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HAL EI OH. MARCH 3, 1894.
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oast through the eolema eeremonie( The last Bandar edition of lueBow
TT , . ,.. ton Poat was g Hun out entirely by
which are Intevled'o Impress npjn . -ri,. All the adltotlahi
' . ... 1 1 W . .
wen il;uou, ait I am iun u
ted niaeU attention all throoghoat
their mlod". and hearts the Impor
tance of fulfilling the I es-to. luoul
e ed In tnelr dally lives, go oat lo'o
toe world and seeming! v forget that
they obligated themselves in the
t rerucrt of Almighty God, calling
upon Him to witness thlr vow, and
v hen there is a choice between a
I rotber aud an outsider in a matter
f bulness,or anythtng.nnheeitaMng
if and aubushlngly give the out
t der the preference. It is a sad com
wenta'ry upon mankind th it this is
true; that men who receive honors
from an order, and who owe much to
the practice of fraternity by their
brethren for their business and social
positions should be guilty of each
the East.
A GOOD GARDEN PAYS!
Joh-eoo'e Vao-ti Oil kills all
pains whether Internal or external. I
tl.0) sits 60 eenU ; f 0 cent size 88 cU.
For sale bv John Y MaeKne.
To be Successful iii this
IlBwisiiiess
Liuckleu'a Arnica Salve.
The beet salve in me world for eats.
braises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fe
ver sores, tetter. ehauDed bunds, chil
blains, corns aud all skin eruptions.
nud positively cures plies, or no pay
iTH- Plant Only Pure.Fresh
bv J.H9 Y Mm. I 1 fa I f . l r I
arm nauamB lj jmanHHas.
. r T IT Daumw m I w - w -
a.MIW J. 4 IIB, iiB. r. a nal,.
Bu iness Manager. Aich't E bupt. a la g
ii. K . jtark, in Charge yarus na snaps.
jmaigoim
(SucoesMTs to Ellington, Royster Co.)
MANur&ciutiBs or
Doors, Sasb, Blinds, Scroll Work.
And alt
CONDUCTED BY RALEIGH COUNCIL, NO. 1.
FRATERNITY WHAT IS IT?
When a young man reaches his 21st
year he is at onoe solicited to nnite
with one or more of the varlors fra
ternal and beneficial orders. He is
shown the advantages growing oat
of saob lutmbership how when sick
be will receive the care and attention
of the lodge, and a stipulated weekly
benefit; in the event of death, burial
by the fraternity and the death ben
efit paid widows of deceased members.
Be is also shown the social advanta
ges that membership entitles him to.
Bnt the greatest incentive to anyone
to unite with an order is the frater
nal relations which are supposed to
exist between each and etery mem
ber, the most exalted and the most
humble, the richest and the poorest
those relations which were entered
into as each bowed at the com no on
altar and took upon himself an obli
gation to forever cherish and protect,
assist and defend each and every
member of the order; that in all the
relations of life, he would recog
nize in a member or tne order a
brother; that he would always and in
all things give him the preference;
that when misfortune knocked at a
brother's door he would be with the
first to proffer sympathy and aid;
that in the struggles of life the weak
and helpless brother should find in
him strength, shelter and proteotiou;
that he would not permit the tongue
01 sianaer to alienate mm from a
brother, but that he would defend
bis good name as he would that of
his nearest and dearest friend; that
when, under the weary burden of life,
one falls along the way, that tender
hands will lay him in earth's last
resting place, and give to the bereav
ed ones that love and protection
wuivu ib uv asj asswcud o is du vuco
that the widow's heart shall be made
glad by the loving care bestowed,
and the orphans reared and educated
to fill a noble end in life.
uoes any order offer such an in
ducement?
