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RALEIGH, N. C.
Published by the Visitor-Press Company,
Incorporated.
CONSOLIDATION OF THE VISITOR, ES
TABLISHED 1878, and the Press,
ESTABLISHED 1894.
Office in the Pullen Building.
6REEK O. ANDREWS.
Editor and Manager-
TEKNON F. KcRARY,
Advertising Agent.
Subscription Prices.
One Year. . .
Six Months.
One Month .
J4 (Kl
12.00
.35
f Eatered as Second-Class Mail Matter
The Leader in the News ami
in Circulation.
TELEPHONE NO. 168.
MONDAY January Id.
nkwspaii:k ciiAHin.
The newspapers of this country
are subjected, now and then to criti
cisms and even to abuse by persons
who, though they have never at
tempted to conduct any newspaper,
are absolutely certain that the v know
just bow all newspapers should be
managed.
But it is admitted even by the
most narrow and unfair censors of
newspapers that they are not always
vicious; that sometimes they do help
ful and noble things.
Newspapers all over the country
are famous for their readiness to
help the unfortunate and suffering,
for tln:r . "nest and effective work
in 1 1 i . of charity.
Ti'..' '' lelphi'i Record, when it
found U..' there was a coal trust, in
Ilia'- ..ij which charged unreasona
ble prices, and, worse than that,
gave short weight, established a
yard of its own from which ceai was
supplied at, absolute cost. In this
way it " Jded to the comfort of thou
s.: tU ) the poor and thepeopvof
modi-rite means in Philadelphia.
Tti; v-w Yurk Herald has for
n'' v vo:,,ners past raised a free ice
'.ud which hhs been of utitoid bete -fit
to the poor of the metropolis.
The New York Tribune gives
every .summer a series of i xcu rsim.s
to poor children.
Mr, Joseph Puli'zer. of The
World, has yiven several dinners to
the poor on Thanksgiving day and
Chrilmas, of which many thousands
partook. Besides this he has en
dowed beds in hospitals and estab
lished schools for newsbovs.
The Washington Star gives at its
own expense a superb musical en
tertainment every Christmas, to
which the price of admission is at
least one pound of some sort, of food,
and there is no limit, to the number
of pounds any person may contri
bute, The entire proceeds are
given to the poor of the city, and
the proceeds are always very large.
The New Orleans Times-Democrat
has a noble habit of presenting
a doll each Christmas to every poor
child in that city. It announces that
it will carry out this beautiful en
terprise this year on a larger scale
than ever. Hundreds, probably
thousands, of children in New Or
leans will thus receive a Christmas
doll who would never have gotten
that or any Christmas present but
for the Times-Democrat.
It is a grand thing to be the Santa
Claus of those who would be passed
by the regular distributor of Christ
mas gifts and joys. We take our
bat off to our New Orleans contem
porary and hope that the number of
such big-hearted newspapers may
increase.
Atlanta is now wrestling with the
question of whether or not the Bible
Bball be read in the public schools.
Weyler says Cuba is lost to Spain.
That means he Is "goioff to keep all
be got down there.
A remarkable coincidence shown
in the report of Chief W. R Joyner,
of the Atlanta fire department, is the
fact that in fires 1897 tied exactly
with 1896. There were 104 -fires
during the past year, the same num
ber that occurred in 1896, but the
loss in 1896. was a little over $200,
000, while during the past year it
was less than $100,000.
To Cure a Coldin One l)u"
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab
lets All druggists refund the
mohey if it fails to cure 25c. The
genuine has L. B. O. on each tablet.
The annual meeting of the board
of trustees of the University will be
held in the governor's olliee in this
city on Thursday, January 27th, at
12 m.
Bneklen's Arnica Salve.
The best salve in the world tor
tuts, 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
r,er box. For sale by all druggists.
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A Pure Jve Whiskey ten
me' low.
Fspeciallv r nicnloi!
1 iott led and sold on v b v
Acme Wine Co.,
Wholesale and Retail Wines, Liquors
and Cigars.
Opposite I'ost.d'tkv. R . LI !! ' 1 I . . (.'
Special Announcement.
THE "PARK HOTEL"
PARK HOTEL.
Haywood, Snow
Tucker's Store.
The attention of the retail cus
tomers of the late firm of W. H.
& R. S. Tucker & Co. is directed
to the fact that on 26th of Jan.
the stock will be sold in bulk.
