i
Sad Death.
Mr. Walter L. Chamberlain, con
ductor of the Richmond Division of
the Mantle Coast line, met with a
sad death last Tuesday moroli-sr. He
w s looking out of hie caboose car nar
Petersburg as the tralu was rnuninir,
when his head struck apraiust the
bridge at Ream Station, killing hiin
instantly He whs well known In
Railroad circles in North Carolina,
and very highly esteemed.
Died.
A dispatch was received In this city
today of the death of Mr J. N. How
ho died in Purbam last night.
His remains were brought to this city
this afternoon for interment.
Mr. Howard was paraljzd some
time since and never recovered from
it. He has a good many friends in
Raleigh -ho will rfgret to learn of
his death.
Premium List.
We have seen a pamphlet copv of
the premium lifct potter up and issued
by Mr. H. W Ayer. secretary of the
agricultural fair It contains, besides
the list, a complete program of the
arrangements for the coming fair and
has fine cuts of the Governor's man
sion, Commerciu' and Farmers' bank,
the Park hotel, opera house, switch
baca railway, thecruiser Raleigh &c.
County Superintendents.
in Ma remarks before the.Wake
Couuty Teachers' Institute, yeBter
dav Prof. M elver favored a change
in the law so that there would le
superintend nts of district? cooposed
of several counties and. that they be
required to devote their eatlre time
to the duties. Fo- inst-mce, a district
composed of the counties of Wake
Johnston and Harnett with $1.?00 to
$t,50 salary for the superintendent
would be a good idea. In Wake, the
superintendent gets $614 which is
about the best pay of any of the
counties
Chamber oi Commerce.
This body met last night, but there
wis comparatively a small atten
dance. Outside of the proposition to
devote the sam of i'O for a write up
in the Baltimore Record by F B.
Arendell, there was but little done.
A resolution was passed requesting
the various Chambeis of Commerce,
Boards of Trade aud other similar or
ganizations in the State to meet the
Raleteh Board of Commerce in Mo; e
Viaari at nnniA designated lime. A
committee was appointed to carry
oat the provisions of the resolufion
A Pevtiuent inquiry.
We are not chronic growlers, by any
means, but we cannot refrain from
producing with approbation the fol
lowing from the.Wilmingtoi Messeu
ger:
We have received copies o' the cat
alogues of the University of North
Carolina, Davidson College and Hor
ner's Military and Classical school
They all make good reports and show
good attendance. The University
had 248 students. Davidson hail
150 students. Uorner hid 141 8tu
deats. The Davidson and Horner
catalogues are handsomely illueti fa
ted. Whera Jwere ;sll these print,
ed ? They have the imprint of no
North Carolina printing house. Were
they sent abroad to be published ?
If so, we ask if that is treating borne
printing offices fairly ? What would
the colleges do if the newspapers
failed to give theiu so much free a
yertising ?
We call attention to the notice of
Maj C. D. Heartt, Chief of Poiice,
relative to the Vox Tax. Every per
son owning 4 dog who shall fail to
pay the tax during the month of J uly,
or who shall keepup-n their premi
ses an unlisted dog after tho 1st of
August shall be lined, &$. Reat1 tie
notice.
Sold It's Tloine.
In view of the fact that Mr. P. P.
Pender, in a recent speech, stated
that the Stronach's bad informed the
inmates of the home that if they
failed to vote the straightcnt Demo-1
cratlo ticket there would be no fur
ther use for them, a meeting of the
inmates was held yesterday to con
sider the matter.
The following resolutions were
adopted, which were eigned by all the
inmates present:
Whereas, There appeared in the
New and Observer this morning a
communication from Mr. J. P. Ar
rington, stating that' Mr. P. 8. Pon
der, in an address before the People's
party conention, in Nash county,
stated "that the Stronachs had in"
formed the i. mates of the Home that
if they failed to vote the stralghtout
Democratic ticktt in the coming
election, they would have do further
use for them."
And whereas, Knowing the high
christian character and integrity of
Mr. Stronftch, we, the inmates of the
Home, do hereby pronounce such
statement as utterly false In fact and
malicious in design, and do declare
that Mr Stronach has never directly
or indirectly tried to influence, indi
vidually or collectively, any of the
inmates of the Home as to the polit
ical opinions we may hold, therefore
Resolved, That we do hereby de
nounce the statement false in every
particular and without the shadow
of truth .
