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LEAVING NEBRASKA.
Fimilu-s En Route from the LinJ uf Fim-
ue to AUbanu.
Covered wagou are on a midwinter
voyage fr in Adam county. Neb., to
l ilroneUe, Ala. They have consumed
nine week in waking the trip' of COO
miles from the barren plains uf Ne
braska t. St. I.- ui-s and expect to be
ah, .tit fi'iir more weeks on the way to
th-ir destination, ul1-m the lueu aud
boys i'au secure work at some inter
mediate point.
We Lave been iu Nebraska most of
tue time f.r thirteen years," itaid one
if the men, "but for the past three
years we ba.c raided nothing at all,
and it was a eas.-of get away orstarve.
V.'e ba.e teen getting lng fairly
Veil on th- way. We are out all the
time. When w sfi'p at night we put
up a teut an. I have a stove fr it. We
d-taiued s uiewhat by trying to
Lelp none of the rther faniil.es who
were getting away without rueaus, ex
cept their teams mid wagons. Lots
of them are inowug that way. Some
of those staying there have killed
th.'ir stock rather thah see it starve to
death. They (ouldu't sell it at any
prion."
Petrified Body of a Giant Found
Ai.uia, to., January 31. Cousider
a. le exci'i meut lias bei-u occasioned
by the finding of the petrified body of
a niau tint measures 20 feet long, ou
'Ihuiuas itavker's farm, near the Mou-roe-Appauo.
s county line, about 20
Mi "s south of Albia. yesterday. The
discovery as wade while Mr. Barker
was making an evsivation u his farm
to sink a coal shaft. t:ie of the men
engaged in th" excavation, when down
about 5 feet, sunk his pick into the
ground, and it stuck fast in what he
supposed to be a lock. But soon he
dis dosed what appeared to le the
features and part of the head of a
huge man. The lace was a perfect
'stone image of a mau, with the eicep
- twa of the nose, the end of which, a
piece of ro-k fully as large as one's
list, had apparently been broken off
by the pick or shovel. The laborer
notified Mr. Barker, and with the rest
of the men set to work to excavate the
. lody. Fur two hours they worked
hard, and had only, brought to light
the head and shoulders of the giant.
Some of the men were sent to Center
ville to summon assistance. A large
crowd of meu went out to see the re
markable discovery this morning. The
excavation has only been completed to
the ends of the giant's arms.
The J fingers are as long and
. lanre. as an ordinary man's arm
and can be traced very readily in
the rok they are embedded, The
hands are of enormous proportions,
and the arms are fully as large as an
ordinary mau's body.
Royalty In Disguise.
A REAL 1'IUXCB SAID TO BE - IN THE CARO-I-1SA3.
Under this heading a contemporary
states that " for months it has been
. known almost , to a certainty that a
prominent prince of Europe is now in
American in disguise and is canvassing
for books, that he may in this manner
learn more of the real life of the
American people. Twice he has been
identified in the east and each time
changed Lis disguise and his field, of
action, for to be known would entirely
defeat the obje -t of his visit, A re
porter yesterday accidentally fell
Upon some data: which lead to tie
conclusion that this same prince is
now' selling books in the Carolinas."
It is a well known fact that we some
times harbor a ngeis unawares, This
prince may be with us now in the garb
of a book canvasser, selling the new
up-to-date edition Britannica for the
Charlotte Observer who knows?
Might before last it was noticed that
water was pouring out of a sewer man
hole on . South Salisbury street, be
tween West llargett and West Morgan
streets. The sewer, which is a four
inch one, is choked. From a manhole
near the academy of music iron rods
were put together in the sewer to a
length of 177 feet, without reaching
the obstruction. The water pouring
out has cut a large opening in the
street. It is thoug at a tin box or can
has in someway got into the sewer.
Manager Mears has received a tele
gram from Charleston, S. 0., saying
that Alias Ellen Beach Yaw sang to a
crowded house there and created much
enthusiasm. Miss Yaw will doubtless
- Lave a big house here on February
6th. The box sheet will be opened to
morrow morning at W. H. King's drug
' 1 tore. ' .v. ,
Fish and Oysters.
If 70a want nice, fresh water flab,
oysters, Ac, rail and ae. ma in the
eity market. O. W. Bklvi.i.
Fiu marshtnaHow drop 90.- pound
at Riggan'a.
