TUE PRESS-VISITOR,
RALEIQH, N. C.
Published by tha Visitor-Preaa Company.
Incorporated.
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TABLISHED 1878, AND TM PbESS,
BSTABLI8HD 1894.
Office In the Pullen Building.
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Editor and Manager.
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Advertising Agent.
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TELEPHONE NO. 16?.
THURSDAY ..February.
JOURNALISM AND FAKIM1.
From the New York Tribune.
During- the war the publication ..I
gome journals were suppress.-.! ly tie
government, not because their ..piua.us
were unwelcomed. but because in He. it
greed for anything to create a sensa
tion t'.iey printed miieh thai had re.
foundation whatever in fact, and was
injurious to the royal eause. Su. h a
power can be exercised only w itr. n-at
discretion, but the people will always
heartily support the suppression !
falsehood.
It is for some new spapers to eonsid- r
whether pretended dispatches from Key
West, at a time when it is proved that
no telegraph line from t hut point was
at their disposal, ami dispatches an
nouncing the results of investigations
by divers in the harbor of Havana, at a
time when the pivernnicnt officials in
charge report the sea so rotieli that
diving was impossible, uive the km''
ernment reason for stopping publica
tion of false and mischief-making re
ports. This is a very tolerant country.
But it does not tolerate everything, as
Borne people discovered In 1V,1.
Freedom of the press has always one
condition. Without reasonable honesty
no journal has any business to exist.
It cannot serve anybody, and can ..r.-
Itself only by robbing everybody else.
Rights in this country are broad and
liberal, but they do not Include the right
to embroil the nation in war for the sat
isfaction of private greed and amh tioti
Errors in judgment of information can
not always be prevented, but a paper
which prints dispatches that could not
by any possibility have been sent or re
ceived cannot plead error. If the coun
try ever gets anywhere near war with
any foreign power, such Journalism will
have tt be lodged In a military prison,
the ""question w hether its interference
can be tolerated when Issues of juiic-.
or war are pending is one which public
officials have some reason lo consider
From the Boston Tost.
There are papers in I'oston. as well
as In other less enlightened cities,
which have reveled in "fake"' stories
ahout the Maine. I'ut it is a mistaken
policy. It may sell a few more papers
one day. but It does not sell more in the
long run. And whether It sells pa pets
or not. It Is a disgraceful, unpatriotii
business.
Twenty years as Mr. (tladstone's
prophetic eye discovered approachin.t:
danger from the American competition
which Is today the bete noir of the
British manufacturer. It Is true that
Germany has made serious Inroads on
English trade, but the drawbacks of
her continental position, with an enor
mous military establishment and few
and feeble colonies, are limits, and Sir
Joseph Aekland admits that "however
long the event may be deferred, it is
inevitable that the t'nited States. If
they maintain peace and adopt a
Bound economic policy, must come to
the first place."
In Warsaw Iron of local manufac
ture costs $55 r. ton and English trades
men, confident that they can lay down
their own product at Warsaw's door,
duty paid, for a like sum. and banking
on Its presumed better quality, are
preparing to enter that market with
rails, railway material, machinery and
other like manufactures.
TREASURER WORTH'S PATRIOT
ISM BELOW PAR.
Treasurer Worth is not bubbling over
with enthusiasm for war with Spain.
Indeei, the Treasurer's patriotism at
this time is hardly at par.
Treasurer Worth, who as is well
known, Is a Quaker by belief, was asked
yesterday whether he thought the Unl
ted States should take the aggressive
against Spain. "I don't believe in war,
and I don't believe w ought to war
wltb Spain."
CONTEMPLATED CHANGE.
Senator Prttchard's Bill to Change
Time of Circuit Court.
The Congressional Record for Mon
day says that Senator Pritehard intro
duced a bill "to change the time of
holding the United States courts In the
Eastern District of North Carolina, and
to provide a salary for the clerk of the
District Court at Elizabeth City; which
wes read twice by its title, and re
ferred to the Committee on the Ju
diciary." It is 1 understood that this proposed
change of time for holding the Cir
cuit Court was prepared by Judge Pur
nell and endorsed by Judge Simonton.
The bill Is drawn for the purpose of
preventing any cotlict between the Cir
cuit Court of Appeals and the Circuit
Court, which meets at Wilmington. If
the circuit judge Is notified to be at the
session of Court of Appeals which
meets in Richmond on the first Tues
day in May, the Circuit Court, which
mi ets in Wilmington the first Monday
in April, has to be adjourned to a sub
sequent date. Many important cases
are heard there, and Judge I'urnell is,
of course, desirous of a full Circuit
Court, and the contlict prevents this.
