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, 1 J RALEIGH. N. a rUBLISHBD BT THH TIMSS-V13- ITOK COMPANY INCORPORAT ED. OFFICE IN THE PULLHN BUILDING SUBSCRI1 - IOU PRICH8. One Year IS M lx Months $1.69 fine Month ti Entered as Second-Class Mall Matter.) X- VHE LEADER IN THE NEWS AND IN CIRCULATION. IKUKl-'rMMC NO. TUESDAY. OCTOBER 11, ISM. THE INDIAN TROBLE. Governor ('lough, of Minnesota, does not think the Indian troubles in that State are over, but on the contrary' lit thinks they are more menacing than ever, and that the lives and property of the settlers are in danger. Nor is the Governor in a very good hunn.i with the general government at Wash ington. He says: "I shall pay no more attention to iiie War Department. If necessary, I will issue a call for volunteers, arm them with suvn guns as 1 can pick up .in let the government go to the devil. 1 am tired of doing business with Was! ington. There is too much red la; about it. Orders are issued tine minu and revoked the next. 1 am not ; alarmist, but it is the safe thing to I prepared. It will reassure the settl and perhaps prevent an outbreak." Our mistakes contribute milch t the wisdom of others. Every dog has his day. but. like me they always want two. A novelty of a Itussian Railway trai is that of a smoking rar for ladies. A politie;,! key-note is always ippr priately sounded on a mouth organ. When a man marries a deaf an dumb wife he has annexed a silent part ner. Chairman McDonald has thrown h flash-light on the Raleigh Electric Com pany. Life may be a grand sweet song, b'l one .can't get much harmony out of it i "A flat." A man never realizes the worthless ness of his worldly possessions until he tries to pawn them. Aain't it about time for a fe'low to quit preach. ng when he Isn't willing to practice what he preaches? Letters from Balmoral refer to the unsatisfactory state of Queen Victoria's health. Her Majesty It appears Is trou bled with languor and drowsiness. Secretary Alger after the election will make a personal visit to Cuba and Porto Rico, to see for himself the State of affairs following the evacuation. The War Investigating Commission will start on tne 16th of October to vis it the various camps. They will first visit Camp Meade or Jacksonville. It is estimated that not less than twenty thousand people have fled from Mississippi to escape the yellow fever and are now in Northern cities await ing the approach of cold weather. An exchange says that in New Or leans a man is fined $25 for beating his mule, and that in cultured Boston they fine a man $10 for beating his wife. The cigar store Indians, says the Philadelphia Record, would probably take a hand in the Leech Lake trouble if they could, and they could if they were not wood. The silent roll-call that of the mua-tered-out volunteers who desire to r enllst to fight the nation's battles un der Russell A. Alger as Secretary of War. j There are but two classes of people in this world difficult to convince against iheir will men and women. Dollars will not buy an ounce of love, but they will purchase tons of sympa thy. The Isaac Pittmau Shorthand Club will meet with Miss Stella Jordan at her home on West Jones street this evening atS o'clock. Mr. E. G. Rogers is ill at his home on Blount street. It is a great pleasure to Mr. Rogers to have his friends call on him. Lots of people are just a little too good to lie, and yet they have sue): happy faculties for suppressing the truth. A Madrid special says: "There is rea son to believe that General Weyler is to be hauled up by the Spanish authori ties." If this is done the lower end of the rope should be tied while the au thorities go home for dinner. There are indications pointing to the belief that aggressive measures may be