Don'f'Miss
The great lecturer and humorist,
Mr. Henry Blount, at Peace Institute,
February 1st, 1895. Good music by
the faculty. Reception after the lec
ture. Admission 50 rent. Ticket
on sale at King's drug store. j30 3t
For Rent.
Wilmington street front, three sto
ries and basement, of store now occu
pied by W. C. Si A. B. Strouach. Also
one (1) four room cottage. Apply at
jaj'l W. 0 H. Stbonaoh'u.
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Ladies Vici Kid Shoes.
If a lady wishes a stylish dress
shoe she should see our line of vici
kid button walking shoe with mili
tary heels. We price them now at
f3. 50 though M 00 would be a just
price. There were 90 pairs wheu we
began, but fewer now.
W. U. & K. S. Tucker i Co.
1.. 1 .
For Rent.
One seveu room house. Apply to
Mrs Klla Harris,
jau2S lw 121 East Davie St.
Royster's Cough Tablets.
Palatable, Efficient.
Try them. 5c per package.
Remember
That Love's Cupid smoking tobacco
is the best 5 cetit package you can buy.
BEMEMURK
That every nickel you spend for
Love's Cupid tobacco will stay in Kal-
eigh. REMEMBER
That every nickel you spend for
other brands will go out of lialeUh.
Smoke Love's Cupid tobacco. ja30 Oi
U'T FLVWKUS,
lv Bol'QJETS, &C.
Koses, carnations and other flowers.
Baskets and floral designs at short no
tice. IMPORTED Bt'MVS
for winter blooming. Just arrived, a
spleudid collection of hyacinths,
tulips, narcissus, Bermuda and Chi
nese sacred lilies, dry calla bulbs, best
for forcing.
PALMS, FERN'S
and other pot plants for decorating
the room. Hoses, evergreens and
shade trees. Sugar and Norway
maples, horse chestnuts and English
walnuts, fancy and other flower pots
and fern dishes.
Phone 113. Steinmetz,
the Florist.
Don't forget to try our 25 and 35c.
oysters at D. Bell & Co.'s. decStf
Pine fiber mattresses at Thomas &
Maxwell's.
WTe have fine oysters at 25 and 35c.
at D. Bell & Co.'s dec3tf
0. H. Johnson, dealer in staple and
fancy groceries, fine cigars and to
baccos. Fruits, vegetables, &c, 331
Hillsboro street.
Notice!
Having taken the Agency for Ger
man Electric Belts, for the cure of
Rheumatism, Sciatica, Kidney disease,
Weak lungs, Lame back, Paralysis,
Spine disease, Nervous debility, etc.
lam ready to supply those, in need of
them at short notice. Samples kept
on hand.
A. W. Fraps,
No. 4 East Davie, second door from
Fayetteville street. eod
If you want solid measure oysters
at 25 and 35c. a quart go to D. Bell &
Co.'s stall in the market-house. .
Extra bargains in furniture at
Thomas & Maxwell. Bed lounges with
detachable mattresses a specialty.
J)"t Art to J50.00 per week using
(jfMU.vU auJ selling old Reliable
Plater- Every family has rusty, worn
knives, forks, spoons, etsu. Quickly
plated by dipping iu melted metal.
No experieni-e or hard work; a good
situathm. Address W. P. Harrison &
Co.. Clerk No, 14, Columbus, Ohio.
Closes Wednesdy,
Our Dissolwtioia Natle
If you wis
advantage oi diso!w
Hon s ale prices you
Itare no lime io lose
Hmle closes Jan. 3th5
mm.
W; C. & A. B. STRONACH-
Selected Seed Potatoes.
Early Rum, Hebron, Barbaaka and
Peerless. A big lot bow arming.
Cheap by tb. barrell or measure at
D. T. Johnson'.
Jan29 4t
Welsbach Lights.
W ,nn furnish Ms ,(er Globe and
Shades f r rbexr n..is at once.
Jf-H'S I E.1H HtRDWAKK Co.
jao as l.
Fresh Cabbage.
ArrUiuy daily Cheap by the barrel
or crate at D. T. Johnson's.
ACADDlYw MUSIC.
F..;r.Y 4 s.rruiY. feb. 12.
MATINEE S UUIUY 3 P. x.
THK FA MOl'S
NO I! HIS BROS,
the world's in .st successful and bu
uiaue auiiiial edmators, with their
mammoth t-mnpnuy of
50 EDUCATE SHETLAND PONIES,
DOG AND MONKEYS.
