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8E5ATE.
March 4, 1893.
The senate tu ealled to order at
lf:80 o'clock ky Llemt. Governor
Doughton.
Prayer by Rev. Mr. NeweL
Journal dispensed with.
The followlDg bills passed.
To equalize the $3,000 appropriated
for colored Normal schools.
T lnn-.i:rate Eton college.
prttrote education la WilmlDg
tru The hill to provide for the support
of the Agricultural and Mechanical
college. The previous question was
ordered and the bill passed for ft),
0C0 a year but refuses the appropria.
tlon for land.
Th Wilmington Quarantine bill
passed Its Pd reading.
Senator Pou at 12 o'clock arose And
called the attention of the Senate to
the fact that at this hour Grover
Cleveland was bein? inaugurated'
and moved that, the House resolution
of congratulation be agreed to This
was done and the resolution passed
unanimously amid great cheers. A
dispatch was sent to President Cleve'
land announcing the passage of the
resolution.
The Senate refused to concur in the
House proposition to reduce the State
Guard appropriation.
A vast number of bills were passed
mostly of a private nature.
HOUSE.
The House devoted the entire
morning session to the passage of a
large number of prlvatebills of most
ly unimportant character. Among
the resolutions was one congratula
ting President Cleveland. A dis
patch was sent to him by telegram.
At the adjournment the calendar of
the House was' nearly exhausted.
The General Assembly
Although the legislator will pot
formally adjourn until Monday next
at noon the session will probably
virtually end tonight. Until the
laws are put in shape, it will almost
be impossible to criticize with justice
the acts of the body We can say
VinwAver. tha. in our opinion the
present legislature will compare most
favorably with any that has preceded
it for many years, although at tini '8
some of its enactments have be-o
made without that cantious dellbt- ra
tion demanded In the personnel of
the body we think It is most favor
bly. There never has been in our
opinion,"" a cleverer set of gentlemen
assembled within the walls of the
Capitol, We speak this on authority
as our business relations have been
such as to be familiar with many of
them. To each and all we tender our
best wishes for their future welfare
and hope that the? may reach their
homes in safety.
Great Triumph.
Instant relief experienced and a
permanent cure by the most speedy
and greatest remedy in the world
Otto's cure for Tbr at and Lung dU
ease. Why will you continue to
irritate your throat and lungs with
that terrible hacking cough when
W. H King 4t Co., sole agents will
furnish you a free sample bottle of
this gmat guaranteed remedy? Its
success is simply wonderful, as your
druggist will tell you. Otto's core is
now sold in every town and villiage
ad this continent. Samples free.
Large bottles 50o.
For sale by W. H. King & Co . corner
Fayetteville and Hargett streets.
WENT CRAZY IN THE PULPIT.
The Rev. John R. Sanford, of the
Methodist church at. Sumner Iowa.
was seized with temporary inonnity
while occupying the pulpit snn lay,
and for a time pandemonium reigned
Quotations of the Inter-State
Trust and Brokerage Co.
' BaleighN. 0., March 2, 1893.
Bid Asked
99
981
80
lOtf 102J
17 18
118
70 72
99 102
10(5
108J
50
374
121
,111
120
145
102 104
71
86 90
105
69
77 84
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North Carolina 4's
" 4's
WNCRECs
NC Railroad,
A&NCR R,
E & G R R, 8's
R&GRR,
8&RRR,
City of Raleigh 6's, 1897,
City of RalighO's, 7907,
Raleigh Street Railway 6's
N 0 Agricultural 8ociety 6's,
Citizens' National Bank,
Commercial and Farmers' Bank
National Bank. Baleigh,
Raleigh Savings Bank,
Raleigh Cotton Mills 6's,
Caraleigh Phosphate Works,
Caialetgh Cotton Mills,
NO Car Company,
Peace Institute,
Raleigh Gas Light Co,
Jjaleigh Land and Imp Co,
A Roman's Familiar Remark.
OVERHEARD
AT THE
STORE.
DRY GOODS
An Interesting Incident. A
Chat Full of Interest to Wo
men. Some Things Are Told
that not Generally Known.
Why ho Many Ladles Feel
Tired and Worn Out After Vis
iting the Stores.
