BSOLUTEIvtHlRE
Makes the food more'delicious and wholesome
noyt gKiwa
CALLS IT A CHIME.
('iirdiuitl (iililions on Recent Divorce
anil Marriage in High Society.
(Baltimore Sun.)
Canlinnl Cibbons preached at llie Cn
lliedral yesterday morning. The subject
of his sermon was "A Living Faith Man
ifests Itself in the Works of Charity."
lEev. Joseph T. O'Brien, the chancellor,
as the celebrant of the mass, Ill c car
dial spoke partieuliirly of the unity of
the church.
"The unity of the church," he sull,
"is ns essential as the union of l'jith
and love. It would be impossible to keep
1."" church together if dissensious were
not adjudicated. Of the cnureh Jesus
Christ says, 'I' am the vine, ye aie
the branches.' A beautiful lea of unity
shown us is a sheepfold. They walk on
the same path, feed on the same pasture,
listen ttj the same shepherd, paying no
attention to any other voice. So with
Ciod. Ho. would have us iist .':i to the
same words of Christ and lly from the
voice of false teachers.
"What a marvelous combination is
thin human system of ours, all subordin
ate to the head. As soon as there is
thought the head, commands, hands lift,
lips open and the tongue gives utterance
to speech. So be united in spiritual
mutters.
There are about L'OO.OOO.OOO Catholics
in the world, all believing in one faith,
one baptism and one CSod.
"Consider the Pontiff In relation !
King Henry the Eighth, who askefl for
i he Pope's sanction to a divorce so that
he might inarry again. Tlio Tope re
fused to give it, saying "Whom God
hath joined together let not man put
asunder.' Only n few days ago the
-ountry was shocked at a woman in high
life who was divorced at 3 o'clock and
married again almost before the iuk was
dry on tho divorce papers. This Is a
i rime against the law of Jesus Christ.
"The church is one in its tcaeb!iit;s.
It is the same in France, England, Italy,
San Francisco on the I'acific( and New
Vork on the Atlantic. All proclaim tn
.same doctrine one faith, one hope, ojo
baptism and one Iord. God grant thai
you may not be contented to bo united
to the chrch, but to the Spirit. God
grant that all may be living branches
and bear fruit."
COG II LAN'S NTOltY.
According to ('apt. Coghlan the way
the Raleigh lired the last gun in the
late war was thus, writes Editor l'oe of
the Progressive Fanner ou his return
from Wilmington: "Manila as our read
ers know was taken just after the sign
ing of the peace protocol, but before news
f that event reached Manila. It was
therefore the last battle of the war.
When at the close of the battle the sig
nal order Yeasc lirtng,' was given, tho
Raleigh's officers though knowing per
fectly well the significance of the order,
went through the formality of decipher
ing it, and managed to get in one or two
extrn shots while this was in progress."
As the other boats read the signal at
sight and promt ly ceased firing, the
Italeigh came out of the war with the
rare destinetion of having fired the first
shot in the first great battle and the Inst
shut in the last battle of a great war."
AO RIGHT TO UGLINESS.
The wouiau who is lovely in face,
form and temper will always have
friends, but one who would be attrac
tive must keep her health. It she is
weak, sickly and all run down, she will
be nervous and irritable. It she has
constipation or kidney trouble, her im
pure blood trill cause pimples, blotches,
kiu eruptions and a wretched complex
ion. Electric Hitters is the best medi
cine in the world to regulate stomach,
liver aad kidneys and to purify the
blood. It gives strong nerves, bright
eyes, smooth, velvety akin, rich complex
ion. It will make a good-looking, charm
ing woman of a run-down invalid. Only
iiu cents at all drug stores.
