TRAVELING WITHOUT MONEY.
LOUUVILLB. Ky., Jan., 2'. 'even
hundred miles .u tbe length of the
journey upon which a country boy
started without a cent in hie pocket
a month ago This morning he ar
rived at the Central Polico Station
and told his story to Capt. Baaler.
Sixteen years ago his father, Charles
Joyslyn which is also the name of
the boy started South as the man
ager of a theatrical company. On
the way tbe mother took sick and
died, and at West Point, Ala., the
company was stranded. Penniless
and friendless, the father found him
self with two little children to care
for. He gave the daughter to a Dr.
Phelps and bound tbe boy, then
aged 2 years, to rich farmer named
Pitts.
The boy grew up on the farm was
never Bent to school, and worked as
bard as any of the negroes on the
place. A week ago Pitts told him
that, as he had sold the farm, he no
longer had any use for his services.
He gave him all his clothes, and
among his effects he found a letter
from Mrs. Joseph Lloyd of this city,
who is his cousin. Young Joslyn
took his little valine in his hand and
started to walk here a distance of
700 miles.
He had tramped along tbe railroad
about twenty miles when he came to
a gravel train, on a side track, wait
ing for a passenger train to pass. The
boy told his story to the conductor
and the latter carried the boy about
fifteen miles further to Montgomery.
There the train stopped. A crowd
of travelers were standing on the
platform waiting for a passenger
train bound for Chattanooga. In the
crowd was a drummer whom the
gravel train conductor knew. He
soon got him interested in the boyV
case and tbe drummer took up a col
lection sufficient to pay his fare to
Chattanooga.
The streak of luck clung to the
traveler, for he there met a wealthy
old lady who paid his fare to Nash
ville. In the latter city the Mayor
gave him a pass to Louisville.
THE GREATEST BUILDING IN
THE WORLD.
Julian Ralph in Harper's.
An astonishing featnre of tbe Co
lombian exposition will be one of the
palaces grouped in the heart of the
palaces grouped in the heart of the
fair grounds. It is the Manufactures
building. It will bear the same rela
tion to this exposition as the Eiffel
tower did to that of Paris in 1889, and
indeed its possible use as a vantage
point from which to see the fair
grounds has terminated in the nega
tive the discusf ion for and against the
construction in Chicago of a rival to
the great tower of Paris. This great
est of all the exposition buildings,and
of tbe buildings of the world, will
present to Lake Michigan a facade of
such length as to suggest the wall of
city a,yet it is soadmirably designed,
bo light and graceful in its effect upon
t he vision, that its true extent can
only be comprehended when its di
mensions are expressed in figures and
by comparisons.
It is one third of a mile long, and
to compass it round about is to walk
a mile. The roof of it is 1,688 by 1W
feet, and the span of the dome, the
largest ever attempted, is 888 feet.
The roof is 230 feet from the ground,
and the building has forty acres of
ground floor Two of the vast ma
chinery halls of the Paris exposition
could be wheeled through it, and the
auditoiium, the building of which
Chicago is most proud, could be push
ed under this great roof, tower and
all.
The population of the Cherokee
Nation, which has recently sold 6,000,
000 acres of land to the government,
is about 80,000. The Cherokees are a
highly civilized tribe of Indians.
" Iff
Visitors to Werkhojaust, Siberia,
complain of the coldness of the place.
The thermometer is said to have reg
istered on occasions as low as 81 degs.
below zero, and that the ground
freezes to a d pth of 400 feet.
"Well, that's queer," said the fel
low, as he contemplated the bogne
quarter the bar keeper had just re
fused. Binghanipton Leader.
Raleigh Hurket Report.
WROLjJSU.K A WD RKTAIU
Corrected WKBKLT by
W. C. AH R fRONACH.
rayetteville and Wilmington streets.
