JOHN U. SMITH
HktJver Received & Fisi List op
Wine, Brandt?
and Wliixkira,
loth imported and domeKli-.
And ton "OU IMisbl-"
R. A. 3TKI AIM-S
ROCKBKIDGK CO. RYE.
MIXED DKINKS A SPECIALLY.
Corn Whiskey from $1.50 to 2..r0
per gallon.
I ha on band the largest nti-k that
h.ia evrr been xhovtn in the
citjr of Raleigh.
UTMVB ME 4 nALI.jl
John U. Smith.
til
5rn. THE! ARK CHEAPER.
Xo other material entering into the
manufacture of a Corset c-in com
pare with FEATHEKIUNK.
The FEATHEKiDXKCou-iur Waist
is beyond question the m.ist c..mlnit-;iM-
garment made; it fits like a glove,
has all the style of a Corset, anil wears
-iike iron. We make a specialty of
these goods and recommend them to
yon without reserve. We are author
ized to refund your money after four
weeks trial, if not satisfactory.
OUR FALL SiOCIC
Dreff Qoo4$9
Is iii and
the lowest.
prices
THE LY
mm sit
AN EVERY DAY MATTER
AT
THOMAS PESCUD'S.
You will find always a
complete stock of the
best '
Family Supplier
Carefully s"'ectnd as to
quality, at lowest possiblt
pi'ices,ne:itlv put up ami
promptly delivered.
Tbe. very best
Teas and Coffees,
Staple Canned (Hoods,
Cauued Fruits.
Burnett's Flavoring Extracts (the best.)
Canned Sweetbreads (something .
V new), Cdnned Sausauge
J(also new.) ' au8 tf
THOMAS PESCUD
N iiire of AdrainMraM'
Having qualified as administrator of
th late Elizabeth E.. Glenn, this is to
notify all persons indebted to said
estate to make immediate payment to
the undersigned and all person having
claims Against the said . deceased will
present the same to me on or before
the 27fh day of October, 1895, or this
notice will be plead in lar of their
recovery. W. R. BLAKE,
oct296w Administrator.
s
IS THE BEST.
NO SQUEAKING, :
5. CORDOVAN,
4.3.P FlNECAlf &KANGAR01
3.5P P0LICE.3 Soles.
4,50.J2.VyORKINGHEN?
EXTRA FINE. u,
2.l.7 Boys'schodlShoes.
I W.. DOUGLAS,
RROCKTON. MASS.
Von can lore money by purchasing W. li.
Douglas Shoes, .
Because, we are the largest manufacturers of
advertise! fclioes in the world, and.guarantee
the value by-stamping the name and price on
the bottom, which protects yon against high
prices aud the middleman's profits. Our shoes
equal custom work in style, easy Bttliig and
wet ring qualities. We have them sold every
where at lower prices for the value given that
any other make. Take no substitute. If youi
dealer cauuot supply you, we can. 6old by
HELLER BROS.
roitt in 4H bourn without
inconvenience nffoctioni
bebw ami lit feet loir fail.
W. L. D
JhK T18ITOB 26 DATF, 25c
From Day to Day.
BT sSSIl L. Mt'ZZBT.
From day tody. '
Take uo thought for the morrow.
Why hope or why remember,
Or in the uhit Dei-ember
' 'l Hi J "t to borrow
The rosen of th-t May ?
From da- today.
This moment is the lever
With wliii lito lift the mountain
And loo, d the prisoned fountain
Thai (Lias and tl ws f-trever.
And iiieu hes thirst for aye. -
From day todiy.
Ther- is no wider measure,
Uravely as yioi may will it.
Striving you eannot till it,
So, life's immortal treasure
Is hid b n in the d iy.
V"nU's Coiiiviiiion.
Ni:V KV.LANh STORM SWIU'T.
Six liK'livs 'l SimwIiII :unl GriMt Uinutre
is I J-UK'.
