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nary.
Miss K'.mira Mi-Coy. a tea' ' it in
the pu'i. a- so'."' 'is '' '!' ''!'. ;. !i i' .
maiie l;fi' fa! - as :i ....'; , .
l.y set.iiin hou'.c 1 lihv of l.er ;-.
wlio had boon laiii'o' o-.i-'i: ti 0
their breath mi -lit in' : o: -.'a' 'i.a:. 1
iinnouneod tiait to- '.oatU'r i.o j io
who ati.' unions w.v.M be jvnti'f-i-sj
to remain in t iio sciiool . M,ssMoOo
was uphold by tl.e pri :a . p a' . ' : I t!:c
pupils ail i.oiisiiin -.! iiy.-ti.er ., i!
formed a p ot to ea! "i,.o-,-. (: y i..-.
til the teacher sunvi.Ji t'.-ii v a
surrendered.
l tie I'ai'OM'o;' r'j l" i'0! ': l- '.
inter, si ii.o acivt: : .' oft!:.' i"'i',i-.' . .
ti:i' siot i;as naOors ' i.a' ha. -.- lu-- - ' i
so p ipular in Loud 'a. You pi' it
s i uiuoh money, ofvt ..; iy a pen! y
a-td tlio aino'ji)' of o.is !.ut vim a
pav for (Minos nto tin.' house. It
iniii'u' be ueli for " r aa '!..-s t'
1 ok into'. i.o wiiii,'. . v 'i '. s i, -vice,
'.villi a view of rsia'd a
dollar-ia tlie-s'.ot systeei ..f o.,s i, c
ters in IvU mil' ai i . sa a I . i a,
extdiane iloeio'a is aa-. 1 o:
l;ie!iiai ad. Those naa io i s , i-.a-been
in use i-aiay a y.-tlr.
The si'ent; ! i s s i; o of So ii'at.ii
published I iy 11. i ry T. e.'ii ..' i f
(ireenv ;!e, N. C . e 'Tin s ' . ii .ad
Itisa journal di voted to iiiinr
ino to lio'nt and iierpct ua' i i; o ui.d
ters of interesl to the vetraas aimu:
the eivil war. Ti.e fo!aui:.o ;tI
l idet'.t is taken from its i nluian s :
Near Yorktown. Yj., n eei.tly. v hi'e
parties were looking over mm i Id
papers a valuable relic of tie w
was found. If, was an old poc ket
Bible, about 5x1! inches in s'.o, and
bound in black Morocco. On tiie
fly-leaf in a dainty, feminine hands
is, the presentation, which reads :
"Presented to Daniel D, Oreutt by
his friend, Jane Younj;, April 25.
1SG1." Just below, in a bold, mas
culine hand, is written : ''Captured
from the Yankees at Old Cold Har
bor, June 27, 18C7, by Rebel A. F.
D.; L. K. W. A." On the next paije
there isanejvspaperciippin, which
explains itself, and reads : "On the
8th instant, at the residence of Dr.
Nelson, Smithfield, Jefferson county,
of wounds received in the battle of
Sbarpsburir, Lieutenant A. F. Dab
ney, of Carter's Battery, another
ooblo sacrifice, to the cause of
liberty." The old book contains a
lock of woman's hair of a decided
auburn hue, and also the i-ftnaiu.- i
what was once a white rose gerjni
ii in
This paper is alTorded jjreut pleas
ure in pi'iutir.o; !!,,, folhuvino fr..m
the I'dilorial ioi..in:is of tlic.Manu
factureis Record: "I'l-orj A Holines.
