Cleveland on a Canning Trip.
""' President Cleveland and part, in
cluding Dr. O'Reilly, Commander
George F. Wilde, naval Moretary of
the .lighthouse board, and Corn
mander Benjamin P.Lamberton, In
charge of tbe lighthouse, distrkt
comprising the North Carolina
sounds, passed op tbe Elizabeth jes
. day on the lighthooa steamer Maple,
; ea route to tbe shooting grounds of
', North Carolina. The President
looked bale and hearty. He was
dressed In . plain business init end
ore a dark overcoat Mooned, pell
ap around the chin, v j" i -
, Tbe President, while be will not
disdain shot at oy sort of. game
that may equally turn up within
range . of hi gan, is especially in
quest of duck. 11a had with bun
two of the latett Improved guns,
fawlfH fltian craL K1 a af AnVa mnA ViAla
w svu vMuvatiiU' auwvsw iuu ay a I iioi
' These guns are bautlful specimens
of workmanship and oust tht trifle of
$660 each, j His dng were beauties.
They were" presented to him last
spring, and this is their first official
.- hunt V 'Vrg
The Maple took on supplies for a
10 days.' cruise.
.,, "' K Old People.
Old people who require medietas to
. regulate the bowels and kidneys will
. find the true .remedy in Eleetrio Bit
ters. ' This medicine does not stimu-
ate and contains no whiskey or other
intoxicant,-hot sets as a tonic and
: alterative. . It acts mildly on the
stomach and bowels, - adding strength
and siring tone to the organs, thereby
"i.. aMini .tt.M la ill A MifAniuau nf
the functions. Blectrlo Bitten is as
excellent sppetiier and aids digeetion.
Old people find it, jest exactly what
they need. - Price 'fifty cents per bot
tle at John T,- HeeBae's drag store. ;.
A brewers' combine in Chicago: will
IflakA hilM ftf Haa SK ft h&PPal.
... - aa t . . '
A "dear, soft, rosy complexion is the
desire of every lady. Why not give
Johnson's Oriental Soap a trial. There
ie nothing to compare with it as s
skin beautlfler. Two cakes in a pack
age, 95 cents. For sale by John T.
MaeBae, 4rgglst,5M-j"(- K K
' Don't expect to be free from cold
if yoa sleep in a draught.
Jn 1603 Uti aX. Qoldwater, who
owne three retail -dreg stores la Kew
X ora vity, maiiag ibwivv vb ma jrv
talue of Chamberlain's Cough Bemedy
for colds, croup end whooping cough,
ma mrmn a antim w in, aia tniunm.
It met with so much favor that he soon
fonnd it necessary to order more, and
daring tbe winter sold over two gross
of the remedy. H says it gives the
hcet satisfaction of any coign core
he has ever handled. For sale at 95
and 60 cents ver bottle by J. Hal.
Bobbltt, draggist, ' ;
, -,. .. ' '. "
, Don't expect to rise' refreshed from
aa naventilated sleep.
Itching, burning, ssaty and "rusty
skin scalps of infants lansj and
healed and quiet sleep restored by
Johnson's Oriental Soap,; medicinal
and toilet, ' two large cakes SB cU.
For sals by John T. MaeBae.
: A gas well Stroek st Window near
Boffalo Is pouring out 800,000 feet s
daj. .'y ; - vr
1 How's This?'
' We offer Ose Hasdred Dollars Be
ward for any ease of Catarrh that eaa
not be cared by Halt's Catarrh Care.
F J Cheny A Co., Props Toledo, 0.
' IWe.ithe ndeaigaed, he known
F. J. Cheney for the last 15 years, sad
k.)l... Vim narfaallv hnnnrahla In all
. baelaees transactions and AnaaeisHyH
ante to carry ohiu ooiigeturaa mmvw
.by their Arm. ''" 'r,',i -Was?
A Tkujlx. Wholesale Druggists,
Toledo, O. ,
Waxniao, KimX A Jfavni, Whole,
sale Draggist, Toledo, OhloW t lA
Hall's Catarrh Cora is tskea Intern
ally, acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system.
Price 75c. per bottle, soia oy auarag
gists. Teetimonials free.
Hall's Family Pills are theStest '
. . Hall ,Celne, t the, Bnglish novelist,
sHed from New York OJHths'Tee
tonie. ' ' ' . ".