S15 217
Mkats-C. R. sides, 6 H
Hulk shoulders, 7 10
Baoon " 8 Ho
" breakfast 124 W
Hams sugar enred 124 15c
" N. C. & Va., 1?J 16rJ
Baton N. C , bog round, lo 11c
Lard Pure, 8 10c
Compound 6fc H
Floor Best per bbl $6.00 7.00
Family, " 6.75 6.50
Good, M 5.25 5.50
Oos-FKK Rio Green '8 25c
BueAR Granulated, 64c
Yellow extra C 4 5c
Molahsks-Cuba 0o
Newt deans, 24 60c
Syrup , 25 BO
MsAif per bushel H5 1.00
Corn per bushel 90 1.00
Oats per bushel, 474 60c
Hay per huo wt, 90 1.10
Brah per pound, 14 lie
Ship Stuff per pound, 14 He
Salt per sack, 1.50 1:75
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READ THIS LETTER
COUNTRY PRODUCE.
Hotter- 174 25c
Eggs. 15 20c
Chickens Spring, 15 25c
Hens, 80 85c
Potatoes 8wet, 35 60c
Notice of Sale.
Under and by virtue of a deed in trust ex
ecuted to me by C. DeBoy and others,
dated tbe 6th day of December, 188!) and re
corded in book l'O, page 273 I will on Sat
urday, the 13th day of February, 1892, at 12
o'clock, m, at the court house door, in Ral
eigh, N C , sell at public auction, the two
tracts of land therein described, one contain
ing 136 acres, more or less, and the other 10
acres, irore or less, the said tracts being eou
ting'ious and lying about two and a half
miles west of the city of Raleigh.
Terms of the t ale are cash, but satisfactory
arrangemen's can be made for deferred pay
ments on part of the purchase money.
R. T. GRAY, Trustee.
Jkmington Standard rJ,YPE-
"YRITERS.
More Remington's are used in Raleigh than
all other makes combined.
For catalogues or information, apply to
the undersigned.
WM EASDALE. J B CULPEPER,
Raleigh, N C jltf Richmond, Va.
SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
"JJ" NDER the terms of a mortgage execu
ted by R P. Howell to Eliza Donaldson,
Trustee, registered in Wake county in book
100, page 169. Register's office, I will on Feb
ruary 29th, 1892, at 12 m., at the court house
door in Raleigh, expose to public sale a tract
of land in Swift Creek township, adjoining
the lands of T. A. Bowen, W. J. Crowder,
W. G. Upchurch ad Jas. S. West, contain
iLg 1014 acres, fully described in the said
mortgage. Terms cash.
ELIZA DONALDSON, Trustee.
F. H. BTJSBEE, Attorney,
jan 21st tds.
Sale of Land.
By authority of mortgage from Walter H
Howard and wife, as recoroed in book l3,
page 611, Ri gister of Deeds office for Wake
county, I will, on Monday, 22d February,
1892, at 12 o'clock nr, at the court house door
of Wake county, sell to the highest bidder
for cash, a certain parcel of land in Oberlin
village, Dear Raleigh, adjoining the lands of
Mt Moriah church and others, containing 14
acres, and particularly described in said mort
gage. W N JONES.
ja22tds Attorney '
Chean Homes."-
I offer desirable building lots in the
northwestern part of the city as rep
resented on Shaffer's map, lying on
tbe extension of Jones, Lane, and
Worth streets. Jn order to, en able pur
chasers to improve their property, by
ext ending their available means in
building and making their homes comforta
ble. 1 will lease these lots at a rent eijuul to
the interest on their value, and give le pur
chasers twenty years to p;iy for the proper y.
To mechanics and y- ung mm a-ning
monthly wages, this ot .r embles thtui to
secure a home at mo J rak pi'cs md 'ung
credits, and pay t' ihenf as ';Umm : earnings
allow. A man can lease a lot of cc quarter
of an acre, lor say $24 a yeai, tn e lease hav
ing the transferable chaiacter of a lee-simple
title, and redeemable at lite pleasure of the
holder, by p ynieut in full or by install
ments el not lev s 'han one-liiUi of tue cost of
thf lot, and'ean nse all the means at com
mand to bund his home and mal e himself
i-o nfortable. He thus secures a home free
from any debt that can trouble him, by the
payment of $24 a year. Ai.nly to
WM. J. SAUNDERS l-stats Agt.
dec 19 1m 421 aanhdeni St.
