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FRED. A. OLDS,
Editor
EALK1CII, S; C, ANUL 22 1S93
It is now alleged that the Japanese
may attempt to take the Sandwich
islands.
The new silver party is having the
wind taken oat of its sails by the ac
tivity of the free coinage element of
the democratic party.
Gov. Altgeld of Illinois enjoys the
diminution, such as it in, of being the
only all-round crank who now holds
the office of governor.
The Standard oil trust will try to
get around paying the income tax by
entering the unique plea that oil from
the ground is in the nature of rent.
German papers now declare that
Germany will oppose any cession of
territery to Japan by China. Russian
and English papers say the same
thing. Will Japan heed any of them 1
The U S. supervising architect has
returned to Washington from Atlanta,
and he says the cotton states eipowi
tion is going to be a good second to
the centennial exposition at Philadel
phia. Webster Flanagan, of Texas, is on
trial for smuggling sheep from Mexico.
He is the man who asked the famous
political question at one of the repub
lican national conventions: "What
are we here for if not for the offices?"
A Chicago daily paper offers to
authors (30,000 for original stories
no part of which hare ever ben pub
lished. The first prise is $10,000. the
other nine being smiller. The sturirs
are required to be "stories of roys
try,v so readers may be offered
prizes for guessing the solutions of
the mysteries in advam-e of their publication.
There Is a sensation at New York.
Col. Waring, a federal veteran, at
tacks the Graud Army of the Republics,
sayingthat organization has, in his
judgment, sold itself for cash to the
claim agents of Washington, and that
because of its nefarious action the
workinguien of this country are now
paying annually $100,000,000 more in
pensions than they ought to be pay
ing. Europe awaits with the keenest in
terest authentic news of the treaty of
peace between Japan and China. The
matter is regarded by the great pow
ers as of graver importance than any
other diplomatic event since the Ber
lin treaty was signed. Now that the
war has ended in a manner such as
no European prophet foretold, there
are not wanting expressions of regret
iu all the great capitals that lord
Rosebery's advice to the powers to in
terfere at the outset was not acted
upon.
It is reported from Tokio, Japan,
that the attempt to assassinate Li
Hung Chang, the Chinese envoy, was
n t the act of a madman, as the Japa
nese newspapers stated, but the re
sult of a widespread conspiracy, an
account of which in the papers was
not printed by the governmeut; that
immediately after the attack on the
Chinese vieercjy the police disarmed
numerous Japanese citizens known as
members of the war party, and that a
great many swords were taken from
the orowd, which weapous could jnly
have been worn in violation of th3 law
i
1
Win
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i y a
No interruption has occurred in the
business improvement. Prices on the
speculative exchanges continue above
the mark of a few weeks ago, and the
drift is toward a higher level. Cotton
and petroleum have advanced many
points.
The distance electric energy gen
erated by water may be transmitted is
an nnsolved problem, but it is known
that it is effective for at least thirty
miles. It is highly probable that with
proper appliances it can be sent hun
dreds of miles.
Of the 6,970 new post-offices estab
lished in the United States in the last
four years, 4.496 are in the south.
This affords striking evidence of the
increase of population in the south
and of the business development of
this section.
The Georgia state medical associa
tion has expelled Dr. Ballard, a prim
inent eye and throat specialist, for
advertising in the newspapers. What
seems to have aggrevated his offence
in the eyes of the association is that
Di. Ballard used outs in his ads.
Mention has been made of the re
markable advance in the price of
meat, owing to the operation of the
cattle trust. Now leather has ad
vanced 15 per cent, and the price of
shoes has gone up correspondingly.
This is one of 'the greatest and worst
of all the trusts which afflict this
country. '.'
In the war with China, just ended,
the Japanese troops have conducted
themselves with marked fidelity and
enthusiasm.' Their discipline ' has
been equal to that of the best-drilled
soldiers of Europe or America, and in
no emergency have they been' found
wanting; They would have conquered,
it ie easy to believe, if the opposition
had been much taore formidable. .The
existence of such an army vindicates
the right of japan to be considered a
first class nation. r.
for Infants and Children.
THIRTT ywtr olwerratton cf CstorU with The patronage of
millions of persona, parmlt w to spyalt of it without gnowtrg.
It Im Tinqnostlonahly tho het remedy for Infant and Children
the world hue erer known. It U harmless. Children lifce It. It
Cvf them health. It will ave their lives. In It Mathers hare
ometliing which ie absolutely safo nnd practically perfect as at
f MM'i medicine.
