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, J.. 1 5 -4 - ft h J? S-J ft ,--:t- r ! P : ? " It fp- 0 ' e '''i .- THE PHESS-VISITOR, t . . .'. . RAUEIGH. N. C - tuhlilied fcj foe .YUlfor-Prssa Company, . - v lawrponuwl, i Consolidation otth' 'Visitor; Establish ed 1878, and tne Press. Established . 1894. f , OFFICE IN THE PUIXEN BUILDING .GREEK O. ANDREWS EDITOR. AND MANAGER. VERNON F. McRART. ADVERTISING AGENT. SUBSCRIPTION PRICES. One Tear .... Six Months' One Month .................. $4.00 $2.00 .35 (Entered as Second-Class Mall Matter.) THE LEADER IN THE NEWS AND IN CIRCULATION. TELEPHONE NO 168. SATURDAY April Hi. 1S08 READY FOR THE FRAY. To thf- Editor New York World. If Spain in her war forecasting is calculating: upon receiving any comfort from the South on account of the fami ly row that was fought to a finish ami ended, so far as the Southern people were concerned, at Appomattox in 1 -il'i. she will find herself, in the event ol' war, sadly disappointed. North Ciro lina is not hankering for war with Spain or anybody else. She kit ms what war is, having seen and felt the hell that's in it, and not so lornr either as to have forgotten it. Slu did not clamcr for war in ISM, I 1 1 1 protested against it. When the tight was on, though, and duty called, she was first in the fight at Bethel and last out at Appomattox and Bentonsville. Out of a fighting population not ex ceeding 120,000 in 1SB0 this Union Stat, sent into the Confederate service (ISfil 1865) about 124,000 men equipped f.-r war, and her regimental and company losses in battle were greater than those cf any other State, North or Smith She "ain't spiling for a fight" any more todaj' than she was some thirty odd years ago, but if Uncle Sam should, after so long a time, conclude that th--shame of the deep damnation of th.' taking off of her sons on the Mailt" ought to be wiped out in the blood el' the guilty, and that Tuba ought to be free, let him run up his signal of hat tie, and the sons of the ragged, hunger pinched, battle-scarred inimortalsof Lin Army of Northern Virginia will answer with a shout, "We are coming. I'nei" Samuel, 100,000 strong!" and more too If necessary. And shoulder to shoulder with the sons of Massachusetts and Maine, instead of the old rebel yell of their fathers their battle-cry will be: "Come on. you Tanks, let's free Curia, and don't forget the Vlrginius and the Maine!" And then may God have mercy on the Spaniards in arms! B. C. BECKWITH. Raleigh, N. C, April 5. A gentleman writing from Rochester, N. T., clipped the foregoing letter from the New York World and sent It to The Post with a note expressing hfs admir ation for the sentiments of the writer. He declares that he loves the tlag and will fight for it, and that he hopes to meet the World's correspondent some where under the starry banner and grasp his hand in token of unity of pur pose to defend the country's honor. INSTRUCTIONS TO CHIEF NORWOOD Property Holders Ignoring Street Committee's Orders to Pay Penal ty More Sidewalks Ordered Paved. The Street Committee, at a meeting Wednesday morning, decided that pro pperty ownerson Halifax street, between Edenton and Jones, and on Oakwood avenue between Person and Elm streets, must pave their sidewalks with the regulation pavements. It was also the decision of the committee that In the future property holders falling to com ply with orders of the committee will be made -to pay the penalty. The following letter of instructions was issued to Chief of Police Norwood by the committee: Raleigh, N. C. April 1. 