THE COTTON CROP.
r I
Norember Report of the department
of Agriculture, r !
Cotton returns to thsDspartmaat of
Agrionlture for tbe month of Novem
ber show aoyera, yield per ira for
the entire, oioa belt of 155 0 ,.nd,
distributed byStates followa: Vir
ginia, 109; North Carolina. 168: Sooth
Caroline. 141) Georgia, 152i Florida,
148; Alabama, 135; Miavlaaippi, 100;
Louisiana, 177; Teias, 151; Arkanata,
183; Tennesses, 181; ell other Statea
and Tarrltoriea, 907 ,
A large majority of the correspond
nta of the Department complain of
ahort. yield,, many reporting "half
erop," tba poorest In many yeara , or
something almilar. Tba dry weather,
whlob baa principally destroyed the
top erop in many localities and Injured
it svarywbers, baa been favorable for
ploklng, so that the libra ia generally
reported alean and In good eondltion
The damage from drought la not eon-
fined to partloular States, none being
free from It. ' : t.
' SMAIili FIGHTS IN CUBA. -
' The Spaniards Can't Advanoeon Ao-
-. oonat of the Bad Weather. -
Not. IS TThs sovarn-
meat aothorltles at Madrid 'ofBolaUy
confirm the reported minor engage
1 meat la Cuba laat week and the resent
eetivlty of the lnsurganta,dos to their
effort tO cripple the sugar-industry.
The Spanish authorities are atlll
prevented from making deoieiva for
ward movements by the condition of
the weather. r - . '
' ' Allen' O. ImprolBg.,- ; Y '
, By Telefrrapfi to the rresa-VUltor. ' " 1 '
: Columbus, Nov, 18. Thorman Is bet
ter and the doctors now say he will r
sover. - How's This? '
' We offer One Hundred Dollars' Be
1 ward for any rase of Catarrh that ean
aot be cured by Hall's Catarrh Care.
4 T 1 Cheny ft Co., Props r Toledo, O.
- We.' the undersigned, hate knows
: V. J. Cheney for the laat 15 yeara, and
believe him perfectly honorable in all
bualaeas . transactions and financially
able to earry out any obligations made
by their flm r
Win ft Tbuax, Wholesale Droggtsts,
Toledo, 0. - ' '
Waldiho. Kima ft Mabti, Whole
sale Drugs lit, Tolsdo, Ohio. ,
Hall's Catarrh Care ia taken Intern
ally, acting directly npoa the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system.
Price 75c per bottle. Bold by all drag
.' gists. Testimonials free. -
HaU'a Family are the beet v .
'Arabia was so sailed irom Its in
habitants the Arabs.
j i- , m e ".
".; Sis weeks ago I suffered I tb a vary
' severe cold; waa almost unable to apeak.
My friends all advised me to consult s
: physlelan. . Noticing Cbamberlan'a ;
Cough Remedy advlaed la the St Pto
Volke Zeltnng, I procured a bottle,
and after Uking It a ahort while waa
entirely well. I now most heartily
recommend this remedy to anyone suf
fering with a cold. Wm. Kell, 878
Selby Ave,, St. Paul. Minn. For sale
by J. Hal Bobbitt, druggist.
- Colombia was thus sailed ia honor
of Columbus. -Sj-j I
P.heumatism, neuralgia, paina in the
back or side, stiff neck, sore throat,
tonallitia, diphtheria, samps and soils
nstantly relieved by Johnson's Mag
netic Oil. Large bottles, 85 and 50
eenta. For tale bv John T. McBae,
druggists
HOW TO PREVENT CROUP
, s i r,
OMl MADIHO THAT W11X MOVB I5TBB-
. .. iffiui iv mv v - " - -OUABD
AOAISat TBI DISBASB.
Croip Is a terror to young mothers
and to post them concerning the sanss.
Brat njmptoma and treatment is the
object of this Item. The origin of
' croup is -a common : cold. Children
who are subject to it take sold very
essily and eroup ia almost sors to fol-
" low. The first symptom ii boareeaess;
this is soon followed by a peculiar
. rugh cough, which ia easily recog
nised and will never be forgotten by
one who baa heard it, The time to
aot ia when the child first becomes
. hoarse. T' If , Chamberlaia'S Cough
Bemady la freely given all tendency
- to croup will soon disappear. Bvea
after the eroupy cough has developed
i. i. , V. . k IPL.lt
no danger in giving thla remedy, for
It contains nothing Injurious. For
sale by J. Hal Bobbitt, Druggist. ,
. Moldavia took lu same from ths
river Moldao. ' " -.
