Climb Oil.
Kf J enoot drita tb Uara,
Don't Uad back a-braggia'
Thraw 7 conceit' mild dream
Climb onto th wagoo.
Ef yon cannot win the rac
Wai'i tbe m o'liggin'f
Hyrtilrop and get jr pi a re
Climb onto tbe wagon.
Ef yt annul cra.k th whip,
Herjr Meed a-naggin',
Pat a padlock on yer lip
t limb onto tbe wagon.
For ye'U never atop tbe earth
Iloldin' ba k 'n' draggiu'
Come along far ail yer worth.
Climb onto the wagon.
CAUGHT ThTbL'RGLARS.
Men Armed With Shotguns Surround
the Building.
Flehinotos. N. J.f Oct. 26 Two
burglar were caught this morning by
men armed with shotguns, who nur
roanded the building in which they
were and kept them inside until a con
table arrived.. George Rarker some
weeks ago had his store connected
with his houne by an electric burglar
alarm. This morning the alarm bell,
close to his bed, set np an aful din.
There was no noixe-making arrange
ment connected with the alarm at the
atore, so the burglars kt.e.v nothing
of the racket they were raising in the
house down the street. Harker slip
ped on his clothing, but fearing the
alarm might be false did not awaken
any of his neighbors. When he reached
tbe store he found a window had been
opened, ifa did not dare to go away,
fearing the men would come out, and
he did not enter the store, as he feared
a pistol bullet. After a time he took
his chances and ran to the house of a
neighbor and awakened him. Ten
minutes later ten men surrounded the
store. Each carried a loaded shot
gun. The burglars, who had been
keeping quiet, tried to make a break
and run through the watchers. When
the door was opened a load of buck
shot poured into the wall close to it,
causing it to be shut
The watchers kept up the patrol
until 6:30, when a constable arrived.
After parhying with the constable
the thieves surrendered.
Touched the Fatal Knob,
Utica, N. Y., Oct. 26, Steward A.
England, 18 years old, was killed to
night by an electric shock, received
from the combination knob of jeweler
Goldstein's safe. Goldstein had be
come alarmed at the robberies recent
ly perpetrated in jewelry stores here,
and to protect himself tapped the
wire furuishing the current to the
electric motor running his lathe, and
connected it with the knob of his safe.
A device on the floor of the store com
pleted the circuit when any one
touched the knob. Englind and
young Louis Mather went in the store
to look at some goods. Mather dared
England to handle the knob. He did
so and died.
An Acqula Creek Robber Iden
tified. Nebleyville, Mo.; Oct. 26 Chief
of police Flanagan of this city sus
pected when he read of the capture of
Morgaufleld, one of the Virginia ex
press robbers, he was really Charles
A. Morgan, who has made his home
here with his young wife for the last
two years. The chief's suspicions
were confirmed by the photograph of
Morgaufleld, aho.ving- that he and
Morgan are one and the same person.
The train robber was in the ha oil of
leaving home for a month or two at a
lime. He departed the last time near
ly two months ago and not even his
I wife knew of his whereabouts.
' " i' . - ;
' W P Draper, druggist, Spriogfleld,
Mass, wiites: Jspauese Pi'e Cure bat
eared a lad) 8 yars hfflinteri; coolri
doi walk half a mile in uie lata tlire.
ymrs; now walks any distance For
aale by Jobo Y MacRne.
Ladles, If yon waot a p ire, delicate
Bospfor tbe ooiupluiju, drugnlsts
' will alwayi recomuiend J)bnson:f
Oriental Medicinal Teilet Boap at JY
Mactt-e's
An Appropriate Service.
It is stated that the following notice
was read last Sunday from a suburban
pulpit: "The pastor will preach his
last sermon this evening and tbe choir
has arranged a special praise service
for the occasion." Boston Transcript.
Backleu'a Arnica Swlve.
The brat aaJye In the world for eats,
braises, sores, nloers, salt rneaut, la
yer sores, tetter, chapped bands, chii
blalns, corns and all skin eruptions,
and positively cares piles, or no pay
req aired. It is guaranteed to glye
perfect satisfaction or money refund
ed. Prloe W cents per pox. for aale
by JobaXUMSM.
Wife mikukr and indDE.
Three Months of Married Life EnJ in a
Double Tragedy.
Hakxibal, Mo. Oct. 25. Solomon
Baldwin killed his wife this morning
and committed suicide. The couple
were married three months ago. He
was a widower, 57 year of age, and
she was a widow of 37. !( had two
daughters, married, and she tad four
children, two of whom were at hme.
