v
State Hoard of tte&Uli
There Is do more Important Instltd
tion for good in oar midst than the
ST. O. BUte of Health and every,
thing In connection with It is of the
utmost Important to oor people. By
the death of Dr. ThomaF. Wood, of
Wilmington, the State lost a most effi
cient public servant and a most useful
man. Dr. Richard H. Lewis, our well
known fellow citizen was appointed
secretary in placof Dr. Wood and hs
has thought proper efter paylog a
beautiful tribute to his predecessor,
to print the following:
In taking up this work I frel that It
would be well to remind the people
of the State that the Bo ird of Health
was created for their benefit for the
purpose of acquiriog and distributing
as thoroughly as possible, inforiua.
tlon and instruction as to the best
means of preventing disease Au
citizen of the State therefore desiring
such Information woulc' confer a fa
vor by writing to the secretary, who
would cheerfully answer his Inquiries
The subject of pre-eminent, interest
at present is the epi lernlc of cholera
threatening oar country. The boar-1
has watched he indications with
sleepless eyes, and bi8 given the sub
ject the most thoughtful coneid rt
tiou, but it'has not deemed the dan
ger Imminent enough at any time to
justify pu lications which wn'ilci
probably excite and alarm unne cea
sarily many of our people. The dan
ger is daily growing less, and the
board does not anticipate any trouble
during the coming wiuter, but fears
the awakening in warm weather of
spring of the germs which may slip
into the country during the cold
weather, when the vigilance ot the
health officers at our ports is liable to
be relaxed Should its fears b justi
fled, the people ma rest, satisfied that
it will exhaust every uieaus within its
power to keep it out, of our State.
From time to time tin- secretary pro
poses to publish ia all the papers in
the State kind enough 10 print them,
short practical articles on oiatters re
lating to the preservation of health.
Ia the meantime, if yon need infor
mation or advice on such subjects
write to
Richard H. Lkwis, Heo ,
Raleigh, N. 0.
The Centennial.
The cotrmittee on program have
agreed on the following:
TUK8DAY, OCT: 18
10:00 a. m. Grand Civic and Indus
trial Procession to 8tate
Fair Grounds, Col. J. M.
Heck. Chief Marshal.
7:33 p
m. Centennial exrcises at the
hall of the House of Repre
sentativee, including read
ing of the Centennial Prize
Poem, by Capt. C. B. Den
son. Oration by Hon. Kemp
P. Battle, LL. D
WEDNESDAY, OCT. 19.
m. Grand Display of Fir s
works.
THURSDAY, OCT. 20.
7:00 p
4 00 p.
m. Laying the Corner Stone
of the Uoniedsrate monu
ment (if circumstances per'
mit).
FRIDAY, OCT. 21.
10:00 a. m Grand Military Parade
and Prize Drill.
8:00 p.
m. Centennial Ball,costumes
of "Ye Olden Times."
By order of the committee on pro
gram. J. B. POGUE,
A. A.. THOMPSON,
N. B BROUGHTON,
C. G. LA TA,
S. A ASHE.
LOCATION OF ALARM BOX.
No. 12. Folk and East Streets.
13- Johnson and Halifax Streecs.
14. North and Person Streets.
15. Elenton and East Streets.
21. Morgan and Blount Streets.
23. Wilmington and Martin Streets
24: Davie and Bloodworth Streets.
25. Wilmington' and South Streets.
26. Hargett and Swain Streets.
27. Blount and Cabarrus Streets.
212. Fayetteville and Harge t Sts. .
214. Hargett and Bloodworth Sts
31. Davie and Dawson Streets.
82. Hillsboro and West 8treets.
84. Lenoir and McDowell Streets.
35. Hargett and Dawson Streets.
86. South and Harrington Streets.
87. Hargett and West Streets.
4. Water Tower.
41. Dawson Street, between Jones
and Lane Streets.
42. Halifax and Edenton Streets.
43. Jones and Saunders Streets.
45. Firwood Avenue opposite Cot
ton Mill.
47. florth Street, West of Salisbury.
