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TELEPHONE NO. 168.
WEDNESDAY Sept.
Mr. Dinfflev feels confident that
the revenue from the new tariff for
the fiscal year commencing July 1,
1898, will be ample. That is to say,
not this year, but some other year.
When Mr. Bryan requested the
B. and M. line, in Nebraska, to bold
his train for fifteen minutes to enable
him to address a crowd there were
several extra freights waiting to be
sent forward, and he received the
following telegram: "The B. and M.
is not in politics; too busy hanliug
dollar wheat. "
it seems only yesterday that Rev.
Dr. John Watson (' Ian Maclaren")
was being assailed by his own pres
bytery for alleged Arminianism in
bis Scotch tales. And now his
name is being urged in the candi
dacy for the post of Moderator of
the next Synod of the Presbyterian
Church in England! He is evidently
not to receive any literary profit as
a result of being branded as a
heretic.
uey could get them at American
prices plus the cost of exportation,
duty, etc.
A surgical operation, remarkaole
in itself and wonderful for its so far
successful result, says tbpSan Fran
cisco Call, has b-eo performed by
Dr. C. Hadleu Carlson upou Ad ran
Dehertoghe, a veteran and skillful
machinist of this city. Fifteen
yards of -ilver wire, as large around
as an ordinary hypodermic needle,
have been introduced intoand coiled
within his arta, the great arte ial
channel leading directly from the
heart. Those 45 feet of wire huve
been in there for tlireu months, and
they have saved his life. They were
inserted at a time when death seemed
certain because of com plications re
sulting from a severely injurt'd
ceorta. It was a desperate chance,
but the man took it and became one
of the very few who have ever sur
vived such an operation.
Strong
Nerves just as surely come from the use of
Hood's Sarsaparilla as does the cure of
scrofula, salt rheum, or other so-called
JJood diseases. This Is simply because
the blood affects the condition of all the
Her
vs
bones, muscles and ti-sues. If it is Im
pure it cannot properly sustain these
parts. If made pure. rich, red and vital
ized by Hood's Sa ran pa HI a, it carries
health instead of disease, and repairs the
worn, nervous system as noi hing else can
do. Thus nervous prostration, hysteria,
neuralgia, heart ) Blimmion. a e cu-ed by
Ho
Sarsaparilla
Because it is the One True Blood Purifier.
tl r,.,, lire tin1 best ;iftT-linnf r
HOOd S FlliS i.ilN.anl liirestH.ii. ado.
BuUea'i Arniea Salve.
The best salve in the world tor
cuts, bruises, sores, ulcers, salt
rheum, fever sores, tetter, chapped
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
per box. For sale by all druggists.
NOTICK OF BALK.
The Klondike craze has proved to
be the salvation of Seattle, which
was rather dull before the golden
boom began. One hardware firm
there takes in over $1,000 cash ev
ery day, and a leading grocer has
employed 40 extra clerics. All of
the hotels and lodging houses are
crowded. The business at the tele
graph office is six times greater than
it was.
Longmont (Col.) merchants will
boycott Denver banks because of a
fee for exchange on local banks.
Fort Collins bankers are consider
ing two propositions in the way of
retaliation the charging of 10 cents
upon all checks given by Denver
banks that come to Fort Collius for
collection and the withdrawal of bal
ances from the Denver backs and
transferring the same to Omaha or
Kansas City.
Br virtue of authority
mortgage from Burton Manguiu and
wi'e recorded in Register's office of
Wake county, in book ioti, page U-l, 1
will sell on Monday, the Z'th day of
September, 1897, at public auction f r
cash at the court house door of Wake
county, the lands conveyed in said
mortgage, same being situated near
Wake Forest college, Wake county,
N. C, adjoining the lands of the late
W. G. Simmons, the late J. S. Pure-
foy, the late W. T. Walters and oth
ers, and described as fO:.ows:
First Lot Begins at a pine corner
of the land of said W. G. Simmons
and W. T. Walters and runs thence
south 39 degrees, west b 75-100 chains
to a stone on south side of the Walters
road; thence north S7i degrees, west
i 28-100 chains to a stone on the Wal
ters path: thence north 42 degrees,
east 8-85 chains to the beginning, con
taining 2 12-100 acres
Second Lot Begins at a stone cor
ner of above named lot on said Wal
ters path, runs thence north -12 de
grees, west 5 16-100 chains to a stone,
corner of King Young's on Caroline
Montague's lot, in said Simmons line:
thence south 27 degrees, -ut 3 45 100
chains to a stone on the north side of
said Walters path: thence south Hlj
degrees, east 5-100 i-iiains to the be
ginning, containing Si-100 of m acre,
being land conveyed to Burton Man
gum by deed recorded in said tvmir
106, page 143 Time or -ale 12 o'ciuca
m. This Augu-tJti,
J. N ii r.nijft:,
ag27-30d .uurtgagec.
