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I.ocfel " 1 r V I hours ending at
H a. m. I lidxiiiiiiia tempera
ture, i; I in 'iuia teuipmturtt, 41;
.Uaiii-tml. 0.ua
PKItSOXAU
Prof Metre left for Suffolk this
morning on professional basineee.
Mayor Russ has gone on a visit to
Lynchburg, Ya.
Mr. Joha B. Kenoey returned this
morning from the AtUnta Exposition.
Messrs. D. G. Cooper and J. B.
BriJgers, of Henderson, arrived in
the eity today. ';
Mrs, B. C. Bogers left ths morning
la answer to a telegram announcing
the sever illness of her grandmother
who Uvea in Oak Forest, Va. -y
Captain Thos. Ward, a brother of
Mr. Frank Ward, and a captain of an
ocean steamer plying between San
. Franeisso and Japan, is In the city
visiting his mother. ,.
Mr. Charles Ward, a brother of
Mr. Fronk T. Ward,1 ta here from
Denver on a visit. Ha la engaged in
the drag business in Denver, where
he is doing well and has many friends
here who extended him a eordlal wel
come to the city. . '
v Comparisons of Football Boores.
The University of Virginia Tues
' day defeated Richmond College at
football by a score of COtoO. One
half was thirty minutes; the other,
eight. The gam is of local Interest
because U. N. C. has played the same
team, defeating it, after forty minutes
of play by a score of 86 to 0.
'. , Comparisons ' in football, however,
are of little importanee. For in-
stanee: Harvard beat Cornell SS to Oj
Princeton defeated Harvard 10 to a;
, then Cornell held Princeton down to a
0 to 0 soon. Bichmond College had
played a hard Stama with T. X. L the
day before h met Virginia,
Caip Slew HI Broth.
Governor Caii today offered r
, ward of $100 for the capture of M.
C. Cain, who on the seventh day of
last Amtust murdered his brother,
W. F. Cain in Davie oounty. .
The name would seem to indicate
that the slayer wag one of the de
scendants of the Biblical fratricide.
Bad the slain brother been named
AbeL for once might history have
repeated itself. .' . ; V" i.
Now Mr. Cain la very likely in
hiding, Waiting to surrender himself
at the prooer time to his friends and
use the hundred so kindly (riven by
the State to wrest his release from
the stern old common-wealth.
$17,60O REFUSED.
It Is Bald This Offer was Refaaed for
Patchen, the Pacing; Stallion.
Since Joe Patchen placed his vain
able hoofs on North Carolina soil,
covetous eyes have turned towards
the pacing " phenom." ; 1 ?
Brood Rock stated that Mr. L
Banks Holt was negotiating for
Patchen and would in all probability
secure him. Today it was stated that
Mr. W. Reynolds, the big tobacco
manufacturer, had offered $17,600 for
the animal, but that the proffer was
refused. It was also stated that 120,.
000 was the price set for the horse by
the owners. w'.v.'-V,i ,
It will be remembered that a re
ported offer of $20,000 for Gentry was
refused. '". ,;;-. :"
Just whose property the noble
Patchen Is, is not exactly known, but
it would seem that he is very likely
to come into possession of a North
Carolinian. . ' .
Federal Court Two Weeks Off.
Mr. Clifford Carroll, chief clerk of
the marshal's office and Chief Deputy
Hannah returned from Wilmington to
day, where they have been, at the Fed
eral term of court. Both of them are
op to their eyes in work, bat they
will be up to date when Federal oourt
convenes here two weeks hence. The
docket is a heavy one. ":.'."
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3 licnimmon & Co.
A Living Curiosity.
in v
Found
To be a fact trot Jnimwn & Smith can
make photora: stnat are unfmrpasa
e.l by any an at in the protesaion.
Prices reasonable. . n
Our Butter Cups, Peanut Brittle,
Cream Almonds aud Taffy are the best,
mo a pound.
4-iw BarbeeA Pope.
-" Dissolution of Copartnership.
The firm of Barbae & Thompson is
tins day dissolved by mutual consent,
Mr. Alt A. Thompson retiring. The
business will b continued by Mr. K.
U. Barbae. .,
(Signed) E. B.BAR BEE,
-ALF A. THOMPSON.
Baleigh, N. C, Oct. no, 1895.
