Registrars.
The following are the registrar for
the several towns! p la Wake county
for the eoming eleetloo:
Barton's Oreek
Hatehloi stoe, O. H Moneybara,
Roger' store. W Blwisoe.
Buckhorn J. B Council.
Cary E. D. Yates.
Cedar Fork
Pollard's. A. 8. Pollard.
MorrisTille, J H. Gibson.
Hclly Springs -J C. Bllentlne.
House's Creek
Harris1 store Hiil Ma-wey.
Edwards1, 8ion H 8mith.
Little River
Wakefleld, J. A. Kemp,
Mitchell's Mills, R. C. Mitchell.
Mark's Creek W. H. Hood.
Middle Oreek-J D. Ballentine.
Nense Rier B P. Harp.
New Light-Robertson's-
John P. Beck
Stony Hill W. H Lassiter.
Oak Grove -Sol J. Alln.
Panther Branch
Myatt's m Us, M A. Partio
Township House Q. P. Partin
St. Mary's Thos Johns.
St Matthews
Wilder's Grove, P. P. Williams,
Milbarnie, O. L Hinton
Swift Or 'ek-P R Gray.
Wake Forest
Forest ille. G E. Gill,
Rolesville, Dr. L B. Young.
White Oak
Apax, J L Burns,
Hillard's, A. C. Council.
Raleigh
1st Ward, Frank Stronach,
21 " B F. Woijble,
3d ' J Y MacRae.
4th W. W Parish,
5'h " Robt. Simpson,
Outside East, G F. Kennedy,
Outside West, T. D. Watson.
Died.
Yesterday afternoon at 5:45 o'c'ock
after a long rinesp, Mr Benjamin J.
Parkinson, in the 61th year of his
ae The remains were taken to the
family burial pl ue in tli9 couDtry for
interment
At the residence of Mrs J F Jor
dan, ffi5 East Hargett street, at 5
o'clock this morning, Miss Sallie J
Jordan, sister of the late Mr. James
F. Jordan, in the 75th year of her
age. The funeral will take place
from the residence at 9:30 a. m to
morrow.
Annulled.
Last December Davidson county
held an election which was carried to
issue bonds for the extension of the
Roanoke and Southern Railroad from
Winston Salem via Lexington. At
the last session of the Davidson com
missioners the bonds wore annulled
on the grounds that the rail-oad au
thorities had failed to comply with
their part of the contract of not
Luiidiog the road.
errtredB® SiGOOH seq sb nopti
-udajd sji josrrejap qj uj jojaudoid
aqj jo noisiAjadns reuo&isd mjaro -aqj
wqeni-redKLres U3HJLO OlVl
Tj the Public.
Correspondence of Visitor.
Unfortunately for oar cause most
of our speakers are billed for Satur
day. Our nominee here for Vice
President Dr J B Cranflil will speak
here next Saturday night Sept 24th
in Metropolitan Hall at 8 o'clock p m
All persons however that appreciate
a good speech for temperance moral
ity and the cause of home, peace and
prosperity will avail themselves of
this opportunity; the cDuuty candi
dates will speak at the Court House
Saturday night Oct. 1st at 8 o'clock
After this from time to time we will
have speaking bv our nominee for
Governor Dr. J M Templeton and
others aud especially the fij&x of
North Carolina that distinguished
gentleman J H South gate of Dur
ham The publ c cordially invited
to all these speakings Especially
ladies.
H. J. DOWRLIi.
Chairman.
Voung Mothers!
We Offer Tou a Itemed
which Xneuree Safety to
1
Zife of Mother and Child.
1
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MOTHER'S FRIEND
XLobe Confinement of its
Pain, Horror and HUk.
Attnrualngnnebottioof " Mother's Friend I
Buffered but little puiu.uud liiduotexperlenaMiat
wo"ki! afterward UHual 1 uch caiefc-HEl.
Akkiu Oaob, Lamar, Mo., Jan. 15th, UVL
' Bent by express, charges prepaid, on receipt ot
Drtoe, $IM per bottle. Book to Mothers mailed tree.
