I. O. O. P.
Regular meeting of Beaton Gales
Lodge, No. 64, I. O. O. toUnd Mrs
.night at 8 o'clock, sharp. Memh'fa
of the lodg" are earnestly requested
to attend. A. cordial invitation to all
Odd Fellows.
Fogs la August.,
For every fog ia August it is sal 1.
there will be a snow Id wtuter If
there I anv tin 'd ! there will be
ooe b'g spow next winter there
was a tremendous f"g this ruoruinx.
Watch out for theiu this mouth.
Ulad of It.
The 8tate Chronicle says
'Some
important matters are under cou
slderatioD relative to the construction
of a handsome and wide Macadamized
road or boulevard from Hillsboro
rokd to Pullen Park The road lead
ing past the park is to be graded and
Macadamized "
The Chamber of Com niece.
The Chamber of Commerce an I in
dust'y will meet this evening,
at 8:30 o'clock. Let every member be
on hand. Officers for the ensuing
year will be elected, and the matter
of representation at Morehead on the
10th instant will be considered, and
It is important that every member be
present. C G Latta, Pres.
New Professor.
We are delighted to know that the
trustees of our 8tate University at
Chapel Hill have selected for the
chair of geology and mineralogy
Prof. Collier Cobb, a son of the Rev.
N. B. Cobb, author of a most exceh
lent and useful tchool map of North
Carolina. Mr. lobb has been a most
successful teacher in Harvard and is
a gentleman of the highest literary
excellence. His many friends in Ral
eigh and other points in the state
will be delighted to hear of his elet,
tion to the position named aud feel
that he will do honor alike to him
self and our noble university.
Getting Heady.
The executive commitreu of the
State Association of Democratic clubs
have made arrangements for the
meeting to take plaoe in this city 011
the 31st. Messrs. B C. Beckwith, E.
C. Smith and John W. Thompson, are
the committee, with powei to ap
point local committees, to arrange
for the meeting of the convention. It
is intended to meet Gen. Adlai E
Stevenson on the border of North
Carolina and Virginia and escort him
to Raleigh. The executive commit.
tee will meet at the Yarboro House
on August 80th
Old Soldiers.
In anbwer to enquiries we can say
that, so far as we have learned, no
special time has yet been set for the
old veterans re union at Wrightsvilie,
but presume it will be determined es
soon es the next encampment is over,
which commences next week. These
re unions should be made ns eomfor
table as possible for the old soldiers,
and w have no doubt a good time
can be anticipated. '1 hey need all
the attention our people can afford
They deserve it.
Outfit that very properly contains a supply of
1 111 C25 Beer
irhich adds to the enjoyment of all the other
dainties, and makes a picnic a picnic indeed.
A 25 cent package makes 5 gallons of this
very popular beverage.
Don't be deceived if dealer, for the sak
of larger profit, tells you some other kind
, U "just at good "'tis false. No imitation
ia as good as the genuine Hires'
FREE
Trial. Why suffer
ease?, when Electricity will cure you and keep you in health. ( Headache relieved in one
minute.) To prove this I will send Tm JljHfi'fi Eltrir Rflt
to any one on trial, free Prices: 13. l-r O UQH 9 EiieCiriU DCll
6 10 and tl5 if satisfied. Also. Electric 'rmsseb and Box Batteries. Costa nothing to
try them. Can be regulated to suit, and guaranteed to last for years. A. Belt and Battery
combined, and produces sufficient Electricity to shook. Free Medical advice. Write to
day - Give waist measure, pros and full particulars.
Agent Wanted jitay 28) Addroa Dc. Jiddt Petroit, Mich.
Personal Mention. I
Mter Joseph Bogan " son of Mr
J. B. Hogan, is very sick
with fever
Mr. Thomas Farmer's little daugh
ter, Hat'ie, is convalescing.
Mr. Oregon Royeter, of Colnmbia,
8. C, ie in the city, stopping with his
brother on Hillsboro street.
Mrs. O. P. Weddon, formerly of this
city but now of Norfolk, Va , Is in
the city visiting relatives and friends.
Bo B. H. Bunn left this morning
for Washington Citv.
A Good One.
