Telegraphic Xewt.
The iru 1 Li lge of Uaiooi met iu
Wilmington Iks' uUht. Tho atteo
GREETING THE - HEW - TEAR.
THE COBWEB CURE.
Not a Fine Spun Theory, but Proved
dLse wm Ur?e
Specific for Asthma.
PitUburg'Dispatcb.
For several years, in fact, aluioi-t
Inee Infancy, M Us Katie Faber. tb
17 year old daughter of George Fa
ber, of Wooster, O, has been a con
stant sufferer with asthma. Her fa
ther spent hundreds of dollars with
noted Bpeclallsts, but there was to
permanent relief. About a year at."
while Mies Faber was suffering from
one unusually severe attack, a neUli
bor who had happened in said ttat a
missionary who had returnei from
India had told her that the Hindoo
eared asthma with cobwebs, and ex
plained that the mtho.l of taking it
was to gather a "web," roll it into a
pellet and a w&llo it.
NH' ertbe young lady's mother,
nor the lady who had told of 'he cur-,
bad any f-iih in it, as they were
afraid of poison. Not long after Mies
Faber hd a very severe attack of
the d settee, and, to use her mother's
words: 'Katie said 'I miyjustas
well be dead as suffer this way and I
am going to try the cobweb c ire.'
Sbe secired a small web, and, rolliog
it into a pellet, swallowed it. The
queer pill apparently had no ill effect,
nor did it help her. About a week
after Mrs Faber concluded to try the
cure again, and went to the icehouse,
where she found an uncommonly
large "web," rolled it into a pellet,
and gave it to her daughter, who
drank it with a cup of water. Io
bad effects vvere noticed that after
noon, nor the night after the piil was
taken, but the following day stve was
very sick. The next day sbe said she
was unusually well, saying that eh
Mt as though a great weight had
been lifted troni her This was early
last June, and from that time to this
she has never had an attack of the
disease although the attacks b-ftt
were daily, i-nd iua tew months from
being a pale, dencate looking voting
won an, is uow rosy cheeked, and
where ehe formerly w-iirhed 1
pounds, now tips the tca'es at Vi'i
pounds. Persons who doubt t be
truth of this story need only to wri'e
to Mr and Mrs Faber, and they will
verify it.
The Weather.
Local forecast for Raleigh and vi
cinity:
On Thursday: Fair, but with in
creasing cloudiness; warmer.
Local data for 21 bours ending 8 a
m today.
Maximum temperature, 48; mini
mum temperature. 26; rainfall 0 0.
Synopsis: The pressure is highest
over the Southern States It dilute
ishes to the north and west and the
center of a "low area" (or storm cen
ter) is found over thj lake region
This storm center is not producing
much rain, but to the west of it con
siderable enow is falling
The "high area" in the south is
causing air and pleasant weather in
that section.
The "low" now over the lake regioD
will probably pass to the Atlantic
coast during the next 36 hours and
cause cloudy weather in this state
Thursday afrernoon, but the ceut er
or the ' low" will be too low far north
to cause rain here.
Handsome Testimonial.
The following testimon'al to our
fellow citizen, Mr A Dughi speaks for
itself:
Ashbcro N C. January 1st. 1891.
Mr A Dughi, Raleigh, N C.
Dear Sir: The ice cream came
promptly and I am p eased to say it
gave entire satisfaction. Indeed I
was delighted. It was nicely kept
and was beautiful. Two years ago
Jacob Fussell Co., of Washington, D
C, furnished me cream for an enter
tainment and I do not hesitate to saj
that yours was much more satisfac
tory. It was more nicely packed and
more beautifully kept.
Very Respectfully,
Mrs (J 8 Bradshaw
W. H. Rogers,
No 12 Exchange,
Wholesale and Retail Produce Commission
Merchant and dealer in chickens, egg, but,,
ter, NC bacon. Call or drop me a postal
whon in need of anything and save money.
Chickens and eggs a specialty. Consign
Sfiittor Faulker, of West Virginia,
is at rnuipfou Vft., for the purpose of
getting mirried.
Hirtiop MeNorny the well known
Oarh .lie prelate at Albany N Y died
at 8:4 i yesterday etening.
The Montgomery Iron Company of
Kennedy. Pa , have made an assign
inent. Liabilities $130,000.