Cut Flowers
Roses, Carnations, etc.
Bouquets,
Floral Designs,
Palms, Ferns,
For outdoor planting.
Roses, chrysanthemums, coleuj and
all kinds of bedding plants,
given in a ' Vines for the veranda.
Cabbage, lomatoes, hgg and otm-i
vegetable plants.
Kvergreen, magnolias nd shade
trees.
Extra-strong Mareschal Neil
H. Steinmetz, Florist,
North Halifax Street,
stitute Phone 113.
near Peace 1 n
octl7
Notice to Creditors of the l.ongdon
Hcnszcy Coal Mining Company-
Raleihh, N. C, Aug. 3, 1S07.
Pursuaitto adjournment I shall
proceed on Monday, August iti,
1S!1", at 10 o'clock a m., at ray offiVe
inthePullen Building, in the city
of Raleigh, to hear such testimony
j as may be offered touching the
('aims tiled atfainst the Langdon
llcnszey Coal Mining Company. All
persons interested are invited to be
present, and present such evidence
as they may deem proper.
. This hearing will be resumed on
Thursday, September 23, 1897 at 10
I o'clock a ra, at the Federal court
room in Raleigh, and continued till
,i ashed. Parties interested will take
I notice. Sept 11, 18i7
Ed. Chambers Smith,
Special Master.
5.00
CRAWFORD BICYCLES,
1897 Models. 28-inch Wheels.
With regular equipment, cash, guaranteed for one vear
24 and-26-inch Wheels, S25.00.
Julius Lewis Hardware Company,
RALEIGH, N. C.
Harris'
Lit hia Carbonated
of Harris' Lithia Carbonated Water
in one minute's time or money re-
We guarai.tee that one glass
will relieve any case of indigestion
lunded, or if taken after each meal will cure any case of indigestion. Read
what the noted Dr. Davega, of Chester, S. C, has to say for it:
Mr. J. T. HARRIS:
Dear Sir For the past eight months I have been using Harris' Lithia
Water, with the most excellent results, where I have been able to get my pa
tients to drink a sufficient quantity daily. The Carbonated has no equal in
Gastric disturbances. In old chronic dvsnentics if Vnu will WAuh t.tio Blmanh
with salt and water, and have an hour later have your patient ariuk the Car-
k.umi u uiuua juii ma mane iimnj irienus ana improve many stomachs. It
is an excellent talile water. It is an excellent laxati Vft. And fa ft. Biirrt onm ti-
flatulent dyspepsia. s. M. DAVEGA, M. D.
Sold by J. R. Ferrall & Co., Grocers,
And wholesale agents for Harthorn Saratoga Water. Trade supplied.
MarchlS lv
Opening of Fall Shoes.
-THE-
Swellest Line1 in Town.
TUCKERS' STORE.
The Housekeeper's Chance
To Save Money.
Selling Carpets.
Not many left what's left the best-
Axminsters, Wilton Velvets, Body Brussels
and Jlaschmers.
Prices Make Them Bargains
No charge for making and laying:
HAYWOOD, SNOW and TUCKER,
TRUSTEES.
W. H. & R. S. Tucker & Co.'s Great Dissolution Sales.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY,
(PIEDMOrfT AIR-LINE.)
Condensed Schedule.
In Effect June 14. 1 800.
Trnlna Leave Katclgh Dally.
"Norfolk and Chattanooga Limited.'
3,40 p. m. Dally, Solid vestlbnled train witli
sleeper from Norfolk to Chattanooga rt&. sails-
bury, norg&ntnn, Ashevllle, not springs and
Knoxvllle.