1S0S. Mr. J. M. Norwood. Chief of Police: My Dear Fir: At a meeting of the Street Committee, held this morning. It was decided to request you to notify the property owners In accordance with the city charter on the streets named befoW t6 repair their sidewalks along said street, either with hard brick, paving stone, or cement. Th sidewalk must be at leapt 5 feet wide except In front of business houses it must be the entire width of the side walk. Where there is a ilrlveway crossing the sidewalk it must be paved the en tire width of the street. Please notify the property owners In accordance w ith, the above Instructions on Halifax street, between Edenton and Jones streets and on Oakwood avenue, be tween Person street and TAm street. We notice that -some of the property owners on fayetteville street, also some on Da,vie, Blount and North streets have not yet complied with Instructions Issued several months ago. We pre sume that this failure Ts due largely to the fact-that they have been unable to seoure.the needed brick for the work and hardly believe that it is through any desire to neglect or disregard the Instructions of the committee. We w-(.ll.. ask.. you.-to - lobk Into the matter and in future whenever orders are Issued through Tour office we will be glad- to: -have you rollow' them up and see-4hat- they are- obeyed or else some' ITOQ&. ana., satisfactory reason rendered. ,. We must tfe'H alTof otir citizens alike and must not require- some to put down I(?ev;p.IlrS afljlurjitenforen't the raw roquireraents upon .other?. ami i) any one refusTTo comply with ti e 'n'truc tions of; the- Ptrenr committee e de sire yotr'-to Impose the f!m? and enforce the penattyr-We" boiler that our peo ple are nnfmirr'to Im'-? -ivuer side walks, and If e Jave mant hot ity to enforce our Ttqirlrementswe desire to test the matte -in- order-that we may know where he stand, because we do not wish' to, make "our public-spirited cltlsens-lsiitHdbwn-trowd sidewalks with out belasj able to. enforce- the -requirements lm .regard to-others. -. Pleas give this matte your usual prompt and careful attention, keeping a- perfect record, .of- the- time- that all notices -are served and requesting the officer who serves the notices to be certain to keen a record of the time when the" limitation expires and then serve tMe-second notice, and at the , end of ten days enforce the penalty.. . Tow respectfully,, II B US! SIB II tm New Building Mr. W.R.Tuck er is to Erect Will be the Largest In the City, and Have All the llp-to-Date improvements and Conveilencles Stories Above the First to be Fitted With Offices. As stade In The Post of yesterday Mr. W. R. ' Tucker has purchased the store on the corner of Fayetteville and Martin street from Messrs Battle and Mordeeai. Since purehasing the corner property .Mr. Tucker has modified his original plans for the construction of a new building on the old Tucker property organization. He has now decided to erect a five-story building, which v!ll occupy the corner site as well as the property which has recently been i leared. The building will be live stories in heighth, beautiful in design and modern and up-to-date in iu accommodations and equipments. Theie will be a base ment and the first lloor will contain two larye store rooms and officer for Mr. Tucker. The other stories will he fitted with offices. Mr. Tucker will not purchase the Cooley property separating the I'apita! Club from his own. At least he did not accept the option which he had upon it. While the proprietors of McChee's pharmacy have a three years' lease on the corner store, it is likely that some mutually satisfactory arrangements will he arranged hetuneti them and Mr. Tucker The building w ill be an ornament to lie city. It will be net fei t in all de tails, steam heated, equipped with elec ttie lights, elevator and other conven iences. It will be provided with eleva tor and .janitor ami the office occupant will have tiothim: to bother him. unless It he the canning of a Key. The new huihlini; will cost a hand some sum running way up in the thousands. Work will begin in the near Tut Ule. The building w ill be unsurpassed by any pfixab' building on l-'ayet t cville SI reel. ll "ill be the Urges! in the oil V. CAME l!MK THE SECOND TIME. Burglars llevisit Mr Gorman's Premises and Carry Olf Their Plunder Aiter the Police Had Been Notified. V'-st'M ia s .M-'iaiiig I'ost contained an account of the pantry robbery by two hur.ul.us who visited the premises f