Don't let political matter! engage
all our attention to the detriment
of the SUte Fair and Centennial.
It has been suggested that our la
dles put on the Centennial colors.
This will cause a general interest In
the matter
The Raleifh wheelmen have been
iuvited to join the grand Centennial
.recession in a body. The boys will
ui.keaQne show with their wheels
trimmed in Centennial colors.
Mr. Peter A. Wilson 8r. who died in
Winston last Sunday morning was on
two ocean ons chosen a member of the
General Assembly from Forsyth
county. He was a munh loved citi
z n and 66 years old.
lIO OTHER Sarsaparilla has the
careful personal supervision of the
proprietor in all the details of its prepa
ration as has HOOD'S Sarsaparilla.
Fish ''ealer : "Can I sell you a
nice preen turtle today, mam f Mrs.
Newbride: "No; but if you've any
ripe ones Til take a couple 11
' Did you see Mr. Legbread, the
cricketer, gazing so intently at his
ki hsr of whiskey last night?" "Yes;
I hupp 'se he was trying to get his
eye on the ball."
"Mothers
Friend"
makes child birth easy.
Colvin, La., Sec. 2, 1886. My wife used
MOTHER'S FRIEND before her third
confinement, and says she would not be
without it for hundreds of dollars.
SOCK MILLS.
Sent by express on receipt of price, 1,50 per bot
tle. Book " To Mothers " mailed free.
BRAOFIELD REGULATOR CO.,
ron W jT ALL DRUdaiSTS. ATLANTA, OA,
MP.W ADVERTISEMENTS.
METROPOLITAN HILL,
ONE
NIGHT ONLY, SATURDAY,
OC1. 8TH.
W. C. ANDERSON'S
UNIQHK COMEDIANS IN THE GREAT-
. US run AL.L MUBJUAL.
COMEDIES
6$;two old cronies 99
Uunder the management of Geo 8 Sydney.
An entire flew company.
V. M Ryan. ) Two Old The Professor
JohnSheehan, ) Ceonies. O'DonovanDuff
GDSSIE HART, as Pelly Bristles,
Supported by a First Class Company.
NEW SCENERY! NEW COSTUMES!
New Songs! New Music!
NEW JOKES! NEW DANCES!
Everything New and Sparkling!
Dress Goods.
Knf C Are displaying an elegant line
PfT7 "oinneana medium
U U -ZEPALL - TlILLINERY-
which cannot fail to attract your attention
We also have a saperb stock of Dress
Goods consisting of
TKOAD Cloths, Storm Serges, ladies
JjCloth. Sacking, Plaids, Flannels, Robes,
T?ANCY Suitings, Camels Hair, Tricots,
X and black Henrietta uioths and Trim
mings to match. A great bargain in
White Blankets,
at 99c a pair. All our goods will be sold at
the lowest prevailing market prices. Buy
ing as we do all our goods for cash only we
are connaent tnat we can save you money
by doing your dealings with us.
N.Y. Dry Fools & Millinery Bazar
oo3 211 Fayetteville street.
Noticed Saleoi Land
By virtue of power conferred in a deed of
trust executed bv Edward Smith aud bis
wife, Susan, I will sell for cash at public
auction, at the court house door of Wake
county, at 12 o'clock m, on Monday, the 7th.
day oi Novemoer, iyz, a certain tract oi
land in Raleigh township, lying on the east
side of Beaver Dam road and running back
200 feet, adjoining the lands of Larkin 8 Hall
and Bib Matthews and fully described in
the office of the Register of Deeds of Wake
county, book 100, page 760
ocftds J N HOLDING, Trustees.
NoticeoiSaleof Land
Under and by virtue of power conferred
in a deed of trust executed by S P Gill and
wife, Virginia N Gill, recorded in the office
of the Reeister of Deeds of Wake county.
ook 68, page 596, I will sell for cash, at
public auction, at the court house door in
Raleigh, N C, at 12 o'clock m, on Monday,
the 7th dav of November. 1892, a certain
tract of land in Raleigh towrship, Wake
county, and fully described in sa'd I'eedof
trust, and lying between the Triboro road
and the road leading by the Oakwood ceme
tery, and adjoin! lg the lands of Mrs Marga
ret Ferrall, N V Dei-ton and J M Heck, con
taining 92 acres. W H PACE,
oc5tds Atty of Mortgagees,
J!!- WiL EIIVItAIINIISH;
RALEIGH, N. C.