BOABDEttS WAN 1 1 D.
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JL board ana lodging at Ho. m. Saunders
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216 Favetteville St.
wnnn Dr? pipe woo,i ut
T ' tJ -L"any length, delivered to
any part of the city.
T TTlVrRT?!? of any dimensions
U 1TJJXLIi. funrnished on sho-t
notice. Also shingles, laths, &c-
POOTi My fiPecial Horse and
-A VVXy Cow Food is gaining quit'
a reputation wherever used. It will pay you
to give it a trial.
WHEAT, &C.-.nilffl
at lowest prices Wheat, Corn, Oats, Rye,
both for seed and feed. Also Bran, Corn
Meal, Pea Meal, Cotton Seed Meal, choice
Timothy Hay, Wheat and Rice Straw.
-ALSO-
FERTILIZERS-Jt
ated Fertilizers, Pure Bone Meal, Land Plas
ter, Acid Phosphate Shell Lime in any quan
tities.
T7T?Pl Choice Grass and Clo-kJ-LLJ.1
'JLkVver Seeds of every kind,
both for field and farm.
L- R, WYATT.
ov Rent.
8R0OMwith store attached, corner of
HODSK Bloun and Smithfield streets;
good water and garden, stable, &c; excellent
stand for business.
8 ROOSfnear corner Halifax and John
HOTJSE ton streets; water in house.
$16 66
ROOM219 S Swain st, near Hartjett st;
"HOUSfc. city water; good garden. $10
4 ROOM on Oakdale st; will be vacated
HOUaii. February 1st. $7 50
Two lirst class stores on Fayettevillt st.
J. M. BROUtlHTOK. & CO.,
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Real stbte Agency,
Offices, 1 and 8 Martin Bf.
It Will gift you some idea how macb oar 1-4 off on
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mi wiutei doods sill is appreciated by oar out-oMowii castoiaers:
Messrs S. D. Berwanger, Raleigb, N P.:
GEN TLE WEN: Enclosed please flud uiou y order for e e en dollars
.4viS " ' ul. for whioh P'eseud ui one of your CUTA
WAY FRO K SUITS that you se'l for15 0) a d advertise now at
I -I tr. u aking tbe suit oost $11 25.
1 le'ive the selection to on; you know my size and I feel sore of
beiug pleas d, as I have always found you to live op to your adver .
tisements and feel that I II ger good value. Send per eipress today.
Thanking you for paet favors, 1 remain, your8 very truly, A. J. K.
We could show dozens of similar orders we received during the past
week, since the announcement of the Extraordinary Bale of 1 4 off. We do
not wish to be personal, otherwise we could name you the parties.
One gentleman wrote: If Berwangers announce anything to be specif
THEH I AM CO EYIHCED TO BELIEVE IT.
The patrons who have visited our store last week (even during the fear
ful weather we've had) were all much pleased. It isn't profit or cost we're
after now. Our idea is to sell the goods and let each and every season stand
upon its own basis, no matter how much the kss.
IF m w HERE YET.TRYAHO COME THIS WEEK.
It is to your interest and saves yon many dollars, while in the meantime
you are suited and can as yet be fitted.
1-4 OFF OK HVEEY PUflCHASE OF WMfTBH &00DS.
S. & D. BERWANGER.
Would Y u Like to Save $1.00?
