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TUESDAY. KOTBMBER : SB, , 1888.
FUSION IN NORTH CAROLINA.
- It ia given out that on ThankBRiv
Ing night there Will be held in this
oity grand oonolave of the lights
' and leaders of Fusion from all over
the State and, that the Grand Mo
gala, including Batler, Mott, Harris
and the others will -all meet around
the oamn-flre. " It remains to be seen
whether the calumet of peace will
be smoked , but we bare no doubt
that all will be lovely. Our worthy
friends of the Populist or Republi
can persuasion whose platforms and
tenets are as wide apart as the poles,
now that they have aooomplished it
once, will hardly fail to again band
themselves together in any sort of
paradoxical and . unholy affinity
which will keep the Democrats under
in this State. In this connection it is
interesting to note the following In
terview with Congressman Tommy
Settle whioh we find in the Balti
more Sun from that papers' Wash
ington correspondent
The Sunpaper's correspondent sag:
" "Representative Settle, of North
Carolina, has arrival iathaoity and
is aooompanied by Representative
-: Pearson, a new repulican member
from that State. To a representative
of the Sun, Mr. Settle said, oonoern
' in political affairs in his State :
"There is an iron-bound compact
..... between the republicans and the
populists, whioh will continue to
grow stronger regarding State offl
oea. The two parties nave oeoome
so thoroughly united with regard to
State affairs that party lines are
not considered at all, and the com
bination is the fusion party pure and
simple. There are no indications of
disruption, and no factional di
visions. ' We will work together and
Tote together for the control of the
State, without letting any jealousies
interfere with our success. There Is
. absolutely no chance that North
Carolina, will ever go democratic
again in a State election as long as
the present political conditions exist.
. "But the combination will not be
carried into a national campaign.
Next year there wilt be three eleo
toral tickets in the field in North
Carolina, the republican, the popu
list and the democratic, and the re
publicans will win. Of this I have
not the slightest doubt. There are
more republicans in ths State than
r populists and more populists than
demoorates. The populist party is
made up almost entirely of men who
were formerly democrats, and it has,
so depleted the democratic ranks
, that there is absolutely no prospect
of democratic success." , '
.' Apropos of the above smooth re
marks it may be observed that they
are very oharaoteristio of Mr. Settle,
but it mar be noted that be Is talk.
lng now upon a little different strain
than that which he adopted when
t ne was last in xiaieigu mua wnea ne
'. said that the Populists oould not do
anything else but fuse with the Re
publi oan party and that their salva-
tion was dependent upon it 1 .
. Editor Hal Ayer, of the Cauca
sian, Senator Butler's paper, says
campaign will be conditioned upon
- the unqualified endorsement by the
Repullcan8 of the free coinage of
silver. We shall see what we shall
see. ' . ;iVS - 'r ' '
Tnx director of the mint has sub-
m'tt J fcts report to the Secretary of
t' a TV ,"1 - ury. The value of the gold
c 1 at tba mints a".dt 'ny cfa
c J ' the -,l year was 137,.
4 of v L: Ji i,o,ta,i7 were
r ' .. !rM,f.2were
deposited was 115,714,365, of which
$ 15,231,700 were original deposits and
$479,665 re-deposits. The ooinage
during the year was, gold, 143,933,
475; silver dollars, $3,956,011; sub
sidiary silver coins, 15,113, 469; minor
coin, $712,594, a total ooi nage of $53,
715,549., In addition to the coinage
executed gold bare went . manufac
tured of the value of $43,153,370 and
silver bars of the value of $10,34145
The average London price of silver
bullion was 39 pence, equivalent to
63.8 cents. The highest prioe of sil
ver was 68 cents and the lowest prioe
09.8 cents. ' At the average prioe of
silver bulliou during the fiscal year
the ratio of gold, to silver was 1 to
83 6, and the bullion value of a Uni
ted States silver dollar was $0.49.168.
The estimated product of gold and
silver in the United States during
1894 was, gold, 139,600,0001 silver,
49,500,000 fine ounces, of the commer
cial value of 131,422,000, and the win
ing Value of $64,000,000. ; The esti
mated production of the world for
the calendar year was, gold, $180,
626,100; silver, coining value, $216,
892,300; commercial, value, 1106,622,
900. The coinage of gold and silver
by the various oountriee of the world,
so far as this information has been
received, in 1894 was, gold, $227,921,.
032; silver, $106,383,953. In his re
port Mr. Preston gives an estimate of
the approximate stock of money in
the prinoipat countries of the world.
He places the stock of gold at $4,086,
800,000, the stock of full legal tender
silver at $3,439,300,000, stock of lim
ited tender silver at $631,200, making
a total silver stock in the world of
$4,070,500,000; the unoovered notes
are placed at $3,489,500,000. .
A. D. OTuvLAC.
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Land for Sale in New Lijcht
Township, Wake County.
' By virtue of a decree of the Superior
i. win, maue tn me case or ti amson va
Harrison, I . mil), on the 16th day of
December 1895, at 13 m, sell to the
aignew oiaaer tor casn, at the court
house door of Wake county, a tract of
land in New Light township. Wake
county, amommg uie lands of Addison
Lowery. C. T. Harrison, Sandal tt.
