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INTERSTATE TELEPHONE NO. M.
BELL TELEPHONE . NO. 132
MONDAY,
March 27, 1899.
1
HER COMING OUT.
In her dainty hat and feather,
In her pretty modish gown,
All to match the blithe spring weather,
Comes our bonny maid to town;
And the swains whon follow after,
As the fair one walks before,
listen to her low sweet laughter,
Leave their greetings at her door.
Tis the same old simple story,
Told in every century's ear,
Stronger far than fame or glory.
Is the spell she weaveth here.
Just by looking dear and pretty.
In her dainty Easter gown,
She can win the whole wide city.
When our maiden comes to town.
Coming out when pussy willows,
(Nod beside the dancing rill.
When the violets star the pillows.
Of the green moss on the hill;
Coming when the winds together
Bang for mirth and tell of spring.
Welcome, maid and birds and weather.
Flower and dimple, glance and wing.
Harper's Bazaar.
OUR RETURNING SOLDIERS.
The Times-Visitor will continue to
urge upon onr people some immediate
action for a proper welcome home to
the hoys of Company K., First regiment
North Carolina Volunteers, from Cuba.
It is none too early to takt the initia
tory steps toward arraging a reception
suitable to the occasion. Our boys in
a very short time will land at Savannah
and at once be mustered our of Heiviee
and matters should be put in shape, that
when notified by telegraph of their
starting for Raleigh, everything can be
in readiness for their reception.
Let a public meeting be called for
one evening this week at th Mayor's
office to make the preliminary arragne
ments tor a rousing welcome to the old
Governor's Guards.
The joy of the florists is In fall bloom
these Lenten days.
The beat way to get pure water is to
filter the Board of Aldermen.
Aguinaldo's threat that he will be in
Manila in twenty days may be carried
ont more literally than he dreams.
The water question is still one of
vital interest to the citizens of Ral
eigh. For a month past it has been
unfit for domestic purposes.
The return home of her soldiers is giv
ing Spain eerious trouble. They nave
bad no pay for their services and cloth
ing, will not tie satisfied with further
(Spanish promises.
And now there is a corner in quinine,
that drug having taken an upward shoot
of 66 per cent, caused by the Increased
army demands for the army In the
tropics.
VOLCANIC? JRUTTTONS.
Are grand, but Bkln Eruptions ret Ufa
f Joy. IBucUen's Arnica Salve saxes
tnam, alse Old, Running and Vsvsr
Bora; Ulcer, Bolls, Corns, "Warts,
Braises; Burns, Scalds, Chapped Hands,
ChUMalnev (Beat Pile cure earth.
Drives out Pains ana Achat. Oaly M
mm. a Mac. euro cuaraateea. mi y
Ml
HVi&t getting red hot, and
the irtMin juefa getting larger
every day. . V .
Jerry sitapson say feet Hi. Bryan has
teen foolish dn the l&v'Tork dinner
v i V .
matter. There could hardly be a more
competent judge than Clapton.
-
'We print elsewhere some news from
Rome, which places Archbishop Gib
bons, of Baltimore, as the second choice
as successor to Pope Leo XIII.
It is rumored that there are aldermen
and city officers who claim exemption
from payment of poll tax, by reason of
membership in fire companies. This ta
not right.
Silence, says Jerry Simpson, will give
Bryan the gold Democratic vote in 1900.
Then Bryan will lose the "gold-bug"
vote, for nothing but lock-jaw will keep
Bryan silent. He must speak his con
victions.
It is stated that it will hardly be nec
essary to take a census of the white
males in Rafcdgh for thw new city di
rectory. Just read the list of can
didates for office and the required in
formation is at hand.
The recovery of John Sherman seems
now to be assured. He will have the
satisfaction of knowing what some of
the papers will say about him after be
is dead.
There is a disposition for large property
owners serving the city as aldermen,
aud oftxn these same citizens are loudest
in complaint at the administration of
city affairs by aldermen who do not own
property. This should not be the case.
The idle street loafing negroes of Ral
eigh represent -the very aristocracy of
vagrancy which breeds petty thieves,
house breaking and rapists. The va
grancy laws Bhould be rigidly enforced.
If these idlers will not hunt hont la
bor the authorities should put them at
work on the county roads.
The law in Georgia is no respecter of
persons. In Savannah the treasurer of
a Baptist church has just been sentenced
to a term of ten years in the peniten
tiary for forgery and embezzlement.