For iuteliigruce, sagacity and ani
mal cuteuess tneir ecjual does uot ex
ist. Pri-eb 25, 3i and 50c. Children 15c.
; Seizure Sale.
Collector's Office,
Hallioh, N, 0., Jan 29.
On Thursday. Feb. 7th, at 3 o' olock
p. in., 1 will sell at the government
buildiug iu tlie city of Raleigh the
follo.viuK described personal property
forfeited to the V. S. for violation of
the internal revenue laws:
Three copper stills complete, with
caps and worms; i barrels containing
about 130 gallons corn whiskey, seized
from ii. H. Velvertou, Clayton, N. C
! F. M. Simmons,
Collector.
Jan 30th, lfef5 tds
Washing Your
Clothes.
In days of old your good mother
did it and you had no fault to tind.
When it comes to laundering your soil
ed linen
We Will Be a Mother to
You,
and the perfei t satisfaction we guar
antee will make you think of those
happy days of old.
Discard safety pins!
, Away with bntcbelor buttons!
' The Oak City steam laundry sews on
buttons and taoe.
OAK CITY STEAM LAUNDRY,
L. K. Wvatt,
lJhoueS7 Proprietor.
Andrew .f. Jokes I in. H. Roystib,
B'luntss Manager. Aich't & Supt. B'hi'g
P. V . Paek. in charge yards and shops.
ROVSTtR, PARX & CO.
(Succesj-oni to Ellington, Koytter Co.)
MMtUfACTURIBE Or
Doers, Sasli. BliDds, Scroll Work,
&TA1R HAILS
And all Other Kiwis of Bulld'ng
Material.
W'll mnt.rnrl to bui'ii anywhere in the
"tat , r,r fnrriisiti any kip 1 of materia! de
fired. .
"i.r olioji is ,t:ipfxt with the latest boo
best n.niC wo-H''i uwchinery. We are lo
e.vt ' it. tbr . I.. Railroad- which runs
through the it puibercd lands in North
i riicH, from vuwh get our logs and
at our own lunjnei. Ttiis enables us to till
or:ers of aiiy s if or ' eation ou short
notice Wi can cut 1 feet h uav. Our
Dry Kill; has A caps', ny x;f oCi,(X)0 teet, and
we cut, dry aitti ri: tuniber lor the j nbli
it '.isf.'ii'jt'Je r;teti.
7 lpnone No. ISo.
fu:r arf--otar on ,CC8! street.' a
was rn!rn f. Vir'f' -" . iphs
Jin; 30th, 1895.
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EXPEDIENCY SALE!
A sorplui is a good thin, but e hJ rather awap detl f merchandise
for a little money. We r- not calamity howlers. If if is tolty i' n-ay
be cold, r than tireeiilsnd touiorroA, but it is not business (u count o i futures.
It is expedient to ell uow. It is imperative, fur if we wait we run the risk ot
break in? au iron uUd rule and have aome old stock to worry with aext year.
Losing is a bitter dose, but it does not help the ttsteof bad medicine to sip it.
Better to il it down. One wry fce and it is over. Take you.-choice of
huudreds of
SINGLE BREASTFD SACK SUITS,
DouMe Bieated Sack Suits, Piccadilly Hacks, Three Button Cutaways, Four
Button Cutaways, Regent Outa ays, Piuiee Alberts, and every Overcoat inour
entile btock at the euommus reduction
25 PFR CLNT DISCOUNT.
There is eerv suit aud every overeat for men, 1-oys and children includ
ed iu this One-Fo'-rth .1 .Sale." I h ale Ka today aud may end at
most auy tim . We will give you n-tiee wheu it ends, t'.ir a good selection
we advise you to come at ouce. t
Kery sale must l-o for SI" T CASH. Yod dou't always have to ask us
for a guarantee you ilways get it satisfaction or your inouey.
S. & D. BEftWAtaGER.
Heaciquartars
After the ifvciteiuent iucideut to the great political contests that have been
waged the nun. Is of tue people naturally tend in other directions. We con
gratulate the successful, aud feel for those who hve suil'ered defeat; every
body coul I not succeed, and so the w'orid goes on. When your minds ruu in
the liue of CAM 1'Hl.NU remember that we are headquarters. Headquarters
for Hones', values aud Low prices. .
MliXS.' YOTTHS' AND BOYS' CLOTHING in great variety aud Styles.
Sack suits, Frock suits, Prince Alberts, Regents.
