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HALKIUll, NOV. 20, 8S'i7
CITY IN UK IFF.
Mr. B. F. Montague is somewhat
better this morning.
The next term of the Federul Court
will be held at Charlotte, corninenc
log Deo. 13th.
The offerings at the Church of the
Good Shepherd on Thanksgiving
Day, amounted to $70.40
Mr Josiah Jones "ho has been in
Concord for a few weeks past has re
returned home, in quite feeble health.
We learn that the new arrangement
of the street car system is working
well, so far.
See advertisement of a new corner
store for rent near the Union depot,
also one large office and six nice rooms
for offices or bed rooms.
The papers in different sections of
the country give accounts of th me
teoric display last Wednesday night.
It seems to have been general.
It is not what its proprietors say
but what Hood's Sarsapatilla does
that tells the ftory of its merit.
Hood's Sarsapatilla curks.
Attention is directed to the adver
tisement of Mr. John A. Mills, who
announces oak wood at $3 25 per cord
Let those needing fuel take notice.
Let the merchants remember that
Christmas will soon be here, and, in
order to let people know what they
have it will be necessary to advertise.
Don't hide your lights under a meas
ure. Can't the house in which Andrew
Johnson was born be definitely fixed
and be removed to World's Fair at
Chicago. It would, at least, cause
some sensation.
We hope our friend, the Superin
tendent of the capitol, will use ef
forts to have another bell, placed in
capitol square, for use on all proper
occasions. It used to work well in
old times.
Some of our Brooklyn friends are
anxiously looking to the day when a
belt line of electric railway will ruu
through that suburb. It wou!d be a
great benefit to the inhabitants of
that, locality which is growing each
year in population.
It is hoped that the ladies will have
better luck in raising funds for the
Virginia Dare monument building
than they did for the North Carolina
building at the World's Fair. The
"Dare" fund is to be raised from ap
peals to the ladies of the entire na
tion. There was a conference at the Ag
ricultural department, yesterday af
ternoon concerniug the matter of the
State's exhibit at the World's Fair.
Gov. Holt presided. We hope that
something definite was agreed on,
and we hope fcrther, that ov. Holt
will press upon the General Assembly
the necessity for a considerable ap
propriation. We still further hope,
that the appropriation will be made
direct, with no whipping around
about it.
Our tax payers should remember
that schools are to be taken care of.
In order that this should be properly
done, a prompt collection of taxes for
the purpose is necessary. Those lia
ble to taxes are not coming forward
promptly as they should as it is stated
that oat of $12,085 assessed in this
township, only about $1,500 has, so
far, been collected. Sheriff Page is
desirous to turn over funds to the
schools, and we hope our tax payers
'Will realize the situation.
1
ODD FET.LO 'B COLUMN.
Grand Secretary Woodell will be
absent from his offloa for two weeks
after Tuesday morning next. He goes
to Eastern N 0. viltiur Knotts Is
land, Coiojock, Moyock Belcrons
"hiloh, K lenton, and then crotsiDg
Albemarle S und will visit lodges in
Hyde and Tyrrell counties.
It is very gratifying tj note that
our Orphnu Home at Goideboro was
remembered t-ul s'antially by many
of the brethren sisters and lodges on
Thanksgiving Day. Wilmington,
Raleigh Mt. Airy and other cities
sent in nice contribution for the
comfort of the orphans.
The three words that constitute the
three golden linl-sof Odd Fellowship,
Friendship. Love, Truth, have some
thing in them that tenches a man's
heart. No man becmes so well off
that he can dispense with bis friends.
We can have too few friends but we
can never have too mmy. True
friendship will aid as on in lif more
than anything else. The golden
chain is complete, uniting us in broth
erly love, helping us to fight the bat
tles of life side by side and binding
ns to the throne of the Eternal.
Three Links.
The Fix largest. Odd Fellow lodges
in the world are in the jurisdiction of
Massachusetts, and their membership
is as follows: Bay State, of Lynn, 737;
Howard, of Charlestown, 32; Tarap
ton, of Springfield, 6l; Bunker Dill,
of Cbariestwn, 641; Quninsipaujonri,
of Worcester, 601, and DeSoto, of
8pringfield, 50. I. O O. F. Record ,
Tribute of Respect Adopted by
Soaton Gales Lodsre.Vu. 4
I. O O F.
Let us pause a few momentp A
feqrful reality deadens our seDsihiM
ties and our eys rpinc'antly opn to
the sad truth that our beloved Broth
er, Past Grand Donald W. Bain i
dead. Peacefully and calmlv he
passed away, on the evenii g of No
vember the 16th fit 6:31 o'clock, leav
in? behind a precious legacy a good
name. Not a living soul on earth bap
aught against our departed Brother
An honest man, the noblest work of
God.