State .'colonist of Nurth C'.uo in;', in
a recent, speech, whieii i publish
ou anotucr tagv, coniriuu'eu aio.-a.
of common sense to the discussion of
the road problem of the outli Kv
cry fanner, every b isiness nun.
every manufacturer of iheSmth has
a personal interest in oood roads,
and the State is none the less con
cerned. On this po.i.t Professor
Holmes was oiiii'i ilic, and 'ii con nection
with it h advocated the cm
p'ovineni of convicts upon highway
wink. !!' propi scd tli it. loi'.o term
convicts shou'd 'oe used in crushir.o
stone at centra! poin's. and that the
short termoi.es in I lie i nun! ics should
work upon tin' roads '1'hcre are
manv vexatious oucstious invo'ved
i i, 1 he it n ploy n.e i,l nfi 'iii'.es in the
S.m'i . I-, iii.'ir i nip'.o uieu' iip.ni
;h,. ,e; o, , :,,s s.-.ais to I'll '1' II s.l
!u ; i of 1 h,- j i it.li'iii and at liie same
I co,,' i i oat ico K iv-'' I I" (he
w ',. ; :' : i.e ::,''. 'I h, i e n: iy be
olio..' h s a! pl's".o i; 'he way if a
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o'p.
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I (IjkiCi. ! A'lt1." SllllL'
I it. ,,,-st sa;e in t'.c vvorid tor
eats. P.' .Iscs, so'-es, ulcers, salt
n:.o.:! few :' sores, tetter, chapped
h . co-,, ei:i- ell :s. i or: sand all skin
era i,t 1. as. and p , - . '. i :y cures piles,
or ::o pay roj.:::-!'.;. it is ouarran
i,i,l eiic ioi". c! satisfaction or
a. .us.' reft:::. ted. Tr ee 25 cents
;i. r i! i. l'r sale by ; liruoois's.
J e In',' .1 CeKI in III!.' t 'ii .
T.i ' !. i , v.- lit. iii" t'liinine T,m
. A: d: .'.:.os!s refund tae
jo ,'i :(,; 1 ,l-i" i -5c. Tae
...li.chisl. I; i,1 on each Uldet.
Wii.it !'", d s Sarsapari.la hasiioa"
;. ,a hot s '., i , 1 also do for you.
1 lood 's Sal's ipai ; i la cares ail blood
d iscasc.s.
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fcnrn s,.' lias a Oh ',!, st,"
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A Football Game
$3
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poors
W. H. & R. S. TUCKER & GO.
Hay v ood, Snow
THE GREAT BARGAINS
We are Offering in
Tucker's Goods
Must be of interest to all money-saving
buyers.
Blankets, Comforts, i
Eiderdowns, Gloves,
Hosiery, Underwear,
Woolens, Silks, Dress Goods,
Black Goods, Laces, Embroideries, etc.
HAYWOOD, SNOW and TUCKER,
TRUSTEES.
Witti Hood's 3areapa-
Talk
rilln,"BnIe3Ti!lk,"and
oh.e.v nmt tlna medi-
cina has ei joycil publio ooufldenoe and
patronage to a sveuier eitentthan accord
ed any other rrojTictary medicine. Thia
la simply 1 o.ausn it poesessea greater
merit Eii.1 picuucca greater curea than
any oilier. It in not what wo Bay, but
what Hood's B upaparilla doea, that tella
the story. All advertisements of Hood'a
Barsararitta, tike Hood's SarsaparilU it
..n .' ,,. .., We bave never deceived
the public, and this with its superlative
medicinal merit, ia why the people have
abiding foufldenee in it, and buy
Sarsaparilla
Alma it to the exclusion ot nil others. Try lu
nvpure.i only by C. I- H.mI & Cos lowelU Mass.
the only iittin to tike
HOOd'S PillSw'th Hood's Barsiiwrill.
FARMERS DIFFER
IN OPINION.
I Now ia tlie best time to sow Annual Clover
Peed In the husk tliey are surer and bet-
; iprironthau Cleaned Seed, if ground is
baked between your cotton and corn rows,
1 inn over very linhtly with cultivator ami
sow broadcast thirty of cleaned or sixty
iK'iinds ol seed in the husk.
