THE LEGISLATURE
TODAY'S PROCEEDINGS 1
BOTH BRANCHES.
SKN'ATK.
Iu the senate the bill to abolih the
offices of county boards of education
and county superintendent of publie
instruction cauie up oo 3d reading.
A hot debate followed. Au amend
ment was seat up to allow sup-rior
court clerks to appoiut the county ex
aminer provided for by the bill. Thia
was adopted. Davis's ameadmeat to
nccpt Mecklenburg was lost. The
bill passed third reading 27 to 7.
Dowd, Adauis. Fowler, Green, Mercer,
Mitchell and Sanders Toting no.
Bill to appoiut seven directors and
state proxy for the North Carolina
railway, was tabled. It was attacked
by Hoover, Populist, and White, of
Alamance, as a bad bill. The bill
proposed to gie George H. Sinathers
great powers as state's proiy,
effort to take the bill from
failed.
Bills passed raising the age of
consent, to limit punishment for lar
ceny of property under $206 limits to
1 year imprisonment.
A resolutiou was adopted appr ;"
ating 10,000 to complete the ba e
meut of the governor's mansion.
HOUSE.
In the house a bill to legalize cock
fighting was tabled.
Dill passed fixing bonds of county
officers; sheriffs at $5,000; register of
deed-t 10,000; clerk of court $15,000;
cruuer 2,000; constables 1,000;
treasurer 25 percent of the taxes.
Bill to amend the charter of Atlan
tic and 0. railway passed second
reading, all amendments being voted
down. Williams, of Craven, republi-
;.n Attacked the bill saving it was
an attempt to steal the road.
Gov. Carr sent in a special message,
the amiroDriation made for
' .' "D l i
the penitentiary
quate
Au
the table
A PARAMOUR IX THE PLOT.
ShtMklii Murder of Two Children
by a Guilty Woman.
Paris, Texas, March 11. On the
chime of murdering her two children,
aged 4 years and 1 year. Mm Mary
Caruthera la in jail here, with her
paramour, James Strange, who was
employed on her husband's farm.
Friday night Mrs. Caruthera went
to her room, which the children alto
occupied. Next morning when Car
uthera awoke he heard heavy breath
ing in bis wife's room, and entered to
learn the cause. There he found bis
two little boys in a deep stupor, from
which he was unable to awaken them.
Medical aid was summoned but they
both died. Mrs. Caruthera at first
declared that she gave them some chill
tonic, but later confessed that she had
tried to kill them, declaring that she
did so to get them out of their trouble
and said it was her intention to kill
herself. She said that it waa the
fourth time she had tried to kill
them.
Letters and other evidence in the
possession or. tne omcers snow mai
there was a conspiracy between her
and Strange to murder the children
and leave the country. She is about
35 years of age and fairly good look
ing, while he is about 30 and nncouth.
On the way here the woman made a
desperate effort to leap from the
train, but was prevented by the guard.
Showing Starts,
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 13TH.
We are nt iu at pU-pie order aa to the arrangement of our stock but in
Prices, Quality and Selections
we will compare stock with any house in the country,
REMEMBER
you will have an entire new stock from which to select, bought at lower prices
than a atock waa ever bought before for this market.
nTaTj-cLay. Maroli. 15 tlx .
SPECIAL SH0B SALE.
A. B. STRONAOU,
i
Dry Qood axxdL IsTotioxLs.
was totally inade-
A resolution that no member of this
legislature shall be elected to any of
fice during the session was introduced.
Bill to establish the office of insu
rance comcommissioner passed second
reading by a party vote. Ray filed a
nrntest.
Bill passed incorporating Charlotte
and Meckleuburg railway.
Land in House Creek Town
ship for Sale
By virtue of a decree of the supe
rior court of Wake county made in the
case of Ruf us D. Jackson, executor of
Daniel Jackson vs R. D. Jackson and
others, 1 will, on the 30th dy of
March, 1895, sell at the court house
door of Wake county, one hundred
acres of land belonging to the estate
of Daniel Jackson, situated in House
Creek township, Wake county, adjoin-
ing the lands of J. S. Hailv, S. ti.
Smith and others. Also at the same
time and place I will sell the remain
der interest in 34 1-4 acres allotted to
the widow, as ber dower. The 100 -j.
acres contains about 50 acres of open II Inll&a Ifca
r 1 J - 1 . t tKn rtt)iI. .
inriu inuu, n iaigu yatv v. u
50 acres is in original growth. It is i
good land and is situated in a good J
community. Hour of sale 12 m. Terms j
of sale 1-3 cash, lalance on 12 months
time with 6 per cent, interest on defer
red payment. J. H. Flbmiho,
felS tds Commissioner.
