johnson's Oriental Soap, medicinal
and toilet, two large cakes SO ota.
For sale br John T. MacBae. . .
DUKE
Cigarettes
White and colored lu-i. ai.nn ta et na
per pair. .
Nevada' Wool
Blankets. . .
White with colored borders, 10-4,
ta.25 per pair. . -
WHITE VLL WOOL BLAN1TETS.
10-4, 60 to 13.00 per pair.
from
We have a new Falrbaok 's
Wagon reals in good order. j '
We have constantly at work
two to six men unloading and scream
ing Coal, and from Ave to fifteen teams
luvfltag,- . ,
Coal, Wood, Feed, Shingles.
) We try to deliver promptly, but prefer
to have orders as far in advanofe as DOS'
lble, as we wish to guard the intern t
of each purchaser and make of each a
friend who will "call again" or write to
JONES ft POWELL,
, BAIiBIGH. N. O. . ' '
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BUGIITE2S
SX7IT3 J-.:f
Are in order with the advent of au
tumn activity. No clothing suits busi
ness at all unless it fits neatly and per
fectl v. - No garment fits Dronerl v nnless
it's made to order. That's the first
axiom of dress, and it doesn't need
rovlnir. It's as Main aa the mul-
.iplication table that our made to-
order suits are unequalled, in town,
700 BECOQNIZE THAT
Everv time von see one of our sui ts
which are exactly w
in everv Darticular.
u unanswerable.
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" Presb, new stock acd plenty of it. No advance in priced. Always
something to interest a close shoe buyer; This week we name six lines.
Come and examine for yourself. . , ' - - . x
what they ahonld be
we logic oi acts
GABaftM.h
PfflfW.DuneSonsaCo.'rKBrs
&gT DUWHAM. W.C. U.S.O. gfr f
Three Special Values
luFxtra Quality Pure Wool Blan.
kets, iu-4. n-4, u-4, 4 as, as per pair.
Crib Biaakcta Carriage and Buggy
Koues. , . . t.
founteroane Novel Mm Readv.miula
and Hemmed, l to .
Extra Quality Heaw Oullt TTem.
stitched, $3, actual value, as. 6a
THE LARGEST
Furniture ! Dealers
: Try Walters' Paramount System of
Garment Cutting. f , , -
' octatf
In the South
I
Sheet and Pillow Cases.
Torn by hand, ready-made, hnmmnii
I and hem-stitched. ( heaper than you
can bay the cloth and make them.
made rnoM
High Grado Tcba:c
ABSOLUTELY PURE
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Sheets-Writing Paper C- WE,1KEL,
A. B. STRONACH,
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Dry Goods, Notions, Shoes.
Everything, Except High Prices. "
Vary more in price perhaps than
any outer article sold, xou do not
nave to pay ror tne style in our papers.
That is without charger -
We have also the "correct ink," only
the best sold. - f
As for Pens, there is none to com
pare with "LEON I8AAC8 QLUCE
NUM PENS."
TAILOR.
THOMAS & MAXWELL
HAVX JUST KBCKIVXD-
A Car- Load ; of
TOONSISTINft OF-"
37 of te finest Oak
;:Suits .
That have ever been shown in the city.
Established 1886. , . , :
H. J; BROWN
COFFIN 1 HOUSE
, ; RALEIGH, N. O., " "
Keeps the largest,'-: finest and .best se
, , looted stock of
Coffins and Caskets in Cloth
Wood and Metal. T
Bdrtat Bobes, ' Wrappers Slippers for
Ladies, Vents and Children; also ; :
Burglar Proof Grave-Vaults
JOHN JT. BROWN, Prop'r,
Fnaeral . Director " and j Embaimer
Sep80-lm
Children's School Schools.
Heavy rra)n coat can toe. sizes 8 to
a, two grades, price 11.00 and tl 25.
Children's Dress Shoes. . .
KiaL Ooodveai. welt rmtant Wthnr
tip, pointed toes, price $3.oa -,
Ladies' Choes.4 1 - -
Plain kid. onera last, narrow to
patent leather tip. and common sense,
a splendid shoe for tbe price, $aoo,
Ladies' Shoes. . "
Bright kid, razor toe, oatent leather
tip, very stylish, price t2 60. , .
