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RLEIGII. SEPT. 28, 1893.
SPARKS FROM THE WIRES.
The Happenings of a Day Throughout
the World.
Employees on all railroads entering
Obieago are to be armed.
Pol G E Wbb has been elected
mayor of Winston.
The locomotive firemen on the Big
Four (Indiana) railroad will not strike
as was expected.
Charles Becker if on trial at Peters
burg, Va, charged with biganoy. Foar
women call him husband.
A negro has been arrested at An
derson, S C, for wrecking trains on
the Air Line road. He has confessed
and implicated three other negroes.
A passenger train on the Mobile
and New Orleans railroad ran into an
open switch at Gulf Port, Miss, early
yesterday morning killing three ne.
gro tramps Seven persons were se
riously wounded.
. There are 150,000 children attend
log the schools in New York city, and
there are 4 001 more of school age
who cannot attend, because there is
not room enough in the schools.
A lady dropped dead on the Ferris
wheel at the World's Fair a few days
ago. 8he didn't want to ride on it
but was persuaded by her husband.
When about half way up she became
so excited that she dropped dead.
She was a sufferer from heart dis
ease. .
Mies Ah Fong, the Chinese girl
from Honolulu, who is to marry Com
manaer w mnng, or the U 3 navy,
has arrived with her mother at San
Francisco, where the wedding will
take place. Some people may think
a Chinese wife no great shakes, but
here's a Chinese mother in law, too,
for Whiting. He must be a brave
tar.
The State of Pennsylvania has an
excellent law upon its statute books
to protect newspaper men from be'
log Imposed upon by fraudulent
characters of those disposed to play
practical jokes. Recently the repor
ter of the Serantou Times was made
tha victim of misinformation, and
induced to publish an account of an
elopement involving innocent par
ties. The reporter turned the tables,
however, upon the disseminator of
false news by prosecuting him foi
misdemeanor. The law under which
th a prosecution was conducted is
follows:
as
That any person who willfully
states, delivers or transmits by any
means whatever, to the manager, edi
nor, or reporter or any newspaper,
magaz'ne publication, periodical or
serial, for publication therein, auy
noeious statement concerning any
person or corporation and thereby
secure the actual publication of the
same, is hereby declared guilty of
misdemeanor, and upon conviction
shall be sentenced to pay a floe not
to exceed $500, to undergo impris
onment for a period not exceeding
two years or either or both at the
discretion of the court.
Every reporter and newspaper pub
Usher throughout the country, we are
of oDlnion,.wIH pronounce the law a
William Perran, of Clnolouatl, got
In the soap in Boston by attempting
to s orreptlouf ly take a kiss from Ibe
lady with whom he boarded while
ahe was preparing dinner. He sur
prised her and she reciprocated the
surprise by planting a dipper of boll
log toup square In hia face. He doea
not eee any fun in it now as he haa
lost the sight of one eye and may loss
the other.
Texas siftinga: A few evenings
ago a little boy was ousiiy engagea
at hia lessons Hia father, one of the
eading citizens of Harlem, had gone
to the lodge, and his mother was
busy sewing The little boy looked
up aud asked: "Maui mi, what does
the word 'pretext' mean?'' "When
your father says he has to go to the
lodge two or three times a week, that
a 'pretext' to get away from his
family " The boy did not say any
thing, but the next day, wheu he
read it out to the whole school, his
definition of 'pretext' created a sen
satioc.
Ynqh Lee, a boss laundryman in
New Ycrk, is in trouble, the victim
of a double misplaced confidence
He warr ed a white w man and had
friend, Cbu Food, who was run
ning a laundry in Jersey City. Chu
cant to New York about once a
week, and lueh invited him to his
house to make the acquaintance of
his wife. They became so well ao
qaainted ttm Yueh went home one
day and found bis wife had skipped
with Chu over into Jersey. Ard
then he soliloquized thus: "Mo
bigee foolee mally Mell lean gal..
Him go Jelly citee, mally dam Chu
Foon. Me no likee no mo " He now
wants a Melican divorce.
PEANUTS AND COTTON.
It i- learned from a gentleman f ou
Sussex, says the Petersburg (Va) la
dexAire J that not morethaoh:f
crop of peanuts will be made in
that county, and that in some sec
tions of the .county the farmers are
digging up their peas and turning the
hogs in th fields to feed unon them
It also learned that in the same conn
ty the cotton crop is shorter than it
has been for five years, no blooms
having matured after the 15th of An
gust.
WANTS $5,000 FOR
NOT SLEBP
INQ.