BBADFIELD JtEGCIiATOO CO.,
ATLANTA OA,
fOW 6V AU.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Coal & Wood.
We have
ntly coming
'.Vc0 COALS!
the tuoit
POPULAR AND ECONOMICAL
kinds including
RD88KLL CREEK 0
GAYTON 0
LUMP - 0
EGG 0
The best coal for domestic use for the
prices to be hand in ihe country.
Pocahontas Steam
Coal is universally acknowledged to be the
beat ever produced in reach of this section.
Car loads to any depot direct from nines i
Having been in the oal business for the
past fifteen years and studying the subject
and the wants of the customers, we have se
cured the best and cheapest.
OAK AD PINE WOOD,
long and cut, at bottom prices.
JONES&POWELL
Telephones 41 and 71,
RALEIGH, N. C.
C. H. AHDERSOH,
NO. 5 HARQETT STREET
LOW
PRICES
TELL THE
NEWS
SHOES
8 HOES
SHOES
SHOES
Our sales in Ladie-', Misses
and Children's Fine Shoes for
the past week have been entirely
satisfactory.
NEW GOO D3
N1W GOODS
NEW GOODS
S&WGOOD3
NEWGO'D3
NEW GOODS
I am opening new goods
in this line daily, but I
will continue these special
sales for one week longer
as I need the room for
ne v stuffs.
SCHOOL
SCHOOL
SCHOOL
SCHOOL
SCHOOL.
SH)E
SHOE!
SHOES
SHOES
8HOE3
SHOES
--v "uuM see
ui ii..o o School
SUon n.'ore buying
else viiere as I am pre
pare I in this line to
save you big money.
SCHOOL
DRESS PRINTS I A beautiful lin9 of
DRESS PRINTS I Dr ss Prints jnst ar-
DRESS PRINTS rived.
Gentj Shirts, Collars, Cuffs, Ties, &c, &o .
C. H. ANDERSON,
No. 5 Hargett Street.
s7 Next to W B Mann & Co s Grocery Store.
Don't think we can't fit you. Just give
us a trial and we will open your eyes. See
our 11 19 Derby Hats. They are a hummer.
It is hard for us to keep the sizes in stock
WHITINC BROS.
A NEW STORE !
Geo. H. Sears & Co.
No. H East Hargett Street,
This day open a Commission House for
the sale at wholesale and retail of all kinds
of gieengroceries, including vegetable, fruits,
&c, and will make
FISH, JOYSTEBS,
POULTRY, AND
GAME IN
Specialties. The first oysters of the sea
son arrive today, fresh and fine Special at
tention will be given to all orders for goods
in thee lines. Prices are to be moderate,
both wholesale and retail, and consignments
of eoods for Bale are solicited.
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J!!- Wis. E!!Vi!A)iW!!S
t
RALEIGH, N. C.
Successor to Evans Martin.
MANUFACTURER OP
Carriages.
Baggies,
Special attention given to repairing of all kinds,
The best work is always the cheapest. And this can be fonnd at th
northwest corner of Morgan and Blount
P K&lZEK Cart Shafts in Stock.
LOOK
AT
THESE
PRICES,
Befoie Yob Spand Your Mow
Elsewhere
AT
-J and of our former 25 or 35 cents Scarts
1 1 or Pour-in-Hand. (Look at window
display.)
070 any of our former 50 or 75 cents Neg
O i ligee Shirts.
-I any of our former $2 50 Boy's
ltiSuits.
OO any of our former 20, $i7 50 or
J J $ '5 Suits.
We call especial attention to "ur new in- I
coming Children and Boy's uits.
PA.RESTS will do w-11 t" examine our
stock. .
It is complete in every repp t
Thousands of peonle will testify to our
merits of selling sterling qualities at low
prices.
Our Mr Rosenthal is new in New York to
complete the fall purchases.