.NOTICE OF SALE I'NDl.li MORT
GAGE. 1'iider' and by virtue of the powers of
sale contained in a mortgage executed
by J. 1. Turner to V. 1!. Moore, dated
-May a, J SIM, and recorded in
Rook J-'S, page (Mrj, Register of
Deeds Office for Wake Couuty,
and in a deed of trust executed
by said Turnecto R. T. Gray, dated
April 11, 1SD5, and recorded in Book
134, at page 347, said Register's Office,
the undersigned will expose to Bale at
public unction at the door of the Court
House of Wake County, on Saturday,
the third day of June, 1800, at 12
o'clock M., the following described real
estate lying and being in Panther
Uranch Township, Wake County, North
Carolina, and bonnded on the east and
north by Panther Branch, on the north
and west by the lands of P. S. Jones,
and on the south by Middle Creek, and
particularly described as follows, to-wit:
By a line beginning at the bridge across
Middle Creek, P. S. Jones' southeast
corner, running thence north 20 degrees
east, 58 chains to a maple on Panther
Branch, thence down said ' Panther
Branch to a stake near the mouth of
said branch, J. Wiley Jones' corner,
tbence s. 46 degrees west 4 chains to
said Middle Creek, thence up the said
creek to tho beginning, containing 100
acres more or less, said lot of land be
ing lot No. 5, as shown on plot recorded
in Book 02, page 431, Register of Deeds
Office of Wake County, and is lot No.
5 conveyed by deed from Mary Turner
and others to J. D. Turner, recorded ifl
Book 02, at page 431, Register of Dpcds
Office for Wake County, and is a part
of tho land conveyed to the late W. 1).
Turner by Seth Wood all by deed dated
August 80, J859, recorded in Book 20,
page 56, said Register's Office.
Terms of Sale Cash.
VAN B. MOORE, Mortgagee.
J. 8. WYNNE, Assignee.
R. T. GRAY, Trustee.
"Baking
wwiBH co., new vo.
I ''Now, boys, I have a few question in
fractions' to nsk," said the teacher, ac
cording to Tit-Kits.. "Suppose I have a
piece of beefsteak and cut it into sixteen
I pieces, what would those pieces be
: called?"
'Sixteenth," answered one Imy. after
meditating a moment.
"Very good. And when the sixteenths
were cut in half, what would they beV"
There was silence in the class; but
presently a little boy at the foot put up
his hand. "Do you kuow, Johnnie?"
"Hash!" answered Johnnie, confident
ly. THEY LIKE IT.
"Mydaughter has taken Hood's Sar
aparllla as a blood purifier and tonic,
and likes it better than any other med
icine. It creates a good appetite and
strengthens the whole system One ot
my friends who took Hood's Sarsapa
rlila says it Is the best medicine in ttie
world." 'Mrs. O. W. Foster, Shallow
ford, N. C.
Hood's Pills are non-Irritating and
the' only cathartic to take with Hood's
Sarsaparllla.
FOR OVER FIFTY YE7ARS.
Mrs. Wlnslow's Soothing Syrup kas
been used for over fifty years by mil
lions of mothers for their children
while teething, wlthp erfect success. It
soothes the child, softens the gums, al
lays all pain, cures wind colic, and is
the besat remedy foi Diarrhoea. It will
relieve the poor little eufjar Immediate
ly. Sold by druggists In every part of
the world. Twenty-flve cents a bottle.
Be sure and ask for "Mrs. Wlnslow's
Soothing Syrup," and take ae other
ind.
NOTICE OF SALE.
The following property having becu
forfeited for violation of Internal Rev
enue Laws, I will offer the same for sale
ut my office in tho city of Raleigh, to
the highest bidder for cash, on the 10th
day of May, 1800. at 12 o'clock M.:
One keg of corn whiskey seized from
Edward '.Vorthington November 23,
itIOS. h
" One keg of corn whiskey, seized from
John Speight November 25, 1808.
Two kegs of corn whiskey, seized from
J. J. Jrduuon November 30, 1808.
Two kegs or eorn whiskey, seized from
J. V. Carroll Dumber 10, 1808.
Four kegs of corn whiskey and one
trunk, seizeAJrom J. P. Carroll Decern
bcr 17, 1808.
One keg of corn whiskey, seized ftein
William King December 30, 1808.
One broken package of corn whiskey,
seized from Dock Forsythe.
Five packages of brandy, seized from
James J. Fully March 11, 1800.
