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eVXEs9B9 CITY OOrtONMAKKET. made clothing. t3v TtMf.firaDh. News and Observer VsTMaal The Rockingham papjrsays i I'Dr. Will.

H. Bobbitt, eldest son of Rev. Dr. J. B.

Bobbitt. who has resided in Rockingham Ready-Llade (-lotting. to bo torn down, and none of the poi tion containing the cells. So it can stand until the new Jail is sufficiently advanced to hold the prisoners, when they can be transferred and the old jail torn down. The circular which has teen issued In regard to the meeting Ibere fair week, to take action in regard to insurance rates, attracts much attention.

In our notice of it we said a New England company proposed to take such risks at the regular rates. We should have said the New England Mutual insurance companies, of which there are in all seventeen. Mr. Joseph JE. Toms, who for two years has been clerk in the Executive department, has resigned, to go into business with his father and broher at Norfolk, Va.

He has proved efficient in his position and has made many warm friends during his stay here, who regret to' "see hhn go. He will now be in the commission business at 80 Myer' wharf, Norfolk. Bishop Lyman has gone to Philadelphia to attend the Episcopal convention. Rev. Dr.

Marshall ler. yes to-morrow. The clerical delegates from North Carolina are Rev. C.Huske, Fayetteville; Rev. N.

C. lghes, Greenville Rev. Dr. A. A.

Watso Wilmington Rev. Dr. Mi M. Marshall, Raleigh. The lay delegates are Dr.

A. J. DeRossct, Col. J. W.

Atkinson, Maj. John Hughes, Col. W. L. DeRosset.

BERWANGER BROTHERS' OUR FALL AND WINTER STOCK OP CLOTHING FOR MEN, YOUTHS, BOYS CHILDREN Is ready and complete in every Department and competition can't touch itr UK GENTS' FURNISHING EPA RTAl EJS 1 Comprises a line of the latest Novelties of the season, such as Gents' Neckwear Underwear, White Shirts. Percale Shirts, Ready-made or to order Hosiery including Silk and Lisle of the best manufactures. Kid Gloves in all Shades and of the best makes. Collars, Cuffs, Umbrellas in' Scotch Gingham, Alpaca, Silks, Our Comprises the Latest NOVELTIES in STIFF AND SOFT HATS for men boys and Children. I A WORD We simply ask you all to come and examine our Stock; you are under no obligations to buy.

A careful inspection cannot fail to assure you of the above facts. The Highest Grades and ONE UNIFORM LOW PRICE will be found in every Department of this New and attractive DISPLAY OF LATEST STYLES. Very Rcspectfull', BERW ANGER LEADING CLOTHIERS ANb TAtLORS, Opposite TJ. 8. foat Office.

N. Parents are especially requested to call and. examine our Boys' and Children's i Gents Furnishings. Fall and Winter Glotblng i AT d. s.

WArrrs. Jnst received a new lot of SHOES. BurroN, HAND-MADE, LACH and ELASTIC GAITERS. HATS! HATS! HATS! The latest style of SOFT and STIFF HATS, whl-m will be sold at reasonable pries Aljso a fresh arrival of CUFFS, 8CARF4. GLOVES, NECKTIES, COLLARS.

i BOCKS, HANDKERCHIEF', Ao. SAliPLES. Fine English add French Cass lmt res for my Custom Department. 1 buiu made to measure and we guarantee a perfect lit or no sale. A few Ory Good which mast be closed out.

A nios lot of Red nd White Flannel to be sold at td below oct. 1 JCome and examine before buy. D. 8. WAITT.

D. T. JOHNSON Exchange Building, 309 S. Wilmington Street. Agent for the celebrated Delta Cotton Tie, Buy no other, asa your merchant tor them, BAGGING, ALL WEIGHTS, AND GROCERIES AT BOITOM PRICES, i New Riveri Mullets Received almost daily; and sold to the bade at Fishery prices.

We are now receiving largo qn ntltiea of MOUNTAIN A fFLKS which we a.e selling very CHcaP. These apple are ltrgp and very find fl ivored. end us ou rdera. ConsUntlyon bacd Chicken, Ergaard Fresh country Batter. FINE STRAINED HONEY at wholesale or retail.

Cheaper than Sugar or Syrup, We solicit oorreanondenoe. We solicit consign roenti of lit N. C. Four, N. C.

Pao.n. Torn V. RggH But er, Chlcxtmi apples, Cat Ac. s'e. ani prompt rti.rD 1.

JO.ir 8iN A BAGGING AND TIES. BUY YOUR BAGGING, 1 TIES AMD GROCERIES FRO Norris, Wyatt Taybr. WHOLasAL Gbocks ajtd Com isp ion MXSCHABTfl, Raleigh, North 0-4--. I We tako pleasure in calling vour attention to our large stock of bagging. Tie and Grooerles and beg to solicit a share ol your orders and trade.

fqj; order you may favor us with shall ynr prompt attention and giv yon saTwrnJon both as to quality and prion. Our terms of will a liberal as any other In 1 1 trad Trusting you wilt favor with a iv and wi th the arane of our desire tq serve you, we are Tours Bespr ctfmllyi i. NOEBI8, WYA'lTdt TAYLOR gTATK FAIR RENTING. The ining Rooms, Lunch Count rs and Beer tends on tbe Fair Ground ol the- A 1 1 1 Ci I will k. win Ainuuiwuru Dwini -to tbe highest bid er on MON A OO OBBR lt.

