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avLKcati. our. 25, 1593.
DEATH OF JUDGE BOND.
The wires bring the sad news of the
death of Jndge Hugh L Bond, which
took place at his residence In Balti
more yesterday morning. The 1 mire
diate cause of death was heart disease,
which was brought about by an at
tack of grip a year or so since.
Judge Bond was well known in our
eity, where be figured considerably
in the early seventies in the Ku.Elux
trials. He is conceded to have been
an eminent jurist, although a man of
well known political bias. He was ap
pointed by President Grant to the cir
cuit bench in 1870.
THE GULF STORM.
The Wilmington Sta says the
Gulf storm, with which this section
was threatened las!; week, has "gone
glimmering" far to the eat t ward of
the Booth Atlaalio coast. Signals
were taken down at the Wilmington
station. There were heavy rains
Sunday at Goldsooro, 2:30 inches ; at
Weldon, 2:80 ; over an inch at New
Berne at d Greensboro, and over five
inches at Charlotte since last Friday
night.
A Noted Man in Trouble.
Charles F Peck, ex Comm'esioner
of the State Bureau of Labor Statis
tics, is under arrest in Albany. De
tective Sweeney, who was sent to
make the arrest, found Peek in bed
Pdok asked the detective to let him
commit suicide. The detective re
plied that he would if he had en
other witness prese it. At Jthe
station house Peck appeared to be
very nervous and kept repeating
his denial of the boys' story and
declaring that it was the contin
nance of the prosecution which be
gun with his arrest for destroying the
papers relating to his last tariff and
wages report.
Peak returned from Europe this
week and was arraigned on Wed Dee
day under the old indictments for
destroying public papers. He admits
having been drinking heavily since
his retnrn to Albany and says that
he was driven to it by the strong
hand of the prosecution'tbat is rest
ing on him, and which has driven all
his friends from him.
TO PIERCE THE MOUNTAINS.
Charleston News and Courier.
A well defined rumor has reached
here that the management of the
newly reorganized Ohio River and
Charleston Railroad are already at
work securing rights of way through
the mountains of North Carolina
with a view of building the connect
ing link between the sections of the
late Cineinnatti, Chicago and Char
leston Road.
Mr Samuel Hunt, of Cineinnatti,
wbo was in the city last summer, and
whole now the general manager of
both branches of the road as the rep
resentatlve of the Finance Company,
of Philadelphia, and said to be exer
cisiug bimself in the matter and to
have expressed it as the purpoie of
the people whom he represent to
complete the construction of the road
at the earliest date possible This
statement is fully in accord with
those which were recently made' by
Mr Charles E Hitler, of Boston while
in Charleston. The building of such
a connection as that proposed will be
an expensive, undertaking on account
of the heavy rock gradinjr which will '
I. k. - il i
tw requirou iu due uiuuuimuuub t)C i
tlons through which the line is to j
NEIGHBORS AT GRAY GABLES.
It has been publicly announeed at
Buzzard's Bay that the Tudor Haven
tract of land on Monument River, the
property of President Cleveland, is
offered for sale. This does not in-
clad e the villa of Gray Gables, which
the President occupies in summer.
nor the land immediately surround
log it, but the large tract of from
sixty to seventy-five acres of bluff
land facing the river looking north
toward Buzzard's Bay village. It was
said at the time the President pur
charted the Tudor estate and lands
adjoining in all about lr0 acres,
three years ago, that it was with an
eye to speculation. The land is
placed in the hands of Horace w Cro
well, of Boston, to dispose of, and the
restrictions placed upon it are it shall
be offered only to persons In every
way desirable as neighbors to the
Presidential household, and tbat, un
less residences to cost $3,500 or more
are to te erected, there can be no sale
made.
EFFECTS OF OPIUM.
