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25 Building lots in ooil loca
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Editor
IlLIIfiH, 5. C, MIT i0 1805.
u. - - -'
The Mobile Register declares fifty,
aix of the newspapers of Alabama are
(or sonnd money and only twenty-one
tat free silver.
Over 40,000 women are attending
the various colleges in America, yt
it- has only been 25 years since
the first college in the land was opened
to women.
North Carolina reported th wettest
April in twenty-five years, the total
for the month having been 7:05 inches,
and ye the west is anxions for rain
nd plenty of it. Bat a country span
ning a continent must eipect an assort
ment of weather.
Germany has ordered 10 ocean vessels
designed o be armed auxiliary cruisers
in case of war. Capt. Mahan's book
on sea power seems to have tamed the
Attention of European nations from
armies to navies.
Having successfully couiDined with
Hussia and Germany to dictate a
treaty of peace between Chiua and
Japan, France will now resume its
normal condition of hatred of Ger
many. ' i, rr.
The oldest American actor, Charles
Couldock, who is an American l y
adoption, having been born iu London,
has just celebrated his 80th birthday
and retired from the stage. His pro
fessional career covers a period of
sixty years.
After September 1 a girl under 18
cannot be married in New York state
without the consent of her parents.
Clergymen who perform the ceremony
are liable to fine and imprisonment,
and the girl's declaration of her age,
if she is under the statutory limit,
cannot be pat in evidence.
If Cleveland is to become godfather
to all the triplet born in America, at
the rate of $2,C00 pt-r dozen, the New
York Recorder m.if, congress should
increase his salary r pat the triplets
in the appropriation bill. : Bat the
president denies that he sent the
father of the Texas triplets $500.
A cat show is in progress at New
York. There are about 300 entries.
The cats have been arranged by breeds
and aez into no less than sixty -one
classes, and there are money prizes
amounting to $1,000 and a lot of
special prizes such as collars, fruit
spoons and punch bowls hanging on
the decisions made by the three
jadges.
Eight hundred survivors of the re
cent massacre in Armenia, who re
turned to their homes under promise
of protection from the Turks, are
being daily persecuted and tortured
by the Turkish officials. They are
trying to extort signitures to an ad
dress of thanks to the sultan, stating
that the have met with only kindness
at thti hands of the troops and that
all the troubles were caused by the
Kurds' raids.
India has now about 14,500,000
acres in cotton and the product is
2,800,000 bales a yenr. American
cotton has been tried to some extent
there, with favorable .result. It ap
pear that cotton is not grown as
cheaply in India a hat been supposed v
Throughout the greater part of India
otton is j. I anted in Jane. The culti
vation contiuueH.au for centuries pt,
in the most primitive methods. Fer
tilizers are hardly known. The cost
to gather and clean cotton varies from
$2 to $8 per acre. The yield per acre
averages from 37 to 08 pounds.
Edison, the electrical wizard, has
bought a gold mine in North Carolina,
and it is one of those problems over
whiih mining engineers have been
dreaming for years. The record of
the government show that the gold
mines in Virginia, North Carolina and
Georgia have sent gold to the mines
between $40,000,000 and $50,000,000.
This does not take into account the
free gold and nuggets which have
found their way into money through
banks and in indirect ways. Up to
the time of the discovery of gold in
California the bulk of gold mined or
washed in the United States came
from the Piedmont region between the
Potomac and northern Georgia. There
are gold-bearing localities in Virginia
and North Carolina, which, if not
if not equal to those of California at
present, will be of greater importance
in the future, and more sure of last-
Quarterrd hy a Coil
Toluo, O., May 0. Edward P.
Clark, an oil-well tool-dresser, met a
horrible death this morning. He was
caught by the rope used in lifting the
tools from the well, when four coils of
rope bound bio- to the wheel. The
engineer missed h:m, and when he
reversed the engine Clark' body
dropped on the Moor f t he derrick,
literally cut into four parts.
