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SUBSCRIPTION PRICK,
One year, i . :
One month, t
; ts.oo
Tns estimated apple crop for this
year ia 66,256,000 barrels, against 57,
627,000 last year. The crop in the
New England States is bat little
over half that of last year, and in
New York and Pennsylvania a third
larger. The Ohio crop is two and
quarter times as large, and in Michi
gan a third less. The largest gains
are shown Id indiana, Illinois and
Missouri. The present crop of 66,
256,000 'barrels would give about a
barrel per capita In this country.
With such an apple crop there ought
to be cider enough to go around. ":
Vaa.MaMti . Bucklen's Arnica Salve.
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ABED
' The Leading Afternoon
Paper in the State.
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The Press-Visitor publishes all the
news every day and has double the cir-
eolation of any daily ever published in
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, THURSDAY, NOVBMBBX 7, 1895.
Ths great pacers, Patoben and
Gentry were booked for a race at
Riohmond today.
Tk- ku . I.. I ftU. .u i . -
braises, aorea, ulcers, salt rheum, fe
blalna. corns and all akli
ana positively
Hired. It
A. B.
STROUAGII.
EVERYTHING NEW.'
Cold Weather. ...
Comforts. x J.s.;' ':
COTTON COMFOHT8, Double Faced
ITull size, 75c. worth a.ioa - -
Cotton Comforts, extra quality, 1.00,
worth tLSO. . . , . ,
ftatlna nnmrnwl fVfA ' r-...
full size. LA worth $1.60. , , :
Extra quality double faced Satine
Covered Comforts. 1.50, worth a 00
Tow '
IAhO Thmx fa
akin arnDtlona
euraa Dllea. or no nav
IV4UJIVU. IB KUWIUMHI 19 B I f .
John T VuRu ' I . w
down Quilts.
Itchins-. barnino-. saalv and ernstv
(kin scalps of infants cleansed aad
healed and quiet sleep restored by
.lonnsons oriental Boap, medicinal I ,
and toilet, twn larva 1m M t DOHtliern WfWil KlanlrfttjJ
if or sale br John Y. Macjiae.
All diseases of the skin eared and
' White and colored 10-4, ioo to $1.M
per pair.
(he best complexion restored br John-1 Thttm A n TJV1
son's Oriental Soap, perfumed sad V CLUd O UU1
highly medieated. Two eakes in each I TJ )
iror sale by Joha LUiaUAOlPe
package, 25 cents
T. MaeBae
We have a new Falrbai.k's Store
Wagon Peals in good order. .V V '
We have constantly si work from
two to six men unloading and scream
ing Coal, and from Bve to fifteen teams
hauling - - ,
,.'. V-i; . ii ; . !, .-VJ .:i;5,;- :,'
Coal, Wood, Feed, Shingles.
We try to deliver promptly, but prefer
to nave orders as far in advance as poa
sible, as we wish to guard the. Interact
of each purchaser and make of each
friend who will "call strata" or write to
JONES & POWELL,
RALEiOH. N. G.
Tin Eleventh Annual Horse
Show will be held in New York city
November 11th to 16tb, inclusive.
This is New York's 400 great event
and every one of note in society will
attend.
nincp
Cigarettes
Ths street railway mail service
baa passed the experimental stage,
according to Second Assistant Post
master General Nellson, who states
in his report that it has proved its
usefulness and economy and ought
to be extended and perfected as rap
idly as possible. He recommends an i
appropriation of $200,000 for the ser
vice, authority for the Postmaster
General to adjust the compensation
of the lines, the oonstruotion of street
railway mail cars, and a plan for op
erating them.
Fob some time operations of the
Leather Trust have resulted In a
constantly upward tendency of all
kinds of footwear, and it is announced
13 GARETTFS iL,
gay DUWHAM.N.S. U.a. W I 1
mi ny II
J I
2.' White with colored bordors, 10-4,
$2.25 per pair. ..
WHITH T.I. Won?. ur kvnrwa
10-4, $160 to $3.00 per pair.
Three Special Values
In Wxtra Onalitv Pnrs Wnnl Ri.r
kets, 10-4, 11-4, J 2-4, $4 $5, $8 per pair.
Crib Blankets Carriage and Buggy
liooea.
and Hemmed, $1 to $2.
stitched, $3, actual value, $3.50.
THE LARGEST
Furniture Dealers
In the South.
