,rv
7
statu:
Two of the Wilmington policeman
have been disuiiiaiitid for conduct unbt.
' . coming officers,- -
A war between Wilmington Ice deal
ers baa brought down the price of this
congealed fluid in that market to SO
cents per 100 pounds; " - ,-
. ViiO Quick Steps won the first of the
- Krie of the games from the Wllming-
ton team. There Is a bicycle meet be
: tween Wilmington and Charlotte- at
- the latter place.. -.
Battle Outlaw, colored, of Newbern,
killed her two little children, aged 8
and 8 years, respectively, Saturday by
administering to each a dose of strych-
' ine by mistake for qulnnlne.
The racing meet at Salisbury this
- week by the Salisbury Bacrog Associa-
- tlon Hds f air to be one of the biggest
things ever given there. Mr, Banks
' Holt, owner of John K. Gentry, and
the other leading horsemen of the
- state, have entered horsefor the races.
The appointment Of . Col, James R.
Branch, of Richmond, to be bank ex
f , aminer for the district embracing Vir
' glnla and West Virginia and parts of
North Carolina and . Tennessee has
" given general satisfaction among, the
bankers, whose business, be will in
spect semi-annually; and he will enter
- . upon his new duties Jibe first of the
' month,. ! ' . . " '
' - The Standard Oil Company,, so the
"' Star says, is to make Wilmington its
. distributing point for ' the. Carolina
and QeorglThU' will mean the build.
,' lng there of large storage homes aud
a barreil factory, and an immense Id
' crease in the freight traffic of all to
- roads of that city. The port of Wll
, mington offers peculiar advantages toe
the character of business the Standard
' proposes to establish there, - ( ' "
Bon. Matt W. Ransom reached
' Washington Saturday from his North
- Carolina home. He had a long inter.
view at the State Department with
i i Acting Secretary Adee regarding the
' t peculiar position in which he has been
: placed by the Assistant Attorney tiene.
raTe decision that his appointment to
the Mexican mission was unoonstitu-
t : naL .' Gen, Ransom declined to discuss
the case, ' ,r .
The premature explosion of a dyna
; mite blast at Superintendent Little's
camp on the Yorkvllle road, Saturday,
- seriously injured a convict named
Robeit Johnson. Johnson's left eye
was shot full of gravel and the eye-'-'
sight destroyed; the skin' on his fore
. head was torn off, and a steel drill, six
'" feet long,' but of slender circumference
was driven through the muscles of his
j- left arm, tearing a great hole through
1 the flesh, but not injuring the bones.
-' .,
Mr. J. W. Meacham, for several
- v weeks local editor of the Wilmington
'- Dispatch, and who, during his con
, neotion with the Dispatoh, was indicted
' bi 8. fl. Fishblate for criminal libel
and required tq give bond in the sum
" of H.oOO for his appearance at the term
of the Superior Court of New Hanover
county, was surrendered to the sheriff
of the county by his bondsmen yester
, day. i Mr. Meacham ia now in jaiL '
.The Charlotte Observer says the large
gold nugget found at the Ingram (Craw.
ford) mine,: near Albemarle, Stanly
county, Thursday evening, weighing
- ten pounds, and sixteen pennyweights,
J? was brought to Salisbury by Mr. R.
' Eames, Jr., and exhibited to a number
, - .of people, and is a beauty, Mr, Eames
's' v left for New York, taking the nugget,
i together with about five pounds of
, - smaller nuggets with him. The large
, nugget is wortl about 2,500.
t " " :f ''l.',,1,', ';-"'j:' ';'''":?;.
- - - Jobn G. Mauger,' editor of the Sun
. beam, tteligmanv Mo., who named
v 1 Urover Cleveland for- the--Presidency
in November, 1884, while was mayor of
' Buffalo, Hi r., is euthnaiasuo in his
praise of Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera
' 1 and Diarrhoea rtemeuy. He says: '"l
have used it f or the past tt ve years and
consider1 it the beat preparation of the
, kind in the market. - It is as staple as
' sugar and Coflee in -this:' seotion. It is
, an article of merit and 'should be used
in every householi Pur sale by J.
, rilal ttobbitt; Druggist. ' v sept
.... ' " - l V" '"'I'Vy?.-"'-'
' - Bill Nye writes of a Chicago mau
tbat Mhe was considered a mean
Hn even In Chicago." v, ,
- A M. Bailey, a well kuown citizen.
, ot Jfiugene, uregon, says uis wife lias
for years been troubled with chronic
diartrnuea and used' many remedies
, with little relief until she tried cham
berlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy, which has cured her sound
and well. Give it a trial and you will
be surprised at the prompt relief it af
toids. i5 and 60c booties for sale by J.
iial 1-lobbiu, Druggist. , v . -
The strike of 1000 cloakmakers in
New : York for SS per cent, better
waxed was viotoriousv.- iJV'.
