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' cription Prices.
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TELEPHONE No. 168.
Saturday,
Nov. 21. 1896
NORTH CAROLINA'S PENSIONERS. .
. State Auditor E. M, Furman is
busy just no sending out tha war
rants to those who are entitled to
pensions under the act of the Gen
eral Assembly providing' for Con
federate 'r pensioners. : , The State
will pay this year to its pensioners.
1104,704, which is the .total amount
for 1896. , There are four classes of
our pensioners aud they are classi
fied as follows: Such as have de
ceived a wound which renders them
totally ' incompetent . to perform
manual labor in the ordinary avoca
tions ot, life, tone hundred dollars;
; such ;as have lost a leg above the
knee or" an arm above the elbow,
seventy-five dollars; such as have
lost a loot or leg below the knee, or
hand or arm below the elbow, or
have a leg or Arm rendered utterly
. useless by- reason of a wound or
:,:' ... . 'J - 1 ,
permanent injury, fifty dollars; such
as have lost, one eyo, and to all
' widows remaining unmarried, and
' all other soldiers who are otherwise
disabled to perform manual labor
by reason of wounds received in the
Confederate service, twenty-five
dollars. ,r , , ,
.; To, the credit of North , Carolina
be it said that she is one of the most
liberal of the Southern'States In her
provision for her Confederate veter
ans and dependents. She is one of
the few States which pension Con
federate soldiers who have been
residents of the State for twelve
nvinrn a nMniFU muv nv aninicjii.iiin.
it . v . x . . i ; ii
although they may' have formerly
' resided in another State." The fact
- that North Carolina paysv over one
hundred thousand dollars annually
to her' Confederate heroes and the
widowed women of those heroes will
go down Into history as a tribute to
her name which will shed a halo
about it, like the quality of mercy,
which in the words of Portia in the
those who give, and those who re-
, The . total number of pensioners
l'. . , . .
jhia year is 5,322 and they are di-
wIAat aa fn11nvBwTn tlin first lflAa
130; in the second class 240; in the
; third class, 352;", la the- fourth
class ! 1,842 ' soldiers and 2,758
widows. ' " "
.; , When the managers of the South
ern Railway determined last year to
! transfer their ocean . business from
West Point to the harbor of Norfolk
and Portsmouth,' The Norfolk. iXed
ger expressed the, opinion that the
change would result in making that
port the third in importance of the
cotton ports of the country, and the
, figures of the cotton movement show
that the prediction Is coming true.
The Ledger savs: The year prior to
t'.e tune that theEichmond and Dan-
Eailroad made West Point its
water terminus, the cotton
jilted by that system of roads
receipts enabled the port of
i 1 Portsmouth to take the
Or!
,1 c
is of course
r Savannah
A'ut the
Lave reucLi'J
I
u'.vut wti," bales, ana as but aoout (
l.:iU of the crop Las yet been mar
keted, it is probable that more than
709,000 bales-, will, ba received
before the season 'j closes, . " The
conditions at our port are now
more favorable than tney have ever
before been for, the development of
the general export 5 trade cotton,
lumber,- grain, 4 provisions, logs,
coal and 6taves and from this year
forward a steady increase may be
expected in our export business..-,
BneUen'a Arnioa Salva., " '.
The best salve In the 'world for
cuts, bruises, - sores, ulcers, . salt
rheum, lever sores, tetter, cnappea
hands, chilblains, corns and all skin
eruptions, and positively cures piles,
or no pay required. It is guaran
teed to give perfect satisfaction or
money refunded. t Price 25 cents
per Nx. .wor sale by John Y. Mao
Safe. , , u
: ,; ; : " "
: '' Mora Cnratlva Power ; ,'. ,
Is contained in a bottle of Hood's
Sarsaparilla than In any other simi
lar preparation.. It costs the pro
prietor and manufacturer more' It
costs the jobber more. ;:-And it is
worth nure to the consumer. It has
a record of cures unknown to any
other preparation.' It is the best to
buy because it is the one true blood,
purifiers . , , m
, ' ,, . i I, . ... . ' .,
Hood's pills are the best family
cathartic and liver medicine. Gentle
reliable, sure." ' y
WImb Baby vaa rick, npn bar Cartori. ,
Whea aha m a Child, ahe cried f or datorio. X:
WImb she aacama Xfaa, ahe elnnc to Cwtcrta. '
nam ahe bad GbSdno, he ajawtlMa Gaatoria.
