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

SuAtMlmnmi I kwtlic iMrr uri Mar Vtefctt. Alpleasant and cheerful room Is essential to the health of the baby, and the ususl pains and ills of the young ones soon vanish after the ose of Dr. Bull's VOTE OF WAKE COUNTY. I I AnntTO 'MHWifA -i JAlVlto raxamaST. oovkuor.

1886. i City Baltwf 1 Wholesale and Retail Druggists, 133 FAYETTEVILLE ST. We have just opened a large assortment of hair brushes. Farina cologne. 4711 cologne and 4711 soap.

Pear's soaps, Colgate's soap, glass bottles for covering. Ka-camier Balm, Becamier Powder and Becamier Soap. We keep the larcsst an moat we aeep everjtnlng in the drug line. Recollect that. a OUK "OTTAR OF HOSES" cigar takes the lead.

If joa don't believe it, try It. BulTalo Lithia, PKtCIXCTS. a a I I ii -2 -S 5 tfi 55 Raleigh Fu Ward i 312 83 317 76 254 108 Seccnd Ward 188 325 190 324 90 405 Th rd Ward 172 48 173 45 141 39 Four li Ward 83 309 86 311 53 364 FifJi Tardi 331 172 335 168 257 210 EnsU ltside 60 244 GO 240 44 279 West- Outside. 164 234 167 232 89 288 Barton's Crr- Hutchinson's Store 158 64 164 69 91! 180 gers' store 7T 59 77 59 68 71 Buckhom Hoi. Springs 140 68 140 68 104 70 Lhry's 107 112 110 109 75 125 Gary 162 110 161 109 103 137 Cedar Fork-Morrisville 86 32 87 32 66 36 PollaoTs 70 43 70 44 49 38 House's Cr.

Edwarda' Store 136 127 135 28 99 154 Harris' Store 43 104 43 104 20 144 Little R'vcr Mitchell's Mill 82 28 80 28 64 37 Vakefield 153 127 150 126 110 140 Mark's Cr 182 205 183 202 127 238 Middle c- -Xorris' Mill 86 75 87 74 80 72 Utley's 189 93 192 92 117 117 Neuse 88 178 86 182 74 173 New Liaiit Robertson's Store 72 43 73 43 45 69 Stony Hill 158 71 150 67 73 136 Oak Grove 125 84 125 184 110 98 Panther Branch 187 99 188 100 Myatt'e 37 49 Township House, 102 79 Saint 284 185 291 217 185 288 Saint Matthews Mil bnrnie 68 76 64 75 45 98 Wilder'a Grove 62 178 62 177 36 171 Swift Creek 224 149 232 141 177 181 Wake Forest Forestville 140 229 142 226 164 215 Roleaville 110 194 110 186 95 176 White Oak -Apex. 1... 183 123' 183 124 95 187 Milliard's School House 69 16 69 16 44 15 4750 4,291 4,772 4,278 3383 5187 and Alleghany Waters on Draught. We keep everything to be found iu a first class drag store at rock bottom prices. JAWIES CO Surpasses I have returned from the Northern markets, where I ourchased from mlUhUiwi CUN FIRED.

trusted houses the largest stock of CO UNTJ TICKET I I For the A.jD. JOKES. For the Bovm i A. QKKIH, D. BaCOOM, J.

T. JPDD, BVO. DDISOIIBLT. For Sheriff K. fW.

PAQXa Tor Register of Deeds J. OOODWIM? For Treasurer UW O. LOUQKXa For Coroner Da. f. B.

K.MQ11T. Fo surveyor wiks cpoarrv TaBIf MTOEM FKOTIOT1M TO TBI J4.RMEB. Too Democratic county candidates for the General Assembly and the va. rioua county offices will address the people of Wake county at the follow bar times and placet: Swift Greet; Wednesday, Oct 31. Carv.

Tbursday. Not. 1. The Republicans having refused a joint Democrats invite all people of bplh parties who desire a reduction oil taxation and cneapen irig of the neeassariea of life, to come and hear them diseues the living issues. fr Ep.