ItoSMN. ' 'isi.. Nm. 8 The wreek
pe of shippliij; and pr peity, as re
ported from aiious points in New
Kiiglaud. and a'rematiiii,' several
huudreit t li .i it t dollars in value, :s
fie ruinous trail the terriilo storm
that lias raed iu this section of the
country for ihe prist thirty-six 1 o irs
has left behind it. tir-rit damage was
dime in this eity, many horses which
had stepped on "live" wires having
been shocked to death, or shot after
ward to put them out of misery. Great
ruin tn also wioiiht in I'ro . idence,
II. 1., where li inches oi peiiitelit .-lee.
trie . ires moineii arily eirbin .'ered I i-
lives of pe le i! ;i.l!IS. At S ilem i
i ich 's s:i ,,v h.s fallen, mil ill
tele', r" i-h , ii m are all down.
i
i hi i ! ("iirt)i4
Knt i.
Oiikimt rui'ia il iikv nit. m .mmM i.k.'TOP.
Twi' ti e-'iv filter T i. i'v.
8 ly ' e - lien Sam
Sii .1 v -c o ' -it II ' 'i
Hi iep r- ico (in I seinoi I' a in
Kvni' b r ii.f t. 4:3 I ii m
f'm m i s i'li-it c li w i k "Vfuresilay it
4:3 1 m n d !"ri at. 10 a m.
Fro- se.its. All invited.
Pt t-, i"i's I hm'ki. ro-nor Wst, ain'
'oh i' ii Mr' p's.- t!t V Oiorg- V. (iilreatl',
lei - n in ( b-.rire
Smi !y rli -o' at '0 n -
Divine seiviees in ! s rmon at 11 a m
Bin'e clii'- ft Dm
Kvcnii K service nml fprmo at 8 p m.
Pc its all tree. Fvery one welcome.
Cill'Kl'll OF THE HOOD Sll KI'K KKIl RRV. I MCK
IMTTlNliElt. RRl'TOH.
Twmtv li'th Pnnday aftir Trii i'y
HoH Con ui'iiron f t 8 a m.
Vi rn ng p ay r nd sr.'iiiin at 11 a. m
Puiulsv sc oil at 3:30 p in
Kveni if r raver ad wninnit7:"0 p m
8erv;c ''ii'ini the weer: IVediieaday at
10 a m , F'iilay pvn!n at ft p m.
Seats free; All cordially invited.
MET;! ilHr.
BUENTON- ST. M. E C. "EV. .1. N. CO! E, I'ASTOF.
Preachiuis at It a m and 7:' 0 pra
Sunday school 0:3() a.m.'V" .J. Younji.Supt
l" NP AI. M K HEV l U 1ITTI.K. PlSrOR
Preacbi-g t n a m and 7 3 ) p m
Sun luy school at 9:30 in
CITY .MiatiloN AMI BROOKLYN R. 11. W1IITA K7K
PIWTOK
Services every Sunitav a id weeirly prayer
meet pgs as follow:
Kl'HORTU I IIAI'KI.
Fun lav H. lioolat 9:3 J p iu.t 0 Williaw, Sr.
snpeii.i'eiid ut.
''r a liing ar 11 a m, by t ha pastor, Tev
K H Wbi-ascr
- ' HliOilKI.Y .
Sunday "chool p m.'J H I'.irter Supt.
I'ri'.icuitie at 7:'"0 p m, br y p s'or.
Prayer meeting VVeiliiPsday niglit 7 30.
BAPT18
FlI'.BT HEV. PH. J. W. CARTER, PASTOR.
Preaching at 11 a. in. and 7:30 p. m.
Prayer iueet.ii); V -dnesdav uiht 7:30.
All seats fwe. Politj ushers at church
servio. s.
Sundaychool 0:30. S. 'V. Brewer, Supt.
BAPTIST EST KNI) M1SSIO.V.
Pun lay : cli.'ol 3 3 i'r in.
Services II a. m tnul 7:30 p m.
TAHERNAl'I.E REV. A. M. S'lIM', PASTOR.