BUSINESS ;
SUITS " J "
tumn activity. No clothing suits bast
new at all unless it fits neatly and per
fecciy. No garment fits properly unless
It's m ft1 A fj trHAfl Thtaf'ei htk A-f
vawa. M. ueW e vaav U1SV
axiom or dress, and it doesn't need
rOVinff. . It' U nls1n u th tnnL
JnllnaHnn toVvl f Ka- A mail
.fiv-wvn ua - vui iunuviu
oraer suiu are unequalled in town.
Department
Freeb, new stock and plenty of It. No advanpe in prices. Always
something to interest a close shoe buyer. This week we name eii lines.
Y0UEECOQNIZE THAT
Every time you
which are exactly
in every rarticular.
Is unanswerable.
mil HAnmAf rtntmlfi
wnat tiey suouid be
ine logie oi laca
G. WALTERS ,
Try Walters' Paramount System of
cetatf
Sheet and Pillow Cases
Tato 1V flVVI Piaailw wnnA
and bem-stitcbed. heaper than you
can ouy toe cloth and make them.
High
Greda tob::i
ikii
ABSOLUTELY PURE
A. B. STRONACH,
Dry Goods, Notions, Shoes.
Everything, Except High Prices
ton Times that the gigantic organi
zation has shutdown all of the 100
tanneries under its control, that not
a hide will be taken from them -for
two months, and that at least 15,000
employes will be foroed into a con
dition of idleness. Of coarse, all
this is for the purpose of advancing
the price of footwear to a still higher
figure, just as the winter season is
setting in.
Sheets -'Writing Paper WEIKEL
ATIV
. ' v. bviu. AUU UU HUE !
Wa bava alan fha
the best anld.
As for Pens, there is none to com-
orrect ink," only
TAILOR.
THOMAS & MAXWELL
HAVB ,UST SXCKIVKO-
A Car Load of Furniture
-oonsisHno of-
37 of the 'Finest Oak
Suits
That have ever been shown In the city.
Established 1886.
H. J. BROWN
COFFIN HOUSE
' RAIiEIGH.. N. C.
Eeepe the Urgent, finest and best ee
leoted stoek of
Coffins and Caskets in Cloth
Wood and Metal.
Bnrlal Robes. Wrappers, Slippers for
Ladies, Oenta and Chlldreni also .
Burglar Proof Grave1 Vaults
JOHN BROWN, Prop'r,
Funeral Director and Embalm er
8ep80-lm
Come and examine for yourself;
Children's School Schools.
two grades, price SLO0 and $1 8S. ,
Children's Dress Shoes.
Ki. Goodyear, welt, patent leather
np. pointed toes, price a.oo, ., . .;
Ladies' Shoes,
Plain; kid, opera last, narrow toe.
patent leather tip. and common sense,
a splendid shoe for the price, i 00.
Ladies' Shoes.
Bright kid, razor toe, patent leather
tip, very stylish, prlos 13 60.
Ladies' Shoes. , .
. Cloth top, Goodyear welt, narrow
toe. patent leather tip, price $160. -
Ladies' Shoes, ,
. Bright kid. Goodyear well; razor
toes, patent leather tip, very dressy,
price $3.00 , .
W; tt & I S. TUCKER & CO.
IFor School . Scappllies
RALEIGH STATMJERY CO,
, - Biw irayettevlUe Btreet, Opposite Postotflca -
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W htM ft lima anl aMH. ii . -
. .v "hv bhju wuiumu! una i it tPfimanatifn VMAfiAA .
moii i and ink Pads and Tablets. 81ate Strata "EC.V p-n. SSSa".';
inss. wmposiuon Books, Black-board Erasefs? Tabletl atT
SCHOOL BAGS,
Of every description at prices that can't be'beaten;
They have haa three clerks marking
uown me price of goods on hand in
order to sell them out to mat
We Are Known -as;- Headquarter
teousattoStion sid wegoantesoarS.m!? Pptand wu !
wted. sSpeoiS ptoM wd a. re?
RALEIGH QTATIOrJERY CO.,
' W G. 8EPARK, Manager.
. FayettevUle Street
Pbinck Itdbbidb, of Mexioo, a resi
dent of Washington for many years,
has been challenged to mortal oom
bat, if report be true, by Robert Nev
ille, a well known club man of Wash
ington. The prince has accepted the
challenge, according to the story,
and seoonds have been chosen. The
principals are members of the Met
ropolitan Club, and it was there, it
is said, that the insult which led to
the challenge was given. Neville
and Itorbide were sitting, with sev
oral others,disou8sing horsemanship.