1883, 11 o'elf w. 1 xerms i en per cent, oasu, a HFnnA.1 an rul nawaKla M1 edV of Fair Week. -W. G. UPCbUhAJM, JAMES MoKJV JOHN NICHOLS, sept, 88 6t.

R-ntrng CommlUeo, i Market MvportNoon New Yobk. September 29 Moner anlet dull ac'2a2. Exchange Ions; 4.83i abort 4.85. State bonds quiet. Govern ments strong.

Cotton auiet and eaav: aalea 1.977 bmiM uplands 1UI: Orleans lOi. Futures steady: September none; October 10.35; November 10.44; December 10.55s January 10.67; February 10.81. quiet and unenaneea. WbMt fairly active at a i higher. Corn quiet, i a better.

Pork weak at Lard steady at 18.27 i. Spirits turpentine 40. Kosln il.50al 60. Freights steady. Liverpool, September 29 Nooi.

Cot- ton market dull: middling uplands 61; middling Orleans fi; sales 7,000 bales; Deoulation and xrort 1.000: receipts 600, American uplands, low middling clause, September delivery. 6 64 aiso 50 64alsa5 5Z 64also5 61 64also5 50 04; September and October 5 49 64; October November 5 48-64; jNovemoer and December 5 48-64; December and January 48 64; January and February 5 61-64; February and March 6 64 64. Futures dull. Cheese 53s 6d. MAEKET REFQBT NIGHT.

Nsw roam, September 29. Exchange 4.82i. Money 22i. Sub-treasury bal- anoes cash 127,9. sub-treasury bal ance ourrency 17,670.

uovernment bonds generally strong; per cents 114; 4- per cent 12 3 per oenu 121 i. State bonds irregular; Ala. class i to 6, olas small, 83 bid; Alabama olass 6' 99; Alabama, class 4's, 811 bid; Georgia 6s 102 bid; Ueorgla 7's, mortgage, 104 Did; Georgia gold lltf bid; Louisiana consols 70; North Carolina's 30 bid; North Caro lina's new 18 bid; North Carolina's funding 10: North Carolina's special tax 4 bid; Sooth Carolina Brown consols 103; Ten nessee 6's 30 asked; Tennessee's new 36; aked; Virginia 6's 86 bid; Virginia consols 41s bid; Virginia deferred 8 ssked- Adam hx press ISO; American Expresa t9; Chesapeake A Ohio- 16; Chicago Alton 113 Chicago North estern 125; Chicago Northwestern preferred 145: Chicago, St, Loais A New Orleans 80; Consolidated Coal 20 bid; Delaware A Lackawanna ll: Denver A alo tirande 27; Erie 311; East Tennessee railroad Fort Wayne 131; Hannibal A St. Joseph 42: Harlem 190: Houston A Texas 58; Illinois Central 129; Lake Shore 102; Louis ville A Nashville 50i; Manhattan Elevated 40; Memphis A Charleston 41; Met ropolitan Elevated 92: Michigan Central 821; Mobile A Ohio 121; Nashville A Chattanooga 56; Nsw Jersey Central 81; New Orleans iaoine Orsta 831; New York Central 1151 New York Elevated Norfolk A Western preferred 89 North ern racino 33i; nortnern raolfio prefer red 65J; Ohio Mississippi 301. Ohio A Mississippi preferred 90 Psclfie Mall 88 PiUshurg 185; QuioksUver Quick silver preferred 831; Beading 61: Rich mond A Alleghany 61; Richmond A Danville 68; Richmond A West Point Terminal 292; Bock Island 1221 St.

Louis A San Francisco 282; St. Louis San Francisco preferred 472; St. Louis A San Francisco first prerred 88; St. Paul 102ft; St. Paul preferred 1171; Texas Pacific Union Pacific 891; U.

8. Express 60; Wa- bash Pacific 202; Wabash Pacific prtferred 832; WelhvFargo 118; Western Union 791. Cotton net receipt gross 6,436. Futures closed steady; sale 65,000 bales; October 10.39; November 10.49; December 10.6910 60; January 10.71al0.72; February 10.85; Marcn 10.9810.99; April 11 10all.ll; May ll.21all.22; June lLSlall.33; July U.41all 43; August ll.49all.60. ootton lei and easy; sales 1.Z77 Dales: apiands loft, Orleans 10i; consolidated net receipts export to France 86.

Southern Hour quiet and unchanged. Wheat spot lot, a trine higher, dosing firm, a shade under best figures. No. 2. spring, 61; ungraded red No.

2, red, septemDer, si.iuai.iii. lorn- spot lota, more active ana price witnout marked chang ungraded 561a62; ungraded wbite 69, No. 2, September 61 la 6tft. Oats spot lot tathsr weak: No. 8.

8S1; do. whit 35, No. 2, September 841. Bops dull and unchanged. Coffee spot strong sud quiet; fair ftio cargoes lulaJOi; No.

