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TELEPHONE No. 168.
' LET VS REST.
We had indulged the hope that
i; the maelstrom of agitation which has
been swerling in the nation for many
- weeks preceding the election would
at last be calmed. after the people
had given expression to their ver-
diet against a revolution in the finaii
cial.system last Tuesday. We had
. , lenged to have surcease from ha
rangue and respite from wordy strife
and had hoped that a season of hal
cyon peace and political repose was
at hand. The verdict of the people
at the polls was duly recorded and
Mr. Bryan sent his telegram of ebn-
. gratulation to Mr. McKinlcy saying
that the issue had been submitted to
the American people and that their
will was. law. It was given out
, that confidence was restored, that
. factories and mills and all manner of
. . industries were again starting up the
hum of life and that prosperity was
. again spreading her wings over the
land. But now it is sounded forth
thit the people's verdict is not to be
accepted as their will, that the bat
; tie has only just begun and that the
n : : u i tt-
- -ogi upturn is w ucuuuuu-cu. Tveure
v"vurrjf iub country is iul w nave us
much needed rest. We can remem-
ber when the green-back craze held
It. j a u.. i . ...
its biiiit uui uuvkuy weub uuhu uj
. .... Jtsdecadence. We have seen the
jute bagging trust, government rail
road ownership and sub-treasury
wil-o-the-wisps come and go. And
We doubt not that those who have
endeavored to ride upon the silver
question as a hobby in asiniilar way
will e'erlorg'be confronted with
the irresistible fact that when the
v American people grow weary the
craze must go to its long rest. It is
time for the people to turn their minds
, toward business and to the materia!,
-commercial and industrial advance
ment of themselves and their neigh-
. bors, and we hope that they will do
it and .let political hobbies rest till
another campaign at least.
The hired girl in New York is go
ing to elevate domestic service by
' forming a club. It is called the
working Woman's Social Club. The
"feewgtitution of the new club has just
beenJKnted, and it well explains
the . aims orjthe enterprise. The
membershiD is to be entire! v of wo-
IlmeTTempioyedyin family serv.ee and
the object is Jo give them a pleasant
plase of meeting, a chance to make
friends and an opportunity to or
ganize. Another "plan of the club is
j found a school in connection with
he home, ; where all branches of
ousehold work 6hall be taught It
s proposed to build a borne where
be girls when ill or tired out ean
e cared- for. ; When asked if the
' reject was cot a large one for wo
en earning moderate wages to un
rtake, the Secretary, Miss Wood
Jge, said :. ','These same-girls
e practically buil; most of tbe
.it Roman Catholic churches is
city, including the cathedral,
n by should tbey not build a
fur themselves?" ' Mrs. Helen
ell, who lectures on house
on omics in the University of
siu.and Whose knbwledge of
, ,: , t is an accep!ed fact, will
give a course of sis lectures at the
working women's rooms this mouth.
Bucxlen's Ann, Salvat
The best -salve iB.the world tor
cuts, bruises - sores, ulcers, ; salt
rheum, fever sores, tetter, chapped
hands, chilblains, corns and all skin
eruptions, and positiyely cures piles,
or no pay reqirired. ; It is guarran
teedto give perfect satisfaction or
money reftmded. Price 25 cants
wr '-ox, "or sale bj John Y. Mao
teat. -
For Over J&HIty If ears
Has. Wnrguow's Soothtko 8tbut bu been
used lor oer fifty years bj million of mothers
lor weir ennaren wnue teeuung. with psrfmt
success. It soothes tbe child, softens the gums,
allays all pain, cures wind eolie, and is tbe best
remedy lor Diarrhoea. It will relieve the poor
little suSerer immediately. Sold by Druggists
In every part oi tbe world. Twenty-five cents a
bottle, be sura to ask for "Mrs V. inalow's
Soothing Syrup," and take no othar kind; U1
HEW SHOE STORE.
Extraordinary ' Bargains
-IN-
New Shoes.
Ladies' fine Uocgola kid button
Boots, patent tips, heel and spring
heel, at only 08c, $1 25, $1 50 and
$1 75.
Finer grades from $2 to $5.