EMhEN'HlL CLOTHING CO Y,
305 Fdyetteville 8t. onp Postoffice.
Sale of YaluaMe Real Estate,
By authority of a consent ju igment of the
Superior Court of Wake county in an acMon
entitled W K Davis and N P Jones, Ex' n,
and others vs Louisa L 'osby ana others,
entered for the purpose of making 'isaets to
pay oerain legacies and charges st forth in
a judgment in cue af oresaid action. I will, as
adminis'rator of Mary ; A Morehea, d
ceased, and as comrnbsioner on Monday, 3d
day of October, 1892, at twelve o'clock n.,
at ttie court house door of Wake county, sell
Is the highest bidder the following described
real rotate belonging to the estate of said
Mary 1. MoreheaV, deceased, tc-wit:
First The lot on Payetteville street, now
occupied b John S Pescud as a drug store
fronting 28 feet on Favftteville street and
running buck 210 feet to Salisbury street, be
ing part of lot No. 163 in the plan of the city
of fiaieigh.
8econd That city block in --he city of
Baleigh, bounded on the North by Jones
street, on the East by East street, on the
South by Edenton street and on the West
by Blood worth street, and now occupied by
Morson & Deoson's school, containing two
acrea.
Third A tract of land, four miles north of
the cfty of Raleigh, adj fining the lands of
Mrs Kimborough Jones' heirs and others,
and known as the Crabtree or Tavern tract,
containg 663 acres, according to survey, and
is particularly described in a deed from B.
S. King to R Smith, book 12. page 454,
Register of Deeds' office for vVake county.
This tract of land contains a large quantity
of timber, original growth.
Fourth A tract of la d lying near the
western corporate limits of the city of Ral
eigh, on the south side 0 Rocky branch,
known s the Williams tract, adjoining the
land of PnllAn PnrV I M Uimlr .nrf nthon
containing 277i acres', according to survey of
r oeyers, surveyor, in isa. rarncumriy
described in a deed from James L Williams
and others to B Pmith, bo-)kl7, page 171,
Register of Deeds' office for Wake county.
The last three parcels of the above described
lands will be divided to suit pnrcb is ts
Maps of the property Bbowing aivisions can
be seen by applying to undersigned.
Terms of sale, one-third cash, balance six
months from sain dav. with interest ai 8 ntr
cent. Title reserved until purchase money ;
is pan. JUHB X. rvitLiKZt,
Adm'r and Com'r.
RALEIGH MALE ACADEMY,
MORSON & DENSON, Principals.
O. L. HAYWOOD, Assistant
The fourteenth annual session beu.a
Mondav, August 29th, 1892.
Pupils thoroughly prepared for codege or
for business life. For particulars address
Principals for catalogue. Augl83w
:
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Delivery
Wagons, etc,
streets.
STOP 111 :
tiFOttE IT 18
TOO LATE !
THE BEDAL GOLD CURE INSTITUTF,
AT RALEIGH, If. C,
is now open for the treatment of
Liquor, Opium, Morphine or Tobacco Habit.
Core Guaranteed in Three Weeks.
The Safest, Surest and Best.
IFJRICIE $60
Board and Rooui $5 per Week
To'mcco Habit Cure only $5.
N. B Bhcuwhton. v I Dr. J. H. Bakes,
President Pnyaician iu Ch'ge.
BE! V I. GOLD CURE INSIITDTE,
llalfigl-, N. C.
UIZ- 111
"""'6 i"3 .r. a., it. csmnn, a com
petent machine man. am prepared to do til
kinds of repairing and cleaning of Sewing
Machines Orders left at my i.ffice 21fl
Fayptieville street, will have. m y.
PROMPT
ATTEjNffJON.
v: ' -Hi v-- r,; i , writ
til ..i'l I'.-t-', ! !..('. :j:
I alsrhave the lteit. improved Noj 9 i
Wheeler -""Wiri
AND ALSO THE CELEBRATKD J
White Machines
For sale on EasyTvms. '
h. R. VYATT.
IT
Pavirg msde all the money necessary to
reduce price for the benefit of our customer
we will sell a lot of nice pine wood for l
per cord on yard, or $1 50 delivered any
where in the city.
LIME 1 10 per barrel.
LATHS fl6t) per 1,000. j
Beaton iniirU Tumk..:. .1 i !
Sash,- Dxr:,- Blinds,
and Moulding educed in same proportion.