, Marvelous Results.
From a latter written by Bev. 3.
Ganderman, of Dimondale, Mich., We
are permitted to make this extract! "1
have no hesitation in recommending
Dr. King'n New Disoovery, as the re
sults were always marvelous tn the
ease of ary wife. While I was pastor
. of the Baptist church at Rives Junction
she was brought down with pneumonia
Ia vvtiin,. - , Tftrrlble
paroxysms of coughing would last
hours with little interruption ana
seemed as if she could not survive
them. A friend recommended Dr.
King'n New Discovery; It waa quick in
it work and highly aatlsfactory in
result." Trial bottles free at Joha t,
-MacRae'a drug atom. Begular ait
60o and $1.00.
Bolivia waa thus called la honor of
Simon Bolivia. . .
Good advic: Never leave home on a
ii)nntK hot tla of Chamber-
Iain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea
lUmedy. For Bale by J. Hal. Bobbitt,
An Old New Plan.
Sinee it eosts an awful effort
For the prwir, lorasiek yonng man
fo loa.aMssrlrl. beaaya "Good night"
On the installment plan.
Electric Bitters.
Eleetrlo Bittera la a medicine suited
fcr any season, bdt perhaps more gen
erally needed when the languid ex
hausted feeling prevails, whn the
liver la torpid and sluggish and the
the need of a tonic and alterative ia
felt. A prompt use of thla medicine
has oftea averted long and perhaps
fatal bilious fevers , No one medicine
will aet more sorely, la eounteraotiug
and freeing the system from the mat
larlal poison Headache, Indigestion
eonatlpttioa. Dizziness yield to Bias
trie Bitter. 50a and 91 00 pe bot.
tla at John X. McKaa' drug store. '.
Java is the Malay word for "land of
nutmegs'" '"'.
Johnson's Kidney ana Liver Regu
lator invigoratea the . liver, regulates
the bowels, sores dyspepsia, biloaa
aeas, indigestion, sour stomach and
makes your bead as clear aa a bell:
S5 and eOsente. For sals by John Y.
MaeBaa -v. .
.:. The Transvaal ia the eouatry be
yond th Vaal, . . - ,t - t i'-,
All diseases of - ths skin eared and
the beet complexion restored by John,
nn'a Oriental Rnan. Berfnmed and
highly medicated. .Two cakes la eaoh
package, 95 seats; For sale by John
I. MacBa ' ' s
Peru waa named from the rlvsr Psro,
The wife of Mr: Leonard Wells, of
East Brlmfleld, Mass.,; had been suf
fering from searalgla' for two days,
aot being able to sleep or hardly keep
still, when Mr ' Holden, the merchant
there, sent her a bottle of Chamber
lain's Pain Balm, and naked that she
give it a tborDueh trial. On meeting
Mr. Wells the aext day he waa told
that aha waa all right, the pain had
left her within r.o hours, and that
the bottle of Pin Balm waa worth
$5 00 if it could not be had for lees.
For sale at 60 cents per bottle by J.
Hal Bobbitt, druggist, , - -
.Zululand la the land of the Zulus.
Itching, burning, sea iy and trusty
skin scalps of infants ele&no4 snd
healed and aulct sleep restorrd by
Johnson'a Oriental Soap,' medicinal
and toilet, - two large j eakea 86 ots
For sals br John T. MauHae.
Sumatra means the "happy land",
For Insomnia-, sleeplessness, nerv
ousness, hysteria and -all - forms of
nervous exhaustion and debility, there
is bat one remedy, Johnson's 8arss
parllla and Celery, worka . directly
upon the nerve centers and never
fails to sure. Large bottles 50 cents.
P sals br John J. MaeKae. .
Th Discovery Saved His Life.
Mr. G.Caillouettei druggist, Beavers-
Ule, in., sayst "To-Dr, King's New
Discovery I owe . my life. Was taken
With la grippe and tried all the physi
clana for miles about, but to no avail
and waa given np and told I could not
live. Having Dr. King's NswDisoovery
in my store I sent for a buttle and be
gan its use and from the first dose
began to get better, and after nalng
three bottles was up and about again.
