,u s in
from the
1, t,ud
t
V.'- .
.4 ie ;rt..a.
I istnr and Managsr.
Soliciting it
,Lcripiion Prices.
L.x Months.,, 1.60
One Month,..-, ,f...w ",.25
Entered as Secontf Class Mall Matter
The Leader in the News and
' ' in Circulation! 1
TELEPHONE No. 168.
Thursday-. . m '. i Nov. 19,
The longest, "star" mail 'service
la the United States, baa just been
established. Iron Juneau to' Circle
City, Alaska, a distance ol 898 miles.-
There are about 2,000 persons in
France who are set down as an
arehists, and are under the constant
watch of' the police of the various
European countries . " !' " ' ' ' ' ) '
: Jtdge Wallace, of California, has
decided that there Is no libel In vol v
' ed in, publicly . declaring a man in'
favotbf Chinese' immigration when
heishotJ.-
Two short-sighted enthusiastics
of Monroe' City." Mo.,' bought 1,000'
; ounces' of 'silver ' at 65 cents last
mohth'oelieving that . its value
, , would double alter, the election.
( ' The longest "commercial distance
at which, the Jong-d istance telephone
is now operated Is from Boston to
St. IjOuLva,4d'staiice of, 1400 miles,
or more than twice as long as any
European telephone line. '
' What is claimed to be the most
powerful.' locomotive 'in1 the world
has just been completed at Liege.
' At a trial trip a speed of forty -six
mile's an hour' was attained with' a
load of 100 trucks, each containing
a dead, weight of twelve tons. ,. . , .
1. 1 ,N III. Ml! Ml . H I. I- ; I..
President; Cleveland," in accord
ance with:' the act of congress au
thorizing him to prescribe the kind
v of ribbon to be worn, with the medal
of 'honor awarded to ."soldiers for
distinguished, gallantry, has pre.
scribed A silk ribbon on inch wide
and one Inch in length, witL 'red,
white and blue stripes.
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j-i fti.
The ladies'-'aid societies of St
, - Paul, Minn., have got into bad re
- pute by their methods for' raising
funds for church support. The mem -
' ' i , iflii".ti v - V -v'J . . '
' bers . spend ,their afternoons, in
, pleasant chat r while they make
aprona or - knotted quilts for ttu
larger stores. - Before ' their entry
, into this field of labor, the work had
. been done by poor women for barely
, living wages- f It Is now contended
: that ,the societies; are taking the
' bread and . butter from; these poor
, working' women.! Hence the howl
-.which has peen raised, - '" I ,
- 1 H'.tn. Hi ii ynUi . ,
f i Two new meb have been elected
- .M represent Southern States t n the
i United States Senate. ' The' first of
. i these Is . General sE"',W., . Pettus,
. chosen to be Senator for. Alabama In
t the stead of Hon. James L. , Pugh,
who has been in the. Senate since
1880. ,; Seriato '.Pugh appears to
have been out of harmony' with the
: people of his State, although he was
a candicate., for;, re-election he stood
no show from.. the beginning of the
contest. The new Senator has been
very prominent ln State' politics,
but has not been an. office-holder to
any" extent. . The other new ;Sena
tnr is Honi : Alexander .Stephens
C" cf Georgia. He succeeds Gen
1 J i h ii B. Gorden, who has been
' x ' ' 1 1 1 ' 'o since 1873,, save from
I 1( while he was serving
s as Governor. Gendi-al
C ..i .". of the ablest men in
i, l.aviti, i til his
. b ''i i i c ) and
to t'.j loss of t'.je Nutiviii.