Under the advice of my physician I
have oucluded to retire temporarily
from business ana Deg to coraiaiiy
commend Mr. E. B. Barbee. who con
tinues the butjiness of Barbee
Thompson, to the patrons of the old
firm. My connection with Mr. barbae
is severed with sincere regret. Not only
as partners, but friends, our relations
have been, without exception, thor
oighly cordial. With every facility
for conducting the business, an entire
knowledge of toe wants of uie trace.
and a fixed intention to give value re
ceived, there is every reason to assure
those iriteres'ea mat dealings wan Mr.
Barbee win be entirely satisfactory.
Aur A. Thompson.
I desire to thank our patrons for
pat favors and solicit a continuance
of the same with the assurance that 1
will do my best to please them.
E. B. Barbxx.
"-' :V: i .: Agenu Wanted
Everywhere. $6 a day. Marion Bar-
land's New Book. "Home of the Bible.
Over 2,000 new photos; nearly fiOO extra
large pages. Just the book for the fall
and holiday canvass. No experience
needed. For particulars address His
torical fuo. u H fnuaaeipoia, ra.
OctlOtf
lioat Bank Stock. . -
Ealkigh. N. 0.. July S3. 1805.
The nndersitrned hereby gives notice
that sue has lost, or her late nusoani.
tv.X4.ii. bmitn. nas lost, iwo cerun
cites of shares of the capital stock of
The Citizens' Back of Norfolk. Va..
numbered 40 and 8a respectively, the
farmer for three shares and the latter
for twentv-two shares of said stock.
and wishes them returned to her if
found. Mrs. Mart U. Smith,
Executrix of Wi VI. H. Kmith.
octlB am . . Deceased, Baleigh, N. C
Madam Besson desires to call the at
tention of the public to her new stock
of fall and winter Millinery for ladies,
misses and children. - Infants' caps,
sacques, notions, etc ctltf
On Satnrtlav - afternoon near Mr,
BoushaU'a otlice a b. The finder
will be rewarded by leavintt it at bis
oMice. Also lost on Monday morning a
gold cross. Finder will please leave
and set reward at 228 North McDowell
street. . , u-it
For Beat. : .
Two office rooms, second floor, over
drag store. Apply to J. juai aooDitt,
rnarmasist. , ut
Five Boom Cottage for Rent. .
Cm McDowell street, between Morgan
and Hargett. Foesession can be bad
immediately. Apply to B. F. William-
son. . novu-M .
We are now makinc in their nerfec
tion the 'original Feanut Brittle and
Butter Cups.' We invite comparison
with other makes. BOxBTEB,
Smoke the Beet.
If you the finest cigar on earth desire.
r or AQ vaioiem you naa oest inquire.
(jnnvalied it stands, -without a par,
'ine aa valorem oc cigar.
Of choice Havana Ad Valorem is made.
A RaleiEh product of tlie highest grade:
i it lor a jfnnce, a xn aooD or ue anan.
XheAd valorem ac cigar.
Tn all leadinor resorts, bear in mind.
Norwood s Ad v aiorem you wiu nna.
For Boquet and Aroma, known near
and iar, '
The Ad Valorem 6c Cigar.
A sk for "Ad Valorem" wher"ere vou go
Its one navor win piease yon wen, i
Know: ,
No drugs or chemicals your nerves to
jar
In Ad Valorem Co Cigar.
To "J. M. Norwood, Baleigh," your or
ders send, ,
On Quality you always can depend:
Order by the thousand, case or car,
xne aa v aiorem oo cigar.
No Hands
.No Hands
Have been hosier than ours have of
late. And what doing? Closing ont
the business of D. T. Swindell, de
ceased.
Sad Work, Indeed,
: Sad Work, Indeed,
To have to sacrifice this magnificent
stock of goods, bat it mast be done
and that AT O.N CE. Step in here and
participcte in the GEEAT SLAUGH
TER. For le One eake of pureeastile soap.
which others ask yoerbo for.
For 8a Three cakes (one box) Butter
milk and Cucumber soap,
worth to anyone 15c
For 11.25 Mpq's pure gum coats,
sizi-s S to 5, all nw and well
made. Tlrs coat would be
ehi-np at ; ' CD, tot e want
to t' i"ll.
For 13c Toys' ei'.a lf-y hool or
t'-r -lg t r . - I ; -e n 1
h i r i i :. z:-j
" Wanted.,
A reliable, active pi" or I 'y
to travel for rmihi j, e- - 1 -t.