Successor to Evans & Martin.
MANUFACTURER OF
Baggies,
Specia' attention given to repairing of all kinds'
Tbe best work la always the cheapest. And this can be found at the
northwest corner of Morgan and Blount
FRAlZEft Cart Shafts In stock.
For the Legislature.
I am an Independent canlidate for a
seat in the Senate in the next Genrril As
sembly from Wake county.
oc3't G 8 PATTERSON
Notice.
The stockholders of the North Carolina .
Watron Companv. are hereby called to mee. 1
at the factory of said company in the city of j
Kateieh, on Monday, tne wtn day oi Ucto- :
ber. 18U2. at 10 o clock a m. The said meet
ing U called for the purpoe of consultation
about the affairs and best interest of the com
pany. W G UPCHURCH.
uct 1st, 1832. resident.
Don't be a Goose
And buy elsewhere before vou look
around you might lose money by
not looking over our Stock of
LADIES, MISSES,
CHILDREN'S, MEN'S,
AND BOYS SHOES.
Olir Strtfilr ia Vraah nnr flftrlna "Katwr
Prices low down and our sales greater
this season than ever before.
Childrens School Shoes a specialty.
WHITING BMS.
A NEW STORE.
Ceo. H. Sears & Co.
No. 14 East Hargett Street,
This dav open a Commission House for
the sale at. wholesale and retail of all kinds'
of gieengroceries, including vegetable, fruits,
Ac, and will make
FISH, '.OYSTERS,
POULTRY, ASfD
GAME IN hEASON
Specialties. The first oysters of the sea
son arrive today, fresh aad tine Special at
tention will be given to all orders for goods
in these lines. Prices are to be moderate.
both wholesale and retail, and consignments
of goods for sale are solicited.
sepllm
CONFECTIONS
AND
OMR - Slid.
Our Confections all fresh.
Our Oyster Saloon for ladies end gentle
men is a cosey retreat where the best oys
ters are served in the most attractive styles.
Families supplied with fresh oysters on
short notice.
ATelephono No 102.
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v-LL-c-rV i'Xl JU X KJ vJLi
TV
RICI
BAKERY
m mmn
Wagons, rtc.
streets.
C. H. ANDERSON,
NO. 5 HARGETT STREET, v
Si LI 11 I? Si My .entire stocK oi Bnoes
UJLJlskj wr tne iau ana winter nas
arrived. O TTVTO Mv Drices are very
low.
LaOXJLWJLJOdiea nice fine XAi
Button Shoes CTjrM7C for $1 35 to
$2 3.. These I
goods are
worth I' 7o to $3 00.
and children's shoes
CTJYVCC Miss
kJJLLVjL'O
pro
portionately cheap. I alsoO TT"T? C!
sell the best $3 gntlemen'sOXlVy JliO
IN THE CITY.
I sell Miles' hand sewed shoes at 15. Also
hue of Gents Furnishing Goods, nice
Lamb's Wool Socks
Country knit. Bii
PRINTS and GINC
t assortment of DRESS
til AM. Latest styles
C. H. ANDERSON,
No. 5 Hargett Street.
Coal & Wood.
We have in stock and constantly coming
HAEDpA T of all sizes.
SOFT Vjii.li of the most
POPULAR AND ECONOMICAL
kinds, including
-RUSSELL CREEK 0
GAYTON
LUMP
ESQ 0
The best coal for domestic use for the
prices to be hand in the country.
Pocahontas Steam
Coal is universally acknowledged to be the
best ever produced in reach oi this section
Car loads to any depot direct from nines.
Having been in the ioal. business for the
past fifteen years and studying the subject
and tne wants oi tne customers, we nave se
cured the best and cheapest.