Mabr C. T. Picton is manager of
State Hotel, st Denison, Texas,
"which the-traveling men say la one
of the best hotels In that section. In
speaking, of .Chamberlain's Collo,
Major Piotoa says : "I have ased ft
: myseil ana in my ismiiy ior several
years, and take pleasure in saying
tk.t n,M it an infullihla AllTa fnr
llarrtoB and dysentery. I always
Teoommend it, and have frequently
administered It to my guests in the
' hotel, and in every ease it baa proven
4tif nrthi nf nnnnaliflMl nndnrss
ment For sale , by J. Hal Bobbin
Druggist. ::;,. i..,,,
r . an -
- Aa engine si uoiumous, u., ran oer
' snd killed killed Nicholas Hssdlboe
father of the baseball pUyer i
-
t . The wife of Mr. D.-Robinso?j,
. AnminAnt inmiwrmin oi mnw ci.
N. Y., wss siok with rheumatism tor
- Ana nnnthi.' Tn anAalflpir rtf it. Mr.
i Kobinson says: "Chamberlain's Pain
Balm is the only thing that gave her
any rest from pain., For the relief of
n.ln innnnt.hhnt." . Man vert
bad cases of rheumatism have been
r cured by It, For sale at ou cents per
bottle by i. uai uoddih, uruKJiist.
' Br being thrown from a carriage In
' a runaway, George B. Warden, direc
. tor of Charities, of Cleveland, was
bsdly hurt.
e 1
Inlinson's Bmnlslos of Cod Live-
. Oil is invaluable In all pulmonary af--fections
snd consumptioe. It nrlch,
s the blood, restores lost tiesaeer
builds up the appetite makes sound
flesh. Pint fc'fteej $1.00. Fur ssls
by John T. KasRae, draggist.
The Seaboard's Good Work.
.The Seaboard Air Line ie loudly
praised for the excellent service tn
dered the Harylaad people, says the
Attests Constltation. . '.
It has hsadled the .crowds hand
somely asd given sack courteous st-
tentioa to every want of the excursion
isto that they arc individually entha
elastic is their praise of the service of
this excellent system of railroads -
It Is perhape tbe largest single r
earslon that hae yet beea brought to
the Exposition, asd yet the 8. A.y V.
has met the emergency jrigbt head
comely.
Perfect arrangements were mad in
adva See for the handling of the arowd.
snd tie officials of the road are to be
congratulated that tte work has been
done so eaeeeesfalty in every -"psrVe
lsr.' -v'e i
Two Llve8 Saved. "
Hi. Phoebe Thomu. of Junction Ritv
111., wss told bv her doctors the had eon-
ettmntion and that there wee no horn lor her.
bat two bottles of Dr. Kinc'e New Discover?
completely eared her aud she sen It saved
berlife. Mr. Xbos. Kegers, 138 Florida BU.
tan Vrandsoo. anffered from a dreadful
cold, approachine: oonsumpUon, tried with
out remit every thins elss : uurv bought one
bottle or Dr. Kinase Mew Discovery and In
two weeks was cured. He is natunllv thank
fuL It is sooli results, of which these are
samples, that prove the wonderful efflcaoy
of this medicine in cough and colds. Free
trial bottle at John Y. MacBaCs drugstore
tuejuiarsussuoano si.
A great Gretk ehareh cathedral, to
to cott tJSOO.000 will be erected at Chi
esgo. , ... .' . -.j
Whea most needed it Is hot unusual
for your family physician to bs swsy
from home.- 8ueh wss the experience
of Mr. J. Y. Bchenk, editor of the Ca
do, Ind., Ter., Banmr when hie little
girl, two years of sge was threatened
with a severe attack . of eroup. . He
ssyst "My wife insisted that I go for
the. doctor, bat ss oar family physi
cian was out of town I purchased a
bottle of Chamberlain's Congh Bemedy
which tll(Td her immediately. I will
not be without it in the future." 95
and 69 cent bottles for sale by J. Hal
Bobbltt, draggist.
The tack trust has Dern reorganised
end prices will be putup.
All diseases of the skin cured and
the beet complexion restored by John
son's Oriental Soap, perfumed and
highly medicated. Two cakes in each
package, 96 cents. For sale by John
MaeBae ...
ll
FJanlood
Hew to Attain It."