Cull fr the Hre Brand, Jodnson's
.Magnetic Oil. itjlins no equal for all
xterual purposus for man or beast.
CorH Hpi'Mui, bruises, swelling,
rheumatism an.l neuralgia. Lare
bottles 25 and TO cts. For sale by
John Y. Mai-Hae.
The Paris kas coinpauy pays the
city f 1,660. 000 a year for its monop
oly and declares a dividend of 25 per
cent.
Japanese Liver Pellets are aninfail-
able specific for constipation, bilious
ness and sick headache. Small pill.
Fifty pills 25 t-euts. For sale by Johu
Y, MacRae.
In
'Qy
Indigestion, Itilliousness,
And all stomsi-h troubles ir- eared by
P. F Fo
PrirklyAsh.PokeRoot audPotassinm.
Rheumatism is cured by P. V. V.
Pains and aches in the back, shoulders.
knees, ankles and wrists are all at
tacked and eou.j tiered by P. P. P
Tbi" great iredicine, by its blood'
cleansing properties, builds up and
strengthens the whole body.
Not hing is so ellica dous as P. P. P.
at this season, and for toiiinir up, in
vigorating and as a strengt bener and
appetiser take P. P. P. It throws off
the malaria and puts you in good con
dition. Abbott's East Indian Corn Paint
cures all corns, warts and bunions.
Burwell & Dunn, Wholesale and Re
tail Agents, Charlotte. N. C.
S. A. L.
Seaboard Air-Line.
CONDENSED SCHEDULE.
A weak tea of tobacco water kills
insects on plants.
OVER THE STATE.
Items of Much Interest Briefly
Collated.
Dr. H. G. Bessent of Durham met
Miss Margaret Sanders, of Louisville,
Ky., by previous arrangement, at
Greensboro, and they were married
Wednesday eveniujj.
A horse which julU the only street
car at Greeosboro Moke loose from the
car yesterday and rauaway and then
rushed ou against a wall. A large
piece i-f board penetrated his breast.
He did in a miuute.
At Ashevile yesterday a horse run
away and dashed into a
bank, through two doors aud into the
directors' . office Senator Jeter C.
Pritchard was iu the bank, and was
kicked ou the leg, besides having his
wrist cut by broken glass. '
Robert Kay, the town marshal of
Purns ill'?, who had been sentenced
to one month imprisonment and fined
j500, at Asheville yesterday drew a
pistol and started for the door. The
croud stampeded but deputy marshals
seized Ray and placed him in irons.
During the storm yesterday light
ning struck the dairy t Mr. Bart's
at Concord and sot it on fire.
A negro put the blaze by pouring milk I
on it. The Coucord Standard says
the bolt was in the form of an im
mense ball of fire.
There is quite a contest for the
western revenue collectorship. The
old Kope Elias fight will be re-opened
for the place if Elias is an applicant
for it. If not, a number of ex-congressmen
will make a contest for the
position. It pays about $6,000 a
year. " '
John Rankin's dog in Iredel became
rabid and bit his horses, also cattle.
The latter dying, yesterday two steers
falling instantly and dying at the
sight of water. Seven of Mr. Rankin's
cattle were bitten, besides two horses.
It was a clear and evident case of hy
drophobia, says the Salisbury Herald.
STOCKS AND BONDS.
Corrected weekly by
Wynne &
Bonds.
North Carolina 6-t
K l L 1 N 11 t o N .
Rid. AriBED.
125 126
4s 101 3 4 102
W. N. C. H. 6s 108 100
N. C. R. R 103 103
Cityof Raleigh 6S.10O7 108 110
6s 1807 101 102
Ral.Cot. Mills,6s.l90l 101
Car'gh Mills Co,6s 102
Stock.
Citizens' Naf,. Bank, 125
Nat. Bank of Raleigh, 125
Com. & Farm. Bank, 120
Ral. Savings Bank. 130
Ral. Cotton Mills, old, 105 100
" new, 100
Caraleigh Mills Co., 77 00
Phos. Works, 100
N. C. Car Co.. 102
Raleigh Gas Light Co. 60 65
Raleigh Electric Co. 50
fashing Tour
Clothes.