....... . ii I. mm' i ii i PVJ
. '' . : . -'f -
Far Big Sccesee. r "
. 1 Having the needed merit to more
than make good all -the advertising
. claimed (or them, the following four
remedien haw rscheaa phenomenal
ale: Dr King's New Diaeoveryf for
' eoDBumption, coughs and eolds, eseh
bottle guaranteed Elect rio Bitters,
the great ' remedy for liver, stomach
and kidneys; Boek lea's Amies -Halve,
the best la the world, and Dr King's
New Lire Pills,- which are a perfeet
pill. All these remedies are guaran
teed to do Just what is claimed for
them and the dealer whose name is
attached herewith will be g'ad to tell
Jo, more of them, sold at Jobn J
iaeBae's drag store.
Thieves aasaaltod and robbed Cir
cult J odge G E. Groldsbord, of Cen
tral Falls R I . in Chicago street.
Vonto JO) popeoa. p(nD toa aipaaqat
JOifm3JgqwSaan(Mijqaj
T V
for inianta
r "OTHERS, Do You Know
J ' Baoiu' Drojw, Godfrey Uordlal, many ao-calied 8oothlB Brnfm. tni
bom remedies far cBlldreo e
. i Po Ton Know that opium od morphine re Btaprtjf urcotie poiaoaa f
Pe Ton Knew Umt m moet BrmntrlMi AmmrtAm r. aat Permitted to mM ptw ,
. wttboutlabeUog-tlismpolMiuf . - '-Z'f
Do Yon Know that yon LbouM Dot permit or mmMr to tw gtnm jroor chad
,liyooryorpliiHitaowrt
, Do Yon Know that Cutorla it a purely mgeuble preparation, and that lift of
P Yon K(rw that OastorU t the nreecrlctkm of the fmop Dr. fUmivil Pttoher.
itbwbmlniiM for awl? thirty yean, and that mora Oaatorla It now aold thaa '
' of aUottwrmedleaforehUairaoooiblneiit '
, -', '. Po Yon Know that the Patent Offioa Department of the United State, and of
eOw ooontrteahan bsuMexctoaiTO right to r -i
"Oturtoln and Ua formula, and that to imitate thamtoattaloprtaoooftaBief ; f
r , . . i . , j ' .. ; ! -r- ;S,: - ;
v.:' Do Ton Know that one of the reaeont fargnmtin thK tuwmmeat proteotloairaa f .
' hni.iian rtnliM la 1ml luiiiii itcimi In lin litiiTiilolj kai mlattt .''", .. ' N
- Po Yon Know that 85 avaro-go dote, ot Oaatorla are fanutbed for. 35
- f tt,oronooBntadoai7 i"-.'-- ..- -7- . : v. ' ;
.v -: i Po Yon Know that when poaie ed of thlj perfeet prerarttlop, your children may
St kept veO, and that yon may hara unbroken raat t " -WeH,
thaaa ftlnf are worth Imowlni. They art faola.
. Tns fao-alniile
Children Cry for
"A Clean Shave How It doth Improve 1"SMYTHE.
JT. .T. WISIIART(
(PARK HOTEL )
No thing, but Skilled Darbers Employed.
' Igars and Newspapers
on Sale.
jot and Cold
U3DGE DIRECTORY
' lOUSOJUC, t
; EURAMLODGE,No. 0 ever Sr
Monday night in Masonic hall W W
Wilson. W.ME. p. Thomas. See.
. WM. Q. HILL, No. 818, every second
and fourth Monday tights in Masonic
hall.' W. A. Withers, W. M., N. L.
Brown, See. - ( .
BALEIQH CHAPTER, No. 10,
meets every Tuesday after the thir
Monday in Masonic hlL W. A. With
era, 1L1 W. E. Faison, 8ec
k BALEIQH COM MAN O IS S Y, So. .
every first Thursday night in Masonic
haU. John C Drewry, a O, W. A.
Withers, See. . ,
, ODD FJtLOW.
j MANTEO, No.' 8.' every Tuesday
Sight ia the Odd Fellow hall, Fiillen
building. W. II. Blake. N. O. L.
Tonnoflaki, See
I S EATON GALES. ' No. 64, every
Thursday iilgbt In Odd Fellow ball, in
Pullen building. F. K. Emery. N. G ;
ITiillpThiern, See.
CAPITAL, No. 147, every Tuesday
night in Pythian ball, Lewis building,
Erwin Joues. N. ii.. J. J. Bernard
Sec? ---- - "l -
MCKES ENCAMPMENT tio. W
meets every second and fourth Friday
nights In Jr. O. U. A. M hall, lulen
building. W. H. Martin, 0. Geo
Tonnoffsld, Scribe - u:
XJTCHFOBD ENCAMPMENT, ho.
S6, meets every Monday night in Jr.
O. U. A.M. hall. Pullen Building. W;
W.Brlggs, C. Pn J. & Keith. Scribe.
' RUTH, N. 4, every first and.' third
Friday nights in Jr. 0.f U a, M. ball.
Pullen boildlnjr. W. H. MariinVN G;
E. 8. Cheek. Sec.
; ; pttiii in. , , .