Hie month of September is the proper
time to sow all grasses. Small plots should
be spaded deep, and tields should lie broken
with two-horse ploughs, and thoroughly
pulverized with disc and harrow.
i We arc giving this iuf"rmation from onr
experience. We have seed to sell. We
ciiurce only for them. We have now in
stock Crimson Clover Seed, cleaned and in
! o... ),.b. i'l...a... no.1 f 'InvarR.! heat dual
ity Orchard Lirass Seed; Blue Grass of hnest
'(iialiiy for lawns, etc : Virginia Wiuter
Ke, Virginia Winter Oats.
"i liere is no advance in Held seed with the
exception of wheat. Will be glad to gife
prices on anything you wish in the seed
line
Nearly everything in the grooery line has
advanced Jo to So per cent. We have been
been compelled to advance the price of
"I'.oller Champion Flour." Our "High Art
Coffee," "He-No-Tea'' and "Clover Hill
Palter " are retailed at former prices, al
thnugli there has been material advance in
price of butter.
i aimed Hoods are very much higher. Will
make it to the interest of persons buying in
iarj:e lots to give us a call.
V'G.Stronach& Sons
Wholesale and Retail Grocers.
Large Loans
I in life insurance polities In stand
an: Publish and AmerieanCompanies.
Ten per cent more than the compan
ies themselves loan on the samepoli
at lower rates.
Write or eu.piire of Philip Williams
A . irett. inveslinjr asrent, Knglish
Ani. t i. an Loan and Trust Co., Citl-
I s' Xaiional I'ank Huilding, Ral-
,, N. V.
:'nted-An Idea 2
Who ran tlilnk
h .....n.lelll?
IV - vr-.nr til'-nn; thOT niv ttrlug .u wen-.
W. liHS' WKlHiEUBl'KN CO . Patent Attor-ti.-v
WmiilnRt-.n. 1. C f..r their jyV pffW
ml e v lint of one thou"ncJ iPTCQtlona
Hood s
Shoe Store.
on Thanksgiving
Slioulil remind you that your own
font bai I needs proper attention.
Weather is usually cold, damp and
raw at that time, and you will need a
pair i f our heaw French or Russia
Call Skin, Vici Kid
or 3.50 Shoes,
if you wish to keep healthy, eomfor
abie and up-to-date in the style of
you r footwear.
C. POOL.
130 Fayetteville St.
6c Tucker, TRUSTEES.
COMMENCING WITH THIS,
Thanksgiving Week,
We are receiving and opening daily new creations in every department
for the Holidav Trade, "Time tries the work in everything "
Our Clothes Have Stood the Test-
There is as much difference in clothing as there is in people. Some are
expressive In their general appearance tbey have character. The style, de
sign, workmanship, material all contribute to the desired i tied. Such clothes
cost no more than the ordinary 'tis simply the difference between the plodders
and the bright .imitations of tailoring genious.
Good Judgment
on you clothes that will wear well, wo can snow you more -newness ucn
creations than you will lii.d e.cvhere.
Overcoats.
fn all tl . - if veins u ade the projicr length posseses an indescribable
Somothinir h eh -tunit.s il cm as "High Class." You should see them.
V'UKNI si l IN'i; ; K l. We have everything needful for a gentleman
outfit. Come t see us.
Cross & Linehan,
Leaders of Up-to-Date Clothing.
I have used
iso's
p
for Consumption, and can
recommend it above all others
for Coughs and Colds.
It is selling like hot cakes.
T n ,0,1, f-tmm. OUSTAV FAL.K, Druggist,
ClfRCpnarf.25as August 31, 1897.
J. R. FERRALL & GO.
GROCERS.
Hams
10c
10c
Just received 5,000 pounds Winchester Sugar-cured Hams that we
are sellinoj for 10c pound. Everyone guaranteed. Weight from 8 to 15
pounds.
Also nice lot California Hams
A PALM
FOR EVERYBODY 1
Having a large stock of Palms on
hand, and wishing to make room, I
shall from now on greatly reduce
prices on them, as well as on other
plants.
Fresh Supply or Imported Bulbs
Arrived .
