i
The I'cMjcnt'a Friends Think Ha Wou'd
teiq it.
Amau who stands high in the
country, who has for many years
been a close friend of President
Cleveland. but who has not talked
with -iho' President for several
months has told a Washington Star
reporter that he was confidentPresi-
dent Cleveland would veto the Ding
... ley bill or anyother tariff measure
rpassed at jtbe coming session of
Congress. vThe authority for this
prediction comes so near being officl
al that t lends a sew phase to the
.talk wliich is going the roundsabout
what the cojnlng Congress may do
... tn tbe way, of legislation. . i
- It Is learned that there is a strong
feeling in administration circles that
- the revival of business; anT in4us-
tries everywhere is going toiocrease
the revenue of the government suf
ficient to meet all expenses, thus do
:: ing away with the necessity of the
Dingley bill; or any other bill, ac
cording to democratic ideas, -How
soon it is thought by the administra
? tion that this revenue will be equal
to expenses Is not known, but there
'seems to be a belief that the revenue
will begin to increase from the 1st
of this month; and that by the time
the Dingley bill could be passed the
..President would be provided with
figures 'which would . warrant his
vetoing the bill. ' , ,
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Others have found health, vigor
and vitality in Hood's Sarsaparilla,
and surely has power to help you
also. -Why not try it' - j .
cm ;
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ALSO-
Tin' Ware
. ' Guaranteed not to just. , "
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'. -TV k & ; - "
An Offer; For You
:- For thirty days the
Southern Vall Taper
Company will "paper
rooms for C5.00 per
room. ThJs is for
thirty days.only.
" These papers are what
you will pay $8 for
after that time.
I .Ul" al.a I L.. Jf
. 7. . Manager,.,
' 1831 FAYETTEVILLE ST:" "
' Of all the Fairview Horses
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER -18th,
All the JTairvie' Horses, -stalions,
Brood mares, road and race horses,
nitu fillips, vfiflrlincs weanlintrs
will be sold at auction for cash at
Ealeifc'h, N. C, Nearly all tne stocK
is standard and well bred, and as it
,.11 hn c.M without reserve creat
barmins will be had. . In the sale
are 3 Wilkes stallions, the great
Morgan Stallion, Franklin chief and
the beautiful young stallion, brother
to Pamlico, Currituck, a son of Nor.
-.i 9 i.u nut nf a Wilkes mare, and
snme of the handsomest and fastest
f.; ? ever seen in this state. '
, rite a postal card for catalogue
cow rer..:y. 1 '
novatk' " : V..Mi,h, N. C. '
Castorla is Dr. Samuel Pitclier's prescription' for , Infants
and Children, It contains neither Optum, Morphine nor ' ' .
: other Karcotle substance. ;It is harmless substitute '
or. Paregoric, Drops,. Soothing jSyraps ; and Castor Oil.
, It is Pleasant. - Its guarantee is thirty years; use-by ' :
j Millions of Mothers. - Castorla; destroys i'Xyorms and "J,
allays j Feverishness. : : Castoria f prevents v vomiting Sour
i Curd, cures Diarrhoea and Wind Colic, r Castoria relieves -V
' Teething troubles cures Constipation and Flatulency. :
ii Castoria assimilates the Food,' regulates . the Stomach
and Bowels, givingi healthy and inatural sleep. Castoria ,
is the Children's Panacea the Mother's Friend.?! ;'''-'&y-y-
Castoria.-
"Cutoria i u exoelleot anilclne for
. children. Mothcra Yam repeatedly told Me
I'iirf itiLaad eflett upon theft children." '. ;
. ' Ye. j,- ' O. C Osoood, IrOirell, Mom.,
'"Thetueaf CastorU I to onlreTMl nd lt
. . merit, to well known' Uut it wenu work
,K yofmpererogntiontocndcTM it' Pew.rethe
. intelligent bmilie. who do not keep Cutoria
CAUoi MAKTVK, S.D., Nm York City.