Daily retail sales will go on until
then, and never again will occur
such an opportunity to buy the
best goods at such low prices.
Special bargains every day.
HA tOOD,SNOW and TUCKER,
TRUSTEES.
W.U &IL-8.-TliCiSER.&r-oJ
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ss lit the world. I
t Irni: i'i the bowi-lr
ii;r;'tt liver, Jixli
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Notice of Sule.
Tiider and by virtue of a deed of
trust from William Kllerbe and wife
to the undersigned recorded in b ok
127, page 35ti. i will on Wednesday
9th day of February, 1 at 12
o'clock m , expose to sale at public
auction at the eou t house door of
Wake county, a certain lot or parcel
of land Iving and being in the vil
lage of Oberlin, county of Wake near
Raleigh, bounded and described as
follows, to-wit: By a line begiuning
on the South side of Flag street or
the line of Daniel Martiu's lot runs
ning thence south 101 feet to corner
of lot known as the Brvan Fort lo
thence east 120 feet to the lot of John
F Flag (formerly) thence uorth ml
feet to Flag street, thence along the
south side of said street west 12o
fret to the beginningcontainingone
half 1.1-2) acre, more or less, and
being the lot of land conveyed to the
undersigned by said deed.
Terms of sale cash.
j.tii7-3llt It T (in v. Trustee.
Notice of A JminiMintlon.
Having rualilied as administrator
i o tne estate ol w in r. .Maniev. ue
' ccascil. late of WaKe Countv. N ('..
h s is to notil'v all person ho.dn g
c aims against the said esta'e to pre
si'iit tiiem to the undersigned at his
olliee in Kaleigh. on or before the
12th day of November, 1S!!S. or this
notice will be plead in bar of their
recovery, and all persons indebted
to i he 'said estate wiil please make
immediate payment to the under
signed. J C M.uteoM, adm'r.
Ariro & Snow, att'ys.
SCavrats. and Trrnie-Marks obtained and all 1'
rnt liuvintrssconJucted iT MooCHATC Fees.
lOuROrrtcc isOppositc U. S. patck'i Ornct
5a:id we ciiiw -i:t; V '-t- i" Ks tuuc tu-iu . :ioac
! JtH-n. Ve a.iv;s-( if -.iirni,,. .e or n t, t;.o ol t
' fth.irse. Our U-e 'i t! .e r-'-"nt iSM ,T'
j Smt vt hame in t!ie b. i. and ircuju toui ti.t.;
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; C.A.SNOW&CO.!
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Will take seventy-live steady boarders ;i;
LIVING RATKS. Fifty line rooms to lio.
and see us.
We intend to fill our house. We want o i.
rate will please you. Table unsurpassed.
Service second to none. House is first das
will run at living rates from now on.
Respectfully,
l.o.V
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The
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& Tucker, tim s
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We are Ming it
Hot for Hard Times!
You can't feel poor when you see our goods and prices. What,
though your dollars may be fewer, we will mak them go much farther.
Values were never so marvelously low us right now.
Men's and Boys' Clothing, Hats,
Caps, Gent's Furnishings, etc.
The completeness of our stock
Guarantees Everybody Perfect
Satisfaction.
Come and see this choice selection of honest quaiites, and learn why
sensible, ci-onomii.il piople prefer to spend t heir money with us Our
prices will give your dol ar a new dignity. Our tine qualities will clear
away your last doubt. There is r.o law against paying big prices, but it
isn I si'iisi ble.
You'll trade with us simply because you can't
duplicate the goods at prices elsewhere.
Cross & Linehan,
Leaders of Up-to-Date Clothing.
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W I I.I. SOON
J. R. Ferrall & Co.
II. n, on hand the Nicest and Fivshjest FA N' ' Y ; l: T.I! I F.S.
S int. i Clause cm in a l the fresh Nuts, F.gs. Il.it, s. ( Iranoi-s.
Candies. Ilnsins and e very t li i ug. good to lid ihe I. InMivn 's
Stock inex ii h a!
J. H FERRALL k GO. ,
A PALM
m EVERYBODY !
cnp! ol I in p. -( et I Itllllis
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'i.-. '!u'. os. N.n's.ssus.