Cnstorla destroy Worm it.
Cairtorla allays FeTerlshnf ss.
Caatorla prevents vomiting Sonr Cord.
Cartorla enres Dlarrhoa and 71ad Colin.
Cnstorla-relleTee Teething TtotMos.
Caatorla cures Constipation and Flatulency.
Caitorla nentralfoee the effect of earhonlo acid gas or poisonous air.
Castorta floee not contain morphine, opinm, or other narcotlo property,
Cartorla assimilates the food, regnlates the stomach and howels,
giving healthy and natnral Jeep.
Castorla 1 pnt Tip In oneolre Dottles only. It Is not Bold In nnlfc.
Don't allow any one to sU yon anything else on the plea or promise
that it 1 jnst as good " and "will answer every purpos."
Soe that yon yet C-A-S-T-O-R-I-A.
The fao-slmlle
In every .
wrapper.
OVER THE STATE.
North Carolina News Items Briefly
Collated.
signature of
Children Cry fcr Pitcher's Castoria.
Pimples, Blotches
PRifcKLY ASH, POKE ROOT
AND POTASSIUM ,
Makes
g Marvelous Cures
in sjiood Poison
Rheumatism
. .9 "4 t '
anu oroiuia
tit-'
teticr. 1 :
blord pnr
aj
Kootaut! Ir'ntdSfliuul.
Some of the Wilmington truckers
will ship green peas and. potatoes this
week.' '-. .
The freshet in the Cape Fear at Fay
etteville today at its highest and is
now falling.
The Pearl cotton mills at Durham
are now, the Sun says, making sheet
ing as fine as any in the country.
" Fruit is all right yet," said a
number or farmers at Salisbury to the
Herald. No serious damage was done
by the frost. ;
Mr. J. M. Tiernan, whip married
"Christian Reid," (Miss Fannie Fish
er of Salisbury) owns a gold and sil
ver mine in Mexico which yields $35.
000 to $40,000 a month, an ore worth
$1200 a ton has just been struck there. :
The Cape Fear and Yadkin Valley
railroad last Saturday put the first
car load of coal from the Egypt mine ;
on the chutes recently constructed on
Point Peter. The coal for a Brit
ish steamship which is taking a car
go of cotton. ?
Edison, tha famous inventojt,is pre
paring to work up a process for suc
cessfully treating the gold ores of the
Charlotte section and the News aava
he has bought a mine. Three hun-I
J 1 u . ' ... - . f
ureu goiu miners iron ine rar west
are on the way to the Charlotte sec
tion. Goldmining is on a boom.
Mr. Leslie, of . Montreal, Canada.
cioimug ana Nortll Carolina 6
belting factory at Charlotte. The I 4
factory building, a very handsome ' w- N. C. R. 6s
one, is completed . This is one of the ; " . 1 ' , ,
and Old Sores
CatarrhMalaria
and Kidney Troubles
Are entirely remoTed by P.P.P.
Pliokly Ash, Poke Boot nd Potas
sium, tb9 KreateBt blood purifier on
artH.
Abkrdei!!', O. . Jnly 21 , 1S91. 0
Velars. Lihpman Bkoh. . Snvnnnah.
Oa. : Pkak SiR8 I boujrln a Itottle of
your P.P P. at Hot springs, Art. .onH
It has done me more koo! than tureo
months' ti-earnent at ilia Hot Spruiga. ' "w
n 03 t!i e Wood, bonds up
u1 o-ibililatoil, gives
".I;tr.eil nerves, expels
. f.he patient health and
'ne sickness, gtopmjr
vtudo flrt prevailed.
Hand three ur.tties C. 0. D.
Hewpectfuliy yours.
JA. M. NKWTOK.
Aberdeen, Brown County, O. .
CbDt. J. O. Johnston. m39
To all whom it may coticem: X bere
by tesclfv to the wonderfnt properties
ui i". r. xr- lurrruijtii.tuaw ,nv i
siiffnred for several years with an un- ' "W
sightly and disKreenblo empMon on igjJ
i nvn. . vi i'J ccij unu.u iruitr
"tSSS.X Jy b f Ta'n.uutil P. P. P. waa ued
'irln. dysDiB;ia. and L0
- . akin- dfaaM, like toKaeuoW
on, old ohronio ulcers, ,
I Ti TiUWflTr.W
'.nat trails, eryMpelaa,
vvsay, without fear of
hat P. P. P. is the best
Vr h tbe world, and makes
in a
Skin Cancer CnretL
Tettimonyfrom the Mayor of SequinJTcx
Sfquin, Tex., Jantjary 34, 1893.