CENTRE LtiDGB, Ntt-,oV meets
every Monday night In, Pythias hail
Lewis building. W. H. Martin, O,
W. W. WUlson, K, ot R. andfiL '
J. PHALANX! LODGE, No. 84, meets
every Thursday night in Pythian hall,
Lewis building. W R Blake, a C,
J. i. Bernard, K. of R, and 8.
jr. o.v. A.m. '
'-' RALEIGH COUNCIL, No. i, Jr C
DAM, meets every Wednesday night
in Jr O U A M hall, Pullen building.
W. R. Kennett, Councillor, M. R.
Haynea, R. S. " - '
1VIAGNEIIU
' lion, t hil
n 1 1 i u f ttroi
BE-FORE
in Bratn,cftuMnr Mtanr lfitwr y ii- LMth
thrreDtw, Impomucj, L mt rowif.in th 1 es,
iim(itur Old A, Jivolnntii i-,floili
y ovftr-iDtlalHncovvr-finrliou In 'ir nnd
'tron 'f Youth lttfwu w l4r
suiurai Vitfor tuid double? tfw Joii of puret
ucurrhuwt ud Fmiihis) WtfakuAM, . ;ijt'iiuVt
iiHiit, lu jitam pswimfO, bf malt, ft t? rw,:r wm, 9Z
hnr lw, Unflsj 96. Witii evttrjr tft ortt. me nie ft
VrikHsn CunranM fcw our or refimt ti m nj.
inniisvrw fjuss, wYVAfsUlt ImbwI (WlJw fcf B
1
r.
.; 1 r- ;
I.-! r
and Children. wr:i fo-
eompoeed of opium or loarphlias t
Pitcher's Castorla.
Wiahart'8 Hair Restorer Cures
All Skin Diseases. t
Water Oaths.
. .
Bring your Coupon for
Hoe Cake Soap
to us with Five Cents snd get
two full size cakes of this fine
Laundry Soap for the price of
one.
J. R. Ferrall & Co.
Drs. W I. Royster
and Hubert A. Royster
Having formed a co-partnership
for the practice of Medicine and Sur
gery, offer their ' professional, services
to the citizens of Raleigh and sutrdund
IiC country. , augxlm
Raleigh Male
t MOESON & DENSON, Principals.
, - s.ft:ftV. ; -
f ' ' 'i,';SJ;-:".-.f -..'va".';' ' C'".
J The nthSw opens Monday, Sep
tember id- The course which has been
so successful in preparation for College
or Business is adapted to the needs of
each pupil. Board at low rates. Ad
dress Principals for Catalogue, w
. auglO lml-g 5
i The Best Is the Cheapest. ,
The Light-Running, Genuine
Singer ':: Sewing
. . Machine.
. The best on earth.' Sold on long
time, or on easy monthly payments.
If desired will take Machine to your
residence for inspection free of charge
. Needles, oils and attachments for all
rtyies of machines constantly on hand.
Call on ,or addraa THE fclNGER
M AN UF ACTU KIN G CO MPAN Y, US
Fayetteville street, Raleigh, N C.
. K. L. GREEN. District Manager. 5
' - jy Agents wanted in every county.
augl-tf ,
PIGEON
THC ORCATEST
DISCOVERY Or
THE AGE. ' (
Onma in 1 tn 4 dan. Im-
inMiat in attrac; qntoK to
cum. Can be oarrted in Tat
Docket, ail onmDlet. In on.
ABall paokaa. tfcrat bj natl. prnpaid, plain
package, on noeit of pnoa. SI pat box.
For sale by Jobs Y.MeRaa, drag
gist. ' -
FREE.
YOUR
ATTENT ION
-,: r; !-! it:. it; A
. 1 calkd to our select stock ot :
:,..-:,i. r' . ' .'
Grtceties;SBitc,
.-J' W'i' V- l..jMf. . ,- i,
1,1 Everything can be found that
;tV is usually kept In a ilrat-
m GOODS.
M : . '.'t?fS;''';p;;Z-?-t;''i' '
, LOW PKICES.
, A fair share of the
the publio is, solicited. Prompt snd
carerui
I attention to sV orders
. H. S. LQWRYrAGT., :;
Wholesale and Retail Grocer and Com.
. i mission Merchant,' ,11? Fayetteville
ibtreet. i " ;
i Are you g' ing away? We have a
nice line ot Trunks, Bags and Grips
ready for ) ou. '
I0 OU BIDE?
! We have a beantifid line of Lap
Robes, 'Vhips and Umbrellas.
! Tan and Low ( ut Shoes at reduced
prices. Do you want an r
STOVE V
i We have them very cheap. Also
Barbers' ClipprC Horse " Uppers.
Note Paper at lc quire. Envelopes 2c
pack. Books and Tabltts at any price
you want at the '
LYON
RACKET STORE.
f
16 Martin Street
For "Visiting
! '
KaH Stationary Store,
.., T Yon get what you want
SECOND The ptloe suits yon.
