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T. : The Triaci'jns
i t la Jo Besom of SpaaaarT
A t 1 .E'.Il bj tc'J says that
1 will appoint
i -r Admass Juda.-'- haak
ir. r. t, of r.oxboro, will become
C ; . r, and . Warllck will be ap-
pu.&Uj clerk.
Tartars for Ealarat Paopia! '
Er Cable to the Press-Visitor. -
T7x8TXM.it, R. t, Nov.23. Horace
.' Vose, a veteran turkey dealer, who
has furkhed the White House with
TLuk?ivlng: birds for several
years, has three munificent birds
at his yards here, wLita Hill be sent
tJ tv ree dL'JnguIshed people.-, One
1 te sent to tlie White House, the
. ?cor.l to President-elect McKialey,
and the tUrd will fee sent to WU-
1' TJ.T.-y9B... ,
V&lnuia, almonds, Brazils
I " ans, L.uerts ana cocoa nuts.
V e t t .t a big lot of these
f - j tt a S j w r r ice and will be glad
to quote j 3u Lolesale prices. Call
.or c us a pffstei.
EAI3Ii;3 and FIGSFine London
Leyer and pitted raisins 15$ per
rund, loose Muscatels 10c; Fine
'Ter fj Z3o per pound, whole box
1-a per pound. --. s - .
p plAThorouKlily
i iak i a-a a a-cleanedcur-r
' i lvlb; CJ.:;urnla unpeeled
. hes 1 lb; epricots do to 7lo. ,
Cld Ts Lion Country Buckwheat
Tistur, free from grit specially pre-
r rea ior our oess traae, oo io,
L aker's prepared, in 3 and 6 lb
p. a2s3 and 35o per package.
Versaont I' "fie Syrup. This is
(' genuine L.-ple bap, gal jogs
c; quart bottles Wo, pint bottles
. o: - " -' "
Lit -Pettijoha's Best . Breakfast
Food is Just the thing you want for
brei.likf.t( eaal'y prepared, easy to
creftr l real aelicious loo pkg, 2
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Castoritt is Dr. Samuel Pitcher's prescription for Infant
. .and Children. ' It contains neither Opium, Morphine nor
other Xarcotic substance, f It is harmless substitute
: for Paregoric,' Drops, Soothing Syrups and Castor OIL
It Is Pleasant. ' Its guarantee is thirty years' nse by
Millions of Mothers. Castoria destroys Worms- and '
. allays Feverish ness. ' Castoria prevents vomiting 8our
.. Cord, cures Diarrhoea and Wind Colic Castoria relieves
. (Teething troubles, cures ' Constipation and Flatulency.
Castoria assimilates the .'Food, regulates ' the Stomach
and Bowels. 'giving healthy and natural, sleep. Castoria
.. IS the Children's Panacea-f-the
Castoria.
"CmImIj it m cxccllcat atcdldM fat
, efclHrnu" Motbcn htve RpcaMIr told ram
rf iU rood effect apim their child raLt
u I . m. O, C Oaoooo, Lwll, lum.
ThaMMOf CaatorU k to naWcnnl aad lu
nlU h weU kaowa thai U tttm wprk
of Mpemoffatlon to endone it. Few are the
tateOigvat ttKiliea who o not keep CMteri
wttbiBajrKach.'. ; . - i
Cuu MAKrrRrO-D.. Mew York City.
; I preacribe Cutarla every dy for ehiSrea
; who are safferinf from oonitlpatlon. with
, better eflfect thaa t reode from any other
aowMaaHnai of drnga." - - - - 4
Dr. I, a MoaojUf, Soatk Amboy, A. J.
.Children Cry fsr
mm tIMTUa1 0OHMHT, tt aWUHNAV maTCT, MW TOtttl ITT,
i
TEE TRIUMPH OF LOVE
ta uAtr nvnmu wamshabs.
arr Maa . Who Woald XhW : aha
Brand Tratha, tho riaJa Vaaea, aho
. Roar Dlaaaeaitaa mt Heettaal Betaeoa
,m ApaUad to
Weald A ton) :
Jteatd Vatara rllaUla, Bhoald Soearo
tho Woadorral Unto Book Catted
, MCaaeploa Manhaod, aad Haw to
lala I(.w . , ' , '
Rero at but la information from a bfeh
Dwdloal aoarco that moot work woadam agUh
tu ageneraUoao men."
na book rullr dauribaa a aaethod kr which
to attain full rigor and njaaly power.
