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THE PRESS-VISITOR,
BALEIQII, If. C.
Published by the Vlaltor-Press Compaov
Iiworparatad.
A CONSOLIDATION OF TI1B VISITOR, JtS-
TABLISHED 1878, AND Til It PRESS
ESTABLISHED 1894.
O.lice ia Pullen Building, comer
Fayetteville and Davie streets.
GKKKk O. ANI'KKWS,
Editor and Manager.
ASH K N. MeHARY,
Soliciting Agent.
Subscription Prices.
One Year 4 (Ml
Six Months 2.00
Uue Month .if)
Entered as Second-Class Mail Matter
England raised mare wheat than her
people needed for bread Tt was
then customary to sell the surplus
to France, ant) upon several occa
sions during the present century
oargoes were sent to the United
States This year the crop in Ex
tend is below the average, and it
will be sufficient to supply bread to
the English people f ir only a few
months during the year. Notwith.
standing this scarcity of wheat for
home consumption England has ex
ported a small quantity of wheat to
France during this present inonlh.
This is said to bo due to the artili i
al stimulation of the French market
by speculators, who. it is said, are
undertaking to corner the wheat
market in that country.
They All arrjs' Lithia Carbonated
Come
Back
) label:
The Leader in the News and
in Circulation.
TELEPHONE NO. ICS.
WEDNESDAY
Sept 1
Secretary Gage has made the first
experiment with the Tarsney law
providing fjr the competition of ar
chitects in the design of public
buildings by inviting seven archi
tects to submit competitive designs
and estimates for the Norfolk, Ya .
building, for which there is an ap
propriation of $190,0(10. It is thi
intention of the Secretary also t"
invite architects to submit plans for
the new Ellis Island i in. ni grant ski
tionatNew York, which is to cost
$500,000.
The Farmers' National Congress
is in session in the hall of the House
of Representatives of Minnesota, ui
St. Paul. It is an interesting hod
of men, and the subjects which tli.'
will discuss will be of importance ti
all citizens. The convention lakes
place during the spring wheat har
vest and the members wi'l make an
excursion through the Valley of tin
Red River of the North to see the
operation of cutting wheat in In
fertile fields of that section.
"There are fads In
medicine as well as in
other things," snid a busy
druggtat, "but the moat
remarkable thing about Hood's Korea
iarilla Is that customers who try other
remedies all come Lack to Hood's, and
this is why the enormous Bales o( this
crreat medicine keep up and
continue the H whole year
round, steady as a clock
"Why is it?" "O, simply because
Hood's Sarsaparilla has more real cura
tive merit than any medicine 1 ever sold.'
This is o( daily occurrence in nlmosl
every drug store, llood'a Hursaparilla
has cured more sickness, and made leorc
happiness through restoration to health
than any other medicine,
nJOOdS
Haek-tan's Arnica salve.
The best salve in the world lor
cuts, bruises, sores, ulcers, salt
rheum, fever sores, tetter, chapped i
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. Price 25 cents j
pr box. For sale by all druggists
Sarsaparilla
Is the sLinilitril the One True HIixhI I'urincr
, arc thu only pills t.i UK
nOKl S PlIlS wan Hood's SaiMapaiilU
THE NEW CATALOGUE
-OF-
What Hood's Sarsaparilla lias dune
for others it will also do for you.
Hood's Sarsaparilla cures all blood
diseases.
The Southern liailway lias placed
on sale every Saturday anil Sunday
round trip tickets from li.ileigh to
Old Point Coinlort. Virginia Beach,
Ocean View, VVilmiiuMon and Mure j
head City at $2 50 fort he round trip,
good to return Mondays following
dates of sale.
For further information, apply to
1 had C bturgis, ticket agent
Southern Railway, Union Station.
J. M. Cn.l, ' W A Ti n K,
Traffic Mgr. ; . P. A.
V. H. C" rkkn. Gen . Supt.
Administrator's oiii-i-.
Having tjualitied as executor of the
estate o( W It. MeDaile. dee.-as.-d,
this is to notify ii.ll ..tuii-, havoc-
lainis against the .sun.- to iir.--.ei;t
the same to uie for pa tu.-nt on or- l -fore
tin-27tli day ot August. I!is, m
this notice ill beple.nl in bur ot til-- i-ivcovei-y.
All pi-i-soiisin.lebl.il to the
'.-tate will please pay without fur. her
lenan I. V ... AI.I.EN.