Thla islwava the case, rer we keep
up wlthjhe times and have' the finest
assortment i mau nuuas buuoi.
tionary to be found in the State.
Eight ball Croquet Sets, S1.25.
Hammocks, 60c. Ko, $1.26, $1.60.
W. O. 8KPABK, Manager.
'ppo8ite Postoffloe.
D. I. FOOT
T, O. HARRIS.
Di; FORT & CO.
i. . fta "JE1:'" -'".
1u Ewtnte Agents,
RALEIGH, N. C.
Tnds wanted." 'Large and small
farms, ' mineral . lands, water powers
and other real etat property. . . ..
W- e will also Ml. lease or re-t
ine titles, survey and plat laud.
IlestraDie nouses ;aua - iolb it bbic
and to rent -' w l h - . aug7lm
N HiMore;
Boot and Shoemaker.,
RepalrloK done tn"flrt elamf.style. AH
work 6DARANTKU.. w ,
f Whops Under JQNES AND
POWELlS Dtore en Fmj tie.
vine st. ; 5 ..; :.; .
Location of Fire Alarm
Boxab
Ho. H, S.W. Corner rout aa4 Kaat ata. s 1
" it, . X. Ooraar John and Halllax sts.
14, s. W. Oomt HatOt aa4 Paraoa sts '
"14, M. W, Tqraec Sdaatoa and last its. v
1S,H. W.' oraer Btoaat aad foUc at. , '
U, n. B, Ooomc BhMut aa4 Morcaa staV "
- ) St, H. W. Oora w WUadnstoa sad Martin at
i M, S. B. Ooraar OaTla and BloodwortS ata.
'"J.8. W. Corner Wllmlnfttou and 8ouU ata.
aft. N. E. Ooraer Hartt and Hwalaata. ,i
f Sl.B. W.Ooruar Blount and Cabaxrua ata
Ii, 8. W. Ooroer Uavle and Dawnoa ata, -
" M, S. W.Cwwr Ulllsootw aad Weat au.
. H at, 8. B. Cornor Laaolr anu Molww luta, .
",H X. Corner Mareett and Oawao lata,
at, 8. B. Corner 800th aud Uarnurtoa ata.
. . W.Oorner Harxect and el ata.
" 41, Uawaoa St. ( Weat Side), betweea Jones
'' and Lane tt
, M. W, ooraar HalUax and Kdenioa Ka,
' 4a, N. B. Corner Joofla aad Saundera ata.
"46, FInroodATe. alei.nOiUaalllla. '
.f 41, NortaSU. WeH,otJibura, neat Oar
Sued,
lu. N.r Ooraer rr"Q'ed Harrett
ta.. , r
"114 U.S. jjrnerHantettatiil Bloodworm tta.
M Sil, N. W. Corner yayettntme aud Kallroad
Mt, (KayeUeTilleand X. K. OroaMiig).
4, Sornaa BU, between h -lnry aaa Ma.
bowed, atoa la Water ower.
TRUNKS
TWO ;
MORTGAGE SALE OF LAND.
By virtue of power conferred on ttm
by a certain mortgag deed, executed
oy jonn x. buusou sua wue ximeuue,
which is recorded in Ketrtwy of tv akn
comity, in oook No. 124 at page 479, 1
wiilorfer for sale to tut. highest oid
der for casn at the court hoiue door in
the city of Raleigh, N. C on Tuesosy,
September 8, im, at U o'clock m , the
land in said mortgage descr.bed, lying
in said county , ud State tn Bouse
Ureek township, -and bounded aa fol
lows: Beginning st a post oak, thence
north one-balf degree west to a pine,
thence jiorth, one half degree enst 2
poles to a small poet oak oo south sioe
of Raleigh road, thence with said road
00 poles to a dogwood, Mra. iuey Ker.
rell's corner, thence north 89 degrees
west b0 poles to the beginning, contain
ing about 16 acres, more .or ieaa, ad
join the lands -of Mrs Ferreil, Alex
tephens and Jonn X. ounaon.
L.R. Adams, Mortgagee.
B. F. Montagus, Attorney,
Raleigh, N. C, Aug. 8, 1896.
SALE OF LAND.
In pursuance of a judgment rendered
on the 6th lay ot August 1895, in a
special- proceeding entitled W. it,
Blake, Administrator of Mrs. E. E.
Glenn, deceased, against Pttle Dupree
et ai, before tbe Clerk of Make 8u
purior Court, I will sell at tbe ourt
House' door iu the city ol Haleigli on
the 23d day of September A- ii. 181(5, at
Vi o'clock, m. aa pubuc auction, lor
casu. to the biguest hiooer. Hie loliow
ing df scribed lot or parcel of laud,
bounded . ami described as follows.
Lying and being in the city of Kaleigti,
oo the north slue of Martin street, and
bounded ou the eaxt by tue lot of Hen
i.erson Beeves, deceased, on the south
by the said Martin street; on the weft
by tbe land of Eldndge Johnson, de
ceased, and on toe north by the lot for
merly owned by Wesley Whitaker,
fronting ou said Martin street 35 tett,
and running back 210 feet, containing
one sixth ot au acre, more or less.
