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LB4K4T O ff ClROULVriOSI
BALEIUU, JtfAIlCU 8, 1891.
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NORTH CAROLINA NEWS.
The fishermen on the Goshie, Roa
noke aud Chowan rivers and Albe
marle son ad pat in their seines.
Charlotte News: Mrs Graber, mo
ther of Prof Graber, of the celebrated
mnsioal fainllv, Is la a dying condi
tion at her home, on North Church
street, bhe is over CO years old.
The body of Mrs N A Wainwright,
who died in Emporia, Va.on Snnday,
was interred in Wilson on Tuesday.
Her son, Mr George Wainwright, is a
citizen of Wilson.
Greensboro Record: Onr Methodist
friends are not making any fuss but
they are going right along with the
work on their new church. It is nil
covered over and they can go ahead
with the inside work without trouble.
Charlotte News: Spring work on
the farm has beguu in earnest and
ploughs are going in all the fields.
The farmers say that so far the fruit
trees have not been injured and un
less a freeze comes shortly, tner will
be a big fruit crop next summer.
NEWS BY WIRE.
' August 27th the president will re
flew the Knights of Pythians in their
encampment at Washington.
Wyndham Carter has been adjudg
ed a criminal lunatic. He menaced
the life of Qieen Victoria.
The DeniBon, Texas, cotton mill,
the largest in the south, has been sold
to satisfy a judgment. It cost $50,000
and brought 30,000.
The seignorage bill in the senate
passed today.
Ella Norwood, colored, is' under ar
rest in Durham charged with the
murder of her two weeks' old baby.
Congressman M C Blanchard has
been appointed U 8 senator to fill out
the unexpired term of Senator White.
On account of yellow fever at Rio
the port may be closed.
T J Lowry.Mt Airy.and J W Knott,
Oxford, have been confirmed as post-
mosters.
INTERESTING ITEMS.
In India cable is 21,000 miles long.
Electric irons are used in laundries.
On the Alps vinegar is made of
milk whey .
Members of the Austrian Parlia
ment get 4 per day.
The castor oil plant grows In Amer
loaaawellas India.
Water expands in freezing, while
other liquids contract.
The total income of the Church of
England is about f 1,000,000 a week.
Sandwiches made by machinery
re the result of a labor saving de
vice just invented.
The oldest clergyman in England
Is Rev Sir John Warren Hayes, who
Was born in 1798.
The total number of electors in this
country, including women entitled to
TOte. is 18,500,000.
All the glaciers in the Alps would
Dot equal in size in one of the largest
In the Territory of Alaska.
Bismarck, N D., was so named
In 1873, just after the Franco Prus
Jan War.
The women of the Middle Ages al
rays parted their hair with a small
when not in w it wa.er.
rled In tbe girdle.
Roasted coffee and ground eoffeo
beans ml zed with hominy are need
to restore broken down horses in
Germany.
In time ofwarFranoe Is prepared
to put 310 oat or every 1,000 of her
population in the flild; Germany. 810;
BuH'a, 210.
A Spanish musioisn has devised a
system of musical notation by which
the sharp and flat system is done
away with.
A retired French naal officer has
Invented a rifle wbich is capable of
firing two kinds of explosive bullets a
once.
On some parts of the coast of
France when the wind is east the
mist that appears, it is said, bears
with it a noticeable perfume.
New England people's investments
in Western farm mortgages are said
to have shrunk $100,000,000 within
the past few months.
When the skull of a man who has
died of delirum tremens is opened
the gas whioh escapes can be ignited,
and burns with a blush, alcoholic
flame.
A SLIGHT MISCONCEPTION.
They Didn't Realize How Much the
'Purty Ones" Cost.
A tall young fellow wearing a
heavy pair of shoes and a suit of
clothes of wbich the trouser legs and
the sleeves were too short for him,
together with a gawky girl who had
a brown sack, a red dress and a light
yellow hat, stood looking into the
window of an up town candy store.