Kxeeutor of V. K. MeDaile.
I'ale'gli, N. C., Aug. T,, '!i7
St. Mary's School
F. r the Annual Session of 97 and
Ms can he li;ul at A Williams
Co s lionk store or iikui
api.licalioii to the
Rector,
REV. B. SMEDES
jii 22 3m
UaiuuiiJiiumMUiiuuiiu
mniiHininiHifrmfi
Tmitiii
We guarantee th..t one glass of Harris' Lithia Carbonated Water
will relieve any case of indigestion in one minnle's time or money re
funded, or if taken after each meal will cure any ease of indigestion Read
what the noled Dr. Davega, of Chester, S C, has tn say for it:
Mr. J. T. HARRIS:
Dkak Sik For the past eight months I have li-s-n using Harris' f .ithia
Water, with the most excellent results, when' I have lieen able to get tuy pa
lients to drink a sullieient quantity daily. The Carbonated has no equal in
Casti-ic disturbances. In old chronic dysieptic.s if you will wash the si.oinaeh
with salt and water, anil have an hour later have your ptu!ent drink Hie Car
bonated Lithia you will make many friends and improve many stomach. It
is an excellent table water. It is an excellent laxative, and Is a sure cure for
Hatulent dysiepsia. H. M. DAVKCA. M. I).
Sold by J. R. Ferrall & Co., Grocers.
And wholesale agents for llarlhorn Saratoga Water. Trade supplied.
March!8 lv
AT
971
CENTS.
Atlanta book dealers deny that
there is any trust and declare Ilia'
there has been no effort to raise the
price and all to sell them al a uni
form schedule. The only thing that
the booksellers say they have agreed
among themselves to do is not to
give away rulers, peucils. pads and
the little things that usually go with
a large purchase of school books
These things do not anion el to any
thing and it will take a great, many
of them to bring any profit, to the
dealers, but the profit is so little on
school books that this little will
help.
(t
Complete
IA
id
AMD
How to Atta'n It."
A 'Wonderful Ne-
Medical Book.wTilren
for Men Only. One
copy may bi- liad free
on application.
ERIE MEDICAL CO.
Notice to Creditors of the I. ant-dun
llcnszey Coal Mining Company
UALEiiiii, N. C, Aug. 3, 1897.
Pursuaitto adjournment I shall
proceed on Monday, August ifi
i Ittii, ni 10 o clock a in., at my office
i in the Pullen liuiloing, in the city
ol Kaleigh, to hear such testimony
as may be tillered touching tin
claims liled against the Langilon
llenszey Coal Mining Company All
persons interested are invited to he
present, and present such evidence
as they may deem proper.
En. Cn.vMiiKits Smith,"
Special Master
aug .'! tds
NoTICK
Having this day iii.ililieil as ad
initiisii atrix of the estate of Sion I)
W illianis. deceased, this is to notify
all persons h iving claims against the
estate to present the same to me for
payment, on or before the Ittth day
.nine, is:is, or this notice will be
plead in bar of recovery. All persons
iniieireii to sain ei-iale will please pay
wiliioul lurwicr ucuianti
liUTI'IK (I. Wlt.I.lAMs,
Administratrix etc
Kaleigh .1u ni lit, '117.
Opening of Fall Shoes.
the
Swellest Line in Town.
w.
dail v recei viiiL' our new f ill lin.w.r clu .,..:...:...... n
the new styles, new colors and new loes UV .1...., ...
the cheapest and nolib est. line oi shoe, ever shown in the r-it
Every pair strictly up to date iu style and quality. Oxford Ties at
cost.
Beating the record is the order of
the day in all sorts of sport, but. it
has taken fifty years to reduce thi
time of a pacer to a less than two
minute record. Pacing is the ladies
gait for horses, and it has been only
within the period mentioned tha'
speeding pacers has received an
serious attention. rhe pdm has
now been won by ''Star Pointer.'
owned by Mr, James A. Murphy,
of Chicago. The feat was accom
plished on Saturday atReadville.
Mass., and it is intererting to know
that the record-breaker received hi
spring training in Baltimore.
The circular letter sent out li
the joint committee appointed by L-.