Seven packages of spirits, seized from
J. II. Scoggins and others March 22,
1800.
Three packages of brandy, still and
fixtures, seized from S. L. Horton
March 21, 1809.
E. C. DUNCAN,
Collector Fourth District N. C.
Raleigh, N. 0., May 1, 1800.
SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
ESTATE.
l'.y virtue of a judgment o the Supe
rior court ot Wake county in the special
proceeding entitled Armlstead Jones,
Administrator, L. B. N. C. T. A. of
Daniel G. Fowle, deceased, against
I'bil H. Audrcws and others entered on
ihe 20th day of April, 1800, it being No.
884 upon the Special Proceeding Docket
of Said Court, I will on Tuesday, tho
23rd day ot May, 1890, at 12 o'clock, m.,
offer for sale at public outcry to tho
highest bidder at the court house door in
the city of Raleigh, N. C, tho following
described real estate, upon the following
terms, one third of the purchase money
to be paid in cash, one third to be paid
in 'six months, and the remaining one
third to be paid in twelve months from
the day of sale, the deferred payments
to bear six per cent, interest from the
day of sale.
1st. A certain tract of land in Swift
Creek township, said couuty and State
conveyed to Jordan Woiuule and wife
to D. G. Fowle and J. A. Haywood
on the Oth day of April, 1872, by deed
registered in the office of Register of
Deeds ot said county, in book 33, page
7(11. (The interest A. Haywood
was afterwards conveyed to D. O.
Fowle,) containing 844 acres more or
less, described in said deed as adjoining
the lands ot Charles Kenster, Henry
Horton and others, reference being made
to said deed for a full description of
naid land.
2nd. A certain lot of laud situated iu
the city of Raleigh said county and
State, and described as follows: Begin
ulng on Fowle street at the corner of the
back lot running thence North with that
line to lot No. 510, thence West with
said lot No. 510 to S. W. Corner, thence
North about 12 feet to Blake's line,
thence with Blake's line 726 feet more or
less to Sylvester Smith's, (deceased) line
at Blake's corner, thence South with
Smith's line 112 feet to Fowle street,
thence East with Fowle street about
776 feet to the beginning.
3rd. A certain lot of land situated in
the city ot Raleigh said county and
State, beginning on Pugh street at the
Southeast intersection with Manly street,
running thence with Pugh street North
about 778 feet to S. Smith's line, thence
south with 8. Smith's line 112 feet mora
or less to R. S. Tucker's line, thence East,
with Tucker's line 600 feet more or lesi
to Manly street, thence North with
Manly street 115 feet, more or less to
the beginning at Pugh street.
4th. Lot, situated in the city of Ra
leigh said county and State beginning
on Pugh street Northeast corner at Man
ly street, running thence West with
Pugh street 6216 feet to a stake, thence
North 82 feet to a stake, thence 80 feet
more or less to Manly street, thence
SoutbWith Manly street 34 feet to the
beginning. v
5th. Lot, situated in the city ot Ra
leigh, said county snd State, beginning
on Manly street 52 feet from Fowle
street, running thence West 101 feet,
thence South 40 feet, thence East to
Manly street TO feet more or less, thence
f THERE WAS A LONGER WAIT.
When yon write poetry clo you have to
wait for tlie iuspiratiou?
! Well-or, yes; but not us long as I have
to wait for the monetary results.
I Tim1 woman manager of u California
insurance company is credited with the
largest salary paid any woman -10.000
a year.
North 42 feet with Manly street to the
beginning. The last four parcels be
ing a part of what is known as the
Vineyard property m said city. Sen
deed registered in the office of Register
of Deeds of said county, in book 828,
page 604.
tith. Lot, situated in the city of Ita
leigh, said county and State, beginning
on Manly street at Mary E. Fowle's
line, running thence West 04 feet thence
South 44,i feet, theuce East 80 feet,
thence North with Manly street 17 feet
to the beginning.
"til. Lot situated iu the city of Ra
leigh, said county and State, beginning
on Pugh street, 62 feet from Manly
street, D. G. Fowle's corner, running
thence West with Pugh street 204 feet,
thence North 105 feet, thence Enst 264
feet, thence South 105 feet.