Opium p odnces more varied and
opposite effects upon the human
system than any known drug. Even
in small dopes it will act on the sarre
Individual as a stimulant and as a
sedative, as an astringent or a laxa
tive, and, in large doses to those who
are habituated to its use, it acts as a
powerful .stimula- t, or even lntoxi
cant, such intoxication being fol
lowed by muscular relaxation and
cental torpor. The action of most
drngs, or at least of very many, varies
according to the dose which is ad
ministered, thus ipecacuanha will act
as an emetic in large doses, but if
given in small quantity will arrest
sickness. Ammonia will cause or ar
rest sickness, according to the quan.
tity taken, while many drugs which
in small doses will operate as febri
fuges w'll in large doses indnce fever
Ne Yortc Sun.
CELERY FOR RHEUMATISM.
If celery were eaten freely sufferers
l.-om rheumatism would be compara
tively few. It is a mistaken idea that
cold and dump produce tne diseasr -they
simply develop it. Acid blood is
the primary and sustaining cause. If
celery is eaten largdy, an alkaline
blood is the result, and where this
exists there can be neither rheuma.
tism nor gout. It should be eaten
cooked. Detroit Free Press.
TILLMAN'S TICKLERS.
The Palme .to Stale's Whiskey Tade-
mr..k 13 Good.
Washington. D 0., Oct 24. In tbe
district of Polumbia Circuit room
tb '.8 morning Justice Bradley deliv
ered h's opinion in the case of the
Stave of eouta Carolina against the
Commisilon of Patents to require the
latter to register the ''quo; of trade
me k of te Pa'meito State. The
judge decided in favor of the State
and ordered a peremptory o-der re-
qu'ring the Comm'eiioner of Patents
to reg'ster the trademark. The Com
missioner can appe J from the deois
ion and carry the matte to tbe Uni
ted States Supreme Court.
The great scerclty of servant pirls
in Boston has led to the 1 portat'on
of a considerable number of girls
from the back dWricts of Maine to
serve in the fashionable city houses.
The want of familiarity on the Dart
of these girls with city ways and Ian-
guage has led to some queer scenes.
One afternoon a lady called at a fine
residence in Boston street, where one
of the girls was employed, and rang
the bell. Samantha Wayback an"
swered the cal'. "Can Mrs Croesus
be seen?" the visitor asked. "Ken
she be seen ?" snickered Samantha.
'Well. I rnther cnesH aha ktv ih.
six feet high and fonr feet wide I My
sakes 1 You can't see much of any
thing besides when she's around 1"
It May do ag Much for Ton.
Mr VraA Milla nt Tvirtno Til
he baa a severe kidney trouble for manv
years, with severe pains in his back and
also tbat his blaider ws affected. He tried
mny so caned kidney cures bat without
anv good result. About a year aeo he began
use of Blectrio Bitters and found relief at
once. Electric Bitters is especially adapted
to cure of all kidney and liver troubles and
of mn gives almost Instant relief. One trial
win prove our suwmeri. rnoe oniy ouo lor
large bottles, at John X tfiHEtfl drugstore,
Great Triumph.
Instant relief experienced and a
permanent cure by tbe most speedy
and greatest remedy in tbe world
Otto's eure for Tbruat and Lang dls
ease. Why will voo continue to
Irritate your throat and lungs with
that terrible hacking cough when
W. H King A Co., sole agents will
furnish you a free simple bottle of
this grat guaranteed remedy T Its
success Is si m pi v wonderful, as your
rirugg'st will tell yoa Otto's care is
now sold in ery town and villlape
on this continent. Samples free.
Larifs bottles 60c
t For sale by W. H King & Co., corner
Fajecteville and Hargett streets.
HOW IS THIS?
Something unique even in cbese
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 M ag
azlne one year for one dollar, tb reg
ular subscription prioe; and in iidi
tion to send acb subscriber flfr v-two
complete novels during the t -velve
months: one each week.