REMODELING DISCOUNT SALE.
We are No? Manner Chafes in the Front
oi our Store,
During thia Work Goes on we will Sell Goods Qreatat Sacrifice.
soon, the quantity in some lines Is glv.
ing away on account of the extreme
low price we have named) aame prices
will hold (rood during thia and next
wet-k. Don't know if the assortment
will hold good; it all depends on yon.
"NORTH
SIDE
DRUft
ST( )RE."
PRESCRIPTIONS
OUR
SPECIALTY.
NOTICE.
Overcoats, Suite, separate Trousers,
and Children'a Clothes and Furnish
ing Goods. Yon save money by buy
ing your goods from US now or dur
ing the next two weeks. If you want
a pair of those extra trousers at the
reduced pricea you will have to come
Are coming in fast; some linea nearly
complete; sty lea beautiful. Loug and
graceful Pack Suits in neat patterns,
do to wear now, at $10, 112.50 and $15.
Regent Cutaway Suits at (10. $12 60
and $15. Everything is cheaper than
heretofore, with us especially.
LOTS OF KEW HATS "Berwan
ger'a Reliable." the best $2 Stiff and
Soft Hats in the world. one others
equal even at 50 m -re.
The "Berwanger Derbys ana re- your homes come in and supply your
doras. Did you ever buy a Dunlap, ' needs from our stock. Yon will find
Knox or Townsman Hat for $5? Ours what yon want and save lots of money.
S. & D. BERWANGER.
are the same identically, rnly we
charge $1 less. Try one of them, if
they are not aa represented yon are
welcome to your money.
CHILDREN'S HATS AND CAPS
Of course yon look to us for the as
sortment and yon will not be disap
pointed. 95o to $1.50. All the new
styles, none others.
Legislators, before yon start for
ib. JL. n."
THE BEST COFFEE on the market.
Fresh. Invigorating. Deliirhtf ul. Sold
hv all leading srrocers. inhll
J
Valuable Land and Person
al Property for Sale.
V. B. Moore and Mrs. L. C. Capehart
Fine cut roses, carnations, double
violets and other handsome cut flow
ers.
H. Stein.metz,
Phone 113. Florist,
Thomas & Maxwell has just received
a laree lot of pine fiber mattresses
and B. A. Capehart, plaintitts, vs for people suffering with bronohical
Robert C. Gulley and Annie U. uui- h nag troubles.
lev. his wife, defendants
Bv virtue of authority conferred
iinon me. as commissioner, by order
of court, in the above entitled civil ac
tion. I will, on Monday, 15th day of
April, A. D., 1895, at the court
house door iu the city of Raleigh, at
12 o'clock m., expose for sale and sell
.-it Dublic outcry, to the . highest Did
der f. cash, that valuable tract of
land lviuir and situated in Panther
branch township, Wake county, N. C,
adjoining the lands of Ransom Gulley,
Aue-ustus Younor and others, contain
ing 57 acres, more or less. Also all
irrist and flouring mills, mill stones,
and all machinery and attachments
beloneins to the same, gin house, gins,
cotton presses, feeder, condenser, ele
vators, scales fixtures attacnea ana oe.
lontrins to the same or in anywise ap
pertaining thereto; one 25 horse power
engine and boiler, and sawmill,
and carriage with about 80 feet to
The Central Cafe has the best repu
tation of any saloon in the state
for keeping the purest and best liq
uors and beers &e.
Washing Your
Clothes.
In days of old your good mother
did it and you bad no fault to find.
When itcomesto laundering your soil
ed linen
We Will Be a Mother to
You,
and the perfect satisfaction we guar
antee will make yon thinfc ot tnose
happy days of old.
Discard gaiety pins;
Away with batchelbr buttons!
The Oak City steam laundry sews on
buttons and tape.
OAK CITY STEAM LAUNDRY,
L. R. Wyatt,
Phone 87 Proprietor.
and I am Opening up a
Wholesale and Re;aii
Grocery Store
At 309 South Wilmington St., next to
Ed Lee's Cotton Office, where I de
sire te serve all my friends
and former customers,
Country Produce Exchanged
for Groceries.
Fabmeks Supplies a Specialty.
Consignments Solicited.