Hyancinths, Tulips, Narsissus,
Fre3sia, Chinese Sacred and Easter
Lilies for forcing and outdoor plant
ing.
Choice Cut Flowers
Of Roses, Carnations, etc. Floral
Designs and Flowers for all occa
sions and at all times.
Evergreens and Shade Trees.
H. Steinmetz, Florist,
North Halifax Street, near Peace Id
Btitute Phone 113.
octn
SALE OF LAND.
By authority of a deed of trust
from W A Ferrell and wife, recorded
in Book 128, page 786, Register's
office for Wake county, I will on
Monday, 20th of December, 1897, at
12 o'clock m. at the court house
door of Wakecounty, Raleigh, N. C,
sell to the highest bidder for cash a
tract of land in Swift Creek town
ship. Wake county, known as Lot
Mo. & in the division oi me lanus oi
Lorenzo Franke. deceased, begins
at a stake and pointers corner of lot
No. 4 of said division, tnence nortn
2 degrees east 38 poles to a stake
and pointeis, thence norm i) ae
trrees west 98 Doles to a rock and
pointers, corner of lot No. 4, thence
south 87J degrees east 198 poles to
the beginning, containing acres
W. N. JONES, Att y,
nov 17-td
m
it hiMiiMMiMMiliifUiil far uaanm Wttm. m
f i n n a ftiwMAHMtf
land wacmnaecur patent i feat lUM Uum fcfcoae
LtiiH. OwfaaMtdastiUpaMatliMm,
S nimn, " How Okuia PmM," wmii
StA " JZiT' ti V. t aW fcmvs .uliin
c.A.sriov&co.
S, F.TTitT omn, !MMWI. O. 0.1
Tells you buy
nice clothes good
e 1 o the s clothes
that will look well
Cure
Hams
10c
that we are selling at TJc pound.
BALE OF LAND.
By authority of a judgment of the
superior court of Wake county ren-
derd at April term, 18U7 in an action
entitled C D Jones vs. Augustus
Strotberand wife and othersascom
missioner 1 will on Monday 6th,
day of December, IB'.i", at 12 o'clock
ro., at the court bouse door of Wake
county, Raleigh, N C, seli to the
htirhest bidder for cash tbe follow
ing described lands, to wit: Two
tracts of land situated in the county
of Wake, state of N C, the first
lvm on toe waters of tiuffalocreek.
beginning at tbe North corner of
Newbern Watkin's land thence east
to said creek, SamT Jones corner,
thence up said creek to Bryant Fai-
son s line, tbence west to a post oak
on the new road leading from Seth
Jones' place to Rolesville thence
boutb totbebeginmngatN Watkins
corner adjoining the lands of H W
Jones, Sam 'I Jones and others said
to contain 1UU acres, more or less,
known as tbe Lumford land. See
book 54, page 84, Register's office
Wake county lor description.
Second tract, being the land con
veyed to H W Jones and Wm A
Horton, (said Hortonatter wards con
veying his share to said Jones) by
Joseph C Fowler, admr. of Moses
King, Feb. 28th, 1858, and adjoining
tbe lands of tl w Montague, setb
Jones, Hartwell Horton and others.
and contains 273 acres. For a more
definite description see said deed
recorded in book z, page less, Keg
ister's office Wake county.
W N Jones, Commissioner.
nov-2-30d
Nolle, of Sale.
Br virtue of a power of sale con
tained in a mortgage deed executed by
Joel M. Edwards and Bettie C. Ed
wards, his wife, to James Moore, guar
dian, on tne zatnaayoi r enruary, is3,
registered in tne Register OI needs
onloe for Wake county in book 124,
dapo 612. I will sell at nubile outcrv
to the highest bidder for cash at the
court House door of wake county,
Raleigh, N. C, on Monday the 20th
day of Deoember, 1817, at 12 o'clock
m., the following described land, to
wit: A tract of land situated on the
R. & A. A. L. railroad near the Til
lage of New Hill and mora definitely
described aa follows: Beginning at
pointer., corner of lot No. 1, home
lot in the division of Warren Sugg',
land, runhlng weat 19 polo, to pointers
on the Big branch, thence down the
.aid brancn to a .take, thence south
20tf pole, to a stake In a .mall drain,
tbence ea.t S3 pole. totheR. A A.A.L.
l t . A .1 A MmtA 11 A .
rtlllvauiiOTUwiivwu .aiu . niuvau vj
corner of lot Nc. 1, near J. W. Bow -ing'.
