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lifts riStV.m it aerved lyoarrlerii
la tha city at -5 ceutt pr mouth,
payable to the 9arrter in 'ilvAuid.
) 'rice j for wlii'i,r- fa par ye-ir, or 1
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CommunWtious appearing to these
eolaraus are ba. the expressions of
the opinion of the correspondent,
writing the same, and they aloue tre :
sponsible, i
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lurormB yoa that your time la oat.
Address all orders and souHaanio
Mons to
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Kalelgh, N O
Local notices la this paper will be
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LBtr JiTj UutcuiiVriON.
ilAXKIGU. NOV. 4, 1892.
Eight States hive already well
equipped naval militia; and Penn
sylvania and Vermont will soon in
crease the number to ten.
According to the Chicago papers
Col. Ingersoll has been off ere 1 the
princely sum of $lM),O10 on signing
the contract for 150 lectures to be de
livered in different cities in the Uni
ted States. He declined the offer.
U. S. war vessels are again in
Charleston harbor. They are cot
there, however, to fight, but to par
ticipate in the ceremonies attending
the annual rejoicing over the preser
vation of that cit? from earthquakes
There is no doubt about the iutel.
lectual progress this country is mak
tag. The number of fool election
bets is smaller thau in ny previous
campaign.
either Americans are not open to
the charge of clanishness, or the Nw
York Herald circulates widely among
Russians. The Herald arranged i
prize competition between the Rus
sian cartoonist De Grim and Tom
Nast, who for theee many years has
been known as king of cartoonists,
its readers being the judges, and the
Bussian got 863 votes more votes than
Nast, and the prize, 12,000.
When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria.
When she was a Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss, the clung to Castoria.
When she had Children, she gave them Castoria.
Luther Springer, of Hancock, Me ,
owns a horse, whose days of useful
ness being over, he hired a man to
till him. The man, taking an axe,
started to lead the horse into the
woods, but after going some discance
the animal suddenly attacked the
would be slayer and, throwing him
down, trampled upon him and injur
ed him so badly that it is feared he
will not recover. At last accounts
the horse's prospects of living were
much better than the man's.
STATE NEWS
Dr. Templeton, the prohibition
candidate for Governor speaks at
Goldsboro Saturday afternoon at 1
o'clock.
The Goldsboro Storage and Ware
house Company, are erecting an ad
dltional large cotton warehouse to
supply their Increasing demand.
The Goldsboro Cotton Mill recent,
ly purchased by Mr L D Guiley,
will be started up the 10th inst , and
kept on full running Hire.
The Goldsboro Headlight says there
is considerable uneasiness emong our
farmers about their corn crops, as
there are many bugs inside the rhuck
that are completely destroying the
grain.
Dnring the month of October more
fish were sbippel over the A. & N. C
R. R. than ever during any one month
in the history of the road. The fith
industry at Moreheaa City and New
Berne has reached mammoth propor
tions says the Goldsboro Argus
It is now said that the ' ruction"
on the moon has something to do
with tbe warm weal hen
Th. r et taste and ability of a
you-g colored man of Diyton, O , at
tr c'e 1 the attention cf members cf
Hi vWfrttru Imociatloo of Writers
At the kt meeting there,, and Dr
Jvjis ewtou Uatthews, of Mason,
It's , write rourning him In the fol
lo v g appreciative Vt-io:
A in t.i h or two ago, wuile in D&y
ton, O , I Atteu'fed a meeting of the
western au:.ors. About half way
down the hufcrmal programme, the
presi iug i IB ;er announced the read
ing of poem by Paul Dunbar. Just
ttip name for a poet, tuojght I.
Great w.is the surprise of the audi
ence to see stepping lightly down the
aisl, between the rows of fluttering
fans am) the assembled b anty and
of Dayton, a slender negro lad, as
black as ihe core of Cheopx' p rauiid
He ascended the rostrum with the
conloefg and diguity of a cultured en
t rttluer, and delivered a poem iu a
tone 'as musical as is Apollo's lute."
He was applauded to the echo be
twpfu the stanzes, and heartily en
cored at the conclusion. He then
disappeared from the hall as sudden
ly as he had enterred it, and many
were the whispered conjectures as to
the personality of the man aod the
originality of his.verses, none believ
ing it possible that one of his age
and coljr c uld produce a thing of
such evident merit.
After repeated inquiries I succeed
ed in locating the rising laureate of
the colored i'ace, and called upon him.