The proposed change will make the Cir
cuit Court tit Wilmington meet the
third Monday in March. The date for
holding the court in lialeigh is not af
fected. The Circuit Court of Appeals. Fourth
Circuit, comprises Maryland. Virginia.
,'est Virginia. North Carolina and
South Carolina. Judges: Melville W.
Fuli.r. chief Justice of the United
States; Nathan Cot'f and Charles H.
Sitnonton. circuit judges,
cunt lio'ds three terms a year at
Itiehiu.'iid. one on th- tirst Tuesday of j
February. "0- t'l- first Tuesday of May '
end the tirst Tuesday of November; 1
and sits at su.li other places in the cir
. u.:. and at sin h times as the court
may determine. 11 -my T. Moloney,
lib hiii-nd. clerk.
This curt was established by act of
'in. itcss. approved March 3. lvq, to
which all appeals from any of the
I'liit-d Stales .Circuit and District
c.-nls "f the Fourth Circuit must be
taken. -. . pt ir oases involving the
jui i-.n li.at of the court, prize cases.
Hncklen'w lrntca .salve.
I
The best s;i:vp in the world tor
cuts, bruises, son's, uievrs, salt
rSieum. fc'.or surfs, tetter, chapped
minds. o!ii!!i';:ii:s, rnrns ai!tl a!! skin
rru plums, and pos't i ve'y t'ti res pi les,
r no pat rt"inrt'il. It is t'liarrat:
ood to m1 perfect satisfaction or
money refunded. Price- 25 cents
per ii'ix, I-ir s'l f bv ail druo-oists.
PABST.
If vmi wan" lo drink the line" t bee" h" i ,i
i n earth call for I'AnSi'.
If you dealer does not keep it Ic'i pli.u
Acme Wine Co. t I'lione 11 I'm cask,
di ..-n or a sinele li.it ! i wiii oe d -1 i v.-f d I
vmi in a few riii'iites.
WANTIol ro buy a see kuI I and safe, iiii'i! ' n il si.' . it. if",,.'; em I i .u,
Acme Wine Co.
( )ppnsiu' ru-Kd'ticc.
BEST SEED IRISH POTATOES.
Early Rose, Burbank,
Peerless, Beauties of
Hebron . . .
All Kinds of Garden Seed.
Make vour IIkxs Lav!
Huv Wilbers E''' Food '.
J. R. Ferrall fi: Co.
'Phone 88.
Dry
- AT
TUCKER'S STORE,
123 and 125
Our Btiver. Mr T W Dobbin i now
for the SprinL' Season. Eyerv article purchased will be selected bv hitn
in person, and this is a iruarantee that our Spring Showing of Dress
Goods Embroideries and Trimmings
n our capita! city.
Bpfore our new oods come in the
remainder of the Tucker stncK. not mweh of it. is left, hut there are some
mighty trood I hins in the lot. Come
Dobbin &
capital crimes, construction of the Con
stitution of the United States, or the
constitutionality of any law of the
United States, or Constitution or law
of a State. Appeals in cases coming
within the above exceptions go to the
Supreme Court of the United States.
The United States Circuit Coui-ts of
the Fourth Circuit. T. R. Purnell and
C. H. Simonton, Judges.
For the Eastern District of North
Carolina, meets in Jtaleigh first Mon
day in June and last Monday in No
vember, and in Wilmington tirst Mon
day after the fourth Monday in April
and October.
The time for holding the Circuit
Courts in the Eastern District of North
Carolina have never been changed.
The Chief Justice has Always been as
signed to this, the Fourth Circuit, re
cently, in deciding the Smith's Islu ml
suit. Judge Purnell based his decision
on an opinion given by Chief Justice
.Marshall here in Raleigh.
By llOIII'isllilie
every part of
your system
with blooil made pure by
inff Hood's Sarsaparilla. Thru
will have nerve, menial, luulilv
tak
yoti ami
In the Spring
digestive strcn-lh. Then you savd ii.it
fear disease1, because your system will
readily iv.-ist scrofulous le r.iloin ics
and attacks ot 'Mines-.. Tien ,ui will
know I lie absolute iniiiii-ic merit of
8
Sarsaparilla,!.. i'.,1;,.,-
cine. All dn.iti.-i-. ?l.
only b (.'. I. 1 1 1 " - I '
Hood s Pills ,.rT,,.t,.!y. :fl ,-vms
rntt Li' . ica it
lor ti if or ftivcon 1-1- ' f - ,J'
tBM fc d' i f 1'iitiPli. - . .'.:lri. it i. w:r
t i c ni-i..e i.leutj. ' :. . .x-t i -ud d
ucmi r v ut !t ' . !
i-ct f"it 'eni ii1 ' fi tui'i" j jur nimt
rt to inr .till i i r: : t. :r. v. '
ii: . j'n.ft.'.- ii t! .ir - o ?