A Wonderful New
Medical Book,wrltten
for Men Only. One
copy mar be had free
on application.
ERIE MEDICAL CO.
sumio, N.V.
LAND 8 ALE.
Da antlKSrlrel f Sk WV As fnr a fPA llVim
U J gUWWISf VeV S lUVtsfjOSB UVIM
U U Ifnnmvitnn anil SItA Ay nvr) a1
m IAm listuajUMU ssuu wssea tvviMuvu
In Book 113, page 396, records office
- t . ... t-v i trr t-
tteRisier oi -ueeuu tor rr v uuuuij,
T eawlll sfi Mnnrloff Afh Ha stf J Afl-
al WUI VU iUVUHWyt we vm er
uary, 1896, st 13 o'olock m. st the
uoort Mouse aoor oi . w bko oouuty,
Raleigh, N. C, sell to the highest
bidder for cash, two tracts of land in
Mark's Creek township, Wake
oonnty, described as follows:
First Track Begins st s point on
Mark's Creek, A. T. Mief's line,
thence east with said Mial's line to
R, Medlin's line, tbenoe up tbe va
rious courses of Gin Branch to Wil-
uAM U.MklinMi'i UntL thaniw arpat
with his line snd the line of the late
N. Prioe to tne mgn wster mara oi
null
down various oourses of said creek
to tne Beginning, . ooniainiug xuw
acre., more or less.
Beoond Tract Bound on the north
by lands of J. W. Pair, on the east
by lands of L. Debnam, on the sou h
by lands of D. Griffin snd & Brown,
no tne wenii ur xaruuru iwu wu
I .: . Rransnn'a land. contalcinK 77
scree, more or less.
tUS -.' - VY. n. Jiin3, a.vkj.
I To THE PIS0 COMPANY.
WARREN. PA. , .
Gentlemen t
With;.. ...
delight I
recommend.
your . -.
3
: - for - ' ! '
go:!su;.:ptioii
i to others,
if
!for it alone
! saved my
'life. . r
ADOLPH ZIMMEIV .
J) Bellwood,Neb,Apr.l3,l895.
Complete
tVi
"Art J70JruriJr.u ITA
THE
Connecticut Mutual
Is now offering to insurers the very
best forms- cf Insurance that can he
written, providing as tfaey do both pro
tection and investment upon the beet
auu lowest pessioie terms. Attention
Is respectfully ealled taJts
"LOW RATE ENDOWMENTS"
at 69, 85, 70 and 75, with Cash Surrender
V.liiAfl fn 1A IK a. a AnM 1 .
and moar. nAalrnhlA VnffnmMi Tn...
anoe ever issued life and Limited
uitj jrunuiro iubu cuDLain large caan
fiiirrssnrlor l'eiliiAa s41nrslavew1 t wk
suaa-uvH V euu HVipuiabCU IU WO
poUcies and forming a part of the con
tract 'r
It -maintains a "higher standard of
solvency than is employed by any other
fVimnnnv A. on. u t a T.a l
this c juntry, having In 1882 voluntarily
3 Per Cent Reserve
thus makine its contracts the safest
and most valuable ever offered.
All policies are by their tonus non
forfeitable after two or three pay
ments, not even requiring surrender in
case of lapse, and suoh policies partici-
gats In annual dividends. The Cash
arrender and l'aid Up Values are
plainly stated in each policy, thus
avoiding all misunderstanding or dis
appointment The agents of the Com
pany respectfully solicit correspond
ence with anyone desiring further in
formation. Good, conservative agents
wanted in each countv.
S. D. WAIT,
Qeneral Agent. Raleigh.
BULBS
Fot Winter and- Spring
BLOOlVIIlVGr.
Chinese and Easter Lilies. Hyacinths
Freesias Narclrsos. etc. Palms. Ferns
and other plants for room decorating.
Cut Flowers Boquets
Floral Designs.
Evenrreen. Magnolias aid Shade
Trees.
H. STELNMETZ, Florist
North Halifax street, near F-ace In-
sutute. 1" none us.
octl7
Trustee's Sale of House and Lot.