He was an elevator boy in one of the
down towu business blocks. I found
him seated in the chair on the .lower
landing, hastily glancing at the July
Century and jotting down notes on a
handy pencil tablet. Not having
time to converse with me there, he
invited me into the elevator, and du
ring a few excursions from floor to
floor, I gathered from him the fol
lowing facts : His parents were both
slaves his father having escaped
into Canada from the south. His
mother is living in Dayton, and he is
supporting her and himself on the
pitiful fum of four dollars per week.
He is nineteen years ot age. In reply
to a question, he stated that he had
been writing rhymes since he was
thirteen. His favorite authors are
WhUtier and James Whitcomb Riley.
Indianapolis Journal.
ONE OP HAM'S JOKES.
Babe Boston's mule was sick and a
neighbor advised him to administer
calomel.
"How will I get it into bid ?" asked
Babe.
"Put it in a quill in his mouth and
blow it down his throat," responded
the neighbor.
The neighbor met him two or three
days afterwards. But was as thin as
a rail, looked right green, end was
all doubled up.
"What's the matter with you ?"
asked the neighbor,
Babe placed his hand pathetically
over his stomach, gave a sigh like a
blacksmith's bellows with a hole in it
and said :
"The darn mule blowed fust."
Mrs. Amanda Paisley"
V.tx many years an esteemed communicant of
Trinity Episcopal church, Newburgh, N. Y.,
nl'.vnys says ' Thank You" to Hood's Sar
fianlla. She sullered for years from Eczema
and Scrnfuln sores on her face, head and
ear-t. makinc; her deaf nearly a year, and affect
ing her sight. To the surprise of her friends
Hood's Sarsaparilla
Has effected a cure and she can now hear and
see as weil as ever. For full particulars of her
case send to C. I. Hood & Co., Lowell, Mass.
HOOD'8 PlLLS are hand made, and are per.
feet in condition, proportion and appearance.
iti m i 1
rgS" Young: Man j
J; t-"M-;y&i-lf'sjt& If you expect to keep ;
I; up with the procession if
i lE5122SSH' , . and make friends, keep i
i m VIRGINIA - i
j fJif CHEROOTS I
I are the PASSP0RT T0
,dSgg5S GOOD SOCIETY.
I POTT10CHH0W Rve mild, pure smokes !
for ten cents. 19 jj 1
lftlaia, Water.
FOR SALE BY
J. HAL BOBBITT,
SOLE AGENT FOR RALEIGH.
On Draught at 5o a glass or 40 cents a gallon, delivered to any part of citv.
-AND-
BEST ASSORTED
Line of
Toiiet -:- Articles
IN RALEIGH.
For Sale by
JVHal Bofrbitt
Smoke Sabarosa and Reina fflaria
OIG-AES .
STRICTLY 5 OENTS, AT
J. H AL BOBBITT'S:
Filled promptly and accurately at a'l hours, day or nisht, at!
J, HAL BOBBITT'S
The GR EAT SO DA FO
winter fhcftri
For sale by
Administrator's Notice.
Having this day qualified as administra
tor of the estite of Tibitha Mangum, this is
to notify all persons having claims against
the said estate to present the same to me on
or before October 29th. 1893, or this notice
will be pleadpd in bar of their recovery. All
persons indebted to said estate will make
payment at once.
i3 JAS S MANGUM,
Oct 29IM892f TiWtha MangUm' deC'd-
SI1IMGLES. Wi?
At my mill, west end Hargett streeton rail
road; will be pleased to sell
se21 am . LH ADAMS.
Caveats, and Tra'ie-Marks obtained, and all Pat-
v.. uj.i.i.cm uui.uuciea lor moderate Fees
?rJLFct 18 opPosiTE.u. S. Patent ornce
and we can secure patent w less time than those
remnrn from U.ch nfr(nn
Send model, drawing or photo., with descrip
tion. We advise, if patentable or not, free of
- uo im patent is securea, (
A Pamphlet, ' How to Obtain Pateo' " with?
cost of same in the V. S. and feign countries i
sent free. Address, , . J
C.A.SNOW&COJ
Opp. Patekt Orricc, Wtc ,, d. C.
A FULL STOCK OF
Pill Ai Fill i
ALWAYS ON HAND, AT
J. Hal Bobbin's.
UHTAIK B iYEE A (E
Summer
J. HAL BOBBITT.
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AZgfffHii 9 A STOW U B,
To take-eTect Sunday. Aug. 7th, 18S?
Traina miwlnp Kortb
No 88. No fl4,
Btatiuns. Mall trein. Fr & Mail.
Le Raleigh. 11 85 am 5 00 n w
Wake, 12 04 5 88
Frauklintoti. 12 28 5 58
KittrelL
,2 43
14 59
2 or
2 45
14
6 80
7 85 p n?
Henderson
Littleton,
Ar weidon,
8 15 e ir
Train movioc South.
