MS flS&aiti ASSElflLY.
SENATE.
January 10, IMS.
Calls 1 to order at 11 o'clock by
PreMdent Kiog.
Prayer by Rev Mr Boone.
The following petition! were offer
d.
For repeal merchant! purchase tax.
For appointment sundry Justices
of Peace.
The following were among the
moot important bill Introduced :
To resnre to the tax list all lands
o Ute1 and collect tax on lome.
In prevent treating at elections.
A resolution requeuing; oar mem
bers of congress in use their efforts to
sec a re passage of a law to graduate
income tax free coinage of silver
extending jurisdiction of state courts
to that rarties out of state can be
sued for amounts not exceedirg $10
COO, or less than $1,000.
Resolution to adjourn February
18th, was tabled.
A message was received from the
governor asking that new furniture
be provided for executive roatibio
At the hour of 18, the senate, upon
invitation of that body, proceeded to
the house of representatives for the
purpose of participating in the Joint
session for counting the votes for
governor and other state officers.
HOUSR.
Rev J H Cole offered prayer.
Mr W J 8haw, of Bladen, sent op
notice of contest of the seat now held
by S M King.
Among the bills introduced the
chief were a follow:
To protect, purchasers rf commer
cial fertilizers.
(Mr Merrltt) to provide for the Issue
the banks of circulating notes and
fully protect the same.
To amend the law in regard to the
disposition cf mortgaged property.
To authorize owners of 'and sor.
rounded by a lawful fence to impoui d
stock.
To repeal the act authorizing the
collection of agricultural statistics
To provide for the support of the
soldiers' home by imposing a tax on
manufacturers and dealers in com
pound lard.
To amend the law relative to fore
closures by personal representatives
of deeds of trust.
To prohibit the pronouncing of
judgments in cases of suspended judg
ments in criminal cases after two
years.
To establish banks of the state and
increase the circulating medium of
the state.
To incorporate the bank of Madi
On. '
To require discharged convicts to
be furnished with transportation to
their homes.
To regulate assignments by pre
venting preferences.
The first, bill to pass the house was
the following: To render more con
venient the release and discharge of
deeds and trusts.
A bill also passed to extend the
time of registering land grants to two
years from January 1, 1894.
At noon the senate entered and a
joint session was held to canvass the
ote for the state officers. There whs
47 senators and 177 members of the
houBe present. President King of the
s mate presided. The following was
the result of the canvass, Senators
Means and James and Representatives
Holt and Axley being tellers:
Governor : Carr 131,519; Farches
81,681; Exam 47,810; Templeton 2457
Lt. Governor: Doughton 135,801;
Moody 94,820; Oobb 46,981; Candler
2U0.J
Secretary of State: Coke 131,973;
Amis 94,781; Durham 47,450; Long
356
Treasurer ; Bain 134,887; Dockery
. 93,424; Worth 47,904; Bonner 8365.
Auditor : Furman 134 698; Grant
94.CC9; Butler 47.631; Nelson 2"ttO.S
Superintendent of Public Instruct
Ion: Scarborough 1P4.940; Perisho
I 94.627; Woody 46 69'; Root 2,368.
; Attorney General: Osborne 138,447;
' pprnell 94,405; Lyon 46,45?; J H
Sontbgate
Tbese are In the following order:
Democrat, republican, third party,
4 prohibition. , , , .
The author of the BakersHlle
Canard will have a hard time if he
trer visits that teetioH,
Correspondence of the Visitor.
Although the Visitor has frequent
y called attention to the disgraceful
condition of the sidewalk on East
Hargett, between Wilmington and
"louot streets the same old state of
things exist, to the serious dttri
ment of pedestrians. Would it not
be well for a committee of our city
fathers to examine the locality so
that their visions may be opened to
the true condition of affilrs? If some
thing It not done, this, too may De-
come an issue in the election next
spring. Walker.
Funeral
The funeral of the late Nathan
Gulley was held yesterday morning
at V o'clock from the residence of
his daughter, Mrs. N. W. Smith, on
Hlllsboro street. The services vere
conducted by Rev. Dr. Carter of the
First Baptist church, and the inter
ment was made in the old city cema
tery.
AGAS'VELL BEYOND CONTROL.
'"hicago InterOcean.
What, is undoubtedly the strongest
natornl gas well ever found in the
Indiana belt is a roaring monster
north of Muncie, Ind., which cannot
he gotten under control. A few days
sincr Walley & Spellacy, contractors,
drilled in a well on the Sptlker farm.
Neitd'.ylt was discovered that the
pressure had raised to an enormous
degree, and it has since increased un
til it has become impossible to an
chor the well or do anything with it.
It is ImpoR'ible to force a sledge ham
ner, crowbar or anything into the
hole and the gas roars until a man's
voice cannot be heard within several
hnndred yards of the well. The earth
trembles in a frightful manner. A
great deal of fright is entertained as
to what the result will 1 e. The well
Is estimated at over 10,000,000 feet,
and the apparatus used to anchor the
monster Jumbo well at Fairmount is
useless Great caution is being used
to prevent the gas from becoming ig
nited.