Iturbide declared that as a horseman
he was more than the equal of the
best vaquero of the broad plateaus of
old Mexico. He told of feats that he
oould do that Wm. F. Cody's most
fearless riders do not undertake and
so these two will probable try their
prowess at arms to prove their prow
ess at horsemanship. -
Is now ready to make up Suits for
Fall and Winter. He has a fine selec
tion of
Suitings and Trouserings,
Call at 134 Fayetteville street, up
stairs.
sep 8 8m
Must have care or they'll surely
ever, tney will show the neglect they I
ouuui u miiKi uw cieoit noon ineir I
- i
decay
IVotice of" Exfecutlon
Sale.
Nosth Carolina,
. Wak Countt.
Kt virtue of an mmHm iKhmii
nie from tbe Superior Court of said
I ouuiiky uu a judgment ui lavor or A.
I Strauss, plaintiff, and against Ed
M. Bledsoe, defendant, 1 will, at 13
WE ARE SOLE AGENTS SFS? 5o?oft-S
v"JA,J" I COUntv in BaleiffC. sell at nuhHa ann.
I tion to tb highest bidder for cash, to'
For these Fens In Baleigb. Our line of satisfy said execution, all the right. I
I title and interest whlnh ih. ,.M I
JaCSSrs. Thomaa Uitii I mwaui.
abled to sell goods as cheaply as they u Tftk,e cw of nd preserve your teeth
uo, ana increase the numhar nr th, I
salesmen and the volume nt thir k.. -i
nest because thev are tha i. .j
wealthiest furniture dealers to the wh,oh V;1 whiten the teeth, harden the
ooum. ,ah idea of the ertmtt t th.i. 5".rAi"i "". e impart a
'Simpson's Dental Fluid,
biismessin.Ti rn;.::-:.r-D" Wypaot to tbe breath. - One
, r. - v ui wiiow-i wuii wm convince you or its Bupe-
noniy oyer ail otner liquid dentifrices.
Ga.
mi list 01 Ianra Snnthorn .ih
which they .have branch bouses:
THOMAS MAXWELL , '
' " - " Cnarlton, s.a
voiumbla,
" Savannah.
" " Augusta..
" Atlanta,-
" Maoon.
"" " Columbus,
- " Americu. s P
" . ., charlotte, N. 0.
" . " " Baleigb. -'."
V " Richmond. Va.
And other stores that we have not
space to mention, but will do so later.
Ths Washington Post comes to
the defence of the South and her ad
vantages to immigration. It says :
Everybody knows that there are
tracts of almost worthless land In
tbe South. . The same is true of the
' North, the East and the West But
there are millions of acres of good
land in the South that can be bought
: at very low figures.. Vne South has
, almost every variety of eoiL Every
edible thing that can be produced on
.farms in the North grows luxurJ-
. antly in the South, Jf properly eared
, for. This fact, considered, in con
nection with ths important products
that are peculiar to the South, for
' oibly attests the agircultural superi-
oirity of that section. The notion
that only cotton will grow in the
cotton States is nonsensical. ; Form
erly, many of the ootton planters
found it profitable to buy their corn
from the North, but in recent years
U. J have varied ttt.r crops, and
are now raising all the cereals.
M. Bledsoe had when said judgment
was docketed or has since acquired in
uu w wMnruug rot or parcel or land
juow duuui n iun wrfgriie 11 alts or
the CitV Of Baleiffh arnraaaM anil arifh
in Raleigh township, bounded and de-
ao wuuwa to-wit: un Ult
norsn oy ie north line of thepartition
deeJ of Mary 8. Hunter to Martha O
and Mofes A Bledsoe, recorded In tbe
BegUter's office of Wake county afore-
u io uu page otss; on ins esst
by the west line of ti e deed of Sim-
uuua liMci mi jioses a. iiieasoe.
recorded in said Register's offlosin
book IB on mum JOT. m tha .th k-
the north line of the two deeds of
nuavs a. ana Martha u. Bledsoe to
ueorse r. ixwKe, recorded in said
Refflntar'a nffim In hnnk on nam. aaj
" Wl
sell to toe hirtert hw3r TF fB respecuve y. nd on the" west
I J jm V . . . wwwwi UT U1B mTAirAVIlIA roOil Mnreinin
SCHOOL SUPPLIES
is not equalled In the city.