He struck one of her children last
night, and in a quarrel which follow
ed threatened to kill her and commit
suicide. She be, sine frightened, and
with her children, speut the night
with a neighbor. She went home this
morning to get breakfast for her hus
band. They talked a few moments,
when Baldwin secured a shotgun and
killed his wife, and, placing the muz
zle of the gun to his mouth, blew otf
the top of his head. Both died in
stantly. The man preseuted a horri
ble appearance when the neighbors,
who were attracted by the shooting,
appeared on the scene. The walls
were bespattered with blood, brains
and pieces of flesh, and the carpet
was a pool of I lood.
Baldwin was considered a crank on
religious subjects. Both he and his
wife were members of the Methodist
church, but attended the meetings of
the Salvition army and testified at a
meeting yesterday. He was a mem
ber of the Grand Army. Both drew
pensions, she on account of her form
er husband, ho is in an insane asy
lum. A coroner's jury returned a
verdict in accordance with the a oe
facts.
Tomtit row tit tlio Churches.
CHRIST l lllitu l. RIV. PR. MARSHALL. HCTOR.
88 mii cir": ml Ju fe. Twenty-third Sul
da? ter T-ii i".
, Ka''y eleb'nt on K . m
Fii'-dav Pel-oil st 0 a. m.
Divine 'frvice and sermon 11 a. m.
Kvrni' K ervite st r:S 1 u m
Services during 'he w k Wedmsds at 5
p n , T' urs'iny ( 11 Saint's Di-y) Poly
i'o nmunin 1 am Friday at 10 a m.
Free seats. All invited.
8p PA'iort-'s ' iucki, comer West and
Johnson streets. Key George V. Oilreatb,
deacon in charge
8'iniliy Thoo' at '0 a .
Divine seivices an s rmon at It a m.
Evenii g service and sermo at 8 p m.
Seats all 1 ree. Everyone welcome.
CHURCH OF THE UOOl) BlIKPHKRD RBV. I MC'K.
PITTINUER. RKCTOR.
88. c'rcon and Jude. (Twenty-third Sun
day after Triii'v . , -
Hol OoTiu'inion st 8 a. m.
Sunday sc .oil at 9:15 a ni
Vrrning prayer fnd iimrn at It a m
Eveni-K Grayer and sernun at 7:30 p m
Serv'ca 'ui inir the week: Wednesday at
10a m, Ti ms-lay (Ml Fain's Day) Ho'y
Coniri. union 10 a lii Friday evening pri-yer
lit 5 n in.
Seats free. All cordially invited.
METHODIST.
IDKNTON ST. M. E C "EV. J. N. COL E, PASTOR.
Preaching at U a m arid 7:"0 p m.
8unday school 9:30 a.m. .J. Young.Supt
IV lil-uAL M K RKV U U " UTTLE. PASTOR
Preaching at Ham and 7-3) p m.
8unday school at 9:30 a m
CITY .MISSION AND BROOKLYN B. H. WHITAKHR
PASTOR
Services every Sunday and weesly prayer
meetings as follows:
EPWORTB CHAPEL-
Sunday Schoolat 9:3J g m.T C Williams, Sr,
superi.itend"Dt.
h-eachiug a1 11 a m, by the pastor, Bey
EHWhitaaer.
BROOKLYN.
Sunday school !' p m. J H Porter. 8upt.
Preachin? at 7:30 p m, by h p stor.
Prayer meeting Wednesday night 7:30.
BAPTIS T.
FIRST REV. DR. J. W. CARTER, PASTOR.
Preaching at 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. m.
Prayer meet.ng Wednesday night 7:30.
All seats free. Polita ushers at church
services.
Sunday school 9:30. S. W. Brewer, Supt.
BAPTI'T WEST KND MISSION.
Sunday -chool 3:30 P m.
Services 11 a. m. and 7:30 p m.
TABERNACLE REV. A. M. S'SIMJ, PASTOR.
Prea-hiug at 11 a m and 7:30 p m.
Sunday school 9:15. N.B.Broughton, Supt.
FAYE1TEVILLE STREET. ,
REV O L STRlNliPIIC' U, PtSTOR.
Sunday School at 9:'5 a. hi.
Preachin at 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. m,
y JHRHTtAN.
- Christian rev J. l. foster, pastor.
Sunday school 9:30 a. m
P.eiicliing at li a m and 7:30 p m.