Mr. laxwell '' rinan. the telegraph early in the evening y occurred, as stat and while .Mr. and . oil r of the Post before. The lobt.e ed ohoiit S o'clock .I i s. i e i-'ua n were at tea. At o'clock Mr. ( lorman escorted his wife to a friend's residence and re : ui lied to his duties at the office, after notifying Sergeant Mullen of the pol,ce i'oice of what hail occurred an hour pteviousiy. Airs. tJorman was suffer ing from the shock caused by the ne gi oes' attempt to stall lu-r when she discovered them on the hack porch, and it was thought best that she should in t remain at home the balance of the night. This morning at 4-0 o'clock when .ir. C;oiiui;n returned home from the office, he found the high back gate, which he had carefully hooked on the inside at y o'clock, agaia wide open. Investigation unvealed the fact that tte lung'. us had paid a second visit l the premises, after the police had been notified, atid carried off a number of articles they had concealed uuder tbe hotue. Their tracks on the freshly ploughed eroiind of the garden w,i,.. ;ni.l are yet. plainly visible. In view of the evidently desperate character of these burglars, as evi denced by their assault on Mrs. Jor nian with knives, extra effons ought to be made to capture and punish the scoundrels. FAVORS FUSION WITH POPS. Mr. Chambers Smith Says the Dem ocrats at the Jefferson Banquet so Spoke. Mr. E. chambers Siulih returned from Washington yesterday where he itleiided tile Democratic anniversary celebration of Washington's birthday. .Mr. Smith w-is asked what was the sentiment of those in allendance upon the question of co-operation between Democrats and Populists in the coming ca oipaign. 'The feeling of all the national com mitteemen and the Democrats present seemed to he ill favor of he silvei forces getting together," said -Mr. Smith. "The Democrats whnm I talked and heard speak on the subject cant under stand why people advocating the same principles do not get together. The j. Id m -ii." they asserted, do not hes late in uniting and they see no reason .,iy the silver advocates should." Mr. Smith said he did not speak with either Chairman Jones or W. J. Bryan as to the policy of the Democrats in North Carolina. With reference to fu s.on so far as he knows neither the chairman or the ex-Presidential candi date referred to North Carolina po.iieus. file general coiufNent was that the plan for fusion advocated in toe ad iruss of Chairman Jones should be car ried out. fhe Fine fur Pa-sinq in This State. Col. Fair Brother, of the Farrago H ; responsioie ior tne iouovving, which is I bv no means bad : It is said that Colonel Andrews of fended a northern gentleman at the Varhni u'uKh house the other morning at breakfast. The Colonel and the northern man were alone at the table, and as no waiter was at hand, the northern man said: 'i will than you for the tugar." The Colonel paid no attention to this request and the north ern man. thinking he was deaf, very loudly said: "Please pass the sugar." The Colontl lookeil at him and said: "fc Hanger, I would be damned glad to M it out the line for passing s thojrand dollars in this country." ROBBED THE GRAVE. A startling incident, of which Mr. John Oliver, of Philadelphia, was the subject, was narrated by him as fol lows: "I was In a most dreadful con. dltibn. My skin was almost yellow, eyes sunken, tongue coated, pain con tinually In back and sides, no appe tite gradually growing weaker day by day. Te physicians had given me up. Fortunately, a -friend advised -trying Electric Bitters; and to my great Joy and- surprise, the first bottle made a decided .improvement . I continued thir use tor three weeks, and am now a well man. I know they saved my life, and robbed the grave of another vic tim." i No jjne should fail to try theni. Only to cents per bottle' at arty drug store. : JaspU-r'They say that Hustler made a forttne In the Klondike." Jumpuppe --"Yes: he carried fools up there and carried wise men back." Puck. - In Boston. Servant "Mr. - Jones Is