W.li Blake,
Administrator of Mrs E. . Glenn.
LAND SALE.
By virtue cf a certain mortgage aed
ui real estate executed by Houert Smith
and Laney smith, bis wife to Luanza
Scuobt aud recorded in lioos 7B, page
660, in tbe office of Register ot Deeds
of Wake county, I will sell at the
court house door iu the city of Raleigh,
said county, on Saturday tbe 21st day
or September 1895, at 12 o'clock: m.
Two lots of land being and lying in
Raleigh township, adjoining the lands
of a P. Woodlief. t. C Wynne and
others. Tbe nrst lot being bounced as
follows :
Beginning in the centre of theRaleigh
road, T. J. Woodiiei's, sbouthweBt cor
ner.tbencewith his line east i9 1-3 poles
to a stake in tbe centre of tbe old load,
thence along toe said road south 4 de
grees east, 8 poles to a stake in the
centre of the same, thence west 23 1-8
poies to the centre of tue . Raleign or
new road, thence along tbe same north
22 degrees, east 8 1-3 poles to the be
lt inning, containing one acre and ten
perches.
The second of the above lots is
bounded as follows: Beginning at a
stake in the centre of the old load and
on P. C. Wynne' line, thence with her
line west 19 1-3 poles to the center of
the new road, thence along the same,
north 19 1-2 degrees, east 17 1 6 poies to
a stake, thence east lipoles to a stke
in the ceure of the old road, thence
along the same south 6 1-2 degrees, .
east 18 poles to the beginning, contain
ing one and oue naif acres, uuru or
less. Tei ma ot sale cth. t itle per
iect. '
J. I.. L Harris,
Attorney of Aiortagee.
aug 19 30d
MORTGAGE SALE OF LAND.
By virtue of power conferred on me
by s certain mortgage deed executed by
John t Robinson and wife. Cornelia
Robinson, which is duly recorded in
the Registry of Wake county in Rook
No 12s at page 300, 1 will oner for sale
at the court nouse door in the city of
tialelgh, N. 0'., on Tuesday, September
S, 1895, at 12 o'clock m., the land in
said mortgage described in Masou Vil
lage, beginning at Young weathers,
uorthwest corner, thence south to the
land of James Hill, thence east to land
of Mitchell, thence went to the
beginning, ooutaiuin one-fourth of au
aoret more or less.
B. P. Montague, Mortgagee.
Raleigh, H. C, Aug. 3, 1895.
Mortgage Sale.
At the request of W. H. Weath
erspoon and by virtue of a curtain
mortgage executed by him, rncordad
in book No. 138, at page 830, In the
register of deeds' offiueof Wake coun
ty, N. C, we will on Monday tbe 2ud
day of September, 1895. at 13 ui.. sell
to tbe big-heal bidder at the court
Iioohb door in Raleigh, for aatili. the
two tracts ot iana described iu said
mortgage, lying and situated ia
House's Creek township Wake county,
adjoining the lands of T. vir. tloase,
Mrs A. Harrison and otners, contain
ing 40 8-4 acres more or leas.
PSSLK & MaTSABD
AftlCKPEKN, U.
Mxssns. LirmaM Bboh., savauuah.Ua
1xak 3111a 1 bought a bottle of your
P P. P., at Uoi springs. Ark., and it
has done me more good than three
months treatment a not springs.
. Have you no agents ia this part ol
the country, or let me know bow muou
it will cost to get turee ot six bj,tlea
from your city oy express. .
jteapectiuliy yours,
JAS.m. AEWTON,
Aberdeen, Brown County, O.
- MkwnaNsaiiXr, lila.
Mkssrs. LtPPMAa JJKOs ttavanuah,
,. tia :
llKAK Sirs 1 wish to gie my testi
monial in regard to your valuable
medicine, P. P. P., for the cure of
MUi,mi.i,m n..ralm ilVMiMnaia. hil.
lousness, etc in 1801 i was attacked
I' with bilious muscular ' rheumatism,
and have been s martyr to is ever
Bill OS. 1 ' "
" l.tried alt medicines I ever heard of.
and ail tbe doctors la - reach, but 1
found only temporary relief ; the pains
were so bad St umes that 1 did not care
whethtr I uved or died. My digestion
became so impaired that every Uung 1
atedisagseed with me, My wife aisa
suffered so iutessely witn dyspepsia
that her lite wan a burden .to nor; sue
would oe oon fined to her bed for weeks
at a time; she also suffered greatly
from giddinets and loss of sleep. Borne
time in March 1 was advised to take P
P f ., and before we (my wife and I)
bad dnished the second bottle of PP
p., our digestion began to improve.
My paius subsided so much tat I have
been able to work, and am feeling like
doing what 1 haven't, done beiore in a
uuuiuer or years, wo will continue
taking P P P until we are entirely
cored, and will cheerfully recommend
it to all suffering humanity. ; ..