.tore, thence north KM poles to
the beginning, containing 78 acres and
more full described lu the .aid dee
above referred to. . .
BART M. UATUNO, " '.
Not. 18, 1887. . Attorney.
MISS MAGGIE REESE
FALL 1897 WINTER
We have now ready for your inspec
tion our stock of millinery, consisting
of...
Trimmed Hats,
Salter lists,
Alplns tlats.
Soft and Stiff.
Leather and Cloth Tarn O'Slutntcra.
Infants' Silk, Velvet and Cashmere
Caps.
Ribbons iu all grades and color,
for dresses as well as hats.
Noveltie9 in Mlllii.s ; Trimmings
and Furnishings.
Many Fancy Notions.
Linen Collars and Cuffs, Knit
Tkirts and Leggins, Down Pillows,
Drapery Silks, Hair Goods, etc., etc.
Goods sent on approval, express
paid one way.
MISS MAGGIE REESE,
Notice of Administration.
Having qualified as Administrator
of the estate of Harriett Crocker, de
ceased, late of Wake County, N C,
this is to notify all persons having
claims against the said estate to pre
sent them to tho undersigned on or
before the iiOtb day of October, 1898,
or this notice will be plead in bar of
their recovery, and all persons in
debted to the said estate will please
make immediate payment to the un
dersigaed at Raleigh. N. C.
J. C. Maiicom, Adm'r.
Douglas & Holding. Att'ys.
Oct. 29th, 1897. 6w
Sale of Valuable Insurance Polices.
Under and by virtue of a decree of
Wake bupcriorCourt in acausetnere
iu pending entitled John T. Pullen,
administrator of Mary A. Morchead,
deceased, 1 will on Thursday, the
23d day of December, 1897, expose to
sale at public auction, for cash, the
following described policies of insur
ance, with the right to pay the prem
iums thereon, and keep the policies in
force to-wit: Policy No. 2731 of tne
Maryland Lite Insurance Company,
issued May 4, J3i4, on tne me oi w
K. Davis for $5,000.
Policy No 8S971 of the Connecticut
Life Insurance Company of Hartford,
Connecticut, Issued October 10, 1868,
on the li'e of W K Davis for 10,00o.
Also, at same time, and as a part of
the sale of said policies to be trans
ferred therewith, one judgment of
Wake superior Court in favor of J
T Pullen, administrator, aealiibt W
K Davis for tl8.437.61 with interest on
$15,217. il thereof from 26th day of
February, 1891, until paid, for which
said policies of insurance an-security
Terms cash. JOHN T. PULLEN,
Administrator of M. A. Morehead.
Cape Fear i$ Yadkin Valley R'y.
John Gill, Receiver.
Condensed Schedule,
IN KFFKCT OCT. 10TH, 1807.
NORTH IIOL'ND. No. 2.
Daily.
Leave Wilmington - 8,00 p ro
Arrive Faytueville 11.10 "
Leave Fayetteville 11:21 "
Leave Fayetteville Junctionll:28 "
Leave Sanford 12:50 pro
Leave C'imax 2:49 "
Arrive Greensboro 3:20 "
Leave Greensboro 3:30 "
Leave Stokesdalo 4.18 "
Leave Walnut Cove 9 03 "
Leave Rural Hall 5:19 "
Arrive Mt Airy 6:45
south nou ni. No. 1.