Gordon's successor is very promi
nent in State politics, and must be a
man of some force to beat a number
of well known Georgians who con
tested for the soatk ., a. '. '
i ' BnakUa'a Aniioa SalWK.iA.ift.
i The best salve in, tbe world for
cuts, bruises, sores, ulcers, salt
rheum, fever sores, tetter, chapped
hands, chilblains, corns and all skin
eruptions, and positively cures piles,
or bo pay required. . It is guar ran
teed to give perfect satisfaction or
money refunded. Price 25 cents
per Nix. '"or sale by John Y. Mao
' i . ''t f '"" f .h
Ii contained la a bottle of .fiood's
Sarsaparilla than in any other simi
lar preparation. It costs, the pro
prietor and manufacturer more It
cost the jobber' more. And It is
Worth more to the consumer. ' It has
, a record of curesi uknown; to any
other preparation. ,1 is toe pest to
buy because it is the one true blood
purifier. " V '
r I Hood's pills ; ara ,the best family
cathartic and liver medicine. Gentle
reliable
sure.
, Whea Baiiy wiUi, 4 (re erObtorla.' 1
inwa aha van a Child, aba crie ft Caatoria,
Ifkm aha became Wm, aha etopg to Caatoria.
WhheWaiMptBilwgaTOthmnCtoria.
i I 4 v,' vv- Vfii-i -' ,
p.
Kotice To Cit- Tax Payers-
' 'Theeity tax 'list for 1896 has been
r laced in- my hand for collection.
Iwill be in my office for that "pur
pose very day from 9 a. m to 4 p tt;
All taxes not paid bv, December 1st
ate subject to.: a 'penalty of 1 per
cent, and an additional 1," per cent
oa the first day Of each month there
after until paid. . . J .
?! B. Hctchinos, i !.
nov6 30d
City Tax Collector
New Shoe Store.
"'11 inMiiirtri-r
u ."fADsoiiiisjiyKew, and warranted to be lust as represented.
Read the following" prices: r ,. ., , , Jr f ,, r,
LUL1dies, .,nS?1i.ICld 'Button -ots, heel nd spring ,'heel, In all
it, .un, di x u, ai uu ana ?i
Ladies' Fine Dono-ola KiH R,tnn
, , --o .
tha lafkat. olinnn. ..J r . n aa
Best line of Men's, Boys' and Children's Shoes in the State.
S
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PROCflASTinATIOrJ;
lsThe;.The1lofime.,,
, If you neglected to buy your .winter's supply of coat and wood In the
summer as your interest requires that you shsuld hava done. Rive us your
order now and avbfd the rush' which always comes with the first spell of
vnu "cutoi. ! unvoumnceana 'oconotny oemanaa tbat you buy your
season's supply of ful at nee,' and to get la and P ay before winter,
Will be a source cf satisfaction . to you for months to come. Our stock is
uow.vympieie ana we solicit your orders for best goods at loweBt prices. -
rjolinoon ri3oIiii8on,
w.nrrv a - .:;!'- "" 4viTivtv r l
vuAi- ana . vy uvu.
Phone 159.
. a-n I rt 'let.
IT'
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' 4Sayt,Pa are, yoM reading
WhrTA " K' U- ' . V J " v Manufacturers - are Closing- out
' 1 ii P-' f '" . . t - . ' . -.V,
( -vrr v. ?J ?, vrinter clothing at jbout ?0 per cent
-,lye advertisements?";, .
A big lot of Boys'
. ,iye aaverusemeutsT.V,;. , :t s- , ;,,s -fjOyv , ,
."Nosonny,? am.reading A , J. , ,B& A5, -;'.4
f ,of the-soft ,snap mituiff n .l '.; , ,V ,"" , '
i Pros have oa clothing." o ;
Just Received :
Suits. Oc Socks for 5c.
JT,: , ; oa tc:!! "all brolzcn np," with
out hid, ambition, energy, or appetite
It is oJ.t!xi i!io forerunner of serious 111
nusi, or the accomnaKiniKiat ol snervow
tron - It la a positivo prool of thin,
weak, impura blood; for, if the blood is
rich, red, vitalized and vigorous, It im
parts li'o and energy to. every nerve,
organ and tissue of the body. The
necessity of taking Hood's Sarsaparilla
for, that tired feeling la therefore apparent
to every one, and the good it will do yon
j equally beyond question. .Bemember
n n ' .
l , .J . 1 r j v i
i ' ' " . sa c.i'
I : sarsapariiia
lithe beat in tact the One True Blood PuriHer.