taken by Great Britain to remove the French from occupation of the vall.'y of the White Nile. The movement of the British channel sctuadron to the Mediterranean has a warlike meaning. It is but two weeks before the Ptate Fair opens. Many of our merchants are preparing to make exhibits and. and one stated he will have a handsome float. Let others join now and make a grand parade display. Raleigh should take a lively interest in the State Fair. tiw ing to the controversy that has en su d over a successor to the title of "Daughter of the Confederacy," Mrs. Jefferson Davis is said to have renounc ed her original intention to have that inscription placed on the gravestone of her daughter. Miss Wienie Davis, in the Hollvwood Cemetery at i:i-hmonil. When Judge Day and William Mc Kinley first met they were employed on opposite sides of a ease that involved less- than $"o. This was thirty years ag.'. buth gentlemen having just come to Cant. in. nhio. to practice law. The ease was tried in a iilacksinith shop dow rl in the southeast curner of Stark coiituy. ('hio. a country Justice of the IVace presiding. DK-H'OVKflED BY A WOMAN. Another jrreiit discovery has been nuiile. a ml that t by a lady in this rountry. "I ist ri h - 1'isU'Ued its clutches upon her and for seven years she with stands its severest tests, but her vital orpaiv: vn- undermined and death si'- iiu il imminent. For three months she .vouRhed incessantly, and could not sleep. She finally discovered a way to recovery, by purchasing of us a bot tie of Pr. King's New Discovery for Consumption, and was so much reliev ed on taking first dose that she slept all night; and with two bottles, has been absolutely cured. Her name is Mrs. Luther Lutz." Thus writes W. C. Hamnick & Co., of Shelby, N. C. Trial bottles free at all drug stores. Regular si;;e 50c. and $1.00. Every bottle guar anteed. FOR OVER FIFTY TE7ARS. Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrun has been used for over fifty years by mi lions of mothers for their children while teething, withp erfect success. soothes the child, softens the gums, a lays all pain, cures wind colic, and the besat remedy for Diarrhoea. It will relieve the poor little suffer Immediate ly. Sold by druggists in every part of the world. Twenty-five oents a bottle. Be sure and ask for "Mrs. Winalo Soothing Syrup," and take no other kind. PEA NUT CANDY. Cocoanut Candy IOc. Only, BEST PEANUT BRITTLE 10c. lb. COCOA CREAM CANDY 10c. lb Fresh and fine just from the vine at RIGGAN'S CHINA, GLASS, CROCKERY AND TOYS. All the latest, all the newest. Always someiuiDg new or a nine newer, t oys, Dolls, Games and Guns. Children made happy and homes made triad by tradine TOILET SETS TO BEAT THE BAND A 6-piece decorated toilet set $1 75 A 10-piece decorated toilet set $2 50 A 10 " " " " $3 25 A 10 " " " " gold f 5 00 A 10 " " ' " green and gold t6 50 A la-piece decorated toilet set 5 50 A 12 " " " " gold t7 50 JAPANESE WARE. All the daintiest and at about half the regular price. German and French Novelties and China. Wire goodB, glass goods, graniteware goods. The best and cheapest. TOYS. Any kind. Anything. School supplies, book bags, straps. tablet -i, pencils and ink, writing paper, envelopes, galore. RIGGAN'S TOY STORE, Poisoned by Ivy Was in a Dreadful Condition Happened to Rear) Atecit a ir-ii'?ir Case FoS;ovhJ the other lean's Example and Wis Cured. The following incident, is civfn b Charles Morris, irervv -l j v.-,'e-,.r''.' Ije-isig-ton Avenue, North Cam1, ri-ir.v JTas.: "Several years ago I becno c pi iriaec. by ivy. I tried many medicines, iwi i r a large sum ot money wuu iut ob;ai:iit:r; a particle of good. My ch'.ldren wrc also afflicted with the sm.e disease. We were all constant suffered with aa awhil Itching sensation, and it seemed a.