DAILY,
Leave Mt Airy 8:40 am
Leave Rural Hall 10:04 "
Leave Walnut Cove 10:33 "
Leave Stokesdale ...11:06 "
ArriveGreensboro 11:55 "
Leave Greensboro 12:15 "
Leave Climax 12:43 "
Leave Sanford 2:36 "
Ar Fayetteville Junction . . 3.56 p m
Arrive Fayetteville 4:00
Leave Fayetteville. ... 4:10
Arrive Wilmington 7:20
NORTHBOUND. No. 4
Daily.
Leave Bennetsville. . 8:00 am
Arrive Maxton 9:02 "
Leave Maxton 9:07 "
Leave Red Springs 9:37 "
Leave Hope Mills 10:20 "
Arrive Fayetteville 10:40 "
BOUTnnoUND No. 3
Daily
Leave Fayetteville . . 4:45 p tn
Leave Hope Mills 5:02 "
Leave Red Springs 5-42 "
Arrive Maxton .6:11 "
Leave Maxton 6:15 "
Arrive Bennettsville 7:15 "
No. 16.
NORTH BONND. mixed.
Daily Exc'pt
Sunday.
Leave Ramseur 6:40 am
Leave Climax 8:25 "
Arrive Greensboro 9:17 "
Leave Greensboro 9.35 "
Leave Stockesdale ll:07pra
Arrive Madison Jl:55 "
No 15
mixed
south bound. Daily Exc'pt
Sundav.
Leave Madison 2:35 p m
Leave Stockesdale 1:25 "
ArriveGreensboro 2:45 "
Leave Greensboro ..3:22 "
Leave Climax 4:20 "
Arrive Ramseur., 6:05 "
CONNECTIONS
at Favetteville with Atlantio Coast
Line, at Maxton with Hamlin Pan-
tral Railroad, at Red Springs and
Bowmore Railroad, at Sanford with
Seaboard Bai! way, at Gulf with the
Durham and nhnrlnttA RbIImvuI
Greensboro with Southern, at Wal
nutuove witn Norfolk st western
Railway.
1 W FRY. W K KYLfc
Gen'l Manager. Gen') Pom Agt,
TO
Atlanta, Charlotte, Augusta, Ath
ens. Wilmington, New Orleans
Chattanooga, Nashville and New
York, Boston, Philadelphia, Wash
ington, Norfolk and Richmond.
8CHKDUUS IN KKU'ECT FKUKUAUV 7, 'Hi.
SOUTH BOUND. No. 403. No. 41
Lv.N.Y.,Pen.R.RJ 100am 900pm
Lv.Philadelphia" 1 12pm 1205am
Lv. Baltimore, 315pm 250am
Lv. Washington, 440pm 130am
Lv.Ricbmond,A.CL.856pm 905am
Lv.Norfolic, S. A.L. 830pm 905am
ijv.i orismouiD, oapm yzuam
Lv.Wcldon, "1128pm 1155au
Ar.Hendorson, " 1256am 139nm
Ar. Durham,
Lv. Durham,
t732am t409pui
t520pm til 10am
Ar.Raleigh, " 21baiu 334pm
Ar.oauforU, " di&ain 503pm
Ar.Sou'n Pines, " 422am 555pm
Ar. Hamlet, " 510am 653pm
Ar.Wadosboro, " 554am Slloiu
Ar.Monroe, " 643am 912pm
Ar. Charlotte, " 830am 1025pni
Ar.Chester,
8 10am 1047pm
Lv.Columbia.CNALRU .
1 600pm
Ar.Clinton, S.A.L. 945am 1210am
Ar.Grcenwood, " 1035am 107am
Ar.Abbeville, " 1105am 140am
Ar.Elberton, " 1207pm 241am
Ar.Athens, " 115pm 345am
Ar. Winder, " 159pra 430am
Ar,Atlanta(cnttime)250pm B'.'Oaui
NORTH BOUND.
LvAtlanta, SAL.
LvWinder, "
LvAthens, "
LvElberton, "
LvAbbeville, "
LvGreenwood,"
LvClinton, "
No 402.
