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marriages In the sacred edifice un TEiey AH RALEIGH, N. C. 5.00 TO Atlanta. Charlotte, Athens. Wilmington.

New Orleans Chattanooga, Nasidjle and New York, Boston, PhiladelpfjiaWash ington, Norfolk and RicbmoriTl. CRAWFORD BICYCLES, 1897 Models. 28-inch Wheels. With regular equipment, cash, guaranteed for one year. 24 and 26-inch Wheels, $25.00.

Julius Lewis Hardware Company, RALEIGH, N. C. MORTGAGE 8AL.R. Ou Tuesday, October 26th, 1897, at the court house door in Raleigh, I will sell at public auction a tract of land in Wake county adjoining the lands of H. Lassiler, Richardson Williamson and others, beginning at 11 Lassi ter's north-west corner on Poplar creek; runs thence up paid creek 102 poles to Richardson's corner; thence north 88 degrees east, 32r poles to the Simlhlield road; thence southwardly, with the road, 102 poles to Williamson's corner of a tract of land formerly tccupied by Beverly Williamson; thence south 88 degrees west, 325J poles to the beginning containing 200 acres more or less; it being the land conveyed to Gary Wall by Williamson and wife by deed delivered contemporaneously with the mortgage under which said sale will be made.

Sale made by virtue of a purchase-money mortgage from Gray Wall to Williamson, registered in book No 76 at page 458 of the Register of Deeds otliee of Wakecouuty. Terms of sale: One third cash; residue in two equal installments one and two years after day of sale, at 6 per cent iuterest. Hour of sale 12 in. Williamson, Mortgagee. N.

-22 other tracts of land will be sold at same time and place. B. P. Williamson. sept22 6w Harris' Lithia Carbonated SCHEDULE IN EFFECT FEI1RUAHV 7, '67.

SOUTH bound. No. 403. No. 41; Lv.N.

Pen. R.R.M 100am 900pm Lv.Philadelphia" 112pm 1205am Lv Baltimore, 315pm 250am Lv. Washington, 440pm 430am Lv.Richmond,A.CL.856pm 905am Lv.Norfolk.S.A L.830pm 905am Lv. Portsmouth, 845pm 920am Lv. Weldon, 11 2Kpin Ml 65am Ar.llenderson, "M250am 39pm Ar.

Durham, Lv. Durham, t732am t409po f520pm til 10am Ar. Raleigh, Ar.Sanford, Ar.Sou'n Pities, Ar. Hamlet, Ar.Wadesboro, Ar.Monroe, 216am 335am 422am 510am 554am 643am 334pra 5 03pm 555pm 653pm 811pm 912pn Ar.Charlotte, 830am M025pm Ar. Chester, 8 10am M0 47pm Lv.Columbia.CN&LRR f600pm Ar.Clinton, S.A.L.

945am M210aro A r. Green wood, 1035am 107am Ar. Abbeville, 1105am 140am Ar Elberton, 1207pm 241am Ar.Athens, 115pm 345am Ar.Winder, 169pm 430am Ar.Atlanta(cnttime)250pm 520am NORTH BOUND. LvAtlanta, SAL. LvWinder, CvAthens, LvElberton, Lv Abbeville, LvGreenwood," LvClinton, No 402.

M200pm 240pir. 216pm 4 15pm 515pm 541pm 634pm No. 3r. 7 50pm 1126pm 12 33an. 140am 109amr 3 05am SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

(PIEDMONT AIR -LINK.) Condensed Schedule. la Erlact June 14, I8a Trains Leave Kaleigh Dally. "Norfolk and Chattanooga 3,40 aa. Dally, Solid vestibuled trmu lt, sleeper from Norfolk to hattauooga via. aalla-bury Horganton.

ashevllie, riot sprlnsa ami Kuoiville. Conueots at Durham lur OHord. Clarksvllln and Keysville, except Suoday. At flreeua boro with the Washington and Souib western VesU uled (Limited), train for all points North end with main line train No. for Danville Richmond and Intermediate loea stations also his connection for Winston-Salem and with main line train No.

