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SUBSCKIx OH PRICES.
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i Months 11.50
One Month 2i
(Entered as Second-Class Mall Matter.)
LAET
THE LEADER IN THE NEWS AND
IN CIRCULATION.
TELEPHONE NO. 168.
MONDAY, - - - JANUARY 23, 18S9.
Legislative dealocks due to Senato
rial contests lead the Philadelphia
Ledger to remark: "Election of Sena
tOI'9 bv OODUlflT VOln mip-hi n,l- l,n,l
to sVie election of a better g:ade of offi
cials, but it would measurably avert
contested elections and the bribery of
members of the legislature. The prin
cipal duty of a legislature is to mak.
and unmake laws and persons elected
as legislators should be chosen with n
sard to their qualifications."
The Senatorial tight at Harrisburg
as far as it has gone is a mere per
functory affair: "It is obvious that
Quay cannot foe elected by Republican
votes, and the Democrats must decide
on one of two policies. Thev must pith-
r determine to cafl their votes solidly
for a Republican of such character and
ability as to be acceptable to the inde
pendent Republicans, and thus give
them an opportunity to vindicate them
selves by his election, or, by continuing
to ..-ast a solid Democratic vote for the
Democratic candidate, they must ev nt
ually force the retirement of Quay, who
would select a compromise candidate
s.nisfact.iiy to himself."
THK STN ALMANAC l. IS!:
Admiral Schley has been the recipient
nf another handsome swoid.
Mr. Warmbread and Miss Coffee, of
Kansas were married a few days ago.
A good combination for a lunch.
The Sun Almanae for l,sM j.ivsents
ail those features which have made it I
heretofore the standard reference b ok.
Til.- leading events of the war ar
described in detail. The stoiv of th
Maine disaster is told surelnctlv ana on
abstract is given of the naval battl
I .Manila Hay. .he destruction of Cer
is stiuaiiion "it santiairo. he Sun
Almanac gives a comtiact ac. ootit nf
these bailies, bringing out every point
1 interest without unnecessary eiab
ration.
In the Almanac ttieie is also .1 i-nm
plete list of tiie members of the next
1 ongiess. as well as of the present, t
gether with the names or sill or .0
ambassadors and ministers and the di
plomatie renresenraiivpis of fortiori ni
110ns 111 Washington. Altogether Th
Min Almanac for INTO Is an exception
any valuable and interesting nublica
tion. Tht! Almanac is a e-ifi t'nim rh
publishers of The Sun to all who An
sunscnliers at piesent or who bei-otn
subscribers before the delierv .if th
w ork is compli'ted.
'What's that?" demanded the aston
ished clerk.
"When did Sine die? I see the courts
are closed on account of It."
"Oh!" said the clerk pulling himself
together, "he died yesterday. Did you
know him?"
"Know him? I should eay I did
Knew his father before him. Too bad,
ain't it?"1
And Sine's bereaved friend passed out
with his burden of sorrow.
THE RAVAGES OF GRIP.
That modern scuuree. the Orin. noi-
sons the air with its fatal germs, so
that no home is safe from. Its ravages,
but thf millflfmlAft tylfl v fruin4 iii enrM
protection against this dangerous mal
ady in Dr. King's New Discovery.
When von IVpl a siimnosa In vn.H. tinned
and muscles, have chills and fever,
with sore throat, pain in the back of
tne neatl. catarrhal sv.mntom ni a
stubbonr cough you may know you
have Grip ,-and that you need Dr.
King's New Discovery. It will prompt
ly cure the worst cone-n nooi Ho
flamed mpmhrnrip kill Iha
germs and nrevent thp ?rroari. of.,-
effects of the malady. Price 50 cents
ana jj.uo. Aloney back If not cured. A
trial Dottle at any drug store.
FOR OVER FIFTY YE7ARS.
Mrs. WlnsTnw'a Knnthlncr Rvmn Uma
been used for over fifty years by mil
lions of mothpra fnr tholi .hlM.nn
while teething, withp erfect success. It
soothes the child, softens the gums, al
lays all pain, cures wind colic, and is
the besat rempdv for niflrrhnaa T, mill
relieve the poor little suffer Immediate
ly. Sold by druggists in every part of
the world. Twenty-five cents a bottle.
Be sure and ask for "Mrs. Wlnslow's
Soothini? Svriln." snit tnlra nn nihw
kind. " "
PRECISION,
PROMPTNESS,
FAIRNESS.
These are the'principles ye have ob
served for 5 1-2 years, and we tbank the
people ior ineir evident appreciation 01
our cuoris.
WE ARE STILL AT YOUR SERVICE
DAY AND NIGHT.
HENRY T. HICKS,
Prescription Druggist.
