tf c,
- . I -) f . t 1 U d.-uy
'' i it wLi-ti ho was in win-
It is sJid that
; "... .-J J l.OuO 'in the bands
tf I ttft! Ilobkius' to be used ia
; :. Guilford lor Settle. The
' t tliat Hopkins run away ahead of
. i:.p r..'iubKmn ticket, being elected
by a large majority, and thatTommy
lost tho county,: 'the. ' report.. . says
Mr. ' Kitchen's opponent has sus
picions that Hoskins usedj that tl,-
! (iUO m ' paddling his own canoe."
l'rohlbltlon Before the Legislature;
The Biblical Recorder says . this
week: "The coming general assem
bly shall say yea or nay on the ques
tion of closing the saloons -in North
Carolina. We say they shall sayl
because we know the question will
be brought before them. ;; It is a
more serious question than the elec
tion of one set 6f men or another; it
is more important than the question
of money standards", for it is a ques
tion of the moral standard of tbemen
who, representing the people," re
t present the state. " ' -' - - -;"
Weyler Continues to Advanoe. .
By Cable to the Press-Visitor. ; '
, Washington, D. 0., Nov. ., 18.
Duke Tetuan . cables the . Spanish
Minister that Weyler continues to
advance. He has taken' many priso
ners. Maceo is retreating. , -
Uanna Settled on, for tbo Treasury.
, By Telegraph to.the Press-Visitor. .;
. Washington, D. C. Nov. -18.
j. Cabinet gossips soem settled down
to the conviction that Baqn'a will be
Secretary of the Treasury; V ..'. -
- The impurities in the blood which
cause scrofulous eruptions are thor
' oughly eradicated by Hood's Sarsa
paeilla. Try it. .
Constipation
v N Causes fully half the sickness In the world. ,1 It
retains the digested food too long In the bowels
A and produces biliousness, torpid liver, UuU-
p n n :
Hcauuii wW uwKm r V 9 H ''' '''
tongue, sick headache In
somnia, etc Hood's Fills
irlllS
eureeonatlpatlon and all Its
" results, easily and thoroughly, ago. JJldrofKlsta,
: Prepared by C. L Hood ft Co Lowell, Mass.
The only PUla to take with Hood's BarsaparUIa.
Still They Come.
Another big lot
.of Apples Now
. Arriving. ;
!:::rh:m Spys, Etc
These apples' are shipped direct
from the orchard, are well paoked,
sound, and in good keeping condi
tion. ' .
PPJCEi
Cf .75 to $2.25 pcrCLl.
Did you ever know fine apples so
cheap at this season of the year. A
liberal use of them in your family
may save a "doctor's bilL'? A bar
rel of apples cost $1 75; one visit by
a physician $2 00. See ?
D: t.jo:i;:g"o:,
Phone 23.
FIVE PER JCEHT PER.MOS
- . ' OR . - "t -
CO PER CENT PER YEAK
'."'."irantood to all investors on invest'
merits, both laro-o and small,
when made with
THE NEW YORK .
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COMPANY,
BROKERS IN
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So. 40 and 42 Broadway, Sew York.
P.S. IVopIo who desire to have a
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In -'0 Investment, send for our iiplani
t ... f circular, mailed free, may 15
Oit l-'iny Tear
..v' .MiS Si i
.. II l". ..'.'t
t it
-
A
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m
Custorla Is Dr. Samuel Pitcher's proscription for Infants -
and CltUdren. It contains neither Opium, Morphine nor ...
.. other Jfarcotic substance. ; It .'is a harmless substitutfl 4;'
for Paregoric, Drops, Soothing Syrups and Castor . OIL
, It is Pleasant. Its guarantee is " thirty years'-use? t?yC
' Millions , of Mothers. Castoria destroys Worms and
' allays Fcverishncss. Castoria prevents vomitint;-, Sour
' Curd, cures Diarrhoea and Wind Colic, Castoria relieves ., .