35, united states rastMall" for Charlotte gpartanbHrg Ureeu-ville Atlanta and all points South lao Columbia Augusta Charleston, Savannah JaCKHon ville and all points In Klorlda Mmping Cai tor Atlanta Jacksonville aud at Charlotte wltli sleeplug Car lor Aususta. "Norfolk and Chattanooga imited. 1 A. n. Dally Solid iralu fouslstin Cullman keeping cars and coaches from Cha 'AniiogH Norfolk arriviug Norfolk 5:00 pm in time to conuect with the Old rcaalnlon 4erchsuts' and Miners' Norfolk and Walls mgton mid Baltimore.

Chesapeake and Klcb-nond 3 Co's for all polntpnorth aud east. Connects at Selma for Fayettevitle and intermediate stations on the Wilson am' etteville Short Mt, dally, except Sunday for New era and Morehead City, dally for Golds-boro, and Wilmington and Intermediate stations on ti Wilmington and Weldon Railroad. Express Train. A. M.

Dally Connects at Durham for Oxford, Keysville, HI hmond; at Ureensbor tor Washington and all points north. Expreas Train. P. ft. Dally For Qoldsboro aud inter mediate stations.

Local Aaaommodatlon. A. M. Connects at Greensboro lor al hits for North and South and Winston-Salem and points on the Northwestern North Caroliu Railroad. At Salisbury, for aU points In West ern North I arollna.

Kuoiville, Tenn Clucln natl and western points at Charlotte, fc flpai tanburg, Greenville, Athens, Atlanta and points South. Trains Arrive at KaleUrh, N. Train. M. Dally From Atlanta, Charlotte.

Ureeusboro and all points South. No -folk and Chattanooga Lii.illcd 10 P. M. Dallv From all points east. N01 (oik Tarboro, Wilson and water lines.

From Goldsbbio, Wilmington, Fayet evlll and all points In Eastern Carolina. Norfolk and Chattanooga Limited. A. IT. Dally From New Yurk, Washing ton, Lynchburg Danville and Greensboro, Chattanooga.

KnoxvlUe, Hot springs and aslievllle Express Train 8,63 as. Dally from ooldsboro and Intel mediate stations. Loeal. 7:20 A. fl.

Dally From Greensboro and a points North and South. Sleepiug Car from Greensboro to Raleigh. 9:00 Dally exc pi Sunday Kr Golds baro aud all points East. Local freight tral.is also carry unH-omgers. Pullman ears on night tralu troin Kaleigh to Greusboro.

We guarai. tee that one glass of Harris' Lithia Carboiurted Water will relieve any case of indigestion in one minute's time or money refunded, or if taken after each meal will cure any case of indigestion Read what the noted Dr. Davcga, of Chester, S. has to say far it: Ma. J- T.

HARRIS: Dear. Sir For the past eight months I have Ijeen usins: Harris' Lithia Water, with the most excellent results, where I have been able to get my patients to drink a sufficient Quantity daily. The Carbonated has no equal in Gastric disturbances. In old chronic dyspeptics if you will wah the stomach with salt and water, and have au hour later have your pat'ont arink the Carbonated Lithia von will make many friends and improve many stomachs. It is an excellent table water.

It is an excellent laxative, and is a sure cure for flatulent dyspepsia. S. -M. DAVKUA, M. D.

Sold by J. R. Ferrall Grocers, And wholesale agents forHarthorn Saratoga Water. Trade supplied. lv less better manners are exhibited.

Says the rector: "These are not de vout assemblages, but mobs whose behavior would not be tolerated in a theatre." In Pittsburg, it seems, the excited spectators sometimes vault over the seats. The Postofflce Department has been notified of the death of Mr. William II. Wallace, postmaster at Hammondsville, Ohio, which occur- rpd on Fridav last. Mr.