By virtue of authority conferred
upon me by a certain ieea oi Trust
from Jobs W. Walker and Margaret
M. Walker, bis wife, dated November
82d, 1687, and recorded In the office
of Register of Deeds for wake county,
N. C . is Book 97, page 609, 1 will on
THURSDAY. Deo. 19. 189S.
sell at public suction to tbe highest
bidder for cash tbe house snd lot sit
uated In the city of Raleigh, county of
Wake, N. C, snd described ss follows:
Beginning st - a stake and fence
in Hawkins and Andrews' Una
on Person street 900 feet from
tbe Intersection of Person and. Polk
streets,; running thence northwardly
along ssid street 00 fact to'tbe south
east earner of the Murphey Graded
school property, thence westwsrdly
along tbe line of said sohool property.
18S feet to the eastern edge or a la
foot alley, thenee-southwsrdly along
said edge of the alley 68 feet 0 inches
toa stake sod fence, said Hawklsssnd
Ankrews' corner, thence earetwardly
along their line 188 fact to the place of
beginning.
Place of ssle County court house
door in Raleigh, N. 0. Time of ssle
II m. Mabmaduib J. Hawiiss,
Nov. 18th. 1896. (tds.) . . Tmstes.
. ". SALE OF LAND.
. TTndar snd bv virtue of a nowsr of
sale contained in a mortgage from Mar
cus Hill. Millv H1IL bis wife, and An
drew Bill to William Watts, dated the
87th day of February, 1891. and regis
tered in book 118. Da ire 619 of the office
of the KPgister or jueeas ior wase
county, N. O , I will ' sell on Monday,
January 6th 1 696 at the court boue
door in Raleigh, N. O , at publio out
cry to the highest bidder, that part or
namel of laud situated in Mt. Marv's
iownship.county foresaid.ad joining the
lands of Dr. J. B. Bobbltt, Mrs. James
Creech snd others and bounded as f ol
lows; Beginning at s stake on Big
Branch, thence South 178 8 4 poles to s
stake and pointers, thence west 87 poles
to creecn's spring Dranoo, tnence witn
said.HDTinc branch to Orrs mill branch
85 Doles, theore with Orr's mill branch
to the beginning, containing 100 acres
and being tbe asms land that was con
vrjed to Marcus Hill bv Catharine Pool
by deed recorded in book No. 44, ps
442, Register of Deeds office for Wske
county. Time of sale, 18 m. Terms of
sale, easn. axjx. otkonuh.
Deo, s d 1895. -" ' , . -. Atty.
J.O.Bali,
RETAIL
FANCY GROCERIES.
We will try to make it pleasant for yoa
to trade wim us.
USEFUL
If jou want a present for a gen
tleman, a lady, a boy or a gill,
and you want to give them
something that will be of some
service to them, call and select
from tbe nice line of
REGULAR GOODS
that we can show you. -Goods
the best prices the lowest
JULIUS LEWIS
HARDWARE COMPANY.
NOV 4-lV
ECONOMY
Mar be necessary in manv wave
when dollars are scarce and wants
many, but it is not desirable to practice
it in the purchase of food, which is life.
aeiow a certain standard rood imper
fectly nourishes: no to that standard it
costs a reasonable price. We never
want more than a reasonable price for
our Oroceries.
RAPID SALES
Give our customers the heneHr. nf
cloie margins, We never keep any
thing that is not the best of its kind,
snd we only wai t s fair profit on what
we invest in it
CHOICE GROCERIES
Always in stock and prompt! v de
livered when ordereu.
Hies Maggie Feese.
NewfliHinery
We sre now showlnir all th lat
snd most dttsirable sbspes and styles
In Fail and Winter Mlllinr n,.
stock is well selected, both ss to
STYLE and PRICE.
There is a grrat variety In Caps
snd Sailors for Hisses snd Children.
All colors snd sixes from S6c to $3.00.
We will be pleased to bars the
ladles cell snd look at our- stock.
Bvcry on will receive prompt and
polite attention. .
909 PkyettetllU Street. 5 i
f()U DO NOT; REALIZE
That you are in Raleigh unless you are
slopping at tne
VflftBOftO-iloijsE
Tbe only Hotel in the city ersvenient
to Business, i
. f :- -
' AU rooimron the third floor si 00 per
day; first and second floors 18.00 snd
2.50 per day. i . , -,
SPECIAL WEEKLY RlirES
, FBEB BUS AT ALL TENS .uw
Thousands of dollars recififij' expended
js provementa. ,
1.' . L.TB&OWg.Prop'r.