-i K I hould tear mysi.1? to yicces. 1 picked up a paper in which 1 found printed a testimonial from a man in Vermont who had been similarly afflicted oud bad taken Hood'sSaruaparilla with benefit. I bought a bottle, which wo tuck and it cMd Mo ant! My Child.-sn o much good 1 purchased ano: her supply. We continued taking Hood's Sarsupariila uutil wo used five bottles end I can safely say that neither myself nor children have any ii.a . of the poison. It has en tirely left us and vs arc perfectly cured. We give the whole c-edit to Hood' Sarsa parilla. Before resortin; to this medicine I was reduced iu v. -igiit, but now I weigh 176 pounds. c..j"9 Sarsaparilta ban not ouly done maeh tjo-d ha his been the means of suv iug inc a grc.it d- ai of money. 1 would no', i with..-. it it. in my house ntid I heartily recommend it to all who are atllicud. i have writ ten this statement for publication, of my own will, as I want others to know '.vhiit Hood's Sarsapariita has done for us." Charles Morris. Hrrw-Pc Di5!aarethe only pills to tike UOUU fills wltu Hood's Sarsaparilla IS, I : PATENTABLE ? Send Sketch, description and $5.00 for examination and GUARANTEED re port. Printed information about PATENTS TRADE-MARKS, DESIGNS ami bus -ness before the Patent Office FREE. EUGEH E W. JOHNSON, Alton ev, Established 1808 Warder Building Opposite Patent Ofljce WaBhiHKtea DC ANOTHER Thursday Oct 13. Our special s.Jes are producing a very large business. Why ? Because we always have what we advertise, aud all the items of fered are unusual values : Look at One case Ladies' Ribbed Vests, One case Ladies' Fleeced-lined Ribbed Vests that we will sell Just the thing for winter wear. ioo dozen Children's Black Ribbed Hose all sizes, 5 to 9 1-2 (seamless) at 50 dozen large size Cotton towels (bleached) at 85 dozen Table Napkins, Fringed at One case Barker Mill 4-4 Bleaching, to go in at One case first-class Apron Ging hams, that will be sold at Last, 8ut 40 doxen Men's Heavy Winter dershirts, that would be cheap at 63c, but we are going to sell them at Remember ! Odp Millinery Department is the4adies all say we have the to be seen in ihe city. W00LLC0TT & SON Doiit Wait ! For cold weather before you buy your Trilby wood heater. They go out by I the wagon load when cold weather i comes. I There are otln rs, but come in and let us explain and judge for yourself which is bebt. Lumsden's Flour, Flour, Flour. Car of crop 1608 Flour just arrived fresh and flue, and cheanet than ever before. ! WILD ROSE FLOUR a Fine Family $4.00 per bbl. former price $ 5 00; North State Flour, the best in the world $4.50 per bbl., former price $5.50 per bbl. Call or Phone 186 and your order will be properly carei for just as if you were here in person. J. D. Carroll, 225 ?outh Wilmington St., onp. East end ity market house, B. F. Clieathams old stand Raleigh, N. C. SPECIAL ! this List 2nd:s, to go at aah Extra Heavy at I9c each 8 l-3c a pair 8c a piece 22c a dozen 5 1 2c a yard 4 l-2c a yard Not Least Un 44c each the best arranged in the city, and prettiest and most stylish HAT HORSES DEAR TO THE ROUGH RIDERS. had to pass under the auction hammer recently, and it brought tears to thair eyes to see their friends in camp and battle pass to strangers. All lovers of the noble animal likes to see him well equipped, and look spanking and proud in one of our fine oak harness, trimmed and finished to the Queen's taste, and that you can rely on as the best made. E. F. Wyatt & Son, 109, E. MARTIN STREET. At JUST ARRIVED. Our Johnson & M.lTUlhV hflA0 Ill 111 Mil l MillUOi 4k V Also a Foil Line of Shoes, S. C. POOL. LEADERS IN STYLES FOR LADIES OR GENTS' 8IIOE8 RALEIGH, N. 0. THE STATE'S LARGEST FURNITURE ESTABLISHMENT. THOMAS & Feed Cheap