No 41, No 45.
Stations. Mail train. Past &MaiI.
Le Weidon.
12 15 p ra
12 52
2 16
2 43 -8
00
8 21
4 05 p m
6 83 a id
Littleton,
Henderson,
Kittrell,
Franklin ton,
Wake,
At Ralelgb4
7 09.
814
8 29
8 45
9 06
0 45a n
Looistrarff Raroad.
Train j moving Nrfrth
x , No 83, Pass, No 8
Statiouf. Mail & Kxpresp
Le Franklint'n, 3 10 pm 9 2ian
Ar Ixulsbur(?, 8 45 p m ' 955
Trains moving South.
No 41, PaBB, No 9,
Stations. Mail A Express
Le TuiibTirar, 12 5 a m 5 85prr
Ar Franlint'n, 11 80 p m 5 00pm
W00DWORTH CITY !
In Cm liert ol the
Iron and Coal Dis
trictof Tennessee.
Tin;ate salubrious, rtver hot and tever
clit Umd unequalled loi ngticuiluial
p.rjosts, and imiiezal reacuroea unutilised.
1,'XX) Lu(bat
fJOoper Lot
8 O..
4 CO "
10 00 "
15.00
SO.tO
60 0 "
100 00 "
J5,XW "
WOODWOKTIK'JTY lies about 30 miles
rorth ot t'huiuu of. withiu a few iui!ea of
a Uuwou', the couuiy teat ot Oru.idy cvuu
ty, and ociwvea lracey Ut auit tue ccle
uratta ixeiehtba bp"iug, the batulOK" of
t ue buuh. It is iu tie ceiiue of the rapidly
developing coal aud irou uittrict tf leiie
sea, aui witiiLu its borde s are found coal,
iron, zinc, marble and aabfcjtoi. uh various
hard woods, such as oaic. chestnut, maple,
r-eacu, locust, hickory, ash, pine, cherry and
b ack walnut in abu joauce. The Village of
orueili, with several hundred inhabitant,
couiains Churches, fcchools, btorcs, kwt
v.ticebnd telegraph staiion, and a number
ot uiauufacturiug in(iutre, all "Ot which
0. j located on the proptriy and form part of
VV ood worth CUy.
The proceeds of the sale of these lots will
be usea to develop the mineral i&ourcee of
t ie property and build up a large and thriv
ing city Quuk apphction tor these lots
should oe Liude, as the right is reserved to
advance the price wiibont notice.
1'or further particulars apply to
R. C. LIVINGSTON, Agent,
712 DeKalb Avenue,
Brooklyn, N. Y.
Parties desirous of visiting and inspecting
this property can obtain special rat on the
new and most comf citable vetjsel afloat, of
ine Ocean bteamship Company. These
steamers leave JNew iork, Mondays, Wed-
1. t8days, Fridays and Baturdaj s, making a
delightful sea trip of
am houks 10 savannah,
VVhere immediate connections are made to
Chattanooga and
WOOD WORTH CITY
LIVINGSTON & SOX, Agents,
Ocean Steamship Co. of Savannah,
.No. 712 DeKalb Avenue,
Brooklyn, N. Y. s
it You Want
Money.
A cook,
A partner, r-.r
A bitua ion,
A servant girl, v
To sell a tarm,
To eeli a he use,
lo buy or sell etocK,
i ood board ing house,
To sell plantB or grain,
b-ll grocer es or drugs,
Sell household furniture
To make any farm loans',
Sell or trade for anything
Find customers for an v thing
Read and advertise? tht. Italeiga
EVENING VISITOR.
Alvertising obtains new cuscomers,
Advertising keeps old customers,
Advertising lioerally will pay,
, Advertising makes euceeet
Advertising exhibits piucK,
Advertising means "biz,"
i Advertise immediateit
Advertise constantly,"
v. Advertise regularly,
Advertise alwaya,
. -Advertise well,
AUVJiitTISE,
AT OiNUE,
NO WJI
mm
CURE
YOURSELF!
V17 -Ask your Drnmdaf .
DOtue of Bie il. Tha
fion-voiafmnu.a rA.. r .11 1
' the nnnatnrH'i'"'" '
private discuses of icen and the
debilitating weakness peculiar
to women. It cures in a. i'aw
I
aa' without the aid or
.Klidtj o! a doctor.
hi . " 4mon Curt.
unuumuiurea by
j ivang memical P
CINCINNATI, a
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The Det thins; in the Inl4 . Hats foi
QUE CENT
in the Philadelphia
RECORD
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$1 per year, di!-,
$8 pr year, omitt'ng Pundaya
For the Farmers rnd buRlness
mau tho Record haa no equal.
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