They all do
It is not the purpose of this article
to detract one iota from the great
and grand work achieved by the
uany fraternal ordeis. Knowing
their worth from years of experience
and membership in nearly all of
them, nothing could be farther from
as than by any word or act to bring
reproach upon these institutions
which have done more to bring about
a closer relationship among men, to
alleviate suffering and sorrow, to care
for the widow and educate the or
pnan, than any otner agency save
alone the Church of Christ. But we
would seriously inquire if the full
force of the obligations we take is
felt by ns; if in matters of business
and employment we remember that
we are bound to give a brother the
preference; if we look to a brother's
welfare point out the dangers that
may threaten him and the advan
tages he may secure; if when we meet
in paDllo we greet each other as
brethren, and thus show to the world
that membership in an order means
something?
We must confess that many who
Data the threshold of an order, take
Some may think we have puc the RQYSTR PARK. &t CO.
fact a little too ttrong. and that we
are seeking to pay off a personal
score. Far be it from ns to bring re
proacb upon any order or individual.
bat after having scores of instances
brought under our personal obeerva
tion where men outside hae been
given the preference over men in the
order who were their superiors men
tally and morally by a brother (?)
mend er, w cannot refrain from
calling attention to the evil, and
asking all who would be true j
to the principles of the order
and their obligation to see to it that
those who are guilty of such perfidy
receive the just condemnation when
they seek to pose ss "lights" of the
order and secure honors at the hands
of those whom thy would not hesi
tate to iujure.
I sell Robt Buist's acknowledged by the truckers of Raleigh to be
superior to all other makes and better adapted to our soil & climate.
I am pleased to offer an asortment of these seeds, including:
I
STAIR HAILS
Other Kinds of Building
Material.
Will contract to bui'd say where ia the
State, or furnish any kind of material desired.
Our shop is equipped with the latest and
best wood working machinery. We are lo
cated on tbe 8. K. L. Railroad, which runs
through the best timbered lands in North
Carolina, from which we get our logs and
cut our own lumb ?r. This enables as to fill
orders of any s'se or dimension on short
notice. W can cut 18,000 feet a day. Our
Dry Kiln has a capacity of 60.000 feet, and
we cut, dry and drees lumbar for the publio
at reasonable rates.
Telephone No. 135
Our yard and shops are on West street, at
west terminus of Edenton street. feb24
rV l CU.n nUkt tlto ri.n...il I
will meet in Pythian Hall in the lIOA IMOVHlLlBS !
Academy oi music, naving rentea tne
same tn order cnat our meetings
would not conflict with the church
prayer meetings on Wednesday nights.
It is earnestly desired that every
member should be present. There
ill be Initiation
eeeaM teesea eeeeee "
tl BESTS.
: CABBAGE, (14 varieties),
A r O All
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U CUCUaBER,
COLLAKDo,
KALE,
i LETTUCE,
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ii MUSTARD,
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MELONS,
NION SEED.
tt PARSNIP,
S, PDUPKirf,
ii PEPPq.R0,
!: RADDIHU,
ii salsify,
ii SQUASH,
is Toil 4.TOE3,
ji TURJSflPd, &o.
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-A-ti 2 OoxLijs per IDozen..
Next week we shall speak further
on another phase of this subject.
NORTH CAROLINA NEWS.
An infant child of Mr AH Smith,
of Williawston, N C, died Tuesday of
lookjaw and was buried in the Epis
copal cemetery at Scotland Neck.
The body of Peter Bynum, a prom
inent farmer of Greene county, was
found on the outskirts of Wilson re
cently with his neck broken. He had
fallen out of his buggy, intoxicated
From present appearances the fruit
crop In Wilson county this year will
be good. None of the fruit cres have
bloomed yet, and unless a cold soap
occurs in April the crop is about as
sured
Mr Wm Dautridge, a wealthy man
who died in Nash county last week,
had 673 bales of cotton piled up in bis
yard. He had been saving cotton for
several years waiting for higher prices
and it is said that much of tbe cttton
is so decayed as to render it worth
less.