7, liio, Oataber del very, sa 6 Sugar yery firm, qait and scant; fair Cuba 6ft; fair to good rt fining 6a61; refined yery mm. steady ana quiet, juce firm, in moderate demands Cotton seed oil quoted at 4U49. Rosin quiet at L50a i.w. apiiits inrpentii.e ou.i at woe quiet, steady. WiOl firm anc quiet; doms-Uj fiece 30a43; exaa 14 27c.

Pork very quiet and steadily held; mess spot, 811.60a 12.00, a to quality; clear back l6.50ai7.00; rump Iil.svi; Aiiddie dull and wnouy nominal; long clear 6ft. Lard 2a i point lower, and very dull and weak; prLne steam, spot, quoted at ls.25a8.30; October 88 Freights firm; ooUon ftd; wheat 4d. Baltihoxe, k9. Oat quiet and steady; southern 3640; western wbite 8Sa39; do. mixed 8436.

Coflee firm; Rio oargoe, ordinary to fair, 9isl0i. Sugar steady; A soft 82. Whisky qu.et at 11.18 1.19. Freight unchanged. CiyoAQO, September 29.

Flour quiet with price steady and unchanged. Wheat In fair demand and higher; regular 951 for September: 9296i for October; 9595 for November; No. 2, Chios go spring 951a 951; No. 2, red winter 81 OUal.02. Corn quiet at 491 fnr cash and September; 49fta 491 lor October; 482s48I for November.

Oat in fair demand and higher at 272 for cash; 271 for September; 28 for October; 21 for November. dull and lower at 6162. Pork lower at for cash; I0.60al0.65 tor September; S10.52fta 10.55 for Ootober; 10.45al0.471 for November. Lard lower at $7.85 lor cash, September and October; 87.621s7.65 for November. Bulk meats in fair demand; shoulders 84.60; short rib 6.05; short' clear sawaTaar 5 S8SSSSSS88 SS8S8SSSggg 8888888S- ooo0 be ggge888geg a a i gsgtgsSggggg rl A a-z Sm'o i-afi-S-o? ao-a8355op5 Cetti Uacelpla.

Skftexbeb 29. The following are the net reoelpt of cotton at the porta, to-day. Galveston, bale; Norfolk 119 bale; Baltimore, bales; Boston, 8 bales; WUmington, 676 bales; PhUadel- Sbja.211 bale; Bavannah, 5.1 "2 Dale; Mew rieaas 6,008 bales Mobile, balsa; Memphl. 1,178 bale: Angukta, 1.384 bale; Cnarieston, 4,644 bale. Norfolk ollo 29.

Cotton steady, at 10 cent tie: reeeipU 1,619 bale. Wllminrto Cotton ftr i. tv WujciireToir, September 29. Cotton dull at 10, 9 and 8 13-16 oenU net receipt 676 bales. i Wilmington Nafal Stores Market.

Wilicikotoic, September 39 -Spirit tur. pentine quiet at 36. Rosin steady, at IL12t fi strained and 1.17i for good strained. Tar firm at 2.00 Crude turpentine steady at $1.25 for hard, 2.25 for yellow dip and virgin. fomCUXLT BXTOBTXD BV THB COPTOS XX-CHAKOX.

OOSKBOTXD DAILY. RAUas, Sept 29, 1888- 5 r. Qoo MMdllM MiM oinot Aiidd ins; Middling 8trtet Low Middliac Low Middling Middling Stains 8trict Good Ordinary Buiot urcunary Stalna DMUUHMlHIIIMHMMiMIN Tone of market quiet. Storm and gin cut cotton 8ia8J. Charlotte Cotton Sarket, Chaxlottb, Sept.

28, 1883. Receipts 309 Receipts since 1st September 3,317 The oity cotton market yesterday closed quiet and eisy at the following quota tlons Low Middling 91 Middling 9a9 Good Middling 9 13 16a9 15 16 Baltimore Naval Store Market Corrected Weekly by Messrs. James A. Hanover Baltimore, Sept. 26.

The market for spirit turpentine Is firm, with prices lower, say from 39141. Rosin firmer, 1.1- 1 with a iur aemana, wivn ie as io! lows: Common Strained No 1 Pale (as iu oualitv) 1. 45s 1 55 1.65a 1 90 2.102.55 2.754.26 Tar firm at 4.253.00, as to sise lot psck reU Pitch. S2.121a2.60. Fayetteville Naval stores Market.

FAYXTrxvii.LB,N. O. September 27. Oude1 Turpentine Hard fl.25a0.00; yellow dip 12.25; virgin dip 2.25; spiriU 84; Rosin strained ta ple 90af2.75. GoUsboro Market.

Goldsboro, N. 1883. Cotton Market closed steady with sales at ta9i cents. Fayetteville Cotton Market. Fatxtteville, Sept.

27. 91 Middling Low Middling. urainary suineu ti Durham Tobacco Market. Dukha September 26,1883. Frosted 82 00 to 4 00 Common trashy lug 6 00 to 7 00 Common rough leaf 6 00 to 7, 00 Com.

to med new smokers 7 00 to 9 00 Medium to good 9 00 to 15 00 Good to fine 15 00 to 18 00 Fancy 18 00 to 80 00 Com. to med. new filler 7 00 to 9 00 Medium to Good New Filler 9 00 to 13 00 Good to Fine New Fillers 13 00 to 16 00 Med'm to Com. New Wrap. 14 00 to 20 00 Good to Medium New Wrap.

