The Morganton Ajylam.
It U estimated that the appropria
tion made by the General Assembly
will ran the eoet of the Deaf Asylum
at Morganton f ally ap to $100,000 for
the buildings alone. 80 far, only the
baeement and first story walls hare
been built
Preaching.
By appointment Elder P D Gold,
of Wilson, N O., and editor of Zloc's
Landmark, will, by appointment,
prech lo the Primitive chorcb, this
el . 00 n xt Monday night at 7:80
o'clock Tn piblio are specially and
cordially Invited to attend and hear
him.
NaleorLots.
A partial aale of what ie known as
the Rex Bospttal lota took place to
day. Lota were sold to the following
parties: H. Poe, J Whitaker, and A.
Vinson, at aboat $801 in the aggre
gate. The average was aboat $90
eich. Owing to the Inclement
weather the farther sale of the prop
erty was postponed until next Mon
day week. - We are informed by Mr.
R. H. Battle that the sales were sat
isfactory. Died.
In this city, this morning at 7: Vi
o'clock on West North street, L T.
Grissom, aged aboat 60 years. He
was an old citizen of this city and
had worked at the Raleigh & Gaston
R. R. shops for aboat 25 years. He
leaves a wife.
The funeral will take place to
morrow evening at Edenton Street
church at 8:30. He will be buried by
the masonic fraternity.
At his residence. 00 South Person
street, at 4:15 o'clock this morning af
ter a long and wastlag sickness, Mr.
Wm. I. Myatt. He was a gentleman
highly esteemed by all who knew
him. He leaves a wife and two chil
dren to mourn their loss
Agricultural and AI. College.
A visit to this institution will am
ply repay all who wish to note the
progress made in that loo tiou. Tt
now presents the appearance of a
small village with its new buildings
for dormitories, &o. A new barn has
just been completed, and the grounds
have been tastefully arranged for the
spring and summer. It is much to be
regretted, however, that the general
assembly withheld the appropriation
necessary to purchase the adjoining
property, which it was deemed by
the board of directors necessary for
the institution. There is no state in
stitation of learning that has made
more rapid progress, and none that
has more facilities for fitting young
men for the active pursuits of life.
Superior Court Clerks.
Aa a rule there are" no officials to
whom the people look for a stricter
accountability than the clerks of our
Superior Courts Of course there are
officials who have more manual labor
and harder work, bat in the matter
of close confinement, the law is al.
most Intolerant It is especially in
cumbent on them to be in their offl
ees on Mondays, because that is con
sidered "probate day." In view of
the fact that many of these officials
desire to visit the World's Fair, the
recent legislature passed an act grant
ing them the privilege.
The following are (he provisions of
the law. The act provides that "the
several and respective clerks of the
Superior Courts of North Carolina
are hereby authorized to be absent
from their several pnd respective offi
ces for thirty consecutive days dur
ing the year 1893 to enat le them to
attend the Columbian Exposition at
Chicago; said thirty days may include
the first Monday in a month, bat
hall not Include a term of court."
In case any clerk sees fit to so ab
sent himself he shall leave his office
in charge of a competent deputy
The clerk shall enter upon the re
cord of his office the day of bis de
parture and the day of his return,
and the deputy clerk in all certifi
cates of probate and in all orders of
registratlonjshall recite in such eorti
ficate and order that the same is done
by virtue of act of assembly of 1893,
Which certificate and recital shall in
all cases b. spread upon the registry
wherein each deed or other instru
ment Is recorded.
A REUiRKiBLE LETTER.
A Prominent Professional
Man's Extraordinary State
ment. Ills Outspoken Letter
to the Proas.
' J. Y.San
To the Editor. Sir As my name
and face have appeared in your pa
per and tbe publie prints, and as
many of my professional brethren are
wonerl-g at it. 1 feel it onlv lust
that I shoald make an explanation,
""be statt-ment published over my
name was made ten years ago, after
long and mature investigation, and
i have never changed my mind as tn
the facts then stated At that time I
said, as a physician that I believed
Warner's 8afeCure was the best of all
known preparations for tbe troubles
it wis advocated to care, and I say so
still I know it is considered tbe
proper thing for the medio! profes
sion to decry proprietary and other
R A. M D
advertised article; hut why should
they do so? s the late Dr J H
HolUn i writing over his own naine
Scribner s Monthly, sal:
"It Is a fact that many of the bet
proprietary medicines of the day are
more successful than many physi
cians, and most of them were first
discovered or used in actual medical
practice; when, however, aov person
knowing their virtue and foreseeing
their popularity secures and adver
tlBes them, in the opinion of the big
oted aU virtue went out of them.11
JDr Holland w as an educated phy
sician, an unprejudiced observer, and
he spoke from a broad and uousacl
experience Proprietary medicine
should not be decried The evidences
of their value are overwhelming I
have sen patients recover from
gravel, inflammation of the bladder
and Brtght's disease often using
Warner's Safe Cure, even when all
other treatment ha failed.