Think of it. You receive a new
and complete novel, by mail, post
paid, every week tor rorty-two weeks,
and in addition- yoa get the magazine
once a moath for twelve months, all
for one do'lar. It is so offer which
the publishers can only afford to
make in the confi lent expectation of
getting a hundred thousand new sub
scribers. Among the authors in the
com'og series are, Wilkie Collins,
Walter Besant, Mrs Oliphant, Mary
Cecil Hav, Florence Marry at, Antho
ny, Troll ope, A Oonan Doyle, Miss
Braddon, Captain Marryat, Miss
Thackery and Jules Verne. If you
wish to take advantage of thi unus
ual opportunity, sead one dollar for
Stafford' Magazine, one year. Your
first copy of the tu-igazloe, and your
first number of tbe fifty-two novels
(one each week) wMch yoa are to re
ceive duringt.be year will be Sent you
by return mail. Kemlt by P O Or
der, registered letter or express. Ad
dress H STAFFORD, Publisher,
Stafford Manzine,
P O Box 2264,
New York, N Y.
Please mention this Paper.
Sept n.
Mortgage Sale.
Bv virtue of power conferred on me by a
certain mortgage executed by lck Buabee
and wife, Henrietta, which said mortgage is
duly recorded in registry Wake county, in
book No 121, at page 487, 1 will off "Mr for sale
at tbe court house door in the city of Hal
eigh, N C, on Mouday, Oct 30, 1893, at 12
o'clock m, the property in said mortgage de
scribed, the same being a certain hoise and
lot near the fair grounds and Hillsboro road
adjoining the lands of W A Crawford and
others and known as the homestead of said
lck Bus bee. Terms of sale. cash.
se30tds BFMONTA.GUE. Atty.
Dissolution oi Copartnership
OF TrlE FIRM OF
ELLINGTON, ROYSTEii CO.
By mutual consent the firm of Ellington,
Bossier & Co has been dissolved and for the
puroose of winding up the affairs connected
with the partnership, a consent jadgmeni
has been entered in Wake Superior Court by
which Mr Virtruvinj Koyster has been ap
pointed Commissioner and tte&iirer to con
vert all the firm assets into money and after
discharging the indebtedness oi the rm to
divide the residue among the several part
ners according to their respective interests.
The firm is perfectly solvent and all t
liabilities -will he discharge! in a anon
whili. Persons indebted to the firm are ru-
quested to mile prompt payment to Air
Virtravius Royster.
se 2Gtf ELLINGTON. R0Y3TB1& & C.
IF YO T EXPETT TO MOVE befire win
ter sets in, now is your time. We will
loan you our elephant free of charge, "to
vided j on move into any one of the follow
ing bouses whio we have now for rent:
i Nice 5 room aottige on Blood worth street,
between Morgan and Fa-gfltt. Frioe $10 a
month; 5 room bonee on Nort i Salisbury
street, near S & Q shopi. Price $12 50-5
room cottage on Firwod avenue, opposite
Raleigh Cotton Mill; pric $8 0; t wo to-y
d wiling on Halifax s'lwt, opposite Judge
Clark's; price $12 50; two stwy 6 roomdvr-l-
i, i"ig on Morgan str et, m r -r oi Mr J
(Pool's; rrioa $9j4roo-i coVage oti Hmtb
West stree price $8 50, 6 room two try
i house on W"8t Lwn se, opposite Kpl'co
Sal mission; price $12 50; 10 room dwelling,
fo 106 West Jones treet; price 114
I Call and a1 us or drop at a postal and we
,wi'i call and see you
'POW fJtBBOyGHXOJMCO,
ttce. Ice.
We are prepared to supply
CE, ICE, ICE
in any quantity of tbe best quality
and at lowest -itgfor cash. We
will not e undersold by any
one, no th or south, from
oar loads down. Send
orders to
Jones & Powell,
Raleigh, H Q.
Phone 41 and 71.
large stock of Anthra! A T
cite Goal, all sizes. JJjt.Lj
Bituminous Goal for fuel and steam
Hi slXT Oats, Bran. Hay,
SJ till , Shingles, 4c, at
wholesale and retail by
JONES & PO WELL
ORXOLK ASD CAROLINA R.1
OOHDBN6BD BCHKDUIiB.
Dated August 9th, 1891.
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Arrive 2 0
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Suffolk,
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Tunis,
Ahoekey,
Aulander,
Hobgood,
Tarboro.