20 00 to 88 00 uooa to fine ew wrappers 40 00 to 60 00 Fancy 60 00 to 80 00 Winston Tobacco Market. WnrsTOir, N. September 28. Lugs red. 6 60 to 8 00 Lug common bright 8 :60 to 9 60 Lugs good 10 00 to 12 00 Lugs fine IS 00 to 18 00 Leal red filler common 8 00 to 10 00 Rich waxy fillers 14 00 to 18 00 Leaf ...20 00 to 25 00 Cutting ....12 00 to 15 00 Wrappers bright common 20 00 to 00 Wrapper good 80 00 to 40 00 Wrapper fine 45 00 to 60 00 Wrappers fancy 76 00 to 100 00 North Oabou a 1CC, WAim Coubtt.

I September 27, 1888. rpOiALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. having been appointed Receiver ef the Warren Saving Bank, by ice Superior Court ef said Warren county at it Fall Term, 1888, this is to give notice to all persons who have claims against the aaid 8 Tings Bank, to present them to mi at my office in Warrenton, duly proved, oa or before the first day of February, 1884. Tho who are Indented to the said Warren Saving Bank will make payment to mi at once. R.

D. FLEMING, Receiver Warren Saving Bank W. A. C.M.COOE, Attorney tpt. ao act Taluable Bear Estate For Sale.

WE OFFKl FOR SALE A TRACT OF LAND eonUlnlftc about fc.o ere, situated about four miles east of the olty of Rsletgh. adjoining the lands of the "8 ter eeUte," a W. 8hffbr sncLouers. Aboat one-bslf of sal ttaet Ueleared lnc, aalUible to the oaltirsilon of ooUon, corn aad small grata, vhe other half is Umbered land, original growth and old field pine aboat equally divided. On the land taer is a new tour room Dwelling House, necessary outhouses, good spring of water near the house, Barn.

Stables and four tenant houses. TlUe warrasted. Terns one-third essh and balance oa time to salt tbe purchaser. Title retained nnul purchase swmj is paia. ror lunuerpanioaiars sppiT to fuOD, Attorneys.

sept. lm. Fresh Arrivals Everj Day OF EX1BA 0H0I0E SEW and SEi 80 SABLE -AT w. C. A B.

STROMACa'S WEOrjESALX AND BBTAIL I GROCERS and COFFEE ROASTERS. THURBER'8 NEW fRUIT PRBSKBVB3 AMD JXLLIJCS. QatrMteedeqaaltotDe Best Home-made, 2 nd 41b auss Jars, 13 BJ nd 18 oance TTmblers. -PSACH, PEAR, QUINCB, PINB APPLE, WHITE CHERRY and 8TRAWBSRBT PBJS8ERYE8, pound Jars, 63 cents, 41b Jars tL80. FANCY EVAPORATED PEACHES AND APPLES.

PINE FRENCH COOKING OB EATISO PRUNES, 10 to cents per pound. Fore Vermont Maple Syrup, and 1 Gallon Tins aad uvut Botues. Canton Preesrred Qlnger, whole pots tl.50 esc A. Edam. Plae Annte aad Tarbeu Cbeese.

Flaest KngUsbBreaKast aad Formosa Oolong Teas, 1 handsome 1 poand Canisters $1 00 escta. Wilson's FreeaCkee, Bponf PtBgers, anil. a Bsndwloa, French Lemon and Sugar Jumbles, Lemon Wafers, Orange Bars, Coconu Fingers, Xgg BUonit, Ac, Ac i FINE HEATS Old Southampton Virginia Hams, Ferris' Canvassed Pig Hams, small Uncan-vassed Breaklast Strips, Sugar Cured Shoulders IS to 12U eenw per lb CHOICE OLD TOILET bOaP at 10 oenU per pouad. Fine Toilet Soap at Red need Prloes. Alexis Qodlllot's Pare (White) Ollre soap at 0 cents per pound.

Canned Peaches and Tout- toes, sou ui Choicest Standard Brands of Peaches bay. and Tomatoes. Now Is the time to Oir TTbolesale Department. We are prspared to offer greater Inaaoementa than ever to ine Jobbing Trade. Oar stoek Is Larger, Variety greater and price lower thaa tney have been Ijt long whUe.

Samples, Price and Prloe List on application. i TU8T ARRIVED A riNR UNB OF dent' Handmade tshoe, Ls dies' Cloaks, in ail stjles and Ladle' Jersey Jackets, assorted colors, all a.yle. We wish our friends to call and ee them. J. P.

GULaJSr. Raleigh, Sept. 7. dim. ANK STOCK FOR SALE.

18 SHAKES RALEIGH NATIONAL BANK STOCK. I will sell twelve share of the Cpitl Stock of the Raleigh National Bank auction. flilisboro, on Monday, October 1st, 12 o'clock. A. W.

GRAHAM, Ad m. of Wm. Kirk land, deceased. sept. ust, vi m9 iiiMWii eeeee mm tVsV RALEIGI1.