below,- sir," Master "Well, show him up." Servant "But I don't know any thing -acmlnat th man. ilr"Rn.tnn Trutaripl, " .: mimw-m Mayor? Bennett W Lowell Heartily Endorses This Testimonial--Hood's saparilla Triumphant in a Severe Test The testimonials in behalf of Hoocfs Sarsaparilla are worth reading because they tell things worth telling. Just spare a few moments to read this statement below : No man is more favorably known in and about Epping, N. II., than Mr. Joseph Stokes, the husband of the lady referred to. His word is as good as a U. S. bond, and every statement from hira or his family may be most implicitly relied upon. Read this: 'C. I. Hood & Co., Lowell, Mass.: "Gentlemen: For fully twenty years my mother has been seriously troubled by a Bore on her nose. For some time we thought It of a cancerous nature, and it was removed three times. A physician in Boston said the sore was not a cancer, but "A Catarrhal Sore." It discharged and was, of course, very sn noying as well as painful. Sometimes It waB as large as a half dollar, and it was necessary to keep it bandaged and pro tected most of the time. About two years arm the nniw HromoH to Vm nnrcfl ti i n c over her face, and was larger than when the: Boston physician removed it. There is no question but that its origin waB in The Scrofulous Humor with which my mother has always been troubled. Two years ago she decided to give Hood's Barsaparilla a faithful trial, also using, as an outward application, Hood's Olive Ointment. It waB aoon no- Hood 9 Sold by all dmifjfists. Price $1 C. I. Hood & ""-. I-owcll, Mass. THE CAPTAIN'S i "OAT OF CUAV. V. I.. Ptant'Ui in Atlanta d Ol' Omfcd'rit buttons, sh institution, ves with bra Id An' here slnry An' they hl. thar III bullet mark the f it told stopped h.fm-e th w inder and blocked Tel' si-e a simj captain's i-i-; tin- busy way e thini; like I hat I o' eray' the The v. t ra n win- hoc' fo'tuhl with l.ce. tin' fat When tin i -nit' ' i d the tinht that day thunder rolled the loudest Stonewall" Jaekstoi's way. empty sleeve hresheil bi-k nrtlio tear that woti'dn't With his the tt stay Tel see that ol' nt hanttin' tha o' pray. -the captain's coat Ol' times eo-hi-ird fhe The shoutin' i.tl I v in' o' ie rushin' ever him he war drums then, o' the eapt, litis an' the the men: An' mehhe saw Kieen graves A sorbin' thiod i tain's ci.at the dn.opi fur away, i' meni'rles ' yray. n' flaus .tVr in the eap- An' a v"ni:iii stopped, an' b-oved her ll'-ad nr.' sighed an" inelihe she Wuz thiukin' e' the loved ones lost be neath the flag with I.ee; Then some one whistled "Tlxle." an' the erowd broke out: "Hooray! An' three cheers for the captain, an' the captain's coat o' gray!" An' they give 'em' They went ringln' from that rainy street, on high; 'Peared like they shook the winders in the evetiastln' sky! You talk erbout "war sperrit" they had It thar that day. Caused by that unknown captain, who Wof-e that coat o' gray! That ereu.l wuz patriotic' You heard the warheart beat. An' the feller whlstlln' "Dixie" wuz the hero, o' th street' An' not a man that heard him, but made the rainy way Ring with three cheers fer "Dixie" an' the captain's coat o' gray! or Confed'rit buttons sleeves with liraid o' gold. An' here an' thar a bullet mark the story of it told : Tile story of the glory that wuz shin In' thar that day. Over a simple thing like that the cap tain's coat o' gray! TO ri'liK A COLD IN ONE DAY Take Laxative Ilrmo Quinine Tablets ill druggists refund the money if ( '5ils to cure., 2rc. The genuine has 1 tt Q on each tablet HE WAS SATISFIED. From the Washington Star. The cold-blooded hotel clerk wn? standing by the edge of the pond watching a man who had gone through a thin spot In the ice squeezing the water out of his coat. ' What are you smiling at?" enquired th'e clerk's friend. "That man lives at our house." "What of it?" "It's a great satisfaction to see him wringing for ice water, and not having any excuse to complain about the delay in getting it." SOT'TTTEFT WAPTIST CONVEN