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BALEIUtl. APltIL, 13, 1893
TELEGRAPHIC BREVITIES
Jos. Chapman, of Jackson, Trn"
was shot from ambush and kill
Saturday nigbt.
The America Railwy Union, t li
new combination of railway rmploy
ees, was organized in Chicago yester
day.
The Lonisiana Supreme Court has
decided that two New Orleans cluta
must take out licenses for their pri
vate bars.
1 uuuioq ununuaU) Ui Ju iniv, - i .,
aged 76, was married to Mary Hana
han, aged 75, of rhe same place, y?f
teiday.
The bodies of E W Heneeley, wife.
son and daughter, living on the eid.
of Grassy Mountain, 8 C, were bun
ed in their dwelling Tuesday night.
JNellie Brighton, aged 11. died a
Weatherly, Pa, yesterday caused b
a rupture from jumping rope Sb
skipped tbe rope 330 times withou
stopping
Wind storms have sacsed cerribl
destruction to pi operty and lives ii
the states of Iowa, Illinois, Nebraskn
Kansas and Missouri. The etorn
traveled a distance of 200 miles in one
hour and thirty minutes.
FOR ALDERMEN.
Correspondence of the Visitor
as nominations tor aldermen ar
A , A m . .
now in order allow me through you
columns to present for consideration
of Fifth Warders four gentlemer
viz. L a Royster, J W Allen, B B
Mitchell and J I Johnson. It is un
derstood that all or nearly all of th
present aldermen from the Fifth wil
decline a renomination. Let thf
voters turn out and ele t tbe above
ticket and I feel that they reflect
credit on their constituency.
Fifth Wabder.
ECONOMY NEEDED
Correspondence of the Visitor
CMen should be nominated for alder
men on account of their superior bus
iness qualifications and with a view
to economy, with the question of of
43 1 - MA. ll 1 . . v .
uueraien emireiy out. i nave no
complaint to make against any of the
present city officers or auy one who
has been named for such. This can
very well be left to a good board,
composed of our best business meo
We are going most too fast not with
city improvements but expenses A 1
will admit that most any individual
with only ordinary business capacity
would do a great deal more with th
same amount of money than is done
for the city. This is altogether
wrong and should cot be allowed to
continue. Any man has a right to be
extra vegant with his own money, bat
with other peoples, nevtr. It is the
doty of the aldermen aud city officers
to demand va ue received None of
os are too fond of paying taxes aud
after they are paid we like to se the
money properly invested 1 under
stand the city is out of money, and
is now being run on a'credit. If tbh
is true and tbe f 0.000 is voted for
permanent improvements, and this
amount is pat in the general fund as
uuvuuu ju iu tug geueriu IUI1U as I
heretofore, how much will be left for I
permanent improvements?
Economy does not mean taking a I
, ackward aten. or standing aft It hnt I
vi vntuH wueu wo uto mu
tor toe two steps the caan will be la
bind to pay for another. , .
oome yiare ago 1 wae elected an ai
dei man and e erred on the finance
co nmittee. At the first meeting of
the committee a numler of bills were
presented for approval aod when I
objected to one as being too large, I
was told by one of the committee
that I eonld cot economise in city
affairs like I could in my own busl
QeFS. Thin a nw Men In m a hnt
comiog from one who had served the
committee fir a number of years I
thought be ouirht to know Thli a
count was not made out by the ! rk.
nut was a regular monthly account
gainst tbe city. "Public office is a
tablio trust." and when we bah that
they are not doiog, their duty, or do
i.e something they ought not to it is
rikiht for us to tell them I know
from experience tbat soco of them
ir- thankful for any suggestion, and
( believe tbe others would be.
Let os trv an en'irelv n w nlan this
ear and nee how it will wi.i k tn ait'
Select for alderman, progressive, eco-
omtcai, successioi, Honest business
uen and leave the selection of officers
'.OlhefU If thnv find A.n nffWrnnt Hn.
iug his wh-le duty, they will see that
turn oer a new leaf or they will
;mr somt one else in the place -vice
versa. If an officer is dolne his whole
utv hey will say, "well done" and
encourage him to go forward, keep
'od men and torn out sorry ones.
I'liis is better than "cleap sweeps "
H-COHOMY.
OUK NEXT
MUNICIPAL
DIANS.
GUAR.