Gbaxbbbs Surra, Cb mn Wake (Jo. Dera. Ex. Com luu Wata Keport mt the HI-m1 Vr. If aximum temosrature during the 81 i ours ending pp.

m. yesferaay, 3i A m. 63 inimum, 41 total rainfall, .00. Tk WntkT4ar. i tor fair weather, banner, southeasterly winds.

For North Una, fair weather in the interior, local iaine on the coast warmer, easterly winds. i -r eW A TTtJ.ent. ij. Preston Parr, Jr. Assignee.

'sJSale. John W. Graham Notice to Bona hoWers, 1 I Battle A Mordecal Store for Rent. ROTII ABOUT TO i i Register at once. The time is get ling abort noir.

The big deal waa the; all-absorbing topic on the atreeta yesterday city Will probably supply Metropolitan Hau with new opera pehaira shortly. I PamlicoH jrent up to Durham yes- terday and- on Saturday will trot to pus ma name among uiree-year oiu oh the "thirty list." I -November 5th has been set apart aa North Carolina day at the Virgini i Scales and staff hive been invited to be present. Other cities) are preparing to eloce trp their places of Dusineaa on eleo- won day ana every energy tor ood government Let Baleigbr do si- good numoer oi reeroita arrived the penitentiary yesterday. Sher iff J. B- Cheason, of Washington eountv broosrht three eonvicta, denu- tf iheriff E.

O. King, of Edgecombe, brVnght two knd deputy iheriff J. M. Worfiy. of Bkneombe, broagbt three.

Two fine. Urge deer were brongbt up bn the) train from the east Teaterday Afternoon attracted eonsiderab'e attention at the depot. Tbey were killed by Mr. B. P.

Moore tiiBtrJUTBhwld and werr as large and 4ne aa are often to be seen. if Aoobrdogi to the Dispatch, Prof. Mjexa'tallocm niade the ascent sue cesafally tte Richmond exposition Monday. MadamX2arlotta made the THE FIRST The season is somewhat backward, and Men's, Youths' and Boys' Clpthin that I have ever handled, which I propose .1.1. A Ak.

This stork has bean bought at actual manufacturers cost, and wilt be sold at a very small advance, thereby saving to the public more than 93 per cent en the usual I KIN TAILOR-MADE SLITS. i call and see my selection and you will Leader in For which we have been getting 818 and 820. We must move them, and for this week we shall place on sale about 1,600 suits of worsteds, cassimeres and cheviots, in JLiiicoln Xitliia to sell at prict to suit every customer. 1 not hesitate to bay. Low Prices, iew IPn3Bes I and Morgan Streets.

oi rresn and pure drugs. -f TheRectlrd sacks, frocks and three and four button Your Choice. These Are Truly Comer, Fayettevilla and Hargett Streets ETw ID)iPdng vitnir I $15 wsm. mrnmm. i Measre- Thomas H.

Bribes A Co. have nearly completed the work of remodeling the store on Fayetteville street known as the Thompson prop erty, which was purchased some time ago Dy jjisj. it 3. inciter and which is he. with characteristic c-rocrresBiveness.

1 i i luimouiaieij eei 10 worn, renoTaie and improve. The work will be done by the middle oi November and the 4 store will be one of the handsomer in the city and an ornament to Fay etteville street It is a three-story building and contains ten rooms. It has beeu arranged for the double pur-. pose of store and dwelling, wittuf kuehin, pantry, in the rear and ueat nd conveniently arranged rooms; upstairs. The house will be equipped; with water, gas and other convene iences.

Underneath the building is a commodious cellar with a front entrance. The store room is large and elegantly fitted up. The establish! ment altogether reflects great credit both upoi the public spirit of Maj Tucker the owner, and upon Messrs; T. Briggs Co the contractors'. Mai Tnckor will offer the building for rent when completed.

Shopper' Kales. Family supplies, groceries and all kinds of wines and liquors are no being sold at a bargain at assignee sale of the stock of J. G. Buffaloe, Sae the advertisement of Mr. D.

Parr, assignee. The -tore formerly occupied Mr. Stone will be offered fot rent January 1st. See advertisement of Battle Mordecai. See the ce elsewhere to the bondholders of the North Carolina Rtilroad Company.

voo BILL. THE QDHSTIOS OF AS INTEB OOLLIOIATE ASSOCIATION A WORD FBQU Cor. oi the Mews and Observer. Tbikitt Coixaoe, N. 30.

