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Lvaiasr Of rt Oiroulatios.
It ALE IO 11, MARCH 22, 1801.
That Texas cyclone was a regular
wind revolver.
Coxey and Breckinridge are now
engrossing the attention of the coun
try. The broken-hearted sobs of a be
trayed woman are more than "ell
verytongued" eloquence to a jury.
In Frj.nce it costs $5 to kiss one's
wife In public, but nothing at all if
one kisses somebody else's wife.
Miss Pollard bas already accom
plished one part of her reverge. Her
"Willie" is afloat on the deep dark
see of political deed duckisui.
When Washington Irving burned
the midnight oil he little thought
thxtMs works would be brought in
evidence in a Kentucky scandal case.
A Georgia editor on the authority
of a Georgia agaiculturist tells of a
Georgia goat with eight horns. He
did not say how many horns his in
formant had, or usually carried.
Judge Bradley, who is presiding
over the Pollard-Breckinridge trial,
parts his hair in the middle. But
when it comes to expounding the law
he isn't much of a hair splitter.
An epidemic of marriages may be ex
pected in North Carolina, where the
supreme court bas just decided that
any city can pass an ordinance mak
ing it punishable for an unmarried
person under 21 years of age to enter
a bar-room.
NORTH. CAROLINA NEWS.
Mr Will Royall, aged 17, son of Mr
W B Royall, formerly of Goldsboro,
was drowned in Trent river near Ne w
bern, Monday.
Durham Sun: Richard Ross, who is
72 years old, was In town today, and
he says winter is over; that this spring
will be like the spring of '42 and '43.
We suppose this is right, but it is too
far back for us to remember.
The New Berne Courier notes the
running of a special train on the W N
& N R R, from New Berne to Wil
mington, 88 miles, in two hours and
fifteen minutes, including five stops.
"I am about seventy , years of age
and have lived in Guilford county all
my life, hut this is the first time I
ever came to town in my shirt eleeves
In March," said a gentleman today
who resides six miles in the country.
It is truly an advanced season we are
having. Greensboro Record. .
The farmers of Wayne county have
track the key note to success and in
dependence. They are raising their
own supplies. Let all the other coun
ties in the state it itate their exam
ples, and the farmers of North Caro
lina will soon be the most prosperous
md Independent class of people in
the Sate. Goldsboro Argas.
Two Lives Saved.
Mrs. Thoebe Thomas, of Junction City,
111., was told bv her doctors she had con
sumDtion and that there was no hoDe lor her.
but two bottles of Dr. King's New Discovery
completely cured her aud she says it saved
ner me. Mr. rnoa. ifizgers, 139 lor da at .
ban Francisoo, suffered from a dreadful
cold, approaching! consumption, tried with
out result everything else :thev bought one
bottle o Dr. King's New Discovery and in
twj weeks was cured. He is natural! y thank
ful. It is sua i results, of which these are
samples, that prove the wonderful effloacy
of this medicine in cough and colds. Fres
trial bottle at John Y. MacKae's drugstore,
Regular siae COo and II.
NEWSY ITEMS.
Sugar makes tuuele.
Germany prod aces the most tine.
Prarie Indians eat grasshopper
bread.
Providence has a Bible class of 800
members.
"A old Iaog syne" Is Scotch for ' old
long since "
Polveiized erlckets are eaten by
Oregon Iodlans.
Lake Colvllle, Wash., Is still cov
ered with loe.
New Orleans has the first rice ele
vator ever built.
A running machine is the latest of
French invention.
The explosive melinite gradually
poisons its mtkkerr.
Colored Baptists of Chicago will
build a $50,000 church.
Hiccoughs sometimes afflict a com
inunity a an epidemic.
About 400,000 000 mummies were
made in ancient Egypt.
The Assiniboines ose a kind of seed
to stop nose bleeding.
A coal gas street car moter has
been invented in Germany.
The sanatarian in Yokohama has
built a bouse of glass bricks.
Chicago has a j-oung billard prodigy
who isonly 46 inches tall.