Connects at Durham lor Ox'nrd. ClarksvlUr
and Kaysvllle, except Sunday. At Oreem
boro with - the Washington and South
western VestH tiled (Limited), train for all
points North, and with main line train Mo. li
for Danrllle. Richmond and Intermediate loea
stations r also has connection for Winston-Salem
and with main Une train No. 85, ' united states
rut nail" for Charlotte Spartanburg. Green
ville, Atlanta and all points South ; Iso Colum
bia. Augusta Charleston, Savannah. Jacxson
vllle and all points In Florida Sleeping Car
tor Atlanta Jacksonville and at Charlotte with
Bleeping Car for Auarusla.
"Norfolk and Chattanooga Limited.
11:45 A. n. Dally Solid train touslntln
Pullman Sleeping cars and coaches from Cha
tanooga 10 Norfolk, arriving Norfolk 1:00 pn
In time to connect with the Old Doaanlon
Merchants' and Miners.' Norfolk and Waits
Ington and Baltimore, Chesapeake and Rich
mond 8 S Co's for all polntinorth and east
Connects at Selma for Fayettevllle and in
termed late stations on the Wilson and Fa
etterllle Short Cut, dally, except Sunday for
New em and Morehead City, dally for Oolds
boro, and Wilmington and Intermediate sta
tions on the Wilmington and Weldon Railroad.
Express Train.
8:53 A. M. Dally Connects at Durham for
Oxford, Keysville, Rlnmond; at flreenshor
for Washington and all points north.
'Express Train.
3:40 P. n. Dally For roldsboro and Inter
mediate stations.
luteal Accommodation.
:00 A. M. Connects at Greensboro lor al
p luts for North and South and Winston-Salem
and points on the Northwestern North Carolln
Railroad. At Salisbury, for aU poluta in Wesl
era North Carolina, Knoxvllle, Tcnn , Cluotu
nati and western points ; at Charlotte, fc Spai
tanburg, Greenville, Athens. Atlanta and
points South.
Trains Arrive at Kalclgh, N. C
Express Train.
3:40 P. M. Dally-From Atlanta, Charlotte.
Greensboro and all points South.
No -folk and Chattanooga I. limited
3:40 P. M. Dallv From all points east. Not
folk Tarboro, Wilson and water lines.
From UoliislxJo, Wilmington, Fayet evlll
and all points lu Eastern Carolina.
Norfolk and Chattanooga Limited.
11 :45 A. n. Dally From New York, Washing
ton, Lynchburg Danville and Greensboro, Chat
tanooga, Knoxvllle, Hot springs and asheville
Expresa Train
5,53 a, m. Dally From ooldsborn anu tutei
mediate stations,
Local.
7:20 A. ft. Dally From Greensboro and a
points North and South, gleepiug Car from
Greensboro to Raleigh.
9:00 p. m Dally exc pt Suoday-From Golds
boro and all points East.
Local freight trai as also carry passengers.
Pullman cars on night train from Raleigh U
Greensboro.
Through Pullman vestlbult d Drawing Room
Buffet sleeping Car and Vestlbuled coaches
wlthoutchange on Norfolk limited.
Double dally trains between RaleUh, Char
lotte and Atlanta Qt.ick time, ...culled ac
commodation.
T-. 11. GREEN,
itiimi iiiierlutenriem
W. A. TUK'
Genera' 1 jui, Agent
V iiikku'U. D C.
J M. vtii.p. Traffic Manaei
MORTGAGE SALE.
On Tuesday, October 26th, 1897,
at the court house door in Raleigh,
N C, I will sell at public auction a
tract of land i.n Wake county ad
joining the lands of H. L. Lassiter;
Richardson B P Williamson
auu uiuers, oegiuniug at 11 L LAKSl
ter's north-west corner on Poplar
creeav, runs thence up mid creek
102 poles to Richardson's corner;
thence north 88 degrees eist, 325,
poles to the Smithfield road; thence
southwardly, with the road, 102
poles to B P Williamson 'a corner of
atractof land formerly t ecu pied by
Beverly Williamson; thence south
88 degrees west, 3251 poles to the
beginning coutaining 200 acres
more or less; it being the land con
veyed to Gary Wall by B P William
son and wife by deed delivered con
temporaneously wifh the mortgage
under which said sale will be made.