' h . i.toI ,o li F..i-!er
r . . j a! ' o i: Oi" .! o ai t
Oiisice Out Flowers
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H. Steinmetz, Florist,
i I !a : fa.v Street., neii r ! '
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i vir'if.- . ' !,
C-Hiferi-cil ,v
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I i.aue. i ; I : a i ai il w if" .M I,
I'.'.ike an. I A ;; Moottev ham. on Ihe.
i.'1'h Januar;. . 1VI. ulocli said.
lli.iflgage is ,-, onioil in t he olliee of t
s::;!'i;'' ::; 3 '
t oase ijoor in the city of llale'oli. ;it !
liubiie tiitctior. for cash, to the
'.iol i-t li'ii.ici' on Saturihiv. Jan 1' I
A. Ih 1-lts'ti" I'olluning dcscrihed'
i raet of latu) tng and situ;iti in
'.ile coin, ty, in House's Creek
township, heit, the land occupied
I v l.ticratv 1 1 ' . ie (at t he t hup of t he
i -vem ieti of s,i J inortgaee). and tin
s itne which was conveyed to Mrs
M. Cii da ll-ovlc by Lewis W I'eck
ii'ltniiiisti ator of William I'eck In
deed dated Mi.y IS.kI (spc rcris
tor's i llice for Wake countv. book
li'. p;ioe a. til i : i i , 1 1 1 1 out jnosiiowie
to saiil l.uci aty lllake at d others hy
deed dated 'Jlst January, ISSlI (see
reoister's olliee for Wake countv,
hook iW. Kiel' L'iiJ) which said deeds
are n.dde a iatt hereof, and whic h
said t nu t of land) contains one hun
dred acres W R lil.AK K,
dec 'S. .'lilt Mortgagee.
Snlc of Ynlunhli; Insurance Polices.
Undcr anil by virtue of a decree of
Wake StiperiorCourt in a cause then -in
pending entitled John T. I'ullen,
administrator of Marv A. Morchead,
deceased, I will on Thursday, the
ii.'ld flay of December, lfMi, expose to
sale at public auction, for cash, the
following described policies of insttr-1
ance. with the right to pay the pn-ra-
hints thereon and keep the policies in
force to-wit: I'oliey No. 27.11 of the
Marvhii.il Life Insurance t'ompanv
i-siicil May 4. 1S74, on the life of W
K. Davis for tfa.OOO.
Policy No Mw"lof the Connecticut
Life Insurance Company of Hartford,
Connee'ieut. issued Uctolier 10, IW8,
on the li e of W K Davis for 10,0no.
'Also, at same tune, and as a part of
the sale of said policies to be trans-! thereafter, when and where you and
ferred therewith, one judgment of all nersoni are warned to appear to
Wake Superior Court In favor of J 1 show cause why condemnation should
T Pullen, administrator, against W j not be decreed, and judgment accord
K P.ivis for Sl417. ft with interest on J ingly entered herin, and to intervene
Sl.j.IilT.xr thereof trim i-otii uay ot .
ebruarv, 1SK4, untilopaid, for which
aid policies ot, insurance rasecurlty.
Term. cash. ; JOHN T. PrLLKS,
"t "trator of M. A. Morahesd.
RISTMAS
HF. II Kl!K.
Phone 88-
'I'i tislcc's s.ilc nf l.nnj.
I'mler ami irtue of Lhe powers
contained 111 a lie, il ol tru-t rxeeutei;
l.y 1'. I'. Will am- anil wile lo tHe un-
iifi-i. ti. il a''ii r rccii in lionk I III
pa-.- I..', i.-te- .f ! .!. ol!iec for
U .i i: i-oan'v . I . ! !. on T.oil'i;tx . the
.. t .i ii .i ot . cccinl r. I -.0. e .o-c to
-a . .it i 1 1 I i a'l.-Tjon, tor ,-a-h. tliat
, . i t.i in tr el ot Li no ii, St Mat ! hew V
I hi', i; -h . ail joi i, i nir the la il.-it s '.
I . .lames Moor.-ami Siilnoy I'ar:
, in at:u iplnrts. an ! iiouuileil lillil ile--ei
lin ii a- lol Ion -. to v it : Hy a line
t " i 1 1 1 1 i i . at tie- M'litliwi -t corner if
;!ir ir.i.'i ot laini oiiivi'Vol to siilncy
I'al'.Oi t I'. K s'alll-- ii al. h ileeil
I fl. if in Koo' in, at ia'i' Jl- ol
li,.- i:, - r of ,i, oli: . of Waif
i'.iiIi'I ; I I i i li 11 ll:. lie,- -olllll. .1 W.'.-!.