Mr R ROarr, near here, had a tar
key to set near the road and by some
means a partridge was hatched among
the brood. It is now eight mon hs
old and still stays with its strange
friends, comes up at night and morn
ing and in fed, and seems to be per
fecti y satisfied This is true and can
be vouched, for by Mr Carr and his
neighbors. Kinstoo Free Press.
The ancient gander, several times
mentioned in these columns daring
past years, belonging to Q W Smith,
of Sleepy Creek section, that came to
his father with a flock of geese more
than 70 years ago, and that passed
from sire to son when the latter mar
ried and set up house keeping, that
ran the gauntlet of Sherman's army,
the only survivor of a great flock. 1
coming out of that memorable raid 89
years ego, with a broken wing, the
result of a gun shot in the hands of a
yankee soldier, is at length dead. He
frote to death the first night of this
cold spell, and bv the bestcaloula
tion that Mr Smith en make the
gander is the rise of 89 years of age.
The editor of The Argas secured his I
nolent gandershlp the nr orning after
the demise and has had him taxider
mitized. He was exblbted at the New
Berne fair. This is undoubtedly the
Fashionable tints lu Fine Stationery:
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AZORINE
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Fine Stationery in Cream and White:
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EGYPTIAN LINEN
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CRCQU1LB EGGSHELL FINISH
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KID FINISH
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BANK -NOTE BOSD
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as we are headauarters for Station'
ery we can furnish any kind of Fine
Stationery you may wisn, envelopes
to match.
W G 8E ? J R, Manager. !
Phone 14 i. Odd. Poatofflce,
tin-arcfteni IPeas,
Irish IPotatoes9
(Northern gro i )
IDunaoiin Sets,
Carn and Beams,
all at jtb hal aoBsirrs,
Headquarters for Drugs and Seeds,
LAND SALES.
Real Eta Rent Collecting, Fire,
Accident and Casualty
Insurance.
WY1
1UKTI
NEvV OFFICE,
No Steps to Climb.
No. 10 West Hargett St.
Bouse and Lit or Sale.
By virtue of authority conferred by
a certaio deed of inortg te, executed
on the Uth day of April. 1891. bv
Turner R Jous aud Fanule Jones, his
wife, to Ed a Lee & ', and regis
tered in the office of the Register of
Deeds l'or vValio couueo, N U, in boos
118, at pg at), we wM on
Tuesday. Jklarua 40, 1891,
sell at pu lie auction, to tuo nlghest
bidder, for casu, a lioase aud too in
Riieigti township, .Vka county, IS
O, east of the corporate limios ot the
city of RaleUrh, situ ate m a wt-t-i
si te of an uunamed etreet ruuuin c at
ruht angles south trom ilaruu street
extended Bald lot being rectangular in
shape, fronting 66 feet on said un
named street and running baca 105
feet to the Oatling line bounded on
the north by tbe said Jones and
Beverly Short line and on the south
by tbe Wm Thompson line for full de
scription of said lot reference is made
to said mortgage. On said lot it loo
ted a house containing a store and
five rooms and stables and necessary
outhouses Also one gray horse
named Charlie, eleven years old, one
trray mare sold said Jones by Ed H
tiee as uo, and one s otted milch cow
Time of sale la o'clock m. Place of
sale county court house door in Kal
eigb, N O. This February 17, 1891.
HA I WOOD & U Ax WOOD.
fel7 tds Attorneys for Mortgagees.
Notice of Sale.
By virtue of a decree of th Superior Court
of wake couuty, duly made ia ttte special
Mary B. onon et al., I will expose to public
8lest (he court house do ji in the city of
Kaieign, on monaay, Marcn za'n, iy i, the
following described real estate, viz: A lot of
land on tne corner of Halifax and Johnson .
streets, in the city of Rami n, kuo va as the
"litwren e place." ims iuua will be di
viae.1 and sot l ia lots tronti m on Hal.fax..