Preu'hii k at II a 111 and 7:30 i m
Sunday school !):1S. N.U.llronghton, Supt.
PAYE'TKV'I.I.E HTKKET.
REV O I, HTKIXliriKI U, P'SrOR.
Sunday School at H: 5 a. m.
Preaching at 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. m.
IHKITIAX.
CIIltlSTIAN RKV J. I,. FOSTER, PASTOR,
Sunday school 0:30 a. iii
P.eachiiiK at I' a in a ,d 7:30 p ra.
All cordially invited.
PHESUYTKRI'VN. '
PIR8T RKV E JOKNE HASIKIj, D D, PASTOR
Sunday school al 9: 30 a iu.
Precliim at 11 a to and 7:30 p m.
Cjrdiul invi'ation o all s-r ice-. ,
V Couldn't Kick Much.
How is your sou doing college
this year?
Mother lie. d tu't seem to have the
least ambition. Just like his aged
father, . " ' ..
He don't stand well iu his classes,
eh? ' .
Mercy, yes; lie's up in them, but he
can't kick a football more than twenty
When Baby was side, we pave her Castorla.
When she was a CliilJ, she crieU tor Castoria.
When she became 3Iiss, she clung to Castorla,
, When she had Children, she gave them Castorla.
W P Praper. drntreist, Pprinprfleld,
Mass writps: Japanese PI'o Onreha
enred a larlv 8 years afflinted; could
not walk half a mile in tbe last three
Tears; now walks any distance. For
tale by John T Mao&ae.
WOMEN ALWAYS TIRED.
Mrs. Henry Ward B.jecher Says
Sli a ILn Known
BIT HALF A Ixi7i;N WOMEN WHO WCFE
TlluKul i.ilLV WELL.
Hi? Routi.ie ii Lionu-stic Tasks Over
duins Tlu'ir Nervous Forie.
'Among all my friends aud the
number of my a-'iuiiutain-ea has nec
essarily been ra'ber lirge," say
Mrs. Henry W.irl liee her, "I can re
call bur half a d 'zeu thoroughly well
women."
So many, in or b-r toobia in the repu
'aTioli f bi-ine; j;i nd luniswi es, work
fro ii m'r.i':i .' 1:1! i iuh'. ookiug,
sweei:i;r en ! in ,-i h .) lllin..'.
A'b .t . iii I the house . .ok lile
if I ere n I clistiiii y i,i.,ig after
it?"
Ii n!d . tf- in'v l-.rd; a - . id deal
in. l..ii: eliLe ii l'ie wife and the
in. ih-r kcj'l h. r h .ilt'i anl high
tpiiits in-N-.-id of growing old and
v n ew,. i u I,- i;i t;(. struggle with dust
;mi I the n... , ( i heir tired, aching
ner -s :nl pale watery blood that
daily b-cines more and more badly
lio'ii i-died.
It is not the healthy, weariness of
muscle an 1 brain, s i easily forgotton
after a l'hoI nblit's sleep, but
it is (be weari'iess that remaius
lid morning, and follows one through
t'i day, tht should cuise anxiety
and a desire for prompt relief.
When the ner.es and the blood
Ve thus bee-line so badly nourished
and the tt-ength thus reduced, foot'
foo l appropriate for building up ti e
ner .ous tissue and rest are the plain
and simple means, in factJJ the only
means of restoring vigor and health.
All th material so urgently needed
by the million of exhausted ner e
(tells and by the,' thin, depleted blood
are found in that remarkable invigor
at.nr, the food for the brain a ud nerves
Paine's i elery compound. It lills the
nervous and muscular tissifi-s all over
the body with the means of rapid
growth, the blood gains new red cor
puscles and grows ruddy and capable
of thoroughly feeding the body. The
strength returns, and headaches, dys
pepsia, neuralgia and nervous debil
ity disappear when the tone of the
system has been thus raised and the
body abundantly supplied with fresh,
life-.viving blood.
