OAK CITY STBAM LAUNDRY.
Ths 0k Citjr Stsam Lsnndr will
dooar work better than iny Uundrr
in the city or ilttt, with lens wear and
tear, at competition price. IWauxe
it is the oldest and moitt complete
plant in North Carolina, with latent
improved machinery and most experi
enced operatives. Kfficiearr and
promptness guaranteed.
Telephone No. 87.
L. R. Wtatt, Prop!
Wahtid Good.qaick ironer. Stead
work.
0e Cur CiTf Stkax Laundry.
Extra bargain in furniture at
Thomas & Maxwell. Bed lonngea with
detachable mattresses a specialty.
LOT M RALMFlalALE
On Monday, the 29th dajr of October,
1804, at 12 iu at the court house door
iu lUleigh, under power conferred
by a deed of murtage, executed to
iuh by W. 0. Emery and vtife, dated
November 8th, 1880, and registered
in Register' office for Wake county,
in book 00, at page 199, I will sell at
public auction, a parcel of la i;d near
the northwestern boundary of the t ity
of Raleigh, on the old Hillaboro (or
Oxford) road, beginng at Kphraim
Emery's corner, on said road, runs
with said road southward 222 feet to
A. Ferguson' corner, then eastward
with the line of the fence 120 1-2 feet
to a corner post, then nearly north
west 190 feet to the beginning.
E. W. McVea.
By Rattle & Mordecai, Attys.
Raleigh, N. C, Sept. 28.
Of Real Estate in Oberlin Village.
Ry ' irtue of authority given iu cer
tain mortgage deeds made by John
Jones and others toGeo. W. Toe, dated
July 25, 1881, and recorded iu book
79, at page 72, and a mortgage made
by John Joiies and wife to Geo. W.
l'oe, dated April 27, 1887, and re oi ded
in book 95, at page 420, iu the office
of the Register of Deeds of 'ake
county, 1 will oilVr for sale to the
highest bidder, fur cash, on .V on
day, t) tuber 29, 1894, at 13 o'clock
hi., nt the court house door
in Raleigh, a certain house and
lot described in the mortgage last
above mentioned, being a lot now oc
cupied by Thomas and Catherine
Williams, in Oberlin village, ou the
old Uillsboro road, adjoining the
lands of Thomas Williams, Win. Hardy
and others.
Charles McKimmox,
Assignee of Mortgagee.
J. M. Rroi'uhton & Co., Agent.
Bep 20 4w
NORTH CAROLINA, Wake Countv,
In the Superior Court.
William A Minor, plaintiff, vs. Jane E.
Casper and her husband, Solomon
E. Casper, and Henry M. Farns
worth, defendants.
The defendants Jane E. Casper and
her husband, Solomon E. Casper, will
take notice that an action entitled as
above has been commenced in the
Superior court of Wake county; that
the purposs of said action is to fore
close a mortgage executed by said Jane
E. Thomas to the plaintiff, on the 20th
day of May, 1887, upon certain real
property in the city of Raleigh, and
described therein, which mortgage
has been registered in the register's
office of Wake county, in book 95, at
page 578. The note secured by said
mortgage having been transferred by
the plaintiff to the defendant Farns
worth as collateral security for money
borrowed, the said Jane E. Casper and
Solomon E. Casper will take fur
ther notice that they are required to
appear at the next term of the Superior
court of said Wake county, to be held
at the . court house, in Raleigh,
on the seventh Monday after the
first Monday of September, 1894,
it being the 22nd day of October,
1894, and answer or demur to the
complaint in said action or the
plaintiff will apply to the court for the
relief demanded iu the complaint.
J no. W. Thompson, C. S. C.
Strong & Strong, Att'ys for Plaintiff,
sep 8 6w v
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I think trne love is nerrr blind.
But rather gives a ad.I.-d light;
Ad inner vision quick to And
The beauties hid from common sight.
No soul cau ever truly see
Another highest, n"blest part.
Save through the sweet philosophy
And loving wisdom of the heart.
HEROIC MEASI'RE.
I met him and said he was looking
well.
He seized me at oine by t lie coat lapel.
"The tariff" was what he began to
say.
Rut I instantly floored him and got
away.
A THORN.
Among life's thorns, alas, we find
In all too frequent growth,
The girl who neither sings nor play
And thinks she does them both.
MAY Bll'VcLTl-:.
The Presence Near Acquia Creek of an Ex
perienced Robber and a Mysterious
Yacht.
FiiEDERicKsui Rfl, Va., Oct. 13. In
terest in the robbery of the express
car near Quantico last night is intense.
There is a clue to the robbers. Three
years ago there lived in Stafford coun
ty Charles Carter, who absented him
self from home frequently, and on his
return was well supplied with money.
The robbery of a country store in his
neighborhood was the cause of his ar
rest. In making the arrest the sheriff
of the county was forced to shoot the
fellow. He was lodged iu jail, made
his escapef and nothing more w; s
heard of him until accounts in the
New York papers of a daring robbeiy
committed in that state, and of Cal
ler's being sent to Sing-Sing for a
1 ii,-r term i-f years.
Subsequently the papers told of his
mysterious escape from that prison,
no clue being left how he accomplished
the daring feat. It has been said he
was seen several times after this, get
ting on and off the train just where
last night's robbery took place, and his
family having all left this part of the
country there are many persons here
abouts whothiuk Carter was the lead
ing spirit in last night's performance.
That he was fully capable of such a
job, those who have known hiin all his
life bear witness. Cool and fearless,
every inch of the ground as familiar
to lii in as an open book, it is more
than probable that when Carter is
caught the full facts of the robbery
will be ascertained.