Pearce and others, containing 66 acres,
beinir the tract formerly owned by
Oakley Harrison, deceased' ale is
made for division amongst the heirs.
Title (rood. ;v J. H. Fleming. .
novistds ,v . Commissioner,
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Irish Potatoes ever offered here. Put
up in strong bags of 160 pouDds each.
The most economical and whnimnma
rood to ne bad. oall early and set a
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DO YOU KNOW WHAT IT IS ?
HICKS & ROGERS,
Prescription DragfOsta,
Say that they guarantee It to core any
kind of Headache w Neuralgia. Go
and try it and if you are not satisfied
they will refund your money. They do
business that way.
1.000 tons on vard and on earn. rnn.
bracing a variety in s zea and kinds of
the best Owls in America at rock bot
tom cash pries
800 cords seasoned nine and oak wood
cut anv length
100,000 Shingles sawed-cypress and
! pine, for sale by . . - -
JONES & POWELL,
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Phones 41, 718, 144 , - , ' -r
New Light Land for Sale."
Br virtue ot a decree of the Superior
Court of Wake county, made in the
ease of Lowery. Administrator, vs.
Lowery et als,- J will sell for cash by
auction," at the oourt house door of
Wake county, on the 16th day of De
cember, 1896. at IS m , tne reversionary
Interest in the dower lands allotted to
Mrs. M. r. Lowery, widow of w. T.
Lowry deceased, situate in Wake
county and in New Light township on
the waters of Horse Greek; adjoining
the lands of J. M Creoshaw, Bailey
and others, being the home place of the
late W. T- Lowery, containing about f7
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I UUU18DUMM. '
novl3tds JH. FuuciKa. Oom'r.
- Sale of Land Under JUotcaxe ,
dj iinn or powar eoBferred npoa
na or varum mortgage., axaeutod
by Jobn M. Smith, whioh said mort
gage tod oly recorded la Registry of
Wake eoonty ia book No. M, pageS67
I will offer for sale to the .hie heat hid.
; aer lot easb la the oort honse door
fa Ui tfity of Haleigb. N. C, oa Mon
day, Deeember IS. 1895. at 19 m . tha
land dribed in said mortgage, ad-
Joining the lands of J. C 8 Lumsdea,
e, uoodwia and others. benlnBlnir at
a stake and pointer la Lomtdeo'e or.
theae north S degrees" 118 4-5, east
poles to a stake Goodwin's corner,
thesee north 88 degrees, west S3 nolei
to a stake and pointers, thenee eooth
( .The Press-yisltor claims to go to every fmi!y in Raleigh. Well, I'm
fflad toWw it, and that's why " ".
; I ; Waii it to Say Right; Here
That I will be glad for every family who sees this to -oail'on me for any.
thing In, the Drag Line at either of my" Stores. - ' "
R. S . V. P.
John
QQ -a a a
mr-r-r-i S t- m-roo.m .aw u poles v tne D-glB-
1 dt, ".LA KS ( .eontainlaeres, 81 pole. more
. - , jorieas in uonse s ureek township, said
Is the swell idea in clothing You aL 1 wy ana state.
- Mortgage 8ala of Land.
' By vlrtce of power ec ifermd on me
by a certain mortgage, executed by M.
I lid wards and wife, R T. Edwardn,
bearing date of February 1888, and
duly recorded In Registry of Waie
county In Book So. A01. page 60SL
March 14, 1888, I wl l, on Monday, Del
eemberft. i& at U o'clock m, at the
oourt bouse door In the eity of Raleigh,
sell to the highest bidder fr cash tie
and in said mortgage described, situ
ated in Little River Township, Wake
county, and bounded as follows, to wit:
oeguiuuiK be siase in j. a. jrason s
une ana juaaison mvett's corner,
Edwards lire and PrivetPs eorner.
thenoe along said Edwards line nearly
uwui m a aiaae, jonn rerry s comer,
thence west to a stake on the rnma.
thence nearly north along said road to
la stake, Jesse Duke's line, thenoe
! nearly west with said Dnkea tine tn
pine. j. a. tsarnam's eorner, thence
ueanv aouin Winn aaia narnam's and
Hnb.'. 1Jnn .A . 1 ,
vud m uw mj m ,wi iuKe a ouriier
thence nearly west to a black gum. J.
B Fason's corner, thence nearly south
with said Fason's line to the heclnninir
containing eignty-nine acres, more or
less, . a.r. JtosTAeus,
i Attorney. :
Jobh M. Crknstiaw, Mortgagee.
Raleigh N. G. Nov. 18U5. -
ways get it at our high-class tailoring
est abl'sb merit. The tailor can no more
be banished from clothing than the
cook rrom the kitchen. To bny ready
made att re is really as absurd a thing
to do as it would be to buy from a gen
eral rooa iaccory instead or maKing spe
cial dishes in the kitchen. People could
eat from a rough and readv assortment
of food made for nobody in purticu'ar.