Tim Homestead nlant of the Car
negie Street Coiipoy has resumed
operations In evtry department.
The statement is-ced yesterday
afternoon shows a uet lucre ise in the
public debt for December of $3 861 6GJ
Mrs Luci who has been a source of
annoyance to the president by fre
quenting the premies of the White
Homs hftsb'en pronounced insane.
Positively One A ppesrance Only.
SATURDAY EVENING, JAimABY 6rH.
Grand Concert.
Grand Opera.
The Distinguished
MARIE TAV1RY
Grand Operatic Concert Co,
An Organization of Select Arists.
,rME Marik Tavary, Prim Donna.
Mm it Klkv Von Doenhoff, Prima Donna
Contralto.
St-nor Fermndo Michedena, Signor Luigi
8rfon Italian Haesj, Herrnoud.
Urand concert program and Act 111 of
Fut" i" costume.
Feats on sale at MucRse's 50, 75c and $1.
House for Rent-
A T Tirrt atnrtr aairan vnnm Vyvii ia ttt I f V, Kni-K
IW Jl ei- cu ' JJ 111 nv ii c u Ltll 'cl IX
room an 1 pantry aodcl lets; water in liwe
and kitsh n aud connected with sewjrage
system, i arue grdin, lot aid barn. Vo
621 Wc-t J'n"s stret. Apply to Mr J O
urown; Keys wun air aenry oung. janp
Notice of Sa'e.
By virtue of thp provisiorsof secion 173,
vo'ome 1, of the Co ie of 'North Caro'inthe
ir-i emigned will sell, at public auction, at
thf court h ime door in the c'ty of K d igh.
on the 17:h day o? Jmiua'-y. lS9t. at 12
o'clock ra one (1) horse buggy, the pro' erty
of lshani Ivey. T' is S'de is made under-a
mechanic's lien for material furnish'd and
work done in re 'airine; and rfpii. ting said
buerg, to the anvni' tof (220OJ t wenty-two
dollars and expens- s of thi sale.
ThisJanua y2 1894.
, JOHN FOUSIS.
Coin M faifei
H'gh.'st cash price paid for gool, sound,
cotton seed delivered t our ;oal yard. One
or more car loads per day.
Jones & Powell.
COAL, WOOD, &C
FOR SALE.
Kentucky Lump Splint Coal.
Tennessee " " "
Virjuiia ' ' "
Pocahontas" Semi-bituminous Coal.
ftussall (Jreek Lump " '
Oavton, Red Ash, Eeg. Semi-anthracite.
Anthra'ite ''oal, all sizes
Oak an 1 pin wood, cut and long,
Jorn, Oats. Hay Bran, Shingles, Lumber,
Laths, &c at lowest cash prices.
JONES & PO WELL
Raleigh, N C.
Phone 41 and 71.
C O. BALL & CO.
have removed their
WHOLESALE AND
RETAIL GROCERY
in the store formerly occupied by J F
REDFORD, just opposite their
former stand. It has been
HANDSOMELY EQUIPPED
and they are now ready to fill orders
for their customers and friends at
lowest prices and strictly first class
goods.
C; 0. BALL & CO.,
d28 No.8anilOHarg3ttSt.
ff IE
We ba-e a lage an ' well select
ed Mock of bponges which we are
oflVrinr at intere$t:og prioea. AU
htfWs and rices "
Blenched SpoDges,
Carriage Sponge,
6c to 75c
15o to 60c
Also a fuU supply of "GRIPPE"
remedies.
SPELLING
& HICKS,
DRCGGtST,
Corner Fayetteville and Morgan streets,
RALEIGH.
Superior Cow Feed
Compounded and prepared with fresh Pea
Meal, Condition Powders, Pure Bran and
other milk proluciig fool that gives both
quality and richness A trial will convince
you that it is cheaper and better than any
thing else to be had.
-ALSO A-
that will soon give flesh and life to the poor
est an 1 dullest horse in. less time than any
you can procure.
On hap i all the ti ue best
Oats, Corn,
Bran and Hay
as well as the above specialties at market
pries.
Hi, Tl WYATT,
No 2 '6 Fayetteville street,
no!7 Raleigh, NO. .