South Carolina has a large number
of "cold" or blowing" we Is.
The species of a grape may be
known from the shape of the seed.
A Buffalo man has a patent contrie
vance for carrying cigars in his hat.
Tweuty four hour fnce clocks are
numerous in New York show win
dows
England has produced half of the
coal of the world mined this century.
The emblem of the Women Suffrage
ists ia an American flag with but two
stars
The bi i ish House of Lords Cicaot
be abolished legally without its own
consent.
Native laborers in Palestine work
for 15 cents a day and pay their own
expenses.
READ HER OWN OBITUARY.
Greensboro Record.
Tt does not often fall to the lot of
any one to .read his own obituary,
even once.
Mrs. Keogh can have the opportu
nity of reading hers twice, for the pa
pers had her dead on Thursday last
Ou Friday it was refuted, and then
they rallied and came again on Sun
day with a telegram from the New
York World, rtating that she was
dead this time sure, but the Record
came to the rescue with the troth
again yesterday and showed that she
was not dead again.
Several papers had obituary notices
and words of condolence forthe be
reaved husband, &c.
IT WAS NOT THE BIBLE.
Mrs Stonewall Jackson yesterday
received the Bible which Clay White
ly, the fakir, claimed to have taken
from the burning library in Leiing
ton, when he, with others, was de
tached to burn the Confederate Gen
eral's house (which was never done.'
The book did not favor any One Mrs
Jackson ever remembered seeing in
her home, and no name in it, and no
writing by which she could identify
it. She was satisfied that the book
was never-owned by General Jackson
and bo she returned it by express to
Whitely at Springfield, Ind.
See the World's Fair for 15c
Upon receipt of yum address aud fifteen
cents in postage stamps we will mail you
prepaid our Souvenir Portfolio of the World's
Columbian Exposition, the regular price is
fifty cents, but as we want you t have one.
we make the price nominal You will find
it a woi k of art and thin to Ha nrlzA-1 If.
oontaii.s full page views of the great build
ings, with descnpti ns of same, and is exe
cuted in highest ttyle of art. If Lot satisfied
with it, after you get it, we will refund the
stamps and let you Keep the boox. Address
a. a bcuklin s (jo, Chicago, m.
WILL VETO THE BILL.
A telegram from Washington yes
terday afternoon says : The cabinet
meeting was devoted to the consider
tion of the Bland seignorage bill, and
it is said the President made a final
decision and will veto the bill.
Bucklen'a Arnica Salve.
fjTbe twst salve In the world tor cuts,
braises, sores, oloers, salt rheum, fe
ver sores, tetter, chapped hands, chil
blains, eorns and all skin eruptions,
and positively euros piles, or do pay
required. It is gnaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction or money refund
ed. Price U cents per pox. For sale
by John Y MaeKae
BOYS'
Clothing II afa, Caps' Shirt
Waist aut Hlioea.
We make a specialty of and sell cheap
Caps 25c each,
Hate 25c each,
Pants 25c:each,
Shirt Wists-25c each,
Suspenders 10c,
Stockings 10c,
-Suitstl 25 to IS 00.
CLOTHIERS SHATTERS
H. F. Smith & Co..
Cor. FayettevUie and Martin Ste.,
Wholesale and retail dealers in all the popu
lar Dranua or
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uaars ara jooacco,
Smokers' Goods and Walking Canes.
A full line of the finest smokine mixtures
always on hand. mhl7
TRI3 SPACE
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RESERVED
FOR
DARNELL St THOMAS'
MUSI 1 HOUSE.
Notice.
Having Qualified as the administrator of
the estate of J N Ellis, deceased, this
is to Dotify all persons having claims
against said estate to present the same to me
on or before February 28th, 1895, or this no
tice win oe pieaa in. oar 01 tneir recovery.
Those indebted to the estate will please make
payment. F F JLL13, Admr.
neo via, lea, oawowp ;
Andskw . J1NE8, Lin. H. Roysteb,
uuiiness Manager. Aich't iK aupt. li'ld g
B. f . Park, in charge yards and shops.
ROYSTtR, PAfiK & CJ.