Alfred Williams & Co.
Mortgage Sale of Land.
By virtue of power conferred on me
by a certain mortgage, executed by 14.
U Edwards and wife, 8. T. Edwards,
bearing date of February 28, 1888, and
duly recorded In Registry of Wake
county in Book No. . 101. page S0SL
March 14. itaa T hu An liJZtZZ KT
, na-ag VU JUVIIUNJ, JW
court house door in tbe city of Ealeiirh.
wu w me mgnest Wdder for cash tbe
iJ i rtR8ge aescribed, sita-
.v.v m.mm Aviruouil' TV sULQ
county, and bounded is follows, to wit:
yu,"f i m J- jb. jrsson's
line and Madison Privett'a corner,
thence nearly east to a stake In J. O
thence along said Edwards' line nearly
north tn a otjika Jnhn p.'.
thence west to a stake on the road,
thence nearly north along said road to
- v wwbiw jLuaes nne, tnence
nearly west with said Duke's line to a
pine, J. R. Barnaul's corner, thence
nearly south with said Barbam's and-
"u wt a siase, nuke s corner
Uience nearly west to a biack gum, J.
U. Fason corner, thence nearly south
With said Faann'a Una 1 1 fK. K.lni
. . .v w wuv utjtiuuuii.
containing eighty-nine acres, more or I
"f ' " Attorney.,
Johw M. Ciucnshaw, Mortgagee.
Raleigh N. C Not s "iswi 7
Administrator's Notice.
Having qualified as administrator of
the estate of Miss Mollis A. HiU, de
ceased, lata of Wake county, this lis to
notify all persona bavin claims against
uieimtu rtiiituj w present mem to the
DnriftrsiornAd nn nr f .-a imk a I
viobu in mur ox uieir recovery.
' J. C. MAhOOM.
adm'r estate of iMigs Mollie A, Hili
R. T. GRAY, Attorney.
Oct. s It w- w
out eight acres of land, more or less.
November 1, 1806
Wailaarwajafcit. Mam I
"'osliavaiaObas.sbaaMSvaMta
Tours for honest goods and low prices,
THOMAS :& MAXffFII.
With Avurrtlilnfw A at- .... . . . 1 ,.vw,:rv. .
vast eonstitoeaer. and k.i i. f." "ff?" "h'hss ballt ap oar
I season. : r ' gratifying volants season after
.YOUR MONEYS FULL VALUE
Is considered fai mA .i-i.. j..,,: ' N, -
tt. Simpson's Pharmacy, p?-winr,r:S!f
r , ' pnrts will, ws think make evid.ai ifc. .! "?1B ?" ow."-. r" '"peeUoa of
sbovs prlnslpl, or rstber oar ImproveenTc, it. " pUtd
As stylish, hsadsoms sod sew ss it Is nnahu i. i .
"... w .A t., IM 1SSK w V " '
GENTS' FURNISHINGS AND sW?
AO mini Ka.. j" a. .; .. .''v;v a..,. .,-.
.u ti. fs.hi;B;bi;ieVtrr.;,TngK ' pi
. ess show you np-td.ts atnff !" I'l!. with th. mH
Prepared only by
WILLIATl SIMPSON
(Pullen Building.)
USB SIMPSON'S LITER PILLS sad I
ECZEMA QISTMEBfT. C, '
Mortgage Sale.
By authority of a oiortgage from
William Pnmma. nnj rR..
his wife, recorded in Book 128 at pass
895, Eegister of Deeds office for Wake
Mnnt T will as-
Bfl W. Uvit. yoo'r .rhT .' " WOr' ty th ,Mh,""- - tod.;
Gross & Unehan.
-- Favettevillo Ctreet.
's beat 100 Men's Shoes on ft,
lM"dnom oal&kin. donirola
tope, all leather trimmed, aoUd leaSS
soles with Lewis Cork Filled SoJesT ;
j . Demm7 Une workman- I n
ship and woartag quaUtiea, Your choice J m"l
vi Saaa MUSI IM HWIULT KAbIbI tmmm .J E . I
Lucy
niKhest bidder for cash, a tract of land
m - vary townsnip, wake
county, containing ons inm mom nr
less, described as follows: Beglnninx
ohiu oiuiiounr line.
wuuu o-i iiuiea to a StaaSL
thence east 18 14 poles to a stake
North 8-4 poles to atake ii Jones'
Une.. Westie 1-4 poles to the begin-
p.OUyearid wlfe,a B. Olive, to Wll.
liam Msyneld on the sath day of
Decern her. iaka n.(mmMi.n.i;
hv tn aairi Huu1 tKiK i. .....
ham Plummer from Haywood Sogers
: Johk L. Goodwin,
bct5i,td. 1 Mort
TLe.De wilder;
n
in - Z"1" wwb, also BMiae .TKXlifO
g1 "lyna IllXatod Monthl.
aw.cach amaoBUinina a Pmo r Hunie. Vnnl
Sale of Land Under Mortgage.