Sale made by virtue of a purchase
money mortgage from Gray Wall to
B P Williamson, registered in book
No 76 at page 458 of the Register of
Deeds ollice of Wake county.
Terms of sale: One third cash;
residue in two equal installments
one and two years ufier rlftvnfsalA
at 6 per cent interest.
Hour of sale 12 m.
B P Williamson, Mortgagee.
N. li.- -22 other tracts of land will
be sold at same time and place. B.
P. Williamson.
sept22-6w
MORTGAGE SALE.
On Tuesday, October aith, 1897, at
tho court house door in Raleigh, N.
C, I will sell at Dublin auetinn a twr.
of land la Swift creek township, coun
ty of Wake and State of North Caro
lina, containing 49 59-100 aeroa. hound
ed on tho north by tho lands of A. B.
tmery, on the east and south by the
lands of Williamson & tlnchupfih. nr.
the west by the lands of Etachel Franks
and Fab Stephenson; it being the land
conveyed to John K. Newsome by B.
1 Williamson and his wife and W.
G. Upchurch and his wife by deed de
livered conteinporaueousl-r with the
mortfi-age under which said sale will
be made.
Saie made by virtue of a purchase-
money mortgage from John E. New
some to Williamson & Upchurch, re
gistered in book No. 118, at page 698
of the Register of Deeds office of Walrn
county.'
Terms of sale: One-third cash: resi
due in two equal installments one and
two years after day of sale; six per
cent interest. Hour of sale 12 m.
B. P. Williamson,
Surviving Partner and Trustee.
N. B. 22 other tracta rf lanrl wilt
lie sold at the same time and place.
ii. r. w uuamson.
We are daily receiving our new fal
the new styles, new colors and new toes
the cheapest and nobbiest line oi shoes ever shown in the city.
hvery pair strictly up-to-date in styie and quality. Oxford Ties at
cost.
line of shoes," consisting of all
TTT J '. i' , . . , . . , .
we arc uispiaying ueciciotlly
S. C. POOL.
130 Fayetteville St.
The latest "Andree pigeon " may
not prove to be a canard. Its mes
sage bears the date of July 13 last,
only two days after Andree soared
aloft on his perilous airship voyage.
That it has taken the pigeon over
two months to convey the tidings
back again seems at first blush an
incredible feature of the report ; but
on toe otner nana, tbe bird may
well have drifted about aimlessly.
The recent report of Consul Gen
eral Mason, at Frankfort, Germany,
that American shoes are steadily
finding their way to London and
Paris, and are meeting with ready
sale in the large cities at high prices,
should encourage our manufacturers
to strike for that market by a more
direct route and to increase their
efforts to develop its full possibili
ties. As the Consul says: "Such
American shoes as are now sold here
are offered as a costly luxury, where
as the fact is that good factory
made boots and shoes are cheaper,
quality considered, in the United
States than anywhere else in tbe
world." If tbe Germans buy our
shoes at luxury prices they would
certainly buy them more largely if
a a
TTATir
It is Done
koii t-iaie jeweirv given away
to those having drafts on us for the
sair.e
We have iust received a hand
ri some show casecon'aimng$500 worth
of useful Jewelry, such as watch
cnains, cut! buttons, shirt buttons
scarf pins, belt pins, link cuff buttons, breast pins, shirt waist sets, Ac
All these are rolled plate and warranted.
We are prepared to take up your drafts.
OURFAIXSTOCK
Is now complete and we can save you
money. J ,UUU pairs 10c socks at 5c a pair.
Simoson's Ointment
CURES
NASAL CATARRH.
Trial Will Convince You.
SIMPSON'S PHARMACY.
THE MOST
Delightful
Route
To New York and Northern atd
Kastern Summer liesorts
is via the
OLD DOMINION LINE
And Rail Connections.
Always cool on the ocean.
Fast handsome steamships leave
Norfolk, Va , daily, including Sun
day, at 7.30 p. m., to Mew York di
rect, affording opportunity for
through passengers from the South,
aoutnwest ana west to visit Rich
mond, Old Point Comfort and Vir
ginia Beach en route.
r lrst class ticket include meals and
room.