Ladies' Shoes.. '
Cloth top, ' Goodyear welt, narrow
toe, patent leather tip, price $160, , '
Ladies' Shoes.' .
Bright kid. Goodyear welt, razor
toes, patent leather tip, very dressy, "
price fe.00. - - .
W. II. & R. S. TUCKER & CO.
LRo; Schooll . SappDileo
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CLA-LXi OJT TE3B
RALEIGH STATMJSRY CO.,
,809 FayetteviUe Streets,' Oppoalte Postofflce. , .
-'We bavs a larm and mmnl.u tin. nn.n..i.i. n . ' . " ;.
l . ry- vaWVu m iuu ua, j. ciiiuaiinii i it - rui'i . i f aa b niarw biki lmi '
Of every description at prices that can't be beaten. J t . :
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They have had three darks marklns
down the price of goods on hand in
: order to sell them out to make room
for the Immense stock whioh Is being
received daily. -
We to Znowii as Headquarters f :.
rJfiLBM ecmplete sorimente
RALEIGH QTATIONCRY CO
' ' W. 6. SKPABK, Manager. ' i
' 809 FayettevUle Street ." .
A good story comes from the Ori
ent of how a wealthy Chinaman keeps
adding to his wealth. Li Hung
Chang is director general of a new
railway and went, the other day, on
a trip in a special car luxuriously
appointed. On returning to Tien
Tain, he ordered all the handsome
furniture of the car removed to bis
residence, and now the directors have
refurnished his oar with ohairs and
tables that are irremovable. Inci
dents such as these show bow the
thrifty Li has amassed 8500,000.000.
It is intimated that the thrifty gen
tleman would take a red-hot stove
from the kitchen of a friend enter
taining him, if allowed to do so. , .
Is now ready to make np Suits for
fall and Winter. He has a fine selec
tion of
Suitings and Trouserings.
; Call at 1S4 FayetteviUe street, up
stairs.' "
sep 8 8m
IVotice of Execution
Bale.
North Carolou,
; Wax Ootjhty. t
( By virtue of an execution directed to
me from tbe Superior Court of said
county on a judgment in favor of A.
L. Strauss, plaintiff, and against Ed
M. Bledsoe, defendant 1 will, at 13
o'clock noon of Monday, December 8.
1896, at the court house door of said
WE ARE SOLE AGENTS
For these Pens in Raleigh. Our line of
SCHOOL SUPPLIES
is not equalled in the city.
Alfred Williams & Co.
SALE OF LAND.
oountyin Haleigb, sell
Don to the highest
Now it is reported that a shrewd
Yankee up in New York State has
seouied a patent . upon an envelope
: that cannot be opened without deteo
', tion. One of its advantages is that
' ' no mucilage is used, and it is there
fore cheaper to" manufacture. This
; is done by means of two arrow-headed
points that pass through slits in
- the flaps, and then open out in such
'" a way that they cannot be withdrawn
a without tearing tbe paper. It is also
. said that not being '"sealed" in the
technical sense, each envelope con-
tainlDg letters might pass through
the mails &t the one cent rate. He
has already received an offer for his
patent and if he has hit upon a de
vice to do the government out of fifty
per cent of its postal revenues he has
made bis calling an election sure for
this world at least.
Bv authority of a morfmsn fmni
Christopher Woodard and wife, record-
ea in book i page is. Keguter of
Deed's oftoe for Wake eonnty, I will on
Monday, November 4, 1895, at 13 o'clock
m., at the Court House door of Wake
eonntV sell to the hhrhest bidder tnr
cash a tract of land situated in Swift
Creek towoshib. Wake countv. contain.
ing 50 acres, more or less, adjoining the
lands of P. P. Peace and others, the
said tract being composed of two tracts
as follows:
First fcrfurt nontaina 9K utoh inil aA
joins the lands of W-H. 3. Goodwin, P.
i. jmove ana outers, ana is particularly
described in a deed to said Woodard
from P. Tates and wife recorded in
Book 36. page 360, said Begister'a office.