Teething: troubles, cures
' and Bowels, giving- healthy and natural sleep. Castoria ;'
is tho Children's Panacea the" Mother's Friend. . "'t
Castoria.
-"Castorlm is an excellent medicine for
children. Mothera have repeatedly told Jne
', its good effect upon their children." 1
' . Dr. G. C, osoood, rjwell, Mass.
i i j- , ; . '
1 1 "The use of Castoria t so universal and its
merits so well known that It seems a work
jr of supererogation to endorse It, Few are the
: Intelligent families who do not keep Castoria
within easy reach." ' ?i '
v CiBXoa Mahty, D.D., New York City.
i ) I' I 'prescrlbe Castoria every day for ehlldren
V, who are suSering from constipation,' with
better effect than I receive from any other.
Combination of drugs," , - j
,; , ', Xri L.O. Mokoar, South Amboy, N. J.
Children Cry for
TMK CMTAUft OSMfatT, TT
M THE TRIUMPH OF LOVE
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m Anplloet te Married Uto, Who
''; Weald Atone for Past Krrers and
AtwU Patnre Pltfalle, Shaald Secure
", the Wondorfnl I,lttU Beak Called
M Complete) Blanheed, sa Hew te At
i toXik W ' r r t , ( tj' i "a
i Here at last is information front m high
medical source that must work wondera with
this generation of men." . ....
. The book fully describes a method by which
to attain full vigor and manly power. '
Araisson the system.
A metnoa oy waica sv euu su iuuhhuh
iPSYCrlEV
To en re nervoosnees, lack of self-control, da.
pondency, &o. - - -
Toezchanfte a Jaded and worn nature for
onoof brightness, buoyancy and power. ' j
' To cure forever effects of ejeoeasas, overwork,
worry, etc
To give full strength, development and ton
to every portion and orean of the body,
Age no barrier. Faiiore impoaidbls.ITwo
thousand references.
The book is purely medical and scientific,
useless to curiosity seekers, Invaluable to men
only who need it. ,
A despairing man, who had applied to ns,
toon after wrote:-. ..."
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never forget. I Jnst bubbled with Joy. I
wanted to hna evervbodv and tell tnemmv
old self had died yesterday, and my new self
waa vorn wiay. t rv ur uiuu't you ten ni9
when I first wrote that I. would find it this
way?" ... " ..'
And another thusi. " " '
"If yon damped a cart load of gold at my
feet it would not bring such gladness into my
life as your method has done." - )
Write to the iUB MEBICAt, COMPANY,
Buffalo. V. Y., and ask for the little boob
called "COMPLETE HANHOOD." Heferto
this paper, and the company promises to send
the book, tn sealed envelope, without anj
marks, and entirely free, until It is well Intro
tueed. - ' .
OIL ...EATERS
5 it iJ "l '
ALSO
l in Ware
Guaranteed not to rust. 1 . ;
? mm mm 1 9
L.I La.! ht., iiOl
I.
Having qualified as ndmlnistrator
Of the estate of A. K , Vvesithers de
ceased, I hereby pive i.otji'e to all per
sons having claims acainnt said es
tate to present them to mo for payment
before the first day of Uctolxr, 3M7,
otherwise this nolive'wiU be plisad in
bar of the same. All persona in dobt
to the said A. u.. VV eathers are ra-
quested to come forward and settle the
F-ame at once. . V, JUL. I'LAl'KK,
Administrator for A. K. Weathers,
IsuCUpirt.tfZ.vX J
III III I II .' ..tftaswr
Deceased. ' octl4 lawtiw
m u I O
Constipation - and Platulcncyr , j
'j Castoria. ', . ,
( . n I, I, vi - .'y-s
It "Cestorla is so well Adapted, tocbjldten.,
that I rceammeod ft M uperk to any re
Krfptionknowntome.-. ,''U
, H. A. Achee, M.D.t Brooklyn, N.V.
j' hM- I-'1 . i '
; .Wat several year J have recommended
so as It has invariably produced beneficial , .
malts. ' ,, , i ,
Edwix f. Pakdeb, M. D., New York City.., ;
I. , ' V l.J.W.WV
; " We have three chfldren sid they JLCrf &r
PUcMer'a Castoria.': When we give oil c
the other cry t one too. i shall, always,
child's medicine.? ; . ? ; j
- ' ' ' Rev. W. A. Coote, Newport, Ky.