W. 8Q 1888. FRED. A. OLDS, Cwi Kditob ADVERTISERS As we go to press much earlier than formerly, we must ask bur patrons) to please Land their advertisements the forenoon.

if possible in Tbe Vtler Tonr For the Middle Atlantic States, -partly cloui'y weather, followed on Sunday even- ing by local rains stationary or slight rise in temperature and lower barometer; winds generally from cast to south.) South. Atlan- tw States, generally lair weathert lower barometer, south to west winds; stationary or slight rise in temperature. Hew AdrerlisenaenUi. Berwancrer Bros. Cflothinkj R.

D. Fleming. To who jT it may con cern, i Tilliftn RnpniMr Tiir.lrr Hn.il. W. C.

Groceries. "Haywood Uaywood Valuable Real Estate 'or Sale. Observallouat. Business was lively yesterday. Col.

Kenan has returned froom Boston, tb-mor- Two-ceatT postage- into effect row. Maj. Winder's little daughter Gertrude is sick. Mr. P.

L. Bridgcrs, of Wilmington, is in me ciiy. Mr. and Mrs. Isadore Rosenthal hive ar rived in the city.

I Mr. P. A. Wiley, of Durham, was here yesterday. The receipts of "cotton yesterday were 37a bales.

The Mayor was not bothered with; esses yesterday, Mammoth cattle and hogs jwill he fea tures 01 me lair, Judge 'Merrimon's commission was is' sued yesterday afternoon. The courthouse people are, getting in tneir winter supply 01 coaL Mrs. E. A. Robins (tue Miss' Mary Tay lor; is here on a visit to relatives.

Mr. W. B. a evening and is at the Yarbo rived here last The offices of treasurer am of the State fair have been coi Moated. Mr.

W. Durham, who nearly well again, will make Winston i East Morgan street is being Improved between Fayetteville andi Wilmington streets. -i Raleigh has some of the smallest fox- hunters in creation kids of six and eight years old. Hon. A.

8. Merrimon was yesterday ap pointee an Associate usuce 01 tee Bu Dreme court. The frame of the tower of the Christian I church, corner Hillsboro and Dawson I streets, is up. Drummers' licenses were yesterday issued to uiu new xorx; Kichards Philadelphia. month about 300 each of postal notes arid money orders have been issued from tne oince.

Mr. Schiveley, keeper off the National cemetery here, goes to Gettysburg, Pa, tomorrow on a visit. if, Raleigh has perhaps as many varieties of vehicles as any place In the cottntryi There must be at least fifty kinds. 4 1 The county commissioners neet to-morrow. On Tuesday they will appoint school committeemen for all the districts.

The Raleigh Light Inf antrtjiwffl liereaf-- ter have three drills a week. The company expects to make a good paiae fair week. Some one asks the questioalwhy so few merchants in advertising give their numbers. It really is strange that i they do not. The Supreme court meeti to-morrow.

There will be about twenty-Aye applicants for license. Most of those are now in the The State fair will be a great success, say letters from all parts of the Stkte a splendid exhibition and an immense crowd If you only place a 8-cent sUrnp oil a letter to-day, it will not go unti to-morrow. Remember that to-morrow the: rate Is only 2 cents. Remember also that! October begin to-morrow. i The stands and privileges at the State fair grounds will be rented at 11 o'clock te- morrow morning, at the grahdjstaod.

The public will take, notice. Mr. J. W. Crews, manager of the Wes- tern Union Telegraph office, leaves to-mor- row for Westirgaiiai He and Mrs.

Crews will go to the Louisville exposition. The Raleigh Light Infantry has again chosen Capt. D. Upchurch as its commander, and has accepted an Invitation to attend the Tarboro falrf The Clinton "Caucasian" Bkys 'Mr. S.

G. Worth and family.will leave for Boston to-day. They will be jomedblrMrsi Owen Fennell, of Wilmington, Mrs. iVVorth's sis-; ter." IT Divine services at Person Street lietho dist church to-day at conduct-' ed by the pastor, Rev. R.

F. Bumpass, and at p. by Rev. J. E.

Efsjis, of Georgia. i sign Is a gorgebis affair.and looks as if it had been rolled through a diamond mine. It represents a keir of lairer. and attracts much attention sbv it hril. liancy.

I Lt. Gov. Robinson leaves in Macon county Tuesday, creased the number of his for his home He has in- warm friends here and in the State since betook hold of the reins of government. There will be a called meeting the Raleigh Literary and Debating Society tomorrow evening at 8 o'clock, fn their hall. Business of importance is to Ijo transacted and it is hoped that all the njember will be present.

Mr. R. Hr Bradley, marsLaj and, librarian of Supreme court, las certainly arranged the books of the 1 brary in good We do not remember have ever seen them in such excellent orler. A gentleman from the Nortli irho riecently visited one of our planing mil said it was the best equipped one in the South it came nearer bein tii-eproof than any mill in the country. If a fire ever breaks but in tie Washington graded school building i South street during school bourn there wllj be af catastrophe, as the stairs are so lonfiut-d and steep jjthat it Is diJJicult to descend them even in a leisurely 'manner.

The postoftice in this city ik not Use tbe new two-cent stamp for soma lime yet, as there is a large stock Of the 1 two-centers on hand, which will be first consumed. The new stamp is general! pronounced homely. The fourth annual exhibition the Roanoke district grange agricultural fair will 1 hpll at Wnmllun Hi fn 25. J. 1J.