A method by whiua to aid: all Tinlmrat
nramaoa moajwam, , t
fornri fTTwrama, lac a, ot aaU-oonbol, da-
a 1
ded and worn Batata for
jorwoi . wa,ltnrancy and power.
Worry,a. ... .
to arery portion and organ of the boo
to am mil trTxn. aoraiuiiuMut
tnrW. .
Ana bo barrier. Jaun
timiNanfi MlnnuiML
lion impoeelbU. Two
1 ne book la purely medical ana ncientine,
"-"o f atnsikara, tuTaluable to van
j. , Ian, who bad appnoa to ns,
i a row that arm) oar m ooa i u
sorar forBt. I )mt bubbled with Joy. I
wanted to hne; arwybmiy and tell them my
v aif bad o.od ye ruay, and my new aell
-m born tOKiay. - V ny didn't yon tell rna
-n I Ant wrote Uiat I would Audit toil
3" 4anrrtnniri? . . .
-, ro ... 1 a eart load of told at my
s. woii i imHti aiMu glarlniaa Into my
yoriiM i li n le.
Vritatoti a k,.viA t' cuiOkti COMPANT,
i" .10, w. Y.. a t at-c i"r tno mue
r.."d "CviViPLfciB atANHOOa" Bofer
te
tHief
panr. and the oompany prominaa w aeno
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marV a, and entirely tree. nntU It la well latr
too Duua, la aeaiea enveioi
without any
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1 bi'i-eS ycive unii-e-to all per-
s I -i ; c; iins B,"ausHt said es
. j . 1 1 "a to urn fr ry"nt
j -. - -.t i y 1 1 .A'..'..:-r,'i
i ! .;s noin e will be jiiimd in
i eft o f -e. All arsons in d;l't
I a J A. K. WeMbors fl'"? ro
i t i c -;.a frw"rd anj s-.-..o t..a
!! !. C. II. CL' k.
r fur A. K. .
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Mother's Friend.
Castoria.
I w '
"Catorto iaao wdi adapted to chfldrea '
that I reeoauMad it ai uperlor to aajr pra
actipUoa known to at." c r T. " '
H. A. AacRU, K. D Srooklya, M. V.
Par aneral yeara I hare recommended ,
Caatoria, and ahall alwaya ceatlaaa to do
ao aa It haa invariably produced beneficial
reaaHa." .
' Sown P. PaaDnvaf. p.. New York dty.
Wt hare three chUdmi and tney ' Cry for
Fttckar'a Caatarla.'' When we gtre oneadoee,
the othen cry for one too. I thai! alwaya'
take pleaaare la recommending- thla beat .
child' aMdidne,"
See. W. A, Cooraa, Newport, Kjr., .
Pitcher's Castoria.
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v, Under and by virtue of a deed of
trust from J. W. B. Watson to B. F.
Montague, Trustee, registered in Book
113, page 22, and with he consent of
the mortgagor: thereon, we will, on
Mondayv November 9th, 1896, at noon,
at the court house door in the city of
Raleigh expbse 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, thence
southward along the line of Matthews
and. of the Kline heirs to Kline's
southeast corner; thenee west along
Kline's line to the branch; thence
down the branch to the south olty line;
thenoe east along the south line of the
city to the southeast corner of the
oity; thenoe north along the east
hnundarv line of . the city to Lenoir
street; thenoe west along Lenoir street
to the Beginning, lerms casn.--,
,. , b. F. Montague, Trustee.
1 J. W. B. Watson.
Or. 0. 1806 .
Sale postponed by consent to Mon
day, jnov, io, at noon.
Have Kept
You Cool
All Summer.
' Will-Keep You .
" -A
R
M
"All Winter
Sc!t Ccal. Pccaioiitas. and
Rrs::!1 Crcelt:
v.
Th:::r cr.d :
? J:!I!:d C::l.