We see in your issue of the 28 Lh instant a let er from Chapel Hii), stating hat the University students have organized a foot-ball association. ibis we note with pleasure, lhuy o'aim, Lowever. mat tney were tue first to conceive the idea, or, at leatft, the first to take steps towards tfte formation of an inter-collegiate 'foot ball association in North Carolina. Here we bg leave to diftVr with them. Last January the students "xf Trinity College brganiaed an as sociation, the prime object of which was to effect, if possible.

an inter collegiate athletio league among the colleges of the State. Al though little was done during the spring, there has been zealous effort since the 6th of September to effect this organ xition. Editorials, reJa tive to such a movement, have been published in the Trinity Archive; letters have been written to influential students of the several coTeges, Knd we bare even spoken personally with them, urging them to a favorable con aidemtion of auoh a movementall this, too, prior to the date on which the students of the University claim that their association was organized; yet they claim the authorship of Ihe movement Tbey nope the othe; colleges will follow their example in the organisation or teams, etc. We hope that those colleges which have not preceded them in such or ganixations will follow their worthy example. We are especially desirous that the Inter-Collegiate Association be formed- In this connection, we would tm- noanoe that tbe game of foo bUirbe- tween Obapel tiul and Trinity will be played at Greensboro, on Thanksgiving day.

We have a challenge before Wake Forest for a game in February and hope tbey will accept. I The Trinity team- stands ready to play any collegiate team in the State, provided they will be governed by the association rules, ReepeclfuHr, Tbisitt Colliok ArnxKna Ass-3. S. J. Durham, Sec'y.

arriaS. GaasT Swaik. At Tullahoma, Tenn Oct. 18 Dr. J.

S- Grant, of Asbeville, N. and Miss Lula Swain. granddaughter of tbe late Gov. 1. L4 owain.

Xhey will make their home tauuv Hon. Sanderlin. Lehoirj Caldwell couaty, Friday Nov. 2. Pleasures while they flutter sting to dsath.

One is deDrived of all pleasures and in danger of death wnue tnat raoamg oougu Cure it with Warner's Log Cabin: Cough and Consumption the old-fashioned, reliable, grand mother's cure. 1 -w Vote for Ben Jiunn. Vote for man whet will be able to accompltsft tomethinff in Congree. SjrraiB af '1. Is Nature'a own true laxative It is the most easily taken, and the most effective remedy known to Cleanse the System when Bilious or Coeitives to Dispel Headaches, ana Fevers; to Cure Habitual Oonatipei tion, Piles, etc Mahn4 faetured only by the California Fig Syrup Company, San Ct John S.

Ptscud, Sole Agent foe Bal eigh, N. C. I FissT Baxlot. Open fcr itspeoi tion. Fall and suitings, imi ported direct from the best looms of Europe, and duplicates cannot be parcbaaed from any other house in; the city.

These goods are coojhhed to me exclusively. They consist of a full line of crapes, diagonals, Ojrkf screws, HuOdersfield worsted, "plain and fancy; silk mixed English suitt-ings, all shade and styles; fulk line of Irish Tweeds, Scotch suitings, of Angola English Homespun; full line ofjaon 1 a i suitings; full line of Vacuna suigiDgsg full line of Ceylon suitings; full line of Chinchillas, Montagues, Meltons, kerseys, beavers; a full line of Morton's trouserings. White silk Testings, embroidered or plain. A full line of plain and faooy silk vesinga, laleat designs. Spweial attention paid to wedding butjife.

Call look through my tto and be convinced. Call early to sfvoid tbe rush. G. N. 4LTIBS, No.

284 Fayetteville atret, 1 sep22eod-2m Raleigh, N. 0. BoaSDira Housx By Mrs. 33. H.

Ricbardaon, Ion New Berne Avenue, xne squAre from the Capitol. Board by the week or monh. Convenient to business. Comfortable rooms, and the table supplied.at all times with the very beet the rfiarket affords. Prices very modera e.