Edwards is presidept, IliC. Edwards treasurer," E. B. LassiteJ- secretary of uie iair association. It is probable that the few prisoners now in jail here will be kept theid and nottrans- Xerred to Durham jail.

The stand immedianely in rear jail is to the court- house, and its northwest where tie southeast corner corner will be the Old jail is. Only a portion of the old ail will have for the past eighteen months, will on Mon-1 day next remove to Raleigh, and permanently locate in that city. Dr. Bobbitt is a skillful physician, and his success in our midst has been marked. His uniform gentlemanly bearing since became among us has made for him many warm friends, who very much regret to part with him.

We bespeak for him a bright future, and distinction in his profession. Another of our esteemed citizens, Dr. B. H. Garrett, will in a few days leave for Raleigh, to fol low his profession, the practice oiidentlatry, and also to continue the drug business in connection with Dr.

Will Bobbitt, with whom he has been associated in that business for several months past. Dr. Garrett is a nice gentleman, a skillful dentist and a valuable citizen. His many warm friends reeret to eive him up. We wish the doc-.

tor great success in his new home." Tbe Dead from Arlington. We are very glad to know that yesterday the fund which the Ladies' Memorial Asso ciation is raising for the purpose of bringing the remains of the North Carolina sol diers from Arlington to Kalelgh, was in creased by a number of contributions. Di Tactions have been Bent in regard to the dis interment, and a committee will go to Washington this week to co-operate with Mrs. C. W.

Harris In the work which she so kindly undertook. Rev. E. Rich, in a most graceful letter, accepted the invitation to act as chaplain on the occasion. The caskets will leave Baltimore Tuesday morning, October 16, it is probable and reach here the evening of the same day.

They will lie in state in the capitol untu Wednesday afternoon at 4 o'clock, when the ceremonies of reinterment will take place at Oakwood. At these cer emonies, which will be of the most impos ing character, many companies of the State uuara will be present. vjoi. a. a.

Andrews several weeks ago kindly tendered the ladies free trans porta tion from Washington to Raleigh over his roads. His, kindness and thoughtfulness in the matter are duly appreciated by the memorial association. To-morrow persons desiring to contrib ute to the fund for bringing the bodies here can leave their Contributions at either of the three banks, and the clever cashiers will receive them with pleasure. Tuesday all will be published in Tub Nsws and Ob- ssbvkb. I The first real skin cure ever discovered was Dr.

Benson's Skin Cure. It cures all rough and scaly skin diseases and makes the skin smooth and healthy, lt is an or nament to any lady's toilet. Alma Stuart Stanley sails from Liverpool next wees. Atf vice te 9Ietfera Mrs. Wlnalow'a Soo thine Svtud should always be used when children are cutting teetj.

It relieves the liUle sufferer at once; lt reduces natural, qalet sleep by reiievioK the child from pain, and the lit tie cherub awakes as ''bright as a but ton." It la very pleasant to taste. It soothe the child, softens the guma. allays all pain, relieves wind, regulate the lioweis, and is the best known remedy for diarrhoea, whether arising frtn teething or other Twenty-ttve cents a Dot tu. Joseph Murphy opened Philadelphia last week. his season in Mr.

J. H. Hawkins, Ridgeway, N. C. savs: "I used Brown's Iron Bitter as a tonic and found it very beneficial." The "Heads trone Turk" is said to be a failure.

New novelties. In fine pictures, easels and bevel mirrors in rich plush frames at Fred. A. Watson's, manufacturer of picture frames, window' shades, cornices, etc, dealer in wall paper, easv chairs, mirrors, mirror plates, and all kinds of house No. 112 Fayett eville street.

The Glasgow, Kentucky, Time reportai child two years old which weighs a hun dred and eighty-seven pound. Tax IiAjeoKST xsa Bkst Skliotxo ine of boys and children's suits in the city B. Andrews Co'a. atR, Ovkbooats Ovibooats I Licht weicrht medium and heavy, for men and boys now coming in at U. Andrews Co s.

i TmrBiTKS, Bags akd Valisxs in riety and at low prices at Ii. B. Co's. great va-Andrews Piomo, Fruit, lunch, market, soiled clothes, waste, laundry, or any other style of basket can be found at the hardware houseof J. C.

Brewster 214 Fayette ville street. These gentlemen make bas ket a specialty, and carry the largest stock in the City. Hardware and house furnishing goods and sporting goods arriving uauy. uiye teem a cu. i' Thx Capadttka.

The Capadura' Half Dime Cizar reduced in price to six for 25 cents; twenty for 80 cents; one hundred for $8.90. No other 5 cent cigar can touch it in uniform good quality. E. J. Hardin.

Doh'i Do ItI lou had better drink nothing but water, and very little of that, but if you must take anything stronger, examine the list nr. JS. J. Hardin reg ular advertisement to-day, and drink pure liquors and wines in moderation. Hats Hats 1 Hats 1 1 1 The newest and I nobbiest line of hats in the city at R.