PMOMF SO C
ana wearing qualities. Tour choice
Of all tha nnrwila. t- ... .
Inga. T -- auu laeun.
ftllY n&ll sVwifttlw.a a. ' . .
Wda"1"1?06 PoUcy f Kpod for
- Wmp Taatat laJJ a
Shoes, and go issued free.
SOLD BT
Whitin.gr H3roo
y virtue of power conferred upon
Muncriim tevMnft a..; a ,J
UUI UTH1WP IB
BC3T":
ANTHRhClTZ-
J re ft fifnfj ivinf
' S. Jaa
fSEASC.'JTO
OAKmNE
; .ANY LIHGIH
A'1)
j ..ytwui. wuifl4 DA IU II
auiy recorded In Kegistry of Vr'skel
wl,l nfTr fnr ..l. tT- A?-. 1
7i -::-: v""" wii iu lue I
I " 7"""" ",1 iu., mo iana as-
i j i '? morrgase, sdjoinr-g the
x.nena sua otners, lyina
in Barton-s Creek township, said coun;
tV eMd fllATA and WirtM SAnatAl. J.
scribed in said mortgage, which for de
scription etc , is made a Dart hnnr
baid trsct of land contains J20 acres
mors or less. B. Montagus,
Sept 23 '85.' Atty. Mortagee.
Continued to October 80th.
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(JOLLECTOB'S OFTrCaV '
KAXE1GH, N. C,
Nnt.fOA IB hnrnnv rinn n9 KA --j
of one barrel of corn whiskey at 8milh.
ubiu, . irom i eivington and Dick
ens nn Auo-nat a
live boxes of Tuani) factored tobacco
August .10, ,15, sliiptd by T. .8. Dale
a, ka) , la'iKin l oin .a, . (J.
rnr.rT!.?0.,,,i? .Mwie, Vol
Drmiti ttte New. Bod Portmtta of Pretw AotnamZ
Mou.hold, Toilet h! FnoT Work HlntTSTfJ
SaantnliBBU far younwlf.
UB RJBW IDKA CO..
- - 1441 Broadway. IwwYoHiCui..
IB hwkm. usoai
IWibniiMat uunkiBl and fuhloa IroriMl la
wiooTer,continitic froin ta to lw-ln piroM
SLTS T awwunwntal inito, bc.l. rlr or
b U JBM-, $1.60, auupk, copy, JO M. auunB
; ,"' " CWCal ECHO CO
iwbj- ineatr BnUdins, Hew To
ubbtbi
Aog e.
ATC9T
Or
Anv rwratn rluimiMi. a n o into.. t
ISBid articles above rtfscribfd will file
wnh me clnira in tmrtv davs as prr
MV'fd in SfM-!iiin Snil li. S . or'nnn i.
! " s I si 'coverv
w ,J I THKAGC.
- mi rWM'fC
I Wiil be forfeited.
"M ia 1 tn 4 ri.n Tm
uate in i.r; o nik t-
t.n tmK i Vl-,t
; Mil n.bi, : - j
. f-ut t n.sil, . ,.. !, j ,,
raceii of Dnu. &i ...
For sale by John T.
a m"k. " x v . ..
ITS;
A BIG SIGN,
not it .
fact and will Viki. ""'"'K" 8 a larirs
.rof'Ute frj
chane property In this town. voE P1
rnat A "rise wmor-
i'ZJL. 7-U bsdm e r,turn.
in tk. r2r " 'w,,ys the n ul mpn
tow.mT'!ni,yt- In,f wiks
. vuuivo pruperues
On Easy Terms.
Several larro" . .
rent. Apply to' WUTOU,BUt aon7 'or
Eilisglca & Co.
loct4 SCd
iBsurance and Ueal Estate Agt.
gtat. 7
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