The News and Observer from Raleigh, North Carolina • Page 4

Man's ImWMIm. iz i BWS AND UBSKRVEK. THE FIRST GUN FIRED. Powxli At the reeidenee of ber late husband. P.

M. Powell, Esq in Richmond county, on the 16th inet, JAMES McKirWN r. Wholesale and Retail Drngglstff, The season is somewhat backward, and Fine Tailor-Made 133 FAYETTEVILLE ST. We lure iurt opened a larre assortment of hair ytM mIam. ivh I SUNDAY, OOT.

38, 1888. SJBKKK AaTBaUSWa, City HUM wt COV TT CAITiHt 3r tAkXIT aOTICTIO TtitiOM. The county candidates for the Otinrat Assembly and (be va- riom county piueee will ad drees the Eople oi- county at the follow time eed placet: I. New Hill? Friday, Oct- 26. i Holly Spiingft, Saturday, Oct; 27.

A. J. SmHKr Tueeday, Oct. 30. i Swift Creek, Wednesday, Oct 31.

Cary, Thursday, Not. 1. TU ttepqoueana having refused a joint canvMg, the Democrats invite all people of both parties who desire a reduction taxation and cheapen- leg of the fceeeasariee of life, to eome and near nem discuss the living -4 Burcnx i I' cologne and 4711 soap. Peart soaps. Colgate's soaps, glass bottles for oovering.

Be-camier Balm, Becamier Powder and Becamier Soap. We keep the largest and nxst complete assortment oi touet articles in Kaieign. For which we have been getting $18 snd $20. we must move them, and for this weak we shall place on sale about 1,500 suits of worsteds, cassimeres and cheviots. sacks, frocks and three and four button cut-aways.

Each suit is worth 18 to 120. Your Choice. i These Are Truly we xeep everything in the drug line. Recollect that. OUR "OTTAR OF ROSES" cigar takes the lead.

If jou dont believe it, try it. Buflalo JL it hia, Lineola liithia and Alleghany Waters on Drau'ght. We keep everything to be found in a first clsss drug store, at rock bottom prioes. $15 issues. Ed.

Gbaxuss Smith, Ch'mn WikeCo. Dcm. Ex. Com. I lkl ftsglairattea).

GRAND BARGAINS. i While there are new registrations JAMES McKIIVlfVlON CO IBerwamger IHSiros, The Record Surpasses I have returned from the Northern markets, where I Durchaaad rmn mlUhUan trusted houses the largest stock of Men's, Youtho' and Bovs' Clothing that I have ever handled, which I propose to sell at prices to suit every customer, not hesitate to buy. Low Prices, IwuMimuif man wuranaauup This stock has been bought at actual manufacturers' cost, and will be sold at a very small advance, thereby saving to the publio more than per cent on the usual prioes. ueu ana see my selection ana you wiil BAVIB HQSIENTIHIAIi, Leader in Corner Feyetteville and Hargett Streets Mew UDirang ttaDir 1 a joi T8S emxAT IS CBXAT Sam Jones ia tuniiD it Durham all around. He does! hisi work well.

Many conversions followf. It is said that among those who hate expressed conviction is the well known uoi. w. T. BlackwelL When Black well went top to the altar there was a decided demonstration of kindly inter est among his friends present.

Mr. Jones, has announced lor tnis aitcr-nooo a sermon to men only and say, You say I have been trough, but I am firOintr to Dour hot shot into you this time." A. large delegation went np to Durham from here? yesterday to be present at tne- meetings today. There is intense interest in Durham. The most prominent business men of the place are said tounave enut up shop, and business is almost entirely suspended.

The meetings seem to be a great success so ir as penitents are concerned, ah classes, ooin ncn end poor, are flocking to the moi'rn ers' bench, tt is said fthat the like was never seen in Durham. Ths WtMti rlr. The Seaboard Air-Line will make reduced rates to theWeldon fair, October 80th and 31st and November 1st atid 2d. Tickets from Raleigh to Weldon and return, ineJudffcg trans fer to and from the grounds and one admission to tne xair, a 9 ou. un October 81st and November 1st spe cial trains will run between Hender son and Weldon, leaving Henderson at 6:45 a.

and arriving et Weldon at leave Weldon at 5:45 d. i and amte at Henderson at 8:25 j. m- I Leal Cetloa BeeaipU. following is the weekly report from the office of the Raleigh Cotton Exchange, for the week ending Oct 27th i Bales Rec'pts for week ending Oct. 27i 1888, 2,507 Same week last year, Receipts to date fro 1,277 10,623 14,832 1,970 0 1,695 I Sep.