Gent's Shoes
Gent's fine dress shoes 1, $1 25,
$1 50 and $1 75. Finer grades from
$2 to $G.
Boy's Shoes.
Hoy's fine shoes $1. $1 25 aud
$1 50. Finer grades from SI 75 to
$3 50.
Children's Shoes.
Children's fine shoes 75c, $1, $1 25
and 1 50.
Infant's Shoes.
Infant's fine shoes 25c 35c and 50c
Finer grades 75c to $1 25.
HOSIERY.
Ask to see our line of hosiery
is the best and cheapest lino in
citv.
S. C. POOL,
S. B. NORMS, ..agt
seu25
It
tbe
When Baby was sick, we gare her C'n' ir:x
When she was a Child, she criiil for G-.'Vria.
When she became Miss, she clung to Costoria.
When she had Children, she gave them Castoria.
'ROGRASTINATION
Is The Thief of Time."
If you neglected to buy J-our winter's supply of coal and wood in the
ummcras your interest requires thatjou shsuld have done, irive us vour
rder now and avoid the rush which
oiu weainer. convenience auu economy oemanas mat you Duy your
cason's supply of fuel at once, and to get in and put away before winter,
will be a source of satisfaction to you for months to come. Our stock is
now complete and we solicit your orders for best goods at lowest prices.
Johnson and Johnson,
tUAL and WUOD.
Phone 150.
Great Bargains
: ; Oar Motto::
fF. I YXJ GOODS t LOW PKT'iW
i ne oest Laun-
wm
Vfrt Jan- 20, 1874 VVW"'V
dereds shirt zonWMwm
market for 49c
, There-are ''Aawi'a
medicine as well as in VVlIlw
other things," said a busy ; rj0,
druggist, "bat the most E tils IV
remarkable thing about Hood's Sana'
parilla Js that customers who try other
remedies all come back to; Rood's, and
this la why the enormous sales of this
greet medicine WFWt ; : keep np . and
continue, ths g whole yea
round, steady : H Vr as . it clock.
' Why.is it ? : "O, simply becsoae
Hood's Barsaparllla M more real eura
ttve merit than any medicine I ever sold.'
This is ot daily occurrence in almost
every droit store. Hood's Bareaparilla
has cured more sickness, and made more
happiness through restoration to health
than any other medicine. !.'.:-- '
Sarsaparilla
Is the standard the One True Blood Purlfler.
i , , , are the only pills to take
1UUU S fills with Hood's Sarsaparilla.
JUST RECEIVED
Third Invoice 'of ladies' cloth
capes and ladies' plush capes at
Lower Prices- Than Eier.
Also Ladies', childrens', an
men's underwear in endless variety
Our stock of
is still complete, and we offer bar
gains in that line. A box of
French Candy
goes with every purchase of $1 00
or more worth of goods.
I. ROSENTHAL
211 Favettevillc Street.
G. E. LEACH
Cotton, Stocks, Bonds,
Grain and Provisions
311 "Wilmington Street,
Raleigh, N. C.
Direct private wire to New York
New Orleans and Chicago.
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K Editor's Notice.
Having qualified as executor of
the lu.-.t will aid testament of James
B. Bobbitt, deceased, I hereby give
notice toall persons-indebted to him to
wake immediate payment to me, and to
all persons havingclaims against him
to present the seme to me, duly veri
fied, on or before the 5th day
beptember,
1897.
otherwise this
notice may be plead in bar of recov
ery. J. HAL BOBBITT.
Executor of J. B. BoUbitt, dee'd
always comes with the first spell of
Office 109 Fayette ville St.
in Underwear.
The best W)c undershirt
on trie market! -
R-irc7flannel,
suits
fiOn. flhil.
orens Union suits 50c and
oc.
LadIes, and
children's
Hose 5c
Men's IOc
socks for 5c
s inblackand
grey, colors
g)fonly.
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The Choice of
; '. Overwhelming Majority. -
The peoole of Ealeuzh have voted
fifteen years our platform and our principles have won their sincere and
hearty support. In us they recognize the inaugurators and practitioners
of those reformed methods of merchandising that insure every - man the
full worth of his money.: The strength, of their appreciation of us has
Deen maae aouDij mamnest u tne suostantuu expressions oi their pre
ference during this present season, while complaint, of dull times have
been beard on every side. .