Messrs. Lippman Bros.. Hrivnuah,
i ii ua. i aenuevtenv nave triea jour r,
I.a.Mcs wbose syatems are poiaonod ? p for Jle t tlie akin, usually
iI VFhoaebi.H)disinaalmnureconai- known as skin irauoarfOf thirty yara
tWn, uun to menstrual irregularities, anding, and found frreat relief;
"- , ...,,.ii-i.. a. " nn rl Ilea tha liit-mri anil rnmnVAt oIMn
lrt:l to -tin nn.i hl.t r.laonilnanpnn. rlttlOD from the BBftt Of the dleaSS
eriiiisof p.' p. P. - Prickly Ah. PoiV- nd prevents any apreaihnar ot the
ai - 8pk..uhu, Mo., Aug. Hth, 1893.
I cm te in the highest twrros of
' to'.k uindit'fne from m own personal
vfir- - knowlt'iir. 1 w.'iSftSft'bted wtcb hoart
li.-esi. i-'earisy and rlicnmatism for
tf So y turs. v h3 ti cntad iy the very best
pui'h'if i,t'(' mm aytn. JiunureB oi ut'i-
mio, ificu rtij tii"wnnjmwjj vr i iu-
?- out flmiu'.j? ri'liti. I bo vo only takun
jrw - ont notiuj or ynar r. P. P., Hl can
" oheurfuily sny it nna done a.envre)
tfTJrr - go31 tuau m.y ;;li1iiy 1 have evertnken.
.L I can rei'onAu-enJ f mMiclna to all
' aufiorera o. tli. atMive diuf.!.
MK3. M. M. V riARY.
fiprlASulti. Green Couuty, iuo
irtM. l have Lakes flvoor nix hnttiea
and ftt confident tht another course ii
Will effeot a cure. It has also reltered
me from liidixostion and atoinaoli "Ey
troabiea. Yours truly. gy
, . CAPT. W. M. KTTST. ..Z
Attorney at Law.
Boos do BW mscGses ior: Fret &
ALL PBUOQI8TS SELL IT. -
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XJnpuian's JBloli,KavaanaJt, Cia .' 1
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STOCKS AND BONDS.
Corrected weekly by
WlSJB' 4 Klli.hqtoS.
Bonds.
Bid. Asked.
125 126
101 3-4 103
108
102
most important industries started in ' .. . 6s'l807 101
the south and tnrns out a class of : Ral, Cot. Mills,6,901 101
work '; heretofore confined to New ! Car'gh Mills Co,6, 103
Enc-land. Onl lilo-n "U. 1.K- iil i " STOCKS.
r . 0- Citizens' Nat. Bank, 125
109
103
110
1G2
be employed the News states.
I recommend Chamberlain's Pain
Balm for rheumatism, lame back,
sprains and swellings. There is no
better liniment made. ' I have sold
over 100 bottles of it this year and all (
were pleased who used it. J. F. Pier- N. C. Car Co-
son, druggist, Sooth Chicago, 111. It Raleigh Gas Light Co. 60
is fofsalo by J. Hal Bobbitt.drnggist. ' Raleigh Electrio Co
Nat. Bank of Raleigh, 135
Com, & Farm. Bank, 120
Ral. Savings Bank, 130
Ral, Cotton Mills, old, 105 -'
" i " ' new, 100
Caraleigh Mills Co., ' 77
PhfiH. Works
100
90
109
103
65
50
TRUSTEE'S. SALE,
By virtue of authority conferred
opon me in a certain deed of front
from Anderson Belts, as President. an 1
John D. Briggs, as Secretary i i
Treasurer, of the
Brings BoIidiBsC Maa'rg Co
recorded in book 134 on p 187, in the
Register of Deed's otflee of-the county
of Wake, I will on the 29i,h day of April
on the premises', on West street,' sell to
thehighest,bidder for cash, all the per
sonal property which came into my
nanus, such as builders material, con
sisting' of L amber, Moulding, Sash,
Blinds, Doors, -also Automatic knife
grinder and Witre machine, &c i
Persons bavins claims against the
above named company . will present!
them and those indebted to the same
will please settle at once. . -'
- PtllL TUSIil, Trustee
for Briggs Building and fJau'f'g Co.
inir 13 lin.
