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TELEPHONE No. 168.
THURSDAY, SEPT. 10. 1896.
STAND TOGETHER FOR WATSON.
The present indication seems to be
that the chances in favor of the elec
tion of Cyrus B. Watson Governor
of North Carolina are indeed flatter
ing. Russell's intenticn to stay in
the field, and the declaration of the
Republ;ean leaders that he will stay
up at the head of the ticket, if car
ried out, will make Mr. Watson's
election pretty well assured. All
that is needrd is for straight Wat
son Democrats to stick together and
be at the polls on election day. We
regard the election of Governor as
by far the most important thing
which will be voted on in the coming
election, either the State or National
ticket, and we hope there will be a
solidity of the Democratic vote on
that nomination at least.
We trust that every one of our
readers carefully perused the ad
mirable report of President Pogue
of the Chamber of Commerce, full
as it was of pertinent suggestions.
President Pogue has made a model
President of the chamber and that
organization is to be congratulated
upon re-electing him at its head.
Topeka, Kan., a city of 40,000
population, has adopted the "curfew
system." The first bell rings for
fifteen minutes before 8 p. m. in
winter and 9 in summer, and all
children under Iti years of age found
in the streets or in public places
after that time unaccompanied by
parents or guardians, are liable to
arrest and fine.
The German custom of dueling has
borne singular fruit at Konigsberg.
The manager of the Borseogarten, d,
concert garden there, refused the
challenge of a government assessor.
The hiyher governmental officials
of the city thereupon boycotted the
establishment, and the general com
manding has forbidden officers to
frequent it, and has withdrawn the
permission granted to the regimental
bands to play there.
The New York Evening Post of
the 3rd says: The will of Kate Field
was found yesterday in a tin box
which she had left with the propietor
of the Shoreham Hotel at Washing
ton, D. C, It appoints as executors
. H. Kohlsaat, of Chicago, and T.
Sanford Beatty, secretary to Senator
Brice. The latter is her literary
executor. As anticipated, it pro
vides for the cremation of her body
ana the burial of the ashes at Mdunt
Auburn, Mass.
According to the Southern States
Magazine the Missouri, Kansas and
Texas railroad Mr put into effect a
low rate from Galveston northward,
the object being to bring immigrants
bound from Europe to the West,
through Galveston instead of New
York,' as Is now the case. It Is also
said that the Iforth German Lloyd
and Hamburg American Steamship
lines are favorable to this movement
and will run shipsregularly between
Hamburg and Bremen and the Texas
port. : The Southern States Magazine
says, and probably it Is right, that
the tendency of immigrants s to. sot
tie near the place of landingand as-
suming this to be a fact, the belief is
that the bringing of immigrants from
Europe to Galveston will be a posi
tive benefit to the South.
'.. The New Orleans Times-Democrat
says it is officially announced that
Japan will buy the cotton she needs
for her mills in the Crescent city. A
Japanese broker has been in this
country for several months survey
ing the field for the purpose of de
termining where he can buy cotton
on the most favorable terms and of
the quality needed in Japan, and
has finally decided to place a large
order in New Orleans. The Japan
ese trade is already considerable,
amounting to some 75,000 to 100,000
bales a year, and promises to stead
ily increase. "Of course," saysthe
Times-Democrat, "by the new ar
rangement New Orleans will get
practically the entire Japanese busi-
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tite and gives health, strength and
happiness.
Hoods Pills act harmoniously with
Hood s Sarsaparilla. (Jure all liver
ills. 25 cents.
Bncklen's Arnica Salve.
The best salve in the world for
cuts, bruises, sores, ulcers, salt
rheum, fever sores, tetter, chapped
hands, chilblains, corns and all skin
eruptions, and positively cures piles,
or no pay required. It is guarran
teed to give perfect satisfaction or
monev refunded. Price 25 cents
pr ' ox. "or sale by John Y. Mac
Rot.
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weak, impure blood; for, if the blood is
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parts life and energy to every nerve,
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Bouquets,
Floral Designs,
Palms, Ferns,
and all kinds of Pot Plants for house
decorating and adorning the yard.
Celery, Late Cabbage and Collard
Plants.
H. Steinmetz, Florist,
North Halifax Street, near Peace In
stitute. Phone 113.
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Thsnno Institute,
sr scis Raleigh, N.C.
No better school for girls. It has
always been noted for music and art,
First school in the State to intro
duce violin with special teacher
This instrument will be particularly
strong next session underMiss Min
nie E. Johnson, from N. E. Conser
vatory, a pupil of Mahr. Terms to
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NOTICE!
North Carolina, In Superior Court
Wake County. To Oct. Term, '96
M. J. Edwards I o..,- i.
vs.
Lawrence
J. J.
I Publication.