B33i Haari Shinak
al vays on hand "Ve manufacture our own
material which enablei us to s 11 at bottom
pricta. Our motto is quick sales and small
profits. jy6M
Eiliton Rojster (Co,
iiWlfU
ma
Inancem
THE BEST, THE PUREST AND THE
CHEAPE8T
CO"W FE3J3D
Dairvmen and Cattle Feeders can nse. and
which will give mor- general satisfaction
than any other is
Combination Cooked Cow Fed.
As a milk and bolter Droducr. it stands
without a rival. It imparts a fine flavor to
the milk and improves the quality. Tt gives
25 tt 40 per cent, better results than bran
and other feed s'nffs. Bran makes thin,
watery milk, our f ed, tesides Increasing the
quantity, enriches it also almost cream it-
slf. '
Cattle eat it with relish, and it keeps the
cow health v ar & in good condition.
xnu leea is j ut np in no id ana lou id.
bags, and branded with our trade mark.
Full directions for use furnished.
GET THE GENUINE ! DO NOT BE DE
CEIVED ! BEWARE OF CHEAP
SUBSTITUTES !
OUR COMBINATION
HORSE FEED
STEAM COOK ED
Is in hieh favor and raining considerable
reputation as the HEbT FEED for Horses.
We nave many strou? testun -mala, but have
not space to insert here v
DO. YOU WANT TO ECONOMIZE?
Do you want to keep your etock in good,
thriving condition on less cost? Dj you
want to tave money? It is a waste of money
t j feed whole grain. No experienced ana
thrifty stock feeder will do it if hi can get
good feed. Your howe will keep fat,
healthy, and do n ore work on Combination
(Ground Feed, stean cooked, composed of
corn, oats, bailey and flaxseed meaL at a
considerable saving over anything else It
is guaranteed to be sou' d, pure and whole
some. Your stock will soon prefer it to any
thing else. Give it a fair trial.
FOR SALE BY-
w.c. k o. imm,
o-eociORS
Mm and Candy Manufacturers
In additi n to a gc -.era I stock of first class
good, where you can t? t' anything in the
grocery line at rtasouable figures delivered
at your dor o we call yn attention to our
celebrated
FRS 11 1M813 REAKFASTgTRIPa.
Our large assortment of
8UCH AS
Mullets, Mackerel, Cut and Roe Herring,
... and s.
Fa.mil v Flour
from 12 25 up. '
FOR A NICE B SEA KFAST try some of onr
Prepared Buckwheat.
For all the above as well as all your
LARD, BACON, 8UG A tt.TBA, (X)F
FEh;, CHEESE. OK ACKERS,
BUTTER. 8ATT. Mo,L.
and all the little condiments to season a
first class breakfast, dinner or supper, call
and have your groceries promptly delivered
at your residence. i.s u, ,
W. R. NEWSOM,
se!3 21 ( South Wilmington St.
NOTICE OF PDfilMilON.
Harriet Wilson, PI ff VWake Bup'r
i vs. . . . . 1 .Court to
John W. Wilson et al deft's ; Octoh'rTerm
To John W. Wilson. deiend"t j 1892.
You are hereby notified that tbe above en
titled action Las been commenced in the 8a
perior Court of Wake county; that the pu.
pose of stdd action is to enforce the equitable J
rights of the plaintL in and to a certain
tract of land in Barton's Creek township, in
said county described in a ceitain dedto
said John W Wilson from L Woodlief nd
wife; to have the land sold to discharge cer
tain mortgxge indebtedness to George W
Norwood and the residue paid to plaintiff. " "
The said John W Wilson is hereby notl-
dei to appear a the next term of Mid court
to. be held to the. court house at Raleigh, ou -'he
7th Monday after , the , 1st Monday in
September, 1892, (being October 2Uh, 1992,) 1
ind answer , or demur to the. complaint in.
.aid action which has been duly filed.
... JOHN W THOMPSON,
' Olerlr Wake Superior Oonrt.
BU8BEB A BUSBEE, Pl'ffs Attys. ael
Choice Family
Groceries
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