Pitcher's Castoria. ; n
MURHkf tfTNrCT, NtWVwHR eiTt.
.....UBd..$alevlf$5f(..
i Under and by -virtue of k deed of
trust from J. W: B. Watson to B. P.
Montague, Trustee, registered in Book,
113, page 22, and with be coneenti of
the mortgagor thereon, w6 will, 'on
Monday, November 9th, 1896, at noon,
at the court house door in the city of
Kalelgh expose to public gate the fol
lowing desoribed tract of land, being
the part unsold in ; the land conveyed
in the said deed o trust and described
as follows: Beginning at the north
east corner of the Matthews lot, near
the northwest corner of lot 744, thence
southward along the line of Matthews
and of the Kline heirs to Kline's
southeast corner thence 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; thenco north : along . the ; east
boundary lino of the city to Lenoir
1896.
KalflnoRtrinned bv consent to Moo'
J1, WW I". .-.v . ''.If
Have Kept.)?
Ypu Cool
All Suminer:
If -f - ' v
' , Will. kPAn Ymi ,
11
i 'I' U ,'.rHv;
1 'ii!ff - if"
All Winter.
Soft Coal, ; Pocahontasana
- ltusseii wee
enas ' 1 V.jr , vvJ"
' The best Coal at .lowest ' prices' ,al
wa,ysatj ,
Jonss & Po'i'cll's-
ECONOMY
' ' ' iLU i t);j
' May be necessary la mariy ways
when dollars are scarce ' ana wants
many, but it ia not desirable to practice
it in the purchase of foody which it
lifo. Below a -certain standard -food
Imperfectly nourishes; up to that stand-;
ard it costs a reasonable price. We
never want more than a reasonable
prloe for our Groceries.
RAPID SALES
: Give our customers : the' benefit of
close marg-ins. 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. 1
CE
!ES
Always instock and promptly delivered
. v when ordered. . i
m m. . w
street; thence west along ijenoir street
to the beginning. Terms cash-lt"';"
L-B. F. Montague, TrusteeV' -!
0 J. W. Bv Watson.
A
Ml
f
CROSS fi-LIHEHAFS
Measures its Value
- and yoa will do the brainiest thing youv'e done In many a
i . day for there's stuff there you'll need every day, stuff you'll
' need when winter's storms are upon US' and they're coming1
.. t.'tv i .p Oonr-almoflt at. our doors.; Stuffs you'll want for Thanks-;'i-wi
p4 , j eiving-etufls you'U want for holidays stuffs you'll want
; 1 ' , i for birthdays fo someone! else. , Come now 1 Come quick!
(.,. ' . '- while assortment is pood-fralmost unbroken and pick out
. . of this mine of good thing-&--not cheap good thing's, but good
I ' ' good things nuggets of pure value
Mirited;;'v:--:v.4.-",.',j
) - by the best artisans of the world-they are yours at a valua-
iil . ,. , 4tlon that makes the purchasing power of your- dollar greater
.''; . than evpr in the world's history. . , , .
Cross : & Ibmehan.
jN . "'HPsC ial cii,l!i yl
a A 1
1 ': V. w'- ;
JJ xveineiDDer our House is heouwarters lor mi bcoooi buppues. we
have everything you need in this tine.
'.
III It
Fiii3
'a 4
- ' - Ai in the very
J A. Yi!!:::.i3 6'Ca's Book Store
'OrcltTEAivl LAUNDRY
ialtSQNliarshall, Proprietors.
V,i"TTPHONE 87.
