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TELEPHONE No. 168.
The days of glass bottles are
numbered. They are to be super
seded by unbreakable paper bottles.
Paper bottles can be manufactured
for about half the cost of glass bot
tles, and can be made water-tight as
well as air-tight. As brewers well
know, it is no easy matter to make a
glass bottle that is airtight when
beer is the liquid it contains. All
kinds of experiments have been
made to accomplish this result, but
none have succeeded. With paper
bottles the matter will be compara
tively easy, as the paper will give
when the cork is driven into the
neck of the bottle, and will be sealed
perfectly. Glass bottles, too, will
freeze and their contents spoil. In
the paper bottles the liquid can defy
the efforts of the frost king. This
win mean a saving in more ways
than one. There is no occrsion for
the laborious packing in straw that
has to be done in the case of glass
bottles. The paper bottles, being
practicably unbreakable, there is no
need for straw as a safeguard against
rough treatment while in transit,
bnd as the paper mache will keep
the contents warm, there need be no
packing to keep the cold out.
The Newbern Journal says that
the state geological survey has been
renewed about Morehead. Thegreat
map of North Carolina was begun
several years ago and the work in
the western counties has been nearly
completed, but it was found neces
sary, in order to carry the work
eastward, to run a line of exact levels
across the whole length of the state,
starting at the ocean at Morehead
City, and this is the object of the
present survey.
Speaking of the election of Judge
Russell as Governor the Charlotte
Observer wisely says: "It would
appear to be the proper thingfor the
people of the State to do, to simply
fortify themselves for the worst and
nope ior tne.Dest. as uovernor of
a great State, with the interests of
her people in his keeping. Russell
may prove an agreeable surprise
. Russell, the Governor, may be quite
-different from Russell, the politican
That is the charitable thing to hope
for.
. - Mr. Sewall has been heard from
at last He says wheat did it. The
' low prices which the farmers had
- been receiving for their wheatunder
- -. the gold standard, he says, were re
moved by tbe accident of a short
, crop abroad. Failure to realize that
:, this accident left the roal evil un-
touched caused a falling-off in the
silver vole of districts where it
i'.:- should have been strong. Mr. Sew
' . all says the people will win in 1900.
, A French glass expert named Ap
psrt has made experiments showing
that glass modified by the introduc-J
tion of 7 or 8 par cent of aluminum
is more solidr less changeable and
more elastic than ordinary glass. If
It be more elastic, the scientist may
bs in a fair way towards the redis
covery of the flexible glass of the
ancients, which has hitherto baffled
the expert. 1
The third .and , annual meeting of
the American congress of liberal re
ligious societies will be held in In
dianapoli yon T- the r 17th, 18th
and 19th insts.'' Judging frpmthS
list, .of celebrated speakers already
secured and the importance of the
questions to be discussed, the meet
ings will undoubtedly attract world
wide attention. ' '
-' . BMklni arnica Salve ; -
i The best salve in the world ior
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
money refunded. Price 25 cents
r ox. or sale by J onn X. mao
NEW SHOE STORE
Shoes.
Ladies' fine Oongola kid button
Boots, patent tips, heel anil splAng
heel, at only 98c, 1 25, Jf 50 rind
1 75.
Finer grades from $2 to it'.
Gent's Shoes
Gent's fine dress shoes $1, $125,
$1 50 and $1 75. Finer grades from
$2 to $6.
Boy's Shoes.
Boy's fine shoes 1. $1 25 and
$1 50. Finer grades from jl 75 to
$3 50.
Children's Shoes.
Children's fine shoe
and $1 50.
ti. n .'5
Infant's Shoes.
Infant's tine shoes 2.V
Finer grades 75c to ffl
.'!5e ami oOo
HOSIERY
Ask to see our
is the "best and c!
city.
ry
1 in
It
the
S. C. POOL.
S. B. NO!:::iS, Manager,
sep25
When Baby was slok, wo gare her Castorla.