1, 1888, Same time last year, Stock on platf orm, Stock in store, Shipments for the Campalga Werfc. The Working and Business Men's Association has appointed a commit tee to meet with a committee of the Y. M. D. club and arrange tbe details of the election canvast- in tbe citv The committee is as follows: President, O.

M. Allen: Messrs. Alfred Upchureh, J. Johnson, W. N.

Jones, J. T. Hauthton, W. H. Dodd, S.

F. Mordeeai, Jna Thompson. This committee will meet at the Mayor's Offioe promptly a 1 ou oioca on jnonaay nignt. I There will be a meeting of the as sociation ana speaktsg by a. ts Brooghton and CoL I.

L. Folk at Metropolitan Hall at 7 30 o'clock Tuesday night- Nowis the time for work to be done. FMt Ball CailB tm ita: WrmU I Tbe good old gameiof foot ball is having quite a run ml popi Chapel Hill, Wake Forest and Baleigh are all organizing teams and all indi cations look as if the rgsme is about to have a general revival- We hope the move will be generally taken up all over the SUteT Especially should it find favor at the coBeees and other schools where it wiil be found a most pleasant and healthful pastime. I R.l-icrK Will ln it interesting himself the matter of foot ball writes us1 thai following: A foot ball association was organ ised bere yesterday vth eighty nine members, air. jjacysi iatue was elected president, Air.

Liocran D. Howell, vice-presideiit, Mr. H. G. Wood, business manager, Mr.

8. Bratraw. eaptain I of team and Mr. De Berniere Whitakei secretary and treasurer. The first four named gen Uemen together with 'Ir.

A. 8. Williams constitute the Executive com mittee, of which business raannger isl chairman With such an efficient, energetic land enterpris- euuve commitsee, ana ine nne hnd' to- that the University of North Car- I olini must soon take her place in ath letio sports also by the side of her northern sisters. Aimoe little sum has already been subscribed by the students alone for tbe purpose of equipping and keeping up a team in suitable style. This in itself is sum I eient evidence that tee boys "mean businees." Our fiiends are helping us liberally and as soon as the neces sary amount has been raised beanti fnl nniforma will ha iirderfw) anil iha fun will begin.

The Nsollegee of tbe example, and we hops! roon to eetab- lisb an lnter-coUegiate State league or football association! that will make the Old North State atill prouder of ner ooys." Wake Forest; foot-ball team met on Friday niehc last and reor cranieed by elect ine the following of fioeri: Mr. C. Dowd, president; Mr. J. if.

alitcbell, vias-president; Vr II. Unchurch, secretary and busi ness manager; nr. Williamson, treasbrer. The teami has been doing good: work since tbe faur and is in ex cellent shape. Several new members' have been added to the team.

The lialeigb foot bail team, which was organized a few Slights ago, has challenged the Wakep'orest team for a match frame at an early day it is understood that tbe challenge wui be accepted. Our boys: are practicing daily and getting themselves in good trim, so an interesting game may be expected. The Wake Forest which came off victorious in the beat with Chapel HUlatlhe State Fair, will five the boys some fun, so they will well to get ill the practice they can. We are Irlad to see the game of foot-ball coca ng into popu larity. It is one off the noblest of American games.

auaitli, Rawaa m' npeciai meeuog or jour cumpany to held tomorrowH.IUonday) night This meeting is be held at Lumsden store. lijiBmesd of great importance is to be tranBacted. Let every member attend By the Foreman Ltxx. Kbith, Becordmg Secretary. Ar Harried PU Uapyl 1 Do you think married, people happy.

Uncle: Jake? "Dak ar panda altogedder how dey enjoy demaelves; if dey' hab Chilians an keep Dr. jiggers' Huckleberry Cordial, dey are Certain to be, for bit will eure de bowel troubles and de ctulloa taetbiag." g) 1-' L. ly New IPpfices! N. B. Broughton, Esq an CqT.