HoOd'S PUIS SSJ peraoeutS!
:' TJndor and by virtue of a decree of
toe Superior uourt, w ajce county,
iri a oertaln i . civil action, ., No.
731,' euirwaons docket of taid court, en
titled, JB-' f. Montague, va. J, W.
Kals, Nancy ,A. . Uritt and Joseph
Austin;' I will on Monday, the 2lst
day of December, 1896, at noon, sell
at public auction at the court nous
door in the city of Raleigh, N. C, the
following described tractof land lying
Iri Panther jBranch Township, , said
county t and adjoining the land of
George Partin, A. K. Smith and
Otjher and bounded as follows: Be
ginning, at a stake , in Little Creek,
thence north 4 degrees east 4 chains
aad 22 links to a stake, thence south
8 degrees east 14. chains and 44 links
to a stake, thenee north 40 degrees
east 15 chains and SO links to a stake,
tbjence south 87 degrees east.15 chains
aad 50 links to a stake, thenea north
S degrees east 11 chains to a stake in
tble Penny corner, thence north 63 de
grees west with L. J. Weathers' line
4!) chains to a stake on ' Juniper
Bmnoh, , theuce tdown the various
courses of said branch to Little Crek,
thence down said creek to the begin
ning, containing- one hundred and two
aim half acres (102i acres) as more
flly appears by deed of Nancy A.
iBriti ana others to J. W. Itvals and
Wife, date March 15, 1884, Registry of
Wake county,' Book 87, page 400, and
kaowa as the homestead of said J. W.
Ryala.,, Terms cash.
f AKM1 STEAD JONES,
i i .1 , Commissioner.
H Ilalelgh, N, C Nov. 13, '96.
TtT BtCK-DRll6HT tea for DraMmla.
-- ,$6 call special attention to our new
, lin( of i
Indies' Fine Shsss,
Inclu lipg ail .the latest shapes, styles
an I toes,, now made in
Sfev'3' Fine Up-ta-Date Footwear
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.wwv, uu -Diniuii uoeii iu u
aa m , 7 .
C. POOL.
. 1 S. B. NORMS, Manager.
'
1 1 Office W9 Tayetteville St '
reduction and this enables us to sell
at wholesale prices retail, i
and Children's
1
Ja. a. m'aI.' ' j-
Gccrsre Elliot cays
faction in the conccior.:::cc3 of bciirjwcll
dressed which religion caanot'givc.".;', Jlovi".
ever deep that satisfaction may be, the means
of attaining it are here; in fullest measure,
and every woman who wants to be SURE she
is right in the matter of dress will, whatever
else she sees, make it' a point to. see tTuck'er'
Dross rjrtnrls t'. .'.' 'vc' -.vh -
I , , . '
'COAT OP MATL." This new
ing open in Mesh, the other being firm
open Monday an assortment of Coat - of
brown, green, fawn at $1 50 per yard.
en, fawn at u bv per varans
direct importation, and when sold
rtation, and when sold cannot be replaced. ; v t tr-Tt : 1
t "i CAN VAS LAXSlJCUi Monday
fabric in olum. olive, brown.' Daw.
-' . POMPADOUR MOHAIH Is a
neat check in Blithe latest color combinations, covered with small curis of
bright lustre Mohair, forming a stripe, extra value at $1 peri .yard. ,vt) ;i;
17. . G H. CilTUGIIER co:
Sale of Land in Cedar Fork'
. .TQwnsMp.
Satarday, November 21st, 1896,
at the Court House door in Raleigh,
at 12. m., . by i virtue of the power
given us in a deed of mortage, exe
cuted by A S Pollard and registered
in the office of the Register of Deeds
for Wake oountg, In Book 78 at page
673, we will sellat public outcry, the
following described lands, situated
id Wake county and said 'iWnship,
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 C Marcom and
others: Beginning at a red oak, W.