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Kb 101 makes oonneouon at Eocxy Mount
with.W 4r W Train No 23 for allpoh.tt
South, and No 78 train for all points Norh'
9 M Sbrpkl, J K Kbnlt.
6enH Manage. Supt Trains
T If EMCRROff. fltn'l Pair Agt
Sale of Land.
"Rv virtnA nf m. tnAPtaaM AvsvmfA1 h TAf
TfiTHOn Pfsfil. WeJth Muninm atlri (Tannana
Sturdevant, trustees to VVm Watts, on th
xuiu any oi jLFHoeaiDer. itxsi, recorded in tne
oifioe of th Register of Deeds of Wake
oonntv. N 0. In hnnlr.lftl. nanoRiQ r m
sell, atpubiio auction for cash, at the court
house door in the city of iUleigh, N 0 on
jiouuay, toe toa wy oi KfcwmT, 8s)i. at 12
o'clock m, a certain lo; of land situated in
the vlllftcn tt Anhnrn M. Mjfir'i nn.i.in
said county, and Btafe, and bounded fol-
.vnc. ukiuuiuv i-i UIO UUUUie Or tne
Smithfiehf mul rnnnlno KT 1K h l .01
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w m owo 1W 11V1U hUQ IXUUSt or LUQ ft
O P ft traok: thanna ft 4319 It 0.97 nhiin. f . 1
stake in the middle ot said railroad; thence .
in, cuuns w ine Degmmng, containing )
iCTi pqriTurs, leaa a ueruun poruon oi sal a lot
soiatomer fooL i
An unlimited number
of people are wanted
to call at
tDwHafi IBobbiiiirs
DRUG STORE,
Corner FayettevIUe and S. Market Sts.f
.RalelgihL, JST O.,
to purchase at lowest
price FOR GASH what
ever MAY BE NEED
ED in
The Drag line.
PSESCRIPTIOHS
A SPECIALTY.
SVaftJY
LOA55
TO
Real Estate Secu rity
-ON-
S Yoai s' Tme
The btirrower's life will be injured for the
full amount, ana in casn of bis death tbe
loan will be paid from tbe -INSUKANCJfi
POLICY. The Mechanics and Investors'
Union also isoue f ,
CEUTIFUJATKS OF STOCK
with combined
INSUKAJXJfc POLHIES
payable in about eight years, based ui on
small tiid monthly payments. Jtor fur
ther particulars apply to the
Uanics aaainYestors Uaioo,
Bal'eigh, N C, Geo Allen, Secretary.
jy81 AUEX TS vVAMTED.
H nse and uot lor Sale.2
OnMonday, the 6t,h day of Novemfier,
1893, e will tell at the cou t house door in
Raleigb, at 12 m, to the bigbest bidder lor
cash, a house and lot in berlin, about one
mile north wet of Kaleigh.lomerly belonging
to Lydia Williams, deceased, a 'joining tbe
lands ot tbe 1 te Jesse tet ilord and others,
containing about one-tourth ol an acre J H
Fleming, commissi iner, selis under a decree
of the huperior uouri ot V ake county, made
in case of K nsom Porcner and others
vs elimon Porcner, and V VV.
rass sella by virtue of authority
given him by mortg ge deed, exe
cuted by Lydia Villiamsrnd duly recorded
in the Kegister of Deeds omoe for V V ate.
oounty. J H KLKMlNCf, Com
V V V V VA88, Mortgagee. oo7 tds
Cavcsls, and T'n-!eMarks obtained, and all PaU
at buvness coi;'4uctwl,fpr Moocratc Feet.
Oun orricc is Cppositc U. S. Patent orricc
and w ran secure patent u less time Uiau those
remote from V vshington.
Send model, drawing or photo., with descrip
tion. We advise, il patentable or not, (res of
charge. Our (ce not due till patent is secured, i
A Pamphlet, "HowtoObtaln Patenfw" with
coat ot tame In the U. & and iUvigacountne
man uce. aouc3- ; ,
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