Encampment Ground
Good progret s Is being made by the
Quart ermater Oeueral In the ar
rangement of the ground at Vrlfrh's
Tllle, for the otniug encampment
The camp grounds bare a frontsfre
of some 1.40 feet. There are foar
large pavilions, and in rear of these
the tent are pitched The tents Cor
the officers of the general staff who
will be on duty are at the front and
centre. There will be three officers of
the regular army and a detachment
of regular artillery men. The battery
of heavy goos and mortars is at the
centre of the camp in front of Wrights
vi'le inlet. The elevation is the
highest for a great many miles along
the coast, and the view is a most ad
mirable one.
Piscatorial.
There is now no place within easy
striking distance of Raleigh
where a successful day's fishing can
be eDjoyed Nearly all the ponds in
the vicinity have either been drawn
off or broken. We should think, that
a Piscatorial Association, on a cheap
plan, would be a convenience of a
highly appreciative character. A pond
in some locality near the city, well
stocked with fish would afford our
people fond of the amuseuent a good
chance to indulge in the pastime.
Several cities and towns, within ou
knowledge have such ponds, notably
Richmond and Petersburg, and they
are very liberally patronized. Let us
hope that, by next season, some of
our disciples of Isaac Walton will get
the scheme.
Personal Mention.
lir. and Mrs. B.C. Woodall, of Dnr
ham are visiting friends in this city.
Mrs. T. B. Moseley, who has been
visiting friends in Durham has re
turned home.
Mrs. J J Bernard has returned
from a pleasant visit to Durham.
Mr. Charles Fendt is in the city
visiting his father in law, Maj W El
Martin. Miss Mary Young has returned f r in
a visit to Chapel Hill.
Mrs J P. Riddle, of Columbia, S
C , is viBiting relatives in this city.
A MistaKe.
Gentlemen of the Board of Alder
men: We are disposed to give prompt
praise in all that you do for the wel
fare of the city of Raleigh. We be
lieve that your intentions are good,
but like all other mortals you some
times make mistakes. In substitut
ing gas for electric lights in some
cases you have committed an error
It is a retrograde movement Dot at all
in keeping with the progress of the
times, and we are candid enough to
tell you, that our people do not en
dorse it. In fact your course in this
respect, has in some instances created
indignation. If it is possible to do so,
your action should be reversed. The
people of the city demand the most
approved system of light, such as are
in operation in all the important cities
and towns of the country. There is
no mistaking the tone of publ'c sen
tiuient in this matter.
Will get you the choice cf any of our former
$20, $18 aud 15 Suits
$l745
Will get you a fine Nobby and Stylish Derby
of any of our former $3,$2 50 and $1 Hats.
$1.89
Will
get you a fine pair of Shoes, former
price $3, $2 7iand $2f0.
We are trving o close out our entire sum
mer line; we therefore quote unusually low
prices. We call your attention to Office
Coats at
24 Cents.
B jys Knee Pante and Shirt Waists at
1 7 Cents.
All Straw Hats, no matter the Jcost, your
choice at
50 Cents.
Gents' FurniPhing Goods at reduced prices.
Yours for Bargains, jyl8
ROSENTHAL CLOTBING CO'Y,
305 Fayetteville St, opp Post Office.
F awg ng Trial. Why suffi r from the bad effects of the L Grippe
ICy IW Lame Back, Kidn y and Liver disease, Rheumatism, In
yUlQ digestion, Dyspepi-ia. anv Kind of weakness, or other dis
eases when Electncitv will cure yotl and kcq vou in health. Jeadache relieved! in one
to pro Dr. Judd's Electric Belt
i5 XS!SS?-i M 'satisfied Also Electric f-usses and Box Batteries. Costs nothing to
10. $10 and $15, Bj a.iso a, . t d f0T Belt and Ba(f
33E& SSS ' Pree Medical "idnce. Write to-
TOffiSdL1 w r
IO OTHER Sarsaparffla com- j
bines economy and strength like
HOOD'S. It is the only one of
which can truly be said " loo Doses Jl.n
Hires
Do you p Root
Drink w Beer?
