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RALEIGH. JUNK 7, 1891.
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. HINTS TO BUSINESS MEN !
Good advertising consist in the se
lection of a few strong, quick sell spe
cialties, to staud as the representatives
of your Mtix-k in price, pattern and
quality. No tradesman ueed lack for
:i specialty. Let specialties sell staplss
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The great advertisers of the country
never cease reminding the people ol
their names, location and nature of
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ment and newspaper advertising col
umns are a boon to man. They help
him out of his troubles aud into tin
smiles of prosperity. The Pennsylva
nia railroad advertises exclusively in
the newspapers. There is not a great
business that has baen built in the
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newspapers.
This age is too bustling and com
petition is too great for the merchaiv
to allow himself any longer the luxun
of waiting supinely behind his coun
ter for trade. He must show in ad
vance of the purchase just what hi
has to sell and how he intends to sell
it, and a persistent publication of hit
wares is the means by which suc.l.
showing can be made.
Frank Siddall. the Philadelphif
soap man, says: "I have confined mv
advertising entirely to newspapers.
The man who does not read a news
paper does not use soap."
.Men have been known to sacvilici
themselves and accept office from ai
overwhelming sense of duty; but they
seldom resign office under such pres
sure. Mntjjr'iu interest is felt everywhen
hf'the contest now going on in (Georgia
between Gen. Evans and Mr. Atkinsor
for the democratic nomination foi
governor.
You can't sue up an orator by the
dimensions of his mouth.T Tammany
Times. Of course; but yon can guess
how much will come out of snch 8
month when it is once open.
The advocates of the original Wil
son bill cannot be deprived of tha
comfort which the most impoverished
philosopher keeps in stock tin
thought that it might have beer:
worse.
Queen Victoria has thanked the Y.
M. C. A. It is understood that the
expressions of gratitude were not
elicited by the success of the organi
zation in its labors with hereon, prince
Albert.
It is said there are less than 300
pnre-blooded Greenlanders left. The
governor of Greenland should start
an emigration society and import a
few thousand of nld-world pauper
to his refrigerator country, and
kePth-'tv on lee in ease population
becomes too iii ii .
Coxey isn't quite so big a fool as he
might be. He knows when he has had
enough, and lias shipped his horses
home to Massillon, where he will fol
low them as soon as the keeper of
Washington jail will permit. In the
, meantime his ragged followers are
foraging through Maryland for some
thing to eat aud a place, to sleep.
A Brooklyn 'physician. Dr. Henry
L. oueYliitg, has been found guilty of
assault for vaccinating a sick man,
who wag confined to his bed and ob
jected to the operation. . The defense
was that the doctor was acting under
instructions of the department of
health, but the court held that under
the circumstances the act constituted
an assault.
From the fact that governor O'Far
. rail has resolved to arm the new Vir
; ginia oyster police navy with the most
deadly pieces of ordnance obtainable,
the Maryland oyster and clam stealers
may as well make np their mind that
: any future trespassing upon Virginia
territory will be at lost 6f life or limb.
North Carolina Las an oyster boat,
yell armed. v
Late Neva Notes.
Gen. Wade lUmptoa is old and
gray i hi eyesight is fast failing,
and when ha walks he hobbles about
on one leg. But when in the saddle
his whole aspect changes t he is then
an ideal cavalryman.
A raiIroTris to be built between
Cairo, 111., and Padnrah, Ky.
The convicted Staten island (X. Y.)
election inspectors were sentenced to
pay certain fines and to terms of im
prisonment varying from five days to
one year.
Hedding Hnbach, an eighteen-year
old girl of Xewark, X. J., killing her
self yesterday by drinking carbolic
acid, because her parents forbade her
to associate with her chosen lover,
Fred Wiukler.
At Lincoln, Neb., Summonses have
been served a second time upon ex
Treasurer Hill and his bondsmen, who
are defendants in the case to recover
if 236 000 of state funds deposited in
the capitol national bank.