If so boy one pair of C. H. ANDBRSOK'8 $5 Hand Sewed Phoes. They
To the Ladies.
lhave a few more of thone tic HutUna Qt a -a u .
tVos, 10c ftingbams at 7c A 7ic w hise flBT. lin af Z '
Shoe- - 86 at Per pa'r' &C- Qreat baraln8 ln ladl nd misses
:- H- ATs DERSOM, No. 5 Hargett Street
fOfc Three DAYS
-O NLY-
A LIMITED NUMBER OP CHILDREN'S
TEN CENT GERMAN
Horn Horns and a bar of SOUTHERN
FAMILY or MAGNOLIA SOAP for a dime
The horn itself sells in every toy store for the
price named, Apply to
J R Ferrall & Co, W B Mann &
Co, D T Johnson, R j Powell W
B Bell, Mrs Jos Wateon, Graus
man & Rosenthall, L D Womble,
0 H Johnson, Wayne Allcott, R.
M TJtzman, Alvin Betts, C O
Ball & Co. W R News, m, W H
1 Caudle, W D Bell, B F Faison,
REMEMBER THAT 25 WRAPPERS
entitle you to receive free of cost
two bars of soap, and that the
persons presenting at our office
on March 1st. the largest number
of wrappers, bought at retail, will
receive 13, 16 and $10 in gold.
NOTICE.
By virtue of the mortgagtfUeed executed to
the uuctersigueU oy Hiohard JuddSnd wife,
Sal he Judo, on the aoth day of January,
182, and legistered in tha Registers office oi
ake county in book No 70, on page iSl, i
shall sell to the highest bioder, lor casn, at
my office in Holly (Springs, Wake county, N
V, on the 1st day of February 18-2, the iaaa
described in said mortgage deed. Time ot
UK? Mortgagee.,.'
Southern Soap Manf'g Co.
Raleigh, N C, Dec 1st, 1891 lm
Administrator's Notice.
Persons hav claims againt-t die estate of
Solomon Pace will present them to the un
dersigned on or before the 1st day of Janu-
nry, j.otw, oj una uouce win w plead m oar
of their recovery.
W. H. PACF.,
de29 6w Admr of S Pace.
" SALE.
By virtue of the provisions of a certain
deed of mortgage, executed by John Bur
gess, dated January 29tn, 1890, and register
ed in the Register's office of Wnke county.in
book No 113, page 496, 1 will, on Monday.tl e
8th d y of February, 1892, at 12 o'clock m.at
the court house door in the city of Raleigh,
offer for sale the following tract of land sit
uate in Cedar Fork township, Wake a unty,
adjoining the lands of M Medlin, Betsey
Hill, William Morris, Edward Pagt and oth
ers, containing 116 asres, and being the tract
tipo.. which John Burgess died, j enns of
sale, cash. Time' of sale, February 8th, 1892
Place of sale, court house Raleigh.
W H MORRIS,
PB t'ls Assignee of Mortgagee.
BLAKE'S LIVERY
And Exchange Stables,
10. 207, EAST MARTIN STREET.
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Keep on hand a nice line of ,
CARRIAGES, PHEATONS,
BUGGIES and DRIVING HORSES,
SINGLE and DOUBLE TEAMS,
GOOD SADDLERS for LADIES OR
GENTLEMEN.
STRICT ATTENTION TO ALL CALLS
BT TELEPHONE,
Reliable and polite drivers.
Special arrangements made when
more than one carriage is wanted.
THE FINEST LOT OP
HORSES AND
MULES
ON SALE,
jan 15 lm.
IN THE CITY
Telephone No. 95.
3NOTI03l-
HAVING this day qualified as the Execu
tor of the late Isaac V , Hutchins, this
k to give notice to creditors to present thei
claims to me lor payment on or beiore the
22nd day of JJewmber 1892, or this notice
will be pleaded in bar of rt covery. All per
sons inuebted to tlib estate will please pay
without further demand.
Gil AW. W. BEVERH,
Executor of Isaac W . 11 inch ins,
dec21-6w teCeaaed
LOST:
A note executed by Carson O'Neal and
Mary O'Neal to K B Richardson for 700,
dated April 4, 1888, and secured by n ort
gage. Ihe finder will be rewarded by deliv,
enna the same to WH Richardson, at We
diU, Wake county, N,Q, de29 30d