8th. Lot situated in the city of Ra
leigh, said county and State, beginning
on Fowle street at Mary B. Fowle's cor
ucr, about 021 feet from Manly street,
running thenco West with Fowle street
about 09 feet, thence South 105 feet,
thence East 00 feet, thence North 105
feet to the beginning.
0th. Lot, situated in the city of Ra
leigh, said county and State beginning
on Fowle street at Mary E. Fowle's
corner 719 feet from Manly street, run
ning thence West 132 feet more or less
to S. Smith's line, thence South 105 feet,
thence East 132 feet more or less,
thenca North 105 feet to tho beginning.
Tho last four lots being tho samo that
was conveyed by Fabius J. Haywood
and wife Nannie G. Haywood to D. G.
Fowlo by deed registered in tho offico
of Register of deeds of said county, in
book 80, page 702, on 30th June, 1880.
10th. Lot situated in the city of Ra
leigh, said county and State, beginning
on Fowlo street in said city at its South
cast junction with Manly street running
thenco with Fowlo street 125 fect,
thence South 40 fect, thence East 101
fect, thenco to Manly strtt, thence
North with Manly street 52 feet to tho
beginning.
11th. Lot, situated in the city of Ra- i
lcigb, said county and State, beginning
on Fowle street 158 feet from Manly i
street, thence West with said street 23"
fect, thenca. South 105 feet, thenco East l
231 fect, thence North 105 feet to tho
beginning on Fowle street. I
12th. Lot, situated in tho city of Ra
leigh, said county and State, beginning
on Pugh street 425 feet from Manly
street, rnnning thence West 00 feet with
Pngh street, thenco North 11)5 fect,
thence East 09 feet, thence South 105
fect to Pugh street at the beginning.
13th. Lot, situated in the city of Ra
leigh said county and State, beginning
on Pugh street 623 fect from Manly
street, running thence West with Pugh
street about 132 feet to S. Smith's lino
thence North 105 feet, thence East about
132 feet, thence South about 105 feet
to the beginning on Pugh street. Tho
last four lots being the same that wero
conveyed by J. P. Haywood to D. G.
Fowle by deed, registered lu tho office
of the Register of Deeds oC said county
in book , page .
14th. Lot, situated in the city ot Ra
leigh, said county and State, on Manly
and Fowlo streets being part of lot No.
533 in the plan of said city, ami being
the same lot that was conveyed by O.
Dodd, receiver to I). G. Fowle, by deed
registered in the office of the Register
of Deeds of said couuty la book 111,
page 320. Said deed is referred to for a
description of said lot.
15th. Lot, situated iu the city of Ita
leigh said county and State, beginning
ou McDowell street at Royster's line,
running thenco South with said street
38 feet to Royster's line, thenco West
00 feet to Mrs. Mary E. Fowles' line,
thence North with her lino and Roys
ter's line 38 feet to Royster's line first
mentioned, thence East 00 fect to the
beginning on McDowell street tho same
being a part of lot No. il, iu the plau
of said city.
ICth. Lot, situated iu the city of Ita
leigh, said county and State on West
side ot Manly street, beginning at Ed
wards' line, running thence with Mauly
street South about 117 feet, thence West
about 90 feet, thence North about 117
l'eet io Edwards' line, thence East about
110 feet to the beginning.
17th. Lot, situated in the city of Ita
leigh, said county and State beginning
at W. I. Royster's line on Lenoir street,
235 feet from McDowell street, running
thence with Lenoir street West 00 feet,
thence South to the middle of the square
about 105 feet, thence East CO feet to
Royster's corner, thence North about 105
feet to tho beginning.
18th. Lot, beginning ut a stake iu D
G. Fowle's corner on the East side of
Manly street In Raleigh, N. O., running
thence South 85, East 115 feet to a
fctake In Dr. Jas. McKcc's line, thence
with his line 11 West, 55 feet to a
stake, thence North 82, West 126 fect
to a stake in Dr. Jas. McKce's line,
thence with his line 11, West 53 feet
to a stake, thence North 82, west 12G
feet to a stake on the East sido of the
said street, thence along said street
North 22, East 62 feet to the begin
ning. See book 39, page 8, Register's
office, Wake county, for a descriptiou.
