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ROBERT L. GRAY,
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ttALklOlI, ;SE1T 10, 1MU1.
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nia railroad advertises exclusively in
the newspapers. There is not a great
business that, has baen built in the
past, twenty years nithout the aid of
newspapers.
This at-i is too bustling and com
petition is too great, for the merchant
to allow himself any longer the luxury
of waiting supinely behind his coun
ter for trade. He must Bhow in ad
vance of the purchase just what he
Las to sell and how he intends to sell
it, and a persistent publication of his
wares is the means by which such
showing can be made.
Frank Siddall, the Philadelphia
soap man, says: "I have confined my
advertising entirely to newspapers.
The man who does not read a news
paper does not use soap."
The annual eniampnienrof the
grand army of republic at Pittftbng
is the eveut of this week.
According to recent statistics there
are about 2,000 women practicing
medicine on the countinent of North
America.
The sultan of Turkey has decided
to rebuild the system of conduits con
structed by Solomon to supply Jeru
salem with water.
Since June 1 about 40,000 French-Canadians
have left New England for their
old homes in the farming districts of
the province of Quebec.
A well known free trader has pie
pared a balance sheet showing that
the new tariff will save consumers of
woolen goods the neat sum of $163,
534,000. There is. a well-founded rumor at
Washington that Mrs. Nellie Grant
Hartoris, the pretty widowed daughter
of (Jen. Grant, and ..Maj. Henry Kyd
Douglas, formerly of Stonewall Jack
son's staff, and now adjutant general
of Maryland, are shortly to be mar
. ried
The deepest mining shaft in the
world has reached the copper lode in
the Tamarack mine, in Michigan. The
. mine is in itself a wonder, and the
stupendous machinery on the surface,
the awesome depths of its shafts, the
richness of its lode and the size of its
dividends render it a most interesting
property, It is three-quarters of a
mile in depth.
One of the great Loudon gas com
panies reduced its price 2. last March,
making the price 68c. a thousand feet,
.- and the increased business since that
date has been 5 3-4 per cent. This
company has nearly 30,000 gas stoves
on hire and also supplies penny slot
machines to 30,000 customers. Its
. profits are larger than ever before,
dividends exceeding 13 per cent.
A private telegram from Shanghai
seems to confirm the report that nego
tiations for an armistice between China
and Japan are in progress. In official
circles it is not believed that the
armistice refers to anything more than
negotiations between the generals com
manding the opposing armies in Corea.
The opposing armies of China and
Japan in Corea are now separated
only by the Itnjin river, which is at
present impassable, owing to the aa
" nual floods, but it normally an easily
Jordable stream. ' ;
Tb brotherhood of loeomotive trw
ma met ia aatioaal eoateatioa at
Harrixburg today. It ia one of I ha moat
prosperous labor orgaoiiatioa ia the
would, and for the reon that it niinda
itanan business and sensibly avoid
quarrel either within or without its
numerous fold.
The advance ia the rate for money
in the principal busiuess centers is a
good aign. It means an increase iu
the demand, and this ittands for a
trade expansion. Money is still plenti
ful, though, and it will not le high
enough this year or next to retard the
business improteuieut.
Kleven members of the New Orleans
, ity couiii il, including its president,
have been indicted for corruption in
ollice. The showing of their offenses
is a most disgraceful oue, and it is to
be hoped that the public sentiment
which has secured their exposure will
also I a' le to secure their rontictioii
and proper punishment.
The St. Louis union railway station
recently opened for traflio is in some
resp-cts the greatest station in this
country. There are thirty tracks and
the building is used as a terminal by
twenty-three railroad corporations.
The cost, including the land and
furnishings, was in round numbers
$5.000,(XX.