Wallace -t was distinguished as being the' oldest postmaster in the United States, both in age and in point of service. He was eighty six years of age, anil was fir appointed postmaster by Andrew Jackson iu 1830. Mr. Wallace established three postoffice, in Ohio, among them being that of Han.mondsville, where he served foi ty years as postmaster. He was noted for his collectiou of autographs and pictures of prominent men, and a few days before his death wrote to the Postmaster Uen-eral for his signature and likeness.

Mr. Gary rep'ied with a kindly which arrive! just after the old man 's death. During his longcareer in the public service Mr. Wallace hut.1 met a great maay prominent men and had watched the growth of both the postoffice and of the railroads in the country. He traveled over the first railroad built in Ameri ca, crossed the Allegany Moun tains twenty-six times in stage coaches, and had been postmaster when it cost four bushels of oats, four pounds of butter, or half a dozen eggs to send a letter to New York.

He was eet in height, very i rect in carriage, and a man of much prominence in the business life of his community. Bncklen's Arnica Salve. The best salve in the world for cuts, bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever sores, tetter, chapped hands, chilblains, corns and all skin eruptions, and positively cures piles, or no pay required. It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction or money refunded. Price 25 cents pr box.

For sale by all druggists. TRAINED NURSES' Bureau of Information, Doctors and patients in need of Nurses' services can gut full inioruia-tion at McKinnuon's Drug Store, Kaleigh, N. sepit factured for the money. "There are tads In rrtjv0 mariirina as well aB in vviiiv other things," 8aid a busy BipLr druggist, "but the remarkable thing about Hood Hnrsa-parilla is that customers who try othci remedies all come back to Howl's, ann this is why the emirinou sale-i of this great medicine MS kerp up aad continue the I whole year round, steady Was a clock. 'Why is ill" simply because Hood's Sarsaparilla has more real curative merit than any medicine I ever This is of daily occurrence in almost everv drug store.

Hood's Sarsaparilla trYWJ ug sw hascud moresU than any other medicine. Ho Sarsaparilla is the standard the One True Blood Purifier are the only pills to take HOOd PillS with Hood's Sarsaparilln Cut Flowers Roses, Carnations, etc. Bouquets, Floral Designs, Palms, Ferns, For outdoor planting. Hoses, chrysanthemums, and all kinds of bedding plants. Vines for the verauda.

Cabbage, Tomatoes, Egg ilml other vegetable plants. Evergreen, magnolias ml shade trees. Extra-strong Marescbal Neil ROSES. H. Steinmetz, Florist, North Halifax Street, near Peace In stitute Phone octlT Notisc to Creditors of the Lanfidon-Hcnszey Coal Mining Company.

Ralekhi, N. Aug. 3, 1897. Pursuant to adjournment I shall proceed on Monday. August 16, 18D7, at 10 o'clock a at my office in the Pullen Building, in the city of Raleigh, to hear such testimony as may be offered touching the claims filed against the Langdon-Henszey Coal Mining Company All persons interested are invited to be present, and present such rvidenee as they may diem proper This hearing will K- -I Thursday, September -l.

o'clock a m. at the Fi-d'-ral icurt room in Raleigh, and en mu nil finished. Parties I take notice. ISH7 El). ClMMHKRS tv.liil, Special Master- The Little Giant School Shoes Is the cheapest and best school shoe for children They are made of the best material, looks well and will give double the wear of any olher school shoe manu H5 ocas TUCKERS' STORE.