The 'best Coal at lowest prices al
ways at.
ECONOMY
May be necessary in many ways
when dollars are scarce ana wants
many, but it is not desirable to practice
it In the purchase of food, which Is
life. Below a certain standard food
imnArfectlv nourishes: ud to that stand
ard it costs a reasonable prioe. ' We
never want more than a reasonable
price for our Orooerles. t
RAPID GALES
Give our customers tbe benefit of
close mRVjrtns. We never kenp any
thin? that la not the best of its kind,
and we only want a fair profit on what
we invest in it. .
pi.-,7f prrprpirp
UliL Uaw JLIiiLU
Always in stock and promptly delivered
If you want to know how b!g your DOLLAR Is bow
many CENTS it contains,its purchasing power, take it to
inn cm
& LIMEHAII'S,
rtleasures its. Value
and you will do the brainiest thing youv'e done in many a
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 coming
soon almost at our doors. Stuffs you'll want for Thanks
giving stuffs you'll want for holidays stuffs you'.ll want
for birthdays for someone else. . tJome now i . tome
while assortment is
of this mine of good
good wings nuggets
Minted
by the best artisans of the world they are yours at a valua
tion that makes the purchasing power of your dollar greater
than ever in the world's history. . rim , , - - i
School
Remember our house is headquarters for all School Supplies. We
tve everythlnir vou need In this line. A full stock of ' (
y.C.. $ And in the very 'latest styles. .
A.: VVi"iams & i Co's , Daok Stcf o
'a Vl7J IrSffl
OAKCITY.STEAM LAUNDRY
Page, &;Marsltall, Proprietors.
Tte Comnercial indiFamers' .. ,
C ; V:-. .;-.; Bank, of Riieigh, N.t C.
Chartered by General Assembly 1891.
Paid up Capital
Deposits f .; . .
Offers, Its customers, every
banking. - , 1 , .
.Safe Deposit Boxes for 'Rent on Reasonable Terms. '
, 'Some good business offices to let
jj. J, THOMAS, President, ! ; ALF. A. THOMPSON, Vice President
B. P. JERMAN. Case e" ' , H. W. JACKSON . Assistant Cashier. v
Vrmnonn'o
CURES
NASAL CATARRH.
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J. -
A Trial; Will cConvince; You.
Gi:.:?Gd:rs
r?S
Ad mlnlatra tor's Motlea.
Having qualified as administrator
Of the estate of Cherry Penny, de
ceased, late of Wake county, N. 0.,
this Is to notify all persons having
claims against the said estate to
present the same to theundersigned
on or before the 8th day of October,
1897, or this notice will be plead in
bar of thpir recovery,- and all per
sons indebted to the said estate are
hereby notified to make immediate
payment to me.
J. C. Marcom, Adm'r.
R. T. Gray, Att'y. ltwCw
lit -
October 7, 1S3U. .
210 I
Fayettevill
Street.
s quick!
good almost unbroken and pi
pick out
things not cheap good things
but good
oi pure vatue , i y j f i
I
1
Books
:!lloH'Tha?
Every laundry doesn't do it,
do they? Don't you suppose they
could if they wanted to ? Honesty
and carefulness have as much try 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 tryj US.i-For satisfac
tion pure and simple, come to J
. $100,000.00
. 300,000,00
accommodation consistent with 'safe
"
fJininicni
pimn:.ir.0Yi)
r
AH O
!rTtWM QwR
. ,...v w . w II i u. W if -m
.. 'juri3-k---
- - - vwr.Ti
To tha Tax Parars of Wake Coaaty-
. I urge and insist that I must col
lect the taxes,;, and that each tax
payer must come toward and settle
at once. It is important that I should
close up my tax account for the year
1896, and hence make this urgent
appeal. 10 all woo come forward
and settle before December 1st,
1896, I shall charge no cost: but
sfter that I shall charge cost as al
lowed by law. This Is positively
toe only notice 1 snail sen a out,
iw M. W. Pair, .
v 4 ? - Sheriff of Walte County
no!3 ow 3w -
We SU Ooods Cheaper Than
' ' -Any Other House !