It was chocolate day evidently, for
there was nothing to be seen in the
window but the oark brown confec
tions. The two stood and gazed for
fullv tpu minutes. Then the girl
bunched the man in the ribs with
her elbow and 8vid, "Say, Jim them
look mighty good."
"That they do, Marthy," answered
Jim.
There was no movement on Jim's
part to go into the store and buy
some of the candy. On the contrary,
he stood as if rooted to the spot and
continued gazing through the win
dow. Martha waited a few minutes
longer, and then her longing for
candy overcame her scruples She
hunched Jim in the ribs again and
said, "Well, hain't ye goin t' buy
some?"
Jim blushed a little at this direct
invitation and hesitated no longer.
He took Martha by the arm, and to
gether they went into the gaudy
siore. .
"What kind ye want, Marthy?"
asked Jiiu.
Some of them there purty ones in
the winder," replied Martha.
Jim turned to the trim young wo
man who had come to wait on him.
Gimme 5 cents' 'ortu of that there,"
he said, pointing to the most expen
sive confection in the store.
How much?" asked the young wo
man.
"The hull of 5 cents' 'orth," repeat
ed Jim, with a lordly air, while Mar
tha snuggled close to him and whis
pered, "Don't be reckless, Jim."
The young woman behind the coun
ter looked perplexed. She hesitated
a moment, an t then got a knife and
cut one of the bonbons in halve. She
took one of the pieces, wrapped It up
and handed it to the domfonnded
Jim.
How much is that there stuff?" he
gasped.
"A dollar and a quarter a pound."
replied the trim young woman.
Jim would nave fainted if be had
known how. As for Martha, she
caught her escort by the arm and
said: "Come on, Jim. I bet we kin
find a place where we kin git a hall
bag mil for o cents "
And together tbev sallied out leav
ing their diminutive 5 cents' worth
behind them. Buffalo Express.
Two Lives Saved.
Mrs. Thoebe Thomas, of Junction Oitv,
111., was told bv her doctors she had con
sumption and that there was no hope tor her,
but two Dottles oi ut. King's XNew Lhscovery
completely cured her ad she says it saved
her life. Mr. Thos. E rgers. 139 Florda 8t
ban Francisco, suffered from a dreadfn
cold, app-oachimt consumption, tried with
out result every thine else ; thev bought one
. . . i r tri i vt r: j .
Dnmeo'ijr Aanjs new isiacovery ana in
two weeks was cured, ue is natural! 7 thank
ful.
1. It in mn , nwnlta of which th.m an.
samples, that pnve the wonderful efficacy
of this medicine in cough and colds, iflre
trial botile at John Y. MacRae s drugstore,
Regular size 60o and II.
See the We r Id's Fair fer 13c.
Upon receipt of yuur address and fifteen
ocnti in posiM stamp w will mail yoa
repaid our Souvenir Portfolio of the W orld's
iolumbUo Eipjeilioa. the regular prio is
fifty cents, bat as we want yoa t have one.
we make the pnoe nominal Yoa will and
it a woi k of art n l a thin t to be prised. It
ooouii.i full page views of the great bond
ing, with deecri.Tti n of itme, and is exe
cuted In highest tvle of art. If Lot satisfied
with it, aruar you icei it. we will refund the
stamps and let you keep the book. Address
n it buckles a fjo, laicago, m.
Instances of extreme old age are
more common among those who cz
erclse themselves with gardening
than in any other employment.
Bocklen's Arnica Salve.
The best salve in the world for eats.
braises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fe
ver sores, tetter, chapped hands, chil
blains, corns and ail skin emotions.
and positively cures piles, or no pav
required, it Is gnaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction or money refund
ed. Prioe 25 cents per pox. For sale
by John Y MacRae.
It's the Suit
Not the Man
that catches these days.
YOUNG MAN
how is you suit?
Is it presentable? If not, whv not when
you can get such a ''bang up," stylish suit
of us for so little money? ,
XThiitirigr Bros.
Andbew S. Jones, Lin. H. Roysteb,
Business Manager. Aren't & Bupt. B'ld'g
B. F. Pabk, in charge yards and shops. '
ROYSTER, PARK & CO.