Tha Biggest Store.
The never-failing satisfaction, the
us a measure w success, xuu ana running over. :- .: -: v ;':;. .-j ,.
We Bow Our , Acknowledgments
Of course, the all-engrossing need
coats. We couldn 't exemplify our. leadership in a more substantial way
than with the line we are offering from 16 to $25. The savings are the
perqmsines oi your naeuty to us. . - ' ' . " . , . "
S. & D. DER17AHGER,
One - Price Clothiers to All
Sale of Land in Cedar Fork
On Saturday, November 21st, 1896,
at the Court House door in Raleigh,
at 12 -m., by virtue of tbe power
given us In a deed of mortage, exe
cuted by A S Pollard and registered
in the office Of tbe Register of Deeds
for Wake sountg, in Book 78 at page
673, we will Bellat public outcry, tbe
following described lands, situated
in Wake county and said Township,
to wit : First, the tract convayed to
said A S Pollard, by John W Hins
dale, commissioner by deed dated May
21st, 1884, adjoining the lands of
Joseph Marshall, S CMarcomand
others: Beginning at a red oak,'W.
B. Scott's corner, thence North 871
degrees ;.west 209 2-6 poles to a stake,
Marshall's corner then North 2
degrees East,., 22 poles to a small
sourwood; then 'North 87 degrees
West 64 poles to a stake, Marshall's
corner; then South 2 degrees West
74 poles to a stump, M. C. Sorrell's
lino, then South , 871 degrees; East
64 poles to a stake, then South 2
degrees: West 241 poles to pointer
S. C. Marcon's corner, then North
II degrees, East 741 poles to the
beginning, containing about 127
acres. Second the tract of about 18
acres adjoining: the lands of Lucy
Page, J. Watkins, J. Q. Adams,
and Dennis borrell and described in
a deed from Susan Page Jere Wat
kins and wife to said Pollard dated
Nov. 10th, 1880. Third, The Home
tract of said Pollard, on which he
formerly lived adjoining the lands of
i dos. roJiard. j u Adams and others
and described -in deed to him from
G W Lynn dated Januarv 1st 1872
ano registered in Kegister s office
for said county in Book 34 at pace
Mt. Terns casn .
R. H. BATTLE,
WALTER CLARK,
Executors of E. IL Swain.
Raleigh, N. C, Oct. 20, 1896.
DON'
Overlook This!
We give prescriptions spec al
ca.. -nd attention at all hours,
day or night. If that is what
you want, we are.o . v
Yours truly,
Wynne and Birdsong,
North Side Drag Store,
Halifax street, one block south
of
Peace Institute. . '
ON THE
iiMiuuyMi'iiuuui'u
mmiiiMHtiiiMiiiiiiT .
Of Fayetteyille and Martin Sts;,
Just as you Come Up-from thb
Park
'.IogRcq'g Crcnsli fli:nrisyi
'''Where the finest cigars and the best Soda and Mineral Waters can
be iEad. , Bromo Selrajr served at the
Just the thing
Gall around boys,
see you. - .
John Y. -
ssUll
the People by an
one war tor fifteen rears. ' Fo
' t ;,-, -
The Biggest Stock.
incomparable prices have brought
just now is fall Buits and over
n
i a a
Another lot of those delicious South
ampton county (Va. ) Earns; also fine
V. ) Earns; also fim
ohnston county (N
loinuw cured ii
C.1H
Fresh arrival New River Mullets
fine, fat Mackerel, new pack Roe Hor
rings, etc - . ,
r 'Melrose" Flour still growing in
popularity. And why? Because It is
carefully ground from . best selected
wneai. none superior to Meirose.
Nice line finest sreen and black Teas
: Special blend finest Mooha and Java
roasted coffee makes an excellent oup.
I handle nothing but first class
goods, therefore orders may be sent
with confidence. Lowest prices guar
anteed. Kespectruliy,
J.D. TURNER,
Cor. Johnson and n.ilifax Sts.
Telephone 125.