The t. Louis police are searching
for Edward L. M. Ayres, late confi
dential clerk for Wayiuau Macl'reery,
real estate agent. Ayres is charged
with forging his employer's name to a
check for $1, 300, which he dashed and
fled.
Paris Clapp was recently sentenced
to the Tennessee penitentiary for life,
charged with killing and robbing far
mer Snodley. On Sunday two men
named Cox and Stanley acknowledged
the crime, and gave themselves up at
Knoxville.
A man was found on Sunday hang
ing to a small tree near O'Kean, Ark.
Papers on the body bore the name of
C. W. Houston, of Liberty, 111. His
skull was crushed. He was hanged
with his shirt sleeves. There wa.1
30 on his person.
F. A. Coffin and P. H. Coffin, the
convicted bank looters, were senten
teuced yesterday in Indianapolis, the
former to ten years and the latter to
live years in prison. Sentence was
suspended in the case of their accom
plice and tool, A. S. Head.
The general term of the court of
common pleas, at New York, has han
ded dowjn a decision reversing the for
mer judgment in the case of Ellen
Pollock against her wealthy father-in-law,
Alexander Pollock, for alienating
the affections of her husband, which
resulted in a verdict of f 37,500 for the
wife.
Mrs. A. E. Clarke came into a Chi
cago police station on Sunday carry
ing the dead body of her six weeks'
old child. The woman was scarcely
able to stand from exposure and ex
haustion. Her husband is in jail,
and a week ago the women was turn
ed out of her lodgings and has
since lived out of doors. The baby
died from exposure.
A letter from Winchester, Va., men
tions the interesting fact that
Mrs. Bettie Taylor Dandridge, the
only surviving daughter of ex-President
Zachary Taylor who resides in
that city, has just discovered after
long search, the missing sash of Gen
eral Braddock, which was long sup
posed to have been lost. This
sash, which is stained with Braddock's
blood, was sent by Gen. Gaines to Gen.
Taylor just after his brilliant achieve
ment on the Rio Grande in 1846. Mrs.
Danbridge found the valuable relic
carefully wrapped up in linen and la
beled "Braddock sash." It was found
with her father's two military sashes.
Mrs. Dandridge was formally Mrs.
Bliss and presided over the white
house in the short year her father was
president.
Strangled Leaders of Strikes.
London, June 6. A dispatch to the
Standard from Shanghai says: Owing
to a strike of the artisans engaged in
repairing the palace at Pekin for cele
brations in honor of the birthday of
the empress dowager, the emperior
promulgated a decree that all strikers
should be punished without mercy,
that the ringleaders shonld be strang
led and the others banished to the fe
ver and mosquito grounds. The strike
speedily collapsed when the decision
of the emperor became known. '
A Household Treasure.
D "V Fuller, of Canajoharle, N Y,
says that he always keeps Dr King's
New DiscoTery In the taonae and bis
family baa always found the very
best remits follow Its use; that he
would not ba without it, if procurable.
O A Dykeman, druggist, Oatskili, N
Y, says that Dr King's New Dlsoovery
is undoubtedly the best cough rem
edy; that bo has used It in bis femily
for eight years, and it has never fail
d to do all that is claimed for it. Wtav
not try a remedy so long tried and
tested. Trial bottles free at John Y
IfaoKae's drag store. Regular size
SOeaadfl. ,
Satutsir, Ga., April 88, 1880.
Having used three bottle of P. P.
P. for impure blood and general weak,
era. and having derived great bene
fit from the same, having gained 11
pounds in weight in four weeks. 1
take great pleasure in recommending
it to all unfortunate like
Yours trnly, Jons Morals.
Oefic-b or J, X. M Kleot, Urnfrifitt,
Orlando. Fla., April 30, 1S91.
Messrs. Lippman Bros., Savannah.Ga:
Dear Sirs I sold three bottles of P.