Resolved further, That each inmate
of the Home do sign this paper, and
that a copy be furnished Mr J. P,
Arriugtou, Mr. W. (J. Stronach and
the News and ( -bBerver for publica
tiou, aDd the papers of the State be
requested to copv the same.
An Appeal.
Mr. Arthur T. Abernethy, of the
department of Latin and Greek at
Rutherford College is seadin? out a
card to various persons of which the
foMowiug is a copy:
Rdthfffopd Collkor. N. C,
July 12th, 1892.
There 's a young man here study
iDg for the ministry. He is to devote
his life to (he gospel. He is uuable
to pay his tuition. - he faculty has
agreed to sell him a scholarship for
graduation in classical and complete
courses for $135 I desire to make
this a general scholarship- and 135
cirds like this are mailed to 135 peo
pie of a!' colleges and creeds, who,
like yourself, we believe are able and
willing to educate this man.
One dollar each is asked. A great
number with small burdsns A list of
the 135 addressed will be given this
young man and the names of those
giving $1 will be marked. He only
wants small help. May I expect $1
irom your l nave addressed none
but those able. Answer at once.
Arthur T. Abkrnkthy,
Department Latin and Greek.
PAN A (DIB A WATEBfi.
An Unsurnnscprf Tnnir. Armntl7Ar nnrl
- -WW ' g " W J J W W 1
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Blood Purifier.
Pay the city taxes on yqur dogs and
avoid trouble .The law cannot De
i va d with impunity
Grand Encampment.
TVi? G-ani Encan pment of Odd
F.-I'ovrf f North 0"lina convened
r "irf'o" rfi-v affrronon.' The
at:i.odai e, i I .ll.-t?. offljrs and
T .' t ' t1, '' The' are re'
c.';Vtd -ti.ua tn.t.i::. d y iSa'em
vH )frdlllMYMIIdll
Health for the Baby,
Pleasure for the Parents,
.New Life for the Old Folks
Root Beer
THE GREAT
.TEMPERANCE DRINX
'is a family affair a requiiite
of the homo. A 23 cent
package makes 5 galloni of
a ' delicious, strengthening,
effervescent beverage.
I Don't be deceived if a dealer, for
'the saku of larger Droflt. tells vnn
some other kind is " Just as good
'tis false. No Imitation to as good
as the genuine Hi bigs'.
Hires
For Dyspepsia. General Debit
. ity, Loss of Appetite, Kid
ney and IJver Diseases,
Chronic Diarrhoea, Pcrof
ulaand Eczema, its virtues
are extraordinary. Pleas
ant, harmless, reliable.
m23ff
. McKIMMON &Co..
SoJe Agents for Kale'gh, X. U.
J II- Wii. EiiVilAiiiiS
1 1
FREE
Trial. Why suffer from the bad effects of the Li GriDDe
Lame Bdck, Kidney and Liver disease. Rheumatism. In
digestion. Dyspepsia, any kind of weakness, or other dis
eases, when Electr.citv will cure yoa and keep yon in health. (Headache relieved in one
LSSSlf1! Dr. J udd's Electric Belt
ft! $10 and f 15 if satisfied. AJso. Kleitrio iVisses anl Box Batteries. Costs nothing to
try them. Can be regulated to suit, an 1 e;uiranteed to last for yrare. A Belt and Battery
c jrabinel, au1 produces "utfl jient Electricity to shock. Free Medical advice Write to
day Give waist measure, pr-ce and full particulars. -Lgems
IV anted. nay 23) Address Dr. Judd, Detroit, Miaa,
-- "- ' : :.- '
KALEIGII, N. C,
Fucoessor to Evans & Martin.
MANUFACTURER OP '
Carriages,
Boggles,
Delivery
Wagons, etc,
ValnaHe Property for fale.
HsvlnR obUine.1 an oruer o f court to s ell
Publicly any portion of the rl UU. of
notice o any who may desi to purcfiaie
J ; -- ' w Fr1 j m maunder
signed. If aaurhcientoll r ia made to insti.
IV Uie niacin? nf anv nf aai.i 1 .
the markf i tiie same will be dona ftr due
auvci iux uieut oi ine une and place of aai -r
vn t iiTf i l-vi
3e"2m Admr.e .
Special attention given to repairing of al! kiadp,
The best work is always the cheapest. And this can be found at the
northwest corner of Morgan and Blount fctreets.
FRAIZER Cart Shafrs in Stock. v V
NO OTHER Sarsaparilla has ef
fected such remarkable cures as
HOOD'S Sarsaparilla, of Scrofula,
Salt Rheuns and other blood diseases.