The Housekeeper's Chance To Save Money. t7 OOaio LvChester.S.A.L. 813pm 4 33am ArCharlotte, M0 25pm 830am LvMonroe, 940pm 6 05aiD Lv Ml 23pm 815am ArWilmington" 1 5 30am M230pm LmTnPim's M214am 920am LvRaleigh, 216am 1135am Arllenderson, 828am MOOpro ArDurham, t732am t409pm LvDurhamf f520pra til lOara ArWeldon, 455am 300pm ArRichmond, ACL. 815am 650pm PenRR. 1231pm 11 fDpm ArBaltimore, 143pm 1248am ArPhiladphia," 350pm 345am ArNewYoik, 623pm 6 53am ArPortsmouth 730am 550pm ArNorfolk, 750am 605pm Selling Not many left Carpets.

what's left the host i hy the yialtor-Presa Company Incorporated. ")ATION OF TH VJ81TOB, S- AND TUB rRKSH, U894, ademy of Music. KW8, Itor and Manager. Sollettlng Agent. ibscription Prices.

$4 00 2.00 .35 "onths. lonth as Second-Class Mail Matter The Leader in the News and Circulation. TELEPHONE NO. 168 Sept, 27 THE PRESS-VISITOR TO ENLARGE. The Visrroa today greets fs readers in enlarged size, as an sjht column paper, containing 32 'umns instead of 2S as heretofore, found necessary in Jacccrnmodate our increased jrtising business.

The Pbess-9ITOB realizes and appreciates the iificanceof this as au additional vitlelice Of the confidence of our business public. It assures ei JKOgutes iir'ffie'PKKss Visitok advertisingmedium winch readies ietj reading family in Raleigh, and a recognition of our circulation and jest which we feel justly grati-, The Pbsss-Visitou will eon me in its enlarged form with in. volume of reading matt iv'ing its patrons more advertising medium ever NeWYork ha a new ordinance bich3xciudes baby carriages from use of the pavements, and this JTT.ftVi avpntiA of what. ed to1 ine of its most" attractive ectacles 06 sunny afternoons the terestlng babies of the aristocratic l.lf'jbo live there and the pretty girls cle Russell Sage is said to be the most punctilious of men fving the customs of the jregard to proper attire for ajason. This year his was the straw hat to be laid aside, and since been wearing an up-to-fedora for which he paid $1.90.

jXredegar Iron Works, of Soai, has just begun the sliip-of the first Installment of the tiles which they are making ie-government. This plant, during the war, was the lordnance foundry of the Connate government, has a contract 20,000 of this work. of the most useful and proses of organizations with which len are exclusively identified is National Household Economic Jiation, which has "branches all the country. The New York "hVwbich was started only six tm hio Aa wolnnorl 1 tn His and influential body, the a deep and he scientific 'furriers do not arly in the year as the modes in their 6e, but one of them, moved weather, has been giv- the secrets regard to fur boas and muffs. Sable ijtriotiy proper article, -newest things will be aby lamb and plan blouse nAoA nrtat.a fur will 1 Edl 1 4 Si Ax minsters, Wilton Velvets, Body Brussels and Kaschmers.

Prices Make Them Bargains No charge for making and laying. HAYWOOD, SNOW and TUCKER, TRUSTEES. W. H. R.

S. Tucker Great Dissolution Sales. Simoson's CURES MORTGAGE SALK. On Tuesday, October 26th, 1897, at the court house door in Raleigh, N. I will sell at public auction a tract of land in Swift creek township, county of Wake and State of North Carolina, containing acres, bounded on the north by the lands of A.

B. Kmery, on the east and south by the lands of Williamson Upchurch, on the west by the lands of Rachel Franks and Fab Stephenson; it being the land conveyed to John K. Newsome by H. r. Williamson ana wife ana W.

Upchurch, and his wife by deed de livered mortgage under which said sale will be made. Saie made by virtue of a purchase- money mortgage from John E. New-some to Upchurch, registered In book No. 118, at page tWS of the Register of Deeds otliee of Wake county. Terms of sale; One-third cash: resi due in two equal Installments one and tw(o years after day of sale; six per cent interest.