Tours moat respecUully,
,;. , .,'., . - J 8 DurBiss.
Notice!
Sobtb Cabolua, Wskr oonnty--Snpt
rior Court. " k
.. Mary 4 Hawkins s Alexander B.
Mawkms avod alarmadake Jn B
r kins, exeeators of William J, Hwv
', fciDS,deeeaaed,snd M J Hawkins,
in his right. Collin M. -Hawkioa.
Loafaa II Mrdee and her basband
- William T MoQee, and Alethea 0
. Lamar and her hatband J' M JLe-
snar, Luey O Hlews and her ,hoa
' hand rberwood Hifgt; safe depoait
tai trout eompanv of Baltimore;
ney D Hawkrn,- idn i K.
Hawkii.s, Jaoet MoK Haw a in and
, Uarmadnke.J. Hawkios Jr.. A'
Ibea McHee. William Lamar and
Loolsa Luvar. tbs last.' seven be
log lot nte under the age of twenty
one years of age and witboot guar
dtaos. V " 1 -.' :
NOTICE -To the defendant Ale
tbeaO. Lemar and her husband J.
Ml Lamar and their children, Wllllan
Itmar end Louisa Ltmar; too arr
hereby notified that) the Ulutiff,
Mary A. Ba kins, haa begun iu this
court a speeiai proceeding to procure
the assignment and allotment to her
o( her dower in the lands situate in
North Carolina of ber dr-ceatwd
hnsband, William J Kiawklns from
whore will she has diaaeMrd-- Tbe
sammoss in said aeMoa is returnable
twfore the eierk of the saperior
court of Wake county at tbe eourt
house m Baleleh on tbe Urt day of
Vepfember. 1896
You are notifixd then and there,
a bd answr or demur to tbe eom
plaint died or jadsr ment will br
glyen for the relin? dewaudod tn the
opmplalot.
iWitnessD fl Tnog, elrkofs id
court at office. inBtlelgh the 12od
d of August. 1895.
1 fi. YODNG,
Clerk Superior Coa't.
Administratrix's Notice.
Having qualified as administratrix
of the eatate of Thomas W. Hell, de
ceased, late of Wake connty, this is to
notify ail persona having claims
against sa d estate to present to me
on or before the 8th day of August,
1800, or this notice will be plead in
bar of their recovery, and all persona
indebted to said nstate are hereby no
tified to maLe immediate payment to
Mas. Makt Hsll,
Administratrix.
This Aug. 8th. 1895. au8 oa6.
Perle & tlaynard, Attorneys.
S. A. L.
Seaboard Air-Line.
i OOMDKtfBED BOHKDTJLB.
W sffkot May 6, D6.
Trains Leav. iUleigh,
1 86 A M Dally, "Atlanta Speeiai,
Pullman Vestioule for Hen
uerson, Weldon, Peters
Oarg, Richmond, WMninx'
ton, Baltimore, Philadei.
pnia, fiew-Sork and ai
points north, Kuffet draw ,
ingroom sleepers and Pull
man' eoaetaes Atlanta to
' Washington., parior sara
Washington to .New lork
Pullman Sleeping car Uon
roe to Portsuioui i. .
11 31 A M Daily for :
Henderson. Weldon, tint
tola, Portsmouth, Norfolk
aud Intermediate stations,
connects at Portsmouth
with Bay Line for Old Point
and Baltimore, with1 Nora
folk and W aahiugton ttleatu
boat Oo., lor Woamngtou
with H. I. P. ft A. it. n
for Philadelphia and rlnts
noith; alaotil Waldon wlUa
Atlantic Coast Liue for
Klcbmond, - Washington,
Hhiiuoi, imiiadeiuia
aud tors loiwuO
sleeptis vreiUou to jhow
lor a. an j wlui tieodibnd
.Neck Branch, tor ttreen
ville, VVssiiingiou andPty
mouth. Puiidia.n sleeiier
Atlanta ty Portamootn.
8 85 Ajat oiij "AUauia apeeiai,
fuliujuu VenOule lor no.
Pint-e, Hauiiel, Mouioe,
Clhbatet, Uiititwn, ureena
Wjuu, AOuet.lib, Alliens,
Atlanta, Montgomery, Mo
bile, Av on..ot, UUattaa
noo;u, .uiii.., Memphis
auu oil toiuta eoutu and
soutnwet,,. i tirough inU
oian DbUet oteepers and
day'coucbos Waoliiugiou to
Al-HtiVn, conntctlUH Olroot
' ' i'y Ubvou depot. AWuuta
' hill) uuumBe uiM Pull
jUjiau nitH i ex Jf ortawiuuln to
aloufu.
S40PM lor
bouttieru Pines, Uaiuiel
U . iu u, v uuiiUKtuii,
eiiwbi.Wi, II OU: Oe, oliul -lot
ib, iiluoOtuUiu, etie.O,
auiu.lluiutua, Cliuelor,
tirreiWou, iwu
, 1 uluu auulll.
Trains,Arn t it.-injii .