I ' no!'-- to .. !-.ai,e on tin- north -.ii,
o! a l.'aei'li n ar ii- nionlli on t!i-'
inn I, - il.- of ' i a !! iv eel; tn ar a
.-en iioi (,: r: t h M.ee (!o n ami it !i
' i.e -a hi i a r. e ci e-i; li.;i uliil n;
.i.tnie- Vo.ie'-.-ni la !: tl.eli. ..with hi.
: ; not-! h a t. IJ .. : elei it.- -,. a
l- a--: I '.ei.i'e ti I hi t . .'...ii eiia II.-
t o a In : t hi lie la !! h 1 : ea -t , : I m",
in- in a ten. : I her,.-.. t h L ea-l .
( I in chain- t" a -taio : ll one.- so, ah -I
, i a -t . I .',.", e! a ' 1 1 to a n, : , he lie.- tioi ' h
, lia-t. t'i' i-Ii.i tn a i ua-: ti.eii.-,-
I -olllll ij e.l-t. -',.'", eiaill to Mli)l
i Moon- - iiottii. a-' . oria-r: thetiee noith
! -' ea-t. al'out ' li 1 .o e- to saitl siiln j
; I 'art i n V oii:ht a-i corn, r: tin -nee wi.h
lo- line w e-o,-. a t-il to th ' lieei II 11 1 lli.'.
eonta ininir aeri s more or h-s-I
I'.n in- i-a-n. K. II. It 'l"l'l.l'..
.ov. "i. I''7. Tru.-t i'.
II vo. , Sm.w ami Ti i'K Kit,
i 'It'll -O'es.
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W.M.I 'Kit A. Pll I I.I.I ! I). C. SmIIII.
Kew Firm. New Goods
Have just opened at Kmery s old
stand, corner of Dan-son and Cahar
rus S't'eets. with it fail line of Staple
ai d Fancy (Iroeeries. Satisfastiou
given it: 'all sales. A delivery
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us a call for your holiday goods and
oe stir vou wiil lie satisfied. Alsif
I we have a nice lot of dry pine and
oak wood on hand. We also receive
li'' sh lish and ovs'ers dailv.
i i ... nun t tiic a- cvttru
xoi icK of ski zr in-: am i.ihki..
'.astirn Di.-triet of North Cundina,
at Ualuigh. United States acainst
one six-horse ouirine and machinery ,
two wooden stills, four fermenting
tubs, one mash tub, one fau and two
packages of whiskey, seized as the
property of W. J. Lancaster.
To W. J. Lancaster and to all whom
it may concern Greeting
Notice Is hereby iven that the
above mentioned property was seized
by H. Al. Simmons, Collector of in-
ternal Keveuue for the Fourth ColW";-
i lion liixtriet ol worm I aroitna on ine
! 2ttth day of January, 1897, as forfeited
to the uses of the United States, for
violation of the Internal Itevenue
Laws, and ihe same is libelled and
j prosecuted in the Circnit'Court of the
United States for condemnation for
the causes in the said libel of informa
tion set forth; and that the said eauses
will stand for trial at the court room
of said court, in the city of Kaleigh,
on the lirst Monday of December next,
if that be a jurisdiction day, and if
not, at the next day of jurisdiction
ior ineir interest.
Given under mv hand, at olliee In
RaleiKQ, this 4th day of October, 1897.
O. i. CARROLL,
- U. S. Marital,
MISS MAGGIE REESE
Clearance Sale.
WE WILL CLOSE OUT ALL
MILLINER Y REG A RD
LKSS OE COST.
Especially ofl'er hargaiiis in
I rimmed ioods and infants caps.
We are sellinq a iood fitting
eorxet. Sat is faction tnaranteed
or monei refunded after tiro
weeks tri I.
Price, SOJSc.SlOO
MISS MAGGIE REESE
'li! Fayctteyille Street.
Metropolitan Opera House.
Wednesday, JANUARY 12
NOVKI.TY OF Tlll-i SKASOX.
Polk Miller,
Oscar Sisson,
Ester Wallace
Company.
I'i Ai.i. Tin-: Way Tnum i;ii.
SESSON & WALLACE.