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Ksfice To Cit Tax Payers
The city tax list for 1896 has been
f laced in my hand lor collection,
will be in my office for that pur
pose every day from 8 a. m to 4 b m
All taxes not paid by December 1st
are subject to a penalty of I per
cent, and an additional 1. per cent
on tne nrst aay oi eacn montb there
after until paid.
B. Hutchisos, I
nov6 30d City Tax Collector.
1.
New Shoe Store.
f 3 -a. v - . ' I I
sVd. T 4 , l
vs -l. ILadics Fine Up-to-Date Footwear
' r Everything' Absolutely New, and
Read the following prices:
' v; . Ladies' Fine JDongola K'i Button Boots heel and ' spring heel, is all
the new toes, at 98o,$l 25, $1 60 and $175. . . :
Ladies' Fine Dongola Kid Eutton Boots, heel and spring heel, In all
uib latest suapes ana toes, at 3, z zs ano 9Z 00. ' ' '" '
,. Best line of Men's, Boys' and Children's Shoes la the State. ; . t
S
" PHOCRASTKJATIOM
Is The Thief of Ti me.: ' '
v. If you neglected to buy your winter's supply of coat and Wood fa the
summer as your interest requires that you shsuld have done, give us your
order now and avoid the rush which always cbme&with the first spell of
cold weather. Convenience and economy demands that you buy your
waBuii auyyij ui mot ut ww, suu iu eu iu sou put away ueiura wtuupi,
will be a source of satisfaction to yen for months to come. Our stock is
now complete ana we solicit your orders for best goods at lowest prices. .
Johnson ;-; .-oiid yoiineon,
r-l XXXl- :: Wa.JLJ.Val'' ;- T, , j? V-T JL-T
suua
Phone 15a
... "tsay! f a, are you rearting .
lye advertisements?" ' -a'-
"Nosonny, am reading - . ;
' of the 'soft snap' Whiting
Bros, have on clothing." L f
T
Just Received:
A big lot of Boys'
Q
OUILb.
nisJmiiH Mi-it. Maintains theoonfldenoe
ni Kin npnnle in Hood's Sarsaparilla. If
medicine cures you when sick; II It niakea
Wondurf ul curt3 everywhere, tben oeyona
11 question that medicine possesses merit.
That ia Just the truth about pood's Sar-
aapaiiUa. We know it posaessea merit
because it cores, not once ot twice or
hundred times, bat in thousands and
thousands ot cases. W know it cures,
absolutely, permanently, wheo all othara
fail to do any good whatever. We repeat
n
9
Sarsaparilla
Is the beat In fact the One True Blood Purlner.
9 . cure nattsea, iuuiiuua,
1UUU 9 rllia Diuousneas.' weenu.
Laud Sale. ;
- TJniler and by ' virtue of a docroo of
the Superior Court of Wake county,
in a crtain. civil action, Ho.
121, summons docket of said court, en
titled B. P. Moafrue vs. J. "W.
Ryalsv. Nancy JL, . Uritt and Joseph
Austin, I will on Monday, the 21flt
flay of December, 1896, at noon, sell
nt public auction at the court house
door in the city of lialeigh, N. C, the
following described tract of land lying
in Panther Branch' . Township, ala
coanty,- and adjoining the lands of
Goorge Par in, A. K, Smith and
other and bounded as follows: Be
ginning at. a stake in Little Creek,
them north 4 'desTees east 4 chains
and 22 links to a stake, thence south
87 degrees east 14 chains and 44 links
to a stake, wenoe norm ,iu uexrroi
east 1ft chains and 00 links to a stake.
thence south 87 degrees cast 15 chains
and 60 links to a stake, thenoe north
3 degrees east 11 chains to a stake In
the Penny corner, thence -north 83 de
press west with L. J. Weathers' line
49 chains to - stake : on . Juniper
Branch.' thence i. down the iVarions
(ourses of said branch to Little Creek,
thenoe down said creek to the begin
ning, containing one hundred and two
and a half acres (102$ acres) as more
fully Sappears by deed ot Jancy a.