PiESEITS
YALUABLB : FARMING " LANDS
FOR SALE.
ft-
By vbtneof authority conferred by a
certain Deed of Trust from B A.
Hodge and Loretta Hodge, his wife,
dated December 8th, 1890, and recorded
in tbe office of the Register or Deeds for
Wake county. N. in Book 118, at
page 818. 1 will on
THURSDAY. November 14th, 1896.
sell at public aaction, to the highest
bidder for cash, six () tracU of Isnd
situate in Saint Matthews tonnship,
Wake county, N. (X, and deacriLod as
follows: : ,,; : ,.
Fibst Tract containing J2l 14 acres,
more or less, being Lot. Ho 8 of the
uaston wiiaer ianaL and described as
follows: Adjoining tie lands of said
Hodge on the south, of the late David
Hlnton on the east, of the said Hodge
on the north and fieuse river on (be
west; and bounded as follows, begin
ning at a stake andpointers on tbe east
bank of Neuse river, about is links be
low the mouth of a gut, the south we t
corner of Tract No. 1. bought at t he
sajne time and place by 3oeepb An
drew, runs thence east 295 poles t a
stake in the late Davtd Hindu's Hue;
thence with bis line south 84 degrees.
west lw poies to a siass and poinu-rs;
thraoe west 463 poles to a small birch
tree and pointer on the bank nf N (-n-.fi
river: thence op tbe various oourses of
tne nver snout liig poles to the brgiu
ninK. being same tract eonvAved hv
John B, Williams and wife toB. A.
uoaee ov aeea recomoc in nid
in Book 60 at page 646, reference to
woicn is maae.
Bkcond Tbaot. containing 199 a-rnL
more or less, being Lot No. 4 of tbe
retsy uinton rarm (rormerly Uaston
Wilder's land) and bounded as follows:
Beginning at a small birch and noint.
cib vu mo uaiia oi jxeuse nver aoouc
six poles below Spring Gut; thence
with tbe dividing line east tZS poles to
a stake in David Hinton's line; thence
with the same about 82 poles to a stake
on Mingo creek: thence down the creek
about 824 Doles to where it emntiaa tntc.
Nense river: thence up the said river
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 lis anraa.
more or less, and hnundad as fnllnwa?
Beginning at a stake on the south side
of the Tarborough road W. B. Pool's
corner runs south 1-2 degree west 46
pole to a stake and pointers in Jie
head of a small branch; thence with
said branch 89 poles to a pice on the
east side of the branch; thence south
24 3-4 degrees west 88 poles to a stake
and pointers; thence east 108 1-2 poles
to a stake: thence north 6 1-4 deirrees
east 214 poles to the Tarborough road;
thence with said road 98 poles to the
beginning, being same- tract conveyed
by Jennie Hinton to R. A. Hodge, by
deed recorded in sad offioe in Book 106,
at page 651, reference to which is made.
JTOURTH Tract, containing 79 8-4
acres, 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 tbe northeast corner of the
lot purchased by Joseph Andrews, at
same time and place, mas thence east
with Poole's line 122 1-2 Doles to a stake
and pointers on a branch ; thence nearl y
south down the various oourses of the
branch 83 poles to a large pine on the
east side of the same David Hinton's
corner thence with his line south 24
degrees west 89 1-3 poles to a stake and
pointers, tbe corner of the dividing line
between this lot, or pi: Tel, and that
purchased by Q. H. wiUms, at sane
sale; thence west 104 poles to a stake in
the centre of Hodge road ; thenre north
ward along Bald road 118 1-8 poles to tbe
beginning, being same tract conveyed
by Sarah E. wilder, commissioner, to
R. A. Hodge, by deed recorded in said
office, in Book 66, at page 146, reference
to which is made.
Fifth Tract, containing twenty-live
acres, more or less, adjoining the lands
of Rcflin Williams. B. P Williamson,
wuuam ,-mitn ana josepn j. Andrews,
and on tbe east side of Neuse river, be
ing a Dart of the Betsv Hinton tract
bought by said Andrews at the G. H.