K0TICE!
North Carolina, I In Superior Court
Wake County. To Oot.v.Term, '96
M. J. Edwards
vs.
J. J. Lawrenoe
Sei'vice by
Publication.
To J. J. Lawrence, defendant In the
aDove entitled action, xaice notice
'mat on tne zutn day of Aueu
st,
1896, an action was begun and insti-
tuted in the Sn
aperlor court of waito
Carolina, to October
county. North
Term 1896 of said court by M. J, Ed
wards against J. J. Lawrence, your
self, entitled M. J. Edwards vs. J. J.
Lawrenoe, and that summons tnereln
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
lating to the manufacture and sale of
medicine Known as tne (Jompound x
tract of Rosadalia, and to the. pur
chase by said M. J. Edwards of a one-
nan interest in tne ratent mgnt tnere
to, and for the recovery of damages
rrom you xor oreacn oi said contract,
amounting in all to the sum of 193,000,
You are herebv notified of the nen-
dency of said action, and that a ' war
rant of attachment has been issueh in
said action directing the soizure of
your property in North Ja ollna. You
are further notified and required to ap
pear at tbe October' term of said Su
perior Court ot'Wake county,, xsorth
Carolina, to be held in the city of Ral
eigh, in said county and State, on the
26th of October, and answer or
demur, during said term, to the eom-
piamt wnicn wiu Denied in said action,
or the plaintiff will have judgment for
we reuez demanded mere in; wnen and
where the warrant of attachment will
likewise be returned.
- . D.H.YOTJNO,
Clerk Snperior Court, Wake Co,
ARGO A SNOW, Attorneys.
Hotel
'- .1 : '
Fountain. . ' , -
for Fair Week,
will be glad to
.McDae.
GOBHEB
vy ia jLwivJal 1
. Loookout, are
you ready for it?
If not, come and
get yoiir. shoes.
Some beautiful
blankets, quilts,
comforts, rub
ber shoes, ..pil
lows and coats,
capes, . cloaks,
jackets, umbrelr
las, , lap'-; robes.
DoL: not:; forget
your horses, we
have plenty sof
blankets for
them. : : V: : r
Lyon Racket Storo
Sale of Land Hear Raleigh.
i As exeeutor of the late 3i B. "Bob
bitt I will offer for sale at the Court
Houfce door in Raleigh, at 12 o'clock
m.i on Saturday the 6th tlay of De
cember, .1896; a valuable tract of
land about Si miles east of Raleigh
containing Ninety -four acres, more
or less, adjoining the lands of W. U.
HolLeman, deceased, J. D. Dodd, J.
W. Cross and others, it being the
tract ot land formerly owned by Jos. -Moore
and ' previously by M.- A.
F&rker. About 60 acres of the tract
are in a good state of cultivation, of
which a part is well drained low
grounds. Gopd .tenant house and
necessary out-houses and a good well
of water are on the prefnises.
Terms $350 cash, balance three
equal annual installments with in
terest from date of sale. -
- J, Hal. Bobbitt,
tiovS Ex. of J. B, Bobbitt. :
For
fAncirinrinfiAnX
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' IFor the last 20 years we have kept Piso's Care for Con
sumption iri stock; and would sooner, think a groceryman could
get along without sugar in his store than we could without'
Piso's Cure.- It Is a sure seller. RAVEN & CO.,' Druggists,
Ceresco, Michigan, September 2, 1896. - - ' , - .
1 1 ilk a : ITa X-a a w 1 -T n - nl A rT
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liic lxauunai DaiuvFiiQicigu
raleigh; nj c.:
tWrlTTMii -lo
Capital Paid In . .L .i$225,000
Surplus and: Undevided -.
Profits. "'f.T.?75.000
DIRECTORS, . ,
J.'B. BATCHELOEL - JAMES A. BRIGtJ8,
C. M. BUSBEE, 1k' - THOMAS B. CROWDER, -
F. O. MORING. , - - JULIUS LEWIS, ' "
CHAS. E. JOHNSON, CHAS. II. BELVIN, v , . '
r ; v ..W.R TUCKER'J
, . "ioFFICERS:"-' " , -,
CHAS. IL BELVIN, President.