W. N. SNELL1NG.
Royster's Brittle
Always the same,
Always the best,
Always fresh,
20 cents per pound.
Royster's Buttercups.
They are new
They are good '
Try them,
20c per pound.
Oar New Spring Work .
Our stocks are all in and opened np
f anrintf hnninAHft. und whtli nnr .r-
Bhafting and all beltings, pulleys and 8ortmeIltg are m0re varied and goods
handsomer than they have been, yet all
through the store, prices are lower
than ever before for new goods.
W. H. & R. S. Tucker Co.
Cut Flowers, Bouquets, &c.
Roses, carnations and other flowers.
Baskets and floral designs at short no
tice.-
IMPORTED BDLBS
for winter blooming. Jnst arrived, a
splendid collection ; of hyacinths,
tulips, narcissus, Bermuda and Chi
nese sacred hues, dry calla bulbs, best
for forcing.
; PALMS, FERlfS
and other pot plants for decorating
the room. Roses, evergreens and
shade trees. Sugar and Norway
maples, horse chestnuts and English
walnuts, fancy and other flower pots
Mid fern dishes.
Phone 113. Stbismktz,
the Florist,
Administrator's Sale.
Lin. H. Botstis
Bui mess Manager Aich't A 8o.pt. B'ld'a
A.3DBIW J. Jrmms
B. F. Pasx, in charge yards and shops.
ROYSTtn. PARK & CO
(Buooesaort to Ellington, Boyster Co.)
MABCr ACTT IBS Of
Doors, Sasli , Blinds, Scroll Work
WOOLLCOTT & SON,
14 East Maitin Street.
MERCHANT TAILORS
AND
Wholesale and Refer i Dialers in
DRY GOODS, SHOES. OLOTiUNG,
MILLIHLRY GOODS. CROCKERY.
. GLASS AM) TfflWARE.
FISH
im?i
OYSTERS
STAIR HAILS
fixtures and machirery of every dis-
cription whatsoever attached 1 3 and
belonging to the same, one log wagon
and chains, one wood wagon and nar
ripss. one cotton sead crusher and fix
tores, one wheat thrasher and fan
one lath saw, one set of blacksmith
tools consisting of bellows, anvil,
vice, etc., one set of wood-shop tools,
hand saw, ulanes. chisels, squares
brace and bits, hammers, etc. Said
mill, gin house, engine, machinery
and personal property are located on
the above described land and better
known as 'Gulley's mill." All of
which property is more definitely de
scribed in the complaint in the above
entitled civil action and a certain mort
page executed by said Robert C.
Gnllev and wife to V. B. Moore, re
corded in book No. 128, at page 598,,
in Register of deeds office of Wake
county, N. C.
This March 12, 1895.
E. P. Mathabd,
Commissioner
4nd all
Other Klnls
Material.
of Building
Will contract to hui'd anywhere in tfis
State, or furnish any kind ot material de
sired.
Our ahoD is Mninned witb tbe latest ana
best wood working machinery. We are lo
cated on the 8. V. L. Railroad, which runs
through the best timbered lands in Ncrth
Carolina, from which we get our logs and
out our own lumner. ion ensmes us 10 nil
orders of any s'se or dimension on short
notice. W- csn cut ib.uw jeei a aay. uur
Dry Kiln has a capacity of fiO.OOO feet, and
WS CUl, ury biiu utcib uiiiui iui ujv iuuiiv
at reasonable rates.
Telephone flo.
Our yard and shop are on West street, at
vat terminus of Rdentot. treft feb?4
Received Daily by
0. W. BELY1N
At His Stall.
No. 13 in the Market house.
Great Reduction in Shad.
He also keeps always on hand
THE BEST OF GAME.
Give him a call and you
will be a
CONSTANT CUSTOMER.
He guarantees satisfaction. -m4
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Spring Goods for 1895.
The prices of new goods compared with prices of last year is about 25 per
cent less.
We sell all colors of silk at 24 1-2 former price 83 1 2. All wool serges for
75.:, last price 40 and 50 cents.
Moquet rings 18x37 for Jfl (K), last year ?1 w
" 27x64 2 45 3 75
3672 3 39 5 00
C'heratile Table Covers ar- now 64c, 98o and 48.
Dress Ginghams now 5a, were 7 1-2j
" " " 7 l-3c, " 7 l-2e
10c " 12 and 15o.
and other goods it groportion.
Our Merchant tailoring Department has already proved a success. If yon
need a tailor made suit call and see ns as soon as you can. All kinds of re
pairs and prefsing done.