The following is from the Greens
boro Record :
"We hear a right good story a
drummer got off on some Durham
boys the other day. The ucomraer
cial tourist" took dinner in Durham,
and happened to get at a table us
ually occupied exclusively by Dur
hamites. He had to move to another,
and in joking with the party, asked
if they 'filled up" the table. They
replied that they did, and that Dor
ham always filled np everything
wherever she went. The drummer
said he believed it in fact he knew
of one case of his own knowledge
Asked where, he replied "the Keeley
Institute at Greensboro." The bovs
let him alone then, and he finished
his dinner in silence ; but he don'
know whether he had better stop in
Durham any more or not."
A gentleman who was in a position
to know, told us this morning that
there was not as much liquor drink
ing in Raleigh now, by at least one
half, as there was ten years ago To
be pla n, he said th ,t there was twice
as much spiiits nsed hero ten years
ago R8 now.
The Granville drays, of Oxford,
passed through the city today on
their way to attend the encampment
at Wrightsvilie.
NO BOGUS testimonials, no bo
gus Doctors1 letters used to sell
HOOD'S Sarsaparilla. Every one of
its advertisements is absolutely true.
NEW AnVJiltTlNIIMENTS.
Fur Rent.
The desirable d-wellin house, 50 Fay-ette-'ille
stref t, is for rent by Sptember 1st.
For further informtuion apply to
LFOSENTHAL,
aul tf Greeaville, 8 C.
Sale of Land,
On Monday, the f th day of September,
1892, I will sell bv virtue of a mortgage
hereinafter Famed, at the court house door
in Raleigh, a certain tract of land situated
in Wake county, Panther Branch township,
adjoining lands of J J Young, Troy Britts,
Simeon Turner and others, known as Lvnn
B Parish laud and said to :ont in 100 acres.
Ako said Parish's interest in 12 acres ad
joining above named tract, both of which
are fully described in a mortjrage from Lynn
B Parish and wife, recorded in book 79, at
page 240, Register's oilice of Wake county-
Terms of s ue cash. Time of sale, 12 o'clock
m. W H PAUK,
uultds A tty for Mortgagee.
lust Ms Sale.
We will 'dose nur- ou entire line of Sum
mer Goods. Deieares and visitors to the
Convention will do el.', to call at our store
and examine our goo U and prices.
AT
f7C. A pair of Soys Knee Pants or
II Sbirt Waist.
2C. A Nice Office Coat.
3 QO. A fine Negligee Shirt reduced
' from 50c.
AC. Will buy any Straw Hat in the
f)f House, no matter the cost.
OftC. Will buy any Light . Colored
' Stiff Hat, no matter the cost
QQC. Will buy a Child's Suit, former
J V price 2 50 and $2.
(2 "I QO Will buy a tine pair 8hoes, forni
tfH L .O J er price $3, 2 60 and J 2f
O O K Will buy any Suit, former price
OJ,Jt) 20, 18 and 15.
R0SEN1 HAL CL0TDING COT,
305 Fay etteville St, opp Post Office.
from the b-ad effects of the Li Grippe
THIS WEEK
FfilCB LIST
Lame Back. Kidnev and Liver disease. Rheumatism, Iu
dierestion. Dyspepsia, anv kind of weakness, or other di?-
J!!- Wll. EjiVilAiiNi'Sil:-
RALEIGH, N. C,
Fucsesaor to Evans A Martin.
MANUFACTURER OF
Carriages,
Baggies,
Special attention given to repairing of all kinds,
The best work is always the cheapest. And this can be found at the
northwest corner of Morgan and Blount
FRAIZER Cart Shaft in Stock.
X. I EBERHARDT,
(Successor to Phil. H Andrews), Dealer in
(Coal aind Wood,
Co ;t II annul Wood,
Yard west end Harsrett street. Telepbon 140.
Offlce, 133 Fayetteville street.
RALEIGH, N,
STOP HOI1
nici oitr. IT IS
TOO LATE!
THE BEDAL GOLD CURE INSTITUTF,
AT RALKICH, N C,
is now open for the treatment of
Liquor, Opium, Morphine or Tobacco Habit.
Cure Guaranteed in Three Weeks.
The Safest, Sun-si and Best.
PRICE $60
Board and Itoom $5 per WeeK.
Tobacco Habit Cure only $5.
N. B Broughton, I Dr. J. H. Baker,
President Pnysician iu Ch'ge.
IBEDAL GOLD CURE INSTITUTE,
Rakig , N. C.
Jul29-lm
BID BARGAINS!
. -AT- -
WHITING BROS.
89 Pair Slippers for Ladies, in odls and
ends, to be closed at and below cost.