For Cash. As new car-service rules are soon to be enforced, as we are informed, re quiring all carloads of goods to be moved immediately on arrival, and having several carloads more than our ware house will hold, wc offer for the next ten days, if not sold sooner, the follow ing goods, all hrst-class: BEST QUAXOTY WHEAT BRA N, AT 80c. fjfilf ioo Lisa. BEST QUALITY OLD CROP CORN AT 50c. PER BUSHEL. BEST QUALITY NO. 2 OATS, AT 86c PER BUSHEL. BEST QUALITY BOLTED MEAL, AT 50C, r&H BUSHEL. BEST QUALITY NO. 1 TIMOTHY HAY, AT 80c. PER 100 lbs. Some of these cost more than this but thai is not "in it"; they go as above. for cash, at our warehouse, west of Union Depot. SPECIAL PRICES BY CARLOAD JONES & POWEL L Southern Railway. THE . . . STANDARF RAILWAY OF THE SOUTH. The Direct Um U AU Paints. TEXAS, CALIFORNIA, FLORIDA, CUBA AND PORTO RICO. Strietly FIRST -CLASS Equipment oc all Through and Local Trains; Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars on all Night Trains; Fast and Safe Schedules. Travel by the Southern and yen are assured a Safe, Comfortable and Expeditious Journey. . , . APPLY TO TICKET AGENTS FOR TIM? TABLES, BATES AND 6KKERAL INFOR MATION, OR ADDRESS ANt)ARD RAILWAY OF R. L VERNON, THAD. C. STURGIS, vt.pVa.. C. T. A., Charlotte, N. C. Raleigh, N C No trouble to answer questions. Fras 8. Gannon, JTm. Culp, 8d V. P. & Gen.Man. Tra f. Mi V; W A. Turk, O. P A. WASHINGTON D. 3 The finest line of Gents' Shoes on earth in all the latest styles, toes and coors Any weisht! from one sole to three soles. the Celebrated Cmsetfl CAMPBELL'S Robins' Building Martin Street Academy of Music. TUESDAY NIGHT, OCT. 11, 1898. GEORGE WILSON'S World Modern, Minstrels and W. S Cleveland's Greater Massive Minstrelsy United. Two shows, one price. Dual program includes: E. M. Hal John Queen, Juan Caicedo, "King o. the Wire;" Newsboys' Quintette: Trou badour Four; Keno fc Welsh; Numerous . other Notables and ENGLISJI HUNT CLUB PARADE. Secure Desirable Seats Early. Prices: Gallery 25c; General Admis sion 50c; Reserved Seats 75c and 1.00 ALFORD, BYNUH & CHRISTOPHERS. PRINTERS, 115 EAST HARGETT STREET. One door below Royal A Borden, Prices as low as good material 1 and good work will allow. We ' spare no trouble to please our ', customers. When vou want a auick - job try us BRIEF and RECORD ' wT1r Hnna with notnMa an1 rl !a patch. OUR MOTTO : Work delivered when promised. i NOTICE OF BALE. H. M. Farnsworth vs. L. P. Freeman.- and Others Wake Superior Court. By virtue of authority conferred upon me In a judgment in the above entitled civil action, I will on Monday, the 17th day of October, 1898, expose for sale and sell at the court house door in Raleigh, N. C . to the highest bidder for cash, all that tract or parcel of land in wake county, worth Carolina, in Buckhorn township, situated on the railroad about a quarter of mile south west of Mew Hill, and more fully de scribed aa follows. Beginning at pointers on .the line of the heirs of Jno. Bennett, deceased, running east t7tt poles to a rersimmon tree on the Big branch, Abram Lashly's corner, through tne meanders of said branch nearly a north cours 73 Doles - to a maple on Minnie Olive's line, thence west with said lini, Raleigh and Augusta Air Line Railroad 10S Doles to pointers to - corner oi line of Jno. Bennett, deceas ed, then south, erosainr said railroad again, 72 poles to the beginning, con- taing 45 4-6 acres. Mere or less, 2 acre cut off and CMvered to C. J. Bright, deed recorded In book: Si, at pas 7U, in the Register of Deed's office for Wake county, and-, more fully described In the complain said action, I , Terms of salt each. j W. J. PEELB, Cvauniaaioasr. PEETLE ft MATKXXC. .11 i AIM alwuJ-Ti
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