Jouuaon auU dllsbur; atreeio. Alsoacer-
tain other lot ot iaua list south ot the south- -tra
bouudary luie of the city of cUleigh, on.
me S 'Utn siae ot -ersn street exteaaed,.
auj.jiuiug lot iorinerly belonging to Priui--rosMon
tuenirth anJth lot formerly be--longing
to Va s on the south. Terms of'
sale: O je th'rU cash, balance at one and two
years, with intereii at eight per cent.
i M UtJSBe.a!, Oommisaionez.
ttaieign, xat. za, iwi. tos
oldest and most historic gander on I
npon themselves the obligations, and ' record. Qoldsboro Argus.
H. F. Smith & Co.,
Cor. FayettevUle and Martin 8ts.,
Wholesale aud retail dealers in all the popu
lar oranas or
Ciaars ard Tobacco,
amoicers' Uoods and Walking Canes.
Everything new Our Anl'm Rtnntc frmh
and embraces all the favorite brands of the
best manuf actoriei in the country. JDroo in
aousee as. feblv
For Ront.
The dwelling houw nn T)vl dtraflt hn.
tween Fayetteville and Wilmington streets,
and the office corner Wilmington and Dsvie
strootis
febl7eod2w AW FRAPS.
Mortgage Sale oi tteal instate.
By virtue of power conferred on me
by a certain mortgage deed, exeou
I ted by J F Brown, and duly recorded
in Registry of Jouston county in oook
A, No 6, 1 will offer for sale at the
court house doar iu the city ot Ral
eigb, N 0, to the highest bidder, for
cash, on Monday, JtlarcU 19, 1:94, at
12 o'clock m, tne laud in 81 1 mort
gage desorioed, being tot No 8 iu the
division of the lauUa of trie late John
t R Brown Said lot having been as.
signed in said dlvisl n to cue said J F
Brown. Maid laud said to coo rain 91
acres and lying within one half mil
of the village of E 4rpsoor-, N O.
b J MO ' V AO UK.
fe17 Attoruey for mortgagee
Land Sales.!
Sale of House ami Lot
By virtue of power conferred jixcmbs two
certain mortgages executed oy R Stanley Mc
Incyre and wife,Katie Atcintyre, which said
mortgages are amy rocoraea negjacerv Wake
county, in book do 118, at page 0', and
book uo 124, page 500, i will oner for sale to
the highest QiUdar for casu. at the o ourt
house Uoor. ou darurday, jUaroa, 17, 1894,
the house anJ irit in Slid mortgages de
scribed lying jusf eut cf the city ot Kaieign,
on the west side Jbmita street, adjoimag
uie lauaa ui a. uigva b .u uinurs, ppiug iso
tangular iu shap., fronting it feet 9 inches
on dixuth Bt et, and running bacx Li'3 teet.
Also at the same time ana place a lot oi
household and xitcneu furniture.
felo tds atfSijt i-AdUifi, Mortgagee.
Kaleigh. N 0. Feb 16, 1B1M.
AT.JK Romero,
No. 12 fizciiaiige,
Wholesale and Retail Produce Commission
Merchant and dealer in cbicxeni, egg, but.
ter, NO bacon. Call or drop me a postal
whn in need of anything andsive money.
Chicaens and eggs a speoi lty. Oou ign
ments solicited. a3in
Caveits, and Trade-Marks obtained, and all Pat-J
ent Dullness coitauctea tor Moderatc Ftts. t
Our Office is Opfoiite U. S. Pattnt Officc
and we can secure patent ia leu time than tnoM J
remote from W ashinirton. 1
Send model, drawing or photo, with deacrlp-j
tion. We advise, it patentable or not, free of J
rhirn, . Our i a not JIiia till TialAnt ia aecured. d
A Pamphlet, ' How to Obtain Patents," witht
cost of same (n the U. S. and Jweign countileiZ
tent free. Address, J
O.A.SOW&Osv
merit to secure th.i couticeace o.
entire communities and hold it year after
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