OAK AND PISE WOOD,
long and cut, atbottom prices.
JONESPOVfVELtx?
Telephones 41 and 71,
RALEIGH, N . O.
F. B. Q.
trade mark registered.
II
We have placed the above Celebrated Tailor-made
clothing on sale. It is the best made
goods modern skill and science can accom
plish. There is no superior to them We
have them in all grades from
815.00 TO 830.00
In HAT3 we have the latest shapes,
prices for Nobby Goods are
from II 53 to 85 00.
Our
In neukwjcar our 25 and ou cents am,
beauties. Theieare yet some left v;
to be closed at 17 cents. iy.
m Hdve neuiKiuuQi'fiu lub mm
'm
TIT LM.L1 1 fW Damh TTIbT-ITifn n . VTrtvV fl
which will be told at 29, 39, 49 and . J
89 cents These goods are
worth twice the monev. . . ;
t Boy's and Children's 8DIT3 in abundance.
I Prices from II 2! to 110.
ROSENTHAL CL0TBING CO'
: 305 Fayetteville St. opp Postoffloe.
I,
t
FII1ESTBEYQHD QUESTIO
Everybody- :
Everybody who sells Flour cla!mj to sell the
oew out
E VERYB0DY
Can rot make the Best Prices for the Best
Flour.
WE CAN
And will give you the Best Floar and Best
rnoes
Price and Quality Guatanteed.
W C A B f-TRONACU
Miller's Agents-
Famous alley City Mill Flours.
Roller Champion,
L.UV wmie,
Snow Flake,
Reliance.
$4.50, $5,
35.50, 86
Bbbla, J, i, 1-8 and 1-16 bbl scks.
Sole Agents also for
Famous Lucile and Satisfaction
B-ands of
Bbls, 1-2, 1-8 and 1-16 bbl scks.
HECKER'S
New Self-Raising Graham
and Buckwheat Flour.
31b pekgs 25c, 61b pckgs40c
HECKER'S
New Partly Cooked Oatmeal,
Tbe Best and Cheapest
2Cc pekgs, 3 pekgs 60c
Hecker s Farina.
LEGCETT'S
New Wheat and Oat Flakes
Cracked Whent and Oats
21b Pekgs-
W.C. k 0. ST1M,
a QROOBES
Bakers and Candy Manufacturers
Best Bread in tbe State,
Only Purest and Best Materials Used.
Groceries.
In addition to a general stock of first class
goods, where you can get anything in the
grocery line at reasonable figures, dolivered .
at your door, we (call you attention to one
cgIc b r&tccl
Fin jjamsBRKAKFA8TStr1P8L
Our lai
?e assortment of
SUCH AS '
Mullets, Mackerel, Cut and Roe Herring, -and
Farnilv Flour
from 12 25 up.
FOR A NICE BSEA KF AST try some of onr
Prepared Buckwheat.
'A. r oi an tne aoove as weu as au your
FEJS, CHEESE. CRACKERS,
BUTTER. SALT, MEAL,
and all the little condiments to season a '
first class breakfast, dinner or supper, call
and have your groceries-promptly delivered
at your residence. ' ,
W; R. NEWSOM.
sel3 - ZLl Soutn Wilmington St.
I
lit.
Faviri
made all the. money necessary to
reduce pi
ce ior tne penent or our customers.
we will sell a lot of nice
ine wood for 81
per cord on yard, or II
where in the city. ,
delivered any
LIME II 10
barrel.
. LATHS II
per 1,000.
Best on market.
Lumber in plank,
0. Framine from I
, pro
19 to
miscuous width. 18 N).
. Ill per l.noo. Flooring and ceiling 112 50,
114, 115 per 100.
Sash,- Doo.F3;- ' Blinds,
and Moulding reduced in same proportion.
Choice Family
Urea
Hie
Best Wl' Shingles-'
' '" r ".-' ;, f. r, i - .i ' - :.
alvays on hand We manufacture our own
material which enables us to sell at bottom
prices. Our motto is quick sales and small .
profits. ,-A , , jvlottj
Ellington Royster Co. :