Suit was filed in the United States
Circuit Court at Galveston, Texas,
by ex-Collector of Customs N W
Cuney, against the Pullman Palace
Oar Company, of Illinois, for dama
ges in the sum of $5,000. Cuney is a ne
gro. September 25 of last year. Cuney
applied to agent Nichols for a sec
tion in the sleeper. The agent ref us
ea to sen mm a section, ana be was
compelled to stand up during the
trip to Houston.
YOUNG GIRLS IN TIGHTS.
An indignant mother who saw her
16 year old daughter clad in gorge
ous tights, practicing a somersault,
has notified the police of Reading of
a peculiar state ot tmngs one Bays
not only her daughter but a number
of other girls of that age have been
engaged to form a theatrical combi
oation inese aamseis, it appears
meet for rehearsals in barns and are
under the instruction of a couple of
men. i hey mtena to make a tour of
tbe small towns of the state All
wear tights, it seems, and this one
girl's mamma was shocked at her ap
pear ance The police are looking
for the men who ars training the
tender maidens to feel at home in the
skirtless costume.
KILLLD BY A SHOCK.
Nelson Kuney, aged 92 years, went
out driving with his sweetheart Miss
Mead Hrainard, in Adraio, Micb
wunouc warning o.uney drew a re
volver and pointed, it at her. He
pulled the trigger, but the card ridge
dia not explode, one threw the lap
robe over his hand, and, although
the horse was on a run,' jumped out
of the boggy. Kuney also jumped
out and dragged tbe girl back into
the bugfty, and again attempted to
use the revolver. A passer by inter
fared and the girl again broke away
Then Kuney, placed the revolver to
bis own bead snd fired. He died al
most InstaoAyt. After the shooting
Miss brainari pjassed a restless night
Early tne neia morning she was
seized with a mfking spell, and be
fore help eould reach her sb6 died
There is no doubt her death was the
AY Horrible Railroad Accident
la a daily ehronlola in our papers
alao the death of some dear friend.
ho -haa died with oonsumptiop.
whereaa. If he or aba had taken Ot
to's cure for Throat and Lung diseases
in time, life would have been render
ed happier and perhaps saved. Heed
the warning 1 If you have a cough
or any aueetlon ot tne i roat ana
unga call at w. d King & Co., sole
ageu'ui, aud get a trial oottle free.
Lame size 50o.
For aale by W. H. King & Co., corner
ayeueville and Hargett streets.
Alamance County, Fair, Burlington.
For above occasion the Richmond & Dan
ville railroid will aell greatly reduced rate
tickets to Burlington and return from points
on its lines west of Raleigh to Asheville, in
clusive October 2d to 6th, inclusive, limited
to October 8.
Women's Home Mission State Conven
tion.
For above, occimon the Richmond "n-
ville railroad will aell greatly reduce ' rate
tickets to Reidsville, October 3-6, and re' urn
follows; .Charlotte, fo O; Ureens .to,
20: Winston-Salem, $2 7; Kaleieb $185:
Qoldaboro, I? 70. Rates from interna liate
points in same proportion.
Annual Methodist Conference at Og-
burn, N. C,
For above occasion the Richmond and
Dan?ille railraad will tell greatly reduced
rafe tick- ts to Winston-Salem and return
from a itions named below, at following
rates: Charlotte, $5 65; G-eensboro. 1150;
Raleigh. $5 05; oldsooro, $6 85. Rates from
intermediate points in same proportion.
Tickets on sale October ICth to 15th inclu
sive; limited returning to October 20, inclu
sive. HOW IS THIS?
Something unique even in these
days of mammoth premium offers, is
the latest effort of Stafford's Mag
azine, a New York monthly of home
and general reading
The proposition is to send tbe Mag
azine one year for ons dollar, the reg
ular subscription price; and in add!-.
tion to seud Jach subscriber fifty-two
complete, novels during the twelve
months: one each week.
Think of it. You receive a new
and complete novel, by mail, post
pai,d, every week for forty two weeks,
and in addition you get tbe magazine
once a month for twelve months, all
for one dollar. It is an offer which
the publishers can only afford to
make in the oonfl lent expectation of
getting a hundred thousand new sub
soribers. Among the authors in the
coming series are, Wi'kie Collins,
waiter beiant, nirs unpnanc, Mary
Cecil Hay, Florence f-tarryat, Antho
ny, Trollope, A uonan uoyie, miss
Braddon, Captain Marry at. Miss
Thackery and Jules Verne If you
wish to take advantage of this unus
ual opportunity, send one dollar for
Stafford's Magazine, one year. Your
first copy of the magazine, and your
first number of the fifty two novels
one each week) which you are to re
ceive during the year will be snt you
by return mail. Remit by P O Or
der, registered letter or express Ad
dress
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Stafford Magazine.
