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' 1 ""l"" REDS BADLY SCARED. A Dispatch From Fort Ileuuclt Says the W ar Is Over. Capt Norrille, special agent, has just returned from Fort Bennett and reports the Indian war there over. It seems now that the Indians have been the uiost scared of anybody. They have been afraid that they would be mwsacred, or they would h ive come in before. After the Indians arrived at Ben nett several councils of war were held to determine whether they would Klve up their arms or not. Finally they agreed to when General Miles asked them. Agent I'almer said: "No arms, no rations or blankets." This soon brought them to time and all arm 8 are now stacked up at the agency. Captain Hearst, commanding officer at Fort Sully, has received the capi tulation of 174 Uncapapas, including 70 of Sitting Bull's band and 50 from Rosebud Agency. Narcisse Narcelle, boss farmer, brought in 412 of Big Foot's Indians. Out of these 98 stand of arms were collected. They were nearly all Winchesters of every des cription and of very antiquated pat tern. Sitting Bull's men want to remain at the Cheyenne, and say they are afraid to return to Standing Rock. All have surrendered, and the teams at the agency have been started to Dupree to bring in the Bick women and childreu. Many of the leaders among the Indians acted very ugly in making final settlements, and there was a great deal of quareling among themselves. Their Peaceful Haven. A ptcUl from Tojieka, Kansas, i says: lie v. 15. I. t oster.coiorea, wno . was candidate for Auditor of State on the People's Party ticket, has come from Kansas City with twenty families of colored people from Kern per county, Miss., en route to Hen nesy, Oklahoma. These families num ber about 100 people. Foster says: "This is the beginning of a tremen dous exodus of colored people from the South. Thousands will leave Southern States within the next 60 days. We look upon Oklahoma as as our peaceful haven, where political ostracism is unknown, and where every mau can cast the ballot of his choice without fear from any source. Many colored people of Mississippi are refusing to enter into labor con tracts, and those that have property are disposing of it." Foster said further that the open ing of the Cheyenne Indian lands, which is to occur in February, is at tracting many of his people to the territory. Durham Sun. Russia is becoming more intolerant toward Jews every year it seems. The Czar claims they are impover ishing the Russian peasantry. Driven by a Dead Man. A singularly pathetic incident oc curred last Tuesday on the high road between Canterbury and Dover, in England. The night was intensely cold, and the snow lay thick and hard on the frozen earth, but the driver of the mail cart set out from Canterbury as usual. At the several stopping places it was noticed by the people who received the mail that the driver had not his usual cheery word of greeting for them, but sat still and silent on his box. His conduct was attributed to ill humor, although he was not surly in his general demeanor On the arrival of the mail cart at the Dover postoffice it was discovered that the man was dead, and frozen stiff in his seat. The horse had made all his accustomed halts, while the reins were held in the dead man's grasp. Horrible Holocaust Four Un known Persons Boasted Alive in a Burning Hotel at Corsicana Texas. A horrible; account is given in the Delta of the burning of a hotel at Corsicana Texas on the morning of January 2nd in which there were four unknown persons burned to death, 'iheir presence in the burn ing building was not known, and the people were horrified to find the charred remains of a man, two wo men and a 15 year old boy, burned beyond recognition. Just the Opposite. "To save my life," she said, "I can't form the remotestideaof what heaven is like." "You've been in New York, haven't you ?" "Yes." 'Well, then, try to imagine a place the entire opposite of New York; where the people are unlike anybody you ever see there, and the nearer you get to a complete contrast the closer will you come to the idea of heaven." Executor's Notice. 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 estat to present the same to me on or before the 8l day of November, 1891, or this notice will be plea in bar of their recovery, and all persons Indebted to the estate must present them to me. WD SCARBOROUGH, Ex'r. Wake Forest, N C, Nov 8d, 1890 6w Children Cry for. Pitcher's jCastoria.' d s. mm. CLOTHIER AND FURNISHER, HATP, CAPS, UNDERWEAR.H03IERY, GLOVES FINE DKE88 SHIRTS, H'DK'FS, - SUSPENDERS, NECKWEAR, COLLARS, CUFFS, &c, &c. Has removed to the HENRY B TIL DING No 305 Fayettevill street, Opp. the Post OfPce, RALEIGH. N C. INCOME AND SEE ME.3 ocl 1) S WAITT . Agt. junm k ill NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. jJETKOPOLITAN HALL. THURSDAY, JANUARY 8. Latest Now York Success, Aldcn Benedict's Spectacular Drama, FABIO ROMANS ! Presented by MR. WALTER LAWRENCE, MISS FRANCES FIELD ! and a Company of Players. Reserved seats for sale at Cross & Linehan's. jJETttOromTAN HALL. ONE NIGHT, WEDNESDAY, JAN. 7TH. Richards & Pringle's FAMOUS Georgialinstrels Headed by the Emperor of the Mio strcl world, Billy Kersands. A GRAND STREET PARADE by the Georgia Silver Cornet Baud. Reserved seats for sale at MacRae's Drug Store. HEW OPENING. I have bought the interest of E. G. Horton in the grocery