Correspondence of the Visitor
Bi 'hose whose ODipions ar enti
led o the highest cnn8irirrati n. tb
1 mm liate xpproaclnus; two v. m of
mr u uoiciivil life will be n mosi
I'portant of any of its ejiite,,f..-
phe reason for this is the fact that
ii c- 1 'i 'iistruction of our wattr
works and seweratr' systems, our peo-1
le an- r- trnizin&r the iinnorr.anAA of 1
wakinc mi to snnh Hnvalnnmunf nt
oar resources as will make Raleigh en .
rire v w-cihv of befng the capital of
the State he queNtion of the Drn-
jer expei diture of the proceeds of
be S5(.' 0u of bonds, which will 1
ure to be voted "approved." will be
ne leaning one lor tbe consideration
tf the board of aldermen t.naav nnth
ing of others eauallv imno' tant. and
the voters cannot afford to choose
voy one to represent them bat those
vho are cn.rtA.hlA hv nainn unH a v
perience and thoroughly conversant
with our needs. Among other gen
1- me who eome nn tn thnaa nnnl
uients, and whose complete fitness is
oeing consiaerea pnd recognized by
f.he voters of the Second Ward is
Mr E V. Denton. Beinsrlarcelv en
gaged in material matters which
nave resulted in his own advance-
neut all by his own industry and
ntetrritv and feelincr a riAnn Intorau
in tbe solid growth of the citv. the
'Oters of his ward will not. he oi Anr trt
recognize these qualities as evidenc-
PS the DOSSeRSlOD of ererv ntViaii
qualification which would insure on
us pan a laiimni administration of
heir best interests, as well m th AAA
of the city in general. Progress
THE FAYETTEVILLE ELECTION.
Special to the Wilmington Star.
The recent general assembly au
thorlzed the town of Fayetteville to
submit the question of sustaining the
graded schools by taxation to the
citizens of the community. Accord
ingly an election was held todav. re.
suiting in the defeat of the proposi
tlon by a vote of 425 to 103. Consid
erabie interest was manifested bv
both sides, bat the negroes voted in
ilmost solid phalanx against it. and
the majority of the non-taxnavers of
the town did likewise, while the vote
of the property owners and the more
Intelligent classes of the community
was about equally divided. The mat
ter has been discussed some, but not
to that extent to enlighten the popu
lace as to the great benefit to be de
rived from the system to all classes!
and the great majority through blind
ignorance voted to prevent anv fur
ther taxation of our community.
it is true that we are burdened bv
taxation, but we are also burdened
with illiteracy.and the latter is lar
ly predominant; and it was astonlnh.
ishing to see poor men, who have not
a dollar of real estate, and yet have
five or six children, eo to the nnii.
and vote "no school," when the total
amount they would be required to
pay under the system proposed would
nave been Hfty cents a vear fan the
poll) for the education of their whole
families. The negroes opposed ir on
the ground that their eduo t ion was
not dependent on the f and thai
raiseu mat meir school fund was
ample, being derived from the state
ample, being derived from the state '
educational fund from nnh... 1
I It meant three) tUpa forward Instead
I proprlatlont-and ttat they did not
propose to pay o'j eema per capita on
toe d11 for the dnoition nt th
J white race. , This. I will any by way
of parenthesis. U a tottter for the
. consideration of oaf fatur IriMal
oaf
tors, an 1 one froo bit-h the white
race may derlv tow profit
Tbe result -f to evoioa praotl
eal kil'a Mi- rdi school of tbla
com u i at- jr
Sarsaparilla
Such a great success, and why is it im
possible for other Sarsaparillas and
blood purifiers to compete with this
great medicine? BeCclUSe
No Other
Sarsaparilla or
hlond ntirifier
gives as mucn medicine for the money
as Hood's Sarsapacilla.
No Other Mr
sonal supervision of the proprietor in all
the details of its preparation, as has
Hood's Sarsaparilla.
No Other
. cure the confidence of entire communi
ties and hold it year in and year out, as
has Hood's Sarsaparilla.
No Other SK1?,"
actual cures such wonderful statements
of relief given to human suffering as
Hood's Sarsaparilla.
No Other ZZfiZ
bination, Proportion and Process Pecul
iar 'to Hood's Sarsaparilla, and which
makes Hood's Sarsaparilla in curative
effect Peculiar to Itself.
I I Ii a Sarsaparilla com
lilOLri 61 bines economy
and strength as does Hood's Sarsapa
rilla. It is the only preparation of
which can truly be said, 100 Doses $1.