The church of his choice; the great
state of his nativity; the fraternities
in which he held membership all
loved, trusted and delighted to
honor him.
We rejoice that he lived among us;
but we mourn his early demise, ac
our quivering lips attempt to pay a
slight tribute to his memory.
"And he has left, as priceless legacy.
A spot'ess fame, a tender love and
pure,
A deep devotion to our noble cause
And iving faith tlat sight shall eV?
end are "
Our heartt) go out iu tenlerest gyiru
pathy to all who are. bv this dispen
sation of divide X'rovideuc, so porel
fflictod, and w tender to them our
heartfelt condolence As we all
drink from this cup of sorrow, we will
realize that while '-His ways are past
finding out," that he also, "doet h all
things well," And that one by one
we shall soon be called to follow ou
departed Brother.
We know how much he will be
missed as a citizen, state o.Ti er in
his church and in his lodges; but wt
bow in humble submission, knowir
full well that he h 8 only exchanged
this life for one which is far bet or
There is no death; the stars go
uown.
To rise upon some fairer shore;
Aua nngnt in Heavens jeweled
crown.
They shine forever more "
May the gentle spirit of our depart
ed Brother linger loving y near us;
whisper to us sweet words of comfort
and hope; becon us onward to a do-
o'er life here below, ani upward t'
that home "not made with hands
eternal in the heavens."
Resolved, That tbia tribute be
spread np n our records and a copy
sent to the family o! our decea --ed
Brother, and also furnished our city
papers for publication.
B. H Woodkll,
K. D. Ho'mks,
A. M Powrli.,
Committee.
City papers pleaee CDpy.
A Ralkj ioVse.
A writer says that whenever ahorse
driven by him hat balked, be has got
oat of h's carriage, gin to the horse's
forefoot, li'ted It f ro n the ground,
and struck tb shoe a few blows with
a a'one. He las never fll-d to start
a balky horse in this very elo
pie way.
OUH CITY AOVI.UTIS ItS.
This is the solium when fuel be
comes a necessity and everbodyis
looking aro ind for the best place to
secure it. Mffra. Jones & Powell
are veterans iu the business and car
ry at all times the rnist popular
grades of coal an J woo. Iu the
matter of cca , people have different
ideas, soce baviair a partiality to
one kind and one to another. Thev,
therefore, can suit you in a'l era 'es
Call and tnnke nnr selection, or you
can order by telephone.
Miss Magtfie Reese is now prep red
to furnish the ladles with a'l the
latest, novelties in the. miUinerv line.
Never before has she had a better
Btoek to select from. A Christmas
is coming on there is no better place
at which to procure handsome pres
ents for your wivep, daughters, sis
ters, cousins, aunts, and sweethearts.
Remember the place, 29 Fayette
ville street.
Don't, forget, when you are hungry to
find ont the sup-rh restaurant of Mr
Ohas Bretsch His oyRter saloon is
unsurpassed for e!ecoc3 ani the
freshest bivalves can always be oh
tained done no in the style that suits
von Fami'ies will h snpplM at all
times on short notice. Telephone
102.
The colored fair has endd The
at'endame was slim and the exhibits
small. The stop.kho'ders of the In
dustrial Association have elected the
following fifficars : President, i3. E
Smith, of flrpensboro; Vice PresU
dent Thomas Donaldson ; Treasurer,
C. N. Hunter ; Secretary, John H
Williamson.
Mrs Havf s says the friends a the
disposal of the mission are very low,
and they are much in need of artic
Rev. William Hollinshed
Of Sparta, N. J., voluntarily says:
"o "Whom it May Concern:
" Unasked I deem it my duty to a suffering
humanity whose bodies and souls I vould
have healthy, to tell them of the value of
Hood's Sarsap-irilln. While living in Ohio
one of my children was greatly
Afflicted With Boils
having 30 on her limbs, and being unable to
walk. I had heard of Hood's Sarsaparilla,
and bought a bottle, half of which cured en
tirely. Two years after, another child was
afflicted as badly. I used the other hall
bottle of nood's Sarsaparilla with, like re
sults. About four years after, the child first
afflicted was again tormented like Job, and I
bought a bottle (on Sunday at that) and
again a cure. I gave some of the medicine to
a poor woman and two children ; they were
helped as were mine. Through a testimo
nial sent to C. 1. Hood & Co., inquiries came
from all the country, asking if it was a 'bona
fide' testimonial, and of course I wrote all
that it was, and have the knowledge of
Scores and Scores
Of persons helped or cured by Hood's Sarsa
parilla. Mild cases of rheumatism have
yielded to it. Biliousness and bad liver have
been corrected in my own family. This is !
the only patent medicine I have felt like j
praising. I speak not for C. I. Hood, but for
the Jobs who are impatient and are tor- !
mented beyond endurance. Nothing I know
of will cleanse the blood, stimulate the liver,
or clean the stomach so perfectly as
Hood's Sarsaparilla
Any person wishing to know more, enclosing
a stamp will be informed. Yours for the
health, happiness and virtue of humanity." .