(Sucoess-wg to Bllingtott, Riyster Co.)
MANUf0T0KR8 OF
Doors, bash, Bllods, Scroll W jrk ,
STAIR HAILS ,
And all Other Kinds of Bull tini
Material.
Will contract to bui'd aavw -ere i: tue
State, or furnish any kind of material de
sired.-
Our shop is equipped with the latest an I
best wood workinir machinery. We are lo
cated on the S. K. L. Railroad, which runs
through the bast timbered lauds in North
Carolina, from which we eet our loes an :
cut our own lumbar. This enables us to till
orders of any s:ze or di-nension on short
notioe. W can cut 18,000 feet a day. Our
Dry Kiln has a captoity o' 60,000 feet, and
mo wi, jj iuu uren luiuuir tor uie pumiu
at reasmaule rates.
Telephone No. 135.
Our yard and shops an on West street, at
west torminus of Kdenton street. febM
A GOOD GARDEN PA
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HBwisniiess
YouShould PiantOnly Pure)
and Reliable G
I sell Robt Balst'e acknowledged by the trackers of
saperior to all other makes and
am pleased to offer an asortment of
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ASPARAGUS,
BEETS,
CABBAGE, (14 varieties),
CARROT,
OELBRY,
CUCUMBER,
OOLLARDS,
KALE,
LETTUCE,
LEEK,
MUSTARD,
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A-fc 25 Oeix"bs per JDozeia.
&irdeiu Peas,
Irish Potatoes
(Northern growu.)
dDoniioiiL Sets,
GoFm amid Bean
all at jm HiLU30S3irrsJ
Headquarters for
LjIDXGKEE Ts C:
111 ksl li'ilfii
Highest cash price pail for goal, sound,
cotton seed delivered at our coal yard. One
or more car loads per gay.
Jones & Powell.
COAL. WOOD. &C
FOR SALE.
Kentucky Lump Splint Co U.
Tennessee " " "
Virginia ' "
Pocahontas" 8eml-bltumiuous Coal.
Bossall Creek Lump " "
Oayton, Red Ash, Egg, Semi-anthraoite.
' Anthraoite Goal, all sizes.
Oak and pint wood, cut and long,
Corn, Oats. Hay. firaa, Shingles, Lumber,
Laths, &C at lowest oash prices.
JONES & POWELL
.Raleigh, N 0.
Phona 41 and 71.
LUO SALES
Sale of Hause aaa Lot
Bv virtue of oowerooufarrdd m ine bv twj
certain mortgages executed by R Stanley Mo
intyreand wite,a.itte Jicintyre, wmctisam
mortgages are duly recorded Hegisterv vVaka
county, in book Ho 118, at page 80, and
book No 124, page 500, 1 will offer for sale to
the highest DidcUr for cash, at the ciurt
house door, on Saturday, starch, 17, 1894,
the house anl lot in siid mortgages de
scribed lying Just east cl the oity ot uaieigb,
on the west side of Smith streat, a iiainnu
the lands of A LUoa a ad others, bnng ieo-
tangular in shap, fronting t leet inohet
on Smith at'eet, and jruamug back 13 feet.
Also at the same time and place a lot of
household aud kitchen furniture,
feietds B F MU vrA JOli, MortgigeA
: Ralmeh. N 0. Feb 16. 1894.
t-fhe above sale has been postponed to
Mon iay, Maron aita.
Persoml Peoparty hi Sale.
On Taursdav. farch 22 1, 1834. at tae ma
chine shops of Oovster, Park & Oo, in te
citv 01 Kaieigh, l win sell to the highest
bidder two em mares, several wagons, one
cart, larness, aoout 8,000 feet of pine, pop
lar and wa'nut Umber, ttjsiies vauus othr
articles 01 personalty, Dm ; th property 0
ine law nrcn 01 naungion, noyacer a uo.
Sale Hide by order of Wake Superior
Court in the case of Park and wife agvus'
Ellington et als, So 78t 0 I ); hpuc a
sale, i2 q'cIook .1; terms ash'.