At Memphis last Saturday a great
mass meeting was held to condemn the
work of the mob which lynched six
negroes. It was attended by several
hundred business and professional
men and negroes. The floor of the
merchants exchange could not hold
the crowd, and many failed to gain
idmitan.e. Resolutions condemning
the lynching were passed, and a sub
scription was started for funds to
assist in the work of running down
the assassins and aiding the families
of the dead men. The committee has
raised $10,000, and it has power to set
aside part of the fund for the purpose
of assisting the officers iu their work,
and the remainder will go to the
twenty-four orphans. Strong speeches
were made by editors, lawyers and
business men. Nine men charged with
complicity in this horrible crime are
under arrest and are charged with
murder.
STOLE TO Bl'Y DIAMONDS.
A Pretty Little Postmistress Robbed Uncle
Sum.
Wamitm, Pa., Sept. 9. Daisy Ma
jors, the 16-year-old postmistress here,
has embezzled about ' $1,500 in ,14
months she " has tilled the office.
Daisy is the daughter of Frank Ma
jors, of the general merchandise firm
of Brady & Majors, iu whose store the
postoflice is located. Her downfall is
to love of fine dresses and jewelry.
She is a petite brunette, the belle of
the village, and has always been en
vied by the other girls on account of
her captivating ways. The envy was in
creased some months ago when Daisy
blossomed out in new and costly
gowns that were not bought iu the
home dry goods store, but were pur
chased at New Castle or elsewhere.
Later she added diamond jewelry to
her adornments and then the tongue
of scaudal wagged faster than ever.
Th; talk finally reached the ears of
the girl's parents and they began a
quiet investigation of the postoflice
accounts, which soon revealed her
girl -like, poorly concealed peculations.
A postoflice inspector was sent for and
he has concluded his .'examination,
which show that the girl has em
bezzled about $1500.
It May do as Much for Too
Mr Fred Mil'er, of frying, 111, writes that
he bad a severe kidney trouble for may
yean, with severe cams in his back and
also that his bladder ws affected. He tried
Tuny so called kidney cures but without
any good reult About a year aeo he began
8e of Eiectrin Bitters and found relief at
once Klectrio Bit'ers is especially adapted
to cure of all kidney and liver troubles and
often gives almost instant relief Oue trial
will prove our etute.iie-1. Price only 50 for
(urge bottles, at John Y MaoRie's drutwtore.
A Favored Patient.
Family doctor Well, let me con
gratulate you. 1
Patient (very excitedly) Am I go
ing to recover? , '
Doctor No, not exactly, but--well,
after long consultation we find that
your disease is entirely new, and if
the autopsy should prove the fact, we
have decided to mame it after you.
A Quarter Ceutury Test. ,
For a quarter ofa century Dr King's New
Discovery has been tented, and the millions
who have received benefit from its use te tif y
to its wonderful curative powers id a'.l dis
eases of throat chest and lungs. V remedy
that has stood the test so long acd that has
given so universal sitisfsnMon is no expert
ment Kaon bottle ia positively guaranteed
to give relief, or the money will be refunded
It ia admitted to be most reliable or coughs
acd colds. Trial bottles free at John Y
alaoBae't drug store. Large six &Oo and $1 ,
Trustees' SsJs of Lai? J
Ry virtue of power eoofered oa m
by a certain deed of trust neruted by
Kerry MrKinni and Virio McKiooie,
bis wife, which ia duly recorded ia
registry of Wake county, ia bok No.
07. at page 77. I will offer f .r le
to the bigbt bidder, for rah, at the
court h"tis door, ia the city . f IIil
eiifh, N.C., Monday,Octobr 1. 1 ".U at
13 oVItH-k m., all that tract r parrel
of laud iu said deed of triint dem-ribeil,
lying iu Holly Spring township, said
county and state, adjoining tin lauds
of A. Woods, Paschal Itridgers and
others, and said to coutaiu lifty-seveu
acres aud known as the homestead of
said Kerry McKinnie.
K. V. M"NTVurK, Trustee.
Kaleigh, Aug. 31. 18N4.
Sak of LaiC
Ky authority of a decree of the su
perior court of Wake county, in.i.l. in
special proceedings entitled J. t.'. Jl.tr
com, administrator of Wiley M ss, s.