8ais- faction wtfwreateea. 1 I m. I CeptWlfH. Kitehin is expected arrive here Saturday and will Bpet-z in Stronkch's warehouse Saturday in stead of! Metropolitan Hall, a heie-tof ore announced. Senator Renson will speak Monday night at the saiga Place.

i jij Col. Pookery and Judge will speak St AletropoliUn Mail Saturday and Congressman John Nichols will apeak at the sitae ace on MOndav nigbt. let tne Saetaeaa Me Cle.e Cr. The Business and Working Meijps' Association have adopted unanimously a resolution requesting fhe business men of -Rale gn to oloso jip their places of business' on elec Ion day and to? work at the polls selves, and gire their employees he opportunity to do so. A.

commiyee waited upon many oi our cutsams most of them screwed to the 'proposition. All should oin this movement with one commotr impulse. much cannot be fjjaid of the importance of the movonnt. and it is hoped that all win -ag ee upon iclosipg up. All friendll of Democracy and gpod covert mman afford! to', devoio one day tofstbe cause.

1 Saprm Caart. Ooutt iaet at 11 o'clock- yesteSiRy Appeait from the district disposed 5of as follows: ii Fields ts- Whithald, irom ijeftoir areued by Loftin and R3untreeJ(by brief,) and W. K. Allen lor aeiempuii; no counsel contra. JaSrayvs Bear; continued.

Tutke vs. Tucker; continued! Lee Moseley, from Sam0B; argued by W. Allen, SlMrart for rjlaintiflf. and Mooted for defendant. State Jrs.

Pugh, from New flan argur by for State; no counsel lor aeienLt State irom riamoo; argued by Attorney-Generati far State; no ooumel for Borden vs. Ward, from Carferet; continued. Kornegay vs. Hill, from Diplin; rcontmued. 8 Russell vs.

Koonce. IromsiiNw continued. Lauiej- vs. Bochelle, from PJtid9i continued. There- was some ringing speaking and ia good time generally ft the Democrats yesterday in SwiftJsDreek Township where the county Candi dates and Col.

L. Polk andl Geo. H. Suow, E.q., addressed the psople. There was a large turn out ancf telling speeches were made by all pjlrtjis.

The candidates led off and all Ispoke -i i- -l irilu wnu iwcb anu sou (uwn. axjoou made one of hia cnaracteristio ring ing; and eloquent never fail to carry his audiehif with bim. Cpl- Polk spoke with strngth, directness and power and mad many votes, jif Much good was done kpd the enthusiasm went up to a bigbpitch. Gentlemen who were cresentlieater- day and who have been watchg the canvass throughout say tnatirith a atrong bull and a long pull thDsm ocratic ticket in Wake will wfhf this year certain. All the county aaglow with ehthnsiaam and promises eigh that if she will do pty the ticket frill be safe.

Baieigh isjp and doijDfif and will meet her oretblen of the eotint half way. i Let he Baieigh business iea act on thsi sugjestion which ha been made to close np their places of business on election day aid lend every Energy to the cause De mofcracfy. ii Tata Taaasss BXarkat Uaaj. At tbe rate our tobtcco mliket is I i it- going she bids fair to rival sy thing B. Moseley, the energetic manager or otronacn a waretusose, re porteone of the biggest salef yester day tne season.

The ffoor waa erodd with some of the m6t beautiful weed of our famous tobsfloo belt, and tbe prices were good snd the farmers went away bappy. following are some of the farmers who had fine tobbaoco on the floorfand the pnees brought II 3. W. Inaeore, 15, 18, 3S 38, 66, 70; JJM. Beck, 10, 124, 194l25, 30, 87; G.

Cements, 114, 2433, 34, co. kv ntioij on. 31; J. A. J.

Boberson, 10, 1 24, 36. One of the largest sales of the sea son was at Jones' warehouse Tester day. ff Wagon after wagon Sailed in withjSthe golden weed frdta Gran ville, Chatham, Naeh and Wke. It was beautiful sight to seefflie floor covered with ought piles of, Jobacoo. The tobacco made a good! average.