I VITROVIOS ROYSIJSR,
mhlOtd Receiver and Commissioner.
ardenoee
better adapted to oar sol
these seeds, Including:
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MELONS,
NION SEED,
PARSLEY.
PARSNIP,
PUMPKIN,
PEPPhRS,
ttADDISB,
JALB1FY,
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(SQUASH,
'lOMATOES.
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Drugs and Seed;
Land Sales.
Said of Valuable Lane
By virtue of a decree of tne" Su
perior Uourt of wase county p u.
eutered at tue Fdbruary term lib I of
said court in the case of George) vV
Atkinsou administrator of John Mr
ritt dec jasid against ft H Jluas Und
others, heiug No 292 1 Civil issue
docket of sid court, we wi.l sent at
public auction fvrcath a c tue cd'nrt
house door In the cicy of Raleigh U.
on Monday the 23d day of April l894
at 13 m the house tract of land of fne
late John Merritt, situated in White
0k towuship said county adj jini'ug.
lands of mntoo .links. John JiniSs,,
BMliisajJ others, containing silty
one acros or more.
GkoxGB V Strong,
ARMI8TKAD JOJSKS, 1
Commissioners.'
Sale oi House and Lot.
Bv virtue of power conferred on me bv at
oertain mortgage duly r0 ;orded in KvisuT
of Wake county, N O, in book No 18, it.
page 622, said mortgage executed by Ohrls
yVilllaais, VH vVilliams and Jack liowlandi,
I will lifer for sale at the court house do
in the city of RUeigh, NO, to the hifh&ft;
Didder lor casn, on nreanemay, Apr 1 li,
1891. at 12 o'clooc m. the oroDertv iu Mii-t
mortgage descrioed, same being a house aiii
lot near thj t'athodc cemetery and icnovri
as the former resideuce 01 nistner viiiiain4
colored. B F MONT AGO JS,
Raleigh, N C, March 10, '94 Mortgagee.
Sale of Land.
Bv auwi jrty ot a desd ji U-ust iroin A
Houeyoitt aud wife, rejorded in oooic $St
oage t9a, tteKisterot oeida ooija lor vKjt
0 mnty, 1 win, on saiur if, tue as uty ot
April, iwh, at ii o'ciooK m, attnecjun
house door of Wase oouuty, sail to ths hum-
tst bidder ror oash, a tract o, lau l i 1 Pan
ther Brauoh township. Wate ojdiitv. aM
joining t e lau is oi Jama Adims, J iuu!
xouug, wuiis rarisu a:ia otu-trs, couca aia
jj acres, ana mjre psrtia uariy desinbsdi
he aioresaia aeeaoi trust.
mU6 - W N JJNK3, Atty.
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Notice of Sala.
By vir.ue of a decree of th 1 dupenor Ooartp
jr vvaae onuuny, amy mue in tae speaia
prj leediog of tt. Jicu. Snow, adm x. fca. vsi
J4ry a. auo et at, 1 wm exp j.e to public,
silest the court house djr in the city ofi
ialeigh, on Monday, iiiarch 26th, 1891, thd
following docribed real estate, vis: A lot oi
iand on tne oorner of Halifax and JoUnsool
streets, in the city of Rileih, kao va as tne
"Lwren place " ' This land will be di
videi an 1 so. 1 in lots f ronti tg ou HaLfax .
Joanson and d Uisbury streets. Xiaj cer -tain
otmr l n ot laa 1 j 1st south of t is soithr
sra bou idary hue of t'la city of tiidiga, o 1
ths s uth side of Pdrsi.i street etw i.l).; 1
aJjoiai lg lot lormirly bsljng.a to dr
roio on t ie n rta au 1 tu In for rnrly b'ah
loatiiuK t Va-s ou the soutu. Catjxt o(f
Ue: O e tu ri oasa, bil nsd at ue .tad trf
dsrs, Wita merest at eight per ceat.
O tt B JdBdi, Coin nisslonsr.
Raleigh, Feo. lii, 18J4. tds
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