T5pit( and others to J. "W. Rvals and
wife, date March 15, 1884, Registry of
Wake county, Book J87, page 400, and
known as the nomcstcaa oi sam J. w
Ityals. Terms cash.-'
AUMISTEAD JONES,
Commissioner.
Raleigh, N. C., Nov. 13, 96.
Try BtCtt-DWUflHT tea fw TfTHpd.
I Wp rail special attention to our new
Ladles' Fine Shoes,
including all. the latest shapes, styles
and I j.1 3 now made in
warranted to bo just as represented,
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C. POOL.
. B. UOKRIS, Manager. .
Office 109 tfayetteville St.s.
ft?
sTIiisl'jQy
.'Manufacturers ''-'are closing out
winter clothing at about 20 per cent
reduction and this cuaulcs us to sell
at whoiesalo prices retail. r -
.i v
,'
sir
i '.
and Children's
10c Socks for 5c.
14- (P) ,
. ; During the year when you 'can't
in clothes, hats or furnishings. It is
ton at bottom prices.
I v . T '. ... !! e..a
$25 you will see the equal at what even
you double our priced and as far as fit
Styles. Try us and you save the difference in price, besides delays ana
trouble of trying to get what you want' - ' '
Our Suits
'', are of the very latest cut and
anything you could have made.
No use your buying boys' clothes that are only na way maae ana
poorly trimmed and pay as rauoh or more than you can buy the best and
striptly reliable sort for here. Our prices are ;yerji , treasonable, f pr va
riety double and more than any where else. .; Your money back for all pur
chases if you want It-. ' ' ' Vf" '''.''"'-
...
Leacling One
Sale of Land id Cedar Fork
OnSaturday, November 21st, 1896,
at the Court House door in Raleigh,
at 12 m., by virtue of the power
given us in u deed of mortage, exe
cuted by A S Pollard and registered
in the offce of the Register of Deeds
for Wake sount, in Hook 78 at page
673, we will selut public outcry the
following described lands,, situated
in Wake county and said Township,,
to witi First, the tract oonvayed to
said A S Pollard, bv John W Ilins-
dale,commissiouepby deed dated May
Zlst, lSSVadjomrng the lands oi
Joseph Marshall, S C Marcom and
others: Beginning at a red oak, W.
B.. Scott's corner, thence North 87
degrees :west 209 2-5 poles toa stake,
Marshall 's comer then North -. 2
degrees East, 22 poles to a small
sourwood; then 'North 87 , degrees
West 64 poles to a stake, Marshall's1
corner; then South 2 'degrees West
74 poles to a stump. M. C. Sor roll's
line, then South' h7i decrees; 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 t 74 poles to the
beginning, containing about y 127
acres. Second the tract of about 18
acres adjoining the lands of Lucy
Page,- J. Watkins, J. Q. Adams,
and Dennis Sorrell and described in
a deed from Susan Page Jere Wat-
kins and wife to said Pollard aatea
Nov. 10th, 1880. Third, The Home
tract of said Pollard, on which he
formerly lived adioiningthe lands of
Tbos. Pollard, i i Adams ana otners
and described in deed to him from
G W Lynn dated January 1st, 1872
and registered l in Register's office
for said county in Book 34 at page
239.' Terms cash.- 1 ,
R H. BATTLE, l
' ' WALTER CLARK:,
Executors of K. H. Swain, -1
Ealeigh, N. C, Oct 20, 1896. ,
DON'
Overlook This ?
- W6 giro presoriptiona Bpecil?.
care and attention at all hours, : , ,t;.
yf- 4aj or night, "If that if what ; ; ;
i you want, we are, ' f r r
t t Tour trulji 1
Wynne 2nd Cird:::,
North Sing Store;
Halifax street,., oqe '.block.. aouth; of
' Peace Institute. " r .