, I prescribe Cutori. every day tar children
' who ar. .uflerlny from conrtlpatlon, with
; better eflect than I receive from any other
. ' combination of drug." v ; -", .,r ; j
i f j . Pr. U O. Moaoair, Sooth Amboy, X, J.
Children Cry for
"Offi TRIUMPH OF LOYE';
is BArrv, atJiiFT;i. mah-hiacb."
Brtry , Hw; Wfce 4; Wsmld A, Knw'',llii
ChnutsI Trath th. PUln VMtn;
Hair Xlaewrto. of BfosUe! Bol.aoe
a Annllest te Mnrrl IJle, Wi.
VnM Aran. . tn Fmat tain and
A veld Tatar rttflslla, BkaaK Bocmr.
tha Vaadarlkl Mttla Baak Called
MCaaiBlaa BtaakoasV ana Bsviilo
lata Iu ; " t
u Rns at last la InfnrmatlMi from a htah
medical source that bM work Wonder, with
thin generation of men.
Tbe book folly describes a method by which
to attain full vigor and manly power.
raln. on the syKenu
A mHsoa oy wnioa so ana au uosmuibi
To rare nerammneaa. lack of telf-ooritrol. S
pondency, deo, i:
To exch&mra a faded and won Baton for
on. of brightnon.bnoyanoy and power. ' . I
to euro lurevcr en ecu oi eTuensn.,overwora.
worry, eVo, - .
- To giTefnll atrenrth, derelorflnent and ton
to every pur tion ana organ of the body, -"
Age tto barrier. launr impoaaibla. Two
thotuand refereneea, .. :'
The book la purely medical and scientific,
eeleas to cariosity eekera, lsralnable to en
only wbo need it - - .'
AdeanairinK man. wbo bad aDOllea to ns.
'noon afior wrote: y . r- .
weu, 1 teu Ton uat nm aay is on i u
rer forget. I jmt bubbled with Joy. ' I
wanted to boa; everybody and tell them my
aldaalf bad died
ilea yeexeraay. ana my new ecu
was Dors to-aay.
day. Why didn't yon teli
wrote that X would find It
me
thia
wayr"
And another thuttV . " ; , .: '. ?
nt yon damped a eart load of 'gold at my
net it woniu no. Dnng nm gisnnwsiiwiwi
life m yonr method ba. done." '
Write to the ERIB HKDIOAL COMPANY,
Buffalo, W. Y and ask for the little boo
called "WMfunai anuun" tmer"
hi. paper, and the oompany promim to aend.
the book, -(a aealed envelope, without aoj
larta, ana entirely nea. uum m wu uh
IoIvoIav' Hells h
Havintr qualillod as administrator
of the estate ot A K. Weathers, de
ceased, I hereby five notice to all per
sons Having claims against . saw es
tate to present them to me for payment
before the first day of October, 1897,
otherwise this notice will, be plead in
bar of the same.. ; Allpersona in debt
to the said A. K- Weathers are re
quested to come forward and settle the
same at once. - : O. H. Clarke,
Administrator for A K. , Weathers,
Deoeased. r " " ootl4 lawow
GROCERS,
' Nos. 8 and 10 Hargett St. '
Keif Goods- Aiming Daily.
W have iust reoelved and Dut on
sale a very fine lot of Malisra Raisins
at 15c, or 2 pounds for. 26o. These
are extra nice goods. .A1sqa vey
fine lot of nuts, such as Brazil-nuts
at 10c per pound. English walnuts
at 15o, Peacans at 12Jo or 5 pounds
for 50o. Almonds at loo, also a very
fine quality eating figs, usual price
25c per found, price this week 20c
per pound. Also an excellent line
of prep "jed mustard, tomato catsup,
Worcester shire sauces, etc. Also
a Very floe assortment of pickles at
prices to suit tne tunes.
We specially invite tbe ladies to
inspect our stock aud compare qual
ity and- prices with any grocery
store m tne city. .. p. , ; :
We are yours to please." - v
A few more King apples at 20o
per peck. Fresh pork sausage at
iuc,per pouna. , :?
CEAlIDERSOllfiCO.