Wilder estate sale, being the southwest
corner 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; tnence east to a a too and
pine; theDce to a stob in the branch;
thence south to Ii. Williams' land, a
lightweod knot; thence west to the be
ginning, and being th same tract con
veyed by Joseph JV Andrews and others
lo n. A. Hoage, Dy aeea recorara m
said office, in Book 56, st page 307, ref
erence to which is made.
Sixth Tract, containing eight acres
and twenty-five perch, more or less, ad
joining the lands of W. It. ?uole, Jesse
Watkins, deceased, and others, and
bounded as follows: ueginmng st a
stake in centre of Hodge load in Poole's
line; thence with said road south 8 1-2
degrees east 26 poles 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 tbe
same eaat;48 8-4 poles to tbe beginning;
and being same conveyed by James A.
Williams and wife to said B. A. Hodge,
by deed recorded in said office, in Book
82 at page 90, reference to which is
made.
Placid of SALB-Oounty Court House
door, in Raleigh. N. O.
Timk of Sale -12 o'clock m
EBNEST HAYWOoD,
Trustee.
October 12 1896.
The foregoing sale is postponed un
til Tuesday, December 17, 1895, same
place, hour and terms of sale.
Ernest Haywood, Trustee.
Commissioner's Bale of Land.
In niirsnsnea of a ladffmsnt render
ed st October term 1895,' In the Ba-
perior Court of Wake eoanty. In a
eause entitled K- A. Womble, Bxeeutor
nf R. H Womble. deceased, asalnst
CapiUl City Land Company, I will
at IS o'elock m. on
MONDAY, 6th day of January. 1896,
mt nnhlla anetloa for easb to the hish-
sst bidder, at tbo court bouse door in
the ity of Baleigb, tbe following de
scribed real estate:? AU that tractor
pareel of lasd lying and being in
Waaa ann at. Narth Carolina 1 ia Kal-
slgh township; .snd adjoinfcg the
lands of 1VH. isriggs, aeeeaMO w.
C. Stronasn. and others, and more Tally
daaarihed as follows: Begins at' a
take la tb tasters una or am
street, as extended, 487 1-4 lest sort!)
r tn anrthcant eoroer or to asm
East street? ss esteadtdt -and Sortb
boondsry strett, rans- tbssse jess
a,rtl In a Una oarallel with aortb
boondsry Street HBO teei to ttrsssy
Braaoh, thesee, down ,saia nransn
about 910 feet to a stake, corner of a
ini nam ownaA bv W. 0. Stronask and
others, tbeaee westwsrdly in a. Mae
parallel with said : north bonadsry
street, 1,878 feet to' ssid east street,
mAmA thaaaa'annta alnncr tba liaa
of the same, S10 feet to the beginning,
sonUlalag six sad sigbty.sUth, one
Iiai1..t1ii aania. mnra n 111
v , 1 OTHEB
AH Work Guaranteed. - - ,
GT WE 03TLT ASK FOB A TRIAL. ' - - f , - t "
" ,M ,t
HORSE AND COVV- lfRKli-ri;
There U nj bettrr on tbs msrket.
Cross cSc
Page and i Larshall
The life of business shows in busy stores Empty aisles deserted? corners,
lonely 'buyers, are not seen with us. AU is life and buttle and business, ., Why
not, 'when we give sucb extraordinary bargains.
The all alsorblng question of the hour to the man Is where to And tbs finest
fabrics in Fall Clothing at fair prices t he ever present and engrossing question
and what to wear and where to buy It How much we have simplified the labors
of selection, and lowered prices to fit all purses, ean be seen by a personal in
spection only. Picture to yourself a store beaped with tbe latest sod finest ideas
of home and foreign looms, and at prices apace with modern times, and yoa will
understand why we do the business. ;
Qualiiie
p
The more you know of merchandise the more you'll wonder at the great
gathering of goods we have made, and at the little money needed to give you tbe
pick of them.
OVERCOATS.
ft is time vou replaced that old or e with a new one. We have tkemall
styles and prices
W H. HOLLO
A QOOD REFLECTION
it is no doubt, and he's pleased with it.
as in a mirror, your acquaintances re
flect in their lo ki tbeir opinion of
your appearance. Make the reflection
a credit to yourself. People nevr find
fault when they're satisfied. Perfcc
Uon alone gives complete satisfaction,
and perfection in clothing is attained
only in the tai'or-made article. Oar
ments nt perrecuy only moss they are
made for. If we mike you a suit or an
overcoat to order, you get a first chotre
in materia', the latet style, and fault
less tai oring. Our r u'ts and overcoat
are works of art.
