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LIB4KST OlTT ClHOatiiTIOS.
RA.LBIGEI, OUT. 12, 1893.
SHORT, SHARP AND SNAPPY.
There is a manifest weakness In the
U 8 Senate's physical endarance de
partment.
Keep your bead skinned for the job
in that scheme to annex the Territory
of Lower Oalifornia to the United
States. If we are not mistaken that
alleged English-American syndicate,
which claims to have bought the
property, is merely a blind.
rie Oboctaw Indians should now
be considered thoroughly civilized,
their treasurer having "skipped"
leaving a shortage of something like
$100,000 Considering the amount he
had to handle no Chicago or New
York roan could have made a heavier
haul.
Kaiser Billy is now making faces at
the Berlin town council. It had the
nerve to refuse to provide at public
expense a playground for his royal
"kinds."
Insurance risks on cotton gins are
not considered guilt edged business
Just now.
The principal reason why hazing Is
till practiced In college authorities
were once boys themselves and know
how it works.
If compromise is such a very undep
sirable thing as some people are now
trying to make it appear to be in
connection with silver legislation,how
about the U 8 Constitution? That
and every amendment added thereto
represents a compromise between
conflicting Interests.
October is the month of hunters,
and in the neighborhood of our cities
many things are strolling around in
hunter's outfits that it would be dif
flealt to properly classify.
He who has never been tempted
has little right to boast of his honor
or his honesty
'1 he man who didn't know exactly
how the yacht race would turn out
has yet to be found Those who lost
money did it by betting against their
judgment. What a curious animal
man is, anyway.
Secretary Morton seems to have a
good idea of what is the first duty of
a member of the cabinet, to judge
by recent events in Nebraska politics
Boss Crocker evidently wants
Bourke Cochran to realize that it is
better to be born humble than elo
quent. The Ohio campaign is being made
just as exciting as though the result
was in doabt.
The politicians view of the Van
Alen nomination was eminently prac
tical. They said In effect to the sen
ate: "You turn this man down and
no more big campaign contributions
we'll get. See?" The senators saw,
Ambassador Van Alen makes his en
tre upon the stage of diplomacy.
If Senator Blackburn has the proof
that the European banking house of
Bothchild carried gold from the
United States at a loss, for the pur
pose of forcing a oanio and influence
ing legislation he should lose no time
lo producing It.
The son in law of the late Ton
Pedro by going to Brazil shows that
his ambition largely overbalances his
good sense.
If that Jersey idea of "organizing
Christian vote" should become pop-
alar some politicians might find them-'
elves banting for A job.
What percentage of the p -oplc Is
after all represented by bankers and
board of trade men!
After his palling Van Alen through
the senate no one ean doabt the
strength of ex-Secretary Whitney's
"pall."
Ei'Senator Piatt, of 5ew York,
seems to have been oat of politics"
only In the newspapers.
It Is a eas of the "kettle calling
the pot black" for either political
party in New York to refer to the
late state convention at boss ridden
affairs.
Of all the fool disputes those that
occur on religion are the most useless;
they eonvince nobody and prove
nothing, except that man should con
trol his propensity to dispute.
There is a disposition in some
quarters to mistake .ball headedness
for etatemanship.
WHAT THEY WANTED.
I was doing some business In a bank
in a new town out west when about
thirty nim came crowding into the
room. One of them had been ap
pointed spokesman, and when the
proprietor of the bank asked what
the trouble was this man replied:
"It's jist this, Jim -we can't make
out that monthly statement you got
oat yesterday."
'What's wrong with it? '
"She says deposits amount to $7,
090 and cash on hand $9,000."
"Well, that's correct, and I can't
see where you have any fault to find,"
said she preisident.
' Yes, bat the boys don't go much
on Aggers. Figgers kin be twisted all
around, you know. Hev you got them
ere $9,000 handy by?"
"I have."
"Waal, won't you jest stand upon a
chair and wave th t money In the air
a few times and let the boys see the
color of it? Don't want to put you
to any special trouble, you know, but
the crowd kinder wants to feel sure
about It."
The banker got the money from
tke safe and followed the suggestion
and asked if they were satisfied.
"That's all right," replied the
spokesman. "Ain't much on figgers,
but we know money when we see it.
Them deposits is $7,000, and you've
got $9,000 to pay 'em. That's chunk
up and no discount."
"Anything else."