SALE OF LAND.
By authority of a mortgage from
Henry Horton and his wife Hasty Hor
ton, recorded in book 149, at page 469,
records Register of Deeds' office for
Wake county, I will on Monday, 6th of
February, 1899, at 12 o'clock m., at the
court house door of Wake county, Ral
eigh, N. C, sell to the highest bidder
for cash, a lot in the town of Oary,
N. C, whloh begins at the southwest
corner of David Stroud's lot ana nma
with his line north 1:!U nnipn to th
corner of Thomas Brown, thence east
114 feet to Persia Jones' line, thence
south with said line 13Vi poles to a
stake, thence west 114 foot ir tin io
ginning, and being same lot conveyed
to Hasty Horton by Persia Jones and
others, by deed recorded in book 142,
at page 111, Register's office Wake
county.
W. N. JONES, Attorney.
mm IT" ' ' 1
THE.
Most Com-
of Trunks,
BAGS, DRESS SUIT CASE3, TJtT.T?
SCOPES &c, IN THE STATE.
ALL NEW GOODS AND
NEW DESIGNS AT
REASONABLE
PRICES.
S. C. POOL'S,
Shoe Store,
131, FAYKTTEVILLE ST.
1,000 Pair's "1899" Styles of Gents'
Shoes Received yesterday.
BSa5E5H5S5g5H5a5a5Ei5aSH5a5og5g5H5gSE5aB5g5H5a5p
sll 1 nil
i
Irtl
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If ( ongress should have any troiib
in getting a successor to ilic late Libra
rian Young, it might get some good
timber in North Carolina.
SINE IS DKAD.
General Eagan has had some past . x-
perienee in court martial. He gam
bled and would not pay his gambling
debts for which he was court
tialed.
Not long .since the nonVe '-cui'i .1,1.
journed sine die." was noste doon the
door of the Suiueme t'oni-r in Urook-
lyn. Some gentleman wilh hii ni'tiutie
, ....
ana nigniy trained sense of hnmnr
added a "d to the word "die," and
iwiit on his wav letoi.'inav Wvi Aav
a peison who makes a practice of
naunting the nub ic bul .1 hra in .iinviii.
lyn, -and professes acquaintance with
teiy well Known man in the vicinitv,
dropped into the cent's office.
hec here, he said, "when did Sine
pass 1 nhis checks?''
Thursday January 26.
Some Rare Bargains
FOR THIS DAY.
We take inventory February ist, and want to re
duce stock as much as possible by that time.
The Washington Post Almanac for
1S99, briming full of inteiesting in for
niation and many pages of useful ref
erence makes it an indispensable arti
cle upon the editorial liable. A whole
United States history in itself, an ab
solute guide to the political, a volume
of record to the sporting man and a
hook of books for th egeneral business
SCROFULA
500 yds Cotton Toweling at 3c a yard,
price is 5c a yd.
It is Foul
Blood's Advertise
ment
But It "s Soon Cured by Hood's
Sarsaparilla.
Yes, Scrofula, if anything, may be called
thn on wort isimcn , nf fnnl hlvl T la
...t,,. . " .
puonc. , u.uaoic 10 every one-no one ecourge of the world -offensive, painful.
should be without it. debilitating, stubborn and w?ll nieh
unendurable.
St... J .
The absence of counsel when their vuiw.ru .ppucanons ao not core, tney
only drive tbe difficulty to new Quarters.
uses are called has been a chonic evil Rmnliinnta m. inf i, .
11 tne crminal courts particularly. Not I abolish the evil. There is but one suro
infrequently are cases continued from way cut and that 13 to eliminate tbo
, - I itiui, irom bue oiooa.
itriii id term uecause 01 aosence or I m. . , .,
counsel, but Judge Brown put a stop to and it is Vae ouy ono thatj g0 far
such while he will preside in this dis
trict by his order that all cases will be
tried at the hour and on the day set
-and lawyers must govern themselves
accordingly. The effect of such an or
der must be altogether salutary, con
serving as it will the interests of judi
cial procedure while involving no hard
ships of which any member of the bar
can rightfully complain.
The New York Herald thinks that
first of all in the reorganization of the
army must come ihe removal of Secre
tary Alger: "He clogged the army with
a flood of raw and inexperienced civil
ians who were the relatives or proteges
of somebodies politically powerful, and
instead of advancing expeiienced sol
diers out of the rang and file of the
regulars to care for 'the safety and
health of the levies he made his great
opportunity serve as a fulcrum for his
political aspirations. Neither a menace
to our liberties nor a pitiful example of
organized for.?e where valor and effi
ciency Jack the saving grace of a true
discipline."
know, has almost invariably succeeded
even where the system has been poisoned
by lone years of taint, and the revaires to
be repaired are tremendous. That remedy
is Hood's Sarsaparilla. Read this :
"My daughter was afflicted with Im
pure blood. There were runninc sores
ell over her body and they caused her
much suffering. We tried medicines that
Were recommended as blood purifiers.
but could not see that they did cny eood.