(Successors to Ellington, Royster Co.)
MANUFACTUBKBS OF
Doors, Sash, Bliods, Scroll Work,
STAIR HAILS
And all Other Kinds of Building
Material.
Will contract to bui'd anywhere in the
State, or famish any kind of material de
sired. Our shop is equipped with the latest and
best wood working machinery. We are lo
cated on the S. K. L. Railroad, which runs
through the best timbered lands in North
Carolina, from which we get our logs an 1
cut our own lumber. This enables us to fill
orders of any s'ze or dimension on short
notice. w can cut is.uuu xeet a aay. uur
Dry Kiln has a cap city o' 50 000 feet, and
we cut, dry and dre?s lumber for the public
at reasonable rates
Telephone No. 135
Our yard and shopi are on West street at
west terminus of Edenton street. feb24
Hishast cash nrice naid for eool. sound.
cotton seed delivered at our coal yard. One
or more car loads per day.
Jones & Powell.
COAL. WOOD. &C
FOR SALE.
Kentucky Lump Splint Coal.
Tennessee . " " "
Virginia "
Pocahontas" 8emi-bitaminpus Coal.
Russell Greek Lamp " "
Oayton, Red Ash, Egg, 8emi-anthracite,
Anthracite )oal, all sizes.
Oak and pin" wood, cut and long.
Corn, Oats. Hay, Bran, Shingles, Lumber
laws, kc at lowest cash prices.
JONES & POWELL
;Raleigh,NC.
Phone 41 and 71.
H. F. Smith & Co.,
Cor. Fayettev'lle and Martin Sts.,
Wholesale and retail dealers in all the popu
lar Dranasoi
Ciaars ar d Tobacco,
" wwus uu -i-au8 vaue
Everything new. Our ent're stock is fresh
and embrace1) all the favorite brands of the
best manufactoriei in the country. Tropin
and see us. febw
COl(Oi)
Seed
rated
A GOOD GARDEN PAYS!
To foe Successful im this
JLousimess
You Should Plant
and Reliable G
I sell Robt Buist's acknowledged by the truckers of Raleigh to be
superior to all other makes and better adapted to our soli & climate.
am pleased to offer au asorttnent of
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Gardeu IPeas,
Irish Potatoes9
(Northern grown.)
Core mui Beamis9
allat Jm HiLLBOBBirrS,
Headquarters for Drugs and Seeds,
LMiO SALES.
House and Lot or Sale.
By virtue of authority conferred by
a certain deed of mortg tire, executed
on the Uth day of April, 1891. by
rurner R Jons ind Fannit) Jones, his
wife, to Ed ti bee s Co, and regis
(.ered in the office of the Register of
Daeds for Wake coauto, N O, in book
U8, at page 'Hi, we will on
Tuesday. March iQ. 1891.
sell at public auction, to tlx highest
oiaaer, lor oasa, a noase and lot in
tUleigh township, wake county, If
east oi tne corporate limits of tne
iity of Raleigh, situate on the west
side of an unnamed street running at
runt angles south from Marciu street
extended said lot beiug rectangular in
s jape, fronting 66i feet on said un
named street ana running back 105
feet to tbe (iatling line bounded ou
the north by tbe said Jones and
Beverly Short line and on the south
by the Wm Thompson line for full de
scription of said lot reference is made
to said mortgage. On said lot if loc-
ted a house containing a store and
five rooms and stables tmd necessary
outhouses Also one gray horse
named Charlie, eleven years old, oue
stray mare sold said Jones by Kid U
Lee & Co, and one s otted inileh oo w
l ime of Bale li o'clock m. Place of
sale counr.y court house door in Kal-
eigb, JN U. This February 17, 1894.
HAY WOOD & a AX nfOUl),
fel7 tds Attorneys for Mortgagees.
Mortgage Sale o! Seal Estate.