G. tf. WAliTERS
ADMfXlSTRATOR'8 NOTICE.
Havinff nuahfied aa Aitminiftt.riit.i-r nf
the ertate of John Baker, dt ceased,
late of Wake county, this ii to notify
all persons having claims against tbe
said estate to present (hem to the un
dersigned on or before the 31st day of
August, IBM), or in is nonce will be
plead in bar of their recovery, and all
persons indebted to tbe said estate will
please nut uxmeaia'e payment
j. u. ma'mum, aon t.
Argo & Snow, Aity's.
August 30, 189S.
Mortgage Sale.
, sy Tlrtae otaatlrarlty oonferrad is a certain
stoitKaga seeoted by S, B. Mattbtws asd wife
u4 reoordad tabaok Mo. U4. at pae tn, in
SegUlw vt Dreflj- tmnwl Wakeoouuty, 14. &,
we wot aa Jfoaday,'' tbe tsra taidDwem-
berj A. D. Mt, a, M 'clock bu, at tba Court
Boose Soar bttbctlty f Kaleigk, ssU to tba
htghevt Mddor, (or ms, ttut traat of hui l-iii
sod situated kt wstte 0ak towasnlii.'Waks
couaty, H. O.. adJoiainK the lands of J. H.
Mattbews, Jacob Horing aad others, eontaluing
tJ seres, nwre or his. Pbelb S aTAtaaawki ,
Auerneys for vortgagea,
Ttus list day of Koremtec.
APCWT! v'e.nted every here for
iVJClN IO bfarron fivland's new
Boliday Boik, ."Home of tbe Bibls."
Bars chance t take (Jbustmas orders
Be quick! HISTORICAL PUBLlSE
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Linehan.
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Steam
LAUNDRY
Is the best equipped and does tli
most prompt and
SATISFACTORY WORK
in the city. Send in your work.
Phone No 19.
WAY k SOUS.
THIS IS COMFORT.
Such is Saata Clause's opinion Of a
roal fire. H has a eld yob on his
nanus, ana appreciates a Dialing ore on
that arcount foal beats everything
for heat. The beet coal tn gives house
a holiday warmth and cheerfulness i
our coaL It's all coal, n"t a mlztnre
of dirt, coal and clinten, sr d so horns
clean and throws off a wondeiful
amount of heat. A scuttle f It will
keep a stnve going all dav and make
Santa Clause want to enj y i' s warn th
JONES & POWELL,
RALEIGH. N. C.
Phones 4U 718. 140.
NOTICE OF SALri.
Under the powers eontaiard la a dead of trust
executed to me by Turner B. Jones and wlfa on
the Id day of February, U91, sod recorded tn
book 113, page its Beglster of Deeds tiffiea lor
Wake aottBtr, I wUiatlt 'rtuk U. oa MOM
DAY, the Ud day of December, lsts, expose to
sale at pabrtc auction at the Court House door
In Baleigb. M. C, the real estate therein de
scribed, being a tract or parcel at Isnd lying
and being b the county of Was said State ad
Joining the lands of (formerly) Turner E, Jones,
Beverly Short, W UUaa Tliompsoa, and others,
aad bounded and AearrlbeA as IoUowm By a
line beginning at the S. & eoraer fl a'tot tov
nerty bdoasint to said X, r.Jooea aad eeverly
Brnirt on aa m-nnti cteect lsari lag Both from
arttn street. exteMM aast at the aarporau
limits of Balelgn, las fesl aad kioket from
Martin street and SS feet aad taonss from the
8. K. corner of Jails Lane's lot running thence
BonHi sc feet snd I inches to tfmnavToonp- '
son's (formerly W. .Ml H. Smlth'a)4ot thence
West 185 feet to eatUngH lot, thence North IS :
feet, S Inches to the a. w eoraer of said Jones,
and Short's lot, thenee Ent Mo feet to lbs u
JlBliU. bng the Wenrayed totsiUT. K ,
Jones by deed dated January M lfs, . . ,
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