; CHAS. E. JOHNSON, Vice-President :
ii tw nrTn y-t
r, ii. jjKiijijo,
Our banking room has been enlarged.and refurnished', . , t - 1
- A" NEW VAULT, 7
which is entirely fire proOl and burclar
controlled by combination, automatic
una iron worxs, o Baltimore, ami superintended uy Air, J. M. Mossman.of :
New York, an expert in burglar proof work, l In this vault we have placed
SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES--,
of the very laft Qesifa, tne convenioneo of which ean not be appreciated un
til they are seen, 'and all are invited to see them. : i
The renter of the box haa the kpv. and no one ran o-nin awa tx thi.
conteuta of tbe box without the presence
iu. kvj, urn oDotr cuum iiut nin actx-ss u) mu uuz, uiu cuntonts or wnicn can
be known only to the renter. Thero is ample room in tbe boxes for tbe illirur
of deeds, valuable papers, wills, bonds,
obtained for very moderate cost. v :' . --. -
; Convenient and private rooms hare been provided for tho exclusive use"
of customers in the examination of paper, cutting coupons, etc.
We have an excellent vault in addition to this line burglar .proof vault
for the storage of boxes and packages. , -
Everyone interested in beauuful workmanship and most delicate mochar? '
ism are cordially invitfj to Inspect the
iUfl-IV-Sa
i:
Under and by virtue of a decree
of the Superior Court, in a civil no
tion, No 5.')12, 'c i d, ontitled Wm
Smith v B F Montague, we will, on
the 7th day of December, 1806, sell
at public auction at the court house
door in the city o! Raleigh. N 0, at
12 m, the following tract of land, sit
uate in Wake county, St. Mathews
township, beginning at a -stake Jcs
sis Watkin's n w corner In Jonathan
Pool's line; thence s 26 poles to a
stake said , Watkin's; s w corner;
thence s 35 w 59 3-5 ' polos; thence
west 933"" poles to two red oaks on.
the bank of JS'euso . river; thence up
tbe t various courses of said river
about 84 ' poles to Pool's corner;
thence with his line s 88 e 135 poles
to the beginning, ; containing 53
acres. Also, at the same time and
place, we will sell the personal prop
erty set out id said decree, consist
ing of .1 Cmule, 1 horse, 2 wagons,"
harness,- farming implements and
part, of crops .made on said land. '
Terms cash. ,
" . " ARMIOTEAD JONES,
- - " - THOS R PURNELL, , .
no7 tds ' Commissioners. "
- KOTICE. : :
North Carolina, I In Superior Courts
Wake county. Before DH Youngs
. t - " ' Clerk.
3.' 0. Marcom, administrator or
Cherry Penny, deceased,- vs. Mary
Walters -and Henry Walters,' her
husband, Mary Allen, Lillie Allen,:
Roxie Allen,John Allen, Susari'Al--lea,
George Penny, Ada Penny, ancr
a : TX.l i . . l.: t -....-r
Cherry Penny, deceased.-
To Mary Walters, Henry Walters,
Mary Allen, Lillie - Allen and John
Allen, defendants above named. : . s,
You will take notice that's special
proceeding has been instituted in
this court by J. C. Maroorr. adminis-.
trator of Cherry Penny, deceased,
entitled as above, for the- purpose Of
obtaining an order -for -the sale of
the real estate of his -said intestate
to create assessments-for-' the pay-;
ment of the debts ot the -estate and
the. charges of administration,'' and
you are hcveby required to appear
at my office in Raleigh, N. C, on the
2d day of December, 1896, and an-
swer or demur to thb complaint- of ,
tho plaintiff in said action or pro-;
AefhniT ntliprwlsn thn pfilifif nifived .
let will be granted. , -
J). H. Young,.
C'erk Superior Court of Wake Co.
October 19, '96. , 1 aw 6 w
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vasnier.1 . -
proof.? Han! been 1 added, r The, 'doors
and time- locks, builtrby the 'Miller Safe
of the renter, -and if he should lose
stocks, etc. ,T and perfect security la
new work. . - '
liVLEICrll, N C.
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