Martha A. Pearson ami others, I will
on Monday, October lit, 1S94. at 12
o'clock in., at the court house door of
Wake county, sell to the highest bid-
der a certain tract of land, situate iu
Swift Creek towuship, Wake county,
N. C about four miles southwest of
Kaleigh, adjoining the lauds.of K. McK.
Goodwin, John W. Cole, V. t'. Koyster
and others, containing 48 acres, more
or less, and being known as the home
place of the late Wiley .Moss. Sale
made to make real estate assets.
Term of sale, one-half cash, balance
six mouths from sale day. Title
reserved until purchase money is paid.
.1. C. M.VKCOM,
au31tds . Adm'r. and Imn'r,
rvnOKTII t A !!L1N., Wake county
fil In tlie Superior Court,
(ieo. W. Norwood, plaintiff, vs Os ar
Ligoii, Kilmnnd Ligon, Sidney I'uii-h
and others, defendants. Service by
publication.
Kdmnnd Ligou aud 'fcidm-y l in.li,
two of the defendants above named,
will take notice that an action entitled
as above has been commenced in the
Superior Court of Wake county to
cause the lauds of Washington Ligon,
dee'd, to be sold to satisfy mort
gages upon them, nhich lands are sit
uate in House's Creek township, Wake
county, and the said defendants will
take notice tint they are required to ap
pear at the next term of the Superior
Court of Wake county, N, C, to be
held at the court house in Kaleigh, on
the 24th day of October, 1804, and an
swer or demur to the complaint in
said a. tion or the plaintiff will apply
to the court for the relief demanded
iu said complaint.
JOHN W. THOMPSON, C. S. C.
This Sept. 1st, 1894. 6w
LAND LN BARTON'S GREEK
TOWNSHIP FOH SALH.
By virtue of a decree of the Superior
court of Wake county, made in the
case of L. P. Sorrell et al. vs. F. P.
Oneal et al., at the April term, 1894,
1 will sell for cash, at the court house
door of Wake county, at 13 in., on
.Monday, the 1st day of October, 1894,
a tract of land situate in Kartoii's
Creek township, Wake county, con
taining' 90 1-2 a.res, adjoining the
lands of D. K. Moore, A. F. King,
Demetrius Carlton and others, and
known as the F. P. Oueal tract. This
is a desirable tract of land, and is
situate convenient to Jit. I'icas.-mt
academy, at 'which 'place th-i - -:is a
flourishing school for girls an i - .
sepStds J. II. Flemish, t iu r.
ami?d f r Sale is?
s?4 0 ti n a
Ky virtue of a decree of the Superior
court of Wake county, made at Feb
ruary term, 1894, in case of J. T. Ed
wards vs. Jack Hooker, I will, on Mon
day, the 1st day of October, 1894, sell
for cash, at the court house door, in
Kaleigh, at 12 m., two tracts of land,
situate in House Creek township,
Wake couutyj oue contains 121-2
acres and theottier24 12 acres. First
trait adjoins the lands of J. T. Ed
wards on the east, J. K. Smith on the
south and west; other tract is bounded
by the lands of Henry Turner. J. T.
Kdwards, Anna P. Hayes, Stephen
Holloway and others, and are known
as the Jack Hooker lands.
J. H. Flemish, Com'r.
sep 4 tds.
Mortgage Sako
By virtue of authority conferred iu
two certain mortgages, executed to me
by Patrick Sweeney and wife, and duly
recorded in books Nos. 110 and 117,
at pages 427 and 483 respectively, in
Kegister of Deeds 'office of Wake
county, N. C, I will, on Monday, the
8th day of October, A. D. 1894, at the
court house door, in the city of Kal
eigh, Waii county, at 12 o'clock m.,
sell to the highest bidder, for cash,
the lot of I s ltd described in said mort
gages, sii.ute on the eastsideof South
West stiv - in the, city of Kaleigh,
adjoinin ; ,:,o lands of Ken. M. Moore,
Dr. F. Fuller, Dr. Wm. Baker and
others, : eing the lot whereon the said
Sweeney and wife now reside.