Camp and the Sons of Veterans, i
Richmond, Va., appealing for contn
butions to aid in erecting 111 mi.
ments to mark the graves of t.;
thousands of Confederates in North
ern cemeteries, is meeting with re
sponses. Several persons in Haiti
more have already written inquiring
to whom money shall be sent for thi
object. It is estimated that ther
are, exclusive of those buried al
Camp Chase and Camp Douglas,
thirty thousand Southern dead in
Northern cemeteries, whose last
resting places an unmarked. It is
over these graves that the organiza
tions referred to propose to under
take to plac plain headstones.
S. C. POOL.
l.'M Fayetleville St.
JUST ARRIVED!
PROSPERITY?
Oh, no, not quite, but
a whole raft of
Clothing, Hats and
Shoes
for men, boys nd children.
233 Manhattan Shirt Company's Negli
gee and Fancy Shirts for men now offered at
97 1-2 Cents.
Styles for early fall. Many are worth
$3, not one less than $1,50.
Men expect- bargains now.
HAYWOOD, SNOW and TUCKER,
TRUSTEES.
W. II. & R. S. Tucker & Co. 's Ureal Dissolution Sales.
Simoson's Ointment
CURES
A
NASAL CATARRH.
Trial Will Convince You.
SIMPSON'S PHARMACY.
MOST
THK
gx Delightful
Route
hundred
or more years ag
New Stock, New Styles, Low Price?.
We have the best Boys' Pants in the c r,y for 50c.
25c Suspenders for 14c.
lOc colored Laundered Shirts for 25c.
10i Socks for 5c.
To Nfw York anil Northern and
Eastern Summer Kesnrts
is via ilie
OLD DOMINION LINE
And Kail Connections.
Always cool on the ocean.
h'al handsome sieamsliiiis leave
Norf.ilk. Va , dailv. i in-1 itO i nr Sun-
lay, al7. HI i. in., tn 'i' uric tli-
'eet, allortliiiL' opportunity fur
tliroili'h passengers finni the Sniilli,
SuuUiwest and West to visit, lilch
mond, Old I'oint Comfort and Vir
ginia (teach en route.
rirst class ticket" include meals and
rooiu.
For tiekets ami general information
1 1 i I y to railioad ticket agents, or to
M It. Crowell, Aifent. Norfolk, Va :
I. V. Mayer, Aeent. 121- Main street,
Richmond. Va.
V. I j. Cnillnvulou,
Vice l resident ami Tratli Manairer,
J'oTHi: , . ;o COMPANY,
(".".i'i K PA.
(lentlemt'ii .
With
delight !
recommend
your
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
(PIEDMONT AIU I.INB.)
Condensed Schedule.
In Hlloct Junc.M. I Hon
Train. Lcavs Hnlclh Holly.
"Nnrrnlk HnJ ChailimiMHia Limited.
3,40 p, tn. Dally, Solid vmlllnih-d irsln will
slettper trom Nurlolk to liHttaiuMiKn via. tutUs
bury. HurKUiUiu. Ashovllln, ant 8.rliiK nl
kii.iivIIIh
Cuiiiwcts Ht Hiirliain tor Oiuird clHrkTill.
mill KeyHvilh. eicnpl Huuday. Al. liiwni
buru with the WasMliiKliMi ami Hum I.
western Vcsll uleil (l.linitcil) train lur all
point) North end with main line train No. II
fur Danville Kichnmnd Hint Iiiuritie.llnli Uw
statlonri ; alto h 9 connei'l Ion fur U'liisUiii-Halnni
aud Willi main Hue train No. 36. ' milted slatt-a
nut Mali" fur Charlotte NpartauliHrK (Ireen.
villn Atlanta and all points Himili; Is.i Culiim
Ina AiiKiiHla Charlestoii, Haranuali .lacKSon
vllle and all polnu in Klurlda Hleepm i.'hi
for Atlanta .lack8ouvllle and ;it (harlotii will
NlefthiK O.-ir for AuvimrA.
"Norfolk and Chattunoogn l.lmlietf.
I114S A. n. Dally -80II1I '.nun couslslli,
PiilhnaH 'leophiK ears and coaches from eh
tanooa ti Norfolk arriving Norfolk fi:im pn
tn time to connect with the Old ronrftiioit
Merchants' and Miners Norfolk and Wal
Iniou and Kalilmore Cliesapoake and Hlcli
moiid S ti Cos tor all pnhtL"iiort.h and east.
Connects at Seluia fur Kayctteville and In
tenttedlate slattons 011 the Wilson and Pn
ettevllle Short out daily, except Sunday for
New ern and Morehead i lty dally for Holds
boro, and WiliniiiKton and intermediate sta
tlons on tt-e WllinuiKron and Weldnu Kaitroan
l-inprcsH Trtiin.