A friend told me about Hood's Sarsapa
rilla and 1 began giving the girl this med
icine. The re3ult was that she was per
fectly cured after taking a few bottles.
She has had no symptoms of scrofula
sores since that time." Masisita M.
Smith, South Middleboro, Mass.
Sarsa
parilla
Here is the Special Sale List for Jan, 26.
Our regular
5000 Handkerchiefs, unhemmed, at ic each.
2467 yds double width Fancy Dress Goods, all colors,
very pretty designs, at 6 3-4C yd. Our regular
10c goods.
1000 yds 33 in. Pacific Mill Percale to go in at 4 1.2c
yd. These are 8 1-3C goods.
6000 yds Fancy Highland Suitings, a large variety of
styles, that we will offer at 4c yd.
500 boxes ioc Paper and Envelopes at 5c box.
500 boxes 7 1-2C Paper aud Envelopes at 4c box.
EXTRA SPECIAL.
10 lots of Lace Curtains, ranging from 50c to $2.50
per pair. These curtains are far below value
some that we bought on our recent trip to N. Y
About 300 Fine Capes at half price. These are so
cheap that you cannot help buying if you look.
Our Embroideries are pronounced the best and cheap
est in the city.
At and Dclou Cost!
Last week we took our semi-annual inventory and had a gen
eral casting of accounts. We found the following in stock, which
we will sell at manufacturer's cost:
1 Solid Walnut Chamber Suit, Knoxville Marble on Dresser
ana WashsUnd, full Toilet in washstand, French plate Mirrors.
I Solid Mahorranv Suite. Fren:h nlate Mirrors. full Tnilot ex
quisite desiVn.
3 or 4 Sideboards, consigned, and we are ordered to sell at
any price.
Solid Brass Bed, canopy top.
Several Chamber Suites, slightly shop-worn.
2 or 3 dozen Rockers, new designs, at $1.00 to 85.00.
Several dozen Pictures for less than cost of frames.
These are Bargains.
We intend to close out all stock more than a year in our .'tore.
Comer Wilmington and Hargett Streets Tlaleigh, N. C.
Hood's
Is the best in fact the One True Blood Purifier.
Insist upon Hood's; talte no substitute.
W00LLC0TT & SON,
U EAST MARTIN STREET.
ONE OF THE MANY
Testimonials as to the efficacy of
SIMPSON'S ECZEMA OINTMENT
IN THE TREATMENT OF
NASAL CATARRH.
Eii Dorado, N C June 1,1898.
Mr. Wm. bnirsoN, Dear Sir: You kno-v I thought my wife incurable, having
suffered long of Cataarh, roaring of the head, and bronchial trouble. I tried sev
eral phy . la-ans with little or no benefit, but since using your Catarrh Remedy she
is almos ; ja:rely well. I can safely say that it is the best remedy for Catarrh and
other c ibises of like nature known to me, and I wish every sufferer of such
troubles kuew of its efficacy I stall not fail to keep H in my house
Rfspectfully, A.M.PAGE.
Hrvul'fi Pilla act lwrraontonsly with
the
the
The Samoan situation leads
Brooklyn Eagle to conclude that
evidence of co-operation between the
two great English (speaking nations is
100 clear for Germany to be unable
to understand it. She Is not deliber
ately challenging chastisement at our
hands. A warship at Apia will restore
order and remindthe excitable German
consul that one is not a majority of
three."
HAND AND TRIPOD
CAMERAS.
ILL PRICES FROM $2,50 IIP,
PHOTOGRAPHIC
8UPPLIE8 OiC ALL KINDS.
RED-HOT FROM THE GUN.
Was the ball that hit G. B. Steadman,
of Newark, Mich., In the Civil War. It
caused horrible Ulcers that no treat
ment helped for 20 years. Then Buck
len's Arnica Salve. Cures Cuts,, Bruises,
Burns, Boll, Felons, Corns, Skin Erup
tions. Best pile cure on earth. 25 cts.
box. Cute guaranteed. Sold by all
We wish to announce the addition of
the above line of goods and invite your
inspection end patronage.
H. Mahler's Sons
JEWELERS, AND OPTI CIANS
Cards Worth $&
Each Card is Good for 100 First Class Shoe
Shines at
W. T. HARDING'S
Popular Shoe Store,
If yen pay five cents for each shoe shine ycu get at
- - ""'unui 1a ucuucu ud your caru, and
in ;i short :im? oiir credits will entitle vnn tn n
OF SHOES FREE ' v
TO ALL POINTS
North, South and Southwest.