Ci , it's flU tuT a "I- O Mt Ql tH
I t ai ii - v i.U r- - I- iti uitl e'
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RAIJCICll. x. e
Y liave li'fi'i veil tivsli scci!
lor this season's jdaiitipo.
oocSs
-
Fajetteville street.
ia New York, mibinsr sel ctions
will be the most select ever shown
house we want to close, out the
id look for them.
Ferrall.
SBUIbO Your
Health
n m
wrro .-rs. wvi w
We are Risking it
Hot for Hard Times!
You cunY fee! poor when you see our poods and prices. What,
though nua' (lol!;,:'s m v be few er, we will muk tbem ifo much farther.
VinLfs we iv never so marvelous!;, low as ri'ht now.
Men's and Boys' Clothing, Hats,
Caps, Gent's Furnishings, etc.
The completeness of our stock
Guarantees Everybody Perfect
Satisfaction.
Cniiie and see tiiis cl ' sel.-cti.m of honest qualites, and learn why
sensible. . c. pt'tn tv.i people pr. .. t to .spend their money with us Our
prcos u til ci p iiuirilo. a a n .litrnity. Our line qualities will e'ear
awav your last uoubt. I'll. e :- I ciw .io;:ii!si payiujt bif prices, hut it
isn 't sensible.
You'll tnulc with us simply because you can't
duplicate the uoods at prices elsewhere.
A
icadsrs cf rc-Oafe Glothing.
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H. Stein T.etz, F!or
near I'i :
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M il l ' : i , l.;'e In - :c: I oe ( ninv.
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K' . n iv :. ',: -.. ".
IN-'-'-V :." . S"lT,,f f CM
l.i'c iii-'H-oiv '(out a i y ;' ll't::forii.
Co nectieie. i-t-mal I fc'tnVr In. .,,
on the !; , .,f V l Paw- tie- lo.Oi'o.
.Vso. a: -ait, e time ami a- a i art of
the aVof a'll io!tci.r. to re .rana
'cere.l '!-reith. ot jtnl'neiit of
"'a'-e s' :,,.,;,,,.( 'on' t 'tlfacoi of .1
T I'i.:i,e, :t.li.i;r;-tra'"r. ;iL':'.i:i-: X
W t:,j- ,, s.4'iT " ". i:h ii'. t-ton
;i.'-i '.'icre.if frini :'r!i of
I'cliruai v. I'.i4. untilotiaiil. for which
p .1 pn1 -cie- of in-nrance Rt-e-ecurity.
Tartu ci-'i .lidis T iTu.rN,
H,l,n:iii-ir-. ,.i- ..f M A Muni e . d
lo;Tit(iK SAI.K.
Ill' viituo i f nuthoritv confi rred
in a tin ifi o.iL'e executed l)V John
Kd w.i'rl s -leceased, ami f ! riled in
R.-fister's oflien of W.ii.o couptv, N
C. H'i: Il'S. paifp iH'i'i d.i'ed .1 in
1st, t on Monday the :Kth
day of Fell . at the com t house
dour in tie- edv of Raleo'li, at TJ
o'clock M. sell to the hie' est did
der f'r cash the property described
in said rnortoaye adjoinino t ho lands
of V C" n tin. V A La-h. . r d oh
ers, beiiv.' lot with brick cntta-op
oorrier of niood worth, and Pace
streets, convvetl bv C Stronach
to said John Edwards deceased At
same tin e and place one hundred
acres more or less adjirnino- the
lands of M:,r- Ann Rogers. Stafford
Wa'dor. iird others more fit ly oes
ST'ti'ilin nv-rtira;"' r xecu'i d lo W
f and A H Strnnaeh hv Duncan
Moritiif daVd. March 22nd. 1888.
and recorded in Register's office of
Wake couritv. Hook 104. pa ir? 88,
beinjz tract nf land on which Jacob
Morintr tormerl v resided.