William Hollinshed, pastor of Presby
terian ohurch, Sparta, N. J.
Hood's Fills cure habitual constipation.
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a 15 a u 1 10 oj a in IU ti lro r iu Wtl-
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10 40 am DL'O am
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Trains tnnried trma, do uci move on Suo
jay . Mails for train H going west close at 8 1
a. o lJuLdiv.
bTAK Ku'JXtb.
OnooiHu Mail Dipabts Raleigh via
S iotweil. E,igle Kock and Wakefielc4 o
Ouiouiiope, ruesday and Friday 6 am.
lUleigli via My att's Mills to Dunn, Tues
o t.) and Friday b a in.
Y Raleigh via Kelvyn Grove and Dayton t
if Uam, Sfecdey. Wednesday and ridaj
j a in.
Uahugii via S.x FjritB and Bai gor to
.iuerf store, inesday and Friday 1 did
Kale lx to Matsev Tuesday and iff ay
tnm.
'kcomino Mailh Abbiv Ucionhope v
Wa&elield, Kagle Kock and Shot wen to Pal
oigh, W'ednesiay and Saturday 7 pm.
Dunn via My att's Mills to KaleiKh, Moi
Jay and laursiiay 7 pm.
Mi Dan via Dayton aud Kelvyn tirm-e
m Kaieign, A onoay, Wednesday and jrior
7 pm.
Rogers' store via Bangor and Six Fut ka u,
Raleigh, Tuesday una Friday 12 n
A'auaey to Ka'ngb luesduy and Friojy t
rJvm.
i"Close at y p a aute.
tmx DKUvcBi bi 8'iJcM. Free del pent
il a m, and 2:60 nd 4:46 p ui, n
Sundays. Collections made at Ban)
aula's, bunday, b:30 to '. :o0 am. irreedt
I j v er j windows open on bundays 1om 3:0
i.'vdO o'clock p ui. A. SV.bllAFFli.it,
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stations. 1h i,rin. as&Maii.
j KaieigD. Iiomui 6 00 p
Wake, UU4 6a
franklin ton. li ao 6 6S
Kwlttrell, '43 m 14
Henderson U 5tf 6 80
Littleton, 07 7 Bo p..
ir Weldon, a 45 8 U a
Tratpit moving tioniA.
Ho 41, Ho 4
itations. Mall train. Past ifcMaij.
'us Weldon.. li 15 p u tJ 8o tt n
Littleton, 12 63 7 lU
Henderson, alb 8 14
Klttrell, 2 43 8 aU
FrankltUn, 3 00 8 45
Wake, 3 a. 9 06
iT Kalelgn, 4 10 p ii. U 4ia. ;
Locisburg Ka''road.
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Trai ? uiovini.; douth.
No 41, Pass, No 9,
statioaj alai) Kxprest.
us L -bn .-. ia 5 a u. 5 35r,!
Ar Fraa'int a, loom oil
8MTTH, Sapt.
At my mill, west end Harnett street, on rail-
oad; will be pleased to sell
se21 :im - L H ADAMS.
Administrator's N tice.
HaviiiK this diy qualitied as administra
tor of theest ite of Tihitha Mangum, this ic
to notify all persons having claims against
the said estate 1 1 present the same to me oi
or bef.ire October i9th, 18U3, or this notic
will be pleaded in bar of their recovery. All
pers ms indebted to said est.tte will make
payment at once. .. .
J&SS MAiNUUM,
Admr bf Tibitha Mangum, dte'd.
Oct 29! h, 1892 ,
Caveats, and T rr'ic-Marks obtained, tad all Pat. !
ent business conducted lor mooeratc Fees. S
OURFFICE IS OPPOSITE O. S. PATENT OFFICE f
and we can secure patent i" less time tUau those'
remote from iislungton.
Send model, diuwiug or photo., with descrip-
tion. We advise, if patentable or not, free of J
charge. Our fee -not due till patent is secured.
A Pamphlet, '' How to Obtain lJatem?J"'nrith
cost of same in tiie U. S. and wteicn countries:
sent free. Address.
Opp. Pte:-t C-ffice, Was"- j. c.
iai euji rosr oft icE
WOODWDRTH CITY!
.4 L.c
ron and GoaL'Dis-
trictut Tennessee."
' hn.u Mth.Ltiious, uter Lot t,nd Lever
cola luud uufcjUrtileJ for ancultuial
puriooca, ud nuiituai iefemu t itlimi.-d.