OVERCOATS Koll MUN AND BOYS In Chinchilla, Melton, Beaver,
Cleviots, Serges, etc., a large assortment for stoutaud slim gentlemen, and all
the latest lads in long medium and short lengths. While you are looking
after your owu comfort you should remember the boys.
Ol'R STOCK i)V BOY'S.AND CHILDREN'S' CLOTHING is the finest and
best assorted in the state this one branch of our business that we take
especial pride iu aud we are continually replenishing with new stock. 4
TRUNKS AND VALISES. We have just received a large aud varied in
voice of Trauks and Valices, consisting of traveling Trunks, in ziue aud 'can
vass the newest thing out.
FURNISHING GOODS AND HATS. Stiff and soft hats. Collars, Cuffs,
Neckties, Jewtlry and Underwear. We are the exclusive agents for Wright's
Celebrated Health Underwear, iu white and colors. Everything usually kept
in a first-class establishment is offered for sale by us.
ROSENTHAL CLOTHING CO.,
305 FAYKTTEV1LLB ST.. OPPOSITE PO3T0FFICE.
WQOLLCOTT...& SOrt,
14 East IVE-iitin Street.
Some New B.irgaini for this I
2000 yards Silk, all shades, 21 l -
1000 " Unbleached Sheering,
Table Linen, &c. !
Turkey Red Table Damask, 25, 35, 40
and 50c yard.
Unbleached Table Damask, 25, 35, 50
and 75u yard.
Bleached Table Damask, 30, 35, 50,75
and vl a yard.
Table Napkins, otic a doz, worth 50j.
" " 50c " " 00c.
" 00, 75, $1, H 25, 150
, and H 75 yard.
Some Towelling 4 3 4, 7 1-2, 10 aud 12
cents yard.
Towels.
33 in x 19 4 3-4 each.
37 in. i 24 9 each
44 iu. x 27 10 each.
Linen Huch Towels 12, 15, 20 and 25c
" each.
We have reorganized our Crockery
and Glassware depart inent. In it you
will hud most all you waut for use.
Dinner Set $14 00, worth $17 50
10 00 " 12 50
Tea " 0 00 7 50
" 5 00 " COO .
" " 4 50 " 5 00
Cups and 3aucers from 50c a set.
Goblets from 30j a set.
Handkerchiefs.
3000 Ladies' Hdkfs 10i, worth 12 l-2c
2000 " 12c' " 15
15U0 " 15c. " 20
1000 " 25c. " 35
1000
40c
50
All oti
marked in
ures One
and sold for cash on
delivery.
WOOLLOOrT Sc SO 1ST,
for Legisi.uors.
C1
2c a yard; former price 40j.
9-4, 13 3-4j ayard.formerprice,!? 1-2.
500 Gents Hemstitched 10j" 12 l-2c
2000 " 5c " ,10
Black Dress Goods.
52 in. Serge 75c yard, worth $1 15
44 82c, ". 1 2A
40 ' 40c, " 75
30 " 20c, " 25
Our stock of Dress Goods is one of
the most complete in the state, "
White Goods.
Lawns, Naiusook and Check Muslin
5, 0 1-4, 7 1-2, 10, 12 1-2, 15e and 20o
yard.
Our stock of Embroideries and Laces
is one of the most complete in the-
city. All new aud very cheap. A
complete lot of Feather Stitched
Braid. Your choice for 10c a piece.
Genta Webb, new style, 10j yard.
Our Gents .3 Shoes, in all styles,
are the best ever sold here for the
money. Our Ladies $1 50 and $2 but
ton shoes, in all widths and styles,
wear well and every pair warranted.
Try a pair.
Rugs an entire new stock,
500 Rugs for f 3 89
400 " 2 75
375 2 45
125 " 100
100 Coeoon Mats 85o
425
$1 15
goods are
plain fig
price to all
Now
Merchant
is the
ho dobasiness tbes
time
days must bustl .
to kov
If you do not
peed.
hustle you're
M jou
not "in it."
wisli
To "get in it"
a good
you must advertise.
crop
The Visitor is the
plant
paper to advertise So.
your
It goes into
the best fnmilies
in the
of Raleigh and
Yisi-
is read by over
tor
2000 people dairy.
If you
If you are not
do not
on the lit-t
take
send in your name
the
. or give your
paper
number and street
now
to the carrier.
you
ought
to
cents
lor
one
m'nth
;ent ;
to any
oMce
in the
U..
on
ecpt
piice.
Try it
a '
in 9 nth
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