W C, Stbonach, Mortjra(ri
jaa 3d 30d
Jnehan,
A WARNING.
kti Weslhey Coming
("oai is
t.ccessitv. Now
tl.t
our sunp'v
l oii'as is I he very best h ij.-h or,nl(
cotn 'lat can he had Suitable fol
rales, open slaves, co..,ini' pur
post s and for steam is far ahead ol
I'
! i n y ot her i oal on the market. We
i ..'. i ..li i-!..... ..r i u'
iiiiii .no iitiii ,iu m n in ci ut i . r
a re I he old reliable Wood fit rni -tier.
short wood, iutie wimiiI.
;awop"
.wod pip' woi-d. oak wood, in any
ctio'li WeioM iii coal, ti.i'a.su iv it
v1 i i .it auaraiiti'i'd
Have von horses, .on s, boos, ci
a- v other live sl. i-l, lo '. W.
;I,1VS ki'l ji a fl't sl. s pp' .,!,P
e i ve vou
Just What is Suitable
if fivvl,, i :i 1 1 (i f i 1 1 f. whi'li' nii'f.ini
1 .n l-'Pirt w liM't' ti jji't a ii v "i'
' llii' ;invi 'i ;irt U'Hitrrs ;unl
;;h't he uiiti.'i sttitl Wctmv i" iiitv
i, iiiit ti i-s. at Itnv lii ircs, and j' t
Mir i 1 1 1 1 'iiii'fs ! ( i ' l.'i''t!T (if :jr c.tl
:n'irt" '
f'i-lfjlst'' -41 for i. Hi. r, vurd t-!.- .
Mi:,!! , , 71
Jones & Poveli,
Coil. vV.mil. lee. Feed, Laths and
Mdno'e Dealers.
U .tt.TiM A rnii.i.ii's I). C. Smith.
lew Firm. New Gods
Hive just opened at Kmer 's old
s'.iiid. corio r of IViwson at.tl '"".ihar
rns cnrK. with a fii.l i i '' of "s ;, ,,,.
;;id F.ii'cv (iriMi'itis Satisf.stion
o . i ' i: i p ill sa 'c , A de iv-ry
a..'-i send ad orlers to miir
'i"t. I "lollitit attention oi ven flive
i's a cal I for o i r luc idav oi .oii aol
o siire vmi wi;i In' satilied Also
ic i ave a nioi'li't of f'rv iiir.eatid
n ,1: wood on 1 1 .i t 1 1 . We .oso n etuvo
'n sli lisli :nd ovs'ers da;)v.
i 1 I'illlddl's, ,t SMI I'll.
l K Oh' sKI.ri:i; M I.IKKIj.
'ia-n rn District of North Carolina,
at l'.aleiL'li I'n'.ti'ii States against
one :x-lioie engine and maeliinery,
two VMiod.n Httlis, fou: ferment inLr
tail-, one inaidi tub. one fan and iwo
iiackan' of whiiKey. seied a-, the
j,i-,,.crty of VT. .1. Lancaster.
To W. .1. l.ane-iHter anil to ail hom
't may concern tireetitiL'
Notice is hereby eiven that the
aiiove mentioned properly wan seized
liy K M. Simmons. I'oll.ctor of ln-t.'i-nal
Kevetiue for the Fourth Colle"
tion Ilisti'iet of North Carolina, on the
luh day of January. Js'iT. as foi f, iu il
to t'ne uses of i he Fniu d Stag's, for
vioIatii.ti of the Internal Kevenue
l.as, ant the same is ltlielled and
prosecuted in the Circuit-Court of tin;
United tita'cs for condemnation for
the cai-s in the said lihelof informa
tion scl 'orth: and thai, the sa id causes
will siat.i for trial at the court room
of said ei. .rt.. in the city of l'.aleiuh,
on the tirst Monday of December next,
if that be a jurisdiction dav, and if
not. a; the next day of jurist! ic'I'tn
thereafter, when anil wheii; you and
ail person-i are warned to apiear to
show cause why condemnation should
not he decreed, and judgment aeeoril
inply ent- red herin, and to intervene
for 'heir interest.
Given under my hand, at olllee in
Fal it'll, this 4th day of October, 1H7.
O. J CAKIUH.L,
IT St. Mnr.,1 Ml
pelinqucut Taxpayers Tokc Notluo.
I am compelled to close up the tax
books as speedily as p ssihi -. but
desirmir to avo d resortin); to harsh
measures or attaching penalties and
costs, I hope all those who have
failed to pay thpir taxes for 1P3" rill
come at once to my office and pay
same-on or before February lfith.
18!8. After that date I shall coded
as law directs, which will involve
costs.