"I secured a splendid bargain."
I overheard a lady make this re
mark to a companion just after eoru
ing out of one of those extensive
houses that conduct bargain conn
tern. Her face was very earnest and
her eyes sparkled, but I could see in
the paleness, in the lines upon her
face, that she had been suffering and
was even then suffering, i under
stood that she had saved money in
the purchase she had made, but I
could see that she had lost the great
est of aU human bargains good
health
How many women there are today
who r unhappy and suffering, and
yet who donot fully realize why it f s so.
They feel weak, weary and of 'en dis
couraged. Thev care little for food
and less for exercise Their sleep is
disturhed.thelr minds are not at rest.
They are unhappy. To all such the
following experience will oe interest
and valuable.
Mrs. M. A Brensing, who resides at
No. 1S7 W. 127th street, New York,
has passed through a most wonderful
experience, which ehould be of inter
est and value to all ladies. She said
"A few veare ago I was soddenlv
seized with an illness which I could
not account for. My body was I
constant pain and very sensitive, so
that. I couM not bear the contact of
any but the lightest garments I can
scarcely tell of the agony that I suf
fered -luring that time The physi
cians informed me that I could not
posslblv live and ray friends were
called in to bid me farewell I was
almost. In the embrace of death when
my husband sent for a remedy oi
which he had beard and gave me a
s-uall quantity After taking a see.
ond dose, a peaceful, restful feeling
seemed to steal over me. and for the
first time in several days I slept- From
that time my recovery was assured.
grew gradually better until my
beal'h was fully restored, and I thank
God that my life was spared through
the agency of Warner's Safe Cure. It
cured me, and I know that it will
cure others."
Testimony that is beyond question
is given by Mrs. R. F. Mo Murray, of
St. Paul's ave.,of Staten Island, JN.Y.,
wnosavs: My mother, Mrs o.A Van
derbilt, and myself, owe our health,
and I almost feel our lives to
Warner's Safe Cnre I speak from
a long experience. Recently I bad
a most severe attack of influenza.
arising from a cold, and the Safe
Cure made me feel like a iew person
Other members of our family, and
also many friends and acquaintances,
having received equal benefit, and all
highly recommend It "
Mrs J. F. Beale, residing at No 863
Lexington ave , stid: "About eieht
years ago I suffered from peritonitis,
and general kidney troubles, and in
spite of the attendance of skilled phy
sicians, my ailments increased Upon
advice of some friends I begin the use
Warner's Safe Cure and was cured
entirely I feel as well today as in
early girlhood, and it Is entirely due
to this great remedy. Many of my
friends, to whom I have rocom
mended the Safe Cure have been
cured by its use, and their lives pro
longed, and their happiness assured '
Mrs. M. M Bimonon, of Buckley,
Mo , savs: "My daughter, who was
once the perfection of health and
happiness, was for years afflicted with
kidney and liver disease, complicated
with ocrofnla, the hip joint being af
feoted. She became so bad the doc
tors wanted to unjotnt the hip. 1
would not consent to it and began
administering a remedy which I bad
heard much about, and I am happy
to say she Is now cured, well and
healthy by the use of Warner's Safe
Cure " r . ' '
' eder.the greatest bargain known
to th world is good health Do you
not wish to secure and retain it?
NO OTHER Sarsaparilla com
bines economy and strength lik
HOOD'8. It is the only one of
which can truly be said " loo Doses
Several bills have gone to sleep in
the coumltteea never tu wake again.
M.
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RALEIGH, N. C.
Pucoeaeor to Evans & Martin.
MANUFACTURER OF
a
( Carriages,
Buggies,
Special attention given to repairing of all kinds
Tin best, work Is always the cheapest. And this can be found at the
northwest corne f Morgan and Blount stree 8.
FRAIZF.R r art Phafts in -Wk
Tomrorou at the Churches.
CHRIST CHURCH REV. DR. MARSHALL, BKCTOB.
Third Sunday in Lent.
Divine service and Holy communion at 11
a m.
Sunday school at 4.00 p. m.
Evening service 5:00 p m.
Services during th week: Monday. Tues
day and Saturday 7:30 a m and f :W p ro.