Of hot- SarsaParllla bas
IVO AIfier effected such re
markable cures as Hood's Sarsaparilla,
' of Scrofula, Salt Rheum, blood poison
in? and all other blood diseases.
.. . . 1
IMo Other equalled Hood's
Sarsaparilla in the relief it gives in the
severest cases of Dyspepsia, I ndigestion,
Sick Headache, Biliousness, Heart
burn, and other stomach disorders.
IMo Other comes That Tired
Feeling, Restores the Appetite, and
Makes the Weak Strong," like
Hood's Sarsaparilla
N. B. If you decide to take Hood s
do not be induced to take any other.
Hood's Pills cure Blliou8ries8
UPAKTDB" . , ....
Close at
P.O
Close at
Detot
OUTGOING MAILS
9 00,p m I
615am ExFtTrll For Green
--kT n 1 tit .
815
n ., u"r". i,o. ana west,
I 8 45 " Ex Ft 20-For Short Cut
n JNortn (suoidsboro
10 55a m 1 11 25 am R P O Tr 3For Wel-
don.Norfolk N and E
0 50pm I 1 28 pm R P O Tr 10 For 8hort
3 45 '
4?0 "
4 05 "
wuw U Mull VlUiUdUUIU
I 4:20 R P O Tr 41-For At
lanta (R fe A A L)
I 6 00 " Ex Ft 'h 34-Fcr Wel
. lt don, Norfolk, N and 6
I 4 40 i' R P O Tr 9 -For Greens-
boroj N, 8 and W
ARRIVALS.
At
Depot
At
P. O.
INCOMING MAILS.
6 00 am I
6 15 a m Ex Ft Tr 12 F'm Gr
boro, N, 8 and W
9 45 am 1 10 0 1 a m Ex Fr Tr 45 From 1-
don, North and East
U 17 am 11 32 am R P O Tr 38 Prom A t
, , , lanta (R & A A L
J. 09 pm I 1 2i pm R P O Tr 10 F'm Gr'ns
. . ' , , boro, N, 8 and wesi
4 05 pm I 4 ?0 pm R P O Tr 41 FromW-l-.
don, N and S
4 30 pm ; 4 45 pn R P O Tr 9-F'm Gol.ls,
i on and Short Out,N and 3
1130pn-U45pmExFtTr21-rF,ir G'.la-
' boro ' '
Trains mnrked thus, do not move on S'-n
Oay. Mai'fi for train 9 going west close at 3 i
ui o Snndsy.
STAR ROTJTES.
OrjTvioiKa Mail Dipabtb Raleigh a
8notwelL Eiu;le Rock and WakefleM 'o
u2T?n,hon8 Monday and Friday 7 m.
P1'flgh via Myatt's Mills to Dunn. T es-
tf iv an I Friday 6 am.
R!lpieh vie tTalwri Rm...i n.iJ.
Fu b nstu, Monday, Wni a nv-- -aw
8 a m. . ... ;- -
RaVieh vis Sir W , .. "
Roi?er' store r--,orv and Frid T vr.
RaWgh to Man Tueay n ' . y
10 a m.
TooHma Mails Abbivs Unionb-w -
WaKeneld. ISnolA PiviV 01. 11 i w. .
wgh, Tuesday and Satnrday 6 p m. i
, Ainn via aiyatt's Mills to Raleigh, Mon
day and Thursday 6:15 p m. :
Ilh Dam VIA ftltirfnn mnA r '
and Fhnt, .Tues, Thurs and Sat at 4 p m. "
JF?1" yiauangor and six Foikn to
Ralekh, Tuesdav and WtM io " " ;
Massev to RaUiVK
I01ose at 9 p m ante. i
t 8:30 rm, and 2:30 and 4:48jp m, st
tept Sundays. Collections made at saw
w windows open, on Snndavi fwmB-QC
W 8;80.o'clockj m. A. W. fiHAPFKTt'
uuiub. ouuuay. d:WI to 7:!1 Mm. Tr vaa Am
Why is
LH1S)'S
Quotations ot the Inter State)
Trust and Brokerage t)oM'
Bauioh, N.O, AprUH 1303
Bid Aaked
orui Uaroluia 61
WNCRRffa
N 1 Railroad,
4.4NCK R,
RKURR,8'a
KAURR, l
SARRR,
City of lUleigh ifu, 1897,
dtyof Kalign 6a, '907,
Raleigh Street tUilway 6's
t N C Agricultural Society 6'a
1 Oibzeoa' Ntiooal Bank,
i Oommerciil and Farmer' Bank,
? National Bauk Paleigh,
Raleieh flavi. m Hank
Raleigh Cott ju Siilla 6's.