THE
OK
' ii nu t ii mi it ii mi) ii ii u int. . j
Iimmii 1 1 f i ii ii ir 1 1 ti n null ''v i
Of Fayetteville
Just as you Corrife Up from the
Park-!
r 9 r
"t t i-
Whore the finest ciirars and the
be had; Iiromo Seltzer served at the
Just the thins for Fair Vcok,
Call around boys, will bo jlad'.tb
see you. ' - :(--::::v:;v';;:::'--y,.'.,''
v -
find IIETJS what you line to wear
our strong point something to suit
a 4. l? RD 7 fkti ftlfl 12. 15. f'-O trt
an ordinary tailor would charge
goes they can't improve on our
r;
fabrics, . ft) perfect, year as well as
f !'- ., s i j, u'v
Price . Clothiers;
YalnaWe Citj and Country Real
On MnndRT. that 21 at d&v .tit DflMsm
her, 1896, at the court house door in
Kalelgh, N. C, we will sell to the
highest bidder at pnblio outcry the foli
lowing: real property belonging to the
estate of the late WilliamG.Upchurch:
' 1. The house and lot on 'Motowell
street in the ' city of Raleig( whloh
was occupied by said Vf. G.JJpohurch
as a family residence 'at the time of
his death. This lot fronts about 155
feet on McDowell street and rnns back
about 210 feet. - .There is also an alley
or entrance to the premises from Mar
tin street. The dwelling is a handsome
twO-tory wooden building with seven
rooms and there are suitable stables
and outhouses on the lot. 4 '
.This property Is covered by 'the1' loft
estate, dower, of Mrs.. Eleanor M. XJp
church, widow of said AY. G. Unchurch
and will be Bold subject to her rights
X 2. A lot in the " Village- of QborUni
near "Raleigh,- adjoining--the lota, of
Spenoe, Davis and others, fronting on
wade avenue, being lot No. 27 in the
plar of said village .88 jrecorded in
Register's book 32, at page 684j con
t.n.1n1nir amtifc nnrt anm. v .: .. . ft.
' 3. A tract of land containing '151
acres, more or less, ; in-, S wilt Creek
township, Wake courty,-. about .four
miles southwest of Rataigh in the sec
tion of country known . as ittiarokaue-,
it beintf the land conveyed , to t W C
Unchurch by B, J Upchuroh and wife
by deed registered In Book No 130 at
page 190 of the said Register of Deeds
office, - i. -
4. A tract of land containing about
50 acres,' lying in the said - Rhamkatte
section of Wake county and . bounded
on the north by the lands of of the late
wm urunes, on the east Dy J w cole's
land, on the south by the Holly Springs
road, and on the west by the lands of
George Green; it being a portion of
tne uvnu oonveyea ) w v jpcnurcu
by deed registered in book No. 82, at
page il of , said ' Register of Deed's
ofllce. ' ' ' " 1
' 6. LoU Nos. 271 and 272 in the plan
and map of the Oaraleigh mills i prop
erty south of the city o lialeigh.. The
lots adjoin each other and lie on the
corner of Glendale street and May
wood avenue and are each about 50 ft
by 150 ft in size. They are described
in a deed registered in book No. 109 at.
page at saw Jtegister or jueeo-s
Ofllce. ' . .1 'l "' f r,
6, Aractot about 26cres, lyin
about I miles south of Raleighi ad
joining the lands of the Caraksigh
mills, known as "W, G. Upchurch's
Blacknall place." ' It being the land
now occupied by Bryant Smith,-' Esq.
, This property is welL improved, has
a. large .barn , and stable and. good
dwellu on it. and the land is In a
high l of cultivatioh 'and ;fine
market rarden. There are a number
of large snuppernong vines and a good
orcnara on tne piace. . .
' Sale made bv virtue of powers con-'
lerred upon tne undersigaea executors
by tne win or w Ki upenuren, ue-ceased.-
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Terms of sale: one fourth cash, ' bal
ance in twelve months with .8 per cent
intoraat from dav of ssla: ' ','
ChaS H Bklvis. i Executors of ;
,DD UPCHrBCH, , ,;W. G Upchurch
Nov. 21st, 1896, tds
.fr.-.