In tlie Funny Musical Conuily
CousinEIIa'sVisit from the Country
POLK MILLER.
Thr fmimus Ncirm Ditilrrt ImiMT-niiiilnr
Sturio, Ilaiijo I'ickinir, Suiil'. liiici
filiation-, mid us "l n lr Dnriii'i" in
OLD TIM KS DOWN SOl'Tll
Tun hmirv -ii' 'V ii i-. Mirth mid Mer
riment Tim e :u t.
I 'i n-'s "in ami ?" th's.
St itt on --.'ilt' at K iimV ilni.: -Im
Cape Fear & Yadkin Valley R'y
John 1 m i. Kecei ver
Condensed Schedule.
IN KKI-T'.rT ) T. lol ll. 1.HOT.
Nolllll lttl' i. .o J
D.MIA
l,e:uc Viilliini''oi . . . - nil i to
Artivi- I'.im nevi.lo. . . .lllo
l.c;ive Kayeti.A ill.- 1 1 :L'I "
l.'-av. -';n ctle.il, e .1 unci oe! 1 J-i "
I ,e;i VI' S.llilot'il .1 'J .'U ' III
Le.ue C'.'l.UN . '-' I'.' "
A i l l ve I : I'ceio.lioi'i i :n '
I .I'iiv e ( 1 reenlioro . . . . . itu
l.ciivc St ok esihile. . . . l.H "
Leave Will li nl Cove ... u:i
l.e;ive Kural Hat . . . . . .".:l!l "
Arrive .M t Airy li ." "
sol lllllol'Mi. No. 1.
li.MI V,
Leave Mt Airy s'l'1 a in
Leave Kural Hail .ln.nl "
Leave Walnut Cove ... 111-:;:!
Leave Slokcsilale 11:11.;
A rri ve( i i-eciishori) I I .."
Lea'c 1 1 reetislioro 12:1
I cavcClimax . . 12:1:' "
Leave Sauford 2:i!li "
Ar Kavetteville J unction . il.ali j, m
Arrive Kavetteville 4110 "
Leave Kavetteville. ...... 4:111 "
Arrive Wiluiin'ton 7:20 "
NOKTIIHOI'N ii. No. 4
Daily.
Leave Ilcimelsville S:llO a in
Arrive Maxlon '.UrJ "
Leave Maxlon IhuT "
Leave Keel Springs H.oT "
Leave Hop.- A 1 1 1 ; ln:l'll
A i it ve I'ayeitfvili.' 10:411 "
soi niiioi li No. :i
Daily
Leave Kavcttevi i Ic . 4:4.pm
Leave Hope Mills. . . ... . ,.r:0-J "
Leave Keil Springs " 42 '.'
A rri ve Vuxton . li: 1 1 "
LeaveMaxtoti Ii:l") "
Arrive Lfiineltsvilic 7:1,") ''
No. Hi.
Nolt'lll lii in N li. mixeJ.
Daily K.xc'pt
Sunday .
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mixed
Daily Exc'pl
Sunday.
2:35 p m
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4:20 '
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Leave Kuniscu r .
LeaveCliin.ix
Arrive Greensboro
Ivcave Greensboro
Leave Stockesdale
Arrive Madison . .
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teave Madison ....
Leave StocKesdUle
Arrive Greensboro
Ixa v e G ree n s bo ro
Leave Climax ... .
Arrive Kamseur . . . .
CONNECTIONS
at Fayetteville with Atlaniic Coast
Line, at Maxlon with Carolina Ceo-,
tral Railroad, 'at Red Springs and
How more Railroad, at Sauford with
Seaboard Rai'way, at Gu.f with the
Durham and Charlotte Railroad, at
Greensboro with Southern, at Wal
out Cove with Norfolk & Western
Railway.
J W FRY, W E KYLE,
Otn'l Manager. Gen'lPasa Airt.
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Atlanta, Charlotte, Augusta, Ath
ens. WilimniTlou, New Orleans
ChattanH)a, Nashville and New
York, IJoston, Philadelphia, Washj
iuyton, Norfolk and Richmond.