8:5J A. M. Dally lolltiecls al Durlialli lot
Oxford. K'-ysvill.-, Kl Iniii.u.l; ;u iir.-.-i.il....
for VVashlii.'loii and all p.. nils north,
V. press Train.
3:40 P.M. Dally-Kor (toldsl.oro and Intel
mediate stations.
Local Accommodation.
j:00 A. M. 4'ouuects al Oret-iislMiro ..r 1.
p lilts for North and South und tV iiiston S;tli
and h. Ints 1,11 I lie Northwestern North I nr.-lil
Kailroad. At Sallshury. for all polnis in Vies
ern North arolina Knoxville. Tenn , eineii
natl and western points at Cliarlolte l Si
UinblirK. (ireenvillr. Athens. Allanla unit
iMiints South
Trains Arrive al KiilelKh. N. :.:
Kiprcss T rain.
j:40P. M. D.lly- I'roin Atlanta, Cliarloli.
Ureeusboro and all points South.
No -folk and Chattanooga Lli.ilied
3.10P M. I).ll -Kn.in all points east N..
folk Tarlmro. Wilson and water lines.
From Coldsls.ii WilmhiKtou. Kayel hviii
4111I all points in Kastern (Carolina.
Norfolk mid Cliattnnoogu Limited.
11:45 A n. Daily -Kroui New Vork, Waslilin
tun. I.yiirhhiirn Dauvllleand (ireensimro. i lial
tauiHiitu kiinxvllle. Hot sprliixs and ahIh-vIIi.
ICKpresa Train
H, 93 a. m. Dally rrom uoldshoro and 1111.
iiiediiile stations.
Local.
7:20 A. fl. Dally from Urccii-tlM.ro mill 1
IHiints North and South Mluepot car froi
(Ireenstwim to Italelith
:00p m Daily exc pi Sunday - Kr..m 0..I1I.
Isiro aud all xints K.11L
Ixwal In-lKliI tral js also carry iiasseuers.
1'iillnian cars 011 niuht tram from Kaieii'i, .
Ureeusboro
ThroiiKli riilliuaii vesiihul d nniwlin: Kisn-
iiulfet sleeplni; far and Vestil.ii.-il rowiu--without
cliauKe on forfolk limned.
Dollhle oaily trains helween Kalell,, l h.
otto and Atlituia ijiu.-k lone, 1 1. 1 n,
-onimiMl.-tl ion
V. II. IIKKI-.N.
Oeiierai Niiierii,len.ii.i..
W A. IUIIK
Oeiieral l'asselli-er Ai'enl
Washiiutliiii II .'.
.1 ,VI '.111. p. 'IValli. VI ,,, , .,
tiuiTFn
DOUBLE DAILY
SERVICE
TO
Atlanta, Charlotte, Augusta, Ath
ens. Wilmington,, New Orleans
Chal tan ixiga, Nashville and New
York, Boston, Philadelphia, Wash
ino-ton, Norfolk and Richmond.
SCIIKDTll.K IN EKFKCT FKIIKIJARY 7, '97.
south bound. No. -103. No. 41
Lv.N. Y., Pen. U.R.'1 1 IMIam 9(K)pm
Lv. Philadelphia" 1 12pm 1205am
Lv Baltimore, Hlfipm 250am
Lv. Washington, 'HOpm l.'iOam
Lv. Richmond, A, CL.85(ipin 905am
9 05am
920am
Lv.Norfolk,S.A L.830pin
Lv. Portsmouth, " 845pm
Lv. Weldon , " 1 1 2Hpm 1 1 55am
Ar. Henderson, " 125am Ml-Wprh
Ar. Durham, " t732am t409pm
Lv. Durham, " t520pm til 10am
Ar.lialei;h, " villain :!:t4pm
Ar.Sanford, " 335ain 503pin
Ar.Sou'n Pines, " 422am 555pm
Ar. Hamlet, " 510am (5.'tpra
A r. Wades boro, " 554um 811pm
Ar.Monroe, " (i lifain 912pm
Ar.Charlotte, ' 830ain 10 25pm
Ar.Chester, ' 810am 1047p
Lv.Colunibia,t;NALI!K . . . fliOOpin
Ar.ClinUin, 8.A.L. !l4.ram 1210ain
Ar.GrcenwiKKl, " lo:5am 1 07am
Ar.Abbeville, " 1105am 1 40ain
Ar Klberton, " 121.7pm 241am
Ar.Athens, " 116pm H45am
Ar.Winder, " 1 5!)pm 430am
Ar. Atlanta (cut time)2 50pm 520am
NOimi hound. No 402.