The Commercialt ftnaFarmers' ,
Pt ' : Baiii, of Raleigh, N.C.
' ,-.tt Chartered by General Assembly 1891.
Paidiip' Capital $100,000.00
Deppsitsi r ,., . ' 300,000.00
f;i Xer , its customer5 every ? accommodation consistent with safe
? Safe Deposit 4 Bdxes 1 for " Rent ' on Reasonable Terms.
' "S ? ti 4 d " - 1
?!" IT tff Somea;olteinesf offices to let
Ji JS THOMAS, ftesidefit, ALF
B. S. JERMAN, Casa e
H.
SiniDSon's
rut fc
'.! -
it
, nvv.iv 'i,'i -i' ri INURES
cA; WfeConvince You.
, 'Administrator's Notice.
'J, ; li' 'i -i : ", . ' '"
cenW;-; t C . - ''';' f t -
Having' qualified as administrator
of the estate of Cherry Penny, de
ceased, late of Wake oountyv .,
this is to notify all persons haying
claims against ; the said estate: to
present the same to the undersigned
on or before the 8th day of October,
1897, or this notice will be plead in
bar of their recovery,, 'aM i .. p r
sons indebted to the said estate are
hereby notified to make immediate
payment to me. . . . s
- J. 0. Makoom, Adm'r.
' R. T. Grat, Att'y. Itw6w
October 7, 1SD15.
If you want to know ho big yourf DOIXAR is--now
many CENTS itoontainsj itsjpurxihasitg xwer,'tdkeltto
'. , 210
Fayetteville
Street, t
' 4 i A !- 'f V
, " . i.. i , - -1 ,
I A full stock of
7t'af fc
Stationery
''latest styles.
How's That?
:. (Every laundry doesn't do it,
do they? Don't you suppose they
Jcould If they wanted to? Honesty
and carefulness have as much to do
with making a good laundry as any
thing else. We know this is a good
laundry, and we aren't afraid to
have any one try us. For satisfac
tion'mire and simple, come to ,
- A.
THOMPSON, Vice President
W. JACKSON Assistant Cashier.
If
Oin.mont
WfAMO
To tho Ta$ Pavers of Wak County-;
... i. .- : ' . :
i I, urge and insist that I must col
lect the taxes, and that each tax
payer must come forward and settle
at once.. It is important that I should
close up my tax account for the year
189G, and' hence make this urgent
appeal. To all 'who come forward
and settle before December 1st,
1SD6, I shall charge no ost; - but
sfter that I shall charge cost as al
lowed by law. This is positively
the only notice I shall send . out. .
M.W,Paiis, .
, Sheriff of Wake County.
nol3 ow 3w
Ciss Liaggie
209 Fayetteville "Street.
Nev' i Millinery!
. We have now ready for the trade
all the latest things in fall and win-
ter Millinery. ' ,
' Trimmed and untrimmed 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. . r .
Goods sent on approval. Express
paid one way.1 w ' . ' -',',
Agent for Imperial Patterns'. "
ie Reese!
Cut Honors
Roses, Carnations, Chrysanthemums
Bouquets,
Floral Designs,
Palms, Ferns,
Golden band, white and pink Ja
pan lilies. Finest of, all hardy lilies
Hyacinths, Chinese Sacred Lilies,
Freesia Narsissus, Tulips for
forcing In the house and
early spring blooming
outside!
H. Stein metz, Florist,
North Halifax' Street, near Peace Ir
stltute. Phone 113.
. octal
IDLES
HORSES
FOR SALE.
I now have on hand a. good surrnlv
Of mules and horses. f shall also
keep a good stock of Buggies and
Wagons for sale.