I make this frank and outspoken
statement in the interests of human
ity and because I know it to be true
T trust for the same reason you will
give it to the public. Respectfully,
R A Gnjrw
No 124 West Forty-seventh st , New
York
, Another Score.
We are much pleased to note the
fact that Mr. Norwood G. Carroll, son
of our fellow citizen, O. J. Carroll,
Esq , has graduated at the Maryland
University, school of Dentistry, with
distinguished merit. He won two
prize gold medals. This is most grat
ifying news, not only to Mr. Carroll's
immediate family, hut also to our
people, as it shows that oar Raleigh
boys are herd to beat.'
The Weather.
For North Carolina: Light local
rains today or tonight. Pair Sunday,
slightly warmer Bnnday.
Local forecast for Raleigh and vi
cinity '
On8anday: Pair weather, slightly
warmer.
Local data for 34 hoars ending at 8
m. today:
Maximum temperature, 8S; mini
mum temperature 29 rainfall 0 22.
Masonic Notice.
A called meeting of Wm G. mil
Lodge No. 2'8 A. P. & A will be held
tomorrow (Sunday) afternoon at 8
o'clock sharp, to attend the funeral
of our late brother L. T. Grissom.
Hh am Lodge No 40 will meet in
regular communication Monday ev
ening March 20th, 7 o'clock. Impor
tant business. Brethren of other
lodges cordially Invited.
E. B. Thomas,
Secretary,
The convention of Southern govern
nors to be held at Richmond Va., on
Arrll 12th, to discuss the matter of
immigration, will be an important as
sem.blage.We hope that Governor
Carr may find it convenient to at
tend. I
J!!- TO. E!'V!IAill!SiiJ11IL,!S7eMCl
mm
RALEIGH, N. C.
ftacoassor to Evans A Martin.
MANUFACTURER OF
"arrives, .
Baggies,
Hpeela' attention given to repairing of all kinds $f
Th ber wor ie always the cheapest An' this can be found at the
nort' west corner f V organ and Blount streets. i
FRalZKI ' art Shafts In te.k. s
Tomrarow at "ib Churches.
CHRIST CHUBCIf KBV. DR. MARSHALL. SECTOR.
Fifth t unday In lient.
Early celebration 8 am.
Oivin service and sermon at 11 a m.
Sunday school at 4."0 p. m.
Evening service 5: 0 pm.
Service during th week: Monday. Tues
day and Saturday 7:30 a m and Wpm
Wednesday ana 'nauy e.wm, 'imsna
5:30 p m. Thursday ':30 am and 8 pm.
Free seats. All invited.
FIRST BAPTIST BKV. DR. J. W. CABTBB, PASTOR.
Preaching at 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. m.
Prayer meet.ng Wednesday night 7:30.
All seats free. Polita ushers at church
aervinea.
Sunday school 9:30. Thos. ri.Brifjgs, supt.
Rnndav school at West End Mission at
3:30 n m. All are cordially invited to these ,
services.
TABBRNACLI BArTIST BKV. DR. J. J. HALL,
PASTOR.
Sunday school 9:15. N.B.Broughtou, Supt.
Preaching at 11 a. m. and at 8:00 p. m.
Public invited.
Fatettevillk Street Baptist.
Preachw at 11 a. m. and 8:00 p. m.
Sun.lav School at 3:30 p. m.. John T. Pul-
len. Superintendent. ;
CHURCH OF THK OOOD SHEPHERD BSV. I MCK.
PITTISGKR. RECTOR.
Fifth Sunday in Lent.
Holy Com nuniort at 8 a m
Morning Prayer and 8ermon at 11 a m
Sunday school at 3.30 p. m.
Evening Prayer and ser "on at 8 0 p m.