H f' . -f
and Martiii St
!
a.,
Hot el.
best Soda and Mineral W ultrs can
Fountain.
you re.
r
r .
i L i
If not, c
u . n i u l u
get your oho
Some, beautiful
blankets, quiltc,
omfortSj rub
ber, shoes, pil
lows and coats,
capes, cloaks,
jacketsumbrel-r
lasi, lap robes.
Do not forget
your, horses wd
have plenty of
blan ketsV for
therri.
Lyon l:3::cI Gtrro
Sold Cf LiLaail lvaJ n.lp.l
.' , "- 1 " ' '
As executor of the late J D. Bob
bin I -will offer for sale at the oort
House floor in Raleigh: at 12 -o'clock
m., on Saturday the 5th day of Je-
cem ber, ,l9o,i ; a ,vaiuaDie tract, &i
land about 3J miles east', of, Raleigh
containing Ninety -four acres, more
orlcss," adjoining the lands of W.'H.
Holleman, 'deceased JV D, Dodd,
W Cross anov others, being, the
tract of landj formerly owned bv Jas.
Moore and oreviouslv ' bV M. A.
Parker. 'About 60 acres ofthe tract
are in a good state Wf cultivation, of
which a .part is .velLt.drainedf low-
fTmtitirlfiA Oreui tAnnnt. bonftn and
neoessary out-housesandf a good well
of 'water' are on the premises'
'" Terms $350 ash,' .balancb three
equal annual, installments with ,ih-
J. Hal. Bobbitx',
nov 5 " ' Ex. of J. B. Bobbitf
,, for ;
For the last 20 years wc
Ceresco, Michigan; September
sumption in stock; and would sooner tWnlc a groccryrroa could
get along- 'without sugar In his'store than we couli wi'Jioi-f
Piso's Cure. - It Is a sure sener.-r-RAVEN & CO., Vw-Lts,' '
The IatioMrBanb2aicii;ii
''V'-MlSI'i I,
Capital Paid In
surplus ana unaeviaea-
iti i1" is-t ,;jnjr Viwt
s iv , j n,s,v', :f ,( i yj,i
vnii ii. JB BATCrrETjOR.i'-!rr
. jp C. ,M. BUSBLE,., .
P. O. MORING, s t
. CHAS. E. JOHNSON," 1
ifi'.f' ; v ..' W.'K. T
-f't !.!' ,CnAS.n. BEr.VIN, Pnsuh-nt. P "
' Mr; ;, -j'm i f CHAS. K. JOHJSSON,- Vice-PrebidSnt." r' 1 '
1 Tl -i rT t .r , aa L. Ii j. I..
jJ .'; '!. Out' banking room has bedn enlarged and refurjiilshedVi
'..',- I. . . . .. 21 t !..' (; '
1'-- -A'"NEV
which ia entirely fii e proof and bui'L'hkT broof,- has been adrlod. T
controlled by combination,' automaiiie ttnd tuna locks, built by t'.n .s
ana iron vvoi'KS, o isaaiuiore. ana superintended Dy Air. J. M. j.u-
JSewYork, an eypcrt in burglar proof
I: SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES
of the verv latest des' .-'i. tno convemeone
til thev are gi'cn, nr'i ail ii'-o iiivii '.l tl
The r 'iicr of !; oox hits t,,o n y,
contents of box wr-nnit Uief wxmoe of the tvuiiv, -nnd if Ii ,
big key, the flndor could not g-n in acot-gs to the box, the c u i. 5 i
be known only to the lvtiter.' There is atrmle room in ti.d loxi f.ir 1
of deeds, valuable papera, Villa, bondd
obtaip, l for very moderate post. -
t:nvenlent a nit private roon;$ have
of cufi'-iuers in tlieexaiuiuation of paprH,-cu.' ,pt wimwi. '
We nave an exci'i.ont vault jn RtldiMon t I.. -t 1. "
for tlio storatre of lHxr n-A pai :.-.