By virtue of power conferred on me
by a certain mortgage aeea, exeou
ted by J F Brown, and duly recorded
in Registry of Jonston county in book
A, xNo o, 1 wilt oner lor sale at tne
court house d er in the city of Ral
eigh, N O, to tie highest bidder, for
oaen, on Monday, Jiarca iv, loa, at
12 o'clock m. the land in said mort
gage described, being lot No 8 in the
division of the lands of the late John
R Brown. Said lot having been as
signed in said division to tbe said J F
Brown. Said land Bald to contain 91
acres and lying within one half mil-
of the village of Earpsboro, rt u.
BP MO X VAGUE,
fel7 Attorney for Mortgagee.
To tlie Public.
I have returned to the city and will take
charge of my shoe work again. Half soles
from 35c to II. Work delivered In any part
of the city. My shop is 3081 East Martin at,
mh6 6t W MOORE.
Only Pure.Fresh
ardan Seeds.
these seeds, including:
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MELONS,
mos SEED,
PAK-il.BY
PARSNIP,
PUdPKlX,
PEPPr.RS,
RAJDISti,
SALSIFY.
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Sale of Land.
Bv authority of a deed of trust from A J
Hoiieycutt and wife, recorded in i.ook 92,
page 1m, Register of Deeds office for Wake
county, 1 will, cn Saturday, tbe 7th day of
April, ikh, at ii o'ciocK m. at tne court
house door of Wake county, sell to the hien-
est bidder tor cash, a tract oi lau l iu Pan
ther Branch township, Wate county, ad
join ng t e lands ot James Adams, Jinn
xoung, Willis ransn ana oiners, containing
50 acres, and more particularly described in
tne aioresaia aea oi trust.
mh6 W N JONES, Aty.
Notice of Sale.
By virtue of a decree of the Superior Court
of Wake county, duly made in the special
proceeding of a. McC. Snow, adm'x, Sw., vs.
Mary B. euo et al., I will expote to public
sale at the court house do a in the city of
Raleigh, on Monday, March 26th, 1891, the
following d scribed real estate, viz: A lot of
land on tne corner of Halifax and Johnson
streets, in the city ot Raleigh, kno vn as the
"L wren e place." inis land will be di
vide J and soil in lots frontiog on UaLfax,
JoUnsonand Salisbury streets. Also a cer
tain otneriotoi land just south ot the south
era boundary line of the city of Raleigh, on
the south side of Pera a street extended,
adjoining lot tormerly belonging to Prim
rose on tne n.irtn and the lot formerly be
longing to vaa on the south. Terms ot
sale: Oue th'rd cash, balance at one and two
years, with interest at eight per cent.
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Raleigh, Feb. 'lib, im. tds
Sale of House and Lot
By virtue of power couf orred on me bv two
certain mortgages executed by R Stanley Mo
xntyre ana wiie.naue Mclntyre, wmon said
mortgages are duly recorded tiegiaterv Wake
county, in book tic 118, at page b0', and
dook ino va, page ouu, I wui oner lor sale to
the hkhest Didder tor cash, at the court
house door, on Saturday, Marcti, 17, 1894,
the house and lot in said mortgages de
scribed lymg just east cf the city of Raleigh,
on the west side of Smitn street, adjoiniag
tne Janus ot a Logon ana others, being l oc
tangular in ahapf, fronting 42 feet 9 inches
on Smith stieet, and running back 133 feet.
Also at the same time and place a lot of
household and kitchen furniture.
f e lo tds B i MON i'Ai(JUi, Mortgagee.
Raleigh, N C. Feb 16, im.
Hotice.
Having qualified as the administrator of
the estate of J N Kllis, deceased, this
is to notify all persons having claims
against said esta'e to present the same tome
on or beiore February 28th, 1895, or ttm no
tice will be plead in bar of their recovery.
Those indebted to the estate will please make
payment. F F ELLIS, Admr.
Feb 28, 1884. oaw6wp
10 BOGUS tesumoniais.no bo
gus Doctors' letters used to sell
HOOD'S Sarsaparilla. Every one of
b eittwtiwmfiata u absolutely trotv .