Services durink the week: Monday, Tues
day, Thursday and 8aturdav even n pray
er and address nt 5:00 p in. Wednesday ar.d
Friday morning prayer ana litany ac luam
Wednesday evening prayer and lecture at
8:0;: p m
Saturday (.Annuncianon a. ana m. ; aoiy
communion at 10 a m
Seats free. All cordially invited.
CHRISTIAN REV , 1. L. FOSTER, PASTOR.
Sunday school 9:30 a. m
Preaching at 11 a m and 7.30 p. m.
All cordially invited. -
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN BEV EUGENE DANIEL, D
D, PASTOR
Sunday school at 9:30 am.
Pxeachine at 1" a m by Rev. Thornton R
Sampson and at 7:30 p m. by Rev. Dr Geo.
w tsucier
Polite ushers. Seats f re. All cordially
invited.
Prayer meeting every Wednesday night 7 :30.
DENTON ST. M. I C EV. J. IT. COLE, PASTOR,
Sunday school 9:30 a.m. W J.Young.Supt.
Preaching at 1 1 'a. m. and 7 30 p. m.
Central h. e. rev. j. a. hurley, pastor.
Sunday school 9:30 a.m. W.N.Snelling.Supt.
Preaching at 11 a. m and 7:15 p.m.
BROOKLYN M. E. REV. J J. DABKCB, PASTOB.
Sunday school 3 p. m. J. B. Younic Sup
Preaching ' it 7:15 p. m.
NO OTHER Sarsapartlla can pro
duce from actual cures such won
derful statements of relief to human
suffering as HOOD'S Sarsaparilla
The work of taking inventory of
effects at the penitentiary goes on In
a satisfacto-v manner.
Om vy to bo Happy
Is at al? t s to attend to the c m
forts of' mily. Should an- ne
of then- i slight col'' ' - i,'h,
prepar- -nr.if and call at. oi. on
Messrs. " H King b Co , rr of
Fayett"ville and Hargett streets, ole
agents vqd get a trial bottle of ' f o's
Cure, the great German Rem ly,
FRK-. We give it away to prove t'mt
we have a sore cure for Con rhs,
Colds. Asthma Cnnsamption, and all
disease of the Throat 'and L i igs.
Lar-'H .izes 50c.
F r -ale by W. H King & Oo , c rner
Fh- ' - oville Bnd H,rgefts reets
Quotations l tliyFviter State
: fruit H Ml ltrU I MX "Vl .
i
; is
Mi s-ed
' K1 -
100
17 18
118
: 70 72
. 99 102
- 106
108
50
;w
121
C, 111
120
145
102 104
71
90
105
; 61
77 84
North Carolin
-4's
W N O Tt R fi-a
N C. Railroad,
4.&NOR B,
R & O R R, 8's
r&qrr;
8 & R R R,
City of Kaleigh ffs, t897,
City of Rallgh 6's, 1907,
Raleigh Street Railway 6's
N 0 Agricultural Society 6's.
rHtizana' Vnfinnal R.nV
Commercial and Farmers' Bank. Ill
xtbviuuu Ditun, naieign,
Raleigh Savii gs Bank,
Raleigh Cotton Mills 6's.
rraleigh Phosphate Works.
Caialeigh Cotton Mills.
N O Car Company,
Peace Institute,
Raleigh Gas light Co,
Ralegh Land and, Jmp Co,
r 9m
A small sited bunch tf asparagus
from Charleston costs 80 cents in
Philadelphia
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Hero is Something
to revolutionize the terrors of wnsh
- day.
THE NEW m "r
N'-' o wti shlng machine.
Does the work perfectly in ove liMf
the time wi bout rubbing. hHn - or
chemical" .
L. R. WYATT.
.ioal m WOOD.
ANTHRACITE COAL NUT,
t-VnV. AND RAG IZes.
P01HONTA8, STOTE & QR TE,
POCAHONTS8TEAM. ;
SPLINT, COAL Several cars in and
'rhers nrrlvln daily. Sewoued olne
-iid Oak wofwl. loo aod mii for
to -' s aod fireplaces. All orrler- flUed
lr tuptly cy
J NE & POWRL1,
Phones 41 and 71.