L. Polk hare been invited -special to address the WorkingmAn of Bajeigb, under the auspioee 4f the Association, on Tuesday night kt 7:80 o'clock, at Metropolitan Hall. i 'as these addresses are expected to be of peculiar interest to the twori- iogroen, a fall attendance is hop(J for. Let every bread winner 41 Ral eigh come and hear for himself. Re member, Tuesday night at hall-pas seven.

Much of the best musical talent in the city is now rehearsing one of the beet and grandest cantatas eer Un dertaken by smateurs, for presenta tion here on November 29rh and 30th. The cantata is "Joseph," by J. Aastor Broad. It is the beautiful and romantio story of the favorite son of tbe old Hebrew patriacn told in music, and interpreted with sunroued- ingt of scemo pasture lands, 'Eg tiau couit scenes, prison Scenes, palace scenes, etc also including a scene Of casting Joseph into he pit, by hia brethren, the sale io the Ishmaelites, etc. Nearly if net quite all the in cresting and thrilling fea tures of the' story so dear to peo pie of chiistendom from infancy and throughout life are presented: such as bestowing tbe coat 01 many colors, the jealousy of Joseph's brethren.

then on to the period when Joseph is a ruler in Egypt, bis making iiimself known to his brethren who went: to buy corn of him, with other equally interesting isatures. About sixty of tbe young ladies and gentlemen of the city are engaged in the rehearsals and among tHese the various characters are distributed with a view to the special ability; of each one to sustain his or her part. The choruses (over sixty voices) are simply grand, tbe music approaching if not equalling that of the highest class of oratorios, and are bting re hearsed with a determination io pre sent them with the best and most pleasing fleet I Tbe costumes will be typical 01 tne time and country in which the events of the- story occurred, and sre now hAi'ncr nmnared bv a noted Ntfw York r--r -t costumer for the special presetatipn. The rehearsals are being conducted under the supervision of Mrn. J.

Shipp, who has kindly interested self in he cantata, and is giving it a great deal of ber time. Tere are nine splendid and impressive scenes in the cantata, -all the events of the famous and immortal story, aod interpreting it ill a way that will deeply interest every cod young and old. Omr Chareto TMiay. Church of the Good Shepherd Rev. W.

M. Clark. Bee tor. Twenty-second Sundav after Trinity. Morning Frayor and Sermon at 11 a.

m. Sunda School at 4 p. m. Evenmg Prayer and v5Jer toon afJUJOp.ru. services during tM week: Wednesday, Evening Prayer and Sermon at 8 p.

and Thursday (All Saints Day) and Friday at 10 a. m. All seats free Polite ushers. AU cordially invited to attend. First Baptist Church.

Sunday school at 8.80 o'clock. Preaching at 11 a. m. and 740 p. m.

Jby Bev. 8. H. Thompsoti. visi tors to the city and the public gnerallj cordially invited to attend all these ser vices, i Christ Church -Twenty-eecond, Sunday after Trinity.

(S3. Simon and Judel. Morning prayer and sermon at 11 al Evenina nraver at' 5 p. m. Sunday School at 4 p.

m. Services durtnIthe week Wednesday a 9 p. ana mars- day (All Saints Dayl, at 11 a. m. with celebration of Holy Communion and Friday at 10 a.

m. All cordially invited. Gospel Tent' Services There will be services in the eon pel tent of Baptist Tabernacle, corner of Davie and Swain streets this afternoon at 4: 00 'clack. Public cordially invited. Christian Church Preaching by the pastor, uev.

vr, u. uemenis, at.ii at m. and 7:80 p. m. i Sunday School 930 a.

m. A cordial invitation to all. Central M.E. Church. -Sunday -ftchool at 9.80 a.m..

B.C. Bedford, Superintendent. Preachine at 11 a. m. and 7.80 a.

mi bv the pastor, Bey. L. L. Nash. 8jUts free and the pubuo) invited to attead.

i Edenton Street M. E. Church South 8anday School at 9.80 a. ra. Pf eaching at 11 a.

m. and imi by She pastor, Bev. J. T. Gibba.

The public Cor dially- invited to all services. Third Baptist Church Pr-aching at 11 a. m. by the pastor, Kev. B.

i. Tbpmpson. Sunday school at 8 p.m. Beats Baptist Tabernacle Sunday school at 9.15 a. m.

Preachina at 11 a. m. and 730 p. m. by the pastor, Bev.

G. S. Wil liams. An invitation to stranfers and the public generally is cordially ex tended. First Presbyterian Church-8unday School at 930 a.

m. Sermon at .11 ai m. and 7:0 p. by Bev. Dr.