- oeoona tract contains 25 acres and
adjoins the lands of W. HL J. Ooodwin
and others and is described in a deed
from P. P. Peace to said Woodard re
corded in Book 58, page 447, said Beg.
4otoi mxfutva, "
A satisfactory purchaser will be al
lowed easy terms as to oavmrnitii If a
part of the purchase price is paid in
cash. - - ,W.S, J0NE4
e-tds f , Attorney.
. Administrator's Notice.
Having qnaliBed as administrator of
the estate of Miss Mollie A. HilL do
ecased, late of Wake county, this is to
notify all persons having claims ajrai' st
the said estate to present them to the
unuersijrnea on or efore the 10th day
of October, 1806, or this notice will be
pieaa in oar M their recovery.
J. C. MAI.COM.
Adm'r estate of 'Miss Mollis A. Bill.
B. T. GEAY, Attorney.
Oct, -lt W W
at Dublio auo-
bidder for cash, to
sausry saia execunon. au uie rurnt.
title and interest which the said Ed
M. Bledsoe had when said judgment
was aocaetea or uaa smoe acaurea in
and to that certain lot or parcel of land
just south of the corporate limits of
tne city oi mueign atoresaid and with
in Baleigh township, bounded and de
scribed as follows, to-wit: On the
north by tbe north line of the partition
deed of Mary 8. Hunter to Martha O
and Mofes A. Bledsoe, recorded in the
Begibters office of Wake county afore-
nra in dook is onxpage ota; on tne east
by the west line of tie deed of Sim
mons J. Raker to Moses A. Bledsoe.
recortwi in said Register's office in
book 19 on paaj 437; on the south by
the north line of the two deeds of
Moses A. and Martha u. Bledsoe to
George T. Cooke, recorded in said
Register's office in book 20 on page 664
and 773 respectively, and on the west
by the Kayetteville road, containing
aoout eigct acres oi lano, more or less.
m w. fAur, bQenti.
November 1, 1896 , - -,
wracsi an eras a OhOd. sne ertsd (or OMCorla,
Messrs, Thomas A Maxwell are en
abled to sell goods as cheaply as they
do and increase the number of their
salesmen and tbe volume of their busi
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 tbe follow-
ing list of large Southern cities in
which they have branch houses; s
THOMAS & MAXWELL-
, " , Charleston, a a
- - Columbia,
" " Savannah. Ga.
- f u Augusta,
" " Atlanta, -. -
m Maoon,' "
" ", Columbus,"
" Amerlou, - "
, . (harlotte,N. C
" . - " Raleigh, . .
' " Richmond, Va.
And other stores that we have not
space to mention, but will do so later,
Yours for honest goods and low prices,
THOMAS & MAXWELL
Must have care or they'll surely
decay. Long before they decay; bow-
! ever, they will show the neglect they
suffer and reflect no credit upon their
possessor. "
Take care of and preserve yonr teeth
vj using
. ' 1, -i f . - ' rutty f.f
.FALL -MiMffil ' : -;4-
One
supe-
With evervthlncr denl h l'S.n.i. Ji..... lvu.i. ..' I . .. . - ' ' -.-,
r uainff - - . " . . . .. awmun .i ihoioi tor tne com-
using, v v Ing season, and governed by the moderate pries system whioh has bniHoBoar
BimpSOn'S Dental .Fluid, - i!L? v0"1"7' Md kMI" gratifying volams season, after
which will whiten the teeth, harden the tmin aaraii-. m.. a - . . - " .
la considered fair and nnrirht dealing k-.' . ,
nnlesa we eaa go thi. aeeeoted mercantll. ami. Zl IZlZZ. T'lVY. t"n0 .
prices will, we think make evident the fee-, wltk.whlchwe have applied the
above principle or rather od Improvement npoa iC ., r vv""a ,
than most nooses ask for last season's carried-orer stock. v . . . - V
: GENTS' FURNISHINGS AND SHOES. :
No pains have been soared to make aaeh Atnrt.i i ,. ti. " .. , . :
all the fashionable centres having been earefnllv a.amin. -uk ' !
a mortgage from , " h--w as wora by tne fashionable people of todav ,
gums and at the same time impart a
aeugncrui oaor to in
trial will convince va
rlority over ail other liauid dentifrices.
rrepnreu ouiy oy , s -
WILLlAn SIMP50N
Simpson's Pharmacy,
i, . . ". .(PuUen Building.)