To J. J. Lawrence, defendant in the
above entitled action. Take notice:
That on the 2SHh day of August,
loDb, an action was bee-un and insti
tuted in the Superior court of Wake
county, North Carolina, to October
Term WW of said cotirt by M. J . Ed
wards against J. J. Lawrence, your-
seit, entitled m. J. inwards vs. J.J
Lawrence, and that summons tnerein
has been duly issued and returned
"not to be found:" That the purpose
of said action is to recover money due
from you to the said M. J. Edwards
upon and by virtue of a contract re
latin? to the manufacture and sale of
medicine known as the Compound Ex
tract of Rosadalis, and to the pur
chase by said M. J. Edwards of a one
half interest in the Patent Right there
to, and for the recovery of damages
from you for breach of said contract,
amounting in all to the sum of 993,000,
i ou are hereby notified of the pen
dency of said action, and that a war
rant of attachment has been issueh in
said action directing the seizure of
your property in North Ca olina. You
are further notified and required to ap
pear at the October term of said Su
perior Court of Wake county, North
Carolina, to be held in the city of Ral
eigh, in said county and State, on the
2tith of October. 1896, and answer or
demur, during said term, to the com
plaint which will be filed in 6ald action,
or the plaintiff will have judgment for
the relief deni&nded therein; when and
wnere tne warrant of attachment will
likewise be returned.
D. H. YOUNG,
Clerk Superior Court, Wake Co.
AltGO ,t SNOW, Attorneys.
ing
To make room for
Fall Goods.
Clothing at and below cost.
Straw Hats must give way for fall
styles. , Another big lot "
50c Umbrellas.
Give our stock an inspection before
buying elsewhere and you will save
money. , - ,
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Reductions
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A TRIPARTITE UNION
Popular Prices, Attractive Designs and Color
-v Gathering;
WE ARE READY.
We are ready to whenever you are ready to look.
PARIS and BERLIN.
Our own Import orders from Paris and Berlin in conjunction with
our purchases of high class American novelties make us the peer of any
house in this section of the South.
Advance purchases are now ready for your inspection.
JT Goods were never so low as they are today.
Shoes for Fall and Winter.
Naw lasts, new designs, new patterns at
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One Price, and That the Lowest.
A. B. STRONACH,
Dry Goods, Notions and Shoes.
SUCCESSORS TO C. A
The Rurninor niinetinn T
Where Can Goods
Let FACTS and FIGURES speak. Bombastic eloquence pale into
utter insignincaut o at tne Dare mention or sucn goods at such prices.
Sherwood's Solid Servicoe Shoes are Cincinnati made, built for ser
vice, style and cemfon. arranted
Domestic Dry Qosd?.
Barker 4-4 Bleaeliiii!,' .... -'c,
Lonsdale 4-4 Cambi ii' Sijc
Mohawk 10-4 Sheeti ng 17 J c
Heavy A A BrOWn Domestic 4c
Alamance Plaids 33 c
Fall Prints, dark colors 3Jc
Gilt Edge Bleaching 5c
30-inch Bed Ticking 5c
Dress Cambric all colors 4c
Bed Comforts 39c
SPECIAL.
One case 4 4 "Fruit of the C3A
Loom, ' ' long as it lasts ... W4W
ucccssorsto C.A.SHERWOOD S. CO.
Simpson's Eczema Ointment cures
SIMPSON'S
PTJLLEN BUILDING,
ECONOMY
May bo necessary in man? wavs
when dollars are scarce and wants
many, but it is not desirable to practice
it in tne purchase of rood, which is
life. Below a certain standard food
imperfectly nourishes; up to that stand
ard it costs a reasonable price. We
never- want mora than & reasonable
price for our Groceries. . .
RAPID SALES
- Give our customers the benefit of
close margins. We never keep any
thing that Is not the best of its kind,
and we only want a fair profit on what
w invent in it. or- ...
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.Vlways In stock and promptly delivered
? '. when ordered. .;"",
THOS.GGliD.
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.Sh ervToSd & Cc.
Best be Bought?
in every respect.
Popular-priced Shoes.
Babies' Cai ks 20c
Infants Kid Button 40c
Childs Grain Polish 50c
Childs Calf Polks 75c
Misses Grain Button 75c
Ladies' India Kid Button. 98c
Ladies' Dongola Kid Button. . .$1.23
Ladies' Tampico Goat $1.
Men's Solid Home-made Ties. ..$1.25
Boys' Buff Bals ....$1.0
SPECIAL.
Genuine Calf, Goodyear Welts,
in bals and con., S sboe for Vfc
sueccisoRtt C.A.SHERWOOD CO.
Tho Filling of
lions
ia the most important work of a
,-ood drug store. The very lives of a
ommunity depend upon the care and
integrity of the man who Hills its pro
scriptions We use only the very best
and freshest drugs, and exercise the
most painstaking care to prevent the
possibility of error'i
all Skin Diseases.