B. Scott's corner, thence North 87
degrees west 209 2-6 poles to a stake,
Marshall 's corner . then - Nortbv 2
degrees East, , 22 poles to a. small
sourwood; then 'North 87 - degrees
West 64 poles o a stake, Marshall's
corner; then South 2 degree West
74 poles to a stump, M; C. Sor roll's
line, then South 87 degrees; East
64 poles to a stake, then South 2
degrees: West 24 poles to pointer
S.C., Maroon's corner, then North
1 degrees, East 74 , poles to the
beginning, 'containing; about .127
acres. Second the tract of about 18
acres adjoining the lands of Lucy
Page, J. Watkins, I. Q. Adams,
and Dennis Sorrell and described in
a deed from Susan Page J ere Wat
kins and wife to said Pollard dated
Nov. 10th, 1880. Third, VThe Home
tract of said Pollard, on which he
formerly lived adjoining the lands of
Thos. Pollard. J Q Adams and others
and described in deed to him from
G W Lynn dated January 1st, 1872
and registered in Register's office
for Baid county in Book 34 at page
239. Terms cash., - ., . i
R.H. BAXTLE, ,..
, ' ' WALTER CLARE, j,
Executors of E. H. Swain. 1 ''
Raleigh, N. C, Oct 20, 1896. r
If
' 1
I We give prescriptions pecal '.;
' care and attention at all hours, v
day or night. If that is what ;
'J you want, we are,. J- i ?
,, Your, truly, t., . ,f
. 4 - i.k' i d if k'J aA
aajiiw ' anal
Nortb Side Drag Store,)
Halifax street, one block south of
peace Institute'
DON
5i"'-'' ' !' 1 ' ' liim'wi'iiiuiiiiniiiininw fm(.1n!.if; '. fl
' " ' ' ... "'.., 'J" jBvi'-'rt
Of Fayettcvllle aiid Martiti Sts-v
Just as you 'Come:; Up from the
- ' ' - " to
I
Where the finest cigars and the
be had. Bromo Seltzer served at the
Just the thing
Call around boysr vill be glad to
see you. ;' '
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LJ ,f ,.,
thr.t "thcro i;3 .i:
1'i'tl t F Sit! - St 0 at IV1
mbrio comes in two wavs. one be
and solid in "Armor" effects. We,
'Mail, in self "plain- colors-"-haty ,
:n;very piece 01 ;vjoat oi au is our
we open a new Jine oivtbia popular
rtipt &t si tiQ nnr vard
obair ana wool uourette ixoveiiy, a
Blam
s
. f Another lot of those delicious South
ampton county Va. ) Hams; aino fine
lot mild cured Johnston county (N,.
Q.)Hams. " "l ' "
'Fresh arrival New rBfver ' Mullets,
fine, fat Mackerel new packJloe ;Uerr
ring's, etc. " . '
. 1 'Melrose" Flour still growlnff In
popularity. And why? Because it la
carefully ground from ' beat selected
wheat. None superior to''Melrose.!
. j Nioe line finest green and black Teas'.
'" ( Special blend finest Mocha and Java,
roasted coffee makes an excellent cup.
-II handle nothing ' but firsf ' f lass
g-oodtv therefore' orders i may be sent
wita connaenoe. jjowbm pnwa (unn
j Cor. Johnson and Halifax ta,
. ' Telephone lao.' .i
C3TISEJ.-f.:i:'"'
Sfoicra Cabouoja, ) InSupfarior bourt'
. Wake County.- J To Oct. Term '86
jawaras ... SeTyi(3e hj
j;j,Iarenci:'';tlo-
To 3. J. Lawrence, defendant in the
- above entitled action. Take notice:
That ' on the -29th day of August,
1896, an action ., was begun: and insti
tuted in the Superior court of Wake
county;- North -Carolina, to 'October
Term 1896 of said court by: M 4.'M
wards against J. J. Lawrence, yow"
self, entitled M: J.- Edwards vs. J. J,
Lcvwrenao, and that .summons tnarein
has, been duly 1 ssued and :, returned
"not to be found:" That the purpose
of said action is to recover money due
from you to the ; said M.k J. .Edwards
upon and by virtue of a contract re
lating to the -manufacture and sale of
medicine known as the- Compound Ex
tract of Rosadalis, and to, tha pur-
caase oy saia m. j. awarp 01 a one
half interest In the Patent' urht there
to, and .for.thataecovwy of .damages
from you lor breach or said contract,
amounting in all to the sum of 893,000,
You . are bereby faotified ol the poo.