95 Pairs Men shoes, worth from 13.50 to
fO.Orf', oldsand ends, to be closed out at 2.50
and 13.00.
UMBRELi AS CHEAP !
BOYS' AND OHILDRhN'8 CLOTHING
at cost for the next 60 wya, to make room
and clean up for fall stock.
Some B g Bargins Men's Suits
to lose out odd lots.
STRAW HATS
chei-, from 5 cents a-piece up to f 1.50.
Boys' Fur and Wool Hats from ."5 cents up.
Our r J9 Stiff Hats are the best 01. the mar
ket for the 1 rice.
Our f J .49 Shoe for Men is still ahead.
We can save yon some money. Call and
see for yon rself.
NO 110 EAST MARTIN STriEET
RALEIGH, N. C.
To take effect 8c.nday,Jnne,26th,189a
Traixxa moving Bortb.
No 88, No 84,
Stations. Mall train. Pas tf Mall.
Le Raleigh. It 26 am 5 00 pm
Wake. 18 04 5 88
Frankllotocu 12 28 5 58
Kittxell,
2 A 15
14 59 6 80
2 07 7 85 pm
2 45 815.am
Henderson
jLittleton,
Ar Weldon,
Traip movinc Sonta.
No 41, No 45,
Stations. Mail train. Past &Mail.
Le Weldon,
Littleton,
Henderson,
Kittrell,
PrankHnton,
Wake,
Ar Raleigh.
12 80 p m 6 80 a m
110 7 09
2 18 8H r
2 84 8 29 .
, 2 51 8 45 .
815 9 06
4 00pm 9 85a no
Louisbnrg Ra'iroad
. Train moving North .
No 88, Pass, No 8,
Stations Mail Bxpress.
Le Frankllnt'n, 8 00 pm 9 20am
Ar Louisbnrg, 8285 p m 9.55
Trains moving South.
No 41, Pass, No 9,
Stations. Mail A Ktpress.
Le LAnisbTiri?. t1 8' a m 5 00pm
Ar Franllnt'n, 12 05 p m 5 im
w SMITH, flupt
Wagons, etc.
streets.
Favirg mide all the money necessary to
reduce prce for the benefit of our customers,
we will sell a lot of nice pine wood for 1
per cord on yard, or II 50 delivered any
where in the city.
LIME SI 10 per bam-l.
LATHS 1 6i per 1,000.
Best on market. Lumber in plank, pro
miscuous width. $S M). Framing from $9 to
$'i per ', 00. Flooring and ceiling 112 Oti
14, 115 er 100.
Sash,- Door:,- Binds,
and Moulding reduced in same proportion.
B63t Heart Shinples '
al vays on hand We manufacture our own
material which enablei us to s. 11 at bottom
prices. Our motto is quick sales and suiuil
profits. jylf- if
Ellison Roy&ter Co,
SALE OF NOTES,
Accounts, Books, Claims and Demands by
an Ashigi.ee.
By virtue of authority conferredtbv a c r-
tain deed of assignment executed by Join"
VV Walker, trading under the name a:id I
stylt of the Oak ' lty Mai-utacturiag Com-1
puuy to ju 1 (.TocKer, on tne day oc
Juiie, 181X). aud duly recorded iu the odice of
the Register of 1'eeds lor Wake county, IM (',
in book 111, rages 727 et seu, 1 will, 011 .Mon
day, August 8U1, 18J2, sell at public auciion
to the highest bidder for casft, a lot of notes,
accounts, books and claims formerly belong
ing to the safd John W Walker. A lull and
complete li.-.t of these notes aud accounts can
be seen by calling on the undersigned at his
place of business, jso 9 East Hargett street,
in the city of Raleigh, N C, at any time be
fore the day of sale.
Place of sale, county court house door,Rol
eigli, N C Time of sale, 12 o'clock m
H H CROCKER, Assignee.
Haywood & Haywood, Attorneys. J 18 td
Mortgage Sale.
BY VIRTUE of a mortgage executed by
Isham Smith and wife, recorded in the ot
fice of the Register of Dee is of Wake coun
ty in book 110, page 244, 1 will sell at public
auction for cash, at the court house door in
the city of Raleigh, N. C. on the 9th day of
August. 1892, at 12 o'clock m. the lot of land
situated on Elm street in said city, adjoin
ing the lots of Dr James McKee, A. B. For
rest and T. L Love, fronting 52 feet on El. 11
street and extending back 210 feet.