N V " V I ) V KKT 1 f I M E. Tt
hot iif)fit itul CbttR'c.
Caatoria proroucca Ptgps-clog, and
i vomes Flatulency, Constipation, rfoui
i ach Diarrhieii ami Feverishaesa
lhuf the child is rendon x) bealth; and its
leei natural ' Castcrla coiiuiijh no
Morphine or other iiar;otic piopprty
"ttoiorm if so well adapted u children that
I recommend ir aaf "Kirior to any prescript)
knowcto ine '" H. A. AnnuaH, M D..
IV Sonib ( lord St., Brooklyn. N. i
1 m CasiiriiB a my practice, and And II
specially adapted laffectionH of ch ldren."
ucz. Robertson, M. D.,
1067 s!d Are., New York
"lYon Dersona. Knowlertffo and observation
I can sav hat Castoria is an excellent medicine
for children, acting as a laxative i relieving
the pent up bowels anf grenerai "system very
much. Many mothers have told me of its ex
(client effect upon their children. "
3& O.C. Osgood,
Lowell, jriaaa
fcr -t.AU O - takt V Mttiw Stet M. 1
That
Tired Feeling
Is a dangerous condition due directly to de
pleted or impure blood. It should not be
allowed to continue, as in its debility the
system is especially liable to serious attacks
of illness. It is remarkable how beneficial
Hood's Sarsaparilla is in this enervating state.
Possessing ust those ele
ments which the system
needs and readily seizes,
this medicine purifies the
blood, and imparts a feeling
of serene strength which is comforting and
satisfying. Hood's Sarsaparilla is the best
remedy for that weakness which prevails at
change of season, climate or life.
"I have been convinced
that Hood's Sarsaparilla Is
one of the greatest medi
cines in the world. I say
this for the benefit of all
other th-ed out, run down, hard-working
women. Hood's Sarsaparilla is not only ex
cellent as a blood purifier, but for all other
female complaints, even If of long standing."
Mas. M. A. ScabIKtt, IJprthvlUe P. 0., Mich.
Hood's
Makes
the Weak
Strong
Hood's Sarsaparilla
Sold by U druggUt. fl; six f orgs. Prepared only
by 0. 1. HOOD A CO., Apothecaries, Lowell, Hats.
IOO Doses One Dollar
DOG TAX.
A tax uiHvi every dog kent in tne city lim
its is due and payable to tu" ' hief of Polv
on the first day of .Tnly in each year Every
person owning a dog who shall fail to ray
the tax during the moiiMi of July, or who
shall keep upon their premises an unlicensed
dog after the 1st day of A nuust. shall be n l
ject o a finp, and all persons wbo shall fail
to give n th ?ir ds sh 11 be demed guil'v
of a misdemeanor ard live dollars for each
dog so omitted. All unlicensed dogs will be
taken up and impounded after the 1st day of
August, 1890. CD HEARTT,
jyl4 6t Chief of Police
Mortgage Sale.
RY VIRTUE of a mortgage executed iy
Tshatn 8niith and wife, recorded in the of
fine of the Register of Dee s of Wak coun
ty in book 110, page 2-14, I will sell at pu'ilir
auction for cash, at the court house door h
the city of Raleigh, N. n on the 9th day o
August, 1892, at 12 o'clock m- the lot of hi ml
situated on Elm street in said city, adjoin,
ing the lois of Dr J mes McKee, A. B. Foi
rest ard T. L Love, fronting 52 feet on H
street and extending back 210 feet.
T R. PURVKLL
Assignee and attorney for Mortgagef
HATS. IHI ATS HATS
We conscientiously beheyp we are head
quirters for IIAT8.
WHY?
This season we bought from a large man
ufacturer a big stock at such prices that wo
are able to sell them at wliat they cost !o
make them and then n-ake s iraetbing for
ourselves. We have sold many a one too
WHITirJG BROS
UniYersity nfjjr Carolina.
Instruction is offered in four genera
courtes of Btudv, six brief courses a large
number of special course, and in law. med
icine and engineeerii g. The Faculty in
cludes twenty teachers. 8dl olarships and
1 an funds are available for. "wy young
men of talent and character: The next ss
sion begins 8ept. 1. For catalogue witWfull
Chapel Hill, N 0. ) '
KENNEBEC filVB
ICE.
B
C
CE.