1 have upaned the fullest indul
gence and I hose not payinjf by F"h
l.'dh cannot shift the responsibility
upon the law or officers in enforcing
the law. February 15th, 18. is
positively the limit of indulge' ce. If
you want to avoid cots or heintf
(farnisheed, pay up at once.
H T Jonbs,
fbl2td fiha Iff. Wak county
SEE THIS!
From now on wo will keep a full
line of rosea, carnations and other
cut Dowers. Bouquets and lloral
designs made up in nest style at
shortest notice. Call on us. for
palms, ferns, and all kind of plants
and bulbs. Shade trees and ever
greens to order. Plants kept reason
able. J.LO'Quinn & Co
Raleigh, N. C
TELEPHONE 149.
E REESE
M d-Winter
Clearance Sale,
WE WILL CLOSE OUT ALL
MILLIXEHV REG A 1U
LESS OF COST.
Fxpcriullii offer harqniiin in
liinnifd (otitis and infants fnpx.
We art' sell inn a (jond tit tint:
t-orsft. Sat infttct ion tpiarantt cd
or inonci refunded after tiro
icttl.s triut.
Price, 50,75c,$IOO
Gape Fear & Yadkin Valley R'y.
John (Jn.i.. Receiver.
Condensed Schedule.
IN KKKKCT J IS. 22, tHOrt
NoltTU HOI'VK No 2.
Daily.
Leave Wilminolon !l on p m
Arrive Kan iieville.. .. .1-10 "
Leavel'avett.'ville 12:18 "
Leave Favet e.-ille Junction:.") "
Leave Sanford 1 :4S p m
Leave l"i',:iiax M 47
Arrive ( i reet: si loro -1:211
Leave (Ireetislioro A:'.V) "
Leave Siokesilaie .. . . . . a. 17 "
Leave WaiiitH Cove ii:J7 "
Leave Rural Ha". . . . elfi "
Arrive Mt Airv 7:4.") "
sol'TIUIorMi. No. 1.
PAll.V,
Leave Mt Airv 8: Id a m
Leave Rural Hall 10:04 "
Leave Walnut Cove. ...... KKW "
Leave Stokesdale .U:0d "
Arrive! i reensboro 11 :;a
Leave lii'eensboro 1.2:1 1 p m
I eaVeCliiuax . 12:4:
Leave Sanford 2:Mli
Ar Favetteville Junction. . H.fi.i p in
Arrive Favettevtlle 4:00 "
Leave Favettevilli' ...... .4.10 "
Arrive Wilmington 7:20 ''
north iiol'NP. No. 4
Lailv.
Leave Hennetsville 8:00 am
Arrive Maxton !:02 "
lieave Maxton M:07 "
Leave Red Sprint's !' "
Leave Hope Mills ... .. ,.10:'.'0 "
Arrive Fayetteville 10:411 "
sor'niiiorNp No. II
Daily
Leave Favetleville .. .. 4:50 p m
Leave Hope Mills 5:07 "
ta-ave Rod Springs 5 4!
Arrive .Vaxton ti:ll "
Lea ve Max ton H:l5 "
Arrive Heunettsville 7:15
No. 1(.
north Bonn i. mixed.
Daily Exc'pt
Sunday .
Leave Ramseur ... t:40 a m
Leave Climax 8:a "
Arrive Greensboro 9:1" "
Ieave Greensboro 9.35 "
Leave Siockesdtile 11:07pm
Arrive Madison . . .... 11:55"
No 15
mixed
south norso. Daily Exc'pt
Sunday.
Leave Madison 12:35 pm
Leave StocKesdale 1:25 "
Arrive Greensboro .... 2:45 "
Leave Greensboro 3:15 "
Leave Climax 4:25 "
Arrive Ramseur (1:10 "
CONNECTIONS
at, Fayetteville with Atlantic Coast
Line, at Maxton with Carolina Cen
tral Railroad, at Red Springs and
Row more Railroad, at Sanford with
Seaboard Rai'way, at Gulf with the
Durham and Charlotte Railroad, at
Greensboro with Southern, at Wal
nut Cove with Norfolk & WeBterp
Riiilwav
J W FRY, W B KYIaE,
flen't Ma'iH'rr fnnl Pl Ait
MS
TO
Atlanta, Charlotte, Auuusla. Ath
ens. Wilminjfton, New Orleans
Chattanooga, Nashville and New
York. Boston, Philadelphia. Wash
iugton, Norfolk and Richmond.