When she was a Child, she cried for Castorla.
When she became Hias, she clung to Castorla.
When she had Children, she gave them Caatoria.
Extraordinary Bargains
-IN-
New
" PROCRASTINATION
Is The ThiefofTime."
you negiectea to Duy your winter's suppl ofccoal and wood in the
ummer as your interest requires that youhsuld"have done, give usy .ur
rder now and avoid the rush which always comes with the first spell of
old weather. Convenience and economy demands that you buy your
will be a source of satisfaction to yon for months to come. Our stock is
now complete and we solicit your orders for best goods at lowest orlces.
o ouijLsr ui iuci aif uuli. mi 11 rn
Johnson and Jolinoon,
vmajl ana wood.
Phone f50.
Don't
fit
-
since the election, when
a Ma: lot of men's and
Politics
y-
ff I r -
low prices; we buy direct from the. manu-
r,wfVrt coc
pick up great- bar-
gams.
liUuU lib
Merit talks" the
Infcrlnite valna ftf
"
M-nlrrrt
Hood'pSaraaparilla." ; U Cl L a.O
jtferit in medicin means tbe power to
can. Hood's Sarsaparilia possesses actu&l
and unequalled curative power and there
for it has true merit. When you bay
Bood'e 8arsapriHa,and take it according
to directions, to purify. yoor blood, or
cur any of the many blood diseases, you
ar morally certs in io reoeiv benefit.
The power to ear is there." You ar not
trying aa experiment.' It will make your
blood pore, rich sad noariahingvand thus
driva out the germs of disease, strengthen
the nerves and build op the whole system.
I I u 7v fS j Ct
a ' - -t r .sa.
Is the beet, In tsettteOooTra Blood Purl tier.
Prepared only bjrG.1. Hood A OoLoweH, Mass.
Hood's Pills
vo not porn.
arfne. All dnieirfsM.
JUST RECEIVED
.MM.'
Third Invoice of ladies' - cloth
capes and ladies' plush capes .at
Lower -Prices Than Eier.
Also ' Ladies', childrens', and
men's underwear in endless variety.
tur stock oi .
ILLirJERY
is still complete, and we offer
gains in that line., A box of
bar-
T French Candy
goes with every purchase of $1 00
or more worth of goods.
I. ROSENTHAL,
Hr,
', 211 Favetterllle Street.
G.B.LEAGH
Cotton, Stocks, Bonds,
Grain and Provisions,
311 Wilmington Street,
Raleigh, N.
C.
Direct-private wire to New York,
New Orleans and Chicago.
jy2Hf
Executor's Notice,
Having -qualified as executor of
the last will and testament of James -
B. JJobbrtt, deceased, I hereby give
notice to all persons indebted to him to
ake immediate payment to me, and to
an persons navmgciaims against him
vj present ine same to me, duly veri
fied, on or before the 6th day
(September, 1897, otherwise this
notice may be plead in bar of recov
ery. J. HAL BOBBITT,
I Executor of J. B. Bbbbitt, deo'd.
trwrr. in nnn wti swaw v-uafnMA in tn
Office 109 Fayettevflle St.
Doflior Us.
- We Are Busy
urgiiinS
10c socks for 5c.
75c colored laundried
shirts 49c. Of these two
bargains we have just
nrinpis fpll nil in
hoy's clothincr at verv
)lS'Yr km) (see vou.
Xy' WW)
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The Choice of
:ir;Overwhelmihig Majority.
The DOODle of Raleitfh have .voted
fifteen VAAr nnp nlat.form anil aiiv
hearty support. In us they recognize the inaugurates and 'practitioners
I ' those reformed methods of merchandising
full worth of his money. The strength of theie appreciation of us has
been made doubU maniflest
ist in the
ference during this present season,
oeen neara on every side;
The BiggcsJ Stcre.