0 80 A M i'HIi) . ..tiii-l.tH biMOini,
ltt!4U.Ml e.4Uu. i. uUi
f , v. 1 1,1 a , fniiauelpui
ttall.njcie. WoaO iKitf.
UlUl.Ull,l.k., a .(Kte..l .
r on oil. i U ail i.ula
north. Parlor oars. Hew
lor a to waenlngton; full
nuui Buhct' Clou i:ra auu
day eoaebes Vrashlngtot,
to Atlanta.'
1 86 r atDaily trom -
forumuntu aud olnu
uerttaviaBay Line In. X.t.
a ft. tL H., aiao iron.
(sreeuvUie, PlytuoutL,
in asmugton au- jkaatera,
' Caruiiuu poiuts via wsl
' ' Qvn ftterkborg, Ricemonu
1 vMUUilvu auu'"' poini
uwrxti Via' AtiaoUs ' tnwui :
. .. Uue, aicptra Jhew lorkti
'jit.. WeinOl.' s "t, s.vyi:is
lil A at iaily, AXisnta tpecuU,
fuliuiau VtstlOulo, . Uva
'' ''' ' AUaaiiav, Atuiia,Aboevliu.
UtxcUvtoiMl, uurler ' adiu
- points sootLu, Piu.inau day
; eoaatie fcno .sleeper AtlAB
fe. .Mta to Washington; - . j
11 M a sj iwmy iroa w 1 1 w ia g ton,
- onwoy, liiuoointoo, utiac
; i; lotte, AhaJitev aAU pouts
i . ' sunih. . ... ' ' '.' , - ' ;
Tto. 40S aud Ub, '-Atlanta, Special,'"
Are solid fuliuuan veoilbaied. ualua.
eompoeedot i- gulliou uav eoaonat
and palaver - drawing' routua riuUet
sleepers between vaeiiuigum ant.
AUi.ni wituout enauge, on wnioi
there is no eAtna tare euattged. .
'or intoiniauou relative ao scueu
le,te., apin av tic am a(eu, im A
4 Cooke, . I A. atarataru ;
B, Hr. JOHN, Vtee President.
J. H. WlIDKB, General Manager.
T. J. ASDEXaoS, Uea'l Pans. Ageat
V. &. ateUas, Supt. Transportation.
Southern ,'fi:il:j.
j Piedmont Air Line.
C0IIDEUSSD gClJXDULU
; i rtnsilei April . lass. - -
'. :vi..?,v' r. )'.' x-. t vd'K , -
4,
XAIi.r, OuaHMOTS-i '' .
At ttreenauuro. . or all points . , ;.
for inoiUi and bbuui. aud
Wuisuiii-Aaleiu aad point o I ''
I tuononu-westeru nuriuuiio.
i line ruuiruaib Aiaansburjr, lor
mu Biuie tn wentBiB - oitu .
UajruiluM, , AlnoxviUev i'euuH !
Clnoilmati and western poiuts ; .
at WaUrlettavJvr parUuouri, .
Clreeuviiie, Alliens, Atlanta'
A At
iy
,t aiul ail iMjlata OwuUu. ir.l y v
1 - -Vuuecta si jjuxiuun for Ox- ...
(ford, Ciarasville auu Keysvule
except buiidays; a Greeuoboro .
I with rVaeuiugtou and South- '
weatemj Vesuuuled L limited,
Iand the &ew kora and Florida
bnort idn UiulledJ tram
I tor all points aorta, auu
I with main line train AO IS lor"
1 ltauvlue, itietuuond and inter- -
UMMUate tooal slatiuua ; alwi has' '
4:03
f ii
Daily
euiuievtlon lur Wluatoa-oalem
sua wiUt main luut train HoM ,
(laot uutilj lor Uluuriotle, Hps
tanourg, tlreenville, Atlanta ' .,
and all points Bouts ; also Vu- y''
liuubia, Aosuataw Charleston. ,
eutvannan, JacKaonvllle aud all '
points in S'lurula, Isutephig war
lor Atlanta. Jacksonville and
I at Charlotte wlm aloepiiiS1 out "
I tor Augusts, . rr . .
( tjouuecu at tie Una for Fay-
eneviue ana uteruKojate eut- , t;
tlousonue WUon aud Jr"ay- .
elteviUe OUort . Out,.' dally l "
Uvldsours -tor Hewne'ru aud .
jaorehead City, daily except
Sundays; for W iliuiugton Spd
aMeruiediate stations ou tns -v
and W HH,daily. - - "
vaiuneotaatdetius for Wilson -Kockv
Mount,' Xarboro aad ..
loeal station en Monulk and .
Carolina Kailroad, arrives at
Uotdsoorousjspni i. :
1:13
r H
bally
9M6
AM
exoun
fBAixs AXkrva At baxjuou, st, o,
7:30
From Uietnsboro and all
i AM
Daily
4:10
: n
1:12
PM
8:00
PM
: Daily
' ex sun
points north and south Bleep .
mg ear Ureeusuoro to JtalelKU, c
From tioldsboro, Wouilui?
ton, Fayettevme aud au peuiis .
iu eastern Carolina
Krou, iluruaiu, Uleedsboro
and ad poiuts .wrth. aud
South. .