For tickets and general information
apply to railroad ticket agents, or to
.vi. a. tjroweu, Agent, worroiic, va.:
F. Mayer, Agent, iziz Mam street.
Richmond, Va.
FARMERS DIFFER
IN OPINION.
W. L Gruillaudeu,
Tram Manager,
UullS
Vice President and
New York, N. Y.
ADMINISTRATRIX NOTICE.
Now ia the best time to sow Annual CIoveT
ocea. in tue busk they are surer and bet
ter crop than Cleaned Seed. Jf ground is
uaaeu uctweeo your ooicon ami corn rows,
run over very lightly with cultivator and
sow broadcast thirty of cleaned or sixty
pounds of seed in the busk.
The moDth of September is the proper
uiiuo iu bow an grasses, email plots snonid
be spaded deep, and Uelds should be broken
with two-horse ploughs, and thoroughly
pulverized with disc and harrow.
We are giving this inf 'nuation from our
experience, we nava seed to sell. We
cnarge only lor tbem. We have now in
stock Crimson Clover Beed, cleaned and in
the bosk: Choice Red Clover Seed: beat nnal.
ity Orchard Grass Seed; Bine Grass of finest
MORTGAGE 8AI.K.
On Tuesday. October 20. 1897. at
tne court House door in Kaleigb, N
C, I will sell at public auction i
tract of land in Wake county ad
joining the lands of Gary Wall, A,
Mial and others, and bounded as fol
lows: Uefjins at a point where
Poplar creek crosses the new road
A T Mial'scorner, runs thence east
wardly along said new road 1G7 2-3
poles to a slake, thence north 3 de
grees west 124 Doles to a stake in
the lines of B P Williamson and Gary
uu s lanus, inence soutti h de
grees west 175 poles to said Ponlar
creek, thence down the various
courses of said creek 97 poles to the
oeginnmg, containing 119 acres.
more or less, being the land convey
ed to H L Lassiter by B P William
son and wife by deed delivered con
temporaneously with the mortgage
under which said sale will be made.
bale made by virtue of cowers
conferred by a purchase money
mortgage from H L Lassiter to B P
Williamson, registered in Book 79.
page 25 of the Register of Deeds of
fice of Wake county.
lermsotsale one third cash. rpsi.
due in two equal installments one
and two years after dav of ri1p.
per ceni interest. Hour of sale 12 m.
ti. P. ii.mamson. Mortcaffpa.
N. B 22 other tracts of land will
be sold at same tune and nlanp. R
P Williamson.
MORTGAGE SALE!
On Tuesday October 26th, 1887, at
the court house door in Raleigh, N C,
I will sell at public auction a tract of
land in Swift Creek township, Wake
county, bounded on the North by tbe
lands of Burwell S Franklin and
Ben Franklin; on the East by the
lands of Joe Woodard and William
son and Upchurch; on the South by
the lands of said Williamson and
Upchurch; and on the West by tbe
lands of James Patrick and F H
Stephenson; containing 48 91-100
acres, more or less, it being the
land conveyed to Archibald B Emery
by B P Williamson and W G Up
church and their wives by deed de
livered contemporaneously with the
mortgage under which said sale will
be made.
Sale made by virtue of powers con
ferred by a purchase-money mort
gage from Archibald B Emery to
Williamson and Upchurch register
ed in Book No. 114, at page 427 of
the Register of Deeds ollice of Wake
county.
Terms of sale, one third cash;
rpsidue in two equal installments
one and two years after dav of sale.
li per cent interest.
Hour of sale 12 m.
B P Williamson,
Surviving partner and Trustee.
N li. 22 other tracts of land mill
be sold at same time and nla R
P Williamson.
ay, October 2fl, 1897, at the
i door in Raleigh, N. C, I
MORTGAGE 8AL,E.
On Tuesday, October 26tb. 1897.
at the court house door in Raleigh
I will sell at public auction the ttact
of land in Swift creek townshin.
Wake county, containing 65 acres
beginning at a stake near a nine
quality for lawns, etc: Virginia Winter Win Edwards' and Mullen's corner:
.te'"te'VM.,..uJ run8 thence south 87 degrees, eas
70 poles to a stake, formerlv a ninp:
thence with Campbell's line south
There is no advance in field aeerl wiili th
exception of wheat. Will be glad to give
prices on anything yon wish in the seed
line..