Salary $7M). py . . v t..id
money advanced inr i.i- . , . n
tion sitiaiiy. h ihu-ci I.ucite
sWf S'1'Sreiid S"um" I enve!i.(e. u.
E. Hi.oS, I'resiueut, Chiv..'0. tf
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AND
The handsomest Steel Range ,
'.."'.'made. It Is
"THE JEWEL."
See our new , .
Cicccll Grates
" We nv '
3 Bicycles
' On easy terms
; V Baby Carriages
At sent price.
Xhos. H. Brlss & Sons,
. RiXKOB, N C
septniv
Langwisch's
Fatpowder
P1ITK, BRUNBTTB Ann WHITE.
It is the only cosmetic that imparts
to the skin the everlasting "bloom of
yonth." It so closely and invisibly ad-
neres to ice ssin mat it constitutes
A Genuine Toilet Secret.
Ladles are always delighted to pro
cure Langwisch's Powder.
Jas. r.IcKi.HmOn Ci Co
, 18S FayetterUle St., .
' '. . ' Raleigh. O. 1 . ' J,v
We call vonr
attention to our
complete 1 neof
Misses' and
Children's
Shoes, v
Misses' Calf Spring Heet, best -
shoe made for school, . . S.i5
Misses' rtent Tip Needle Toe,
Spring Heel, very stvlisn, . s.zo
Mixses Patent Tin. Bprinir, 1.50
The nomilsr Kid TlD SrtMDB Heel
Shoes for Misses and Children at the
following prices:
M18IMS, 11 10 . Vl.'lh. r .
Cb'ld's, $15 and 1.60l
Infant's Soft Sole Button Shoes
and Moccasinsy- ; ':
50
vVf fr
134TtTettevilIe Street,
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Five Cent C." , i-.
In i lacing t!ie ;
Cigir before t '
fee' Its'.'-?.. I iu t
1st: e A " i.f .
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Furniture rm ' i ' ' S isn't what it iv i
to be. Ihi si n a vast l" -
nient in niv t . and the ch Jl t
been as inn. i i r increased c.i. t
as lor grew! r i in designs mi -
ftHllce ill Hi 1 lilllt. ReCeUt :!:! '
aieniHii.i .mvmeuts, ft v, n
fm t we c i i.--it our exbnut is tiie
drnionstn n. vve carry a comme.
bensive sht. including all lines, end
invie attention to our- prices Wr
have no leader; every ertlcla we rffer
leads in both q lalitv and price. Every
tiling is marked to insure a ready Bale.
Come and see for yourself and we feel
sure you will join the multitude in
saying that our s'ores " heaiinmn-t""!
for the LATJiT. Bi-.vr and . ,o -r
STYLISH COOPS . aud lor LOW
PItlCKS . . .
Thomas 5c flaxwell.
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Frank Stretch's
Carriagc-llr.r ncss
, REPOSITORY
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IIORCI3
, EMPORIUM. -No.
S19, 821 and 823 Wilmington SU,
"t AUCTION
Commission Merchant.
Manufacturer and Sealer in Buggies,
Carriages, Road Carta, Farm
. and Spring Wagons.
HORSES COUGHTf SOLD
i We are prepared to fuminh the nicest
turnouts in tn e City in I.'i ' t Livery.
Also can furnish good hail i.e liorses.
You can buv a gtmd horse or Mule
at public or private sale at my stables.
FRANK STR0::CH.
Novll
C'H.
II X UVij
, FANCY GROCERS, v
5203 ITsaveiteville Gt.
Just received a shipment, of Soda
Cracters. Mux Lunch, Oyster Crack
ers and ( 'ak.es ALL FBfcMi-
Uuckwleat, Oatmeal, Oak F'nkes,
Hounny I lakes, lam-e and small Lum
iny. 1'reserves 1 v t a pound or in but
tles at very low t-rnvs.
Fresh Lpcrs. Cuickens and Turkeys
always on baud.
OUR MEATS ARE THE EEST
Ewlft's Oriolos ITam and Ilre:Vfist
Paoon always in x h Ic Webenu.e n.e
best brands of co. es only. in" "a,
Mocha and Java, Arbuckle's aud Ltsv
erlng's J&.L.Q. are our brands.
II. J. Eein's - Sweet zz.1
Zz'zt rickeb
Always in si oik. -Our Flours a s
strictly the best ' v.