SCHEIUII.KIN KI- FKCT KKIIKUABY 7, 'B7.
south BouNi. No. 40!!. No. 41
Lv.N. Y.,Peii.U.K.,ll OOain !IOIIpm
Lv. Philadelphia" I 12pm 120.riam
Lv Kaltimore, 315pm 25(lam
Lv. Washington, 440pm tHOam
Lv. Kichinond, A.CL.8ropm 90fam
Lv. Norfolk, S. A L
Lv Portsmouth, "
Lv.Weldon,
Ar. Henderson, "'
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84fpm
'1128pm
125Gam
ilOSam
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Tl 55aiY
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Ar. Durham,
Lv. Durham,
A r. Kaleigh,
Ar.Sanford,
Ar.Sou 'n Pines,
Ar. Hamlet,
Ar. Wadesboro,
A r. Monroe,
Ar.Charlotte,
t7 32am
t520pm
2 ltiam
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4 22am
5 10am
5 5 lam
li 43am
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til 10am
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Ar.Chester, " 810am 1047pm
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Ar.ClinWn, S.A.L. tl45ain
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Ar. Abbeville,
Ar Klberton,
A r. Athens,
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A r, Atlanta (cut timc)250piu
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LvAtlanta, SAL.
Lv Winder,
LvAtliens, "
LvKlbertoii, "
Lv Abbeville, "
LvCreetivvood,"
LvClinton,
No 402.
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5 41 pin
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Lv Mou roe,
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"Daiiy. 'Daily l-'.xeept -umlay. iDaily
l. 'I'i't. .Motiil.iy.
Nos. (Oiiaiul (l''. "The AtlantaSpe
ci; i. Siiinl Ye-.t iliuled Traill ol Pull
man sieepei's ami coaches bet ween
Wasliinolon and Atlaula. also Pull
man siei u-l's beUveeu Poll slllo'i ' b
ami Ciicsli I . S C.
Nos. II and 3. -Th.- S. A. L. Kx
press. Solid Train. Coaches and
Pullman Sleepers between Ports
mouth and Atlanta. Coin puny sleep
ers bet w ci ii Coiumhia and Atlant. .
Hot h t tains make immediate con
ncclions at Atlanta for Moiiteomer; ,
.Yloiiiit'. New Ofleans, Texas, Cal -fornia.
.''ii'Xico, Clialtaiioo'a, Nash
vilie, .Memphis, .Macon and Florin. .
For tickets, sleepers, etc., apply
to li. A. Newlaiid, lien. Aift. P
Dept. ti llitiiball House. Atlanta, (ia
ll. . Leard, Sal Pass. Aet... lal
eioli, N. C.
V. Si. John, Vii . I'l'csidetit and
(Jcncral Maiairer.
11. W. I! Clover, T rathe Manager
'. K. Mclh'c, tletieral Supcrintcn
dent
T. J. Anderson, General Passen
ger Aoent.
Ceneral ollices: Portsmouth. Va,
snlc of l.unj.
Ilv aulhoi ii y of a judoment of the
superior court of Wakecouu'y,made
in special proeeeiliny s entitled Anne
Skes and others ys Serapha lay
and others No. 801 S P docket, as
commissioner appi inted by the
court, 1 will on Monday, 27th day of
December. 18M7, at 12 n't lock in, al
the court house door of Wake county
Kalei-rh, N C, sell lo the li hcst bid
der lor cash a tract ot land in New
Lii;ht township. Wake county, beiiij;
lot No ti in the division of the lands
of Wiley Harrison, deceased, among
his heirs at law. Said land begins
at a black yum on the spring branch,
corner of lot No 5, theuce down said
branch to Ncuse river, thence with
the river lo the uioulh of a branch,
thence up said branch to a willow,
lhet.ee south 40 uegreescast.7li poles
to the K.oetoli toad, thence south-
est a Imi e said road to a stake, t hence
south 05 degrees east 5ti poles lo the
beginning, containing 58 acres
W N Jon km, Com'r.
no2430d
HAl.f. OF l.ANII,
l!y aullioi ity of a mortgage from J
R Pearee and wile recorded in book
121, page ;i!if, registers otlice, Wake
county I will on the .rji da? of
Feliruary.l 98 at li o'clock m. at the
court Icuse door of Wake county,
Kaleigh, N C.sell to the highest bid
der for cash a u-a t of land in Marks
I'rci k Township, vt'ake countw, bound
ed on the north hy lauiisof DP Lee, on
the east by lands of S W Pearce on
the south by th Unds of Walter Deb-
nam ana on int. weak or uuin Kirar.
Containing 40U nores.
jia -30d W N JONXS, Att'y.
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