At Meldrine the postmaster is indicted
for embezzlement. Alt Rome a schwl
commissioner is under indictment for
seduction, while at Fairmount a Bap
tist miister has been indicted for rob
bery. Mr. Bunday, of Belgium, has ascer
tined by mathematical calculations how
everyone can tell how long they will
Uve4fcHere is Mr. Bundy's process. If
you are over twelve years and under
ninety years of age, subtract yonr age
from eighty-six, divide the remainder
by two, and the momentous question is
answered.
Charles Dewey is the brother of Ad
miral George Dewey. He has brought
himself into unenviable notoriety by cir
culating throughout Vermont and e fer
al other States a card bearing the fol
lowing inscription in glaring type:
"Charles Dewey, president of the Na
tional Life of Montpelier, and George
Dewey, admiral and victor at Mauila,
are brothers. Admirable policies end
admirable victory." Verily the Ad
miral must have a corner on all the
common sense of the family. That
"Me and George" is most too much.
CHILLS.
id Fever la a bottle of Grove's Taate-
Chin Toole The formula is ptaanlr
nted on eacta bottle, howl no thevt K
imply Iron and Quinine In a laattj
m tana. Imitator do not advertise
heir formula because f they did they
know that you Would b afraid to take
heir medicine Be aura them you get
rove , aa the formula shows what
on ara taking. NO CURS' NO PAT.
Mot W
TO CURB A COLD IN ONE DAT.
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tib
lets. AM dduggists refund the money
if it falls to cure. 28c The gen Din
hat L. B. J. an each tablet, , ,
: Oriental papers brought by the steam
ship Victoria contain the Mowing ex
tract from the Republic Filipina, the
insurgent paper: "The Gavite women,
without distinction of class or age,
unanimously request with enthusiasm to
be permitted to take the place of men,
if the men perish, in the struggle with
the Americans, for the defence of the in
dependence of the Philippines. They f-ay
that, irrespective of the weakness of
their sex, thp love of their country w'll
make them strong, and will animate
them to keen combat against the Americans.
A bright new National emblem "Old
Glory," floats in front of the U. S. re
cruiting station in the Law Building.
There are too few of these colors flying
upon the streets of Raleigh. The flag
is a handsome ornament and should be
more generally displayed by business
houses.
ACADEMY OF L1USIC.
ONE NIGHT,
7ednesday.lDarch 20
SOUSA'S
Greatest Comic Opera Success,
EL CAPITAN
All the Original Broadway Theater,
New York.,
2 FIRST-CLASS COMPANY
And a Grand Chorus of
50 TRAINED VOICES 50
Regular prices: Reserve seats now on
sale at Kings. Reserve seats in the
gallery 50c can be had at ticket office of
Theatre.
and Fancy Groceries
OC all kinds, sauces, relishes and high
class food specialties of every descrip
tion we have spread in a tempting array
for Eastertide for our patrons delight
and selection, and at low prices which
are bound to excite comment and create
for us a greatly increased business this
week.
Spanish Queen Olives In bulk..40ctt a
quart.
Seautifal Line of Bottled Olives 25cta
to $1.50.'
California Ripe Olives Delicious fla
vor 20cts. bottle.
Selected Pim-Olas, 35cts a bottle,
Melrose Preserves all kinds I lb jars
I5ets., two for 25cts.
Complete assortment of edibles for your
dinner or lunch when oa your "Easter
Monday" Outing we can furnish you
at very close prices.
Petted ham and potted tongue 5c. a
can.
Potted chicken and potted turkey
lOcta, a oaa.
Minced ham, ohippsd beef.loneh tongue.
Vieaaa sausage, boneless pigs-feet, and
every sort of canned meat
Sardines from Sets, to 25ct. a box.
Cone to see as.
7. G. Upchurch & Co.,
Leading Fancy Grocers,
124 Fayetteville Street.
'Phonel69- 2
Inter-State 'Phone 290.
Brushes.
We have a good Selection Of
Brushes of all kinds that you
will probably need, including
Hair, Tooth, Nail Scrub, Bath
Face, Shoe, etc.
Come and examine our Stock
and you will not buy elsewhere.