"Just one little trifle. It's kinder
got around town that you are goin
over to Yanktown tomorrow. Before
you start just count them $9,000 into
the safe, lock 'er up as tight as a
drum and then call in two or three of
the boys to watch 'er while you're
gone. We ain't showin' any lack of
confidence, but we is glvln' you a
pinter on how to run a bank In this
town without gettin' yer neck into a
slip knotl" M Quad.
THE BiLLVILLE BANNER.
The recent cyclone caught us on
the road, half -way between Chicago
an BillviUe, and we had free trans
portation the rest of the way.
We learn that the president makes
a daily prayer. This bears out our
statement, made three weeks before
the election, that a politician can get
religion.
We regret that we cin't name any
more o ildren after Mr Cleveland.
All the young ones born in this sec
tion ar9 boyB and he ain't on that
line '
We ain't heard anything about the
tariff since they took down the de
mocratic platform.
All lynching is wrong, and ought
to be stopped. Rope comes high,
while wood is powerful cheap. At
lanta Constitution.
Great Triumph.
Instant relief experienced and a
permanent cure by the most speedy
and greatest remedy in the world
Otto's cure for Threat and Lung dls
ease. Why will you continue to
Irritate your throat and lungs with
that terrible hacking cough when
W. H King & Co., sole agents will
furnish you a free sample bottle of
this great guaranteed remedy ? Its
success is simply wonderful, as your
druggist will tell you. Otto's cure is
now sold in every town and vintage
on . this continent. Samples free.
Large bottles 50o.
, For sale by W. H. King & Co., corner
Fayettevllle and Hargett streets.
Guaranteed Care.
We authorise oar advertised drag
gist to sell Dr King's New Discovery
i tor oou-ampuon, eougue ana eoias,
upon this condition If yoa are af
J flieted with a eough.eold or pay lang,
mroi rr cnet trouble, and will use
this remedy as directed, giving It a
fIr trial, sod experience no benefit,
yoa mty retarn the bottle and have
yoar money ref auded. We could not
make tnls off r did we not know that
Dr Kiug's Mew DIscorery could be re
lied on It never disappoint. Trial
bottle free at John Y MuRae's drug
store. Large size 60o and $1.
A man at Oolumbu, Ohio, whose
trial oo a charge of ma'der has been
pendiug for twenty one years, has
just been acquitted. He succeeded
in getting the trial postponed from
court to court until the witnesses
were dead.
HOW IS THIS?
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days of mammoth premium offers, is
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Think of it. Yoa receive a new
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the publishers can only afford to
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getting a hundred thousand new sub
Boribers. Among the authors in the
coming series are, Wilkie Collins,
Walter Besant, Mrs Ollph&nt, Mary
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Please mention this Paper.
Sept 15.
Mortgage Sale.
Bv virtue of power conferred on me by a
certain mortgage executed by Ick Busbee
and wife, Henrietta, which said mortgage is
duly recorded in registry Wake county, in
book No 121, at page 437, 1 will offr for sale
at the court house door in the city of Ral
eigb, N C, on Monday, Oct 30, 1893, at 12
o'clock m. the property in said mortgage de
scribed, the same being a certain ho 'se and
lot near the fair grounds and Hillsboro road
adjoining the lands of WB Crawford and
others and Ituowa as the homestead of said
Ick Busbee. Terms of sale. cash.
se3U tds BP MOSTMJUE. Atty.
Dissolution of Cparuershlp
OF Tflfi FIRM OF
ELLINGTON, ROYSTEi S CO
By mutual consent the firm of Ellington,
Eosier & Co has been dissolved and for tin
puroose of winding up the affairs connected
with the partnersaiD. a consent judgment
has been eatered in Wake Superior Court by
which Mr Virtruvins Royster has been up
pointed Commissioner and Receiver to con
vert all the iirm assets into money and after
discharging the itiiebtadaess oi the rirm
divide the residue arum the several pa
ners according tj thuir respsciive interest
The tirm is perfectly solvent and nil i
liabilities will be discharged in a short
while. Persons indebted to the firm are re
quested to make prompt payment to Mr
virtruvius Royster.
se 2Stf ELLINGTON. ROY3TS& & CO.
If Yoi Want
Money,
A cook,
A partner,
A situation,
A servant girl,
To sell a (arm,
To sell a house,
To buy or sell stock,
JQood boarding house,
To sell plants or grain,
b l groceries or drags,
!Soll household furniture,
To make any farm loans,
Sell or trade for anything,
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Advertising keeps old customers,
Advertising liberally , will pay.