1,000 LotatM
-r. ptr Lot
a.ioo '
3,01-0
4,000
4.UWJ
4.OV0 "
30
4 CO
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10 00
lft.00
tO.lO
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4,0t0 "
Ml "
8iC "
100 0U
WOODWOKtU CJTY lies about 30 miles
r.jrtn of thatuaioKa, within a few miles of
aliaiuont, tlie county beat of Oru:idy coun
ty, and be.wceu liaoey tit an. I Uie ce'e
orauu lieiehtba bp mgs, tne Saratoga of
Uie Bou-li. it w iu tue tntre of trie rapidly
deveiopiuscjati.udirouuitiin.1 of ien;e.
aee, una iuiiu its iwde g ai loundcoa'
irou, zinc. 11 le Mnd abbtoto. wnjj various
hard wtodf, Buci. as oak, chestnut, nuple.
r-eacli. locust, lickory, asli, pine, cherry Ld
black walnut in tbuudauce. Xbe VilWe of
Uruetli, with ae.eral hundred inh.bitauta.
couiaiu ui urdics. schools, btores, Fost
omce and telerbpU statiou. and u numter
ot mauufacturin,, mau-trea, ill 01 which
Wcwi? " 10fm Part 0t
lhe prooteds oi the sale ot these lots will
be uued to develop tne mineral resources of
the properly und build up a large and thriv
ing city yui.k ajplic tiou lor thtse lots
iv!,fJ1h1J1"ue " Uie riKht is served to
advance the price wnhcut notice.
J or further particulars apply to
R.C. LiVlhGoTOA, Agent,
712 DeKalb Avenue,
lirouklyn, N. Y.
Parties desirous of viaiting and inspectine
this property can obtain sptcial ratee on the
newauu most comfoi table vessel afloat of
the oean Steamship Company. These
steamers leave JSew xork, Alouaays. V ed
Ltsdajs, Friduys and Saturdajs, makiLK a
delightful sea tup of b
flFIY HOUliS TO SAVANNAH
JSSSSaf- C0UneCtin8 "e maflet
WOOD WOltTH CITY
LIVIKUSTO & jo Agents,
Ocean Steamship Co. of Savannah,
ho. 712 DeKalb Avenue,
Brooklyn, N. Y.
Land Sale.
ir uE OUlN J Y lu tne superior Court.
C i Horton and wUe auu otuers vs M X
Joyuer ana wile.
liy virtue or ull order of the Superior Court
of Wake cuuMy m the above entitltd special
proeuii g, 1 win, on Thursday, the 1st day
wi DeoiflWr next, ai 12.o clock, m, offer for
1"ru.tB1l Aatiuelu, Vke i.ounty,
A C, the IoIiowuk ctecribeu tract of land in
. tr lownship, V ake county, bound-
ed on the north b lieny carroll;' on the
T hyM lk lut. on ii-e south and
west by Mrs Martha Horton, coiaainina 814
a-res, on the liartxro Road, aud known
as the Gaaton Haip iract."
Terms of sale. cath. 'lime tf tale, Thurs
day, Dee 1st, 'M2, 12 o'clock n . Flaceof
aaie, vv nkeheld, IS c. u
n u -HAKLtS THORToN, Com'r.
Gao H Saow, Atiy.
Sale of Rtal Estate.
HntyuVi'Ue of a mo,tge, executed by
Hut Waik.na auu wHe.anu by request of
WCV Wi". loa BaturulyrDec
10th, ifeyj, s.t pubhc a icuon, attheoourt
"Oue m Raleigh, the realestaie describe" iu
su-.d rn-rvgage winch is recorded in book 76
P o'eoD ot Registers wince oi Wakecoun
.y. fraia l u. s a e suuaie ia VN ake Forest
lownsii.o, (i,ke couiny, oUd adj"ius.the
luiidoi., a ma Matkiis, Wtney citell?de-cei-.3u
una others, ioutinmg i 19 acres.
1. : ins o. baie, cash. T une, 1 ' o clock m.
uo9tcl - N ixvLDJNu, irustee.
9A '.5rSW
CURE
YOURS PI Cf
Aslt your Drncro-iot for ,
,u.ujju. xne only l
i ' .7wmi remeay Jorall I
I Srl,ftt.e d.iLase of men and the
I debll)ttme WeAlcIPu nuniH..
- .w umiaiutHi aisnn&rirpir unit
to women. It cures In a i'ew
days with ovit the aid or
iruoiicity ot a doctor. ,
- -amcrican uurt.
9 vus uaemical Q
CINCINNATI, O
A.
The Inst thiuir ui t.e TJnitfl. States fo"
E CENT
s the Philariftlphi
$1 per year,
pr ?., omJtt'ng Hnnda
For the Farmers fori hntnes6
mauth Record has no equal.
Addresb 'Tie Record' Phlladel
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