BOLD AND ENJOYED EVERYWHERE.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Y.L- Eberhardt,
(Successor to Phil H. Andrews),
DKALRR IN
AND
Yard, West End Hargett Street.
Telephone 140
Office, 131 Fayetteville Street. jyl8
, Raieigh, N. C.
PANACEA SPRINGS HOTEL
The ol Harris mansion has been
thoroughly cleaned and newly f urn
ished and nicely adap ed for a quiet,
homelike resting place for invalids.
The curative properties of the water
is unsurpassed by any in the country.
If ailing frorr. any diseases of
3( THE SKIN, f f STOMACH,
LIVER
I OR KIDNEYS,
o o
this is the place to come and be cured
,7htre the fare is good and prices
luoderat .
A, J JOES,
Proprietor,
P nipm Ppriujjs, N O.
SALE OF MOTES,
Accounts, Books, Claims and Demands by
an Assignee
By virtue of authority conferredtby a cer
tain deed of assignment executed by John
W Walker, trading under the name and
style of the Oak rity Manufacturing Com
pany to H H Crocker, on the 23d day of
June, 1890. and duly recorded in the office of
the Register of Deeds for Wake county, N C,
in book 111, i ages 727 et seq, I will, on Mon
day. August 8th, 1892. sell at public auction
to the hiehest bidder for cash, a lot of notes.
accounts, books and claims formerly belong
ing to the said John W Walker. A full and
complete list of these notes and account! can
be seen by calling on the undersigned at his
place of business, No 9 East Hargett street,
in the city of Rale'gb, N C, at any time be
fore tne nay ol sale. 1
Place of sale, county court house door.Ral
eigli, N 0 Time of sale, 12 o'clock m.
H H CROCKER. Afsigree.
Haywood & Haywood, Attorneys. jl8 td
The process may be disguised, but
it is a fact that a good many men
carve out their fortunes by hard
chiseling." . ;
COAL
WOOD
"d4re88 Dr. Judd, Detroit, Mich. !
PAN A D1E3 A
An Unsurpassed Tonic, Appotize and
Blood Purifier.
For Dyspepsia, General Debil
ity, Loss of Appetite, Kid
ney and Liver Diseases,
Chronic Diarrheal, Bcrof
ula and Eczema, its virtues
are extraordinary. Pleas
ant, harmless, reliable.
AS. McKIM MON & Co.,
ni23ff
JiU WIS. EIIVIIAIINIISII
RALEIGH, N. C,
Successor to Evans & Martin.
MANUFACTURER OF
Carriages,
Baggies,
Special attention given to repairing of all kinds.
The best work is always the cheapest. An l this can be found at the
northwest corner of Morgan and Blount streets.
FRAIZER Oart Khafra in 8tock
Grea
mm
Favir g mide all the money necessary to
reduce price for the benefit of our customers,
we will sell a lot of nice pi"e wood for $1
per cord on yard, or $1 50 delivered any
where in the city.
LIME SI 10 per barrel.
LATHS II fiO per 1,000.
Best on market. Lumber in plank, pro
miscuous width. $ ). Framing from $9 to
til per1,r00. Flooring and ceiling $12 50.
f 14, f 15 per 101. '
Sash.- Door:,- Bi nds,
and Moulding reduced in same proportion.
Best Heart Shinales
alvays on hand Ve manufacture our on
material which enables us to f 11 at bottom
prices, far motto is quick sales an1 small
profits. jyl5 tf
Ellwgton Royster Co.
For InfanU and Chlidroffi
Caatorla promote. Dlgertfo, and
i voomes Flatulency, Constipation, dour
I v- tech Diarrhoea, and Feverisbness.
lhu the child is rendered healthy and its
slee natural. Caatorla contains no
Morphine or other narcotic property.