Henry T. Hicks,
PRESCRIPTION DRUGGIST
JafVsrSViji
Cmreatl, mni Trade-Mmrki obuinad and ill Pav
nt buinaM conducted fat Mobcnatc ftcav J
Our Orrtcc isevresirs U.S. Ptt Omen
,bn we cmo Knuia liaunii in immm ttam uin wm
viuois from Waaliinytoc. j
1 Sted modl. irnmin or photo, with 4eeri9-
tkm. We adviaa. If oaasacabla or not. ara of i
icaarira. var moot oaa nu patent laaeenraa.
P o. r LCT. " io Obuin Patents," wi
coat of eeme in to U.S. aad foreigB eooatei
ith
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c.A.Gnow&co.
oao. SHiTcaT Omei. WaOMinaroN). D. oV.
m ojoowJOJPjloowioojpjPjPjPiaW
Biliousness
U earned bj torpid Uver, wbick pumualacngee
foaaod permits food to terueataad petrify to
(be stomach, men mlkw alii.iwajawolanhw,
Insomnia, nervousness, and, ,,
II not relieved, bulous fever fttm 1 1 a.
or blood polsonln Bod'sl
Pills sthnuutte the stomaob, "
rouse the Uver, ew headache, tolnesa, eon-
Itlpatloa, etc 90 sonts. Sold by alt droflrlrts,
taeonurusi to toke with Hootft ianacwUl
CALL ON
J. L. O'QUINN & GO.
FOR
CUT FLOWERS.
Roses and Carnations a specialty. Cut
flowers of all kinds in season. Boquets
and Floral Designs arranged in best
style on short notice.
PALMS, FERNS AND OTHER POT
PLANTS FOR HOUSE AND WIN
DOW DECORATIONS.
Chrysanthemums and Roses in best
leading varieties, toe-ether with all kinds
kinds of spring and summer bedding
plants and bulbs, Bnade trees and ever
greens in great variety.
Vegetable plants, Tomatoe, Egg and
Pepper twice transplanted, Cabbage,
Beets, Lettuce and Cellery in season.
See our show window at J. I. John
son's Drug Store, leave orders there or
Call Phones.
Bell, 149-2. Interstate, 149.
J. L. O'QUINN & Co.'s,
FLORISTS,
Corner Polk and Swain Sts.
RALEIGH. N. C.
SALE OF FINE PIANO.
Under and by virtue of a decree sign
ed by his Honor, G. H. Brown, Jr., on
the 7th day of March, 1800, in a suit In
Wake Superior Court, entitled "Ludden
and Bates Southern Music House, a cor
poration, versos S. C. Dodd," I will, on
Saturday, the 22nd day of April, "1890,
in front of the Pullen Building; In the
city of Raleigh, N. C, at 12 o'clock m
sell to the highest bidder for cash the
following personal property, to wit:
A certain "Mathuskeh" piano, style
"T." mahogany, number 26159, the same
being in as good condition as new, and
one of the best pianos of the best brand
in the world .
Place of sale In front of Pollen Build
ing. Time of sale 12 o'clock, M, April
22, 1800. Terms of sale OA8H.
R. M. SIMMS,
Ooaaiss loser.
Ara peculiarly benefited by P. P. P.,
Lippman's Great Remedy, the most
wonderful Tonle and Blood Cleanser In
the world.
P. P. P. restore shattered nerves,
gives strength and tone to the entire
system, revives the worn out, nervous
and debilitated Yon cannot but be
nervous If your blood is Impure.
P. P. P. gives the proper nourishment
to the blood, and cures nervous pros
tration, debility and nervous bead
ache. P. P. P. cures that tired, languid,
" all gone " feeling, cures dyspepsia, in
digestion, and that awful distress of
the stomach.
P. P. P. cures that weak, nervous con
dition, that dreadful jumping of the
heart, followed by dizziness and sink
ing spells. Blake yonr blood pure by
taking P. P. P., Lippman's Great Rem
edy, and yon will be well and happy.
Women are benefited, their organiza
tion regulated, and their weakness and
lassitude cured by P. P.P
WEAK, TIRED
PEOPLE
should take P. P. P., Lippman's Great
Remedy, without delay. While not.
actually sick, yon feel weak and tired,
ready to get sick, and what you. need is
strength to drive) ont of your system
that which is the cause of Spring Fever.