: All cordially invited.
, PKK3BYTERHN.
FIRST REV BUORNE DANIEL, D D, PASTOR-
Sunday school at 9:30 am.
Preaching at 11 a m and 7:30 p m.
Ojrdial invi-ation to all scr icei.
When Baby was sick, we gave her Cantoris.
When she was a Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss, she clung to Castoria.
When she had Children, she eave them Castoria.
A second Japanese army, number
ing between 25,000 and 30,000. yester
day began military operations for
the capture of Port Arthur.
Free Pill.
Send your address to H. E. Bucklen
& Co., Chicago, and get a free sample
box of Dr. King's New Life Pills. A
trial will convince you of their merits.
These pills are easy in action and are
particularly effective in the cure of
constipation and sick headache. For
malaria and liver troubles they have
been proved invaluable. They are
guaranteod to be perfectly free from
every deleterious substance and to be
purely vegetable. They do not weaken
by their aotion, bat by giving tone to
stomach and bowels greatly invigorate
the system. Regular site 85c, per box.
Bold by John T. Haeitae, druggist.
Doutile Tragedy id teid.
Pnithtilik, Teiaa, Oct. 25. This
forenoon a shooting occurred on oar
streets, and as a result a white man
and a negro lis ready forth grave,
Frank Scott, a negro ei-s. hool teach
er, and Charles C'happel, a negro
gambler, fur ame time past have
been at loggerheads, and this morn
ing they met and Scott pulled his pis
tol and fired at C'happel, missing him.
Chappel then caught hold f Kd. Tur
ner, a railroad brakeman, and held
him in front of him, but Scott shot
and hit Turner right above the heart,
killing him instantly. Turner's weight
I .ore Chappel to the ground, and as
he (Chappel) was on his hands and
kuees Scott walked up to him aud,
holding the pistol right over him, shot
him through the lungs, from which
he died iu about Cue minutes. H. utt
uiaiV no attempt to escape and, as
feeling for a time ran high ou account
of the cold-blooded murder of Turner,
the officers deemed it advisable to
hurry the assassin off to Bastrop,
where he is now lodged in jail.
Johnson's Mneuetic Oil cares cramps
and co'le and interna! neuralgia and
headache aod backache tistxntly.
25 and '0 cents, for sale by John Y
MscRae
O L R're, Mend ota, HI, writes:
Have used your Japanese Pile Cure
and found it a sure and permanent
cure." For sale by John Y MaoRae.
All diseases of tbe akin cured, arid
lst complexion restored by Johnson'?
Mental Soap. For sule by John Y
BIicRae.
Strange Epidemic Prevailing.
Spokane, Wash., Oct. 20. A mys
terious pl-tgue has suddenly broken
out at Wardner, in the Conr D'Alene
mining district, and within the last
few days several hundred people have
been strickeu, most of whom are miu
ers. The local physicians are baffled
as to the origin or nature of the epi
demic The people are greatly al
armed and surrounding towns are
afraid that the pleaguo will spread.
AUCTION &LE
Of Real Estate in Oberlin Village.
Hy virtue of authority given in cer
tain mortgage deeds made by John
Jones and others to Geo. W. Poe, dated
July 25, 1884, and recorded in book
79, at page 72, and a mortgage made
by John Jones and wife to Geo. W.
Poe, dated April 27, 1887, and recorded
in book 95, at page 420, iu the oflice
of the Hegister of Deeds of Wake
county,, I will offer for sale to the
highest bidder, for cash, on Mon
day, October 29, 1894, at 12 o'clock
m., at 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, on the
old Hillsboro road, adjoining the
lands of Thomas Williams, Wm. Hardy
and others.
Chakles McKimmon,
Assignee of Mortgagee.
J. M": Bkocuhtos & Co., Agent,
sep 26 4w
W.LDouclas
() CUftr 18 THE BEST.
OllWt NO SQUEAKING,
CORDOVAri,
cdcupua cm&mci i PhnAi r
4.3.5-FlNECALF&KAN6AR01
3.3-0 P0LICE.3 soles.
,soZ.WOHKINGMPiuB
EXTRA FINE. "
,175BOY&CH00LSH0ES.
LADIES'
"btDongoi.a
SPKin FOR CATALOGUE
W.L.DCUCLAS.
RBQCKTON. MASS.