Wo have made arrangements by whicl1 we
rece'vH car loads every lew day
of fie celt;br.itei
KFNNEBEC ICE
FROM B3A1NF.
This is hard, pure, tasteless, odorless and
much mors durable than any i. frozen at a
lower temperature, ana is really worth more
money, but is sold at very nuiall margin in
any quantity, Irom 5 II. to 10U lbs, to aty
pu-toi theuty to a lu ton car load to any
.epot duec:, on very short notice by
J0NES& POWELL
wits u Vaiu i) 6 heal Estate.
TIM IT-AUGUST 1st, 1892.
By authority of a consent judgment of the
&Uraru Urt,of Wake coumy in an action
entitled WK Jj.vis and M t Jones,
and others vs louisa L Cosby and o3ers.en!
tredfor the purpose of making assets to
pay certain legacies and charge set forth in
a judgment in the aforesaid action, 1 will, as
-uluunistraior of Mary A forehead, dee'd.
and as commissioner, on Monday, 1st day oi
Aug st, 188a, at 12 o'clock m, it thecdurt
house .-ooi of Wake county, seU to the high
est bidder for cash a certain parcel of land la
the city of Raleigh, situate on South Blount
treet, being part of lot Ho 77b in the plan of
said city, bounded on the north by J T Jtll
lngtpn and Killebrew lots, east andsouth, by
Bagley and Batchelor and west by Blount
sirtet; contains two acres ai.u uaiticulariy
described ma detd from Spier WhitakeX
UOml0o Wynn?. guardian, book9l!
page M, Register ot Deeds office for Wak
county.
iso ut the same time and place and by
authority oi the judgment mentioned above-.
I will sell to the highest bidder the follow
ing otlr parcels ol land:
First A tract iyit g about 'our miles Mrtu
.f the city ot Raleivh, adjoining Mrs Kini
rough Junes and; others, known as the
Crabtree tract, formerly Tavern tract, con
tains WJ3 acres, according to survey by P
Beyers, surveyor, i IhVu. and ia described ia
a deed tro ti B. S. , iK to R. Smith, book
12, page 454, RegiM, 1 o. Deeds otfice, Wake
county. This tract ion uina a large amount
of excellent timber original growth, and
will be divided into 5U to 100 acre parcels, to
suitpurchaseis.
8econd a city lot known as lot No 180 in
ihe plan of the city of liai, igh, and contains
on.e acre, and is bound d on the north by
riillsboro strt et, on tne eut y Salisbury
itreet, on the south by Morgan st.eet, and
vest by Mr J M Pool's lot. This lot em
)racvb several splendid building lots, and
ame will be divi led to suit purchasers.
v i.ird Being parts ,f lots Hoa 132 and 116
n the plan of the city of Raleigh, and is
touiidedon the north by Mrs. Wheaton's
lot, on th2 east by Palisuury street, on the
south by Mr Glen son and o hi rs, and on
the west by W G L'pchurcb. and others, and
trouts about 21n ft on Salisbury st and runs
back wext aoout 210 ft. This lot ia valuable
property, in the center of the city, and will
be divided in o several lota Buildings on.
propeny McePtd from tale.
Maps of ail the above described prope-ty.
showing the divisions, can be seen by ap
plying to the undersigned.
The term- of sale for the last three parcels
ot land will be one-third cash, balance six
months lrom ot sale. Title reserved until
purchase money is fully paid.
JTPULLEN,
Adiu'r and Com'r,
I
-F0R SALE-
21 6 Fayette vi lie St.
VVY liOl.. Dry 1,ipe Wood, cut in
u ' tJU any length, delivered to
uxy part of the city.
Ill iVI W VC i of -ny dimeusioM
Xu KJ IHJJXjIV funrnished on short
notice. Also shingles, laths, Ac--.
U M My Peoi1! " Horse and
- WvJL , Cow food is gaining quit
t-eputation wherever used. It will pay you
to give it a trial. , , Y . .. .
at-lowest piricai rtuOaLy ' Cor n( Oats, Kye,
both for seed and feed. Also Bran, Corn
Meal Pea Meal, Cotton Seed Meal, choice
Timothy Hay, Wheat and Rice Straw.
'. SUtiKj
FERTILIZERS--,
awu i ertilizers, Pure ione Meal, Land Plas
ter, Acid Phosphate Shell Lime in any quan
titles. -
S 1? I Choice Grass and Ch,-
EUjr U 0""ver Seeds of every kind?
JU- Jrtm WYATT,
.