Oaraleigh Fhopbate Works,
Caialeigh Cotton Mills,
N O Cr Conpany,
. Peace Innitute,
iiaieigh Uaa Uht Co,
Raleigh Land and Imp Co,
Notice to Creditors.
: Having qualified as Administratlx of W.
I. Myatt. ueceasei, this is to give notice to
all (Mtr-ons iu-le btd to him to make imm"
diate payment :o m 1, and all persons hu v .
claims against tin estita will file th
dences of tin haute with me on or befor 1 1 -f
Ih day of April. l4, otherwise this lo 10
will be plead in oar of their recovery.
EitMA A. MVATT.
j April 8-6w Admiuistratr -x .
Here is Something
.7. cj
to revolutlon'ze the terrors
of W!h
mm" A
dav.
H YTlKATi if
w ASH F I
Not ... ilnT m'tfhine
Doph tbf ni.rfonf ! In
the time
cliemip"'-
'i- robbing, !
L. U. WYATT.
the most at'rctive andlJcompIete line of
NEW SIS SUITS
Hats, Shoes, Dress Shirts, JCravato, &c, ir
the citv can be found at )
WHITING BROS.
Clw'dren Cr lor Pitcheri Custor
muutBa&y wwatck, w car Her CaatorU -fnm
she was a Child, ah cried f or Oastorh
When aha became IDaa, she oluiif to Oaatot
aiahahdC!hlldp sikagavatliauOvaaanV
Caveats, and Tru- le-Marks obtained, and ill Pat- j
ent business coi.ducted for Mooeratc Fttdi
,OUR OFFICE 18 OPPOSITE U. S. PATENT OFFICt!
1 and we can secure patent ia leu time Uiaa those i
rMnnl.frnm U'.dIi .....
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Send model, drawing or photo, with descrlp-
tlon. We advise, U patentable or not. free ot J
a aaamLtTi ' Hbw to Obtain Pmtml- " with!
cost of same in tbe U, S.aad CuMigaoonntnes i
sent free. Address.- I
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THAT i
4 .
C.A.SaOWtf, O.j
rOTICB OF 11
To Obtain Consent oi QaaliUed
Voters tl tne City it Bal-
riga iq issue jionas ior ran
lie InproYements, and to
Levy a Special Tax.
Notice ia hereby given that at a special
nieetinir ot turn Hiunl nt A M
City ot Kaleigh on the 2d Monday nisht in
wu, ioim, huh uwu uiutsrvu tu election
to be held on the hnt Monday in May, 1893,
for tne iianxwn of nnuiiiiim h nnnnt
. . . O w VL
a majority 01 the quaJiHed voters of the city
xmkiu w urue unj uiouaana uouara m
bOnds fur DUbllG Imiir ntnunn mrtA A
a special tax aa authorized by an ct of thft
(JlliANl ADDumMu I. . . ..
awuiiuji ui xiuruivrouna,raunei
the i8m day 01 t ebruary, 1803. tiaid elec
tlon will be held at th anlliriif nlaiaa 4Ai,.
nated, and under the diieciion ot the Judaea
of Mection appointed by the Board of aJ
dernien aloresaid for the regular city elec
tion for Aldermen.
The -jrovL-ionn of the uiH M nf ti. n
j a-al aaaembly, to be voted upon at said elec-
""1 kwiu uui uiu uve, wmcn are aa
follows:
bection 1. That for the purpose of pavine
macadamizing and uUierwiae improvuiK
such of the public "treeta of (he city of Kt?
eigu aj Uiu Board of Aldermen of said ciiy
may determine to improve, and for makiiii
such other public improvements aa the eaiu
Board Of A1U rilinn limv rirkrmin. ,n nk .