.. Phone 230. 'Prompt delivery.
7
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"Castoria.
"Caatorla well adapted to children
that I recommend it a. auperior to any pre
Kriptkm known to m." - r " '
; K, A. AacHsn, U.V., Brooklyn, . V.
i "For several year I have recommended
Castoria, and .hall always continue to do
ao a it ha. invariably produced beneficial'
.reaulU." :a . .; .
fiowm P. Pardee, M. D., New York City.
, "?.?..- '-; ' -4b,-: ;
" We have three children and they ' Cry for
Pitcher. Caatoria.7; When we give one a, dose, i
the Other. Cry for one too. I ah.lt ahrar.
take pleasure in. recommending this best
child', medicine." , , ; ; .
j Rev. Wl A. !oore( Newport, Ky.
Pitcher's Castorla.
Land Sale.
l by virtue of a deed of
trust from J. W. B. Watson to B. F.
Montagn5, Trustee, registered in Book
113, page 22, and with he consent of
the mortgagor thereon, we will, on
Monday, November 9th, 1896, at noon,
at tbe court house door in the city of
Raleigh expose to public sale the fol
lowing described tract of land, being
the part unsold in the land conveyed
in the said deed of trust and described
as follows: Beginning at the north
east corner of the Matthews lot, near
the 'northwest corner of lot 744, thenoe
southward along the line of Matthews
and of the Kline heirs to Kline's
Southeast corner; thenoe West along
Kline's line to the branch; thence
down the branch to the south city line;
thence east along the south line of the
city to the southeast corner of the
city; thenoe jorth along the east
boundary Uno of the city to Lenoir
street; thence west along Lenoir s'.reet
to the beginning; Terms cash. r
B. P. MONTAGUE, Trustee.
J. W. B. Watson.
- Oct. 9. 1886. '
Sale postponed by consenttoMon
day, Nov, 16, at noon.
Have Kept
You Cool -i f.
Ail Summer.
WillKeep.You -
, All Winter.
Soft Coal, Pocabontas and
:Rnssell;Creekiric
Thscker 2nd, V
IS -
The best Coal at lowest prices ral
ly : :
Jones 6 Potvcll's.
ECONOMY
May be necessary in many ways
when dollars are scarce and wants
many, but it is not desirable to practice
it in the purchase of food, which is
life.. Below a certain? standard food
imperfectly nourishes; up to that stand
ard it costs a reasonable price. We
never want more than- a reasonable
prioe for our Groceries.. - t .
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
we invest in it. ;. : ' ,
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Always In stock and promptly delivered
t when ordered. ' ,
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R
FForfn T7niiiihitfi
: If you want to know how b'g your DOLLAR ik how
many CgNTSitoouUins.its purchasing power, tuke it to
tnauy lbitcouuiBS,lts purcn
CROSS'S LINEHAN'S,
" v " i ii, L t "iv.
Measuresjts Value
and you will do the brainiest thing yowv'e "done in many a
'day for there's stuff there you'll need every day, stuff you'll
i- Orto.il nrliAn lnt4s Anrni.'tin iinrkfi nu a nH thAv'pA rnmlnir
soon almost at our
giving stuffs you'll want for holidays stuffs you'll want
. lor birthdays for someone lalee. Come now! Come quick!
while assortment is
-of this mine of good
. gpod things nugt,etsv
Minted
- ' ', , " by the h&nt artisans of
' ' tion that makes the purchasing power of your dollar greater
; than ever in the world's history.
Groi ; & Uinehan .
I? Remember our house is headquarters for all School Supplies. We
have everything vou need in this line. A full stock of
Eluril
W Fino
Ari in tbe Wry 'latest styles.
A. 7i!liums & Co s Book Store
OAK CITY STEAM LAUNDRY
Pa&& Marshall; Proprietors.
The Commercial -ind Farmers'
3 'Hj? -'H Bank, of Raleigh, N. C.
; - . Chartered by General Assembly 1891.
Paid up Capital . $100,000.00
Deposits , . . . 300,000.00
Offers its customers every accommodation consistent with t safe
banking.,,, .. fVV-' '
Safe -Deposit Boxes for. Kent on Reasonable Term.'