TION. NORFOLK. VA., MAY 0TH-1JTH. The'Southern Baptist convention, the American Baptist Educational Society and the Woman's Baptist Missionary Union meet in Norfolk, May 6th-lSth. The Seaboard Air Line will sell tick ets to Norfolk on account of these meetings at a rate of One Fare for the round trip. Their ordinary train ser vice which Is magnificent, has beeen augmented by running on May 5th. of tne "uaptlst Special." This train will leave Atlanta at 12:00 ncflan, having attached our Chapel Car, In which services will be held during the trip. The song service tylll be conducted by Mr. Wolfsohn, who- is associated with Dr. Broughton, of Atlanta. For handsome thirty page, illustrat ed Hand Book and Guide to the con vention call on or write toany repre sentative of the Seaboard, Air Line, or to T. J. ANDERSON, General Passenger Agent. For Hen! or Sale. Desirable six roonj cottage with kitchen, ' north end Halifax street, known as the "oaks." Nine rooms, bath room, large earreL etc. One of the handsomest and most convenient inside finished houses In RAlelgh. No. 626 N. Blount street. For particulars apply to or address, - , n Sar- tieed, to the joy of the family, that the, sore was diminishing In size and was be coming less troublesome. This encour aged her to continue the use of Hood's Sarsaparills. She took 11 bottles, and now Her Face Is Well. The sore has entirely disappeared, leaving not a Bear, but only s slight mark, which we think may in time totally-disappear. It is such a comfort to her and such a joy to the rest of the family that we feel In debted more than we can express, to Hood's Sarsapaiilla, thkt she has been cured after twenty years of suffering." Miss E. A. Stokes, Epping, N. 11. From Mr. Etokes. "1 am glad to say that the cure of my wife is exactly as stated in my daugbtor'B letter above." Joseph Stokes. Hon. J. W. Bennett, Mim of Lowell, takes pleasure 111 voluntarily iiddinjf his endorsement (o the above testimonial, as follows: "I know the parties reerred to in the letters above, and endorse them as tbor- oughly reliable. 1 have known about this case for some time. I am glad thts testimonial has been to C. I. Hood I & Co." J. W. Benke'iT, Lowell, Mass. Sarsa parilla six for $5. Prepared only by America's Greatest Mciliciuc. SALU OF LAND AT PUBLlt? APC TION. By virtue of a certain order iHsned (in the Special Proceedings of Martha Prodie et als vs. Frank L. Norwood et als) in the Superior Court, I will sell at public outcry nt the court house door in llnleiRh, N. C, Monday, May 2nd. 1S!i8, at 12 o'clock m., the house and lot formerly belonslnpr to Thomas Norwood, deceased lyinq; and beinff in the city of P.alelsh. N. t. on the South side of East Martin street. ji'ininK W. R. Wonible. on the Kast, I Kllimiton and Hoyster on the South - and W. R. Womble on the west for a more particular description see Hook ; HI. pane 319, Register of Deeds office i for Wake County. Sale made for the purpose of divi sion and allotting, the dower of Mar garet t A. Norwood. Terms of sale cash. . II. T. JONKS. Sheriff of Wake county. April 5th, ISMS. 4 weeks. me Company, Foreign and Native Wines Liquors, Mineral Ysfers, Cigars and Tobacco, Opposite Post office. RALEIGH, N C If You Want Nice Fresh Fish and Oysters Call on HJ Jones & Co , 121 EAST MARTIN ST., Opposite of Spence & Bros. Hardware More.) Orders received and goods promptly delivered Fresh tish and oysters re ceived daily; and also a nice Lunch Counter were you ean get boiled eggs and sairage. hot pies, peanuts, fried fish. stew-or steamed pork chops, barbecue, hot collee, mid soon. We can also supply you dally with nice shad from 25c. upward. H. J. JONES, Caveats, and TradcMarki obtained and all Pat-i int business conducted tor ModeratsT Pram. Our Office iftoKiTC u.l Pitcmt ornec land we enn secure patent In less time tha;: those remote irom wastiimrtoii. . i r C-J Ai A ! .