: the raty of KaU-igh ib hewoy autliorued auu
viupvncitu iu uaue iui uouua 10 aii amoui.t
not ezotediut; nity thousand dollars, of sutu
denominations, uiid iu such pruporboi.8, ua
the Board ot luiarui n may ueem advuaulo
bearing iute.eat from the date thereot at a
rate not exiweding live per centum per mi
num, with interest coupons atiached, pay
able hall yeaily, t auch tnuts and at aucia
place or places as may be deemed advisable
by said Hoard of Aldermen; said bonds to bt
ot such foiiu and tenor, and translerablh ui
uch ay, aud the principal thereot payable
or redeemable at Buch time or times, not ex
ceeding futy yeais troui the date thertoi,
and at au.n place or places, aa the ioard of
AlUeiTueii uiy det; rinine . .
oec. . rriano, iht purpose of providin
lor tur ymeui uf the inteiesi accruing oui
and th principal at maturity of tht bonds.
laoucu uiiuei autaonty 01 this act, the Boaru.
01 Alderuii-h oi said taty 8hli uu ually andi
at tLe time 01 levmt other city taxes, levv
and lay a pariKular ux on ad peitoua ami:
subjecta of uxauou on which the said Board
"""VUW ra or may.herealitr be.
authoieM to lay anC levy txeslor am pur
post wnaisoe- er said f ur icuW Ux to be.
not leas nor more than eitjbt tenia on the
Oi. hundred dollars aseeited valuation oa
pj operty, and not leba tnan eighteen nor
more tnan twenty-four cents on each tax
able pcK Ihe taxes provided for in this
section snail be culeoiea in tne manner aod
at the lines other utj taxes are collected,
and shall be acxiuu ed ior and kept aepur
ate worn uui 1 cit taxes, and shall be ap
plied eid iMve.., otue pur ; oses for which
they are con utu co much of a id taxes,
aa ma be itquir.d to pa th.3 at rest on
the llOll. 1 AUM . I.u Mllt.hPlIU ... .K. .....
mails ime ano cannot be -..i.n.itxi .a th
piirchdCi ,or ui-charge ot the oonda for
WUlCh SJld taztu ur luuiuil ... ...ll..,....,l
- . UUM v. ' JtllCU
shall be niveau u so as tOAcuic ti,e pavment
v uiaiiuiibv ui LxiH iiriniinai u
bonds, and to injure the ue invttiui nt of
the aui. unta coin i i-d int.u iHiMi...iin
ixceai 01 ihat equaea to pay the & iu nier
eot, tlie Boara oi : idermen shaU cause the
Sad exctgj to be 1U1 ntrt nusr b tl.uiv...
city ol Raleigh, whose duty it shall be.
wiujkiiiu rLuu 1 1 1 ina
under such ge eral rules and regulations
as said -Board ot Idermen shad from
mne to time prescribe, tu make in-
V StniebtS Of ho much nf Mm tiri..ll.,..
tu and tor ed.ov r to him aa aloresaid, as .
shall be ano'ickble h fnnau a ih
. - wA WUCblv
mentof tht pruiciprl of said bonds issued
under ihis act; and to do or perform all such
otuei services in connection with said bonds.
said aOAtd M . IHarman muu V,k
and such Commissioner shall give bond and,
ouuu compensation ior ms said ser
vices as said Board ot Aldermen may deter
mine. "
AU qualiaHl voters annrovlno- t.hniaii. r
uia uo u mo the levy and collection ot -said
spe 1 tax ahaU denosltin a ballot bnir
8p'' i- ''id for said election, shu "
oonia'uing t 1 ri'i ii or printed word,
Approved;" ad t ; sj disappr . . mg th
same shall deposit a iie shp cont. miug the ;
written or printed word, "Disapproved "
A he said election will be hai nd
thereof madfl under the same rules and reg
ulations AH AriRt in oaaa nf Aw;A,o a .
der.nen of the city. ,
1 nis -oa day of March, 1893.
THOMAS BADGER,
0. W. Lambeth, City Clerk. Maym22 '
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Favir g made all the money" necet-sary to
reduce price for the beneriiof our cusiomns,
we will sell a lot 01 nice pine wood foi tl
per cord on yard, or 9150 delivered any
where in the city .
LIMB tl 10 per barrel.
. LATHS tl 60 per 1.0CO.
"Best on market. Lumber in plank, pio
miscuous width 18 M. Framing from ta to ;
Sash,-Doors,- Blinds,
and Moulding reduced in same proportion.
BesL Heart Shingles.
al vays on hand.' We manufacture our own 1
material which enables us to Bell at bottom
prices, wur motto is quicK Bales and small'
profits. jylotT
Ellington Royster ft Co,.
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