siency oj saia action, ana mat a war
rant of attachment has been Issueh iri
aid action -directing thfe -seizure of
your property In North Ca olina. . You
are further notified and required to a p.
pear' at the October term of said Su
perior Court of Wake county jiiNorth
Carolina, to be held in the city of Ral
eigh, in said county and State, on the
ztstn or Jctooer,. ibw,, ana .answer or
demur, during said term, to the com
plaint which will bellied In said action,'
or tne piamuu wui uve luugment xor
una rciitsi uvuiauutu urerciu, wiicu jkuit
where the warrant of attachment will
likewise be returned. - JJ
j- , , . D. H. YOUNG 1
y' Clerk Superior Court, Wake C6.
ARGO & SNOW, Attorneys.
; fl " f.Y-''iif'.fi -; , .
,"..'.i 7 V'.-4 A-
T i
best Soda and Mineral ' Waters can
Fountain. v ' ' ' ' 1 ' "
for V Fair Veeky
yvu S
If ncL, v.-
t your :hoc3.
ome L-j: luiful
blankets, qui Ho,
comforts;,...., rub
ber ishoes, pil
lows and coats,
apes,i!7.cloaks,
jackets, umbrel7
las,, lap V robes.
Dp Vnot;, forget
lavev: plenty r of
blankets for
lion finslic! Gliird
1 i. .;. (:. ill.:, li :. ...
sle of 'Usd tlzzt Ci!:I h.
..H. (iJ-,5 tin '.N'n - ' ' W -
!lltt I will offer for sale at the Court
3 ouse door in. Raleigh, at 12 0 clock
..'on Saturday the 5th day of De
cember;1 18961 a valuable tract of
Hnd about 8 miles ast of Raleigh
tHtauiing Ninety-four acres,, more
o ' less, adjoining the lands of W, H.
J olleman, deceased J., D. Dodd, J.
'."Cross and others, it 'being the
t act of land formerly owned by Jaa
core and. previously byM..A
lfcrkor. , About 60 acres of the tract
which' a part Is -well' drained low
grounds: .;6ood tenant house and
nfeccBsary outrhousesand a good well
of water ave on the premises. . -', :.
( j Terms $350. cash, balance three
equal annual installments with in
Itorest from date of sale. - i 1 ' " '
, t i ' Ji JlAL.' BOBBITT, , 7
nov5 Exi ofJ. B. Bobbitt ,
s .. . ror the last u years we
I. ' ,. tor
j .MsiDBcn:;'
Wnption in stock, and would sooner think a fjoceryirian cedd -ret
along without sugar in his store than we could without
Pisa's Cure., ; It is a sure seller. RAVEN & CO., Dres, t
jCeresco? Michigan September
W'M RALEIGH N C.
vt iiw
i'jj'j'
4 Si
Capital Paid In f a l . . 0225,000
Surplus aii'd Uudeylded ; ; t ;
Profits, ; . V
WV Mints' '"sJ..f.iljMJl
l,Ufr i-.n MJ
DIRECTORS:: 3
4t; J .; B. B ATCITETiOR,
lv;.,Q..M. BDSBEH..,'
- F.O. M0RIKG7"
lift
.t -i "AS. il liiVliS, Jresident. "
V: 11. BRIGGS.
fi5i Puy banking roomh'as een enlarged.and refumished'Ji "
' i,
A :JEW
which Is eiitirolv fire roof and bursrlar
conirollod by .combination, automaiio and time looks, built by i' n T. ...it !: ifa
and Iron Works, o Baltimore, and superintended by Mr. J. M. i. .iHH-imn 'of t
Now York, an erpert in burglar prool work. In this vault vrelns j!.ve .