The never-failing satisfaction,
ua iiiruaure ui b utw 63, iuh buu ruouug gver, ,- i
. .1 . I . ,ii a
Bw .Our Acknowledgments;
Of course, the all-encrrossing need just now1 is fall'
coats. We oouldnt exemplify our leadership in a more
than with the line we are offering from $6 to 125. The
perquisities ot your uaenty to us.
S. --ft D. DERMGER,
One Price Clothiers to All.
Sale of Land in Cedar Fork
Township. V
On Saturday, November 21st 1896.
at the Court House door m Raleigh,
at 12 m., by virtue of the power
given us in a deed of mortage, exe
cuted by A S Pollard and registered
in the oft'ee of the Register of Deeds
for Wake sountg, in Book 78 at page
673, we wi'ii sellat public outcry, the
following described lands, situated
in Wake county and said Tojrnship,
to wit : First, the tract oonvaved to
said A S Pollard, by John W Hins
dale.coinmissioner by deed dateVl May
21st, 1884, adjoining the lands of
Joseph Marshall, S C Marcom and
others: Beginning at a red oak, W.
B. Scott's corner, thence North 87J
degrees ; west 209 2-5 poles to a stake,
Marshall's corner then North 2
degrees East, 22 poles td 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
line, then South 87. decrees: East
64 poles to a stake, then South 8
degrees: West 24 poles to pointer
S. Or Marcon 's corner, 4hen North
1 degrees, East 74 poles to the
beginning, containing about 127
acres becond tbe tract of about 18
acres adjoining the lands of Lucy
Patre. J. Watkins. J. a Adams.
and Dennis Sorrell 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, onwhich he
formerly lived adjoining the lands of
xnos. i-ouara. j y Adams and others
and described in deed to him from
G W Lynn dated Januaty 1st, 1872
and registered in Register's office
for.said county in Book 34 at page
za. Terms casn.
R.H. BATTLE,
. "WALTER CLARK,
Executors of E. II. Swain.
Raleigh, N. Oct. 20, 1896.
T
This !
Overlook
We give prescriptions spec al
care and attention at all hours,
day or night. If that Is what
you want, we are,Q
Yours truly, 4
Wynne and Eirdseng,
North Side Drug Store,
Halifax street, one block south
of
Peao Institute.
11 II II II II 11 II II il
DON
Oi
THE
Of Fayetteville and Martin Sts.,
Just as you Come. Up from .the I
Park
nrBflpVo VK?i? ViTXui.
: J ust'the thinsr
Call around boys,
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Y.
VJLJL-JLJL
rj - m m f-i r""
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: u.j Uk.h.w w..a
the Peopje'by ah
one wav for" fifteen tears. Fo
TrinMn1aa hava wnn thai siniuii.A' and
ds of merchandising that insure every man the
substantial expressions of their pre -
while
complaint of dull 'times
bave 1
Th3 Digest Stcck.
the lnoomparable prices have brought
. '
suits and over-
substontiaT way
savings are the
Clams tloms
Another lot of those delicious South!
ampton county ( Va. ) Hams: also fine
lot mild cured Johnston county (N.
C. ) Hams.
Fi
resh arrival New River Mullets,
fine, fat Mackerel, new pack Roe Her
rings, etc. '
"Melrose" Flour Btill.growing in
popularity. And why? Because it is
carefully ground' from, best selected
wheat. None superior to "Melrose.":
Nice line finest green and black Teas.
"Special blend finest Mooha and Java
roasted ooffee makes an excellent eup.
I handle nothing but -first class
goods,-, therefore orders- may be sent
witn connaenoe. lxjwest prices guar-
aateeu. . ivespecuuiiy, !
J. D. TUflfJER,
Cor. Julinson and Halifax Sts.
' Telephone 125. -
KOTICE!
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North Carouna, ) In Superior Court
Wake County, f To Oct. Term, '96
M. 3, Edwards 1 - rs. : .
- 1.- va. v . jr :. .