We carry a large stock of shoes at all times and our new spring stock is
very pretty and prices are cheap. Our ladies $2 00 shoes is the best in the
city for the money. It looks like a $3 (X) shoe. .
Onr Hosiery department is complete and especially our line of Childrens'
Hose at 10, 15 and 25 cents.
Oar Motto One price and Cash.
WOOLLCOTT & SON.
lot
ce.
' Sale of Notes, Judgments,
Amounts. &c.
virtue of authority conferred xxuuaciivuu cwiu ajuwicii iu
mture.
Application has been made to the
board of commissioners of Wake county '
to create a township to be called !
Leesville out of parts of House Creek,
Barten.a Creek, Cedar Fork and Oak
Orove township.
This March 4th, 1895.
A. M. SoRKBLL,
f43w L. P. Sobrbm,, M. D.
By
Choice Eggs for Setting.
. ' - -1 r Annn-
upon me in a certain ueeu ui oooi6u
' munf. frnm Jas. H Walton, recorded
in book 127, on page 797, in in regis.
f deeds office of Wake connty, N
v n i ...ill nn Sot.fip.lar- the 12th daV
laos t. or near the store late residence, No. 222, North Person
formerly occupied by the said James street, in the city of Raleigh, the
Walton, in the village of Garner, household and kitchen furniture be-
v ftta oeanty, N. C. at 12 o'clock m. longing to the estate or the late rs.
. ... :V.u,., h-,A, tnT aarIi. I Caroline E. Lousee, consisting, in
, 'V 1 t0 n6 ren aol part, of bedroom" and parlor f .nil
4iti no e, juu,-'-"A w. ;or. one saaare piano, cooking stove.
.COUDtS in iavor me hiu o. "t- . i i - . - n,. -.r. -.-i.
Any one wishing fancy chickens for
raising can get eggs for setting by
Having Qualified as administrator, I calling on me. I have the fall blood-
will expose to publie sale on Monday, I ed Black Spanish. Also the Whits
March 18, 1895, at 12 o'clock m. at the I Plymouth Rock.
m4 tf. W. M. Known, Jr.
ton. This aiarcu inn, xotfj.
Jos- P. Gollbt,
. Assignee of James H. Walton
od as new, &e.
N. B. BRODGHTON,
moil 6t "AftOPnutratoi . . .
Notice.
Notice is hereby given that applica
tion is made to the present session of
the general assembly of North Caro
lina to incorporate the town of Forest-
fiUe, Wnke connty. .
JLaM TOflU.
this
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talk xT '
IS THE TISUJE !
Our is the First of All, A-Get-Your Money's
Worth Store. '
We sell everything men wear. We want to trade our wares for your
money, and give yon honest values. Bo .JJ.
VV e are offering every garment in our uuuoo
mm
SHERWOOD'S
VVOLID
MERVICE
kJHOEO.
For Qentlemen, Ladies, Misses and'
. Children
have no equal for style, comfort and
wear.
0. A. SHERWOOD ft CO.
MS FayetterQle Bt, Salaign, N. C
cent off.
33 1-3 Per Cent Off. '
Mm or boy, yon need an Overcoat,
A i-uht. Kvery Overcoat we nave is
uiaiied down boys of 16 years to
men of 48 inch chest. Take a look at
onr superu stock of Clays, Black Kng
lish, Diagonal worsted Suite. The
most satisfactory wearing fabric in
the world. Backs, single or double
breasted, Cutaway, Prince Albert or
Regent, that sold for $12.50, $15, $18,
$20 and $25, now go at ooe-tnird off.
Elegant garments the prod not of
the world's most famous manufactu
rers in Cassimeres, Cheviots, Tweeds,
HomesDuns and Worsteds at 66 2-8
on the dollar. -
' These goods mast go to make room
for onr spring stock
We have just received a large in-
voioe of elegant
Neckwear,;
made, np in styles and of patterns to
please' the most fastidious. Our price
50o. ' Sold everywhere in the oity for
76c. We bought them clfctap and pro
pose to give you the beneilt.
Socks. Socks.
Hermsdorf Socks black ootton, 25
oents. Bonght a lot at a time, else it
would be 35 cents.
UNDERWEAR A short word about
Underwear. Come and get what
you want in winter Underwear and
pay just half price for them. Marked
in plain ngures. y
JtiOSENIHAL CLOTHING CO,
SOS lATKTTSTILUfi ST- OPPOSIT3 P0ST0? JflO.
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