"-In days of old your good mother
did it and you had no fault to find.
When it comes to laundering your soil
ed linen '
Pimpl's, blackheads, freckles, tan
and sunburn removed. Thst oily and
rough skin cured and the face and
hands beautified by Johnson's Orien
tal soap. Medicinal : and toilet, two
large cakes 25 cents. For sale by
John Y, MacRae.
One out of a thousand folks lives
to be 75. Not more than one out of
6,000 reaches the century mark.
Frank E. White, Minneapolis,
Minn., writes: "Have used two boxes
of your Pile Cure and must say it has
dome wonders for me. 1 would not
know I ever had the piles only when
I s.oop low. The itching is all gone."
Sample free. For sale by John Y.
AiacRae.
Kansas City women have decided
to remove their hats at church and
all indoor meetings hereafter. '
We Will Be a Mother to
You,
and the peifect '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,
L. R. Wtatt,
Phone 87 Proprietor
Land Sale.
North Carolih, Wake county Supe
rior Court. Before D. H. Young,
C. 8. C.
H. M. Farnsworth, 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 proceeding
pending in the superior court for
Wake county, N. C. W. J. Feeleand R.
0. Burton, commissioners appointed
by the court, will, on jtfonday, the
3d day of June, A. D., 1805, expose
for sale and sell at the eojrt 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 sooth side of Lenoir street, 80
feet from the point of intersection
with the east line of McDowell street,
and running thence southerly parallel
with McDowell street 105 feet, thence
easterly , parallel with Lenoir street
43 1-3 feet) thence nottberly parallel
with McDowell street 105 feet to the
sooth line of Lenoir street; thence
westerly along the south line 43 1-8
feet to the beginning, and more fully
described in tin complaint.
W. J. PEELE,
B. O. BURTON,
pal8 80d Commissioner.
IN KKKf CT May 5, '5.
Trains Leav. Kaleig:,
126 AM Daily. "Atlanta SpeuUI,"
PuiJuiaii Vestibule (or Heu
U arson. Wnliioo, Peters
burg, KichmoO'l, Whsbiug
ton, Baltimore, PbiladeU
pbU, New York and al
points uortb. Buffet draw
lot; room sleepers aud Pull
man coaobes Atlanta to
Washington, parlor cars
Wttshiugtbu to New York
Pulliuau Sleeping car Moo
ro to Portsu'oaf.
11 31 A M-Daily for
Henderson. Weldoo, Suf
folk, Portsuiootti, Norfolk
aud intermediate stations,
connect at Portsmouth
with BtvLine for Old Point
aud Baltimore, with Kori
folk and Washington Steam
boat Oo., (or Washington
wan N. Y. P. & N. R. R
for Pulladetpbinaud .oInt
north; also at Weldon wiib
At '.ucio Coast Line (or
R!ctiuioud, Washington,
Rilduiore, Philadelphia
aud iSew Vork. Through
Bleepers Veidou to Ne
Yorli anj with Scotland
Neck BraDch for Green
VUle. W8lllUg!oil auu Pl
mouiti Pullman sleeper
AtUuta ty Portsmoutu.
6 83 A M D tiiy, "Atlauta Special,'
Puuuiiu Vestibule (or So.
Pin 6, Hamlet, Monroe,
Chcstor, UiiuU-o, ttreen
wood, Abbeville, Atheus,
Atl '.uta, Montgomery, Uo
bi't. New Orleans, Chatta
nooga, Nashville, Memphlt
and ill poiote sonth and
southwest,. Through Pull
man Bulla' Sleepers and
day co icties Washington to
tiauta, connecting direct
ly at Union depot Atlanta
with diverging line Pall
man sleeper Portsmouth to
Mouroe.