It Is worth its weight In gold. We
won't keep store or house without It."
Get a free trial bottle at John T. Uae
Bas'a drug store. , -
"piste
AS
Htw to Attala It"
A Wonderful New
HedtoalBooMrrlttaa
for Men Onlr. On
' eonr mar be had tree
oaaptHlostion, . '-:
ERIE MEDICAL CO.
BUrTALO, W.Y. '
Sale of Valuable Real Estate.
v vfrtnA f k mrtnn deed elves bv Haniv
B. Bagwell and Adelaide Bagwell, his wife, to
Catharine Bovlan, dated January K. It and
registered In the office of the Begtster of Deeds
lor Wake county, in Book 104. page est, I will,
on the into day of November, 181-6. at 11 o'clock,
at the Court Bouse door tn Balelgh. Wake
eonnty, sell, at public auction, to the highest
Didoer i or am. uis rouu,ui uawuwu im,
estate to-wlt: A Certain tract of land situate
tn Wake county. 8t. Mary's Township, adjoin
tag the lands oIBamuel Watts. Allen sturdlvant
J. G. Dupree, Bedle Smith and others, and
moreTUliy aescnoea as iouvwb: dukiiiuiu m
nnlntfini on the Hmlthfleld and Raleixh Boad.
John Parker's (now Samuel Watts) comer near
Watts, thence with bis Hue South two degrees
went ess ensnis v a suuie. uiinoe aouui n uo
grees west n.so chains to the Wilmington Boad,
thence with said road to a pine. Allen Bturdt
vaut'a corner, thence with Bis line south at de
grees west (.41 chains to a stake. Sturdivant's
comer, thence with his line north I degrees east
seven chains to a rock, Sturdivant's corner;
thence with bis line south sa degrees west
40.80 chains to a stake ur Jack Dupree's line,
thence north two degrees east 80.80 chains to a
llghtwood stump, I J. Weather's oorner,
thence with his line south r degrees east tt.et
north 8 degrees east 6.6 chains to the Bmith
teld Boad, thence with said road to a black
Jack, Wm. Sturdivant's comer, thence with his
line north I degree cast t.Ti chains to a black
lack. Bedle Smith's comer, thence south St de
grees east 1 chain to a rock in the old road,
thence as the said road south ti degree east
m in haina tn the Bmithfleld Boad. thenee with
.h.ini tn a racK. wflauierv corner, uienov
the aald road to the beginning, containing
tot l-l acres more or tew. , , ,
Tnia WW Car OX uvufunr, irm
1 w. a BOYLAS, ,
- ,. Bxecutor of Oatharln Bovlan.
Sale of Valuable Lot of Land.
Rv virtue of the Dowers (wntalned In
a mortgage executed to. me on the 18th
nv itannmixtr. 1884. bv Austin Moss, re
corded in tlie office of the Register of
Deeds of Wake county, N.O .in Book 83;
pape 60l I will offer for sale to the higb
ettt bidder at public auotion for cash, at
the court Douse aoor in ue city ui xuu
eigh, M. C, on Tuesday, the 10th day
of December, ibho, a 101 oi tana De
scribed in said mortgage as follows,
iinw anrl hAintr in the citv of Baleieh.
kid nountr of Wake, and known and
deacribed aa followSr the lot lately
occupied by Wm. A ley Moss on the
west side of Blood wor' h street and ad
joining the lots of Wm. Gooch and
others and the same that was conveyed
to said Austin Moss by Martha A.
ixnnnp hvdtwrl dated Kovemlwr 25th.
1884. recorded in book & pave 8 n the
Kealster's oillca for Wake county.
: W. D. Buffalo, Mortgagee.
VJhat io
I , , vvvWwrvWA V VVVVXVX1 'alf WV! e4viTirta
Oaatori la Dr. Bamnel Pitcbera freiwriptloa for Infanta
; and Children.' It contalna neither Opium, Morphine nor
other Kareotle aubstauee. It la a harnUeaa aubstitate
for Paregoric, Drops, Soothlus; Sxraiwi, and Castor Oil.