OSB BIHPSON'S LITER PILLS and
T ' BCZKMA OINTMENT.
Mortgage Sale;
By authority' ef.
t7- it
The best 13.00 Men's Shoes on the
market.
.j Made from tannery calfskin,, donirola
tops, all leather trimmed, solid leather -soles
with Lewis' Cork rdled Soles.
JJneqnalfid for beauty, fine workman-'
hip, and wearing qualities. Tonr choioe
of all the popular toes, lasts and fasten
ings. r Every pair contains a paid-up Aed
dent Insurance Policy for $100, good for"
90 days. - - -
I Wm Lewis' Accident
Shoes, and go insured free,
SOLD BY "
Whitixnqr Broo
William Plummer and Sue Plummer,
nis wire, roooroea in book ik at
395, uegister of Deeds office for
county. I will on Monday. November
25th. 1895, at 12 o'o'ock m., attheComt
aouse ooor or wane county, sen to tne
highest bidder for cash, a tract of land
situated in Cary township. Wake
county. Containing one acre, more or
less, described as follows: Beginning
at e ivaii m hiou rummons' una
thenoe south 9 3-4 Doles to a stake.
thence east 16 1-4 poles to a stake;
Knrt.h 0 &-A nolM tn a .faVa In .lnnaa
line. - West IS 1-4 nolea to thn Win.
ning, being the lot of land deeded by II.
D. Olive and wife. 8. B. Olive, to Wil
liam May field on the 26th day . of
December. 188a. reference is made hem.
bi to said deed which is mad a to wit.
uamnummerrrom uaywood Kogers
... ian im uwuvui,
' "i Mnrfafaon
Oct si, tds -; .' ; T
Sale ef Land Under Mortgage,
B Cross & Lihehan.--'
, . 210 Favcttovillo Cfoct.
PATAPSCO
a: mils, y
ESTABLISHED 1774.
Till - -
j? lounn
PJiDNE SO SO
v. -
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BiTwWibus.
r.ltZ TR:i VVASTf.
tZLsc::L3
QAKWINE
jAJty LTtr.TH
uy virtue or power conferred upon
me bv a ceitaiu mortffAire. ATentl hv I
Lucv Mangum. whicli suid mattcrir in I
uuiy recorueu in Kegistry or Wake I
county in book No. VM at psge 344. 1 1
will offer for sale to the highest bidder
for cash at the emu t house door in t.iia I
I city or KaieiRti, n. u , on Wednesday.
October 23, tiif, at 12 m , the land de-1
scribed in said mor:ga?e, adjoin! g the I
iituustu jiiii in. , rc.istiaw, j . b firaig I
field. Mrs. D'E Kilens and others Ivlna I
in Barton's Creek township, said coun-1
ty and stale and more accurately dn.1
gcrited in said mortnue, which for de. I
I scripiion etc , is maue a part hereof.
oaiu tract oi tana comams 120 acres I
more or less u. r. Montaouk.
blt. 23 95. Atty. lUortajjee.
Continued to October Soth.
COLLKCTOK'S OPFrCK,
Kalk.igk, N C
Uc'" .er 3. 1
Notice is hereby given i t t)ie r.nre
I of one barrel of c u lii-i-. y t .- .
field, N. .'.. f '"a )i ".tjauJint
ei'i on Aui'Msrt 3, 1 5
I ive i of ii v ,i f i. i-ol ti'iacfo
in rn )nw j (!. i..,t t vsk t .1 K. C.
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Manufactured from the Cream of Maryland and Virginia Wheat.
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rayettevUle t'lreet. Ealeikh, N. C, Agents.
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