LvAtlanta, SAL. 1200pm
LvWinder, " 240pui
Lv Athens, " 21lipm
LvElberton, " 415pin
LvAbbeville, " 515pm
LvOr!enwood," 541 pin
LvClinton, " (!34pm
ArColunibia-JNALI.'U,
LvChesler, S.A.L "Sl.ipin
ArCharlotte, " "1025pm
Lv Mon roe,
Lvllamlet,
No.
750pm
1042pm
112(ipm
12 33am
1 40am
1 09am
3 05ara
tTOilam
4 33am
8 30am
940pm
1 1 2,'H m
ti 05am
8 15am
ArWilininirtoii" Jfi.'Muiu 12 30pm
LvSou'nl'ines
LvlJiileifjh,
Arllenderson,
ArDiiiliani,
LvDiirhauif '
ArWeldon, " 455iun 3(Mipm
ArUichmond, AOL 815aia 05llpm
A. Wasl. PenliR. 1231 pm 1 1 10pm
ArBaltimore, " 143pm 1248am
ArPhiladphia, " 350pm 345air
ArNewYork, " "Ii23pm 53am
I214ii)i 9 2lam
21Ik.iii 1135am
82Si.ni lll(lpra
t32;.m f 4 09pm
f&20pm fll 11 lam
New York. N. Y.
tin I lr
THE UNIVERSITY
Cut Flowers
Roses, Carnations, etc.
Bouquets,
Flora) Designs,
palms, Ferns,
For oii ilnor planting
Ito.sos, elir.vsanllieliiuiiiH eoli-u am
all k ititls of lieililinp plants.
V lues tor 1 lie veraiula.
C'aliliau'e, Tomatoes. Ksrsr anil olliei
vetfe'alile plants.
I'.vertrreeii, matrnohas nil -.h:nl.
trees.
Extra-strong Maresctial Neil
H. Steinmetz, Florist,
North Halifax Street, near I'eaei- li'
atitute I'hone U:t..
oetl"
47 teacher!!, 41a etnilents, ( Hiiuimer
school ln-1, total !i4'i ttoanl .H
nioutli. Three brief courses, three full
0111-ses, Lhm' itnd MeJitti.1 Si-liools
111 1 Seliool of I'liariwj . Grrtiluat-
oureH oiK-n 1 1 woim-n. Mimmer
sen. hi fur teif-l cr. SeJiolrhliH
and loans for the needy. Address
PRESIDENT ILDERUAN
june7 Chapel Hill. N. C.
IPEACE!"f",le:!
i
RALKKJII.N C
One of the crc t finJe kcIhhi t
of (arth iiritliftii. .l.lviinct'tl X
iht ntfh. tcler t rcnsMn J
JAMES DINWrDDIE,
M. A. (of I In v of Va )
llMB tinny was slek, wn gave her 1 a,4oria.
Ilttm aba waa a Child, she cried f or Tamona.
wTwaiaue beuama Uisa, abs duag to Oaatorte
fTtieu aba had diUHren, alia gat W Qulrrii
fol
CONSUMPTION
to others,
,for it alone
saved mv
life.
ADOLPH ZIMMER,
Bellwood,Neb.,Apr.l3, 1895.
Nuiiee ol Seizure null I. ill. I.
Circuit Court of the United -Suites
Eastei n District of North Carolina
at Kalcifrh.
United States vs one Conner still.
cap and worms, seven be r lulis. nm
empty barrel, eOip.-r piimp and iron
innnii anil twelve casks of i orn whis
key (about 48ft .'alloiis) se zed in tin
possession of f). I'. Williams at. Itoso-
iKiro, N C
To I). 1'. Williams and to nil whom ii
may concern- ( 'recti iif;:
Notieu is herebv e-iveii tli.it l.l..-
bove mentioned property was seized
ny r . m bimmons, collector of inter
ml revenue for the 4ih collection dis
trict of North Carolina, on Hie Pith
day of Januni-v. iMli. us forf.-ii-.u u.
the use of the United States, fur viola-
tlon of the Internal Revenue Laws, and
ArPortsiiiouth " 730um 5511pm
ArNorfolk, " 750un IHlapm
"Daily. fDaily Kxeept unday. JDaily
Kxiept Mondaj .