. . Some good business offices to let,
J. J. THOMAS, President, ALF A. THOMPSON, Vice President.
f Si IEBMAN. Casa e j ; H. W. JACKSON Assistant Cashier 3
nson's
N AS ATOATARRH.
fjA Trial Will? Convince - You.
If For Indigestion, Dyspepsia and all Stomach disorders, use Simp
eon's Livpr Pills, the best in tbe- world Either sent by mail for 25c.
Piisinpson'ssipnnnnAcv,
Ax V . "i ' a PTJLLEIBTJILDINQRAIJSIGH, N. 0. .
M ETRO LITAII
Oncra llduoo,
be Merry Week
i .1 j-COM MENCINGr1 ' ,
MONDAY, NOVEMBER, 6TH. '
The; representative popular priced
attraction of America
- THE
1 H. GUY . . BESSIE "
v;c:DVttnDA7f.r.sEn
COMPANY
COMEDIANS,
SINGERS, .
DANCERS. ' .
15
15
- MONDAY NIGHT
The Melodramatic success in four
acta. "The Girl I Love, t' Naw scenic
and mechanical effects specialties
now and ' numerous Twentieth
century prices 10-20 30 cents. La
dies free Monday night if accompa
nied by a person holding one paid
30c ticket.
.... . ..
if v.
Fayetteville
i ..'Street.
it
doors. etuffs v
Stuffs you'll want for Thanks
r i
ou'l
me
trood-uu08t unbroken and pick out
things not cheap good things, but good
of pure value
the wnrld they a. re yours at a valua-
lion's That 7
Every laundry doesn't do it,
do they Don't you suppose they
could if they wanted to? Honesty
and carefulness-have as much to do
with making s good laundry as any
thing else. We know this is a good
. laundry, and we aren't afraid to
have any one try us. For satisfac
tion pure and simple, come to
E 87.
Ointmonf
Notice To Cih Tax Payert-
' The city tax list for 1896 has been
placed 'in my 'band foe. collection.
I will be in my office for that pur
pose every day from 9 a. m to 4 p tn.
All taxes not paid by December 1st
are subject to, a penalty of 1 per
cent, and an additional 1 per cent
on the first day of each month there
after until paid. 1
X "V. B. Hutohings,
nov6 30d City Tax qollectoro.
uch in Little
bespeolmlly trw ot Hood's Pllla, for no saedl
elix rer eorjtalmd so (rest euraUT. power la
so small spacay Tbey are a wboV saedlelM
ebest, always tcady, sK f B -ways
efflctant, always sat- I m B I f
iafaatory; prevent eol4 L I O
or fever, oure sli itTer Us,. .
slok besdaehe, Jaundice, eonatipation, eta. ise.
Tbe only Pills to take wiU Ilood's Bsmpullia,
Stationery
THE WARDROBE EQDLwiL
,. Everybody most is scram blinjj into heavy-weight wearables. Clothes
buying ought not to be a perplexing task to anybody who's the least bit
obfHTving. Tbe best of everything surrounds you here. The stocks of
Men's Suits, Men's Overcoats,
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Boy 's autfs, Overcoats, Reefers, Hats and Furnishings ail do one reputa
tion credit.. You know very well what an advantage you have with our
variety to draw on. A.nd we don't hesitate to say -i'your money back",
if you don't litwl loss of it buys more than more of it could anywhere else
in town.
Wi! it Fverv nitlfar'ft I7i4 h yu buy y?u antwed. to
a... saiBwaw SfVllMl mm .
away on Christmas Eve.
We arc selling as many percale shirts now as we usually sell in sum
mor. Tbe two lo!s wc bouuhl and are sellin? at 75c and SI do the work ;..
the price is less than tbey usually sell for at wholesale. Detached collars
and cuffs gives vou advantage to several . :.
Combinations of
AU the UNDERWEAR you buy
too at considerable saving of money,
S. 1 D. BERWAHGEn,
Leading One Price Clothiers.