, It la Pleasants Its gnarantoe la thirty yeara oae by
" Millions of Mother. Castorla deatroya Worms and allays
fereiiahneaa. Castorla prevente vomiting g0ur Card,
enres Diarrhoea and Wind Colle. I Castorla rellevea
.teething' tronblea, enres constipation and flatulency.
Castorla assimilates the food, regulates the stomach
"and bowels, giving healthy and natural Bleep. Cas
r tori Is the Children's Panaeeav-tae Mother's Friend.
. ' ; Castorla. ... '
"OssSm Ii h aa emrtlent merMolne far cbfl
wl Hothera here npoklodlr toM bm of Us
aertMaTthearcUUrraa. -
- : J . Da. a. O. Oeaoon,
Osatcria hi the Uwt rmsir tar chlldrM of
which I am acquainted. I hops the day to no
far distant when mothers will constdet the rati
i mural at their ohlldren, ud oee UutorU im
atead of ttTrlouaqnaok acetrumawhloh are
dcsii "j hit; than- loredjsnea, ay forcing opttun,
morphia, amrttiltig rrrup and other hartful
agents down their ttuoata, thereby saadtng
tnam te pismsluie grrree." .
Pa. J. ?. rrjKsraua, '
Ooawajr, Ark.
; - Ike OaattMtr Osanpaaiy, TT
W. H. HOLLO
OluunteUln9 Sy mnd BUb OS&tmanl
Ii nnequalJcd Tor JUrCezna. louer, ait-
Rhetun. Hoald Head. Wore XMpplea, cimppea
IT.. J- "Xl.l T3S f a 1H . t?4 -Dfen.
fTAaUKlsV -KbVUlUg M.UK9f AfUftUSa aVD itv,
Chronic Son Eye ud Granulnted Eye Lick
a? 1- I J ! ,u .4 OK M. Law
ngf IStilO UJ Ul Uuus) nt aw wuie oa arw
to H0B8B owmsas.
For nuttlni a bora in a fine healthy con
It, Inn trv III: HnrliT'e fnnrlirlnn Powders.
niiA Iatui rm K avfttam. Airl rlieroiitlnn. Olira '
Sidney disorders and destroy worms, giving
AM Ul .liuvuw, IWICTB iMmiinuuu, wiiiu
Mw life to sn old or iver-worked bona. 86
we re pacsaga r oi eaia by rogglsts
rOU DO NOT REALIZE
That you are In Balelgh artless you are
stopping ai we
VflSBO$0 HOUSE
The only Hotel In tbe city oonvbnlent
(
All mnmh on tbe third floor 12 00 Der
day: first and second floors $3.00 and
axooperaay.
SPECIAL WEEKLY. RATES
PBBB BUS AT ALL TRAINS.
Thousands of dollars recently expended
, provements.--U
T. BEOWN. Prop-r.
ECONOMY
Mav be necessary In many ways
wben dollars are scaroa and wants
many, but it ia not desirable to practios
it in the purchase of food, which is Ufa
ijeiow a oeixain staDaara ioou unpnr
fectly nourishes; np to that standard it
eosts a reasonable price. We never
want more than a reasonable price for
our Groceries.
RAPID SALES
Give onr customers the benefit of
close margins, We never keep any
thing that is not the best ef its kind,
and we only want a fair profit on what
we Invest In It
CHOICE GROCERIES
Always in stock and promptly do-
UTerea wnen oraerea. . .
.tt- a kvvTr- '- U C f M
CastorltL
' -. i :
Osstnrts aewll adapted techflaren that
Bassapsriavtoaeypreaortptfaa -
H. A. Aesna.lL Bu
111 Bo. Oxford 81, Brooklyn, . T.
"Oar paysleians ia th children' depart
aasnS bar apokaa highly of thenr azpsrl
eao tharr cnWde prutlce with Outorlt,
end although we only nan among our
BMdloal anppnaa what Is known a regular
prodnoto, yet we are free to coatees that the
merits of Oastoria baa woa as to look with
moutt."
tfcrma, Hnatmii Ana DiswjraBT,
BoaOB,Maaa,
Bfuray Street, JTersr Trk City,
I Avff I -
' .Ullillfl
I , L
.x4 v I I '7f
. . . I
it 'C w; I
s. : t .till I
7 'sStl lllllll I,
steam
LAUNDRY
is the best equipped and does the
most, prompt and
SATISFACTORY WORK
in the city. Send In your work
Pbone No 19
WAY h. SONS.