- !.t J J X tion. We advise, if patentable of not- free of i chance. Our tee not due ti 11 patent ii aecurcd. A Pamphlet. or to uotain r a tent," wtui coat of same In the U.S. and foreign coantrles sent free. Address, c.A.srjow&co. Opw. patent Ornec. WassHtMtmM. A. 4k. ! Ace ty line Gas. THE LIGHT OF THE FUTURE. Why not be Independent andbwn your own little gas plant which -will give, four times more light than ordina ry gas or electric lights at ons half th cost? Applicable for use Tn churches, stores, factories, hotels, residences and country, homes; . safer han ordinary gas or kerosene lamps. ' Approved tor all the Boards of Underwriters through out the United States. We want a flrst class agent In every town Write for catalogue and brlee - - THE ACETTLIMS; OAS , af ACJUINB LU, AJtron, unia. . Harsh Mrd lm 1 Something Nice. FERRIS HAMS, SPRINGFIELD HAMS,winter cured. SMITIIFIELD, VA., HAMS. Large Invoices of the above goods have Just been received and are offer ed for your selection1. NEW ROE HRRUtKGS IN DARIIE1.S AND HALF HAHItrci.S. We have something particularly ap petizing In our Stuffed Sweet Maiiso Pickle, and the famous Kalamazoo i"Vl ery Pickle. They are b th recent arriv als and are worthy a trial. Full lines of Curtis' famous Preset ves In Glass. Our Mocha and Java Toffee Is the best that car. be produced at any price. Try It. TH0S. PESGUD, BALE UNDER EXECUTION. By authority of an execution to me directed by the C. S. C. Wake county in an action entitled D.L. Alams vs, John H. Rogers belntr an action in which a warrant of attachment has been Issued and levied upon the prop erty below described. I will on Monday, the 25th of April, 1898, at 12 o'clock noon, at the courthouse door of Wake county sell to thehlshest bidder at pub 11c auction for cash all the right, title and Interest of John H. Rogers In the follow ing described land In Wake coun ty: First tract' A certain tract which was allotted to John H. Rogers and Emily F. Byrd known as lot number one In the division of the lands of Peleg S. Rogers, deceased, containing seven ty-three and one-fourth acres, partic ularly described in book 34, page 32.1 Recrds Clerk's office Superior court for Wake county, the interest of said Rogers belnfc' one half interest in said "tract of land. Second tract: A tract of land known as the dower land of C. C. Rof r, widow of f eleg S. Rogers, decea led containing 120 acres particularly de scribed in book 139. page 426. Records Register of Deeds office. Wake county, The interest of said Rogers being interest of said tract of land. The said saleis made pursuant to a warrant of attachment issued against the defendant and the judgment ol tained In theaction to satisfy said lien H. T. JONES, Sheriff. March 26 30-d. CAHALEKIH MILLS SALE. STOCK KOI! On Saturday, the 9th day of April 1S9S. at 12 tn., 1 will sell at public auc tion at the court house door In Ral eigh thirty-five (3.') shares of the capi tal stock or the Caralelgh Mills Com pany. in lots of five shares each. Terms: Cash. R. H. RATTLE. Extr. of Oeo. B. Moore. March 19 to A ta il Ulh. A tWFnniNfi I f ass Off Mill wi - - i ! PRESENTS' 1 Nothing brings greater joy to the happy bride on her- m vending day than the gifts ofi i ior fnendd. STERLING SILVER, CUTOI.AS-; I CHISA LAMPS. 5 PPil BPnV7t'S! f VKW-A-BRlC. f Attractive store, a b,iutifu k jjstock with attentive clerks j ' Make the selection of your igift ;in oi l asion of pleasute. No charge for engravirg. " H, Mahler's Sons I Jewelers and Silversmiths. NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS. According to resolution adopt ed by the Board of Alderman of the city of Raleigh, April 1st. All back taxes due the city will be received and receipted tor, remitting penalty on same, 1f set tled at once. C. F. LUMSDEN, Tax Collector. Aril 6 lw ADVERTISEMENT FOR PROPOSAL9 Raleigh, N. C, April 6. 