This September 3, A. D. 1894.
- Thbophilus J. Harris,
Mortgagee.
Peele & Maynard, Attorneys.
RALEIGH MALE ACADEMY,
won Principals
Seventeenth annual session begins
Monday, Sept. 3d. Prepares for col
lege or business. Full conrsen in .11
departments. Reference in all parts
of the state. - ..Address Principals for
catalogue. aulftlm
XTORTII CAROLINA. WaiiContr,
i In the Superior Court.
William A Minor, plaintiff, . Jaae S.
Caaper aad her busbaad, Soloisoa
. K. Caaper, aad ileary M. Fa ma-
worth, deiendar.'a.
The defendant Jane R. Caaper aad
Iter hoa'and, Solomoa K. Cat per, will
tike nuti tt that an action entitled aa
n' e has leu com in en d ia tli
S r -i i r coirt of Wake c-omtv; that
the .i.irp.m "f said at ion is ! f re
il'.sc.i ni.ii r'i exe ut-d t v s.ii I J.ine
K. 1 h .m is to I- plaintiff, on th 20ih
day nt Jlay. lsv7. upon rertaiu real
property in the eity of Kaleigh, and
descri ed therein, which nmrtgage
has been registeiel in the rc-i-cter's
ullice of Wake county, in look 0.". at
page r78. 'the n.e secured by a id
mortgage li.i in been transferred by
the plaintiff to the dereiidant F.irns-
n-rih as 'lhler:l . irity fur money
orrowvd, the sid J.ui K. Casper and
Solomon L. Caspar ill lake far
ther notice that they are re lired to
appear at i lie nef f .-nil .if i !i - S merior
court of said Wake co inty, to !e held
at the court house, in llileigh.
iOi the seeuth MoiollV" after the
lirst Monday f Sep'eiu'i.T. 1894.
it being the 22:id d I.V "f itc'ober,
1S94. and, ans .er m- d -m ir to the
complaint. in said ;n-!i .;i or the
plaintiff will apply ti the . .nu t for the
relief demanded in the oinpl.iiut.
Jno. W. Thompson, . S. C.
Strong & Strong, Att'ys for Plaintiff,
sep 8 0
Adm'!)is'rator's
ITavirg thH d-y oualiti'i1 a 'mi'iistra-
torofthe etit-- of Sa oh Jnixs, Hi pms-d,
in's is to no'itv an f rmns I'arpt; c'aims
against mil estit toprewtn ih.m ot or be
'ore the 15th d y of An mim, IKh.'., or thii no-
ic will be (ilea l in I ar nf thei r-coverv;
d all rHTons owinf aant psla e are
herobv n' tilif i to iia' im "ediMe pay
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iTLANTIO te SOUTH UlltO-
LINA It AILKO V I),
Time Table No. 20.
Passengeb Trains Daili, Exc.Sundat.
3 east.
4 WEST.
ar. lv::
A. H. A. M.
1110
10 36 10 40
10 22 20 25
10 06 10 07
9 48 9 53
Xa lv.
P.M. P.M. STATIONS.
3 20 Ooldsboro, .
3 43 3 46 Best's, .
3 56 3 59'Lattrange, '
4 11 4 13 Falling Creek,
4 25 4 30 Kinston,
4 45 4 45 Caswell, 9 39 9 89
4 55 4 53 Dover, 9 28 9 28
5 09 5 09 Core Creek, 9 12 9 12
5 21 5 25 Tuscarora, - 8 65 8 58
5 31 5 31 Clark's, . 8 48 8 48
5 50 5 58 Newbern, 8 17 8 30
0 25 0 25 Klverdale, ' - 7 52 7 52
6 g0 6 30 Croatan, 7 47 7 47
6 46 6 46 Havelock, 7 31 7 39
7 03 7 06 Newport, 7 10 7 13
7 14 7 14 Wildwood, 7 03 7 03
7 18 7 18 Atlantio, 6 58 6 68
18 7 33 Morehead City, 6 42 6 47
7 43 ! Morehead Depot, 6 25
Train No. 4 connects with the w. &
w. train bound north, leaving Oolds
boro ll:5a a, m., and with b. & d. train
west, leaving Ooldsboro 2:35 P. x.