Krom Qoldshoro
poinu east.
all
i Local freight trains also carry passen
; Pullman ears on afternoon train from
ttalelgh to Greensboro, and on stoming
train from Greensboro. , i
I Double daily trains between Bnlelgh,
Charlotte ana Atlanta. Quick time ; un
exce'led accommodatloa. " !"t'
'.' ti . 1
C L Hopkins. TP A, Charlotte, NC.
JMCuu. W A To ax.
Traffic M'sfr. Geh Pass A'st
W U GKKEN, Washington 1 C
Gen'l buperintendent, , t
. Kastem System. , , , .
ttp krmr ft VeT. ttallwaj C
. ''(' 'f.ijAint,;...s.jfi
,; John uuo ueoeiver.
Condensed bchedole. In JUteci June 38, 96,
' tlOKTB BOTJl. ' lally
Lv. Wilmington, BCSsbi
Ax. Fayetteville, ' 13 16 p m
i.ti fayettevlUe, l2s w
)Lv, fayetteville Junction, '
Leave banford, 3 16 p m
'Leave Climax, 4 19
j Araive Ureensboro, 4 60 p m
iLeaVe Greensboro, . Cuupm
'Leave Stokesdale, 666 H .
i Ar. Walnut (Jove, 626 '
iLv. vVamutCove, Sat) "
, Leave Kural HaU, 6 68 H
Arrive Mb Airy, -jb p m
i i Ji . . i - ' '., .-i.
I ' : : SOUTH BOUND. No. 1,
: Ually '
i Leave Mount Airy, 7 06am
! Leave Kural Hall, 829 u
I At. Walnut Cove, SSS
Lv. Walnut Cove, H&i '
Lv. Btokeskale, B
! Arrive (imeoaboro, . lv 11 M
ieave4rreensboTO, 10 20
Leave Climax, lofiO " '
Leave Haatord. . 12 SO p m
Ac Fayetteville Junction,
Arrive fayetteville, ' J35 par
Leave Fayetteville, . 2 46 "
Arrive Wilmington. 0 68 "
. v. ' no. . :
NORTH BOOND. f Daily
Leave BeBnettsvlile, ,7 00aas
Leave ataxton, 807"
Leave Ked Springs, ' -84S "
Leave Hope M ills, Set-
Arrive FavettevUla, lu Oft
- ' :.i r-" T" NO. S
SOUTHBOUND., Dally Kic'pt
' ' - Sunday.
Leave FayetteviUu, '488pm
Leave Hope Mills, ' -' -4 40 ".
Leave Ued Sprlnsa, . 8 02 "
Leave Max ton, 6 12
Arrive Beanettsviue, 124 H
NO. lb,
UXXUB.I - '
, Daily Jtxo'pt
bnndsy.
NOKTH BOUND.
Leave Bammrar, .-. . -8 St) a is
Leave Climax, s as
Arrive Ureetuboro, , 930
Leave Ureenabur, 9 9
Leave tokesdala, 10 Ou
Arrive Madisen, 11 SO -,'
. MO.ll,.,
SOUTH BOUND ' mixbd. t
, v v Dally Kxc'pt
. -j. Sunday. r
Leave Madison, 1 iicaspia
Leave Stokesdale, ' it 26 ".
ArrlveOreensboro, , . ,3 88
Leave Greensboro, "3 6u0av
Leave Climax, - 4W .
Arrive UanuMNir, ? , ... 6 40 -:
Train No, I sonneets at Banfortt with
seaboard Air Line forKalelgh,Norfolkand
ail pointsNorth Altast,and at WalnutCovs
with tbe Norfslk Western -K B. lor
Winston-Salem, Boancte and, all poiuts '
North and West of Koanoke - '
Train No. t. eonneets at WSthiri Je vs
with Norfolk Westers K- M- for Hin-
ton-satom, Roanoke and all points North
and ' West of- Boancke, 'and at Sao lord
with Seaboard Air Line for Monroe, Char ;
lette, Athens, Atlanta and all points South
and South-west. - '
Pnllmaa Palace Sleeping far on Hen-'
board Air Line trains rtorth and SoutS
from Sanford and on Norfolk A Western
trains North and Wast from Koanoka. , .
.r.FKT, .... W. K. JCYLK, .
Sen. Manaaer. ' Geo. Paas. Axes t '
' j , Administrator's Notice
Having sjualitied as administrstor of
the estate Jt W. T. Mabry, deceased, I
hereby give notice to an persons in
debted to etuu estate to uiuke iiniueui
ale payment to me; and ail creditors ut
said estate are LOUUwl to presnnt their
ciaimto me on or before the iioi.h day
ot April) 1SW) ot tile Uiis UOIl Ut oe
plead lu bar of their recovery.
, .... 'iiioa. 1 Love, '
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