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Larsket City Oinc-jLATios
RALEIGH, DECEMBER 10. 1890.
Thb Board of Aldermen, of Rich
mond, Va., have decided to give the
Confederate Memorial Literary So
ciety the use of the Jefferson Davis
Mansion for a museum of war relics.
Thb State officials are all busy get
ting up their reports in time for the
General Assembly. We have no data
from which to make predictions, but
weiiear unofficially that there will be
no need for much increase of taxation
during the next two years, under ex
isting laws. Of coarse, we can't tell
what our law makers may do, but we
hope for the best.
ITIS still predicted by our busi.iess
meif that the present fall and whiter
will be the most successful for years.
Many of our merchants are se-ing
heavier then to several seasons p ist.
The good crops have brought coi res
ponding good times. Some in a po
sition to know predict that the cot
ton receipts will certainly reach 35,
OftToales good.
THE OLD NORTH STATE.
Wflsbn is to hold an election on the
15tH to determine whether it shall
hjrvelectrib lights.
Mt. Airy, N. C, Dec. 8. -Quite a
enow is prevailing in this section and
the Blue Ridge is covered as far as
the eye can reach.
Under the new census North Caro
lina will stand eighteenth in point of
increase and seventieth in point of
population aniorig the States.
Mrs. Elizabeth Wilson, of Burdette,
Mecklenburg county, was burned to
death Friday last, her dress catching
on fire while Bhe was standing on the
hearth.
Rev. James Ai Weston, has tempo
rarily accepted a position as assistant
minister at Trinity Church, New
Tort. This is bat a temporary ar
rangement, as Mr. Weston does not
propose to leave Hickory.
. Charlotte Democrat: Tax Collector
Torance has paid to County Treas
urer McClintock the sum of f 10,049,
the public school fund for Mecklen
bnyg cotrnty.
lifcadTy Carolinian: Asheville, we'
understand, is overloaded with lum
ber; antt the dealers there have re
duced the market price.
Statesville Landmark: The Lnthe
ran congregation expect to have their
new ennrch completed ami hold the
first services in it by Christians
Tarboo Banner: Near R ;d Oak
chureh, Nash county last week, a
steam mill boiler exploded. Most of
the boiler was carried 170 yards; and
the shelter torn down One man was
hurt by the falling timbers of the shel
: ter. '
Rocky Mount Argonaut: The nc
cess of out1 tdbactib market this sea-
- soEhas ,55afen" far greater than the
' most sanguine eipected. The ware
tadnsemen say, the sales ftfr the sea
son will reach about five million
pounds.
J.'A'. Trifcaht, of 'AsbeyiUe, has, in
his possession a silver watch yhich
has been , in the Tenrant family for
17yeart.- m IsHbBTfey'affair lfnt?
of about t he T same' dfamettr , as the
modern waebv but ; 'is as 'inch nd
thfediefghtni-thldki Th 'cVyWal is
very heavy. The effal is marked with
Soman characters. .
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Charitv is greater than iustice : Ye.
it is greater: it is the summit of iim
tice it is the temple of which justice
is the foundation; But you cannot
have the bottom; you cannot ouild
upon charity. You. must build upon
justice, lor this main reason, that
you have not at first charity to build
with. It is the last reward of good
work., Do, justice to your brother
(yon can do that whether you love
him or not.) and yon will come to love
hiai.T-Jluskia.
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TOO
WANT TO MAKE
SOME
Holiday Presents.
We have in stcck just what you want
for
Giiristmss or New Year Gifts,
Come and see the
Beautiful Assortment
Kefore it is
Picked ever.
HTWe will carefully store all
-purchases, if desired, and de--siTed,
and deliver them any--wbof
e in the city on Christmas
-day; so you can make your se
- lections nor.J
How General Aler Repaid tho
Man Who Gave Him an Ed
ucation. Chicago Mail.
At the fat stock show several
World's Fair Commissioners were
discussing the high prices command
ed by first class stock no vadays.
Several instances were cited in which
a single animal had brought a sum
which a few years ago would have
been pronounced fabulously large, "I
recall one instance," remarked one of
the gentlemen. "In which an or
dinary 'liilch cow, without any pedi
gree whatever, brought a price which
compares very favorably with the
case we have mentioned.