While captain Dan. Lae was at his
home, on the Potomac, yesterday af
ternoon, sitting on the porch, his at
tention was called to a trim and grace
ful yacht lying off his landing. After
a long look at the beautiful craft he
acknowledged he had never seen her
before. It is supposed the robbers,
after committing the deed and aban
doning the engine, made their way
to th.s vessel, which was evidently
waiting for something unknown to
those living near by. It was only
half a mile from where the engine was
abandoned and turned loose to where
the yacht was riding at anchor, " and
her disappearance this morning leads
to the belif that the robbers took this
method of getting away and so success
fully concealing their tracks.
Wasaixqton, O.t 13. This after
noon a man came to police headquar
ters and gave himself up, declaring
that he was one of the bandits, but
being refused a share of the booty,
would turn state's evidence. He is
closely guarded by the detectives,
and reporters are not allowed to see
him.''
This is Seasonable.
"Preacher made a bad break yes
terday." '
"How was that?"
"Well, there was no fire in the
stove, and he meant to read the text:
'Many are called, but few are cho-:
sen."!:.'. -
f'Well?"
"Read it: 'Many are chilled, and
a few are frozen.' "
When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria,
When she was a Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss, she clung to Cfietoria.
When she hVl Children, she gave them Castoria,
The treasury gold reserve is now
beyond the $59,000,000 mark.
All Free.
Those who have tued Dr Kind's Hew Dis
covery know its value, and those who have
not. have now the opportunity to try it free.
Call on the advertised druggist and get a tri
al bottle, free. Send your name and address
toHKBucklen fc Co, Chicago, and get a
sample bottle of Dr King's New Life Pill
five, as well s a copy of Guide to Health
and Household Instructor, free All of which
Is ruaranteed to do vou good and costs yoa
nothing at John Y MacEisa drag store.
TRAiTKD HIS M0THFR IN LAW-
How Charles AUrvin Revued His BriJe
She was Locked in a Cellar
IsiASsptmT, Ind., Oct. 14. Charle
Martin, who lives near Idaiille, tourt
ed Ida Rich for several years. Their
union was bitterly opposed by the
girl's parents, so lst Tuesday they
eloped and got married. Wednesday
they returned t leg forgiveness, but
Mr. Rich locked the bride in the cel
lar and drove his son-in-law out of
the house with a gun. All that night
the bridegroom sat up, pondering a
plan of rescue. Whe.i morning dawn
ed he sent word t hi nu tlier-iu-law
to come and get her daughter's effects
as he was ready to ri-Ioi nish all
claims. When the old lady lady came
she found herself entrapped. Mar
vin locked her in his house and re
fused to let her return. She was held
as a hostage until yesterday, when
Mr. Rich appeared with a flag of
trine. Prisoners were exchanged, and
Marvin and his bride are reunited.
The girl's mother is also said to
have become so favorably impressed
wi'h her son-in-law during her deten
tion at his home that she is anxious to
"kiss and make up."
Batklen'g Arnica Salve.
Tbe best salve la the world for cut,
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ver sores, tetter, cbspped hands chil
blains, corns and all skin eruptions,
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required. It is gnarauteed to give
perfect satisfaction or money refund
ed. Pi ice 25 cents per pox. For sal
bv John Y MbcKhp
Doctors recoiuiueuii "'t he Standard
'ewlpg Machine" because of its light
running.
Call 'or the Horse Brand of Johr
sou's Mpgnetic Oil. .It ban notqual
'or the r'isftases of horse and cattle.
$H o s'ze 50 cents ; R0 c ut size 20 cts.
For sale hy John Y MacRae
A New Profession
"Window gazing" is said to be a
regular profession in Loudon. A
couple of stylishly dressed ladies
pause before the window of a mer
chant, remain about live minutes and
audibly praise the goods diplayed in
side. Then they pass on to another
store on their long list of patrous.
Ladies, if you want a pure, delicate
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MacRne's
J"panese Liver Ptllets are the best
family medicine tor liver complaint
and constipation; ""0 pills iu a vial; 35
cents, at John Y MacK le's.
A Durham firm has just finished the
erection of a handsome monument to
the memory of Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Ma
son, at'cording to the will of the late
Mrs. Mason. It is on a plot in the
cemetery near near Chapel Hill de.
vised by them to the university. The
monument is in excellent taste, the
Globe says.
O L Rice, Memlota, III, writes :
' Have used your Japanese Pile Cure
and found it a sure and permanent
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Rheumatism, . neuralgia, headache
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Burwell & Dunn, Wholesale and Re
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These tiny t'nptmlpi or-
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m, larger than ever; so when y.u are
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Springfield, Green County, Mo.
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Attorney at Law.
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ire pi-.iuful iiiul f iIdui:i ttT i-cmn-joiu cure, nacl often
i-.itlnitT in ily::h, or :h.i.-c:.;.iiiv. Why enluro
.ins tornbto rfH"-.8? W Kunrentfi
noxee to oyrr i-.n-- c.ir.e. V-u ouly piiy for
laim.fit iiwci-,1.1. 1 1. !-.i)i. i, f r (j. Sent by mull.
Ouaj-ai-.Ujp? l.-f. ii-i liy onr neuts. . . 4
SjtJ.iO Mi Ml Ivil by Japanese Liver Pellets
li prciit I.IV1- It atul 8 FUJI ACll liiiOULATOU end
T'LUODPUKll'IEH. Small, mi Id and pleamnt ti
InkB, especially adupte'l ;or ohlidreu'd um. bu Iluses
3 ?euta.
-WBANTKES taaoa !.niy by
John X. Mac Kid, Druggist, Raleigt
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