"Castoria a so well adapted to children that
1 recommeDd it as r ")erior to any prescripti'xt
known to me." "H. A. Archer, M. j..
11! South f ford St., Brooklyn, N. x.
"1 ..se Castorik h my practice, and And II
specially adapted .affections of children."
lbx. Robertson, M. D.,
1067 ad Ave., New York.
Fron Xirsona. mow ledg-6 and observatlOB
I can sav hat Castoria to an excellent medicine
for children, acting as a laxative and re)ieiaa
the pent up bowels an4 general system very
much. Many mothers have told ma of its e
client effect upon their children.'1
Da, Q. C. Osoood.
Lowell, Haas
lw vAtm a - wun , V Murrav Bot, Jl. T.
Cfeltewi CnJor Frtcneri Ce
WATTIEHS.
Sole Agents fo Raleigh, IV. C.
Wagons, etc.
DOC TAX.
A tax uoon every dog kept in the city lim
its is due and payable to thi Chief of Polio
on tbe firs day of July in each veir. Every
I person owning a dog wno shall tail to puy
the tax during the month of July, or who
.1.-11 1 i. . ,.
Buau Keep upuu uieir prenutes an uuuueusu
dog after the 1st day of aneust, shall he u '
jeel to a Hne, and all persons who shl) f
to give m th ir dTS sh il' be demedguil
of a misdemeanor ar d five dollars for eac
dog so omitted. All unlicensed dogs will l
taken up Pnd impounded after the 1st 'day
August, 1892. CDHEARTT,
jyl4 6t Chief of Police
ortgase Sale.
BY VIRTUE of a mortgage executed l v
Tsham 8mith and wife, recorded in the o
fice of the Register of Dee s of Wak coun
ty in book 110, page 244, 1 will sell .at publ
auction for cash, at the court house door i
the city of Raleigh, N. O. on the 9th day
August, 1892, at 12 o'clock m. the lot of lan
situated on Elm street in said city, adjoi
ing the lois of Dr J mes McKee, A. B. F
rest ard T. L Love, fronting 52 feet on El
street and extending back 210 feet.
T R. I'URNELL
Assignee and attorney for Mortgagee
Ml. IHiATS HAf
We conscientiously believe we are head
quarters for HATS.
WHY?
This season we bought from a large man
ufacturer a big stock at such prices that we
are able to sell them at what they cost to
make them and then make something for
ourselves. We have sold many a one too.
WHITING BROS,
OBiyersity of North Carolina
Instruction is offered in four genera
courtes of studv, six brief courses a large
number of special courses, and in law, med
icine and engineeering. The Faculty in
cludes twenty teachers. So) olarships and
1 an funds are available for nee y young
men of talent and character. The next ses
sion begins Sept. 1. For catalogue with full
information, address President Winston,
Chapel Hill, NC. .
' ValnaHe Property for f tie.
Haring obtained an oror of court to sal
u burly any portion of the Mai estate of
I.ry V. Morehead, deceased, this ia to give
Wfflte.ri
signed. If a sufficient off r ia made to Just.
the markfi Hie same ill be done fur dua
advertiM oitut of the true and place ot .
! JNO. T. tUILKN,
1 2m Admr. e
KENNEBEC RIVP
Wo have made arrangements by which we
receive car loads every few day
of the celebrated
KFNNEBEC ICE
FROM MAINS.
This is hard, pure, tasteless, odorless and
much mora durable than any ice frozen at a
lower temperature, ana is really worth more
mnnpv. hut in nnni ui- vun ...n-: j
any quantity, Irom 5 lbs. to 1 00 lbs. to aiy
Uepot direct, on very tjhort notice by
J0MES&P0WLL
Hue of Valuable Real Estate.
TIME Al GUST 1st, 1892.