"Years ago General Russell A
Alger, of Detroit, lately the Com
mander in Chief of the Grand Army
of the Republic, was a youngster
without a cont and with but one suit
of clothes. He wanted to attend
school and went to a physician who
lived in the vilage to ask for a chance
to work for hi board. The doctor
did not need the services of a boy,
but he was so much impressed with
young Alger's earnestness that he
took him into his family circle and
sent him through school. Alger did
no work except to take care of the
doctor's horse and one cow.
"But time has wrough great
changes. Alger is now a millionaire,
while his benefactor is an old man in
straitened financial circumstances.
One by one his children have died.
until he and his old wife have been
left alone. All offers of assistance by
General Alger have been refused, for
the old man is as proud as Lucifer
himself. Tn consequence Alger has
been force! to bestow his charities in
many little roundabout ways so that
their source could not be guessed.
Recently he visited his old friend,
determined to compel his acceptance
of more substantial aid than he had
been receiving.
"Why, Alger, you don't owe me
anything,' the old man said, 'and I
won't accept anything.
" 'But I owe my education to you.'
" 'Bosh ! You owe that to yourself.'
" 'But I caused you trouble and ex
pense, for which I want to repay
you.'
"'The trouble needn't trouble you,
and there wasn't much expense to
speak of. la fact, the only expense
that you caused me, so far as I can
recollect, is the loss of a cow. J)o you
know, Alger, when you came to live
with me I had the best cow in these
parts, and that your awkwardness
completely spoiled her ? Well, it did.
Within three weeks you had made
her so skittish that no one could go
near her, and I had to sell her for
beef.'
" 'Well, then, I owe you for that
cow, don't I ? And I'm going to pay
you for her and will add a little in
terest for the use of the money for
about forty years '
"After a long course of argument
the old gentleman finally consented,
very reluctantly, to accept pay for
his cow. And the price paid for that
ordinary grade cow is sufficient to
support her former owner in fair cir
cumstances during the remainder of
his lifetime. She was a very expen
sive cow."
Kale of Laud in Houss Creek
TOWNSI1IP.
On Monday, the 29th day of !
cember. 1890. I will sell at public --ua
tion, at the court hotme dr i Ral
eigh, 97 aces of land cituate iu House
Creek township, Wake county, ad
joining the lands of S J Rogers, John
Harrison, deceased, and others and
fully described in a ded of ir'tgaga
executed to me by John L kuiory and
wife on the 2nd day of January, 1833,
and duly recorded in I ook 101, page
24 of the Registers office of Wake
county. The sale rill b made in
pursuance of authority given in said
mortgage deed.
Tio.e of sale 12 o'clock m.
Terns of eale cash.
J N HOLDING,
no26 4w. Trustee.
ALFRED WILLIAMS 'ifc'CO.
LAND SALE.
Under and by virtue of a decree in
the Superior Court of Wake county,
in a cane therein pending entitled
State ex rel. Harris vs. Mechanics'
Building and Loan Association, made
at Oeober Term, 1890, 1 will, on Mon
day, the 15th day of December, 1890,
at i2 o'clock m., at the court house
door in Raleigh, expose for sale at
public vendue the following described
lands, formerly the property of An
thony Allen, which are ordered to be
sold by said decree. Tenus of sale,
Cash.
Tho said land ia described as fol
lows : Lying and being on Biount
street, in the city of Raleigh, and
known as the Linke lot, and bounded
as follows: Beginning on the east side
of Blount street (extended south to
wards Bledsoe's old residence) at the
northwest coiner of lot owned by
Henderson Smith, and running nearly
north along sail Blount street one
hundred and fifteen (115) feet; thence
nearly east, a line perpenJicular to
first line, one hundred and forty (110)
feet; theuce nearly south, a line par
allel to first Hue, one hundred and
fifteen (115) feet to paid Henderson
Smith's north line; therce along said
Smith's north line to the beginning,
containing one half of an acre, more
or less, being the same lot which was
mortgaged by Paul Linke and Susan
F. Linke, his wife, to the Mechanics'
Building and Loan Association of
Raleigh, N. C.
JNO. DEVEREUX, Jr.,
novll-tds Commissioner.
Notice of Sale.
HOUSE AND LOT IX OBi It
LIN VILLAGE.