When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria.
When she was a Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss, she clung to Castoria.
When uhe aad Children, she gave them Castoria.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Land Sale.
WAKE fX)UNTY-In the Superior Court.
G T Horton and wife and others vs M T
Jovner and wife
By virtue of an order of the Superior Court
of Wake county, in the above entitled spe
cial proceeding, I will, on Wednesday, the
h of February next, at 12 o'clock m, offer
ior saie ior casti, at waxenem, wake coun
ty, N C. the following described tract of land
in Little River township, Wake county
bounded on the north hy Berry Carroll; on
the east by Mike Whitlev; on the south and
west by Mrs Martha Horton, containing 84$
acres, on me r arpsooro Koaa, ana Known
as the "Gaston Earn tract "
Terms of sale $100 cash, balance in one
and two years with interest from day of sale,
lime of sale Wednesday, February 8th,
1893, at. 12 o'clock m Place of sale. Wake-
held, HU. CHARLES T HORTON.
Commissioner.
Geo H Snow, Atty. - ia9 tds
YANCEY & M AN.
1 30 MORGAN ST. 1 3Q
Harp's Old Stand,
RALEIGH, N. C.
Manufacturers and Repairers of
(Darirnagesj
Buggies,
.., .. .
We have employed a practical Horse
sbo. r an 1 will give this line of business oar
especial attention.
With beat stock and skilled workmen we
solicit share of your patronage. - Ja4
P : m ry n smb
J;i- M7N. fclVilAIIWIISIU'
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RALEIGH, N. C.
flucjessir to Evans A Martin.
MANUFACTURER OF
Carriages,
Baggies,
wri i twill n i
Special attention given to repairing of all kinds
The best work is always the cheapest An 1 this
northwest corner of Morgan and Blount
FRAIZER Cart Shafts In stock.
BUY Y 'DR
Watches, Clocks J
JEWELRY AND SPECTACLES !
i
at prices that difv competition, at hornet.-!
The undersiene. an old reliable watch-.
maker end ;ewelar, is better prepared ow
than ever before to do your watch, clock
and jewelry work, or furmh you with any
gooes usually kept in his line. .
IS size American Made Movements from
in Gold Cases. - fl5 00uD,
18 size in Gold Filled Cases, 8 60 up
18 size in Bilyer Cases, 7 to up
18 size in Nickel Cases, 5 0'J pp
16 size American Made Movements
in Old Cases, 17 60 up
16 size in Gold Filled Caws. 10 00 up
16 size in Silver Oases, l'JOOup
16 s'ze in Nickel Cases, ' 7 60 up
6 & 0, Ladies' S'ze, American Move
ments in Gold Cases, - 15 00np
6 & 0 size in Gold Filled Cases, 10 00 up
6 & 0 size in Silver Cases, 1 00 up
Swiss Go'd watches, 10 00 up
Bwiss Silver watches, . . 6 00 up
Swiss Nickel watches, 4 00 up
Swiss Mckel watches, (not recom
mended) C2 to 3 up
A good line of Watches Clocks. Jewelry
and Spectacles constnntly on hand for sale.
The Bryant Gold and Combination Rings
a specialty. The workmanship and quality
of no other ring are better.
Call on the oiu reliable undersigned ior
what you want, either goods or work, in his
line, and you will be well treated, and goods
or work honestly represented and warranted
good or not good. de!7 2w
J. W. COLE.
Notice,
Notice is hereby given that an application
will be made to the General Assembly of
North Carolina at t e Session of 1W, to
amend tie charter of the Roanoke, Norfolk
& Baltimore 8teamboat Company. ' -
M. Ii. M1JN is, president, etc.. .
Jan 2 30d
Yffl n WW want a GUI
yUicrYcnrFriends.
CHRISTMAS IS ALMOST HERE
AND THE ;
BEST of all GIFTS
IS A GOOD AND
BEAUTIFUL
A Book will last longer, "1 4r
Give more pleasure, . " r
More instruction, : u
More satisfaction , '
Than anything else you can gi ve to
a child orrown person. , &
At our store you can expend from 5 center to
, io ior a giio ana is wm give youuu
light when presented.
Make your selections early while the stock
is , rew and -fresh.rsat;.i)a are corai-'s'-slly
fftited'tir66ni'e and look around
whether you want to buy or not.
A
BOOK
Mams & Go
A M . . i - , . .
wm eesisnssj
U !
Wagons.tc.
ft'
can
befound at the
r
streets.
Hpre vou Are.