P. P. P. la needed at onoav.
lira, Battle Myites, of TO East Wth
street, New York, says that aha waa in
poor health, and that her ease devel
oped into nervous prostration,-. She
aanTered from nervous headaches, and
at times waa unable to do any work
ataU. She could not sleep, and waa
so nervous that she would have to get
up at all hours of thai night and walk
the floor, and the opening of a door
would startle her. But her weakness
and nervousness is all gone.' P. P. P.
was what saved her. Her appetite
improved, her nervousness is a thing
f the past, and aha thanks P. P. P.,
Lippman's ureas Kemeay, lor ner
plots restoration to health.
oUkyaa
IfrlANtm,
Ytmmfc Men
AfttsBSBsMfaBssSi eMO Pnffit
pattent Leather and Tan with Fancy colored -Hosiery the latest
agony.
T.nii'a' Tlntton and Lace Shoes. Oxfords. Southern Tie,
Southern Button, Straps, &c, in
Full line Umldren s onoes.
Special in Trunks, Valices, etc.
S. C. POOL,
i3i FAYETTEVILLE ST.
s
Ok
!A. B.C.
J ALFORD.BYNUM & CHRISTOPHERS
BOOK and
JOB PRINTERS.
Our work is as good as can be
done in the city. Prices as reason
able as can be obtained for the
I class of work.
liou JUU " (.11. UVUKlinu j u.uw
and new in design try us. x
GOOD STOCK I UUUU MA
TERIAL ! GOOD WORK I
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T.B. WOMACK. R. H. HAYES.;
Womack & Hayes. ;
I ATTORNEYS-AT- LAW '
I General Practice Room 5,
Pollen Building.
RALEIGH, N. C.
,
Will. J. Carter, t
I Electrical Contractor and j
a
DEALER IN SUPPLIES, t
18 WEST HARGUTT ST,
I
SA-L.K OF JLAND.
By authority of a judgment of the
Superior court rendered in special pro
ceedings, entitled Wesley Wlii taker vs.
Mary A. Lawrence, being a proceeding
to sell the land hereinafter described for
division. We will on Monday, April
24th, 1899, 12 o'clock co, at the
court house door of Wake county, Ral
eigh, N. On sell at public auction to the
highest bidder for cash the lot on ISast
Hargett street, where the said Wesley
Whi taker now resides which Is bounded
on the north by Uargett street, on the
east by lot of A. Creech, on the south
by the lot of Belrin, on the west by lots
of T. D. Sledge and Wesley Boone.
W. N. JONES,
M. A. BLEDSOE,
Oommiiss loners.
SEABOARD AIR LJ24B,
TO Alii POINTS.
North, South and Southwest.
Schedule In Effect December LUh, IBM.
SOUTHBOUND.
No. 40S. No. 41.
Lv Raleigh 2.14am .36pm
At So. Fines 4.23aim 6.e8pm
Ar Hamlet 6.07am , .Mom
At Wldsning,n. & A. L.lA06ptH
Ar Monroe, B.AJ S-Uam .lspm
Ar Chart, &A.L 70&m no.aepm
At Chester, S.A.L. 8. 08am 10.Cpm
Ar Greenwood, .... io.36ana 1.07am
Ar Athens Lispm i.am
Ar AXivXa. g.60pm (JOarn
Ar RALEIGH.. .. i.ltiam S.Mpm
NORTHBOUND.
No. 401 No, 18.
Lv Ratolslh 2.0itan ll.Uafn
Ar Hemderaxn., .... .28ami IX 60pm
Ar Portsmouth I.xmuo sjupm
Ar RlchmondvA.CL 8.46uni T.Upm
Ar AVashliiglon.l'KR USlym 11.10pm
Ar New York .3p n .(Jam
Ar RALEIOH sUOami U.18am
Diuhj.
Nos, 403 and 402. "The Atlanta 8pe
dai," Solid Vestibuled Train of Pull
man Sleepers"-and Coaches between
Washington and Atlanta, also Pullman
Sleepers between Portsmouth and
Chester, 8. C. - ' . .
Nne. 41 and KS. "Is! B. A. U. JUZ-
press," Solid Train, Coaches end PuU
mas Sleepers between Portsmouth sad
Atlanta. Company Sleepers between
Columbia sad Atlanta.
Both trains made immediate connec
tion st Atlanta for Montgomery, Mo
bile, New Orleans, Texas, California,
Mexico. Chattanooga, rxasnvme, mem-
phis, Macon and Florida.