T K. PURMKLL.
Assignee and attorney for Mortgagee.
Valuable Property lor hale.
Having obtained an Oraer of court to sel
publicly -any portion "of the red estate of
Mary Morehead, deceased, this is to give
notice to any who may desire to purchase
any of toid real estate to "apply to the undezj
signed. If a sufficient off .r is made to justi
fy the placing of any of saia real estate upon
the market tne same will be done ff - due
advertisement; of the ti ne and place 0. sam.
JNO T. PUJ LKS:
el4 2m' s ' H . ' Admr. $ , ;
"mn MW WewlllTHUl bills, ,1
OPIUWHOT SPRIIiGS
iifirnfl 1 AndChtraeaoFet
It elnedto WPIVM HABIT,5 which In
eTd thi Ljnl ot Opium, Jtorphtoe.
Seem
Grea
r
NOT EXACTLY, BDT ALUOST
, AToyeT,
Valley City fHillrg Co's .
FAMOUS B BAUDS
Pafent- Roller- P.ocess- Flour.
w.c. & y. mm.
GROOEES
Bakers and Gindj Mannfactnreis
To Thoroughly'Introcracei-
Offer t the Consumer one car load of th
Valley City Milling s lamous brands
of Flour at the following
LOW PRICES:
Roller Champion
Highest Grade Flour Made
Bbls.
Special Price f 6 Oil Regular Price t6 50
i BDl Belts.
" ' 13 00 ' "13 25
1-16 BblScks.
it 4o .. goo
LILY WHITE.
Better than the Best Flour sold on this mar
ket. Bbls.
Special Price 5 75 Regular Price 16 25
i bbl bcks.
" " 2 90 ' t315
i Bbl Scka.
" " 150 " " 1160
116 Bbbl 8cks.
" " 4L)c " " 45o
SHOWFLAKE.
The Equal of the Best brands.
Strength and Whiteness Combined.
Bbls.
8pecial Prices $5 25 Regular Price
i Bbl Sacks.
.. . 265 " "
1-16 Bbl Bcks,
11 ti it it
f75
12 90
40c
RELIANCE
Standard Family Flour
Bbls.
Specinl Price $ 75 Regular Price $5 00
i Bbls Scks.
" " $2 40 " 1 2 50
1)6 Bbl Scks. .
80c " " 35o
REMEMBER 1
We guarantee the quality better and the
Prici s Lower than any Flour sold on this
market.
REMEMBER I
We gu ran tee evry package of Flour sold
by us of the Valley City Mil a brands to
prove entirely satisfactory to the customer.
REMKMBER1
These prices hold good for one car load
only. Jy22tf
PAHACtA SPBIUGS HOTEL
The oil harris mansion has been
thoroughly cleaned and newly furn
ished and nicely adap ed for a quiet
in 11.. t . m t 1 1 a
Domeuae restiux piace lor lnvauoa.
The curative properties of the water'
is unsurpassed by any in the country.
If ailing from any diseases of
I THE HKIN, f
-1- : '
STOMACH, j
I LIVES I
o o
OR KIDNEYS,
o o
this is the place to come and be cured
where the fare is good and prices
moderate.
A, J. JONES,
Proprietor,
Panacea Springs, N. O.
For Infant and Chlldrwa.
Caatoria promotes TOgeaitoa, and
vcomes Flatulency, Constipation, dour
I ch Diarrhoea, and Feverishneaa,
X1raf the child is rendered health; and Its
tleer natural. Castoriav contains no
tf orpnine or other narcotic property. .
-Oastorla so well adapted to ehlMrin tU
I reoommend it Mf Terior toany prescript
known to me." ' . H. A. AaoHaa, M. V. -w
111 8outh f ford 8t, Brooklyu, S. T.'
"1 aOMtiorl iA mr. practJoe, and find H
cMcialbr adapted . affecfloBfc of children. "
.TTATr"rrr-lljji RofclRTSOK, M. D-
Jata Ave., ew tot.
' ' FTon . )crsi)nsu now ieagv svnu iimuu
1 I oata aa) ihat.Castoria b an excellent medlcin
for children, acting a a laxative and relievinft
the pent up bowel anf general! system Tery
ir cnuur
much. Many mower nave toki iu im
- -.11- tinA ltAl Ah(Mmn.n
ft.'1-, r-.tui O-vunr . tl Murrav Bt t, t 1.
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