Von can aTfMmoney by purchasing W. L
ueutia
" Because, we are the largest manufacturers ol
advertised shoes in the world, aud guarantee
the value by stamping the name and price on
the bottom, which protects you against high
prices ana mc mmuiciuou a .w.a.
equal custom work in style, easy fitting aud
wearing quauues. wc uavc wtm
where at fower prices for the value given that
any other ma kc. lane no suosiuuic. ii yum
dealer cannot supply you, we can. Sold by
HElilER BROS.
Norfolk aod Carolioa Railroad
Condensed schedule, in effect December
8, 1893.
No 23 No 103
, Stations
Ly Vorfolk,
Ar Snff.ilk,
Tunis, '
Hobgood,
Tarboro.
Rocky Mount,
Williamston,
Plymouth,
Washington, ;
Kinsion,
Wilson,
Goldsboro,
Wilmington,
Fayetteville
Florence,
O ark 80-1,
; Columbia, ,
Augusta,
Savannah. .
Jacksonville,
Stlma,
Raleigh,
; Oret.8boro,
Daily Ex Sun
840am 210m
9 44 a m 4 05 p ro
10 88 a m S M7 p m
11 48 a m 6 25 p m
12 07 pm R50piP
1245 pm 6 2ipm
7 60pm
a ai p m
7 35pm
735pm
1 45 o m 11 23 d m
2 56pm 7 20 am
o a j d m iu uu a m
4 20 p m 1 15 a m
7 05 p m 3 27 a m
11 00 p m 6 50 m
iu no p m ii ua a re
8 30am 412 pm
2 14am823am
8 40 a m lUS a m
9 45 p ni 13 05 t m
4 oo p ro
,7 20 pm
a on r. y.
Asnsvuie,
No 23 daily connects with AOL train 23
Jor al' p -tints south.
No 103 daily, except Sunday, makes close
connection at Hobgoo'1 for VasMngton,
Kinston. Plvmout1! and all Eastern Carolina
points; also at Rocky Mouut with AOL
irain si ior aa points soutn.
Tra-'ns arrive at Norfolk at 6 05 p m daily
auo at iu to a m asiiy eznent aunnap.
J A NEUCt BAUER,
Passeneer and Picket Agent.
JAMES V MaUPIN,
General Forwarding Agent,
TMBtfBRSON,
General Freight and PasMager Agaat.
Q if BJtRPSiX, General Managar.
c-4 -'a 41
I.! ar A i
for Infants
Cxtorta Isaoirt'U ailuptnl tochlMrm tluit
I ni-ofuiiHud it OHSiiiriorUittiiy pnvMTipti m
Lnuwo tu me." II .V. Aui io:h, M. 1 .
lit So. Oi.f.ii.1 : t , i:r..LIvu, X. Y.
"Tliu un of 'Castiirlii ii m, ui.iwrKal anil
lu iiwiits imj well kuwv. ii Ciut il h-miiaA'ttrk
of KtiM'rfnration to t iuturK. it. hVirarethe
iutc'lltfiMit fuiuilies who n..t ktvp Castoria
within eay ri'a-h.-
t auujS Makiv.n, I. .,
N.-w York t'ily.
Tm ('ISTAI R
FORTIUS FALL.
IJj.ive put in a stock of TolLKl'
Si A l'.un'v Arrieles and S.mdrios,
S l.-ii-.T than evvi si wh.'ii yioi ,u'
sj 're uly for any jfoo.ls of this kind, you
m nee I not take what yoi see andean
m .t, hut what strikes ymir fanny,
m Spiil iiKincem-Mit in the m-itter
a of pri. and quality. I hav livi.lin.r
makes of Soaps, at priees whieh tan
aw not be dnplieated anywhere.
F r 10 cents I can sell you an arti.-lo '
superior to that, or linarily olVere. 1 at
m 25 cents.
L TI AL BOHBIT F,
utiiiuliiuuia
I I
PRICKLY ASH, POKE ROOT
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Makes
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Rheumatism
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' P. P. P. parities the blood, builds np
the weak and debilitated, Rives
. mr strength to woakened nerves, expels .
diseases. giving the patient health and
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For primary. sr oondary and tertiary
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In all blood and skin diseases, liko
blotches, pimples, old chronic ulcers,
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contradiction, that p! P. P. Is thebest
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positive, speedy and permanent cures
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Ladles whose syatvoms are poisoned
' and whose blood is in an Impure conul
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are peculiarly benetitod by the won
' derful tonic and blood cleansing prop
, erticsof P. P. P. -Prickly Ash, Poke
Root and Potassium. "
. Spkinopield, Mo., Ang. 11th, 1893.