The very llrst, week in which this
pet-fuel ner', e food, Paine's celery
compound, is conscientiously employed
it will declare its tonic '-effect by the
feelingof returning strength, a marked
increase iu the appetite, freedom from
pain and depression. ".'
Paine's celery 'compound cures radi
cally and-permanently rheumatism,
heart weakness, diseases of the liver
and the kidneys, and encourages the
excretory organs to expel whatever
impure humors' there may be in the
blood. This is evident by the healthier,
cleaver condition of the skin th'il
physicians say invariably follows when
they pres ribe Paine's celery com
pound, as .they so commonly do where
the body needs building up and when
reco ery is slow after aeute diseases.
'Here. in the evperien e of Mir. E. L.
of Putney, Vt., told in her own words:
"I had been alii icted with rheu
matism and neuralgia for many years.
In a yvaranda half I have taken eight
bottles of Paine's celery compound
and have not been so free from these
troubles in 15 years." as I am now. I
ad ise all '..ho re aillicted in any way
with rheumolisin or neuralgia to use
Paine's celery compound.
"For the nerves and tired feelings,
I think it is the best dose of ambition
that 1 have ever found. Before I had
taken one bottle I felt almost like
another person. Other medicines have
given me only temporary relief. Hut
the---compound has done me more
permanent good than the doctors or
any other medicine, and I can hardly
feel grateful etioujh for the benefit
that I have derived from its use. '
Hitting tne Notes. .
Musical shots are the latest thing
out in the sensational line. A sharn-
shooter, of the name of Pardon,' flres
at the metal bars of a set of bells. The
ball.jn striking the bar, sounds a
note, and the shots follow each other
in such rapid auccession aBo with
such accuracy that Pardon is capable
of "shooting'' any tune required.
TJncklen's Arnica Salve.
"Trie host 8Rlve )n the world for outs,
bruises, 'sores, ulcera, salt rheum, fe
ver sores, tetter, chapped hauds ohil
blalns, poms, anri a'l skin eruptions,
and positively cures piles, or no pav
required. It. 1s jroaraoteed to give
per'" sat'wfaotion or money refund
d. Price 85 cents per pox. For aale
by Jobo Y UaoEUe.
A Horrible Asiatic Fad.
Prof. IVsl. thu ethnologist, baa
described the Asiatic society the
present state of Ihe liea 1-hiinting
Na ra of the Asam border. The wo
men are to blame for this human
weakiie-s of h-ad limiting. The
y.oiiig w..iuen "chair" the young men
who are not ta'tooe 1, and theu the
young ineu go out and cut olf a few
heads aud eibi'iit them to the girls.
Hut at least half the heads taken are
those of women and children. The
area occupied i lndi't by ihe head
hunters is ale nl.it I to be not more
than twenty miles square, in whic'i
daring the ,,st i.ny years there
b.ne been 12,(1 K) m ir lers for the sake
of these ghastly tr'phies. London
News.
Ii'-rl'e. I' tw 'ant pnra dplieaip
BT'iif r tli r ' ntdej' , Irnu'rlh
Wi'l lll'r ' r 0")". -rl J ihpil"
t-)eiital Uedi. iiisil Toilet Posp at J
McU'e'B
.1 pspee l.'f.-r 1 : U ts re t b be '
ft. in i I iu d eb e o- !)v.t e. Ulidail
hi bo i f itn'i.t; '0 niHe 'n i vial; Cf.
een'S, H .lolin V H'aiR p't
Little Icy Folks say that ihe Chi
nese tortine their prisoners.
Little gii I How?
Little boy 1 d"ii"t kn iw. Maybe
they have apple dumplings for dinner
and don't ah- the prisoners '"y.
(loud News.
A lions, ho il T'-iiMii
D V Full r. of ?Mi..,j d)er!
vs t h t t e 'i wh s '( eens '
N w Disc M"V in 'liu lmi'
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Di cov. r
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ti b.is f inily
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a T ' r ''"i I " i - n I rie.l hi il
tf e I ' i ll ln' i If ... 11' .lobl! Y
'f'lplt .' ' driitf store r'i giil:tr t-tso
c suit sfl
Perhaps it was an Accident.