The said lands will be divided and sold
in such lots and parcels as will be to
the most advantage.
Terms of sole one-third cash, one-third
in six months, and one-third in twelve
hiontMs? with interest on the deferred
payments from day of sale.
Tpe of sale May Uifi 23, 1809, at l't
o cir.CK, m.
ARMlSTKAD JONES,
SALE OF LOTS.
Under aud bj virtue of the decree of
the Superior Court of Wake County,
at April Term, 1800, and under the
former decrees, the anderslgned will at
the Court House door hi Raleigh, at
noon, on June 6th, 1800, expose to pub
lic sale the following lots of the Wat
son property as shown by the plat of W.
O. Riddock, Surveyor, recorded in the
Register's Office of Wake County in
Book of Maps. 1885, page 20, to-wit,
Lota Nos. 64, 65, 07, 00, 48, 42, 80, 110,
128, and 157 of the said plat.
The plat will be exhibited at the office
of P. H. Busbee, Esq.
Terms of sale Cash.
F, H. BUSBEE.
C M. BUSJ3EE,
i Commissioners.
Str
ictly
ICE!
Our delivery wagons will take ice to all
regular customers each morning and
evening, who will supply themselves with
tickets and let us kuow, at least half a
day in advauee of time wanted so that
names and places may be given beforo
wagons start out. Orders received af
ter wagous leave factory may be de
layed until nest trip.
We cannot usually make prompt, spe
cial delivery of small lots. But it may"
now be had at cellar under our office,
107, Fayeltoviliu street. Tickets and
ice are sold by drivers fur cash at same
old low prices. I'rom tit) cents per 100
down.
Jones & Powell.
Southern
Railway .
THE . . .
STAN DA HP RAILWAY OF
the SOUTH
Tba Direct Line to All lnlni.
TEXAS,
CALIFORNIA,
FLORIDA
CUBA AND
PORTO RICO.
8 rietly FIRST-CLASS Equipment en
ail Through and Local Trains; I'ullman
ISlacc Sleeping Cars on all Nik lit
I -ihn: y&sl and Safe Schedules.
r..avel by the Southern and you
i.-e assured a Safe, Comfortable
oi Expeditious Journey.
Al'PLY TO TICKET AOKXTS KOH TIMS
TABI.K9, KATES AND (IK.NKKAI. IKKO"
NATION, OH ADDRKSS
H. L. VERNON, THAI). C.STL K'il
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Charlotte, N.C. Italeigh, N t
No tront to answer qiiestiuiis.
knk 8. Gannon, .1. M. Culp,
l V. P. & Gon.Man. Traf. Mr
W A. Turk, G V A.
WASHINGTON l
GALLON
J. L. O'QUINN & GO.
FOK
CUT FLOWERS.
Roses and Carnations a specialty. Cut
flowers of all kinds in season. Boqucts
and Floral Designs arranged in host
style on short notice.
PALMS. FERNS AND OTHER POT
PLANTS FOR HOUSE AND WIN
DOW DECORATIONS.
Chrysanthemums and Roses in best
leading varieties, together with all kinds
kinds of spring and summer bedding
plants and bulbs, Shade trees and ever
greens in gTeat variety.
Vegetable plants, Tomatoc, Egg am1.
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 oi
Call Phones.
Bell, 149-2. Intorstato, 149
J. L, O'QUINN & Co.'s,
FLORISTS,
Corner Po k and Swain Sts.
RALBIGH.N. O.
HAND SEWED
and Hand Finished
BOYDEN'S
SHOES
FOR MEN
Tli!;y ui'e Kevi'lalions uf ( ! race ami Comfort. Dressy men, as well is
ilia entire sine trade, wish Ion;; life to tli? present stylos, and the indica
lions are that Ihesrt sensible and shapely lasts will not be altered for some
time to come.