Hiss Maggie Beese.
Newflillinery
Ws sre now showing all the latest
and most desirable shapes and style
ia Fall and Winter Millinery. Oar
stock Is well selected, both as to
STYLE and PRICE.
There Ib a great variety in Caps
and Sailors for Misses and -Children,
All colors and slits front SSe to $3.00.
' ' - ' y&o. cil ' "!
We will be pleased te have th
ladles sail and look at oar stock.
Bvsry one will receive prompt aad
polite attention.
f.IissJVlQggieeesc
,i 900 Ffcettevllle Street. ,
BULBS
.--''".ff i-;.-::';:;, -'v.'." - :. --''ii :''-
Fot Winter and Spring
, " BLOOMING.
,
Chinese and Easter Lilies, Hyacinths
Frees! as. Narotr-sos, etc Palms, Ferns
and other plants for room decorating.
Out Flowers Boqtiets
Floral IDesig-ns.
Erergreen, Magnolias aid Shade
Trees.' -.
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It, , CTEIIJTICTZ, Florist.
North Halifax etreet, near. Faace Ia
. aututo. Jfhona 113.
ocUTla
VALUABLE FARMING LANDS
FOR SALE.
By virtue of authority conferred by a
certain Deed of Trust from B A.
Bodge and Loretta Hodge, his wife,
dated December 5th, 1890, and recorded
in the office of the Begister of Deeds for
Wake county, N. U, in Book 113, at
page 316; I will on
THUBSDAY, November Hth, 1898,
sell at public auotion, to tbe highest
bidder for cash, six (6) tracts of land
situate in Saint Matthews township,
Wakeoounty, N. C, and described as
follows: - ...
FntsT Tract eontaining 32114 acres,
more or less, being . Lot. No 8 of the
Oaston Wilder lands, and described as
follows: Adjoining the lands of said
Bodge on the south, of the late David
H In ton on the east, of the said Hodsre
on tba north and Mouse river on the
weft; and bounded as follows: begin
ning at a stake and pointers on tbe east
bank of Neuse river, about IS links be
low the mouth of a gut the south wet t
corner of Tract No. L bought at tbe
same time and place Dy Joseph An
drews, runs thence east 295 poles to a
stake In the late David Hinton's line;
thence with his line south 84 degrees,
west 140 poles to a stake and pointers;
thence west 258 poles to a small birch
tree and pointers on the bank of Neuse
river: thence up the various courses of
the river about 128 poles to the begin
ning, being same tract conveyed by
John B. Williams and wife to B. A.
Bodge by deed recorded in said office,
in Book 60 at page 546, reference to
whichismade.
Second Tract, contacting 198 acres,
more or less, being Lot No. 4 of the
Betsy Hinton farm (formerly Gaston
Wilder's land) and bounded as follows:
Beginning at a small birch and point
era on the bank of Neuse river about
six poles below Spring Out; thence
with tbe dividing line east 258 poles to
a stake In David Hinton's line; thence
with the same about 82 Doles to a stake
on Mingo creek; thence down the oreek
about 824 poies to wnere it empties into
XJn..nA l nnv. ihanM nr. Ik. n.U
about 196 poles to the beginning: being
same tract conveyed by w. B Poole to
B. A. Hodge by deed recorded in said
office, in Book 56, at page 182, reference
to which is made.
Third Tract, containing 118 acres.
more or less, and bounded as follows:
Beginning at a stake on the south side
of theTarborougb road W. B. Pool's
corner rur s south 1-2 degree west 45
pole to a stake and pointers in the
head of a small branch; thence with
said branch 89 poles to a Dice 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 larborougb road;
thence with said road 96 poles to the
beginning, being same tract conveyed
by Jennie Hinton to B. A. Hodge, by
deed recorded in sa'd office in Book 106,
at paae 651, reference to which is made.
-Fourth Tbact, containing 79 8-4
ao es, more 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 by Joseph Andrews, at
same time and place, runs thence east
witn rooie s tine m l-a poies to a scaae
and pointers on a branch ; thence nearly
south down tbe various courses of the
branch 83 Doles to a lane Dine on the
east side of tba same David Hinton's
comer thence with his line south 24
degrees west 89 1-8 poles to a stake and
pointers, the corner of the dividing line
between this lojt, or parcel, and that
purchased by- G. H. Williams, at same
sale; thence west 104 poles to a stake in
the centre of Hodge road; thence north
ward along sam roaa lis i-s poies to tne
beeinnlntt. beine same tract conveved
by Sarah K. Wilder, commissioner, to
B. A. Hodge, by deed recorded in said
office, in Book 66, at page 146, reference
to which is made.