J. J. Lawrence
Publication. -
To J. J. . Lawrence, defendant In the
above entitled action. Take notioe:
That on the w dav of August,
1896, an action was begun and insti
tuted in the Superior court of Wake
county, nortn Carolina, to uotober
Term 189S of said court by M. J. Ed
wards apalnst J. JLawrence, vour-
1 self, entitled M, J. Edwards vs. J. J.
tiawrerue, and that -summons tnerein
has been auly I ssued 'and returned
"not to be found:" That the purpose
01 sain 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 compound ix
tract of Rosadalis, and to the our-
chase by said M. J. Edwards of a one-
half interest in the Patent Bight there-
to, and for the recovery of damages
from you for breach of said contract.
amounting in all to the sum of 93.000i
You are borebv notified of the Don
dency ot said action, and that a war
rant of attachment has been issueh in
said action directing the seizure of
your property in North Ca ollna. You
are further notified and required to ap
pear at the Octoher 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
zotn oi October, ihuo, and answer or
demur.- durinir said term, to the com
plaint which will be fried in said action. 1
or the plaintiff will have judgment for
the relief demanded therein: when and I
where the warrant - of attachment will
likewise be returned. ,"-.- .
D. H. Y0UN6.-
" Clerk Superior Court, Wake Co.
ajkuu a bjnuw, Attorneys.
111! II II II II li
Hotel
for Fair Week.
will be glad to
'McRae
COSHER
m m hi V-3
Loookout, are
you ready for it?
If not, come and
get your shoes
Some beautiful
blankets, quilts,
comforts, - rub-
J hPi . hflP6! ' fillat
j r-.w - . ., .
j InW?' r Tlfj OrlT
1 . - ?
capes cloaks,
jackets, umbrel
las, lap; robes
Firi . nrit - frtrorof
yoUr horses? we
have; plenty. - pi
blankets for
them. V
Lyon Racket Sforo
I Sale of Land Near RafeigR.
, As executor of the late J. B. Bob-
bift I will offer for sale at the Court
House door in Raleigh, at "12 o'clock
i m., on Saturday the. 6th day of De
cember, 1896, a, valuable tract of
land about 3 miles east of Raleigh
containing Ninety-four acres, more
or less, adjoining the lands of W, H.
Holleman, deceased, J." D. Dodd, J,
W. Cross and others, rit being the
tract of land formerly owned by Jas.
Moore and previously by M. A.
Parker. About 60 acres of he tract
are in a good state of cultivation, of
which a part is well -drained low
grounds. Good 'tenant house nd
necessary out-houses and a good well
o water are on the premises.
Terms 1350 cash, balance three
equal annual installments with - in
terest from date oi sale. . . . - "
' J. Hal, Bobbitt,
hot 5 VifV.-Ex.'iof Ji B.'Bobbitt. "
For r
fATicirmntiAT
For the last 20 vears we
sumption tn stock, and would
fet along without sugar in his
Iso's Cure.' - It is a sure seller.
Ceresco, -Michigan, September
v a.
The National BanfepMeii
RALEIGH, ( N C.
latll'Tfl.I Pfilfl llifl
71 M.U.J
Surplus and Uttdevided
Profits . ; .
, ;: directors. f; ;i -
J B. BATCHELOR, I ; f " JAMES A, BBIGtrS, H' L
O . M. BUSBEE, i . , : J- t THOMAS B. CROWDEft,
P. O. MORING1, - ' ; V- JULIUS LEWIS: '
CHAS. E. JOHNSON, j - CHAS. H. BELvIN, ,
- - j W, R. TUCKER. , . .n -
OFFICERS:
CHAS. H, BELVIN, President.