Nos. 403 and 402. "The Atlanta Spe
eial, "Solid Yestibuled Train of Pall
inau sleepers and coaches between
Washington and Allanla, also Pull
man sleepers between Portsmouth,
anil Chester, S. C.
Nos. 41 and 38, "The S. A. L. Ex
press," Solid Train, Coaches and
Pullman Sleepers between Ports
mouth and Atlanta. Company sleep
ers between Columbia and Atlanta.
Ilolli trains make imn ediate con
nections at Atlanta for Monl -ornery, '
Mobile, New Orleans, Texas, Cali
fornia, Mexico, Chattanooga, Nash
ville, Memphis, Macon and Florida.
For tickets, sleepers, etc., apply
to R A. Newland, (ien. Aft. P.
Dept. t! llimball House, Atlanta, Ga.
H S. Leard, sa iass A, Ial
eifjh, N. C. '
E St. John. V'ii Pri-siilent iin.l
General Manager.
H. V. H Clover, Traffic Manager.
V. E. McHee, General Superinten
dent
T. J Anderson, Geueral Passen
ger Aent.
General ollices: Portsmouth. Va,
Sonthnrn Hnllwny i umpiiiiy.
Week endinj,' rates, on sale via
Southern railway.
The Southern railway have placed
on sale every Saturday und Sunday
week end tickets to following sea
shore and mountain resorts from
Raleigh: RAT,S
To Asheville and return tlMO
To Rlack Mountain and return 5 10
To Round Knob aud return ... 4 90
To Marion and return 4 i;o
To Morganton and return . ... 4 20
To Conn -llv Springsand return 4 00
lo Hickory and return 4 (10
ToOld PointComfortand return ! fill
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
Haviiiir nu iMfii-il as ailiniiilslrnlor ,l
the estate ot Lizzie Spone. r. deceased.
law 111 viike eountv. l.hi is Ij. ....i.if,.
a II I I - . . . . '
.11 i;in.,nn nil,- luif eiHniiH iiirM Inst t.lu
said esl:il. to iiri-seiit tliem t . il...
lersiirned on .-r i-efoi-e Ll..- huh
I line, H'H. or III n m ti.,- will l. ...'...i
iu n.-tr 01 i.ni-ii l-e..-iiv,-i v: ,.,! -1, lh r.
sons ind.-iit-d to tin- said eiiau- il
iiles- iniike inun di vU-i.inni.-t.t l.. il
unilei-slgii : :.
HhNitv .1 Ynr.vo
.Iiiiih I ft, IK iT-tiw Adm'r
the same 1- liiK-iMi anu pi ..s,-,-uteU in To Virginia Heac h and return 2 50
the Circiiii. Court - f the United Slates Tn Oee.-Tr, Vi !.... ' lUrn t .
for eoiideiiilia'iou lor HiuciiuseH tn Liu. Tn i;n.. :.. . . ' ' '"ru ' ' 6
said lihol of information set foul.; h '"""'". no return .... 2 50
that the shUI causes will stand r,. "'""renead City and return . . 2'5
trial at n e roin-t room of said court in abve tickets are good to re-
in me city of Ualcigh. on he fourth vn nn l"" 'ollowing Monday after
Monday of December next.' if that h n.
jurisdiction day. and if not, at the
next day of jurisdiction thereafter,
when and where y..n hikI a , i-,,,,h
arc warned to ap-iear to show ctnse
wny c.iiiileniiiai.ion slioiild not l i- do.
I creed, and jildi nient ni-i-oriliii(iy en
tered herein, and to iutervene for their
interest. ' .
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date of sale. For full particulars
-.. - o write maa u. Sturia,
ticket auent at the Southern railway
uniou station, R-ileigb, N O. .
W H c;RtsiiN, Gen,'l Supti
W A Tubk, G P Ai
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All in I Imrtuom Notice.
Having qualilied as administrator
of the estate of Sucky Aubry, dee d
late of Wake county, this is to notify
a'l persons having claims against
the said estate lo nmcni n,
, r..... .ucill IU
the undersigned on or before tbe
23d day of May, 1898, or this notice
will he plead in bar of their recov
ery, and all persous indebted to the
sa.d estate will please makfe imme
diate payment to tbe undersigned
oarr WaMiilaaM..,,. li .
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