Wednesday and Friday 7:30 am, 2m and
5:30 p ra. Thursday 'i :30 a m and 8 pm.
Free seats. All invited.
FIRST BAPTI8T BEV. DB. J. W. CARTER, PASTOB.
Preaching at 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. m.
Prayer meet.ng Wednesday night 7:30.
All seats free. Polita ushers at church
services.
Sunday Bchool 9:30. Thos. H.Briggs, Supt.
Sunday school at West Eud Mission at
3:30 p m. All are cordially invited to these
services.
TABERNACLE BAPTIST REV. DR. J. J. HALL,
PASTOR.
Sunday school 9:15. N.B.Broughton, Supt.
Preaching at 11 a. m. and at 8:00 p. m.
Public invited.
Faye-tevlle Street Baptist.
Preaching at 11 a. m. and 8:00 p. m.
Sunday School at'3:30 p. m., John T. Pul
len, Superintendent.
CHURCH OF THE GOOD SHEPHERD.
Rev. I McK. Pittikoer. Rector. j
Third Sunday in Lent.
Morning Prayer, Sermon and Holy Com
munion at 11 a m
Sunday school at 3.30 p. m.
Evening Prayer and sermon at 7 3!p m.
Services during the week: Monday, Tues
day, Thursday and Saturday evening pray
er and address at 5:30 p in. Wednesday and
Friday morning prayer and litany at 10 am
Wednesday evening prayer ana lecture at
8:0' p m
Seats free. All cordially invited.
CHRISTIAN REV J. L. FOSTER, PASTOB.
Sunday school 9:30 a. m
reacli rig it 11 a m and 7 30 p. m.
All cordially invited.
FIRST PRESBYTE'TAN REV EUGENE DANIEL, D
D. PASTOR
Sunday oehool al 9:30 m.
Pleaching at H a m and 7:30 p m.
Polite ushers. Seats five. All cordiallv
invited.
Prayer meeting every Wednesday night 7 :30.
EDENTON ST. M. E C -EV. J.N. COLE, PAS'OR.
Sunday school 9:30 a.m. V .J.Young.Supt.
Preachin? at 1 1 a. m. and 7 30 p. m
CENTRAL M. E. REV. J. 3, HURLEY, PASTOB.
Sunday school9:30 a.m. W.N.8nelling,Supt.
Preaching at 11 a. m and 7:15 p.m
BROOKLYN M. E. REV. J J. "ABK"R, PASTOR.
Sunday school 3 p. m. J. B. Younj Sup
Preaching it 7:15 p. m.
WBastm
Every Month
many women suffer frojn Excctilve or
Scant Menstruation; thiy don't know
who to confide in to get proper advice.
Don't confide in anybody but try
Bradfleld's
Fomalo Regulator
a Specific for PAINFUL, PROFUSE,
SCANTY, SUPPRESSED and IRREGULAR
MENSTRUATION.
Book to "WOMAN" mailed free.
BRADFIELD REGULATOR CO., Atlanta, Ga.
Sold by aU UriwUtt,
I
Here is
Something
to revolutionize the terrors of
day.
wash
HYDRAULIC
CLOTHES
WASHER.
Not a washing machine.
Does the work perfectly in one hlf
the time wit hout rubbing, boiling or
chemicals.
L. Re WYATT.
TBBNBWBBA
DeliYer)
Wagons, etc.
NEW ADVEilTiSHiUENTS
A
EEPORIJ I OF DELICACIES.
The ice cream saloon of MrCHAS.
BRETSOU, 103 Fayetteville
street,
is now one of the most popular re
sorts in the city, and as the season
progresses there will be a great rush
for the splendid ice eream of all vari
eties. In addition is the
BAKERY -C
where the best cakes, pies, &
be had fresh and fln. Oandie
and other dainties in pr if'isir-: ;
Wtt ISM FMiiTl
people with high prices! We h v
good reMab'e clothing and sell thi-f;
at low prices.
M SPRING
now arrUinar In bnlk. Bp nr" to ci
and exrnnin J our utock "nrl pri"
ore you buy elsiwh',j hb w- I
'uarantee to save you iu"tiey.