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O The Holiday have come aod gone(
A with their pleasures and accnstnined ,
T bustle. Now it behooves ns to turn
Vonr attention to
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( Careful buyers of seed should kf ep
tin mina two important items:
Quality Prh
I I solicit the patronage of one and
.all for the just,y -cebrated and re
' liable .
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DRUGGIST AND SEHSMAN,
RALEIGH, N. C.
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Land Sale..
IfoBTH Carolina, Wakeeoonty Supe
rior Court. Before D. H. Young,
C. s. c.
II. M. Farnswortb, plaintiff, vs Fannie
J. Nicholson, James H Boyd, col.,
and others, defendants Sale for
partition of land. .
By virtue of decree rendered in the
above entitled special procrediug
pending in the'-euperior court for
Wake county, N. C, W.J. Peele and It.
O. Burton, commissioners appointed
by the 'oourt, will, on nionday, the
3d day of June, A. D., 1993, expose
for sale and sell at" the court house
door by public outery, to the highest
bidder for cash, all that tract of land
in Wake county, North Carolina, in
the corporate limits of the city of
Raleigh, on Lenoir street, and bound
ed as follows: Beginning at a point
on the south side of Lnoir street, 80
feet from the ' point of intersection
with the fast line of McDowell street,
and running tbrnce southerly parallel
with ilcDov.eii Ktreet 105 feet, thence
easterly parallel with Lenoir street
43 1-3 feet; ihruc- nottherly parallel
with McDowell stret-t 105 feet to the
south line of Lnioir street; tbeuce
easterly along the . south line 43 13
feet tothtt beginning, and more fully
described in the comp'aint. -
W. J. PEELE,
R, O. BURTON,
apl8 30d '. Commissioners.
I fashing Your
Clothes.
Land Sale.
By virtue of the powers contained in a
certain deed of mortgage,, executed to
Nci'JIram Beckwiih, on the loth day of
February, 1893, by Spencer Hackney and
wile Susan, whieh deed is duly registered in
the register's otlice for Wake county, book
75, page 636, et seq.; we will, on the iSt'i
day ot May, 1895, offer for sale, for cash,
to the highest bidder, the following tract
of land: A tract of land lying in the said
county of Wake and bounded as follows: "
Beginning at Benjamin Clark's line, run
ning west to a corner of the tract mort
gaged to C J. Bright; thence south to Nat
layior's line; tnenceeast witii layior s nne
to a stake; thence north to the beginning,
containing twenty acres, : more or less.
Said sale will be on the described premises.
For luller description of mortgage refer to
W. a.. FOUStiiiK aud
1 S. W. BKKWKli, .
. Adinrsd b n Needlmn Beckwith. ;
Woinack Sc Hayes, AUys.
April to, ia5.
i In days of old your good mother
did it and you had no fault to find.
When it comes to launderkig your soil
ed linen I
We Will Be a Mother to
. You,
y
and the pet feet satisfaction we guar
antee will make you think of those
happy days of old.
Discard safety pins! .
Away with batchelor buttons!
The Oak City steam laundry sews on
buttons and tape. '
OAK CITY STEAM LAUNDRY,
j " L. R. Wyatt,
Phone 87 . Proprietor
Land for Sale!
By virtue of a decree of the Bupe
rior court of Wake county made aU
Feb. term, 1895, in the-c ase of J. J.
and R. L. Sorrell, eieeutors vs A. M.
To..VuAn an1 wifri. tt'A will Bull tn
W JBDVM M " - ..... uu.., .V.
cash, at' the court house door (.';
Wake connty, on Monday 32d day of
April. 1895, at 1 m.. a tract of land
situated in House Creek township,
Wake county, eontaining 49 acres ad
joining the lands of J. 3. Kelley, W.
M. Cooper and others known, aj tha t
Frederick Goodin homeBtead.
ABMIBTBaD JoMBS,
J. U. Flsmiso.
Commissioners.
laic;ilrlTe
' One elegant upright piano, $217.50;
3 square pianos from $33 to $100.
Standard makes of high grade pianos
always on hand at medium prices,
A. W. I'auham.
ap2 m Weyt Uargett street.
.-4A'.ycisk mm. 'iji iri t mk .i i