B. Andrews Co's. TUCKER HALL, I EIDAT, OCT JBES 5TH Extraordinary Announcement I The entire New York Press unanimous In declaring this TEE GBEATXfcT BU00IS3 05 SE00SD. The Bwotiful, Yoang and htwnml LILIAN PENCE In her unrivalled charaoter, the "ARTICLE 47" BUPP0STED BY A BDPEEB OOatPABY TJnder the mngemnt of 2WTAX.r QLATSTOOS, As pi tyed In PARIS 1,000 Times NJ5WYORK 600 Times With all tbe original BBAtTTIVtJL XTFBOTS, EXABOBATX AFPOIKTMSJTTS, STJPSRB COSTUMES. TBE REALISTIC GAllbLING SCENE.

ffsv-SeaU vance. can be secured 3 days In ad PRICES AS USUAL. Secure seats at Peaoud. Lee A lower Drug htore. sept 30 tt and I 5' a 3 The fifth fair of tho North Carolina I dustrial Association will be held at Campd Russell Nov.

1317. Speakers will next week begin to boom the fair in all the sec tions east of here. There are to be $1,000 in premiums. Among the events of the week are to bo parades of military and firemen, a tournament, trotting and running races, shooting matches, The posters are now being put up. J.

S. Leary is president of the association, John O'Kelly vice president, C. W. Hoover treasurer, John Williamson Secretary. The Roanoke and Tar River Agricultural fair occurs November 9hth.

lEvei thing promises a very large attendance and an exceptionally fine exhibition. The fair has lived through thirteen exhibition. Each fair has been a financial success, which enables it to complete Its arrangements in every detail, and no item baa been neglected that can contribute to the pleasure of visitors and convenierce of ex aibitors. Hon. W.

Voorhees, of Indiana, will deliver the annual address on 1 -VV OiV i uursuny, rtovemoer oui. The Charlotte Journal-Observer says: "The third annual conclave of the Grand Commandery 'of Knigbts Templar for the State of North Carolina will meet in Charlotte Tuesday. October 8th. Delegates and representatives will be present from Wilmington, Raleigh, Durham and Asheville, and it is expected that they will be the guests of Charlotte commandery of that order. Grand Master Hon.

Robert E. Withers, ex-Sanator fiom Virginia, the highest official of the order in the United States, has accepted an invitation from Grand Master Munson to be present" On October 5th, Lillian Spencer appears at Tucker hall. Correspondents cf the New York "Dramatic News" say of hen "At Reading, Lillian Spencer, as the Creole in 'Article 471 to a large and delighted audience gave gTeat satisfaction in her impersonation, and made many admirers of both her grace and acting. Honesdale, Pa. The Lillian Spencer troupe which performed here Sept, 4, to house, was appreciated.

Lillian 8i a gooa house, was appreciated. Lillian Spencer's acting was fine. She can draw a good house any tune here. Allentown, at Academy of Music, Sept 19, Lillian Spencer gave a fine sample of emotional acting, supported by an excellent company in the to a large and appreciative audience." Died In this city on yesterday morning at 4 o'clock, Mrs. M.

A. Lawrence, wife of A. J. Lawrence and mother of Captain A. W.

Lawrence, in her 86th year. The funeral services will take place from the residence of Mrs. P. R. Hines oa Bfeunt street this afternoon at 8:80 o'clock.

ITortk Csurllma mt Bmim. We copy from the New York Tobacco Leaf" the following extract in regard to Granville county tobacco, now oh exhibition at Boston: G. Cooper, of H. G. Cooper's Oxford, Granville county, N.

C. A very fine lot of samples from this gentleman came in to-day. This exhibit contains type samples 61 twelve different grades of fancy wrappers and cutters, consisting of lemon, orange, and mahogany wrappers, and is by far the finest and largest exhibit in the lot. This tobacco has the fine flavor peculiar to Granville county, and cannot be produced anywhere else onthe continent, neither can it, be counter feited. It is of smooth silky texture and as near perfect as tobacco can be.

samples are tastefully arranged and reflect much credit upon Mr. Cooper and also the market from which they came," i Vrr CIatatIt Dm.I a This was the comment of those who attended the mock trial at the hall of the literary and debating club Friday evening. About 150 were present. The legal proceedings were somewhat lengthy, after the manner and style usually prevailing in real courts, and the audience did not leave until 11 o'clock. i Mr.

A. M. was arraigned before the society for "cruelty to animals." The following gentleman composed the jury: E. G. Harrell, O.

D. W. H. Dodd, P. C.

Fleming, John M. Sherwood, E. B. Engelhard, J.D. JoynerJ.

R. Carter, J. A. Rogers, Fab. H.

Briggs, Dr. T. EJ Skinner and W. S. Primrose.

I The following witnesses were examined: Julian B. Timberlake, Wm. Sholar, Chas. H. Jordan, Henry E.

Litchford, Ed. Watts and Samuel C. White. Mr. McPheeters appeared in his own defense.

MrV George W. Andrews acted as prosecuting attorney, and Mr. J. Fletcher Riddle as attorney for the defense. Their speeches were quite good and were well received.

Mr. Allen li. R. Fleming, judge presiding, ably charged the jury, they retired ana returned a verdict of guilty, but recommended him to the mercy of the court. The sentence was "soda water for the court, officers and counsel." Many ladies were present, and added greatly to the enjoyment of the evening.

The next "public meeting" will be held October 12, when a'l are again invited. Caipltol Vetmi. Gov. Jarvis yesterday answered a thousand and one questions about his trip'to New England. He talks very pleasantly about the trip.