ACME,
DAN VAIXFY SUPEBLATIVJI,
NORTH fei A1E and
OESOTA are the names. Money
refunded if any of Uie above brands uo
not suit.
Fresli f Jaueace
(All pork) arriving daily. 1
lowest Drices and Dromut deliverv is
our mot.t
Loose Buckw 7
Uive us a tc.ai.
t 5c per pound.
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This is a copy of arvor Jer we receive i
fiis mori icg. Everybody knows that
with a "Ilagey King Heater" there is
no f reezing.
' MUCH HEAT-LITTLE WOOD"
JULIUS LEVIS
HARDWARE C0"P.:.Y.
Not 4-ly ... -
DO YOlfe
SEE CLEARLY ?
If not come and ex amine our stock of
Eye Glasses and fjieci wift; We have
jum auuea tins line mm imv" some vei y
attractive prices about bait what you
have paid heretofore.
COME AKP EXAMINE T1IEM.
HICKS, & ROGERS,
" Prescrtotlon DrugKlsta.
TII13
Connecticut;.; Mutual
Is now offering to Insurers the very
best forms cf insurance tliat can be
written, providing as they do botn pro
tection and iuveM. ment uion the best
and lowest possiiile twins. AtUintion
is respectfully caiied to its
"LOW RATE ENDOWMENTS"
at 69, 65, 70 and 75, wit h Cash Surrender
Va'ues in 10, 15, etc, years, the l-it
and most desirable Kii'lowo nt Insur
ance ever issueit. Lne and Lmni-4
Life Foliciea also contain 1; i ;;6 1 h u
Surrender Values, stipulated in tne
policies and forming a part of tbe con-
tract. - '
It maintains a higher standard of
solvency than is employed by any other
Company or any state Jei artinent in
this ouutry, having in lti-i voluntarily
adopted a . - ... .
3 Per Cent Reserved
thus making its contracts the safest
and most valuable ever oh ered.
All policies are by their terms non
forfeitable after two or three pay
ments, not even requiring surrender in
case of lapse, and Bunh policies partici
pate in annual dividends. The Cunh
burreuder and 1'aid Up Values are
plainly stated in each policy, thus
avoiiiii'i? ad m',"indei'nlanci!i'g or dis-
anmiiiii.i.ieut. '1 ue a"is 01 we un-
pi,ny r- . ectfully Sin '-it correinond- j
ence u anyone T t utin r in.
forms i n. Good, couseivauve B iis
wautisd in each county.
S. D. VAIT,
General Agent, Haleigh.
Notice Ly Executrix.
rTaviv onaliPr'i as the Pxeev'-'x of
t'iel. t Millard 'i neiit ot . T.
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l-.'rut i "ir r"i'i'V!- y. 'i - n n to
in. y .i mm.- s !! . I to Mud I.
t, i ii pio l' i' i.ttoli'e.
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- J WiuJow i La jes, sr
6 -o.
. 10-4 while F.'ai,ketM, CO a pair.
10-4 white I-Wokels, 51 r. X
10-4 white I'.laukets, 3 i't.
10-4 white 1'liiBkets, iif .).
10-4 eolortsd l,;ackel, Jl-00.
All sliailes, U a yard, worth JI.53.
vt4i, .
A lare manufacturer has sect ns a
lot to be sold- They are very ehtap.
Boy one before the assortment is
broken.
600 down Ladies' Handkerchiefs
three for 6 cents. ' ,
Fine Millirery Goods
100 down Sailors, 10, 20, 25, 85, 60,
75o each.
. 50 Lillian Eassell Bailors. Frenoh
f W y want a Suit of Clothes mads in flrHt-olaae style look at onr stock
of Suitings. We can save yon 5 per eent. and pive you a Brat c'shb fit. A II
kinds of repairing and cleaning dune at short nouee.
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I.s -Vi-s' K:ibd Vrht, : woita f !e
L.ii-s' wool r.:tlied VhhH COe,
wor U V-o. ,
' t's wool Fobbed Vents, E3o,
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'. ..i t 0res Goods we s.y thai onr
sto k is f !it.o!s and as eLu.ip as the
eLeaneit,
C' - n r --I
On theue goods we have had Urge
sales, because we sell them cheaper
than any other house la tows.
5 Toilet Sots, tea pieces, 3.C3
worth ll.CJ.
WOOIiLCO'tT & SOU.
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el. t. J 'Ivcry. Give us a tilitl an 1 we
MARSHALL, rro