P. P., large size yesterday, and one
bottle small sue today.
The P. P. P. cured my wife of rheu
matism winter before last. It came
bark on her the past winter and a half
bottle, $1 size, relieved her again, and
she has not had a symptom since.
1 sold a bottle' of P. P. P. to a
friend of mine, one of his turkeys, a
small one took sick, and his wife gave
it a teaspoonful, that was in the even
ing, sul the little fellow turned over
like he was dead, but next morning
was up hollowing and well.
Yours respectfully, J. X. McKi.roy.
Savannah, tin.. March 17, 1891.
Messrs. Lippman Bro ., Savannah, (ia:
Dear Sirs I tiuve sutTered from
rheumatism for a long time, and did
not find a cure until I found P. P. P.,
which completely cured me.
l.mrs truly, Kliza K Joxr-.
10 Orange St., Savannah. i'a.
Wholesale aud retail at liurvvell &
Dunn's, Greensboro, X. C.
Land Sale.
By v'rtue of a detd of truest execute.! to
me as guardian of T B Wettu're bv A 1)
lores ai.d vary K Whitaker.on March 25th,
'893, re- it re i in the Register's otli e of
Wake county book 1'25 pige 4'W. I will sell
at public nuct'on at the c:urt hone 1w n
Raleigh, on Saturday, 7tli day cf July. ISt'l
at 1-' o clock m, for es!i, that tr -set of !arnl
on the north sv'e of the Fayetteville road,
near tie city of Raleiirh, dccnbel as fol
lows: Beginning nt a stone co-ni-r oi
tli north fide of the Veyelteville real,
known as James Young's corner; thence
north 71 degrees west 4. "Jo chains to a i-tone
on the eas'. sid of the Rullev; thence n Pi
drjsrees e 5 (il chains to a s.'one; 'hence s 7 1 e
5.K7 chains to a take on the railroad; thence
with the side of the road With IW.fO degrees
west 5 5 1 . hains to tie beginning, contain
ing three acies more or lea and being de
scribed in deed from Jesse Winnoriie-o
W Atkinson, registered in hook 37, p 411.
JOHN W Hi NttDALK,
May 3d ts Guardian of T B We'more.
Sale ot Hand.
By authority of a mortgage from R H
Jinks and others, rcecrded in book Kt, pae
318, records of Register of Deeds otli"e for
Wake county, I will, on Vorulav, July 24,
1394, at 12 o'clock m, nt the court house door
ot Wr.ke county, sell to the highest bi 'der
for cash, the following desc-ibfd real estate
in White Oak township, V'ake cmntv:
First Tract: Adjoining 'he linds of J M
Holleroan and others, situate in the town of
Apex, containing 3 acres, 1 rood an ! 32
poles, aud particularly described in a deed
from Q W Atkinson and wife to Adilaide
Jinks, as shown in book 78, pege 450, re
cords said Ke isier's office.
Hecond Tract Adjoins the lands o' W H
Howard and others containing 41 aores.and
is particularly descrilvd iu adee from H W
Atkinson to A Upcburch, as shown in book
7U, page 431 said Register's olfice.
Third Tract: Adjoins the lnndi of John
Baucom and others, situa'e in the town of
Apex, contains 3 13 20 acres, and is particu
larly described in a deed from E H Jinks
and wife Adelaide Jinks, book 43, page t'ti,
said Register' i olfce.
Fourth Trrct: Adjoins the lands of W h
Patrick ajid others, contains 70 acres more
or less, a d known as the home place of the
late R U Jinks, particularly described in the
afoieaaid mortgage.
jel W N JONES, Attorney.
City Property for Sale.