Schedule in Effect December 11th, 1898.
SOUTHBOUND.
Nn 40.1 TJn 41
L.V Ralpleh. 9 14am t Ifinn.
Ar SO. fines 4.23am KClnm
Ar Hamlet 5.07am 6!63pm
Ar vviimmet n.s.A.i.. "la ninm
Ar Monroe.S.A.L...' 6.43am . 9.12pm
Ar utarlottc.s.A.L 7.finnm in9!ir,rr
Ar Chester S A T, . S ORnm fnco.
Arureenwooa 10.35am 1.07am
Ar Athens l.iitnm
Ar Atlanta 3.60pm 6.20am
Ar RAJjEIGH.. 2.16am
NORTHBOUND.
No. 402.
Lv Raleigh 2.09am
Ar Henderson ..- SMam
Ar Weldon 4.55am
Ar 'Portsmouth.. .. 7.25am
Ar RIchomnd.ACL 8.45airi
Ar Wash't'n.P.H.T? iminm
ArNew York ....; 4. 23pm
3.34pm
No, 38.
11.13am
12.50pm
2.50pm
5.20pm
7.12pm
11.10pm
(.53am
W. T. Harding's Popular Shoe Store
Men's, Women's and Children's,
SHOES....
Hosiery, Trunks, Suit Cases and Grips.
iiuiNiioi vaj-UE. EVERY SHOE GUARANTEED,
Ar RALEIGH .... .. 2.10am 11.18am
Dally. ir . '.
Nog. 403 and 402. ''The Atlanta o so
cial," Solid Vestlbuled Train of Pull
man Sleeneri, and Pn,nh.a h.tafUn
Washington and Atlanta, also Pullman
Sleepers between Pnrtsmmith
Chester, S. C.
Nos. 41 and 38. "Tho SIT. ir-..
PreSS." finlfd Twin Pnooho. a n,l
man Sleepers between Portsmouth and
Atlanta. IVimnanv filaan... v.
,-, - - " J wn.vi.wo in ecu
Columbia and Atlanta.
Both trains malrA Immhiiai.
- - --.-.. ... tl, .UllllKl.-
'kh Atlanta tor Montgomery, Mo-
ic . uiinuii, xexuH, canrornia,
Mexico, Chattanooga, Nashville, Mem
phis, Macon and Florida.
For tickets, sleepers, etc., apply to
agents, or
H. S. LEARD, C. T. and P. A.
E. ST. JOHN, f lce-PresldentaSdIGe(n!
Manager.
H. W. B. GLOVER, Traffic Manager.
V. E. McBEE, General SupU
. L. S. ALLEN, Gen. Pass'r Agent. -Genera!
Offices. Portsmouth. Va.
Southern
Railway.
THE . . .
STAND ARP RAILWAY OF
THE SOUTH.
Th Direct Unc to All Point..
TEXAS,
CALIFORNIA,
FLORIDA,
CUBA AND
PORTO RICO.
Strietly FIRST-CLASS Equipment on
til Through and Local Trains; Pullman
Pilace Sleeping Cars on all Nielit
I 'Vns: Tast and Safe Schedules.
'.vavelby the Southern and ycu
e assured a Safe, Comfortable
od Expeditious Journey. . .
APPLY TO TICKET AOESTS FOB TIMB
TABLK8, BATES AND 6ENEBAL IKFOH
MATIOn, OR ADDRESS
R. L. VERNON, THAI). C. STURQI3
T. P. A., . C. T. A
Charlotte, N. C. Raleigh, I? O
No tro&t.? to answer questions.
HANK 8. Gannov, J. M. Culp,
id V,P. & Gen.Man. Traf. Mat
W A. Idrk, G V A.
WASHINGTON D. 0
WANTED.- -Olll 1nrha mt,A .1
. u mw WAID, VHI
shoes and aU kind ot second hand
good bought and sold At Harris' Steam
Dy. Works, fiamt Hamt n,
Ialgb, N. C. Suits cleaned, 75c Cleaned
and Dyad LMl
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
Seaboard Medical Association of Vlr
. ginla and North Carolina, at Wilson,
N. C, January 12th and 13th, 1899.
On account of the above occasion tfa
Southern Railway will sell round trl
tickets. Ralelch to Wll.nn m r
return at 12.76. Tleketa on sale Jan
uary 10th, 11th and 12th, final limit Jan.
uary 17th. . .
For further Information apply to
THAD. C. STURG1S, .
v, . ... City Ticket Agent
City Tlckst AgsaL
,V1