PricestoSuit file Times
J, Me Pace,
111 East Martin St,, Raleigh, N. C
octiz-ti
Contains more lithia than any other
Uthia 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.j Theo Lamh,
Professor Diseases of Chest and Prin
ciples of Medicine,!. Medical Depot,
Atlanta, University of Georgia; Prof
Joseph Jones, President Tulane Uni
versity of New Orleans, La.: Dr. John
Hey Williams, Asheville, N C; Dr R
B Harris, Savannah,- ,Gai Dr A N
Talley, of Columbia, S. iC,. 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 In
their practice. ,
President's Office,
Baltimore, June 24, 1896.
Mr J T Harris-Harris Sprlntr, S C:
Dear Sir I will say to you , that it
li my opinion that the Harris Lithia
Water is by far the best lithia water I
have ever used, and that it has done
me a great deal of good, and I think
that it is a most vaiuaoie remeay.
,,:. Very truly yours,
' . i U. C. Hoffman,
President SALRB.
Foraleby the Druggists of Fval
elgh. - . , - ' '
Hflrrk T.ithia WatAP f.A
AAU11AW JJliULlU UUtVl VVi
' ' Harris', Spring, S. C ' '''
Oct 15 lm . ,,,.,: ,4 ., : f ;; -,'
S. A. AS!! & SOU,
FIRE INSURANCE..
Solicit a pat f your patronage
i Office Over.MacRae's PranchPhar
macv '
mm
. uu
HARRIS LITHIA WATER
You Cn 5. - ,:f t'..i
Ever Vexations
Question ......
What to Givo
. the Bride
By spending a few moments looking
through our new , and complete
stock of '
; Sterling Ware, ; -
Cat Glass,;;;"4; :.. ;V
. Iron and Brass Lamps
China.
Clocks,
Bric-a-Brac:
i K, I 1 ii;
H. MAHLER'S;; SONS; ':
, .. ; JEWKLEBS AMD QfTICIANS "v v , '
Have your eyes tested. ' No charge'1 ,
" . lor examination, 1 .
Closing Out Scb
Of all the Fairview Horses . , , '
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER J8th, ; ' '
All the Fairview Horses, stalionslr
Brood mares, road and race horses. '
colts, fillies, yearlings weanlings
will be sold at auction for cash at -;
Raleigh, N. C, Nearly all the stock ' .
is standard and well bred; and' as it ' !!
will be sold without reserve great , "
bargains will be had. In the sale " '
are 3 "Wilkes stallions, the great -1
Morgan Stallion, Franklin chief and i
the beautiful young stallion, brother
to Pamlico, Currituck, a son of Nor-' '
val 2;14 out of a Wilkes mare, and !
some of the handsomest and fastest v..!
fillies ever seen in this state. , , ,
Write a postal card for catalogue
now ready. ? 1 1
B. P. Villiscn, ,
novotds ' ' Raleigh, ,HC. "'V. . ,
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.;
' P1EDM0NT AIR-LINB. ,
Condensed Schedule. '
laBHactJuMH.tSatf. ,4
Trains Leeva Raleigh Daily'. '''
"Norfolk and Chattanooga limtved.' ''
4,12 p, os, Dally ,-HSoHd vestlboled trala wUIS
sleeper from Norfolk to Chattanooga via. aUs-
bury, Morgaaton, Asheville, aot springs aiuk
Knoxvllls. . , . ,
Connect at Durham lor Oxlord, Claxksvllle
and "Keysvllle, azeept Sunday. At Htam
boro with the Washlngtoa ana Boatls
western VestlMiled .(Limited), train let alt
points North, and with main Una train No. 1
for Danville, Bichmond and tntermedlat loea'
stations ; also ha eonneetion tar Wtnsto4sleat .
and with main line train No. St, "united states , '
rastMall" tor Charlotte, Spartanburg, Greea-"'
vule, Atlanta and all points Sooth ( ' lso Oolnai ' "it'
bla, Augusta, Charleston, Savannah. Jaeiuon-, . . ' '
vllle, and all points In Florida, Sleeping Car
lor Atlanta, Jacksonville and at Charlotte with ''''..