E. H. of Graham. N. C.

At 4 p. m. aerioes at the Mission Chapel, corner IreDowell and North streets. Cordial invitation lJST pQUte During the past week Messrs. Nor- ns Uarter received a great variety of goods, among them several lines of drees goods.

They will make special sales this week of broadolotha and black and colored Henrietta cloths. They buy these goods direct from tbe looms, and can sell them from 10 to 20 per cent lower than houses that buy them from Commis sion merchants. The two lines of shoes they have been running for the post two years one, a ladies4 button kid boot at $2 48, and a gent's band- sewed, button, bal. and 1 Congress shoe at $4.89, have become so ex tremely popular that they fiid it dif fioolt to supply tne demand. Try a pair of them No one by merely conversion with a fish ever succeeded in drawing him out.

Merely conversing witb a Warner's Log Cabin Plaster will tot draw out patn in, the back, but an Applica tion or it wui eive reiiei at once. mm i Mr. Norwood Carroll, formerly with Messrs. Norris Carte? of this city, has connected himself with the old-reliable house of W. II.

R. S. Tucker where he will be glad to see his many friends. If you want tbe best moke In town call for the Index, at -1 Nobkis Ntwjfiii'a. Boabdino House By Mrs 8.

M. Richardson, on New Berne one square from the Capitol. Board by the day, week or month. Convenient to business. Comfortable rooms, and the table supplied at all times with the very best affords.

Prices very Satisfaction guaranteed. I Bihoval sale at reduced price on a large sign in front Heller shoe store means that every pair of boots and shoes, trunks and valises fa to be aold very obeap. i 1 Mrs. LouisafS. Powell, aged about 80 veers.

She was the sister of Gov. Manly, and was the last survivor of that family. She shared tbe remark able talents of her distinguished brothers and was a woman of great intelligence. She lived and died a consistent member of the Baptist church. Rowlikd.

Miss FiorenoA Rowland, sister of Mr.W.R.Rowland,of this city, died on Friday night at jvVilson, where she was at school. The remains were brought to this city yesterday afternoon and will be interred this morning at 11 clock at the family burying ground, two miles from this city. I suffered for to week with neuralgia of tbe face, and procured immediate relief by using Salvation Oil. UBS. M.

J. UiU). 439 N. Carey Blto Md. A Chicago lover bet his eirli that he could tell what she was thinking of.

Be thought she was thinking of' him, but she wasn't; it was about Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup, which had just cured her of a dreadful cough. Queen Natalie treats with eon- tempt the decision of the Servian Metropolitan in reference i to ber divorce. Syrup of Fig. Is Nature's own true laxative.

It is the most easily taken, ani tne most effective remedy known to Cleanse the System when Bilious or Costive; to Dispel Headaches, Colds, and Fevers; to Cure Habitual Constipa tion, Indigestion, Piles, etc. Manufactured only by the California Fig Syrup Company, San Francisco, Cal. John a. rescud, Sole Agent for Ital-eigh, X. Another fresh lot of hams and S.

C. shoulders just received at NOBBIS ft HZWICAK S. Dos't want to move e'mi Every trunk in Heller Bros. shoe store is to be sold at prime cost to save trouble and expense of moving them into our new store. I Ma- PuckM, Pars and Cherries.

Finest California canned fruits, first arrivals of this season's packing. J. Habdin. Just received a fine lot of apples at Nobbis ft Niwmas's. 4.25 will buy a pair of gents' gen uine hand-sewed calf Congress or lace shoes at Heller shoe store.

HzllebBbos. will move into Mai. Petty 's store about November 15th next. Goods in their store Will all be sold at a sacrifice to save expense of moving them. I UY TELEGRAPH.

MARKETS NOON. Baltmobx, Oct. 127. Flour active and firm; Howard St. and Western super f8.80a8.80: extra S4.10a4.T5: family S3.iuao.uu, city mius super x9.xoa8.eo; extra 4.ioa4 00: Bio brands so.70a0.00.

Wheat Southern lower; Fulta al.lOa 1.15; Longberry 00; Western easier at aa ad ranee; No. 9 winter red spot and October Corn-Southern quiet and about steady; white ouaoi yellow ouaoi; western easy. uvkkpool, uot. an. p.