For tickets, sleepers, -etc,, .sppiy w
nts, or . 7v
, O. B. flARLi, ti x. ana r. a.
1 : . . .. BaMaK N. a
B. St. JOHN, Vice-President and Crea-
eral Manarer.
H. W. B. OLOVEB, Trade Manager.
V. B. MeBBB, General Boot,
It, aV ALLBN. Gesw Pass's. Agent.
General Offices, Pectaeaevta, Ja, - -.
SOME NEWSHOES I
Patent Leather Button and Lace.
Something Nobby and Up-to-date
Light Tans, Lace and Button for early
Spring Wear..
LOW CUTS AJiP OXFORDS, in
new Spring Styles.
Southern
Railway.
THE
STAND ARP RAILWAY OF
THE SOUTH
The Direct Una to All Potato.
TEXAS,
CALIFORNIA,
FLORIDA,
CUBA AND
PORTO RICO.
ritrietly FIRST CLASS Equipment on
til Through and Local Trains; Pullman
Ptlace Sleeping Cars on all Night
I rvns: fast and Safe Schedules.
r: avel by the Southern and you
ae assured a Safe, Comfortable
nd Expeditious Journey. . .
APPLY TO TICKET AGENTS FOB TIM1
TABLES, BATES AND GENERAL IN FOB
MATION, OB AODBESS
R.L.VERNON, THAD. C. 8TURGI9
-T. P. A. C. T. A.
Charlotte, N. 0. Raleigh, N C
No troai.? to answer questions.
bank 8. Gannon, J. M. Cult.
id V. P. & Gen.Man. Traf. Mtf
W A. Turk, G P A.
WASHINGTON 1 C
AUCTION SALE OF' FURNITURE
B virtue of the powers given by con
tnot and agreement of O. J. Carroll and
wiu with it, recorded In office of Reg
ister of Deeds of Wake county, in Book
No. 151, at Page 818, the undersigned
will sell, at public outcry, in the city of
Raleigh,at the CARROLLTON HOTEL,
on
TUESDAY, THE 4TH OF APRIL, 1899
The following named furniture, to-wit:
Seventy-five Chamber Suits, each con
sisting of a bedstead, dresser and wash
stand; Twenty-five Bedsteads, One Hun
dred Cotton Mattresses, Fifty Hair Mat
tresses, One Hundred Bed Springs and
FoityDocen Chairs;
The sale will be made for ready money
and will begin at 13 o'clock M.
WHITE-RICKEL FURNITURE CO,,
Jan 81-ltwta4. Mebane, N. 0.
BALE OF LAND.
By authority of a Judgment of the
Superior court made m special proceed
ings, entitled I. J. MoGehee, executor,
vs. 8. J. MoGehee and outers, being a
pedal proceeding to make real estate
assets. I will on Monday. April 24 th,
1899, at 12 o'clock, n at the court
house door of Wake county, BaieUt, N.
O, sell to the highest bidder at publia
auction the following- described land ta
Cedar Fork township, Wake county,
to-wK:
FIRST TBAOTBeglasV at the
branch, thence N. 632-6 poles to a stake,
corner of dower, thence Ev 182 poles te
a stake m B. Carpenter's line thence
8. 4084 notes to stake, thence 8.
-45 degrees, W. 80 poles t the; branch
thence down said branch to toe begin
ning containing 70 acres.
SECOND TRAOT Begins at a stake
in P. B. Barber's corner, tsenee W.
162 poles to a stake, tbenos & 1412-5-poles
to a stake, corner of the dower
thence W. 1988-6 poles to a etake,
thence N. 108-0 poles to a stake, thence
W. 28 polee to a stake, thence N. 0T
poles to a branch at old road, thence
with oM road to the beginning, contain
ing 168 acres.
THIRD TRACT. Begins at a hicko
ry, R. Oarpenter'e comer, thence 8.
672-6 poles to a stake, then W. 182
poke to a stake fat M. Yates line, thence
N. 106 poles to a stake, thence W.
1968-6 poles to a stake, thence B. 88
poles to a stake, thence W. J.02-6 poles
to the beginning, containing 120' seres.
This last tract of land wW be sold
subject to the dower interest of Demarise
MoGehee, midair of Henry MeGehee,
deceased. ' Tenaai of salei one hate cash, -balance
in six months' from sake day. :
Title restrved nattf porch ase neaey to
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