8 40 P m Lv-.ly, for
(Southern Pines, Hamlet,
M a x t o n, Wilmington,
Wadesboro, Monroe, Uhar
lottt Iiiuuoliiton, Shelby,
J KuvherfordGon, Chester,
1 (ircenwood, Atlauta and
I Poini sonth
Trains' Arrive Raleigh:
6 8J A M -Dally. "Atlanta Special.
Pullman Vestibule (row
New York, Philadelphia.
: Balrimore, Washington,
Rienmocui, Portsinoatn,
Norfolk &d all point
; north. Parlor cars New
York to Washington; Pull
in an Buffet sleepers and
day coaches Washington
to Atlanta.
8 35 P M Dally from
Portsmouth and points
north via Bay Line N. Y. P.
. & IN. K. R., also froci
(ireenvule, Plymouth,
Wellington anil Eastern
' Ctt'o'iua points via Wei
j don, Petersburg, Richmond
Washington and points
north v,a Atlantic Ooast
Line, i?pers New York to
Weldon
1 81 A M lBily, "Atlanta Special,' '
Pnntuan Vestibule, from
iiTlau , Athene, Aobevlile,
(jrenwood, Chester anil
points sooth. PdU man day
coaches and sleeper Atiau
ta to Wash! ngton.
11 26 A M Dally from W liming ton
Shelby, Llncoloton, Uhar
lotte, Atlanta and points
' south
No. 408 and 41)3, "Atlunta Speolal,"
are solid Pullman vestibuled trains,
com posed of U'agDiflcent dayeoachee
and palaoe drawing rooms Buffet
sleeper between Washington and
Atlenta without change, on which
there Is no extra fare charged.
For in'ormatlon relative to aohed:
ule, Ac, apply to ticket aent, or A
JOooke, 8. P A , Haiti . h.
E. St. JOHN, Vice President.
. J. H. Wisder, General Manager.
T. J. Abdekson, Oen'l Pass. Agent
V. K. McBsb, Supt. 'Transportation.
Extra: bargains in furniture at
Rhomas & Maxwell.' Bed lounge with
attacheable mattresses specialty.
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Rheumatism
and Scrofula
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. ePBINOFIRLD, Mo., An. 14th, 19
lean speak In the highest terms of
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disease, pleurisy and rheumatism for
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oat finding relief. 1 have only taken
one bottle of ydnr P. P. P., nd can
cheerfully say It haa done me mors)
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I oan recommend yonr medicine to all
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MB9. at. U. YE AST, ,
V ipringneld. Green Ooonty, Mo.
Catarrh, Malaria
Kidney Troubles
Arc entirely removed by P.P.P.
Prickly Ash. Poke Root nd Potss
slum, the greatest blood purifier on
earth.
Asbrdmp, O. , July 21 , 1891.
MmsRa. Lippmam Bros. , Savannah.
Qa. : Data Sirs I bong-tat a bottle of
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Head three bottles 0. O. D.
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Aberdeen, Brown County, O.
Ct.pt. J. D. Johnston.
lb all whom if may ronrsrn 1 here
by testify to the wonderful properties
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Buffered for several years with an on
sightly and dlssg-reenblu eruption on
niy raoe. l tnea every anown reme
dy but In vn!n. until P. P. P. was need,
and am now entirely cured.
Hlirnedhv J. D. JOHNSTON.
Savannah, Oa, -a9
kin CnewOanO,' 0
TuHmmtfromOu .Mayor a &fttf,Ifer.
Sanmn.TKl., January It, 1898.
Mbssrs. IiiPPKAN Bros. .Savannah,
Oa. i Qmtlemml have tH8Q your P.
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knowta as skin canoer,of thirty yeara'
atanSngi and found great relief; It
puri'fteetbe blood snd removes all Ir
ritation from the seat of the disease
and prevents any spreading of the
sores. I have taken five or six bottle,
and feel oonfldent that another course
will effect a cure. It has also relieved
me from Indigestion and atomaoh
troubles. Yours truly,
OAJPT. w. V. BTJflT,
Attorney at Law.
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