They Swill have a large sale Strain to day. Tbe farmers as a general thing nave paae very gooa crops 01 tobacco this year and the good weather is bringing them in by scores. They nave louna out too mat xtaieigb is the place to bring their tobacco. 0UWb Party Last Sight at tha Tar- Wnue Halloween is an foccaaion which frequently passes without very mucn attention being devoted to it in this put of tbe country, sty lit has by no means lost its interest sr those persons who like to delve ihtbe his lory fef the old customs. Ig Halloween was eelebrafed last nigbt, and in those oountries where it is regularly observed, hgh revel wasilield among the yoohg people Who it in different waya in different localities.

In England it was'ilong eustomery to crick nuts, duck: for apples in a tub of vrster, and perform other harmless fireside revel nesii There was a Halloween aarty at bated in by all tb resident gueata, which was a most II pleasant numbering twenty-five thirty ladies and gentlemen (a pleas-j ant i And social al a always! the lease when the ladies ati tbe Yar-j boroi House contribute pres ence to any occasion), asSenbled in tbe 'dining room after tea iind oele- bi ated tbe occasion in a veSy unique and mirth-provoking manner. A number of large rosy apiles were placed in a tub of water aadlthe name of pome member of the; farty was drawn fr.om a hat, when ttee person Selected must take one of te apples out pf the water in his telth. The feat! successfully performed was an Omen of success in love. me very laughable aituationa oocuird the eourse of tbe gme, and tfi rccasion Wasj thoroughly enjoyed biau pres ent. a -i 4 Beanng with the opinions of others who differ with us in politics or religion oenea toleration, mere is no differ- encP OI opinion, nowww, as to tne rnotita of Laxador, tha famous remedy (r; bowel and stomach troubles.

At druggists. 35 cents. TELEGRAPH. MARKETS NOOS ijaw York, Oct. 81.

Money dull, steady and easy at ia'Jt per cent. Exchange-long 4.84a4. 84 i short 4. 87 i4. 87 i Oavernments neglected.

State bonds dull but heavy. Cotton easy; sales 188 bales: middling uplands 9 13 16. Orleans 9 16-18. Futures opened and closed steady; October 9.40; November 9.53; December 9.65; January 9.75; February 9.85; March 9.98. flour dull and weak.

Wheat active and unsettled. Corn active and firm. Pork quiet and steady at l6.60al6.2S. Lard dull and unsettled at $8.57 1-8. Spirits turpentine quiet and steady at 418a44 3 4 Rosin dull at i.OOal 05.

Freights firm. Baltimore, October 81. Flour very steady; Howard St. and Western super 3.80a3.85; extra S4.10a4 75; family 93.lUa6.UU, city mills super S3. 453.7 extra 50; Rio brands 5.75a6.0a Wheat Southern fairly active; Fultc ftOOal.10; Lohgberry West era dull No.

9 winter red spot and October Corn Southern quiet and steady; white 50a52; yellow 5aa501-2; Western quiet. Uvewool, Oct. 81. 13 n. Cotton Quiet, with moderate inquiry: middling upunds oi; Orleans sales iu.uuo bales; speculation and export 1.000 bates; re ceipts 17,000 bales; American 14,700 bales.

Futures quiet at a decline; October 5 87 64a5 36 61; October and November 5 33 64,: November and December 5(33-64; December end January 5 34-64; January: and February 5 81-64; February and March 0 83-64; March and April 33-64; Apriland May 0 35-64. 3 p. m. Cotton Middling uplands Orleans sales of today Included 8,100 bates American; October 5 86-64, sellers; October and November 5: 89-64. sellers; November and Decern ber 6 24-64, tellers; December and Jan uary 5 33 64 buyers 'January and Feb ruary 5 33 64, sellers; xebruary and March 6 33-64, buyers; March and April 5 34-64, sellers; April and May 6 25-64, bnyars; May and June 5 87 64, sellers Futures easy.

MARKETS NIGHT. I i Srw YoBK, Exchange quiet put steady at 4.854. S8i. Money easy at 2a2i per cent. 8ub-treasury bal-anoes gold currency Oovernmenta dull but heavy; 4 per cents I coupon 127 44 per cents OS.