Datl, prices in buyers' favor; jmiddlin uplands SI; Orleans 01; sales 7.00 bales; speculation and export 000 bale; receipts 11,000 bales; American 17,100 bales. Futures weak at a decline; October 0 49 04a5 4S-C4; October and November 0 88-84a0 81-64; November and. December 0 80 64aS-80-64t Decem ber and January 0 25-64a5 94-04; Janu ary andFebruary 0 94-04; February and March 8 95-04; March and April 5 SO 04; April and May 0 97-04; May and 5 99-04. 2 p. m.

Cotton Middling uplands Orleans sales of today included 8,000 bales American; October 0 43 04, sellers; October and November 0 81-04. buyers; Novemberland Decem ber i 90-04, sellers; December and Jan- nary 8 94 04 fellers; January and Feb ruary 8 24 04, sellers: February and March 8 buyets; March and April a zs-ot, vaiue; April ana iay z7-ea. sellers, stay ana one 04, sellers Futures steady. MARKETS NIGHT. Naw Yonx, Oct.

27. Exchange dull and steady at 4.84a4.88Jj Money easy, at per cent, bud-treasury bal anoea gold currencv $15. 838,000. Governments doll bat steady; 4 per cents ooavon U7i; 4t per cents 108. State bonds dull and featureless; Alabama, class A.

-0, 193 i Alabama class B. 8s 109; Oeorgia 7a mortsaKB 1081 bidorth Carolina Cons. 121 asked; North Carolina 4's TO; South Carolina Brown 1041; Tennessee settle ment 8s 091; Virginia 6s 48 bid: Vir ginia consols 88 asked: Northwestern llli; Northwestern preferred 142; Dele- ware ft Lackawanna 18; Erie 29 1 East Tennessee 10; lAke Shore 108r; LouisvUie Nashvuie 00 Memphis Charleston 58; Mobile ft Ohio 9 1-2; Naaaviueoiiattauicogaex; new Ur leans Pacific lst's US New York Central 1091; Norfolk Western preferred Oil; Kortnern raoino 3of; rtortnera Pacinc preferred 01; Paoifio Mail 87: Bead in, 611; Bichmoud Alleghany 154; Rich' ft West Point 29; Bock Island 107; St. Fan! Oof; St. Paul prefemd 1071; Texas Pacific 24; Tenneseeee Coal and Iron 88; Union Pajiflc 65; New Jersey Cen tral 88t: Missouri Pacific 741; Western Union 841: (Je tton Oil Certificates 48.

Cotton Not receipts 98 bales; 9,279 hales. Futures closed steady; sales vijiw bales; uctober V.47a9.49; November 9 48a9.49; a December 9.00 aO. 01; January 9.71; February 9 81a9.89; BUircn April iu.ooaio.01; May iu.iuaiu.ii. june iu.i9aiu.iv; juiy lu.ao aiv.xo; August iu.aiaiu.09. Naw Yoait, Oct.

97. Cotton quiet; sales today 117 bales; uplands 91810; Orleans 9 10-10; oonsolidatedlnet receipts at ail pons toaay naies; exports to ureat Britain Dates; to France bales: to the continent stock 503.018 bales. Net receipts for the week at this port 859 gross 09140bales; exports to Ureat Britain au.vio Dales; to France bales; to tne continent 18,17 bales; for warded bales; sales bales all spinners stoca Dales. Flour Southern steady and quiet mon to fair extra 9S.70a4.85; good to choice do. 84.40a7.00.

Wheat Hallo higher, and firm; No. 2, red He in elevator; options c'oaed firm and If alio over yesterday; No. 2 red October closing Ill; November 81.12iaS1.18tv closing 1 is; ueoemDer i Ktai.io. closlnc Corn No. 2, 49ia49 in elevator; options dull and ac mgber; Uctober 49; November 49a49, cloaing 49.

Oats laic higher strong; options higher and firm; October 80; November 80a 80. Hops quiet and steady. Coffee options closed steady and 23 points lower; October November 918.85al8.05. Sugar nominal; refined lower; 0 61; yellow 6 5-16aGt; standard A 7t; cut loaf crushed 81; powdered 71; granulated 71 Molasses nominal. Bios firm and quiet; domestic! Petroleum steady and quiet; refined 11.