Train 3 connects with R. & n. train
arriving at Ooldsboro 12:15 p. m., and
with w. & w, train from the north at
9:55 r. iu 8. L. DILL, Supt.
WI HAVI both
Shaved. and Sawed
Heart p'na, 4 inch t'biuelea nicely bupdlwl
aDdj.the vry b uitxvsat vrn low
hcf i,r ttix tlioiiMiid or carload h-livril
at any depot.
JON Ml A PO FIX.
Rock Salt
For horeea and cows a' le pw pou d We
wet tbia b ihecarloa.l dura Irwai the mine.
No need for ai. v borse or ouw tnauffer lor
aa't hereafter, livery oue aho'Ul have
lcuip.
Steam AND Domestic
Coal, the beat and cheapest in the oountrr
Fcr sale by '
J0NES& POWELL
I bny direct from the manufacturers the
8trictly High Grade 8eing Machines
known aa
THF STANDARD,
and ofl r those at the lowest prices. A good
macbiue at Bottom Kgures. I also keep
always on hand full Hue of machine sup
plies, Biich ae medlep.pt. rt and attaebments.
One of my specialties ithe repairing of ib
chipes of any make, this be'ng done al your
hoit e or at my otUee I have had Years of
Rxrrienre in tbis businesM and Ouarantee
8 ttiefactior .
Hogs, ctitle or any kind of country pro
duce taken in exchauge for machines
GK MARTIN,
13 West Harvett Street.
h20m
Mortgage Sale.
By vhtueof a mo tae exiruled by B.
A. caiutsing nnd wile, Hawkins baintaing,
bearing ilste Oct ber !tth IN1, and duly
recorded in the KKster's oltbw or eake
count-. N. I'., in book 114, page S','2, o
vernier 18th, 1MM, 1 wid on M. inlay, 8p
tciiu.er 17t'i, Mil at the court house door,
in the city of haleigh. t 12 o'clock m.
sell to tbe highest bidder for cash the la ds
tberoin desirited, situated in Oak Grove
township a1joini"g tbe land of W. T. itay,
Mrs. Kannie Rogers, Mrs lit tiy Ray aud
others, containing 724 acres, "more or lees,
and more fully described in s id mortgave,
JOdii 3. CBESSHAW.
Mortgagee.
B " Montagu. Attorney.
Wake Forest, Aug. 14, 1894.
IN THK PtiPKMOR Cot b: ( n,K, 1oni
of Wak Co., N. C. ) October t-rm, 1894
AUfr' P. Mas-ey. Admintoator, d. b, o,
t. a. of Solomon Augustus and Mary Ann
"a'eon acairift K'.'.die A. Punstou and
Paniuel Watts "
To Eddie A. D'irston: Tbe purpose of
this action is to sell a tract of land on Kay
etteville (treet, described in the will of Solo
mon Augustus an ' to divide the proceeds'
according to said will letwut-n the plantin,
ho '8 emitl'd to one-half according to
their in erests, the defenaut, Dunston, nav
uig mortgaged the a me to the defendant
'Aatts The defendants are required to ap
pear before the Jude of tb Superior couit
of Wake county, at a curt to be held for
the con oty of Wake, at the co rt house In
Kaleigh, V. C on the 7tu Mondav after
tbe tirst Monday in September 194, it being
the 22d day of ctober. and answer or
d- mur to thr camp'ai t which has been
' led iu the office of the clerk of the t-uptnor
conn cf shi I county. Otherwisa the plaintff
will epply to the court for the re;inf de
manded iu th" complaint.
J'HN W. THOVFSON,
!!erk Superor Court Wake Couutv.
Iohw W. Hinsd'Lr, Plaint'ff 'a Attoruey.
Unleigh, N. C . Aug. 18, 1894. oa6in
W.L. Douglas
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