THE RALEIGH SOFFiNCO
L 0 B A G W E L L. Funeral Di'ector.
W H vVORTHL, Secretary and Treasurer.
I have sold out my entire interest in Tb.9
coi tin business to the
Raleigh Coffin Go.
I will continue with the company as Fo
neral Director and give u .my, personal at'
tent ion.
TL,.- Lew company have now on hand and
will keep a lull line 01
jvm u, ui a J, uuii'41 u'uj
dec, whi"h thav are prepared to furnish at
reasons Die rncej.
Call and see our st jck and get our urices,
LC BAGWELL,
W H WORTH, Funeral Tirector,
Seo'y md Trea. RUeigh Coifin Co.
ie231m.
"I N THE StTPE 310R COURT OF WAKE
J county. North Carolina.
James Nugent and John Devereux Jr." trus
tee, vs u carpen er, Alien uarpnter
and Uarnes rensnaw.
To the Defendants:
Take notice that on February 9th. 1894. at
10 o'clock a rr, I wilt move upon affidavit
for leave to issue execution unontuajuJg
ment heretofore rendered in tnis action.
JOHN HINSDALB,
Plaintiffs Attorney
January 1st, 1894 oaw4w
Sale of Land.
On the 8th day of JanuarWbeiug M6n1av)
of Wake couuty Superior court, I will sell at
pnbi c auction, a tract ot land situate! m
New Light township, on Hillsboro road a'
joining the l.mds of S. N. Little J. 8. Man
gun and otaers, containing 1 "4 aor-s, being
the lands on whioh J. ('. Little resi ie iattne
time of hi-i death. Sale made under an t by
virtue of a decree of the 8 iperior court in a
special proceeding institute i a. N Little,
administrator, vs. Lisheba B d', et al II mt
of sale, 12 m Terms made known on day
of sale TH03.it, PJtUlSLL," . .
deStds Commissioner.
Land Sale.
By virtue of power conferred oti m by a
certain mortgage ded executed by R D.
Banes a id wite Nincy, which mutgage H
dul recorded in Registry of Wake Co intv
in Boon o 83, t page 245, 1 will "ffjr for
Bile to the highest bi ide' for cash at the
courthouse dbor in the city of Rileigh, N
0., on Monday, January 29, 184, at 12
o'clock M, the lan1 in said mortgije de
scribe adjoining the lands of Norman
KDes and others containing thirty tlve
acres and me fully d8'crib?ii iu sai i mort
gage. At same tine ani place, a lot of
cattle described in said m wtgage.
a. 1? JttOJNT itilJK.
sum
CHOP
We're piano d to rlva '894 a charao'erUtla BBIWAtfOER eloom.
Qualities will be mad to dunce, and rrofit ahill pav the piper, while onr
pa'rorr very man In Raleigh reap tha beneflt of cur merry making
iOHIMY HOIIE'TIIL S&TlfBIIaYn
684 of oar Finest Fashionable Fitting Cvereoa'a hall go at the
following reduction:
OLD TEAR I It ICE
30, ?8 50 and $ 7 60
$aS4C0aod 83 60
130 and $18
$16 60 and $15
$13 60to$lC
Go right to tl e vercoat Department Theie's where you find them.
8ee all th" styles Try oo as many as yon want to, and when yoa make
your selection yon will have the cheapest and best coat yoa ever bought.
The original prices represent their actual valoeo. It is now that yoa
hae the met need tor tbse "COMFORTERS" Take them now at the
above reduced prices, with oar compliments of the season f
All sizes, every fablooable quality, all the different weights In Keraeyl
Melton Chinchilla and Ohevlots, Storm Goats, Single Breasted OvtreoatsJ
Doable Breasted Overcoats Extra Stout. Overooats, and extra long ones.
we re n osr sure tnat yon nan be salted in our assortment. J
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Tte great success attending our reduction bale of ;last week' has prompted us to giveti
puouc in aivaniaeor nuying loining ai reauccu pnoes ior one weea longer.
We have therefore determined ta centime nnr gala of i
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SUITS THAT WERE $35 00 NO V GO FOR $16 67
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and offer them at lesi than th r cist of manufacture. ' ;
Our terms during this sale are strictly cash Ni goxls srnt out on approval.
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