Fifth Tract, containing; twentv-nve
acres, more or less, adjoining the lands
of Buffln Williams, B. P Williamson,
William Smith and Joseph J. Andrews,
and on the east side of Neuse river, be
ing a part of the Betsv Hinton tract
bought by aaid Andrews at the G. B.
Wilder estate sale, being the southwest
oorner of said tract according to a chop
ped line commencing at the said river,
below spring gut, at a willow; thence
up said river to above the falls at a
twin red-oak; thenoe east to a stob and
Sine; thenoe to a stob in the branch;
jence south to B. Williams' land, a
lightwood knot; thenoe west to the be
ginning, and being the same tract con
veyed by Joseph J. Andrews and others
to B. A. Hodge, by deed recorded In
said office, in Book 56, at page 807, ref
erence to which is made.
Mixth Tract, containing: eisht acres
and twenty-flve perch, more or less, ad
joining the lands of W. B, Poole, Jesse
Watkms, deceased, and others, and
Dounaea as xotiows: Beginning a
stake in centre af Hodge road in Poole's
line; thenoe with said road south 8 1-2
degrees east 26poles to a stake in centre
of the same; thence west 50 1-4 poles to
a stake; thence north 26 8-4 poles to a
stake in Poole's line; thence with the
same east;48 3-4 poles to tbe beginning;
and being same conveyed by James A.
Williams and wife to said H. A. Bodge,
hv deed recorded In said office, in Book
82 at page 90, reference to which is
maae. .
Flacx of Sals County Court House
door, In Raleigh, N. O.
Tims or Sals -12 o'clock m
ERNEST HAYWOOD,
Trubtm.
October 12 1896.
SALE OF VALUABLE LAND.
, Under and by virtu or power con
tained to a mortgage executed to me by
Robert A. Potter and his wife Sldonia
Potter, on the 7th day of October, A. P.
isaa which aaid morteas is reoorded
in the office of the Begister of Deeds for
Wake county, in Book 114, on ( age 105,
I will sell by request at tbe Court House
In Wake county, at public auction, for
cash, to ths highest Didder, the tract of
land particularly described in aaid mort
gage, which is bounded and described
as follows: Lying and being in Wake
county, North Carolina, In Saint Mary's
township, and beginning at a white-oak,
John Elliir (deceased) corner, and runs
thenoe south 232 poles to a red-oak in
111 n.-JI. I 1 1 n . . I. n n. wlfK
VV Oi. UU1U V1U lUWi IODUVI OTB, WlIM
said Band's line to the mill-path stake
and pointers: thenoe north with said
mill-path to stake and pointers; thence
east to a pine, corner of John Hitchen
er's line; thenoe north to a red-oak:
thenoe east 20 poles to a stake and
pointers; thenoe north 14 poles to a
tAka in the line formerlv owned by P.
H. Oower: thenoe with said line west 20
poles to t black-jack; thenoe south to a
rin in P. H. (lower's old oorner: thence
west to the beginning, oqntalning 80
acres, more or lees, ana adjoining we
Wm. Bryant being tbe tract of land
eonveyea by J. P. Gully, commissioner
in special proceedings, entitled J. P.
fin II i. administrator of J. O. Donna.
drwased, vs. H. Dupree and others, in
Wake Superior Court, to Robert A. PpU
Time of sale. 12 o'clock, m, on the
18th ot JNovemoer, ltwo, v
, . W. X. HOWLE,
' v MOBTOASU.
October 12,1890.
Royall & Borden
Are not Selling Out
at Cost,
Bat their prioes are much lower than THOSE SO-CALLED
C08T SALES. We have bat one prioe at all times and that's the lowest
Our" slock is. now complete in all lines of goods. No snoh stock of Fancy
Hookers, Tables, Coaches, Lounges, Medicine Cabinets. Desks, Book
Cases and Combination Cases
Ever Fihown Mere.