By virtue of the terms of a certain
mortgage deed made by John Jongs
and wife April 27, 1887, and recorded
in book 95, page 428, in the office of
Register of Deeds for Wake county, I
will offer for sale the premises de
scribed in said mortgage at the court
bouse door in Rileigh on Monday,
December 15th, 1890, at 13 o'clock m.
This piece of property is iu Oberlin
village, on the old Hilleboro road.
The lot contains about i acre and has
a 4-room house on it i fair condition.
CHAS. McKIMMON,
Assignee of Mortgagee.
J. M. Bronghton, Agent. nol5 tds
Mortgage bale.
On December, the 11th, I will sell
at public auction, at the court house
door in the city of Raleigh, at 12 m,
that tract of land on Saunders street,
in the ity of Raleigh, adjoining the
lots of L D Heartt on the south and
I C Blair on the north, being the lot
conveyed by J G Brown to Nannie B
Hay by deed, dated July 1st, 1889.
Terms of sale, cash. This sale will
be made by virtue of a deed of mort
gage executed by Walter D Hay and
Nannie Hay, his wife, to Jos G Brown
dated July 1st, 1889, registered in
Register's office of Wake county,book
No 107, page 411, in which the said
land is described.
JOS G BROWN,
nolO tds Mortgagee
Executor's Uot ice.
Having this day qualified as execu
tor of the estate of MrsT A B Scarbor
ough, deceased, this is to notify all
parties having claims against said
estate to t resent the same to me on
or before the 3d day of November,
1891, or this notice will be plead in
bar of their recovery, and all persons
indebted to the estate must present
them to me.
W D SCARBOROUGH, Ex'r.
Wake Forest, N C, Nov 3d, 1890 6w
Notice.
Having qualified as executors of
Madison B. Royster, deceased, .we
hereby notify all persons having
claims against our testator to present
thorn to us with-n the time required
by law, or this notice will be pleaded
in bar of their recovery. All persons
indebted to said estate will make im
mediate payment to us.
GEORGE O.RAY,
J. M. DENNIS,
Executors of M. B. Royster.
Oc 28, 1890. v ow6wpd
NOTICE. Having this day b en
appointed, and qualified, as the
administrator of the estate of W. T.
Rogers, deceased, this is togive notice
to all persons indebted to said estate
to make prompt payment to me, and
those to whom the estate is indebted,
to present their claims for payment on
or before October 6th, 1891, or this
notice will be plead . in bar of recov
ery. : .-, ,.
J. M. BROUCHTON,
Administrator.
I?al Advertisements.
Trustee's Sale.
Hr virtue of a deed of trust made
by W. O Upchurch, I will tfferfor
sale at the Conrt boune door, in Ral
eigh, to the highest bidder for cash,
on Monday, th 12th day of January,
1891, the bout and lot on Wilming
ton street whereou W. C Upchurch
now lesides For further description
see deed of trust as registered.
This Dec. 6th, '9'i.
F. O. MORING,
Trustee.
Railroad Schedule
Richmond & DanTilld B R Cfty.
Condensed Schedule
in fleet May 18th, 16U0.
rale of House and Lot, Situate
in Obeilin
On the 7th of January, 1891, we will
sell at the Court-house door, in Ral
eigh, a house and lot situated in the
town of Oberlin, Wake County, N. O.,
adjoining the lands of Marion Nor
wood, Rose Crenshaw, W. G. Up
church and others,; known as the
Richard Whitaker lot. Sale made by
virtue of a mortgage executed by
Richard Whitaker and others re
corded in book 104, Page 594, Regis
ter's office of Wake county. Terms of
sale cash. Time of sale 12 m.
PACE & HOLDING,
de6 80t. Att'y for trustee.
Sale of Lot.
By virtue of the powers contained
in a mortgage, executed on the 21st
day of October, 1881, by Joseph
Braan and wife, Caroline Braan, to
Rand & Barbee Brothers, recorded in
the office of the Register of Deeds ot
Wake County, in Book 65, page 532,
we will offer for sale to the highest
bidder, for cash, at the Court-house
door, in the city of Raleigh, N. C ,
on the 23rd day cf December, 1890, at
12 o'clock m., the lot of. land conveyed
by said mortgage, described as fol
lows: Situated at the angle of the
Rock Quarry street, on the Tarboro
Road, near the Eastern limi s of the
city of Raleigh and bounded on the
north by the Tarboro Road, on the
west by said Rock Quarry street or
Tarboro Road, on the south by the
lot of Mary Davis, and on the east by
the lot of Ed. May, containing be
tween a third and a half acre. Time
of Bale December 23rd, 1890, 12 m.