11IW, Sealed proposals will be received at this building until 2 o'clock p. m., Monday, April 18th. 1898. for furnish ing fuel, lights, water,' lee. miscellane ous supplies, washing towels. -hauling ashes, and sprinkling streets (or this building during the fiscal year" ending June an. MVS, or such portion of the year as may be deemed advisable. The right to reject any and all bids Is re served by the Treasury Department., . F. M. SIM MOWS, - ... Custodian. -- FOR OVBR IWft TEARS: -. Mrs. . Wlnatow Boothlns; fiymp has been used, tor nir flftr years try- mil- lions ol mothers- roc. uieir --children while teethlnE. with perfect success. It soothes the child. softenS The rutnl allays all pain, cures- wind eollc, and is the best remedy -frfllftrrftoea. -.it Mil relieve, the coor little auflerer. lnme dlateir. Soldliy all drargleta n every part or the-Worm.- ts cents a -oottre. Be sure nd aakJor fMra. Wlnalow'a fioothinf , Jl rrvp,'. iewfce ao oUv A WARNING. Cold Weather Coining Coal ts a necessity. Now Is the time to lay In your supply. Pocahontas Is the very best high grade coal that can be had. Suitable for grates, open stoves, cooking purposes and for steam Is far ahead of any other coal on the mar ket. We have any and all kinds of coal. We are the old reliable Wood furnish ersshort wood, long wood, sawed wood, pine wood, oak wood, in any length. Weight In coal, measure In wood guaranteed. Have you horses, cows, hogs, or any other live stock to feed? We always keep a fresh supply and give you Just WStai is Suitable of fresh, palpatable, wholesome food. Don't forget where to get any or all of the above. We are leaders and can't be unih Isold. We buy In large quan tities, at low prices, and give our cus tomers the benefit of our cash price. Telephone 41 for office, yard telephone 71. Jones & Powell, Coal. Wood. Ice, Feed. Laths and Shingle Dealers. CALL ON W. J. Bridgers, CITY ACrENT, FORTHIC IMPROVED SINGER SEWING MACHINE; The best Machine on the Market. Machines sold on Ki-sy Terms. 115 Fayotteville Street, marll-tf K A LEIGH. N. C. Easter Lillies Rosi's, Ci'rnations and oilier cli'iice Cut Flowers Floral Designs tas;eluily arrang ed at Short Notice. ecorations I'ams. Ferns and all other decorative plants for house culture. For orn-i mental gardening at lowest figure. All kinds of bedding plants: Roses. Cera- ims. llellotrois, I'olest. etc. Chrysan themums in the best latest varieties. Vines for the varanda. Toinatoe pinnts once transplanted In best sorts. Oahbage, Tapper and I'ot-grown Egg plants. I clry at proper season. All mail orders promptly attended to. H. Stein Titty, Florist, Florist, Kalcijjli, N. V 'Phone 1 1ll, THE CAPITAL WALL GO. ve.K.tu. ru ii..a .triii. i.,ioUi v.,n Paper ami it prepared to take orders ".... tt... a" t - ...L.J.. u. ........ 1 1 uuiu tfiiu iiuoin ti - niiuii in'iisc: di iiii Tour orders ami get a first class job at a low price. LONNIE JONES, Paper Hanger JAS M YERGAN, Contractor. HOTSK A XI SKIN I' A IN'TlNG. Offlco Corner Davie ami Kayctlivills streets, under Uit building, april tf-lw J. E. MITCHELL, Is still at his old Stand 138 South Wil mington Street. PREPARED TO C'LEA REPAIR AND VARNISH FURNITURE. Do lob srnenter w rk. &c. Fl Screen Doors and Windows furnished. licit and Inline An reul.n sl-u o hand, extra sizes ordered. Ail order. It-It with .Mr. W. H. Hu-'hes 127, Fayetteville street, will ilL.i prompt atiehtion. TERMS CASH. apr 1 18-lw 1 - a. evr ALL GOOD C00I1S will tell you that our meats sive the neatest satisfaction. Of Course thts Is mainly due to the excellent quality, but there are other things thai count, i The weight Is neve.- short. Every cat is carefully trimmed, excess of fat and bone betnr ramoved before weigh tnr. : . v. ., This al ine would make our meat the cheapest, but our prices axe low, too. Central Meat-Market --, i . AND wedding Ul I' - : a Cold Storage Comp'ny CALL CT J. L O'QUPtfl & CO, t"or Cut Flowers, Boauets and Floral Designs, also Pot Plants for the house. Roses, Chrysanthemums, and all kind of bedding plants for outdoor, anil Ve"tfi etable plants, Cabbage, Tomatoes, Let tuce, Beet and Pepper Plants. Fine heuded Lettuce now ready. Call at Ileartt & Heartt s Drug Store for all vegetable plants. J.L.O'Quinn &Cd TELEPHONE 143 B. RESIDENCE 149 C Raleigh, N. C For Housekeepers. We take pleasure In offering