Haiti. nii iito, N. t;., Nov 8. Tues
day liiurniiig Wylie Ciji.'kmore, aged
17, residing near here, left home, ac
companied by his two dogs. Failing
to return, his people became alarmed,
went to look for him yesterday morn
ing and fo ind him in Swift creek, one
mile from home, dead. One pistol,
with one loaded car'ridge and empty
shells, was found np.m the ground
near by. and one othr revolver was
found on his person, partly loaded.
When found his dogs were by his side,
having gnawed one side of his face
entirely oil'.
I'pi-c Pilis.
Send your address to II. 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 ha ve
been proved invaluable. They are
guaranteed to be perfe tly free from
every deleterious substan e and to be
purely vegetable. They do not weaken
by their action, but by giving tone to
stomach and bo vels greatly invigorate
the system, ltegular size 25c. per box.
Sold by John Y. Macltae, druggist.
A Madrid Scandal.
A raid was recently effected 'on a
novel kind of gambling den at. Madrid,
Spain. When the police entered the
place they discovered a small chapel
or oratory. A gentleman was stand
ing at the altar preaching a sermon,
while the rest of the company were
kneeling and .praying. The poli.e
were, Uowe.er, not to be battled iu
this way. . They mi le a '..'thorough
search of the premises and found that
by pressing a lever the chapel could
be transformed into a gambling sa
loon, and vice versa, in an incredibly
short space of time. The gamesters
were recruited, from the cream of
Madrid society, and interesting par
ticulars are likely to conn out at the
trial."
A LAUY S TOILET
Is not complete
without au ideal :
OlPLEXtOM
I POWDER. B B
POZZOuI'S
.
Combines every element of
beauty and purity. It is beauti
fying, soothing, healing, health
ful, and harmless, and when
rightly used is invisible. A most
delicate and desirable protection
to the face in this climate.
Intiit upon baring tht genuine.
IT IS F0 ! SALE EVERYWHERE.
for Infants
( utorl Uhow.-II j.liiiliofliilitrrallut
1 r.'.Miur-rt'ti'l il uji K;i4Tir t"aiiy ir4ripiiun
iti.mil l.j inc." II. A. Au. in R, M. I'.,
Ill So. lnl..r 1 : t , llnx.ilj u, S. Y.
"Tin- ua of Casl..ri i i ho iiuocrsal and
lis ii.i-.-it.-. x well ku. n I !t it b.'ein a wurk
.f kii.T.T...-ation to enJ..rse it. I Vw are Hie
intelli--. i.t f.iinilieH w!i d ii t k.-. pCasUiri
V il liiu c;,. r':.-U,"
I'tuKiH JUaivs, r. ).,
New York City.
Tb C'kktai'R
FOR THIS FALL.
I have put in a stock of TOILET
St)AIM, Fancy Articles and Suudries,
larger than ever; ho when you are
ready for any goo'U of this kind, you
nee 1 not take what you see and can
get, but what strik is your fancy.
Special indueetn mts in the matter
of price and utility. I have leading
makes of Soaps, at prices which can
not be duplicated anywhere.
For 10 een ' I cm sell you an artiele
superior to t'i if ordinarily offered at
2" cents.
J. ILVL. BOBBI LT,
d:ut31st.
PRICKLY ASH, POKE ROOT
AND POTASSIUM
IMes
Marvelous Cures
in Blood Poison
Rheumatism
and Scrofula
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Or-
P. P. P. purlflos the blood, builds no
thiv weak ami debilitated, gives
strength to weakened nerves, expslg
diseases, giving1 tho patient health and
hrippin&iis where sickness, ploomy
foelingsand lassitude tirst prevailed.