By authority of a consent judgment of the
Superior Court nl W t PAI infv in an nt-i,.tm
entitled W K Davis and M t Joues, ex'rs
. . .1 U i i .... , . I
ai-u uuicis vs j-uuibtt u ioauy ana oiners.en
U red for the purpose of making assetato
pay certain legacies and charges set forth ia
a judgment in the aforesaid action, I will, as
administrator of Mary A Morehead, dee'd,
and as commissioner, on Monday, 1st day tf
August, 1882, at 12 o'clock m, at the court
house door of Wake county, sell to the high
est bidder for cash a certain parcel of lund in
the city of Raleigh, situate on South Blount
-treet, being part of lot Ho 77ft in the plan of
said city, bounded on the north by J TJfill
ington and Killebrew lots, east and south by
rtagley and Batchelor and west by Blounfc
ireet; contains two ncres and is particularly
described in a deed from Spier Whiuker,,
oom'r, to J B Wynne, guardian, book 91
pge ms, Register of Dds office for Waket
county.
Also at the same time and place and by
.uthority ol the judgment mentioned above,
i will sell to the highest bidder the follow
ing other parcels of land:
First A tract lyii.g aoout four miles nortu
.f the city of Raleirfi. adjoining Mrs Kiu
jrough Jones and; others, known an the
Urabtree trat, formerly Tavern tract, con
tains (KB acres, according lo survey by F
.ieyers, surveyor, iu 1870. and is described ia
i deed fro uB 8. King to K. Smith, book.
12, page 451, Register ot Deeds office, Wake:
jounty. This tract contains a large amount.
if excellent timber original growth, and.
.vili be divided into u to 100 acre parcels, to.
luitpurchaseis.
Second A city lot kn wn as lot No 180 im
.he plan of the city o. j.vleigh, and contaiua
one acre, and is bounded, on the north by
dillaboro street, on tne ea.t i-y Salisbury
itreet. on the south by Morgan stieet, and
vest by Mr J M Fool's lot. This lot em
races several splendid building lots, and
ame will be divi led to suit purchasers.
ihird Being parts of lota Hoa i32 and 116
u tbe plan ot the city of Raleigh, and is
oundedon the north by Mrs. Wheaton's
A, on the east by Salisoury street, on the
outh by Mr G lea son and others, and on
tie west by '.V G Upchurch and others, and.
routs about 2lu ft on Salisbury st and runsi
-ack west aoout.210 ft. This lot is valuablei
,roperty, in the center of the city, and w: 111
oe divided iufo several lots Buildings on
chis property excepted from sale.
- Maps of all the above described properly,
showing the divisions, can be seen by ap
plyilUT to the undersigned.
The term- of sale for the last three parcels
jf land will be one-third cash, balance six
months from of sale. Title reserved until
purchase money is fully paid.
J TPULLEN,
Adm'r and Com'r.
That
I CIE.
I
C
ICE.
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 Sarsaparlllais in this enervating state.
j Possessing just those ele-
HOOu 8 ments which the system
Sarsapa need3 and readily seizes,.
... this medicine purifies the
rilia blood, and imparts a feeling -of
serene strength which Is comforting and.
satisfying. Hood's SarsapariUft'ls the best:
remedy for that weakness which prevails at.
change ot season, climate or life. '-'
"I have been convinced 4apunflik
that Hood's Sarsaparllla Is ' w1""
one of the greatest medi- the Weak
cines In the world. I say crrftnty
this for the benefit of all OHOn5
other tired out, run down, hard-working
women. Hood's Sarsaparllla is not only ex
cellent as a blood purifier, but for all other
female complaints, even If of longstanding."
Mrs. M. A. Scarlett, IJprthvllle P. 0.,Mlch.
Hood's Sarsaparllla
gold by aU druggist. f"l)ilxforf5. Praparedonljr
bjCl. HOOD A CO Apothecaries, Lowell, Haas,
IOO Doses One Poller
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