a very fine line of seasonable goods, such as PURE FRUIT Preserves, jellies and Jame in fancy patent glass jars or by pound. Atmore's mince meat, plum pudding, etc. NEW prepared Buckwheat, with pure sap maple syrup in quart or H gallon cans. NEW CROr Raisins, Currants, Cit ron, etc., Olives, Ollon oil, Cutsups and Sauces of finest quality. CANNED GOODS In endless variety front thebest packers. WE believe we have the best Flour on the market. Have you tried It? Our famus "MELROSE" brand. EVERYTHING purchased of us Is guaranteed to be of the finest quality. Orders filled carefully and delivere6 with dispatch. J. D.TURNER, Tpleph-'nt 12. SALE OF LAND. By virtue of a judgment of the Su perior court of Wake county, N. C, entered at this February term. 1S98 of said court in the case of B. F. Monta gue vs. Jno. W. Ryals, Nancy A. Brltt. Joseph Austin, Carl W. Ryals and M. E. R. Ryals. the last two by their puarcMan ad litem Jno. W. Ryals number 7076 Upon the Civil Issue Dock et of said court, we Tflll offer for sale at public auction to the highest bidder for ensh at the court house -door In theclty of Raleigh, N. C, at 12 o'cSk m. on Monday the ISth day of April. - 18'.iS, the following described tract of " land situated In Panther Branch township said county and state. Adjoining the lands of George Partin. A. E. Smith and others and bounded ns follows: Beginning at a stake on Utile Creek, running thence N. 4. K. 4 chain and 22 links to a -itake, thence S. 87 E. 14 chains and 44 links to a stake, thence N. 4 E. 15 -hains and !K) links to a stake thence S. 87 E. 15 chains and SO links to a stake, thence N. 3 E. 11 chains to a dake In the Penny road, thence N. 83 W. with L. J. Weathers' line 49 chains to a stake on Juniper Branch, thence thence down the various courses of snid brnnch to Little creek, thence down said creek to the beginning con taining 102'i, acres. It being the same track of land that was conveyed to Jno. W. Ryals and his wife M. E. R. Ryals by a dped duly recorded In the ifflce of the Register of reds of said county In book 97, page. 510. Time of inle Monday the 18th day of April, WHS. at 12 m. Terms of sale cash. T. M. ARGO, -Armlstead Jones, Commissioners. March 11th. 1898. SALE OF LAND TO MAKE ASSETS. By virtue of a decree of the Superior court of Wake county. In special pro-.' ceedlngs, entitled J. C. Marcom, ad ministrator of the estate of Prince P. ; Page, deceased against Edith Pace ' and others, I will, en Monday, the 2nd day of May, 1898, at 12 o'clock m., at ' the court house door of Wake county sell to the highest bidder (or cash, two certain tracts or parcels of land lying in Holly Springs tcrwnship In said county, bounded and described as fol lows: First tract, adjoins the lands of Edith Page, formerly Reuben Blalock and others, and bounded as follows: Beginning at a He Whortleberry bush, on the north bank of Reedy Branch, runs north 79 poles, to a stake and pointers; thence west 26 poles to a stake on the Adkln road; thence south with the meanders of the, said road to. the Reedy Branch ford: thence down the meanders of ' said '. branch to the beginning, containing; eight acres, more or less, Second, tract Adjoins the lands of Reuben Blalock, D. C Adams, Mrs. Upchurch and others, and bounded as follows: Beginning at a stake, Reuben Blalock's corner, runs east ' poles to the said Blalock's corner In Mrs. Up church' line; t.hea: south - Doles as tne said" line to Reedy Branch: thence up the meanders of said branch to said Page's wife's corner; thence north poles to the first station, containing sixteen acres, more or less. J. C. MARCOM, Commissioner. April 1st. 1898, td. BICYCLEST New and attractive;' both in 'quality and price. See us before you buy; E F VyatB Sohi MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS. ' IN HARNESS AND ftADDlERY-OIf f. EVERY DESCRIPTION. No. 108 JS. Martia Street. ; mar 10-tf ' , . i w Slo.1 octllt Park Flu Blount eft,
The Raleigh Times (Raleigh, N.C.)
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