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Advertising exhibits pluck,
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The water is brought direct from Saratoga and is dispensed in precisely
the same condition in which it flows from the spring at Saratoga and Is sold:
at 5 cents per glass.
DociUwps Aigree
THAT EVERY ONE SHOULD DRINK
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DURING THIS
by keeping the stomach in a good condition. It will cure Gravei, Kidney
and Bladder troubles; and is also a
PANACEA FOR DYSPEPSIA.
, . Sold by J H BOBBITT at 20c per half gallon bottle.
lice. Hce.
We are prepared to supply
ICE, ICE, ICE
ia any quantity of the best quality
and at lowest prices for cash We
will not be undersold by any
one, north or south, from
car loads down. Send
orders to "
Jones & Powell,
Raleigh,
Phone 41 and 71.
V large stock of Ant'ira1f A T
- cite Goal, all sizes. JJJ.jLi
bituminous Goal for fuel and steam.
li NT at9 Bran, flay,
JJ JtVll , Shingles, &c, at
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JONES & POWELL
OBSOLK ASD CAROLINA S.R
OONDKKSBO BOHIDBUC.
Dated August 9th, 1891.
touth North
found Bound
Train. stations. Train
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K. M.
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10 15
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1162
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with W 4 W Train No 23 for all points
touth, and No 78 train for all points Nor h
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Gen'l Manage Supt Trains
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Sale of Land.
i By virtue of a mortgage executed by Jef
ferson Pool, Wash Mangum and Headers n
gturdevant. trustees to ffm Watts, on the
10th day of Decern oer. 1887, recorded in the
office of the Register of Deeds of Wake
county, N 0, in Taook 101, page 519, 1 will
sell, at public auction for cash, at the court
house door in the city of Raleigh, NO on
Monday, tbe 23d day of October, 1893, at 12
o'clock m, a certain lot of Lund situated in
the village of An burn, Rt Mary's townthip, .
said county, and state, and bounded ns fol
lows: Beginning . in the middle of the
8mithfield road running N 16 ii 1-22 chains
to a stake 100 feet from the center of the N
OPE track; thence 8 43J 8 2-27 chains to a
Stake in the middle of said railroad; thence
75 W 2 chains to the beginning, oontaioing
19i perches, less a certain portion of said lot
sold to Peter PooL '
IARMI8TEAU JONS,
sell tds Attorney, fcc.
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Real Estate Security
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8 Toara' Time:
The borrower's life will be insured for the
full amount, uni in casi of his death the
loan will be paid from the INSURAMOIS
POLICY The Mechanics and Investors'
jnion also isue
CERTIFICATES OP STOCK
I : with mm hi nasi
INSUfiANCJb POLI IES
payable in about eight years, based uuont
ima'l fixed monthly payments. For fur
ther particulars apply to the
Uanics and InTesiors' Union
V
Raleigh, N 0, Geo Allen, Secretary.
jy81 AGKiTai WANTED.
House and uot for Sale.
On Monday, the 6th day of November,
1893, we will bell at the cou t house dojr in
Raleigh, at 12 m, to the hgiiest bidder for
cash, a bouse and lot in ' ibarlin, about one
milenorthweitof Raleigu.fomrly belongini;
toLydia Williams, deceased, a I joining the
lands oi the 1 te Jesse Fet ilor i and others,
containing about one-fourth oi an acre J K
Fleming, commissioner, sells under a decree
of the Superior court of Vake county, made
in case of Rmsom Porcuer and others
vs tiimon Porcher, and V VV.
Vass sells by virtue of authority
given him by mortg ge deed, exe
cuted by Lydia Villiams ni duly recorded
in tbe Register of Deeds ot&te for V Vake
county. J H KLuiMLNG, Com
VV VV VA88, Mortgagee. oc7 tds
Caveit, and Tra le-Marks obtained, and all Pat
ent business couducted for Moderatc Fee.
Oun Omct is Oppoiiti u. s. patent omcc
and we can secure patent id leu time than those
remote from V rshmgton.
Send model, drawing or photo with descrip
tion. We idvise, If patentable or not, free of
charge. Our fee not duo till patent is secured.
! A Pamphlct, ' How to Obtain PatenfR," with
cost of same In the U. S. asU ineiga countries
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