Cotton seed oil atrongcrude40a42: yellow 69. Rosin common to good strained Spirits turpentine steady at 45. Hides steady and quiet; wet-salted New" Orleans selected, iSaOO pounds, $1, Wool firm and quiet; domestic fleece 9Sa89; polled SSaM. Pork active, mesa we hare too many of our ixlts, I Come Early AND Get Your Pitt SEE THEM DISPLAY JED IN OTJB CORNER WINDOW. The Leading Outfitters, NORRIS CARTER SPECIAL BARGAINS for Tliis Week.

91.2.V $1.50 and S3.50 broadcloths will be offered this week at $1 00, 91 25 and s.o per yard. Henrietta Cloths. New line silk warp, and all wool Henrietta cloths, plain and fancy saltings just received and will be placed on sale tomorrow at the lowest prices ever offered in this market. 912, 915, 920 and 925 imported matched suits will be closed out at $7.80, $10.00, $12 00 and $15.00. Grandest Display of black goods, black cashmeres and mourning goods in the city.

Seal Flush Wraps Qenuine aral at $14.00.. plush wraps, latest styles Carpets. Carpets. A new line of carpets Just received, beautiful designs, at lower prices than ever. Morris Carter, A Fn.

FOB BENT. The insurance office under the Yar- borough House will be for rent Oct. 1st. Apply at TAB8OR0' HOUSE. MPORTANT BALK Ot BKaJL KSTATlL 1 Coder a decree of the 0.

8. Circuit "ourt wlU ba sold at tbs Court House door. In the city of Kalaicb, on Saturday, December lit, at 11 o'clock a. tbs toUowiag property beloaalnx to Uis State iionl Bank, tortfT 1, Tbs banking bouse and lot, fronUnt feet on FayettsTlUe street and extending back to nuniinon nrtei. 2.

The Wyna Ubles property, 106 feet oa Morgan street, betweea WUmlngton and Blount broeio. a Tne stotenoose and lot now oeeapled by B. CheaUiam fronting feet on. WUmlngton Dwelling and lot, corner ew Berne Aveane sua niunniiwD screets, issxh. Lot oa Dawson street, between property of A Wis BorreU and R.

H. BatUa, knows as we ureen jot, aoout nan acre. S. Half bterest In house and lot oa Blood worth street, Joining Hill and others, and known as tbs Fall house. 7- Half Interest In block stores, earner Blount wu jBrwa weu, a DT lect.

b. tiouse ana lot on Manly street, wham Wm. lrrinUves, part of city lot 633. a House and lot, Hmlthneld 791 and 14 occupied by Mr. street nart lots TO' 'if occupied by Mr.

Kakla (new house built by Mrs. WuluuBa.t Ul io. Kesideooe (Primrose) aad lot corner New Berne 4 renue and Blount street and vacant lot adjoining. 11. Two lots, each with one-story dweUIng, oa Blount street, between Davie and Leaoir streets, joining toe of uray stamps and others.

i. scan i tot, 14 11 bv SI 6 feet, on Klntint street, exteade, No. In men, in tlwi "HMui AQoiuon," ana lot same size, With two roost ddltloi aouse. oa rersoa street extendi Boundary Street. ied, corner Bortk u.

Traetof land, us seres. House's Creek wwnsnip, iour awes west of Kaleleh, lands of Jordan Womble, Fallen, Lit otbers. joining on aaa 14. lt-I undivided Interest In the Ore Hill Mining property. Terms: one-third cash, one- third six months, balance twelve months.

Also at same time and place will be sold for cash. Meet cuest or strong eox, useo. in nana vaau. CLSagMj 1WWD, Beeclver. f-O THa HOLDKK3 OF BON08 oV Arrangements nave been made for the payment of per cent bonds of tbs North Carolina Bail- road Company on November 1st, 1888, at the Na tional nana 01 Kaieign.

Cltltenr ttaaonal cans of KaielKh. National Bank of Greensboro. Flnil National Bank of Cnarlotta. Oommen-Jml Matlniiml Bank of Charlotte, and parties who hold these bonds will please present them at once, as the BaUroad Company does aot desire to pay interest aner toa aate. Trustee 8 Inking Fund If.

O. K. B. Co. October 44, 188.

OTICk OF 8ALB OF LAUD. By virtue of authority given In a iudemeat of tee auperlor Court of Wake ooeaty. afce ooeaty. In the tpa elal proceadings wherein jr. J.