No. 3b.
7 50pm
1042pm
1126pm
1233air.
140am
109am
305am
"1200pm
240pm
2 16pm
415pm
515pm
541pm
634pm
ArColurabiaONALRR, . . . . t700am
LvChester, S.A.L. 8 13pm 433am
ArCharlotte, " 1025pm 8 30am
LvMonroe, " 940pm 6 05ain
LvHamlet, " 1123pm 815am
ArWilmington" :530am 1230pm
LvSou'nPines " 1214am 920am
LvRalcigh, " 216am 1135am
ArHenderson, " 828am MOOpm
ArDurham, " t732am t409pm
LvDurhamf " t520pm til 10am
ArWeldon, " 455am 300pm
ArRichmond,ACL. 815am 650pm
A.-Wash'g.PenRK, 1231pm 11 10pm
ArBaltimore, " 143pm 1248am
ArPhiladphia, " 350pm 345atr..
ArNewYork. " 623pm 653am
ArPortsmouth " 730am 550pm
ArNorfolk, " 750am 605pm
Daily.
t Daily Except Sunday. JDaily
Except Monday.
Nos. 403 and 402, "The Atlanta Spe
cial, "Solid Vestibulcd Train of Pull
man sleepers and coaches between
Washington and Atlanta, also Pull
man sleepers between Portsmouth
and Chester, S. C.
Nos. 41 and 38, "The S. A. L. Ex
press," Solid Train, Cpaches and
Pullman Sleepers between Ports
mouth and Atlanta. Con'pt.ny sleep
ers between Columbia and Atlanta.
Both trains make immediate con
nections at Atlanta for Montgomery,
Mobile, New Orleans, Texas, Cali
fornia, Mexico, Chattanooga, Nash
ville, Memphis, Macon and Floridn.
For tickets, sleepers, etc., arrpiy
to B. A. Newland, Gen. Act. P
Dept. 6 Himball House, Atlanta, Ga
H. S. Leard, Sal. Pass. Agt., Ral
eigh, N. C,
E. St. John, Vic. President and
General Manager.
H. W. B. Glover, Traffic Manager
V. E. McBee, General Superinten
dent
T. J. Anderson, General Passen
ger Agent.
General offices: Portsmouth. Va,
Sale of Land.
By authority of a judgment of the
superior court of Wake county, made
in special proceedings entitled Aojo
Sykes and others vs Serapha Ray"
and others. No. 804 S P docket, as
commiftsinner Ann. infnt K la
court, I will on Monday, 28th day of
ictcuiusr, ipa( , at JJ o ciookm, at
the courthouse door of Wake county
Ralelffh. N C. anil tn tho hicrh not
der for cash a tract of land in New
Light township, Wake county, being
lot Nn fi in th liplfilnn nt iU IinJ.
of Wiley Harrison, deceased, among
his heirs at law. Said land begins
at a black gum on the spring branch,
corner of lot No 5, tbence down said
branch to Neuse rivnr th
the" river to the mouth of a branch,
toence up said branch to a willow,
thence south 40 degrees east 76 poles
to the Raleigh road, thence south
westaloncsaid rnnd Mnotjito iVmu
south 65 degrees east 56 poles to the
ueginnirg, containing ou acres.
w jn j ones, Com r.
no2430d
Hale of Personal Property.
The steck of rracerie. of the l&tn A ":
v emery l. ior sale a. a who e or to
suit purchaser, from now until
Wednesday. December 1. 1897 If not
disposed of then I will sell the .ama at
public sale for cash, to the highest
bidder liuyer can rent .tore
OU 1 Alii OAU1U,
Administrator.
Not 23
Administrator'. Notice.
Having qualified aa. administrator
of the estate of Catherine R. Harding,
deceased, this la to notify all persona
having claims against said estate to
present then for payment on or before
October 6, 1898. All persona owing
aid estate are requested to make im
mediate payment.
Wat. T. Hakdino. :
Oct. 6, 1897.