PHARMACY,
RALEIGH, N. C.' '
FIVE PER CENT PER MONTH
' OIV- '
60 PER CENT PER, YEAR
Guaranteed to all investors on Invest
ments, both large and small,
when made with
THE NEW.YORK V
INVESTMENT.
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- BROKERS IN ; .
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Stocks, Bonds, Grain and
COTTON-
No.' 40 and 42 Broadway t ffew York.
. P. 8. People who desire to have a
steady and sure income on a small or
large investment, send for ourexplani
torv circular, mailed f ree. . mav 15
s. a: ashe & son,
FIRE INSURANCE.
Solicit a part of your patronage; -Office
over MacRAO"""! (ranch Pnar
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Tlie Rational
RALEIGH; JN C.
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Capitat Paid In . ; $225,000
Surplus and Undevlded ;
Profits, . . ; . -. : 75,000
DIRECTORS: "
J . B. B ATCHELOB, JAMES A. BRIGGS, ' .
CM. BUSBEE, . THOMAS B. CROWDER;
F. O. MORING, JULIUS LEWIS, 1 i -
CHAS. E. JOHNSON, CHAS. H. BELVlN, " '
W. JR. TUCKER. , -
OFFICERS:" " '
CHAS. H. BEL VIN, President "
CHAS. E. JOHNSON, Vice-President.
F. H, BRIGGS, Cashier.
Our banking room has been enlarged and refurnished." j.
A NEW
which Is entirely fire proof and burglar proof, has been added.' The doors '
controlled by combination, automatic and time locks, built by the Miller Safe
and Iron Works, of Baltimore, and superintended by Mr. J. M. Mossman, of
New York, an expert in burglar proof work. In this vault wo have placed
SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES
of the very latest design, the convenience of which can not be appreciated un
til they are seen, and all aro invited to see them. . .-- ,
The renter of the box has the key, and no one can gain access to tW -contents
of the box without the presenoe of the renter, and If he should lose
his key, the finder could not gain access to the box, the contents Of which can
be known only to the renter. There is ample room in the" boxes for (the filing
of deeds, valuable papers, wills, bonds, stocks, etc., and perfect security is - -obtained
for very moderate cost. . . ' '
Convenient and private rooms have been provided for. the exclusive use
of customers in the examination of papers, cutting coupons, etc.
We have an excellent vault in addition to this fine burglar proof vault
for the storage of boxes and packages. .,-:.. .(
Everyone Interested in beautiful workmanship and most delicate mechanj
Ism are cordially invited to Inspect the now work.
The National Bank of Raleigh,
RALEIGH, IS". C.
auglS 3m -
cc. m war ' m a" - - - . '
oiiiuuu luur Lius auuu.
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Ice Cream with pure
crushed fruits"
It's Just "Out ofSihtOohiE
and try it. Five cents only.
A Full Lino Key West Cigars
Can be found at
tlocflao's Branch Pharmacy,
Corner Fayetteville and Martin streets, next to Postoffice. ' t r. -
U.D.B.S.TUCBe
New Shoes for Men and Women, Boys and Girls.
FALL 1896.
Just arrived, Johnson & Murphy's cele-
brated hand-made shoes for men. The 44 J. &
M' hand-made shoes for men are justly con-
sidered the highest grade men's shoes manti-;
factured; in fact these "J. and M." hand
made shoes excel the best custom Iwork eyeHi
made. The styles are the correct shapes, -
newest toes, etc., for this fall's wear, made in
patent leather, French 4 calf and imported '
Cordovan, and Russian calf inT the newest
shades of dark wine andchocolate. - -
JUST AJRRIVED Laird, Shober & Co.'s celebrated hand- 7
made shoes for ladies, misses and children. Every one recog- '. . v -nues
Laird, Shober & Co.'s shoes as the best made for Iadios," v -,;
misses and children. These for this fall and . winter, ; - just! .-
v come In, are in the newest shapes and absolutely correct in
7, "style. Come now and be fitted.
17. II. & R. S.
The ; Commercial and Farmers' : .- .
. ' ." ': ' ; Bank, .of Raleigh H. C. '
' " Chartered by General Assembly 1891. ; . "
Paid up Capital
Dppsit . . .
Offers its cuslomers every accommodation consistent with safe r-
banking--,-"-'-.. . - "y "
Safe Deposit; Boxes foK-.Rent-on Reasonable Term?, v
:". -.. .. r Some good business offices to let . : . .
J. J. THOMAS, Tresident, ALF A. THOMPSON, Vice President,
B. S. JFJtMAN, Cashlor M. W. JACKSON, Assistant .Cashier 3
BankpRaleiglr
VAULT,
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TUCKER Ci CO.
$100,000.00
. 300,000.00
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