Bailey, Axlmlnla- trator of Alexander oolclaagh, deceased, is plain tin, ana manna aw votciaaga ana otners are ufr-fendants, I will offer for sale at the Court House door of wake county, in the city of Baletgh. on Monday, the 3d day of Dec bm ber, 1888, im acres of land Oak Grove township. Wake county, adjoining tne lands of KUjah ferry, B. ooodwln, Jobn Vickers, Kd. Jeffreys and the oownr lauus 01 ainu a.

uoiciaugn. Terms of sale: one-third cash, balance in one year with per sent Interest: title reserved anttl purchase money Is paid la full. Time of sals, 13 o'clock, m. w. H.

PACK, Commissioner. Baleigh, N. C. Oct. 88, 18.8.

joa bestt. A very desirable cottage on North Per son street, on Una of Stree Railway, containing five rooms end pantry; fine games; possession given lmrnedhvlel lately. O. B. Apply to D.

8. Hudginga, at tt omoa I I X3 a ss 1 1 MB(KBB ia eome other counties, there is no general registration in Wake, bat a mere revision oi tne Doots. mi i iui uauw hi uvnoni woo bits heretofore been registered in Raleigh either at a general election' or at the prohibition leieeuon are on the books. Bat if any qhe has changed his plaoe first frettina? a fierunnat. It ia always safe to eee that Your name is on the book a.

COUNTY TICKET. For the Senate a. D. joints. For the House a OKU, D.

SATJOOM, ti T. JTTDD, o. BKDDUianEL.r. For Sheriff M. w.

r-AOK. 1 Begister of Deeds ooonwnr. I For Treasurer fawis o. tovtUM. For Coroner 1 For Surveyor i 3.

Q. BBAW. The WaUkr TUt. For Virginia, light rain 8turday, fair Bandar, wanner, southerly Teering to "westerlr winds. For North Carolina.

kol ralna: Saturday, fair Sunday, warmer, souriy winds. law aevarttMBMrnta. W. B. ft B.

8. Tuoker A Co. Dress inks. ji-. Morris ft Carter Special Bargains, ufrecht A Lee New Art Store.

Lock Box BO N. O. Beports For Sale. Berwanger Bros. First Pan Fired.

voir see about towii 1 The homfj of evening service at the Church of lithe Good Shepherd hsi been changed from 8 o'clock to 7 30. Members pf the congregation' will please take note accordingly. Dr. Hawkins is having tbe old frame building on Salisbury street, used daring the War ae a hospital, torn down ana wui cave some neat i cotteges erected on tbe site we are "informed. I Improvement is going on on every band.

Messrs. N. Jones ft: Co. say they have the largest sales this week of the eason. All grades of bright tobacco are high, aid since the tain they, look for stdl Jareer sales jor tms week.

Our market ia on a boom and is draw-1 irg tobacco from the old markets. irg tobaocO Dr. Battle, director of the Experi ment, Station, was busily engaged yesterday snaking an analysis of the Adoock poisoning ease. The stomach, it will be remembered, was sent here soon after the murder. Dr.

Battle is giving all of his time at present to analyses of this kind, and has several eases on band. Tbe process is and tedious and require great care. gaged as botanist to tbe Experiment interesting processe. He is engsged at present examiiiing clover seU 4 ,1. a t5nin, th.

cent of impurity, contained in them. He says that half of the clover seed of commerce which is used ia Wake county and purchased by the farmers 1 is worthless. Jtlis experi ments have revealed this to a cer tainty. Mr. HeArthy is an expert in bis work and is well posted in botany.

He ia native of Illinois and has made tfie science a specialty, having received bis education at Washing- ton.5 Governor Scales passed through the city yesterday en rwU from Qoldsboro to Greensboro. He will bo oat tomorrow on Um Messrs. Whar ton ancbEngelbard went up to uur-ham afternoon to take in the San Jones meetings. The Inany old friends of Mr. Ed.

Stseii tere triad to see hint in the citv vetfterdav. Mrs. t. T. Brown and little daugh- ter JjiM returnea yesterapy irom visit of neeverel weeks at Hillsboro.

Miss Katie Jones has returned from Bichmolid: where she has been at tending! the exposition for the past three weeks. Gen.W. P. Roberts baa left the city to attead Senator Ransom at his ap- Dointmebts in tbe rirst Uutnct. Uen.

Bansom has won for himself the title of Noble Aiax in this campaign. Mr. and Mrs. T. B.