Evcrv" 1 in h( 1,. : ii
itim are coi'uuiiiy iuv ,ii'A tii u;t -..-t, ;
(f t. .
t-ii)t. h v li i ... . '
the TU. v : ' i
at puln,.; i. .
i" ...r i.i i:.
12 m t! ' ' r t.. "'' ,
ii . '. i r .. .. .t.v ..
townsh, l( 0ii..-.u wi. u . -
sie Watkin's n wcornerin Jonathan
Pool's line; thenccs 2G poles toa
stake said Watkin's s w corner;
thence s .33 ,w ,1.') 3 5 . pn'es; V one
west 93J poles' to two- red u...a u4
the bank of sTeOse rv; thence up .
the various courses of said nvei
about 84 poles to Fool's corner;
thence with his line s W e 135 polos . ,'
to the lP"inning,, contai'n'ng ,! 'J ,
acres. 'AlsiJ, uf tiidaife .uie.ad
place, we will soli the personal prop
erty set put tit saioV decree, consist-
ing of 1 mulo, 1 horse, '2 wagons,
harness, ' funinn i implements and-
parti of; crops jiiiude on iCaid l.nd.
Terms cash., ....
' ' AUMTSTl .AT) JOXE3,"
i , TUOS R FUiliLL,
bo7 tds . . CpmniissionorsQ
i!i'fiyfM'j
f'-T""", .win .;i:n'9
1 il I . al
Korth 'Carolina, In Superior Court,
i alie county.
oreDIl Vour,
Clerk,
J."C Marcom; c administi'ttlor of.-
Chorry Ppnny.doceased, vs.! Mary,;
Walters and . Henry : Walters, hur
hisband, Mary Allen, Lillie Atlcn,
Uoxio Anen:-John-.tIon,:8usair'Al"i ,
hm, George Penny, Ada Penny,, and ' -Anoiavllollowy,;,hoirB,'
at;.,luw,. ot
Cherry Pennydeceased,.. , ,
I , To Mary Walters, Henry Walter!,,,
rviary Alien,' Lime Alien ana jonn- ;
Allen,' -defendants above named. "
f You will take notice that a special j
proceeding; bas been instituted In '
this court by JVC. Marcom atlmiriis-.
trator or Cherry ' l'enny,' aeeeasea,f
entitled as above; for the curpose of
obtaining anbrder, lor -tlietSale of ;
tle real estavO'Oi nis BaiUt lntesiaiet
to create assessments for the Vuy
' tV Jnt.n lh' .j.li 1 n.l'T
the charges' of kdministratiou-,' andi
you care ..hereby! required to appear.
combla
the' plantifif infc said 'action or pro J
leedlngi, -otherwise sqe relief praypa 1
u. will be g.rnted. v n,r'-'",iiut wVi
fi ortr riiiTvrlnr 'RnnrT. nfnlrA Til "
at my onice wyaieiga. aN.mi. on.tDe;)
2d day of December, iSilG, . and an- .
Rwnr or'dnmnr to the- eomblalnl-xif'
( October 19; Oe. - J'lw.B'fi
j ! n i.i" .1 II 'II I? I II fl "'nil - ' lit .
liii:-j"i'ri'i,;f
cave kept PisoV Cure fcrCo
2,1896.
1 .1 1
tt lit . I. .
'i . U V " ivl tif J . 1 &
t" fiy i,r' 'a,Jfl'H Ji,'
i ii ' ' j i t,V s.tiJ tJi p'ivv n
1..' . 0225,000
-nit, t:jf fayt-'nnry
iVi -"f? i? mi jull?7 ,1 b i il
5-h Tn,, ,vtt ,i
- x' t f nil , 1u''-t w't iri 1 P l',liir)
tie iTHOMAS B. CTlOWJSiJS U' ft -JULIUS
UiV. , a,. , ) v
CHAS, 11. B1JLVIN, . .
;vau i:t;
1 ' . 1
1 . 1
XJ :
do
:.n,. f.
v.oric..' In thin vault we l ave p
of which can not be itii.,.!
gre thoju. ' - " "
and no - one can .: a-"'
stocks, eto., an 1 p ' .
befmri.vai,.a fur -
workman - h'r a:-1 r
new t..;