Hour of sale li m. B. P. Williamson, Surviving Partner and Trustee. N.

B. 22 other tracts of land will be sold at the same time and place. B. P. Williamson.

MORTGAGE S.VLL! On Tuesday October 2th, 1SS7, at the court house door in Raleigh, I will sell at public auctioua tract of land in Swift Creek township, Wake county, bounded on the North by the lands of Burwell Franklin and Ben Franklin; on the East by the lands of Joe Woodard and Williamson and Upchurch; on the South by the lands of said Williamson and Upchurch; and on the West by the lands of James Patrick and II Stephenson, containing 48 91-100 acres, more or less, it being the land conveyed to Archibald Emery by Williamsou and Upchurch and their wives by deed delivered contemporaneously with the mortgage under which said sale will be made-Sale made by virtue of powers conferred by a purchase-money mortgage from Archibald Emery to Willi.iaison and Upchurch tegister-ed in Book No. 114, at page 427 of the Register of Deeds ollice of Wake county. Terms of sale, one third cash; residue in two equal installments one and two years after day of sale, 6 per cent interest. Hour of salt 12 in. Williamson, Surviving partner and Trustee.

B. 22 other tracts of land will be sold at same time and place. Williamson. HALE OF LAND. On Tut sday, October 2, at the court house door in Raleigh, N.

I will sell at public auction tract of land in Wake county, Mark's creek township, adjoining the lands of Gary Wall, A. T. Mial, H. L. Lassiter and C.

M. Williamson, being the land formerly occupied by Beverly Williamson, deceased, and now occupied by his family, containing about 200 acres. This salo is made under powers conveyed in a paper made Novtmber 111, 1881, and recorded in book 67, page 217, Register of Deeds otliee, Wake county. Terms of sale: One-third cash; residue in two equal Installments one and two years after day of sale; six per cent interest. Hour of salo 12 m.

B. P. WILLIAMSON. N. 22 other tracts of land will be fold at the same time and place.

B. P. Williamson. North Carolina, Superior Court, Before D. H.

Young.C. Wake County. Joel Brown, J. J. others, ex partt.

Maynard and Ou Monday, the 25th day of October A. D. 1897, we, the undersigned commissioners appointed by the court in the above entitled special proceedings, will expose for sale at public outcry on the premises to the highest bidder for cash, or on a credit, as may be announced at sale, all that tract or parcel of land in Wake county, N. in Buck Horn township, bounded on the north by lands of Talitha WoHlble, on the east by Pe, gy Wilson, on the south by the line of Thomas Womble, dee'd, on the west by Prescilla Womble, containing one hundred and ninety eight acres, more or less and more fully described in deod recorded in office of Register of Deeds for Wake county in Book No. 2 at page 372, and in the complaint in said pro ceedings.

W. 'Wombli. W. 'Peelr, Com'rs. Peele Maynara, Attorneys for Wanted Anjdea SS protect Ton? ther'm? bring job wraith.

Wiiw JOIIK WkDI)KIUJtRM a PatMil auor. a7f WMiiiaston. D. Mr their stjno prire oflar aad Uaa of one lavsaUoae ML NASAL CATARRH. A Trial Will Convince You.

SIMPSON'S PHARMACY. Ask for the "Little Giant" School Shoes. At $1,011. $1 and We sell shoes as cheap as others pay for them to sell again. S.

C. POOL. 130 Fayette ville St. Through rullmau vestlbu! nr.iwlng Room HtinYt sleeping Car and Vestllmlid coaches without change 011 Aorfolk limited. Double ilally trains between UalolKh, Char otte and Atlanta Quick llmo, tutxcclled accommodation.