We are a little early, bat our 1896 designs in Carriages are bare. Only
i ' -
a glance at them will convince you that they are tbe best and oheapest
line of Carriages in Raleigh- We have them from the 13 00 Carriage to
the finest
Wben you are on the market either to bay or prioe, remember oar
store is tbe leader of low prioes. Do not take oar word bat simply call
andbeconvinoed. OPEN AT NIGHT.
MALL a BORDEN,
Si A.LEIGH, DURHAM, GOLD8BORO
UJNG
! STRICTLY BUSINESS.
WB SHADE TBE PBICE OF ALL OTHEBS IN OUR LINE.
POPULAR GOODS arelthe styles and kinds that please.
POPULAR PRICES are cash .prices, which means most goods for least
money.
Our Trade was Never Larger,
Our Stockwaa Never More Inviting.
Our Prices were Never so Low.
DRI UOODS, NOTIONS, SB0ES, HATS, COATS and CAPES.
WORTH brands our goods "HONEST QUALITY."
FASHION pionounces them the O HEOT STYLES."
ECONOMY recommends our EXTRA VALUES.
$7,600 WORTH OF DRESS GOODS AND TRIMMINGS.
Specialties in Black Dress Goods at 30c
All-wool Dress Fabrics, yard wide, 26c.
Fifty-inch Fine Wale Serges, blue and black, 48c.
Habit Clothes for Capes, exclusively our own, 68o.
Shirt Waist Silks, 18, 25, 80, 85 and 60c up.
12.300 WORTH COATS. CAPES and JACKETS tbe latest fads in all their
loveliness, STYLE and BEAUTY. Prices 2 50, 8.50, 6.00, 6 00, 7.50, 9 00, 10 00-up.
H,lw nuain siariiii snu uunaaii' . uuvm we are selling (Oaay
Rlnachnd Domestics. Brown Sheetlnas. Southern Silks. HomesDun Plafrla anrl
Caraleigh Ginghams at the MILL PRICES. Get our quotations before you
spend a cent. It may save you dollars.
$6,000 in FINE SHOES to select from Begular lines from reputable manu
facturers. The cleanest, slickest, smoothest and best wearing Shoes on this
market, .fcvery pair warranted 10 us
C. A. Sherwood & Co.
WHAT'S
OVR FAVORITE
Snuff
Why. Parson's Celebrated
BECAUSE
It Is the purest and best, manufac
tured out of select Virginia Leaf To
bacoo. The Manufacturer selects the
choicest trades of Tobacco and we
guarantee if yon give it a trial your
good Judgment will approve
41
EGERTON
' And la future you. will net no
other brand. Pat up In any alas pack
age to salt the trada' . ;V-
5oI4 Dy All Dealers.
J.1I. PABSONS, llan'facVr
' Xsw Brans wick. N. J.
for C Af H
ana Dy us 10 you.
Notice of Seizure
Notice is hereby given of the seizure
of tbe following personal property for
violation of the Internal Revenue
Laws:
July 19. 1866, one cask eontaining
eleven gallons corn whiskey.
August 8, 1805, from Yelvington &
Dickens, one cask, twenty gallons, corn
whiskey.
Octobers, 1896, from Yelvington &
Dickens, one eask, eighteen gallons,
corn whiskey.
Octobers, 1896, from E. M. Taltoa,
about forty-eight gallons, corn whiskey.
October 6, 1896, from Berry Goodwin,
one cask, about twenty-three gallons,
corn wmaaey.
ucioDer ia, rrom l uawsins,
one cask, about fourteen gallons, oorn
wbitkey.
October, 1895, from J. B, Coley, one
cask, about fourteen gallons, apple
brandy.
October, 1893, from J. H. Lewis, one
cask, about ; thirty gallons. corn
whiskey. ... , '
Anv Mrson claiming anv interest in
the above spirits will maae claim aa
Srovidad In Section 8400, B. 8 , within
1 daya or property will be forfeited.
' r. aa. euxMOMs, ioiiector. ,
novlisod -
On A BalcsBMB waniart s.aitwliero for
qP?U MAKlON HARLArlD'S MEW BOOK,
' Uome at tba BIMa." Over SOS Hsw Photos.
Pleasoa. Sells Past. Pays Bin. K siperlrnea
needed. One sold si In 20 boars. Illustrated
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Norember 9. itwa.