Some of the papers have published the statement that Gov. Butler had made Gov. Jarvis a present of a flock of sheep. Gov. Jarvis says he has never heard of the aforesaid sheep.

He saw many of them in New England, but neither Gov. Butler or any, one else gave him any, nor has he heard of their intention of so doing, lie attended four fairs while away. At all the exhibitions were excel-lert. One of the incidents of the trip was a visit to the famous works of the Winchester arms company at New HaVen. There the Governor spent half a day, watching intently all the processes of making rities and ammunition.

Ex-Gov. Bigelow, who it will be remembered met Gov. Jarvis at Atlanta, in 1881, made him a present of a Winchester rifle, the finest weapon of that pattern we have ever Been, it was seen by many at the executive office yesterday and admired by all. The glory of a man is hi strength. It you re weakened down thicngh exoos--tjvb udv, or by early Indiscretion, Allen's Brain Food will permautly restore all lost vigor, and strengthen all the mus eleo of br an and body, 1, 6 for to at vxouung.

i uey are specially uus season. i' ew Store New Goods! B. HORBIB. P. A.

CABTIK. Norris Carter, DEALERS IIT FOBEISH AKD DOMSSTIO DRY GOODS NOTION8 AND FANCY GOODS. We call special attention of the ladies to our extensive well assorted stock of Dree Goods, silk, Velvets, fcc. Novelties In Blaisk and Colored Brocade frilk, Black and Colored Cashmeres, Henrietta Cloths. Crepes, Flannels.

Ac i Superb line of Ladles' Kid Gloves, Embroideries, Laces, Ribbons asd Necawear. An unequaled assortment of Ladies', Misses' nd Children' Colored Hose, in Silk. Lisle Thread, Ci earn and Colored Balbriggan. Complete Un of Bleached and Brown Domestics in all the best brand. Household Goods.

An eleant line of Towel. Table Da mask. Nankin. Luncheon Cloth. Mar seilles Quilts, 1 ace Counterpane and Pll-( low Sharr Nottingi am Curtain Lace.

A ruu line or 8 ana 10-4 Sheeting, billow Cases, Ac. We shall offer only the best goods at the lowest cash rices. Prompt and careful attention to all order. Sample sent. NORRI3 CARTER, No.

203 Fayetteville) Raleigh, N. C. Next door to Wilnams and Havwood'a Droit Store, opposite Raleigh National Bank. NEW AND FRESH GR OCERIES Andrews Ferrall Are reoMvine dally freh good for tne Fall Trale. Fine No.

1, 2 and 3 Mackerel. Capehart's N. C. Family Boe Hei rings. Letrgeti's Boneless Ortasn Codfish, Beet Bran 1 Free ch and A merican Sar dines.

Hume's Stsr Lobster. Veggptt'a Fifteen Minute Cereal Flake. LeggeU's Crushed hlte Wheau Pin Head Oatmeal. Kdm, O.sego srd Beat Cream Cheese. New Carolina Head M.

The 1 et stock of FINE LIQUOKS oflersd in tl.ls market, including the oel ebrated Nelson Couaty (Ky.) Band -made Sour Mash Wh sky. 6. ortnc naest ana purest goeds made for F.mity and Meui oinal purpose. A full. rsh and emplfte assort mnt of everything nsua ly jld in i line, fcept 21, 1883.

C. NOKXIS I XASCOlf. A. QairviK. NorriSi Marcom Griffin.

COMMISSION MERCHANTS, WesalB mil Retail Grocers. No. 307 South Wilmington St, RJUlSliGl-fl, TV. 3. We hve In store and to arrive a large and heavy stock of Grooerles, which we offer to the trade at lowest cash prioes.

Meet, Lard, Flour, Meal, Corn. Bran, 0ta, Sugar Coffee, Moles, 8rnp. Bagging, Tie. de. Conalgnmect of Ootton solio-1 ted market prioes guaranteed and prompt returns made.

We ask a share. of your patronage and guarantee beat goods at lowest prioes. Give us a call before you buy. i Gorrespondenoe Solicited. NOBRI8, MARCOM A OhIFFIN, Kaleigb, N.

C. ONE HUNDRED PHABTONS, Spring Wagon, Ac. We: have on hand the largest stock and greatest assortment of Vehicles tb'. ws ever in thi market for sale, consisting uf the Davia A the Western Manufacturing and Louis Ccok Work. We are prepared to furnish the trad with any else of wo they may mant selling them lower than the lowest.

I We sell the best buggy made in the world Davis, Gould Uo I for the money. This ork ha no equal for strength, durability and finish; made peoUliv for our trade and hanuled by no other dealer in thi market. warrant the Davia, Gould A Co. work tor two years and we ask you th it are in need ef Bnggiea, Carriages, Phaeton, eto to compare it with ether work offered by and -thfT dea'ers in this market. 1rlllNVB4Dnnina Corner Wilmington and Davie Street.

DIYOBCES-No pnbuoltSri residents of any State. Desertion, Non-Support. Adnoe and aypUeauonsfor stamp. W. M.

I.KK, Atfj, ast I Mail carriers know a great deal ot what is gois on in society. They have the ru of tLe postal cards..