Vv. u. GREEN, Ot.hrtm iioerlutendeni A. TUK' Gcuera' fHUku Agent C. J.

otii.f. Traffic Manaei MORTGAGE SALE. On Tuesday, October 26, 1897, at the court bouse door in Raleigh, 1 will sell at public auction a tract of land in Wake county adjoining the lands of Gary Wall, A. Mial and others, and bounded as fol lows: Begins at a point where Foplar creek crosses the new road, A Mial's corner, runs thence east- wardlv along said new road 1C7 2-3 poles to a slake, thence north 3 de grees west 124 poles to a stake in the lines of Williamson and Gary Wall's thence south 88 degrees west 175 poles to said Poplar creek, thence down the various courses of said creek 97 poles to the bejnnDinir, containing 119 acres, more or less, being the land conveyed to Lassiter by William son and wife by deed delivered con temporaneousiy with the mortgage under which said sale will be made. bale made by virtue or powers conferred by a purchase money mortgage from Lassiter to Williamson, registered in Book 79, page 25 of the Register of Deeds of tice of Wake county.

Termsof sale one third cash, resi due in two equal installments one and two years after day of scle, 6 per cent interest. Hour of sale 12 B. P. Williamson, Mortgagee. 22 other tracts of land will be sold at same time and place.

Williamson. MORTGAGE SALE. On Tuesday, October 26tb, 1897, at the court house door in Raleigh I will sell at public auction the ti act of land in awift creek township, Wake county, containing 65 acres beginning at a stake near a pine, Win Edwards' and Mullen's corner; runs thence squth 87 degrees, east 70 poles to a stake, formerly a pine; thence with cam Dell line south 8 degrees, east 127 poles to a stake; thence north 87 degrees west 96 poles to a stake in Edwards' line; thence north 3 degrees 126 poles to the beginning; It being the land conveyed to Auderson Burt by Williamson and wife and Upchurcb and wife by deed deliv ered contemporaneously with the mortgage under which said sale will be made. Sale made under powers conferred by a purchase-money mortgage from said Anderson Burt to Williamson and Upchurch, registered Id book 101 at page 39 of the register of deeds' office of Wake county. Terms of sale: One third cash; residue In two qual installments one and two years aftr day of sale, with 6 per cent interest, Hour of sale 12 m.

Surviving Partner and -N. 22 other tracts of land will be sold at same time and place Williamson. se22tds gHOW Daily, Daily Except Sunday. JDatly L' Nos. 403and 402, "The AtlanteSpe- cial, Solid Vestibuled Train of Pullman sleepers and coaches between Washington and Atlanta, also Pullman sleepers between Portsmouth and Chester, S.

C. Nos. 41 and 38, "The S. A. L.

Express," Solid Train, Coaches and Pullman Sleepers between Portsmouth and Atlanta. Company sleepers between Columbia and Atlanta. Both trains make immediate connections at Atlanta for Montgomery, Mobile, New Orleans, Texas, California, Mexico, Chattanooga, Nashville, Memphis, Macon and Florida. For tickets, sleepers, apply to B. A.

Newland, Gen. Agt Dept. 6 Hitnball House, Atlanta, 6a. H. S.

Leard, Sal. Pass. Raleigh, N. C. E.

St. John, Vki President and General Manager. H. W. B.

Glover, Traffic Manager V. E. McBee, General Superinten dent T. J. Anderson, General Passenger Agent.

General offices: Portsmouth. Va, NOTICE OF SALE. By virtue of authority given In mortgage irom Burton Mangum and vi recoruea in Iteirlsler otnae of waKe county, in book 106. narre 44,1 in sen on monaav. me 27th dav or September, 1897, at public auction f'-r cash at the court house door of Wake county, the lands conveyed In said mortgage, same being situated near Wake Forest college, Wake county, N.

adjoining Uie lauds of the late W. G. Simmons, the late J. S. Pure-foy, the late W.

T. Walters and others, and described as follows: First Lot Begins at a pine corner of the land of said W. G. Simmons and W. T.