Moeeley left vesterdav afternoon for Duiham to attand the Sam Jones meetings. Mr. D.1S. Cowan paid Baleigh and bis old friends a flying visit yesterday and a reat nleasure it was to shake his hand and pee his jovial face once more. Stone i says Portsmoutn agrees with him, but there is no place like Baleigh.) Indeed while he seemed sflad to tee everybody, the boys saw very little of yesterday, and it was understood that be was in the city on business with which one of the fairest and loveliest of our city directlv concerned.

Rev. Dr. John S. Wat kins returned home from Synod last night. Profesaor and Mrs.

Uaumann re turned from yesterday aveninc i Bev. DE. H. Harding if in the city, the guest of bis sister, Mrs. Fleming Bates.

Ber. b. 41. CJnester, 01 eoanevuie, is in the ci the guest of Bev. Dr.

Watkinp. Bev.T. y. Faucett, of Milton, is in tbe city, lli guest of I't ssor iau- Corner Fayettevllle Have Just opened a stock JJso a nice Line of Boapa, Perfumeries, and Morgan Streets. of freah and pure drugs.

Brushes, Toilet Articles, and Medicines. Vfisfiopo 1 1 Combs, Beef steady and quiet. Beef ms quiet; tierced beef quiet. Cut meats easier; pickled bellies 9lal0: pick led hams lOalOi; p'ckled shoulders 9fa9; Middles auiet: short clear Lard firmer and quiet; western October November $8.88. Freights stronger; cotton 9-82d; grain 4d.

uct. S7. uotton miaaung; xaiveston easy, 0,079 bales; Norioia steady, 9, 0,888 bales; Baltimore steady, -91 782 bales; Boston quiet, 9ial0, 229 bales; Wilmington steady, 9 7-10, 1,81 6 bales; Philadelphia quiet, 101, 901 bales: Savan nah steady, io-io. bales; New ur-leans quiet, 12,097 bales; Mobile dull. 91, Memphis steady, 91, 5,837 bales; Augusta quiet and easier, 9.

1,814 bales; Charleston, quiet, 9, 922 bales. Cmoaoo, 111., Oct. 97. Cash quo tations were as follows: Flour quiet, firm'and higher. Wheat- No.

9 spring No. 8 spring 9fel.00; No. 9, red Corn No. 2. 401.

Oats No. 9, 241. Mess pork $14.50. Lard Short rib sides, loose, $7.507.55: dry-salted shoulders, boxed. short clear sides, loose, $3,121 a8.

25, Whisky 11.90. Leading futures ranged as follows: Opening, highest, cloaing. Wheat No. 2, October November necmber 181al.l8. Corn No.

October 41a41a40t; November 41a4la401; December 8989a89l. Oats No. 2, Octo ber 9ala241 241; November 24ia241a241; December 85a25a5. Pork mesa October $14.5414 50al4 50; November January 14.421. Lard October 8.12; November January $8 02 1-2.

Short ribs October January 1-2. wtLsmroToa maval storks kakxxt. (Closing Quotations.) Wilmikotoh, Oct. 27. Spirits turpentine firm, 42 Strained rosin firm, 70 Good strained rosin, 70 Tar firm.

$1 60 Turpentine (erode) firm, hard 1 80 Yellow dip, 2 10 Virgin, 10 TIM Otty Umui Stsrhst. OORSXCmO DAILY. Balziob, Oct. 977 a. Good middling, 9 Strict middling 9i Middling, 9a9 Strict low middlinn.

9a91 Nothing lower offering. Market quiet but firm. Ji Cattasi ataras lw Tark. Nxw York, Oct. Hubbard, Price ft cotton circular today says Our market opened at 8 points decline and has not fluctuated since the short day, and continued reports of rain in the Atlantic States nave naturally curtailed any desire for any operations of magnitude.

The receipts for the week were increased later in the day by an addition of Brunswick, making the recsirts for period named within 9,000 bales of last D. Aifreeht. C. I. Lee.

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a I II if lewd I. Btreaaes Oottoa Maraet Street. nroir 3 WINETROB IIEBCHANT TAILOE, Ka 8 WEST MAMER STRDET, (Opposite PestoxBce.) Invites his friends inspect hie line of and custom ers Fall and Winter Occds. The beet good at the lowest prieea. Mew goods arriviag Try day.

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