At Auction.
25 lead Of Horses And Mules
I will sell on Friday and Satur
day, November 13th and 14th, 25
bead of native bread borscs and
mules.
Remember,
as I have always said to you, every
horse and mule is guarantoea as 1
represent, or I will refund your
money. Frank Stronach,
Auctioneer.
ONE HUNDRED (100) vehicles
and $5000 worth of harness at factory
prices.
I'll sell from now until January
1st, 1897, my entire stock of harness
together with my stock of wagons,
buggies, carriages, pbaitons, traps,
etc at factory prices.
FRANK STRONACH, Prop'r.
OF -
STRONAGII'S
Carriage and Harness Emporium
Nos. 219, 221 and 223 Wilmington
Street.
Miss Maggie Reese.
209 Fayetteville Street,
-xaimUffrVi
New Millinery !
We have now ready for the trade
all the latest things in fall and win
ter Millinery.
. Trimmed and nnt rimmed Ladies'
Hats, with all the new trimming
materials.
Children's and
Infants' Caps,
in all styles and colors.
All customers will be given
prompt attention.
Goods sent on approval. Express
paid one way.
Agent for Imperial Patterns.
Miss Maggie Reese.
Cut Flowers
Rosf s, Carnations, Chrysanthe nums
Bouquets,
Floral Designs,
' Palms, Ferns,
Golden band, white and pink Ja
pan lilies. Finest of all hardy lilies
Hyacinths, Chinese Sacred Lilies,
: Freesia Narsissns, Tulips for ,
: : . forcing In the house and
. early spring . blooming.. ,
' ' j 5 outside. ' ,
,H. Steinmetz, Florist,
North Halifax Street, near Peace In
titute. Phone lis.
oeU7
a vote on the bicycle we give
the New' Fashion,
here are of the best sort. GLOVES 1
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You Can Settle the
Ever Vexatious
Question
What to Give
the Bride
By spending a few moments looking
through our new and complete
stock of -
Sterling Ware,
Cat Glass,
Iron and Brass Lamps
China,
Clocks,
Bric-a-Brac.
H. MAHLER'S SOUS,
Jewelers and Optician?.
Have your eyes tested. No charge
for examination.
MULES
AND
HORSES
POJl SALE.
I now have on hand a (rood supplr
of mules and horses. I shall also
keep a good . stock of Buggies and
wagons tor sale. ( j ,i J
PricestoSuii the Tidss
J. M. Pace,
111 East Martin St., Raleigh, N. C
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HARRIS LITH1A WATEi)
Contains more lithia than any Other
llthia spring water on the market, and
wo have yet to find a physician who
has given Harris' Lithia Water a fair '
trial but that will state that it is supe
rior to the other waters. Dr. Thomas
S. Powell, President Southern Medi
cal College, Atlanta, Ga.; Theo Lamb,
Professor Diseases of Chest and P"tn
ciples of Medicine, Medical Detfot,
Atlanta, University of Georgia; Prof
Joseph Jones, President Tulaoe Uni
versity of New Orleans, La.: Dr. Job a
Hey Williams, Asheville, N C; Dr R
B Harris, Savannah, Ga; Dr A N
Talley, of Columbia, 8. ' C, and hun
dreds of others of the most noted phy
sicians of the country, testifying that
Harris' Lithia is superior to all
other waters that they have used ia
their practice. - ... t
President's Office,
Mr J T Harris- Harris SnrUnr. S C:
Dear Sir I will say to you that it
It my opinion that the Harris Lithia
Water is by far the best lithia water I
have ever used, and that it hat done
me a great deai of good, and I think
that it is a most valuable remedy.?
Very traly yours,
K. C. Hoffman,
President 8ALRR. '
For sale by the Druggists of Ral
eigh. Harris Lithia Water Co.,
Harris Spring, S. C
Oct 15 1m ,
S. A. ASHE I SOI,
.f lRE INSURANCE. r .
v Solicit a pat Jf your patronage - -OHlce
over MacRae's BranchPhar'
mact. . : - .
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