Ujydfin'sShojs e'aim the attention of every nun who enjiys u perfect
ti'. tiny; well made shoe.
DOBBIN & FERRALL,
Solo Agents for sale of Hoyden's Shoes in Raleigh.
CROSS A LINEHAN.
For Spring Dress Clothing ! Correct in Style, Perfect in
Fit, Fashion and Finish. Our Spring Suits are Models.
They are the pick of the output from the mtij-t expert establishments, where
every step ia the progress of manufacture looks toward exactness and UNDENI
ABLE QUALITY. From the lirst selection of the Fabric to the last flnlshinn
touch, the trained eye and skillful hand have been untiringly employed to produce
ABSOLUTE PERFECTION. OUIt PIUE for these Suits is an object .csson in
tho economy of buying. You will find convincing REASONS why you should
Jbuy thcra by simply looking at cither the Quality or the Price.
HATS Dunlap, Steison, Straw and Felt.
Wc arc especially proud of this do.
partmcnt and can suit the most fastid
ious. Remember that the style of a
gentleman's ha, is an important factor
in his dres? and appearance.
NECKWEAR. A WORD 1ELS IT. A TRIFLE BUYS IT.
Wonderfully pretty. Newly arrived, pleasingly displayed rich iu quality
aud popular tints. In this line you will find all the delicate and dressy devices of
the best manufacturers.
Other Departments io Men's Furnishings.
Aic all Complete with the best, latest and most stylish goods that the world
aiTordt. Call and see the correct thing that wc have in store for you.
CROSS & LINEHAN,
L P-TO-DATE CLOTHIERS AND FI3RNiSItER8.
NOTICE OF ELECTION.
Under and by virtue of a resolution of
the Board of Aldermen of the city ot
Italeinh passed April 7th, 1SD0, la pur
suance of the airthorituiixpn iu an act
of the General Assembly'oT North Ciin
iina of 18'J'J, ratilied February rfth,
1800, entitled: "An act to authorize
'ho city of Raleigh to issue bonds for
public improvements and to levy k
special tax," notice is hereby given that
a special election will be held at tho
various polling places hereinafter named
.... l. lOtl, .In., i Tiit., IOO r,.f thn
VII IWC UUJ Wl iuu, .1". ... .
majority of the qualified voters of sunt
city to t lie issuance of the bonds provid
ed for in Section 1 and 7 of snid Act,
us follows:
Section 1. That for tin.- purpose of
paving, macadamizing and otherwise
improving such of the public streets of
the City of Italeigh as the Board of
Aldermen of said city may determino to
improve, and for making such other pub
lic improvements as the said board of
aldermen may determine to make, ;'.i
city of Raleigh is hereby authorized r.nd
empowered to issue its bonds to an
amount not exceeding one hundred thou
sand dollars, ot such denominations and
la such proportions as the Board of
Aldermen may deem advisable, bearing
interest from the date thereof at a rata
not exceeding five per centum per an
num, with interest coupons otUcu d,
payable half yearly, at such times aud ut
such, place or places as may be deem?d
advisable by said Board of Aldermen;
said bonds to be of such form and ti nor
and transferable iu such way, aud Ihe
principal thereof payable or redeema
ble at such time or times, not exceeding
thirty-years from tho dato thereof, and
at such place or places as the Board of
Aldermen may determine.
Section 5. That for the purpose of
providing for the payment of the inter
est accruing ou aud tho principal at ma
turity of the bonds issued under au
thority of this act the Board of Alder
men of said city shall annually, and at
the time of levying other city taxes,
levy and lay a particular tax on all
persons and subjects of taxation on
Which th said Board of Aldermen now
arc or may hereafter bo authorized to
lay and levy taxes for any purpose what
soever, eaid particular tax to be not
less than six or more than eight cents
n the one hundred dollars assessed val
uation on property, aud not less than
eighteen nor more than twenty-6ve
cents on each taxable poll. The taxes
provided for in this section eball he col
lected, and shall be accounted for and
kept separate from other city taxes, and
nhail be applied exclusively to the pur
poses for which they are collected. So
much of said taxes as may be required
to pay the interest on the bonds issued
by authority of this act, as it falls doe,
nd cannot be applied to the purchase
or discharge of the bonds for which said
taxes are levied and collected, shall be
invested so as to secure the payment at
maturity of the principal of the said
bonds; and to insure the due investment
of the amounts collected from year to
year in excess of that rcptrirefl to pay
the said interest the Board:.oX Alder
men shall cause the said excess to be
turned over to be commissioner of the
jinking fund of the city ot Italeigh,
whose duty it thai be, under such gen
eral rules and regulations as said Board
of Aldermen shall from time to time pre
SHIRTS Dress and Negligee.