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House nd Lot for Sale
On Monday. April 10th. 1893. at the Toll
house door in Raleigh, N. 0 , we will se ' '
public outcry the house and lot owned h
Maggie Hint on and Mourning Blount, in
the city of Raleigh, fronting 2ii fee'
Worth street, adjoining the lanls former! v
owned by Jordan Hall and others t be'n :
the lot convevei to Maeete and Mourni. -i
Simmons by Jordan Hall and vife by deed
registered in Book No. 78 at page 699, of the
Register s omce or wake couniy .
Sale made for partition by order of Wake
8uperior Court, in the Special Proceedings
entitled Lewis Hmton and wife vs. Nicholas
Rlount and wife 8. P. I. No. 644.
Terns cash. Hour of sale 12 M. Mtnday
April lOtn.
. GEORGE H 8NO V,
S. F. MORDEOAI.
m!h9 tds Commissionrs
ja"ORTH CAROLINA Wakb Coukty.
In the Superior Court, March Term, 1893. ;
Delia Wilson )
vs Publication of Notice.
Ed. Wilson. )
To Ed. Wilson, Defendant:
Let the defendant, Ed. Wi'sn take
notice that Delia Wilson has instituted an
action for a divorce from the bonds of
matrimony against him, and that he is
hereby required to appear at March Term,
i8S, ei cue superior uourt oi waae county,
N 0., and answer or demur to the com
plaint to be filed therein, or she will oemanc
the relief, tnerein prayed.
JNO. -W. THOMP80N.
Clerk Superior Court Wake County.
March 13th, l93-3w.
The North Raleigh
FURL COMPANY.
The North Raleigh Fuel Company
has a Coal and wood yard last nbrth
of the North Carolina Car Company
where they off er Oak and Pine Wood,
eitber long or cat lor stoves or fre
places, also Anthraeite and Bitpmin
ous uoals at lowest prices for cash
Orders by telephone received ty the
'
a. u. uar uo , ro. m . ;
R ' J. Ha bis, Managar s,
Jan. 80, 1893. -.
Stock has been te ken and we are di
wnwosa now maispoeeor all oar
stock regardlefsof cost This Is
Your Last Chance.
will buy our former 75o unkundried Shirts.
38
will buy any of our former 60 and 75o Kres
rnnia.
St.25
will buy any of our former 12 00 and 12 50
B"J s Quits.
$13.25
y of our forme
will buy any ot our former 120.00 and
125.00 Men's Suits.
W tl&IT ' 1 firm 1v . t 4I.L. 1
Valises which, owing to the scarcity
uviu urn w mum regaraiess OI cost.
Tate due notice that the advance
'nnranrlnir rrr. if 1. . i j
. -, o uav Krrtvvu
and thev tr hmnttaa In.t l
and look at them.
if n iii
805 Fayetteville st, opp Post Oftloe.
EHPORIO'l OF DELICACIES.
I'be ice oream saloon of Mr OHA8.
JWKXBJn, 103 Fayetteville
street.
is now one of the most Doonlar re.
sorts in the city, and as the seasoq
progresses there will be a gr at rush
for the splendid ice oream of all varl
eties. In addition is th
where tbe beet cakes, pies, &e., cab
be had fresh and fine. Candies, nuts
aod other dainties in pr fusion, mi
The answer is pjain. The 1-irt r w tHn
low and muH be mipplied. Theif i no place
In Raleigh whs this can be done on better
terms than at the well known establish
mentof '
W R NEW SOW
214 South Wilmington street.
The bill of fare is a tempting one.
Family Flou nd Bui kwheat,
Ferris' Rams, Breakfast Strips, 8alt fish,
nt nil Wiirlq mnllsta Xfaturpl nnt and rna
herrii .fe-" In tbe line of Jaucy groceries
th" ij . ' f-' enumeration rannd
iruii, ircsii jfmt " ( jucs. t ktb ui mi
kinds, splendiu ch , situ nuts, apples,
such a tempting amy s must please tBe
tastes of all. Lard, bacon, sugar, tea, coffee
and heavy groceries the greatest profus
ion. Di n't forget plce 2U South Wil
mington street. Call early and make selec
tions, at NEWSOM.
M IFM liTl
DCODle with hhrh nrlnefif W ti.n
good reliable clothing and sell them
at tow prices.
oor SPRING SSSF"
now am nog to balk. Be sure to call
and examine our stock and prices be
fore yoa bay. elsewhere as we will
guarantee to save yon money.
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