Walters and runs thence south 39 degrees, west 6 76-100 chains to a stone on south side of the Walters thence north 871 degrees, west 928-100 chains to a stone on the Walters path- thence north 42 degrees, east 8-85 chains to the beginning, containing 2 12-100 acres Second Lot-Begins at a stone corner of above named lot on said Walters path, runs thenoe nprth 42 degrees, west 6 16-100 chains toa rone, corner of King Young's on Caroline Montague lot, In said Simmons line; thence south 27 degrees, west 345-100 chains to a stone on the north side of said Walter path; thenoe south 814 degrees, rast 5 -100 chains to the beginning, containing 83-100 of an acre, being land conveyed to Burton Man-gum by deed recorded in said book IU8, page 143 Time of sale 13 o'olook m. This August 26, 1897. J- If. Holding, ag27-30d 1 Mortgagee. FREE LITERAriHt.

Mr. Brraa tald la hit law ta Ik hm aflvw w. yiTtrla.pa. il, aojdoa I. tta, watchword, 1') la .11 uavp.

nar aaas 111 b. pliiS Iks Silw CituUtor all tru lS. u.lt Sum wkTwUl ZTrZ npl. eoaiu Um tat aiuribatioa QtTtm tks ncmlm a larn aatwut! m4 Ita funif AdtrMi Trvr Utter i 1 scarf pins, belt pins, link cuff buttons, C) of It is Done Roll Plate Jeweirv given aay those having drafts on us for the same We have j'ist received a hand- some show worth useful sucli iis watch chains, cull buttons, shirt buttons, breast pins, shirt waist, si ts, fec- Ointment FARMERS DIFFER IN OPINION. No the bfst time to sow Annual Clover Sed.

In the husk they are surer and better crop than Cleaned Seed. It ground is baked between your cotton and corn rows, run over very lightly with cultivator and sow broadcast thirty of cleaned or sixty pounds of seed in the husk. The mouth of September is Ihe proper time to sow all grasses. Small plats should be spaded deep, and helds should be broken with two-horse ploughs, and thoroughly pulverized with dice and harrow. We are giving this iuf rmation from our experience.

We bava seed to sell. We charge only for tbem. We have now in stock Crimson Clover Seed, cleaned and in the I usk; Choice Red Clover Seed; beat quality Orchard Grass Seed; Bine Grass of finest guaJity for lawns, etc Virginia Winter Rye, Virginia Winter Oats. 'there is no advanoa in field seed with the exception of wheat Will be glad to give firices on anytbirg you wish in the seed ine. Nearly everything in the grocery line has advanced 46 to 50 per cent.

We have been been compelled to advance the price of Uoller Champion Floor." Oar "High Art Coffee." "He-No-Tee" and "CloTer Hill Butter" art retailed at former prices, although there has been material advance in price of butter. Canned Goods are very much higher. Will make it to the interest of persona buying In large lots to give as a calL Sons Wholesale and Retail Grocers. iPEAGE Institute, i Owe of the great feamale eahoola of Horth Caroliaa. thoroaght select.

Moat teasoa-' able BTieea. Sand for oatalogaa. JAMES DINWIDDIE, M. A. (of Univ.

of Va Where to Get School BOOkS, second Hand SOUTHERN BOOK EXCHANGE, Over Hughes' China Store. All kindsof books taken in exchange. We pay more cash for old books and can furnish you tablets, paper, pens, ink. cheap; will call for or send books anywhere in the city. M.

M. SMITH PHONE 253 B. AU these are rolled plate and warranted. We are prepared to take up your drafts. OURFALLSTOCK i Is now complete and we can save you money.

1 ,000 pairs 10c socks at 5c a pair. ADMINISTRATRIX NOTICE. Having this day qualified as administratrix, of the estate of Mrs Riggan deceased, this is to notify all persons having claims against the estate to present the same, on or before the 20th day of July, 1898, or this notice will be plead, in -bar of recovery. Maoqie RGattis. aug6 law6v the the all it.