WHITINa BRO-
ARRIVALS AT
211 FAYE ITE VI u Li. STREET.
NEW Outings,
' rrints,
' Dress Goods,
' l ares and Embroideries,
' Purple Flowers,
' Parisian Table Covers.
Come and see them.
fe81m I ROsKNTn. A.L.
COAL A D WOOD.
ANTHRACITE GOAL NUT,
PTOVB AMD Eft(i SIZE,
PO0AHONTA8, 8 TOTE & GRATE,
POO AHONT8 STEAM. '
SPLINT COAL 8everal cars in and
others arriving daily. Seasoned pine
and Oak wood, long and cut for
stoves and fireplaces. All orders filled
promptly i y
Phones 41 and 71.
The North Raleieh
FUEL COMPANY.
The North Raleigh Fuel Company
has a Coal and wood yard just north
of the North Carolina Car Companv
where they offer Oak and Pine Wood,
either long or cue ior sioves or n-e
places, alBO Anthracite and Bitumin
ons Coals at lowest priees for cash
Orders by telephone received by the
N. 0. Car Co , No. 42
R J. Harris, Manager.
Jan. 80, 1893.
BETflBAT
ZT w nuuwuuuu uiuuuiig uu.
ZVS rSfr 305 Fayetteville st, opp Post Office.
vw ." nil ni2 nsr-um imr
1 30 MORGAN ST. 1 30
Harp's Old Stand,
RALE 1 00, N. O.
Manufactmers and Bepalrcrs of
(DarirSagesj
Buggies,
WAGONS, Ac
We have employed a practical Horse-
she r an 1 will Rive this line of business our
especial attention.
with best stock and skilled workmen we
solicit share of your patronage. a4
THEUSTC
Stock has been tkea. and we are de
termined now to dispose of all our
stock regardless of cost. This is
Your Last Chance.
38
will buy our former 75c unlaundried Shirts.
33
will buy any of our former 50 and 75c Ktee
rants.
$1.25
our former
B"y's Suits.
will buy any of our former 12 00 and 12 50
By's buits.
$13.25
will buy any of our former 120.00 and
f 25.00 Men's Suits.
We have a large lot of Trunks and
Valises which, owing to the scarcity
of room will be sold regardless of cost.
Take due notice that the advance
of our spring novelties
and thev are beauties,
and look at them.
have arrived
Just drop in
Our real state is one of satislai.tion to
know that we can be of so much service to
our fedow men as to provide them with the
fonnd tion or a none ot tu kik nwNma
FIRST CLASS locality at a nominal price.
The ch'f point of Btudy in this life is per
fect bpilth, another is independence, a third
is cc- -" rt, which proceeds from the first
two ali three are ABSOLUTELY
Gi 'S ""Y -:t.h every one of our
buildinel". : ci - the r m their vicio.
ity furnishe.- he i 'i. The ownership of
one's home denote- independence and noth
ing but comfort and happiness ran accrue
to a family dwelling nn'ler ouch conditions.
The prices and terms we offer are so easy
that the poorest paid clerk in town can buy
a nice building lot on small mommy pay
ments and hardly miss what' be pays ouf
each month. We have only a few more lots
now that we can sell on such easy terms,
therefore you had better come and see us at
once. Your truly, teoi
J IY1 Broughton&Co
n
The answer is plain. The larder la getting
low and must be supplied. There is no place
in Raleigh whev this can he done on better
terms than at the well known establish
ment of
Wv R. NEWSOM,
214 South Wilmington street.
The bill of fare is a tempting one.
Just Rad It.
Family Flour and Buckwheat,
Ferris' Hairs, Breakfast Strips, Salt fish,
of all kinds mullets, Mackerel, cut and roe
EH
BnoonthD P lnthinnr Pn
I
WHERE ARE
YOU
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herring, sc- In the line or lancy groceries
tk. lint la tswi lno tnr Rniim.rftt.inn Pan noI .
fruit, fresh fruit, pickles, crackers of all
kinds, splendid cheese, sauces, nuts, apples,
of the mc t approved brands, and, in fact,
such a tempting array ss must please the
tastes of all. Lard, bacon, sugar, tea, coffee
and heavy groceries in the greatest profus
ion. D n't forget the pluce 214 South Wil
mington street. Call early and make selec
tion; st NSWgOM'S.