I oan speak in the highest terms of
' your medicine from my own personal
, Knowledge. I was affeoted with heart
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out finding relief. I have only taken
. one bottle of your P. P. P. and can
cheerfully say It baa done me mora.
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can rflcommend your mediclna to all
' auSerers of the above diseases.
, MRS. M. M. YfiABT.
8prlngfleld, Green County, Mo.
BUBWKU. DUNN, Wtafoul
end Children.
ai.ttri4 -unn Colic, ('.ntipatin.
Sour l.m.i h, 1'Urrlnea, l'.nma'.i..ii.
Kills Worms i,!- tlep, aii'l prmn.
WiUitHil iiijiiriiturt intili.-ntiitii.
For wvi-ral years I have nNinnnu1
yMir ' 'a -Otl iu,' aii'l islt.ilt u!a) s i-.mi: ti
is. n il ha.s iutaru.Lly pMMlni!-,! l-ui
nulLs."
l'.lwi. K. Taxiilk, M. Ii.,
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('OMFANY, Ml'SRAV STBKET, KeW YkRIJ I
uiuuiiuiuuiiii
Pimples,
i i
otcnes
and Old Sores
Catarrh, Malaria
anil Kidney Troubles
Are entirely h iuiivwi i.v 1MM.
-Prickly Af'.i. PoKe Koot ami Potas
....... iho ..... .. i ....r. hloo.1 '..uriUeT on
earth. .
Ahhrdfkn, O. , July 21, 101.
Ga. i i)EAK Sins I nought a bottle of
your P.P P. at Hot 8prinics,Ark.,and
It nas none me un.rei;wi .u,ni ....po
months' treatment at the Hot Springs.
' Send throe bottles C. o. I).
Respectfully yours, - m
JAS. M. NEWTON,
. Aberdeen, Brown County, O.
C'apt. J. D. Johnnlon-......
To all trhom it mny concern: I here
by testify to the wondertul properties
of P. P. P lor eruptions of the skin. I
guttered for several years with an un
sightly aud disagreeable eruption on
my face. 1 tried every known reme
dy but in vain, until P. P. P. was used,
and am now entirely cured.
(Signedby) J. D. JOHNSTON,
.-. Savannah, Oa.
Nfcln Cancer Cuicil.
1 Tettimony from the Mayor of Sequin,TeX.
SKorm, Tex., January 11, lsilS.
f Messrs. mppman Bros., bavannsh.
On.: Gentlemen I have trld your P.
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pun Hub the blood and removes all ir
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and prevents ny spreading of the
ores. I have taken flvoor six bottles
ad feel conlldent that another course
will effect a cure. It has also relieved
me from Indigestion and atouiacu
trouble. Yours truly,
CAPT. W. M. RUST,
Aturnoy at Law.
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(7aroli:i- poiu's vi.i Wei-.
ilon.Pttfrhburg, Richmond. .
V'afiiiui.'ton and points
north via Atlattic (.""oaat
J.ine, sleepers New V'cvkto
We!. ion
1 20 A M Viily, "Atlanta Spouial,"
ruilujiiu Vtstibale, trom
Atlanta, AUeu, Abbeville,
iir ifnwood, (Hiester and
points bouM). Pulliuau day
cojii-.hes and sleep r Atlam
ta to V;'.8hlli:-to i.
11 P(i a m Daily from W 1 1 :n i u t ou,
Shel'iv, Li(jcoh.!oti, iVitir
lotte and. ail locl wtati ni
(3. O R R au 1 R. il A R.
R; also from Fiyettcvillo
aud Greensboro via Man"
ford.
Mixed trains leave Johnson Street
Station, for Henderson end
intermediate stations ti Oil p. m ; re
turning arrive 'Johnson .'Street. !l 05
a. m.
Pagi--er!g?r leaving Raleigh at.; 3 30
p. m arrives at OhiHotte 9 45 p m,
retarninff leaver Olitriotto at 4 a.
in , arrive Rileih 11 45a. m.
No 402 ami .m "Atiyiita Snecial,"
irB solid f'nli'ij Hi vestibulod trains,
composed of lillee.at .dav coo she
ind pilac .dra wiiii? rooms Hoil'et
sleepers ti.-t -v ea Wasningtou and
Atl'ut i ;' !m'U ;h i 'u, on which
there U o -xi iM, t tr -
' For in i ii i ' i"u iciiiiv to sa'ied"
.dw, in a ) tic'ic fiut, or A.
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