Nearly everything in the grocery line has
dvanoed 45 to 60 per cent We have been
een compelled to advance the price of
Roller Champion Flour." Our "Hieh Art
Coffee," "H-No-Tea" and ' Clover Hill
Butter" are retailed at former prices, al
though there has been material advance in
price of butter.
Canned Goods are verv much hisber.Will
make it to the interest of neraona bnvlnir in
targe una 10 give us a eaii.
7 G. Stronach & Sons
Wholesale and Retail Grocers.
Having this day qualified as ad
ministratrix, of the estate of Mrs D
R Riggan deceased, this is to notify
all persons having claims against
the estate to present the same, on or
before tbe 20th day of July, 1898. or
this notice will be plead ia bar of
recovery.
Maoou h Uattis.
aug6 law6w . ,
PEACES
One of the great female schools j
or noma caroilaa. Advanced,,
thoroorn. select. Most reasoa-i
able priern. Send for MtalofQe. 1
JAMES DINWIDD1E,
M. A. (of Univ. of Va )
8 degrees, east 127 poles to a stake:
lueuce norm oi degrees west 90
poles to a stake in Edwards' line:
thence north 3 degrees 126 poles to
the beginning! it being the land
conveyed to Auderson Burt by B
P Williamson and wife and W a
Upchurch and wife by deed deliv
ered contemporaneously with tbe
mortgage under which said sale
will be made.
Sale made under powers confer
red by a purchase-money mortgage
from said Anderson Burt 4e Wil
liamson and Upchurch, registered
in book 101 at page 39 of the regis
ter of deeds' office of Wake county.
Terms of sale: One-third cash;
residue in two equal installments
one and two years afU-r day of sale,
with 6 per cent Interest. Hour of
sale 12 m. '
B P WnxiAM8oN,
Surviving Partner and Trustee.
N. B. 22 other tracts of land will
be sold at same time and Dtace B P
Williamson. se 22 tds
HALE OF LAND.
On Tuesday
court house 1
win sell at public auction 1. tract of
land in wake county. Mark's cranlr
township, adjoining-the lands of Gary
Wall, A. T. Mial. H. L. Lassiter and
C. M. Williamson, beln the lanrl
formerly occupied by Beverly William
son, deceased, and now occupied by
his family, containing about 200 aorna.
This salo is made under powers con
veyed in a paper made November 19,
1881, and recorded in book 67. nam
217, Register of Deeds office, Wake
uuuncy.
Terms of sale: One-third cash; resi
due In two equal installments one and
two years after day of sale; six per
cent interest. Hour of sale 12 m.
B. P. Williamson.
N. B. 22 other tracts of land will
be Fold at the same time and place.
B. P. Williamson.
North Carolina, 1 Superior Court,
Before D. H.
Wake County. ) Young.C.S.O.
Joel Brown, J. J. Maynard and
others, ex partt.
On Monday, the 25th day of Octo
ber A. D. 1897, we, the undersigned
commissioners appointed by the
court in tbe above entitled special
proceedings, win expose for sale at
public outcry on the premises to the
highest bidder for cash, or on a
credit, as may be announced at sale,
all that tract or parcel of land in
Wake county, N. C, in Buck Horn
township, bounded on the north by
lands of Talitha Womble, on the east
by Pe, gy Wilson, on the south by
the lice of Thomas Womble, deo'd,
on tbe west by Prescilla Womble,
containing one hundred and ninety
eight acres, more or' less and more
fully described in deed recorded in '
office of Register of Deeds for Wake
county in Book No. 28 at page 372, '
and in the complaint in said pro
ceedings. Wr B. WOMBLaV---
W. J. Peel v Com 'rs.
Perlp. A Mavnarrl Attnrnnva Tnm
retttoners. ..." ;:,. -
Wanted An Idea
of nwl.aii.ia
thlnalufiatatitt
vnnv Mu r fthav aiav brtn vna Malta. - I
Wrlw JOHW WKDDEKBDRM a CO.. Patent Attor. x
aeyi , WMhlngtoa, D. 0., (or ttwrfr (1,100 iirw oOer '
and a v 1M ut eas latmmod lavaatloas vl M,