firm of Bevers & Hoiton, including all accounts due the firm, and have removed ray stock of heavy and fancy groceries to No. 7 East Hargett street, W. B. Mann's old stand, where, with larger facilities, I shall increase my stock keeping every thing found in any reliable gro cery store, and as in past will guaran tee prices. Thanking the public for their past very liberal patronage, and hoping by strict attention to business and to the interest of my customers, I will be favored with an increased contin uance of the same, I am, respectfully, tl-J&eveas ja2Ct WANT E D. 5,000 Sticks of Post Oak, White Oak, Cypress, Cedar or Juniper, six ieet long, six inches across small end. To be delivered on or before December 20th, 1890. SEND PROPOSALS FOR ANY OR ALL, STATING WHEN 1 HEY CAN BE DELIVERED, TO Jones & Powell, RALEIGH, N. C. Coal Dealers We call special attention to the Coal we propose to handle this sea son, and which we are receiving daily. Kanaka, West Virginia, Splint, Superior to any in the United States for grates nd open fire places. NEW RIVER LUMP for grates and stoves. It s 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 Raleigh and North Caro lina. We have the TCew River for steam also, which we will put by the side of any other coal nnd guarantee equal, it not better results. We are the agents for this coal anu 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 ery clioiuc lot oi tod and White Ash for grates and &toves, which we screen before sending to our customers. Bry now and save money. Write for prices. Oak, hickory and pine R wood, long or cut, on hand Ej all tne time. iivvvi ANDREWS & GUIDES. is wiiu.ii we ixk. HB C0;l. 15C. Li. 2,000 lbs. Fine French Mixed Cannies, lib bxs 15c. 25 Bchs. Fine Kipe Yellow Bananas, Selected Stock, ijl, $1 25, $1 50 bch. 25 Bbls. Fnncy Ban Davis Apples. EVERYTHING of the Best at Lowest Prices at BE WISE AND BUY Hew - Goods, j AnlflBDpoE'tfiMDtonesilnoiiii 25 cases Men, Wo men and Boy's S hoea To arrive in a few ,i r t..i i- WpjpSS $2 50 men's shoes are tne oest in tne world fnr the innnor See them before buying elsewhere. J nst received, another lot of those popular l;ght Overcoats Reliable goods at low prices. WHERE ARE Y0UG01HG . TO BUY YOUR DRUGS THIS YEAR? BEFORE.r.": things for you to consider. First of all, satisfy your mind that you are dealing with a man IinQHeiEBmiiSHlSEIlSV Next, you should be convinced that you are getting medicine of standard strength and purity; and, last, is it not to your interest to Savs a Dollar or Tm when an opportunity is offered you to do so? S. MaL:'Bobbitt 9 i:,EADIITG DBUGGIST, Raleigh, N C. X. W, BLAKE, 1 1 7 Favetteville Street, Raleigh, fii. C Clocks, JeYelry and Silverware. specialty , AMERICAN WATCHES i B;S ictaclesand FOR JRA.IIJ.tOAD TIMERS. ( No. 55 Movement. tauOoisJefuiiofc We are now receiving fall st le-8 of Millinery, AND Misses and CMIdrens' Caps, NOVELTIES IN FANCY GOODS. AND All the new shades in wools and knitting yams. AND EMBROIDERY MATERIALS, c. Prices reasonable. Mail orders promptly given attention. Miss MAGGIE REESE, Se 8-tf 20il Fayetteviile St. CLOTHIERS SHATTERS ap25. A Spectacles ; Repai ring Solicited and Neatly Done. Rainbow Pelbble Spectacles DISSOLUTION. Tim copartnership heretofore ex isting between Job P. Wyatt, and Philip Taylor is this day dissolved by mutual consent. The books notes and accounts will remain with Job I'. Wyatt. All parties indebted will please come forward and settle as the busi ness lLUfet be closed. JOB P WYATT, i'HILIP TAYLOR. I have this day sold my interest in the business of Wyatt & Taylor to Messrs Job. P. Wyatt & Bros. In re tiring from the firm I return my thanks aDd appreciation to my friends and the public for their liberal pat ronage to the old firm, and I cheer fully commend the new firm as worthy of your esteem and patronage. PHILIP TAYLOR. jan2 80d. NEW IFIRM. JOB P. WYATT i BROTHERS, Successors to . WYATT &TAYI0B, Nos 15 East Martin st and 16 Exchange Place. We have this day formed a copart nership under the firm name of Job P Wyatt & Bros, and will continue the business of Grocers, Commission Merchants and dealers in Hay, Mill t eed and all kinds of Feed tuffs, Agricultural Implements, &c, and we solicit the patronage of ths public. JOB P WYATT, ES WYATT, PTWXATT. Jan 2, 18918m V I S I T I fy fS B"Qive me an ' v1 ' l"JI order for a dozen of my written cards, ft A D 11 $2 BLACK cards writ HKUQ. ten with white ink, very stylish. Only 25cperdoz. They are sure to please you. "Looks like steel engraving," is what people say of my writing. r d P JONES, Penman, dl 0m Ealeigh Bos. CoL, Raleigh JX 0 11857. ! I i 1 I II I I Since the first to I I I the last date above written the undersigned has repaired more than 40,000 watches and perhaps as many clocks, besides thousands of pieces of jewelry. He is still making a specialty of Watch, Clock and Jewelry Wojk at his old stand, SECOND door west of the National Bank of Raleigh, where may be found a good line of FINE Gold and Silver Watches, INE Marble and Walnut Clocks, INE Gold and Steel Spectacles; . and Jewelry tor sale at tne lowj est possible prices for CASH. You cannot afford to miss caf'rg on COLE if you wih anything in his line. His goods are all of the best classes. His workman ship none better. Ca . and see him at 13 WEST HARGFTT STREET, Raleigh, N- C. Bel5 j. W. COLE,
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