All the lalo and stylish weaves arc
embraced in this department, and if you
want a nice up-to date garment in this
line dither in white or colored, stiff or
soft bosom, with or without cuffs and
collars, you can't afford to pass them by.
scribe, to mako investments of so much
of tho taxes collected and turned over
to him as aforesaid, as shall be applica
ble as aforesaid to the payment of the
principal of said bouds issued under thi
aot, aud to do or perforuvall such other
services iu connection with said bonds
as ?aid Board of Aldermeu may prr
srnljc, and such commissioner shall givit
bond mid receive such compensation for
his said services as said Board oT Alder
men may determine."
Those qualified voters approving liio
issue of the bonds aud the levy and
lection of the particular taxes as above
provided for shall deposit iu the ballot
box a ballot, Yi inc'hea wide by 3
inches long, ot white "book" paper, in
weight iO pounds to tho ream, without
uevice, mutilation or ornamentation,
upon which shall bu printed a plain
long primer type the word "approved;"
and those disapproving die same shall
deposit a like (allot with tho printed
word "Iisapproved."
That said election shall be held under
the provisions of au act of tho aad
tieueral Assembly of 1800, ratihe
March Olh, lSi!, entitled: "An Act Ij
provide the wanner of election and the
registration of the voters In cities and
towns, aud for elections upon local ques
lions in counties aud townships" iu the
four wards or voting precincts provideJ
iu said act authorizing said election nd
issuance of bouds as aforesoid, to-wit.:
l-'irst Ward or voting precinct: Bouu I
ed on the south by liillsboro street, ou
the cast by Halifax street, and ou tae
north and west by the city limits.
Second Ward or voting precinct:
Bounded ou the south by NeWbcrn ave
uue, ou the west by Halifax street, aud
ou the north and east by the city
ii mi Is.
Third Ward or voting precinct:1".
Bounded on the north by Newbern av
nue, ou the west by Fayetteville street.
: und ou tho south and east by tho city
umits.
Fourth Ward or viug prjeinct:
Bounded ou the north by Hiilsbovo
stre-M, on the east by Fayettevillo
ttrect, aud ou the south and west by
tho city limits.
A new registration shall be had as re
quired by said act authorizing said elec
tion and issuance of bonds and ordered
by said Board of Aldermen. The regis
tration books will be open for registra
tion of voters from sunrise to sunset
for ten days, Sundays excepted, begin
ning May 30th and closing at sunset ou
June 0th, at the following place (which
are lnso the polling places) by the fol
lowing named registrars:
First Ward Conn's Store, corner
Salisbury and Jones street; Mclvin An
drews, Registrar.
Second Ward E. Hugh Lee's Store,
corner Lane and Bloodworth strsets;
E. Hugh. Lee, registrar.
Third Ward Jones' Warehouse, tur
ner Bolunt and Davie streets; F. II.
Hunnicutt, registrar.
Fourth Ward Oity Lot, corner Da fie
and Salisbury streets; W. II. Strother.
registrar.
A. M. POWELL, Mayor.
II A M F. SMITH, City Clerk.
Li-
General Assembly I'realytexian GburclT
in United States, Richmond, Va., May
17-31, 1800.
On account of the above occasion the
S. A. Iu will sell round trip tickets to
Richmond, Vs., at one first class fare
for the round trip. Tickets to be sold
May 10 and 17, with final limit Job
8rd, 1899.