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New York. N Y
Please mention thfs Papr.
Sept IV
AdiniBistratoi's Hotici
Hiving qnalifisl as 'a-lmintatrator of the
ebtate of Thoavis V Bennett, deceased, th
is to notify ll "ersous hiviuij cli .
again it the estate tu present the s rue -n-for
payment on or before the 14th day ui
September, 1894. or this notice will be plea I -e
i in bar of recovery. All persons indebted
to tbe estate will please settle without fu -ther
demand. J T BROUGHTOS,
Admr of Thos W Be inett, dec'u.
Sept 12th, 1893.
Mortgage Sale.
By virtue of authority conferred in a cer
tain morteaee.executed by Sandy f Freeman
a --d wife, March 29rti, 1890,. and duly re
corded in book No l'?, at pge 2V, in Regis
ter of Meeds office of Wake county, M C, we
win, on Mowiay, tne outn aay ot October,
A D 1893, at 12 o'clock m at the court house
door in the city of Raleigh, sell to the high
est bidder for cash, that trict of land lying
and situate in Buckhorn township, in W-ke
county, N.!, on the R & A A L railroad,
near tne village ot New Hill, adjouun r the
lands of Merrill Olive. Abner Lasblev and
Others, coi.tainin 41 45-1 '4 acres, more o"
less, more particularly described in th"
aforesaid tmrtgase. Tnis 25rh day of Sep
tember, A D, 183.
. JrJSlvLilS (B MAiNAKI),
Atto neys for mortgagee
LAMO SALE,
By authority of a mortgage from H. Wat
kins and wife, as rendered m book 78,
page 480, offi'ie Register of Deda of Wake
county, I will, on Wednesday, the 4th day
of October, 18?3, at o'clock, m , at the oourt
house door of Wake county, sell to the high
est bidder, for cash, two tracts of land in
Wake Forest township, Wake ounty, de
scribed as follows- (first tract adjoins the
lands of Wesley Stell, Mrs. L. 0. Harris, Jo.
A. Haywood and others, and known as the
Hut Watkms home place, containing 102
acres. The second tract adjoins the la mis
above described, th se of n.lvis Watkina and
others, and Known as the Kenner Watk'.ns
land, containing 17 1-2 acres.
Both of said tracts are particularly de
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PHARMACIST,
Fayette-vllle &o S. iMIaiClszet; S"bs,
The water is brought direct from Saratoga and is dlspeused in precisely
tne same condition in wmcn it nows
at 0 eents per glass.
Docitops
THAT EVERY ONE SHOULD DRINK
ILStflafia Watfea
DUETNO THIS WEATHER,
TO PR EVENT FEITER,
by keeping the etom inh in a good condition. It will cure Gravel Kidney
and Bladder troubles; and is also a
PANACEA FOR DYSPEPSIA.
Sold by J H BOBBITT at 20c per I elf gallon brittle.
flee. Ice'.'The
We are prepared t i pply
ICE, ICE, ICE
in any quantity of too b-jst quality
and at lowest prices for oash We
will not be uuderi-l by any
one, north or south, from
car loads down. Send
orders to
Jones & Powell,
Phone 41 and 71.
A large stock of Ant'ira"1i ill
cite Coal, all sizes. JK'J.L,
Bituminous Coal for fuel and steam
i If XT t8. Bran, Hay
VWrill Shingles, &o, at
wholesale and retail by
JONES & POWELL
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, , Dated August 9th, 1891.
South No:th
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No 101 makes connecuon at Rocv Mount
with W W Train No 23 for all poiDta
South, and No 78 train for all points North"
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QenH Manage.'. Supt Trains
T.M KSMRir.v. Pisanr Afft
Sale of Land.
By virtue of a mortgage execute 1 by Jnf-
feraon Pool, Wash Mangum and Heuden n
Sturdevant, trastees to Wm Watts, on thi
10th day of December; 1887, recorded in the
omce ot la register ot Deeds
county, a u, tn book 101, ptge 619, 1 will
sell, at public auction for cash, at the court
house door in the city of Raleigh. N 0 on ,
Monday, tbe 23d dsv of October. 1893 ar 12
o'olocs m. a certain lo- of land situated in
the village of An burn, St Marys township,
said county, and state, and bounded as fol
lows: Beginning in the middle of tne
Smithfield road running N 16 i 1-22 chains
to a stake 100 feet from the center of t,h n
0 R track; thenoe 8 43i Hi 2-27 chains to a '
stake in the middle of said railroad; thence J
i3-na cnauiB to me Degmnmg, contal .ing
19 pemhes, less a ceiialn portion of said lot
sold to Peter PooL
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RALEIGH, N.O.