ARMISTEAD JONES,
del. Atfc'v for Mortgagees.
oouthbound.
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iiurkeviile,
Keysville,
Danville,
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Rrlortgagee's Sale.
In pursuance of the authority con
tained in the deed of mortgage ex
ecuted by M. J. Olive and Frances
Olive, his wife, to William M.
Wray, on the 22nd day of May,
1889, registered in the Register's
office of Wake County, book No. 117,
page 857, I will sell at public auction,
at the Court-house door, in Raleigh,
on the fcth day of January, 1891, at
12 o'clock m., for cash, the interest of
said M. J. and Frances Olive, in that
tract of land known as the Johnson
Olive tract, bounded by the land of
C. A. Council, B. J. Pollard, and W.
R. Gower, John W. Olive, J M.
Jones and W. K. Jones. Also the lot
formerly belonging to said Johnson
Olive, in the town of Apex, adjoining
Ransom Jenks and J. M. Hoiltman,
formerly known as thx Baucom lot.
WILLIAM M. WRAY,
by J. W. HINSDALE, Att'y.
Dated Raleigh, Nov. 29, 1890.
Executrix Notice.
Having this day qualified as execu
trix of tbe estate of J & Jolly, de
ceased, and thi is to notify all p ir
ties having claims against said estate
to present the same to me, on or be
fore the 3rd day of November 1891, or
this notice will be plead fn bar of
their recovery.
no3 6w BETHELD JOLLY, Ex'x.
Ml&cellaneiioH.
DOMESTIC AND IMPORTED
Wines, Liquors, Brandies
AND BEER
For Medicinal Purposes, at
ED. V. DENTON'S
- First-Class Saloon,
NO. 9 EXCHANGE PLACE,
Next door east of Berwanger'B.
We have on hand the following well
known branus :
. WINES.
Mumra's Extra Dry, Imperial Extra
Dry, Sherrv , Scuppemong, Black
berry, Port and Claret Wines, &e.
LIQUORS.
The -celebrated Old Rock Bridge,
Old Windsor, G F. Wysor's, Jacob
Grover's, Pheiffer and Monongahela
Rye Whiskeys, all guaranteed pure.
Pure Old N. C. Corn Whiskey, Nash
Brandy. ;-v
EXPORT BEERS.
Schlitz, Bud weiser, Anhauser Bush,
Pale Lager and also Beer on Draught.
Orders for medicinal purposes prompt
ly filled
Remember the plsce. No. 9 Ex
change Place (old Gill aiand). r
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Miscellaneous.
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Coal Dealers
We call special attention to the
Coal we propose to handle this sea
son, and which we are receiving daily.
Kanawha, West VirginiaSplint
Superior to any in the United States
for grates nd open fire places.
NEW RIVER LUMP for grates and
stoves. It a the equal of any and
surpassed bv no other (save Kanawha
Splint), be it under any name what
ever. It has been upon the market
for the last ten years, this is the first
season for Kaieigh and North Caro
lina. We have the New River for
steam also, which we will put by the
side of any other coal and guarantee
equal, if not better results.
We are the agents for this coal and
can ship for domestic and steam users
to Charlotte, Henderson, Durham,
Winston, Oxford and other points di
rect from the mines. Give it a trial,
is what we ask.
We have also , a
very choice lot of
Red and White Ash
for grates and stoves, which we screen
before sending to our customers. Buy
now and save money, write lor prices.
Oak. hickory and pine VI
wood, long or cut, on hand
all tne time. v va a
ANDREWS & GRlbS.
HARD COAL.;
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- I am prepared to tune and repair
organs and pianos. Also to give ma
sic lessons on these instrunientsand
the guitar and banjo. All business
entrusted, to; my care will receive :
prompt attention and satisfaction
guaranteed. References given ifrt
quired. DAVID W BADHAM, '
no7 1m 211 West Jones street.
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