CHAS. E. JOHNSON,Vice-President
P, H. BRIGGSr Cashier. - -
Our banking room has been enlarged and refurnished -
- A NEW.
which is entirely fire proof and burglar proof.ihasj been added. The. doors
controlled by combination, automatic and time-locks, built by the 'Miller S'e
and Ironworks, o Baltimore, and superintended by Mr. J.. M. Mossraan.fof
New York, an eypert in burglar proof work.c ln this vault we have placed
SAFE DEPOSIT 'BOXES
of the very latest design, tne convenience of which can not be appreciated un
til they are seen, and all are Invited to see them., , - - -
- The renter of the box has the Jtev. and no one can rn.n rwia in tr
I contents of the box without the presence of the renter, and if he should lose
his key, the finder could not gam access to the box, the contents of wi i h ran
! be known only to the renter. There is ample room in the boxes for V e ;i
of deeds, valuable capers, wills, bonds, stocks, etc.. and
! obtained for very moderate costo" I . - .- ...
i - ' Convenient and private rooms have been provided for, the exclusive use
of customers in the examination of papers, cutting coupons, etc.
We nave an excellent vault in addition to this Una buro-Iar nronf nn'i
for the storage of boxes aad packages.
, Everyone interested tp beautiful workmanship and most delicate mochas
ism are cordially invite! to inspect the new work.
Tb Zz
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Under and by virtue t; .
of the Superior Court, i.i r : -tion,
No 6512, - e i d, euu. ,,m
Smith v B F Montague, v !'!, r'l
the 7th day of Deceriber, 1 ;, & .1
at public auction at tbe t '- mse
door in the city of I 1 ;,' O, at"
12 ra, the following t... ' i sit
uateinWake county, bt. . ws
township, (beginning at a st .1.8 Jes
sie Watkin's n wcornerin Joiiu ; an
Pool's line; thence s 20 poles to a
stake said Watkin's s w c rner;
thence s 35 w 53-5 poles; thence
west 93 poles to two red ouks on
the bank of Neuse river; thmce up
the . various courses of said river
about' 84 poles to Pool's corner; "
thence with his line s 8k e 1
to the beginning. . containii f., ,
acres. Also, at the sanne t.. .e and
place, we will sell the personal prop
erty set out in said decree, consist- .
ingof 1 mule, 1 horse, 2 wagons,
harness, farming- implements and
part of crops made on said land.
Terms cash. " "
r, ARMISTEAD JONES,
r ' . THOSRPURNELL, s
no7 tds" ' , , - - Commissioners.
-. r:aTi:s. -
North Carolina, I In Superior Cour, '
Wake county. ,j Before DHYouag',
' ' ' Clerk.
. J. C. Marcom, administrator of' '
Cherry Penny, deceased, vs. Mary " ,
Walters and Henry .Walters, her .
huBband, Mary Allen, Lillia Allen,
Roxie Allen, John- s.llen, Susan Al
len, George Pennyj Ada Penny, and
Annie Holroway, heirs at law of ' '
Cherry Penny deceased.
To Mary Walters, Henry , Walters, :T
Mary Allen, Lillie Allen and John '
Allen,' defendants above named.
You will take notice that a special. ..
proceeding has been instituted in
this court by J.C; Maroom ad minis-
tratorof 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 ot the debts of the estate and ' -the
charges of adminLi ration,, and i
you are hereby required to appear V .
at my office in Raleigh, N. C, on the v
2d day of December, 1896, and an -swer
or demur to the 'complaint of :
the plaintiff in said action or pro- -leeding,
otherwise the relief prayed, -p z
itt will be granted. , ' ,
D. H. Youno,
C'erk Superior Court of Wake, Co. - -'.
October 19. '96. . . 1 aw 6 w .
have keot' 'RsoVCure for Cotv
sooner think a grocerynuri could
store than we could without
RAVEN & CO. Druprists."' "
2, J896 ' ' . V ' , , X . i '
V-$225;000
.
75,000
s
VAULT,
cf C:!:!
JALEIOII.N C,