For primary, r cornJi.rv !i;id tertiary
syphilU, for blood poisutih'fr. mercu
rial poison,. niaaria, Uy.-jj('psia, and
in all blo-id and skin diee-;en, like
jlotchos, pinipit'i-. ciu chioo-o ulcera,
tetter, scaid head, bous, er.vjsipolas,
eczema we may sry, wlihorc fear or
C(HitradkM:lon,that; P. P. P. Isthebest
blood iurilkr in ifio world, and makes
j-'sitiv6, spoody audporoiaij-jQt cures
in all cases.
Lailies whose systems nie poisoned
and whose blood is iu an impure condi
tion, duo to menstrual irrot;i'larities(
are poeclinrly bcnelited by I he won
doriul tonic aud blon,i clean si ip: prop
erties of p. P. p. - Prickly A n, Poke
Koot and Potassium.
wiiiiiwwiwii wwiiwrii mm -nrrmmnmm
: fipniNOPiELP, Mo. , Ausr. 1 Uh, 1893.
I oun speak iu tho lilicst torma of
youi medicine from my own personaj
KrovlouKe. I waHHiU-cf.ed v.ith heart
di-e.ic, pleurisy aud rheumatism for
S.i-ynp:i, w.' ticated by the very best
i liysici iii'. ann spent hundreds oXdol
lar '., tried every known remedy with
out lin linsr relief. I have only taken
on ot-n ib of your P. P. P., nd can
clic rfulty say It has done me more
food than anything I have ever taken,
can recommend your medfoin a to ail
sufferers of the above diseases.
MR9. M. M. YE ART.
Springfield. Green County, Mo,
o
cr-j i n n n i n 1 1 n n n
and Children
Caclorls rurm Colic, Cumitlpulun,
Sour Slontacli, llUrrha-A, Eruclation.
KilU WurniK, gives sleeps aud prmn t.i di
ititm,
Witliuut iujuriong nie.liittoa.
'For wvTal yean 1 have ps-oii. -ije4
your '1'af.ttirui, and Khali alwayt cot :iii to
do no an it haa luvariubly iodueed I"
rcwilu.'
F.WWIN V. l'AKUKR, M. 1
1-JT.lb Kireet aud 7th Ave., New Y .
..ci
-fity.
Company, 7T McaiuT STHr.rr, Kntr Y'ok:: ; ;rT.
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Pimples, Blotches
and Old Sores
Catarrh, Malaria E
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and Kidney Troubles
Are entirely removea bf P. P.P.
Prickly Ash, Poke Root and Potas
sium, tbe greatest blood purifier on
eartb. -
Aberdeen, O., Jniy 21, 1891.
Messrs. Lipphan Bros. , Savannah,
G;i. : Dear Sirs I bought a bottle of
your P. P. P. at Hot Sprlnps. Ark. .and
It has done me more good than three
months treatmentat the Hot Springs.
Bend three bottles C. O. D.
Respectfully yours,
J AS. M. NEWTON,
Aberdeen, Brown County, O.
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Capl. J. D. Johnston.
' To all whom it may concern: I here
by testify to the wonderful properties
of P. P. P- for eruptions of the skin. I
Buffbred for several years with an un
sightly and disagreeable eruption on
luy face. I tried every known reme
dy but in vuin, until P. P. P. was used,
and am now entirely eured.
(Signed by) J. D. JOHNSTON,
Savannah, Ga.
Skin Cancer Cured. :
Testimony from Ihe Mayor of SequinStX.
Sequin, Tex., January 14, 1893.
Messrs. Lipphan Bros. , Savannah,
Ga. : Gentlemen 1 have tried your P.
P. P. for a disease of the skin, usually
known as skin cancer, of thirty years'
standing, and found great relief; It
purifies the blood and removeB all Ir
ritation from the seat of the disease
and prevents any spreading of the
ores. I have taken flveor six bottles
and feel confident that another course
will effect a cure. It has also relieved
me front Indigestion and stomach
troubles. Yours truly,
CAPT. W. M. BUST,
Attorney at Law.
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ALL DRUGGISTS SELL IT.
LI PPM AN DROS.
PBOPBIETOES,
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