By virtue of a decree of the Superior Conrt
iu the action, entitled Wm A Mi"er against
Nancy Haywood aud others (fbrecloeu.-e
froceedings). 1 will sell, on Monday, the
1th day of June, 1801, at public auction,
at the court house door in the city of Ral
eigh, N C, for cas, to the highest bidder,
the following described 'ot or parcel of land
situated in said city: A tract or parcel of
land conveyed by Bufus Haywood and his
wife, Nancy Hay wood, to Georg U Kiuedes,
fully described in a mortgage deed
from the said fufus Haywood and
wife to said Bmedes, executed the 24th
day of Varch, I8?0, a nd recorded in the
othceof the Register of Deeds fur Wake
county, in book No 58, pa$e 60ti, and de
scribed as follows: Beginning at stake nn
the southerly line of Lookout street in said
city and running thnco easterly along saiu
street 00 feet to a stake in said line, a corner
of lot No 8 on the j lt of the Manly home
stead, nade by Kingsland and Miller;
thence southerly along tne iine of lots Nos
8, 7 and 6 one hundred aud fifty feet to a
ttake, a corner of lots Nos 5 and 0; thence
westerly along the line of lot No 28 sixty
feet to a stake in the tin ot lot No 27; thence
northwesterly slo"g the line of lots 27 and
23 one hundred and fifty feet to the b-ginning.
BCBKCKWITH,
myStds Comm'ssioner,
Notice of S ib Uachr Mortgage
Under and by viitue of the powers of sale
contained in a mortgage executed by J and
0 McLain, recorded in be ok 83, page 498,
Register cf Deeds office for Wake county, 1
will, at 12 o'clock m, on Mo-day. the llth
day of June, 1894, at the court house door in
Raleigh, N 0, expose to anie at public auc
tion, for cash, the land therein ded.-JibeU, be
ing a tract of land in Swift Greek township,
containing 10 ) acres, more or less.
BT GRAY, Trustee.
May 9tds
Auction ?ale of Splendid Furni-
TUBE JUNE 9tb, 1894.
By virtue vested in me by H Clay Harris,
in a chattel mortgage, dated December 14,
1893, and recorded in book 129, page 19, in
Register of Teeds office of Wske county, I
will sell the following first class furniture,
tc-wit: One complete suit chamber furni
ture, walnut, marble top, consisting of one
dressing cas, one wash stand, towel rack,
four chairs, one rocking chair, ore bed mot
tress and springs, 3 pair sheets, 3 sets pillow
slips, one counterpane, 3 pairs blinkers, one
blacking box stand, one set Queenswartv
complete, one water set comptetc, one pair
choice cuspadores, one electric lamp, one or
dinary lamp, one coal scuttle and blower.
Sale to take place af the "Bee Hive" at 12
o'clock, on V llmington street, now kept by
Mr Bay, June 9, 1894. Terms of sale, caih.
B F MONTAtiU B. Mortgagee.
Johw B Upchcrch, Constat le, salesman.
my26,28,e8
Administrator's Jotice.
Having this day qualified as administrator
of the estate ot Kimbral Kelly, deceased,
this is to notify all persons holding claims
against the said estate to present the same
to me on or before the 26th day of May,
1895, or this notice will be plead in - bar ol
their recovery; and all persons indebted to
said estate are hereby notified to make i ta
rn ediate payment JO MA ROOM,
May 25ta, 1894 6 oninistrstor.
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Sale of Land.
Under and b virtue of a decree of the Su
perior Court of Wake county, made May
1Kb, 189-1, in the sptctal proceeding, entitled
StroQAch and Johns, adtninistrato-s of Da
vid Ixwia, deceased, against Sally 0 Lewis
ond nther, i"e will sell at publio sale st the
conrt house door in Bsleigh! on June 18th,
luni . 1. 1 i- 1 1 A ; C , a, u
tion filed threin, lying and being in St
Mary's township. Wake county, and known
ss fhe "home tract," the "Jordan tract" and
"Doane tract." Terms of sale: One-third
cash; balancs payable in two equal instal
ments in s;z ana twelva months; "time ot
sale, 12 to. 8TKON iCH & JOH'S,
Alex Stronaob. attf. tds fom't.
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