!
SAFE, DEPOSIT EOX
,f : T
h'
of the very latest design, tno convenionea of which can not be af preo!a'l un
X they are seen, and all are invited to see them.
ino renter oi the dox nas tne kpv.
contents of the box without the presence
his key, the Under could not en in access
be known only to thei-enter. 'there in
ot needs, vaiuame papers, wins, oonds,
obtnined for vrv moderate cost.
Convenient and private rooms have
01 cusMiiH'tit in tne examination ol paners, cuUin? comions, etc.
I ' Ve have an excellent vault in audition to tills lnie burg'ar r
for the storage of boxes and packs "es.: . s
l,v-rvi':.c i.-iti'n1 "Int. ,mi ml
xni are cordially inviwi ta inspect the
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1 ) t ) T I i ' O.i
. j rivi r; t - vp
coui" s ( k 1 r.v i
l.l ! ,
stu'.e i- i
theiic-i s , i
iestl);:3 T
Ihe bank of
the various
about 84 poks i 1
1 s con r;
thence with his II? s ! ; e 1 .4
to te b'iunii , , toi.i. f 4. i
acres. Alao, at t ie f .ije t j and
1 '.ice, we will sell t'.e j ursui ul prop
erty set out in said dfcree, cousist
in; of 1 mule, 1 horv, 2 wr,,;ons,
harness, firming irrpU'-nenls ana
part of crops made on said land.
Terms cash. ,
I AKMISTr.AD JONES, "
, i TUOSIU'LTJSLL, ,
no7tds - , Commissioners.
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North 'Carolina, InSuperior Court, 1
Wake county. j Before D II Younj;, ''
. Clerk- '
" ij, C. Marcom, . administrator of,
Cherry Penny, deceased, vs. Mary ,r
Walters and Henry -Walters, her " .
husband, Mary Allen, - Lillie Allen, 4 '.
Roxie Allen, John Mien, Susan A1-
len, George Penny, Ada Penny, and
Annie Holloway, heirs at law of
Cherrv Penny, deceased.' x' . -' ' '
. To Mary Walters, Henry Walters, ' '
Mary Allen, Lillie Allen and John
Alien, defendants above named,
.You will take notice that a special .
proceeding has been instituted in '.
this court by J. C. Marcom adminis-
trator of Cherry . Penny, deceased, . -entitled
as above, for the purpose of .
obtaining an order for the saleof.-;;:'
the real estate of his said intestate
to create assessments for the pay
ment of the debts of the estate and '
the charges of administration, and
you are hereby required to appear . 15:
at my office in Raleigh, N. C, on tha , .
2d day of December, 1896, and an-' -
swer or aemur to- tne complaint oi . -
the olaintiff in said action Sornro-
Leeding, otherwise the relief prayed.
k.t win re gran tea.
Clerk Superior Court of Wake 60. ;
. t . i1 . II IT .VArritn
.. October 19, '96.. , , .., J aw w t
v.
v
have kept rfco s Cta e tr ucn-,
2, 1S96 ' -- - ,
t'l'l.
Ml
- 75,000
.I
JAMES A. ERIGGS,!
THOMAS B. CROWDEft,
JULIUS LEWIS, . V
OFFICERS: TiX1
Cashier A
VAULT,
proof, liai 1wd arlnVd. T' 'donra
and no one can rri a - a t -
of tne ronter, and if l e c -. 1 les
to the box, the oontonu of v j u h r i
ample room in the boxi f r t'
stocks, etc.. and ii i vt
.
y la
been provided for tha pyrin--
!v9t e
f vault
workmansh.'D and tr"'t,
: mechan!
new work.""
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