Just as men do wear misfit clothing, but
is wttnin
while on
nerferttlv
fitting, well made and stylish clothes
such as we're oroducing to order In tha
cnoicesf wooiens in tne market. ,
G. 4. WALTERS.
B. F. Mohtaocs."'
' " ' Mortgegee.
naieign, a, u. Boy. 13th, 1809.
NOTICE OP SALE.
ILA.LEIGHI
Execution Kale.
By rtrtae of eieeatioa In my hands
iasoed by the Clerk of the Superior
OL JrXk XUflCK X, VU. meets of K. B. Barbee sad othern.
against C O. Ball, I will sell at pnblle
BLANK BOOKS, OFFICE and
SCHOOL SUPPLIES. ' TYPE
WEITEB 8TJPPLIE8 of all
KINDS. ,
CEDRIC LINEN PAPER
' 25e pound. -
Linen Envelopes
10c Package.
W. G. SEPARK,
anetion, for eash, at the store honse
of the said 0. O. Ball. No'a. 8 and 10
Hargett street, la the eity of Bslelsh.
N. C, on the 0th day of December.
1895, all the stoek of goods, wares and
erehsstdlse, store fixtnree, f arnftare.
ete., 8 mnles, 4 horses. 1 eolt, a lot of
tors, fodder, shucks and a lot of wood
eorded la the woods, tha property of
the said C. O. Ball, to satisfy the said
eieeotinosin my hsods. - . .
- M, W. Paob, Sheriff.
This Not. 26th, 18C5. -
' Bucklen's Arnica Salve.
The beat salve In tha worl 1 tnr enta
bruises, sore, nliws, salt rbenm. I
ver sores, tetter, r -ped hand, elsll-
Dlams, eonis ac 1 & i 'n erortinrm.
I and poeluve'y cur i ,.., or co rr y
rennired. It 11 i to i s
r-ieot eat'- . icr t uierK. i-
" 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
- Take cars of and preserve your teeth
; Simpson's Dental ' Fluid,
which will ihiten the teeth, harden the
Sums and at the same time impart a
elightful odor to the breath. One
trial win convince yon of its stipe.
riuribT over ail OLner nauia aenriTniw.
m . . -
jrivpaiea only Dy -.. - . ,- -,
By virtue of aatbarlty eooferraA ddob bm h
(wo Jaagmento at Wake Superior Oourt readefad
at February and October tenia. Use biaaaa-
Uoo wheralB W. D. Vpebnrob was plaintur and
w. u. Biaynara and otners were defendanu, I
wttl sell at pnblle oaten to the blKbest binder.
lor easb, attneeoort bouse door of Wake eoonty,
oa Monday, the eth oay of January, us, at
raenouroino'eloek.n.. a tract of buMi mtn.
ated la said county of Wake, adjoining the.landa
w b. a. uarpenter, A. s. Joaes. Nathaniel Al
ston , asd otten. containing aora and I poles,
and bounded aa foDowit Beginning at a stake
In Nathaniel Alston's lute, runs thenee south 1 14
degrees west N poles to the centre of thaFltts-
Boro road ; thenee eastwardly with said mad ur
polesi thenee north 44 degrees east S3 poles to a
siaac ana pouterst thenee south IS 1-i decrees
west tst poles to the beginning; g same being the
auu eouTeyea so Barah A. Kaynard by Allen
ataynard and wife, by deed, recorded la the
Beglstert effles of Wake eoonty, la Book w. at
-,-, J. K. HOLDING
ComuattamiL
This, Norember 18 la , v
I AfrPNIX ted everywhere for
in.UL.ll lO Manon Harland's new
uOlluav noon. "Home of th HihU'M
Rare chance to take Chi lstmas orders.
I do quicai niBlUHlUAlj Jf UaLltSH-
au cuMfA x. .rmiadelplila. Pa.
T. MacRae,
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Nov 4 It - -
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npoa me by a- certain Deed ef Trnnt
from Jobs W. Walker and Marsaret
M. Walker, his wife, dated November
22A, 1837, and record d in the ofllea
of RegiHter of Deeds for Wake eoonty.
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11. V , ID DOOK hi. PHL'S t. J. I oa
THURSDAY. Dec, 19. lc:5. -
sell at pubhs aoetioa to the highest
biddor for eaah the hnone and lot sit
uated io tha eity of Ealdigh, county of
Vake, N. C, and described s follows:
Beginning at a stale and funce
ia Hawkins' and Andrews' has
on Person street S3 f.mt from
the interserMoa cf I f! a and Pn!k
streets, raooiu.? ' -p -.r- .war.Ily
alnr j said street C J fet to'tj ermth-
ent earner cf tee f' j': '. r Cr? 'd
bod j-rT r, t!ieoec fttr;'r
alnr r t'.e l:iie of ss;d s i.ool frr;:c-'r(
1 it "t (o tl.c easiffa v',;e f a 13
fyot a' i-y, thenee sorrhwarJ y aloeg
le' s of the alley 3 f- t 6 laches
tos'aestid fence, said :.n and
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a! eorner, V
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GsuerU Agent, B-ali)!i5i.
BtAKAGElC
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