Big s Clearing Safe "of : Dress Goods vaf e63c ; Per hi
' Monday, Nov. ,23d, will record the bc-
f Inning of the greatest cut-price sale of Fine
)rcss Goods ever inaugurated' by us--a great
cut-price sale, because such high class dress
stuffs as Zibelines and Pompadour Mohairs,
which have sold all the season for $1.50 per
yard, and Canvas Laneuxi? Mohair -iPantasie
and Silk-shot; Fabrics Scotch ; and English
mixtures that have sold for 1.25 and 1.50
per yar4 are arranged on one big table and
one price made for the entire lot.
OQg Per Yard and Harked in Pldn Fibres.
'". This low price of 680 per yard is made to insure rapid selling, as we
need tbe room for our incoming holiday stuffs. Early buyers will get the
choicest patterns. We cannot possibly mail samples to out-of-town patrons.
U. II. 6 R. S. TUCKER d GD-
uiss laiaggie Reese.
209 Fayetteville Street.
New fJVUlliiiery;!
. 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. .
AU " customers wilW be given
prompt attention.
Goods Bent on approval . Express
paid one way.
Agent for Imperial Patterns.
'to Maggie Reese,
eii.
s
Roses. Carnations, Chrysanthe Bums
Bouquets.
Floral Designs,
Palms, Ferns,
ftnlrlen band, white and pink Ja
pan lilies. Finest of all hardy hues
Hyacinths, Chinese Sacred Lilies,
Freesia Narcissus,,, Tulips lor
forcing In the ' house and
early spring blooming
outside.
H. Steinmetz, Florist,
North Halifax Street, near Peace Inl
stwuie. rone u'? j
4 y 003.1
MULES
i
HORSES
r
FOR SALE.
I now have on hand a good supply
of
mules and horses. I shall also
keep a good stock of
Wagons for sale. . ;
Buggies and
Pri::3t3SuittIiDTbcs
X M. Pace.
Ill East Martin
octl2-tf . -
St., Raleigh, N.C'
G.
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FIRE INSURAHCEj
Solicit a pat jf your patronagt
.CaowiVef' MacRae'S rtrsni'liPlV
maof '
Honor
Another lot of those delicious South! .
ampton county (Va. ) Hams; also line
lot mild cured Johnston county (N.
C.J Hams. -- '
Fresh arrival New River Mullets,
fine, fat Mackerel, new pack Bog Her
rings, etc. ,
Melrose" Flour still growing- in
popularity. And why? Because It is
carefully ground from best selected
wneat. - Mone superior to "Melrose."
Nice line finest green and black Teas.
Special blend finest Mocha and Java
roasted coffee makes an excellent cup. ,
I handle nothing but first class
goods, therefore orders may be sent
with confidence. Lowest prioes guar- ;
anteed. Respectfully,
J.D.TU.C2Q,
Cor. Johnson and Halifax Sts. ' ,
Telephone 12S. - " ; ;
You Can Settle the
Ever Vexatious
Question ,
What to Give
the Bride - 1
By spending a few moments looking .
through -our new and complete
stock of
Sterling Ware, ; -Cut
Glass,
Iron and Brass Lamps ,
China,
Clocks,
Bric-a-Brac.
H. MAHLER'S. SOUS,
JlWKLEBB AND OPTICIAHS. "
Have your eyes tested. No charge
for examination. ' -
At Auction ;
To tha lligbssl C::r
50 Head of Horses
day and Saturday, November 20th and
21st, fifty head of Horses and Mares
from Virginia and East Tennessee, all ;
of them good, sound workers.: Kv ry
one of them must be as recommended
or money refunded., Sale will take
a n ilk msti. wiiuvfui iTwt w. vu a -
place eacn aay ai 11 o vwck. -t
Frank Strom acti,
. j j Auctioneer. ,
1 carry the largest stock of Harness,
Saddlery, etc, in the State. I alo
have the largest stock of Carr iages,
Buggies,' Wagons and Road Carts
which I am selling at factory prices.
FRANK STEONACH, Prop'r.
Stronaob's Emjiorium.
Nos. 219,
Vnd 223 Wiimir
Street.
ton