RrtHpnit'I.K IN EFFECT FEBRUARY 7. 'fll
softh bocnd. No. 403. No 41
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Lv. Philadelphia" 1 12pm 1205am
Lv Raltimore. 315pm 250am
Lv Washiti.rton. 440pm (30am
L v Richmond . A . CL. f! ".o im 9 05am
Lv. Norfolk, S A L. 83fipm !'05ara
Lv Portsmouth. ' 84."M'm 920am
Lv.Weldon, "112St.m 1155ar,
Ar.Henderson. "12a(iam 139pm
Ar.Durhiun. " t732am
Lv.Durhat'i. " t5 2llpm
Ar.Rdcif.'h, " iiam
Ar. Sanford. " 8aram
Ar Sou 'n Pines. " 422am
A r. Hamlet, " 510am
Ar. Wadesboro, " 554am
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Ar Chester, " 81llam I047pip
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north not no. No 402. No
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LvWinder, " 240pm lit lli-.n.
LvAthei.s. " L'llinm HL'tiiei,
LvKlberlon. " 415pm 12.'".a'i
LvAbbeville. " 5 15pm 1 4liatn
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LvChester. S.A.L 8i.ipm 4 Htm
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ArRurham.
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ArNorfolk. "' 7 50um (!o5)u:
Daily I-Daily Kxeept mday. JDaih
loxccpi Monilav.
Nos. 03a,,,l 402, "The Atlanta Spe
oil I, "Solid Vestibuled Train of Pull
man slei-pers and coaches between
Washington and Atlanta, also Pull
man sleepers bet n eon Portsmouth
and Chester. S C.
Nos 41 and 38. "The S. A. L. Ex
press," Solid Train. Coaches and
Pullman Sleepers between Ports
mouth ami Atlanta Company sice;1
ers between Columbia ittii! Atlanta.
Roth trains make immediate con
nections at Atlanta for ,'.iito;oiM('rv,
Mol.i e, New Orleans. Texas. Cab
fornia. Mexico, Chal tanoofa. Nasli
ville, Memphis, Maeon anil Florida.
For tickets, sleepers, etc.. applv
t Ii A "ewl,ind. Gen. A L't . P
Dept. li Hiii. ball House, Atlanta, fia
H I,'atd, Sal Pass. Aot.. Rd
eijrh, N. C.
E St. John, Vic. President an I
General Mana.rer
H. W. R Glover, Trallie Manager
V E. Mcliee, General Superinten
dent
T.J Anderson, General Piesen
ffer Airent.
General ollices: I'ortsmouth. V;.,
sale uf Land.
Hv au'hori'y of a judgment of the
superior eouv: of VVaki coiin v. made
in special iit'oeeeiliiios entitled Anne
Svkes and others vs Serapha Ray
and others No SP S P docket, as
commissioner app. inl.-d hy the
court 1 wi'l on Motnlay, 27ili day of
December. 'KM7 tit 12 ', lock in, at
the courthouse door of Wake county
Raleiirh. N C.sell to the li e;hesi bid
der lor cash a tract ot land in New
Lit'ht township. Wake county, beinif
lot No t in the division of the lands
of Wiley Harrison, deceased, timnnt!
his heirs at law Said iattd begins
at a black (ittii on tliesprirj.' branch',
corner of lo' No 5, tlcnee down sdd
branch to Neuse river, thence with
the river to the mouth of a branch,
thence up said bra:ch to a willow,
thence south 40 ilejrees east 7t poles
to the R.i'eic'li road, thence south
west alo ur said road toastake. thence
south Ii5 decrees east 5H poles lo the
beoinnirt'. eontaintno; fill tcres
W N Joxks. Coin r.
no2430d
Notice of Sale.
Hv authority of a mortiinire from Me
Clufe and Hales to the Southern Distill-
ins: t ompRiiv rernrded m Hook 144, paire
877 records of KeifisiiT of Deeds oltlce
for Wake coiinlv, 1 will on Vonday 28th
of Feh-uary, 18118 mil o'clock a. m. ot
No 8S8 Favefevilln street. KaleiL'h, N.
V., known as the "Hoiihiizh Saloon, " sell
at public ton tion for rash m the lushest
hiiliter sli the hsr n Mures t said place
of business, ronsistini; of show rases.
partition, touniers ulns cases, ice box.
etc., etc. Id tact all the fixtures anil
furui lire heotn;iii to snid Saloon and
and described iu the iforrsHld nuuifftiite.
VV . n. Judas, Atty.
F.b T 0 days;