Or should be. Where? At the well known
and popular emporium cf luxury
presided over by
W. R. NeWsom,
214 South Wilminton street, V
Where can Iw
found the most
tempting ar- ray of
all the good thWs
of life ever brought
toRal- eighin in tbn
fancy and heavy,
grocery line. Xmas is
near at hand and'
the notes of prepara- .
tion can heard on ,
allsides. These C
cannot be complete however without a Will
filled larder. Everything to please the epi
cure, such as tbe best
Family Fkur an1 BacKwhear,
FerriV Harps, Breakfast Strips, Salt fish,
of all kinds mullfts. Mackerel, cut and re
herrit.?. &v In tbe line of Jancy gr ceries
the list is too long for enumeration. fann l
fruif, frpsh fruit, pickles, crackers of a I.
kinds, splendid cheese, sances, nuts, apples,
of the moot armrov! brands, and in fact
such a temptinK amy es must phase the
tastes of all. Lard, bacon, sugar, tea, coffee.
rroru
th Wil-
larlv and mijfe selec
tions, at NRWvSOM'l
Ladies Gentlemen
Why wear dingy, wrinkled and Limber
gHIRTS.
Q0LLAR8,
CUFF3
and Other
J INEN8,
When you can have them done tip at the
OAK CITY
Steam Laundry
At a very small aiditional coat oerwhat
you are paying The satisfaction and .
your general aDreirance considera
bly overbalances cost.
JICE -JAUNDRIED JINE
CATCH THE EYE OF EVTERYBODV
WITH ADMIRATION,.' ' '
I. . WYATT,
Telephone 87.
PROPRIETOR
NEW YEAR'S
GBEETIKO
We greet you at the incoming New Year
witn sucn a variety or bargains you
never head or dreamed '
of before.
Now is your chance to get good, honest and
raoie
GLOT
AND AT KNOCK EDDOWN PRICE?
Members of the Leg'slaturt are cordially tUr
vited to give us a call and examine our V
.large stock before purchasing. Jf.
Stock must be closed out and price is no con
sequence. , -; v . , '
Our tomer- 6 00 Boys' Overcoats at fl 98
10 uu Mens uvercoets at f 7 7
16 ( 0 Fine Men's Suits at 15
60c Boys' Knee Pants ', '24c
75o Unlaundried Shirts . 28c
it
li
The same leduction in Hats, Underwear,
Gloves, Eto.
There are. a -few- items of clothing' Jeft
Which got damaind 6y wster'ddruig th'ttre
of last week, which will De closed oht re
gardless of cost. :. lr,,.-5
ana neavr groceries in tne great)t
ion. Don't forgt the pi ce 214 8iii
mington street Call e
one
niMlGo
805 Fayetteville it, opp Post Offloif ,
hoses n. ahis,
Atorne? aad Cnuqv.Iar-at-Law.
Fo. 4 East Davis 8miir,
Fraps Bu'lding.
Author of tbe North Carolina Criminal
Code and Digest and Law of Notps and
Drafts. no21 tf
EXTRAORDINARY !
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Grand Annoancf-ment.
The centennial and annual fair is
now the great talk of the times, and
so is the
GRAND EXHIBITION
of everything in t' e Furniture line
to be seen at the Mammoth Empo
rium of
Johrsor& Barber
on East Martin street, where can be
foun-1 on of the most superb stocks
of furniture of every description
ever brought to Raleigh
Just Thik of It.
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I Here can be seen splendid Parlor
Suits. Loun-fes, Rocking Chai-s. Mattresses,
Wardrobes Coupes, Setters, Bureaus, Look
ing Glasses, and in fact thousands of artio
les two numerous to mention In addition
to this there can be found at this champion
warehouse C rriages and Buergies to suit
all tastes. Call and see the great exhibts at
Johnson & Barber's
oclP 110 and I VI Esst Martin Street.
BEAR
IN MIND
that in addition to our
large line of
-rSHOFSr-
For ladies. m;sse and
children, we carry a full
line of
HOS"E-
Especially for children.
SEE OUR8T0CK 0F
BOOTS RUBBER
COATS
& FOOTHOLDS,
LEGGINGS, SJESf
Lowest prices guaranteed
WHiriNG B30S.
A Fine Chance!!
A New Business.
IVew Goods.
Reduced Prices
AT THE
RALEIGH STATIONERY SMB,
No 309 FAYETTE 7ILLE 8TREET. i
Spndid line of
gTATIONERY, pAPETERIES, JVA-
DIBS' Jyj-OTE pAPER, "y'I8ITlNa
JARDS, QOLD pENS and pEN-
OlLS, "p Q " QOPY1NG JgOOKS,
jy-EMO -tANDUM ND JJLANi
JJOOK9 of aU sizes and designs, Q A RD
QA3ES, pURSES JND pOCKET
JQOKSLUMINUM p UR8E8JNK3
of all descriptions, Ac 'Besides thia here
can be found a line of novelties suitable for
Christmas presents not equalled in this city,
such as Vork Boxes, Ink Stands, Souvenirs
of all kinds, &a too numerns to mention.
Don't foivet the place 309 FavettnvtllA t..
bpposttrtte-TJcsroffloe Call atd make se
ybtions, d6 W, G. 8EPAKK, Man'g'r.
Old Papers. v
Old papers for sale cheap at this
oflloe.
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