Sleeping Car for Aususta. ' ',r'. - ; l t ;'
"Norfolk end Chattanooga Limited. 4
11:45 A. n. DaUy-flolid train, .mstsBn ! '.'"'"
Pullman Bleeping oars and ooaehes from Cha
tanooga to Norfolk, arriving Norfolk IUW pas
In time to connect with the Old Donlntoa
Merehanta and Miners,' Norfolk and Wash-, " '
Ington and Baltimore, Chesapeake and 1; ,
mondS Wl aw all polntrnorth and east. . ',
Connects at Belma for FayetteylUs and iu- , - "
termedlate stations on the Wilson and H ,
ettevtlle Short Cut, dally, except Sunday tot .
Hew era and Morehead City, dally for Golds' 1 ,' -boro,
and VlunmRton and Intermediate stsW-1 'l-'- .
tlons on tbe "Wilmington and Weldon Ballroad, ' t
- Express Train. t K,i i iW j" '' ' ' ,
1:80 A. M. Daily-Connects at Durham Hu'c ,
Oxford, KeysTUle, Blihmondt at Greansbor t -,
for Washington and all points aorta. -,
Express Train. , t '. " ' '
3:09 P. n. Daily For Goldsboro and btofr, ,rf
mediate stations. VJ
Local accommodation, '"'
jiOO A. M. Connects at Greensboro for all
p. bits for North and South and Wlnstoa-Salea r -and
points on the Northwestern North Carolina ! ' ! . .
Ballroad. At Salisbury, tor all points In West- ' . ,
era North arollna, KnoxvUle, Tenn., Clseta ,1)f , -fr V
lie, Tenn., Cinein , ,
narlotto. fc Spar ., ' ...V Sc'in
, Atlanta and . ' .
uh airi nswn puiuia i m uuarMHM), w opar .
tanbufT, Greenville, Athens,
poiotsBouui
Trains Arrive at Raleigh, N. C.t
' Express Tralii.
a:0g P. M. Dally From Atlanta; Charlotte
Greensboro and all points Beuth. , '
Norfolk and Chattanooga Limited.' '
4:1s P. M. Dally-From all points east, Not , , ,
folk. Tarboro, WUsob and water lines. ,; '
Frost Goldsboro, Wilmington, Fayetavttl' '-.
and all points la Eastern Carolina. ' 1 ,'
' Norfolk and Chattanooga Limited. 1 - '
, 11:40 A. ft Dally From New York, Washing. i 3
ten, Lynchburg, Danville and Greensboro, ofcal v
tanooga, KnoxvUle, Hot spring) and ashevlll.. -
t J "i- 'Expraaa Train 4"" 5
, 8,S0a, as, DaHy rrom Qoldsboro and Inter .':'i
mediate station, 1 . ' ' " ?' '" '"
' , " .,' loobl'"-'"'' ' ;-jm'- t- ii
' 7 : A. n. Dany From Greensboro and a ':
points North and South. 'Steeping Car from T
GreeusboK) tqKalelgb. ? " j. . . , t ,
Kp. as. Dally exe pt Stmdar-f-Froai Uokla- ,,
bore and all polnll East. , r , ., ;,.
- Local freight trains also carry passeiiKr& ,,
Pullman ears on slight train, from Kalelfn to :
Greensboro. , ' ''
: Through rumnan VesUbulrd Drawing Boom " '
Bullet sleeping Cr and Vestlbuled coaches '
wlthontenaageoaorfo)kllmitrd,- " ,;
Double daily trains belweea Xalehtb. rhar .;
loKe and Atlanta. Quick .time 1 iimxeeDM a ii
eommooauon.; ,,';, - ' .'!
r 1 , j . .. W. Hi GKHKN, .
1 ' w . : .., General Buperlnleuoeu:,
W. A. TTJBK. ' . . ' j i
General Passenger agent, t. .'. '..s--'
' , : Washlncton. D. & . .. V.,' ,
J. IS, Gulp, Traffic M .ci '
V.
in
mil
3T