State bonds entirely neglected; Alabama, class A. 3-6, 104 Alabama Class B. 6s 109; Georgia 7s mortgage 103 bid; North Carolina Cons. 118; North i Carolina 4's 9S. South Carolina Brown 106); Tennessee settlement Be 69; Virginia 6s 60 bid; Virginia consols 85 asked: Northwestern Northwestern preferred! Ill; Delaware ft Lackawanna 1881; Erie 281: Bast Tennessee 10; Lake Shore 1034: Louisville 4 Nashville 59f Memphis ft Charleston 56 asked; Mobile ft Ohio iNashville ft Chattanooga 8 i New Orleans Pacific 1st OSi; New York Central 109; Norfolk ft Western, preferred i Sit; Northern Pacific 261; Northern Pacific preferred 604; Pacific Mail 864; Reading Bichmond ft Alleghany 161; Rich'd ft We Point 884; Bock Island 106 664: St.

Pail nrefemd 107: Texas Pacific 244; Tennesasoe Coal and Iron 821; Union Panne 64 New Jersey Central 884; Missouri Pacific 76; Western Union 841: Cotton Oil Certificates 504. Cotton Not receipts 9 bales; gross 7,674 bales. Futures closed steady; sales 81,800 bales; November 9 41a9.40; December 9.61a.53; January 9.68a9.64; February 9.7Sa9.74; Mnrch 9 83a9.84; April 9.93a9.98: May 10.02al0.08t June July 10.18al0.19; August 10.SSalO.S4. NEW Yoek, (Oct. 81.

Cotton quiet; sates today 814 bales; uplands 9 18 16; Orleans 9 15-16; consolidated net receipts at J1 ports today 87,680 bales; exports to Great Britain 7,481 bales; to France 6,748 bales; to the stock 699,188 bales. Floar Southern steady; common to fair extra fS.65a4.16; good to choice do. 84.85a7.15. Wheat options o'oeed heavy at laic over yesterday: No. 8 red No vember December ft 141a l.lOif Stay fl.SOtal.SSt; January Corn irregular; options steady: October 481; November 48a48; December 494 a 481.

Oats weak at lo lower; October 801; November 80U804, December tlia 811. Coffee closed steady at 6al5 points np; October fl8 65al3.60; November fl8.10al8.S0; December lS 85al8.00; way fis.aoais.eu. Hagar easier; fair re-flninsr 5: refined aulet and 4teadv. Mo. lasses nominal; Sice firm; domes tio 41a St.

-retroleum rennsa 71. Cottonseed oU-rude4laU' yellow 58a5StJ Rosin dull; common to good strained fl.OOa 1.05. Potatoes steady, Spirits turpentine quiet at 454. Hides -quiet; wet-salted New Orleans selected, 49a60 pounds, 64. Wool stronsr; 1 domestic fleece 8a8S; pulled '88a86.

Pork mess quiet at fl5.75alS.S5. Beef-quiet. Cut meats quiet. Middle dull. Lard higher and dull; western steam 88.66a 8.6711-8; refined inactive; November 83.67 asked; December 88,46.

Freights saWalsfcslyaj! --i. -yaMawnhAai, OoS. 81. Oovton mldduiurv Galveston easy; 9 5-16, 5 807 bales; Norfolk Suiet. 9 7-18, 4,146 bales: Baltimore quiet but "JV t.

quiet, iaW, 488 balsa; i Wilmington steady, 9 1-4, 8,188 "bales; -Philadelphia etrie 10, 68 bales Sevannah dul, 8 16-14. 8,487 bales; New Orleans easy, 9 6-16, 18,848 bales; Mobile aoiet, 84, 754 ibalesi Memphis Steady, 1 1-4, 4,681 bales; Angusta quiet ana steaay, 8-16a9t, 8,601 baiea. CauOaaO, 111.,. Oct. 84.

Cash quotations were as follows: Flour quiet. Wheat No. spring 1.17ial.l7i;No. 8 spring No. red 81.17J1.

174. Corn-No. I. 404. Oats -No.

9, 84i. Mess pork 814.60al4.70. Lard 88.824. Short rib sides, loose. 87.50; dry-salted shoulder $8.00 a8.86; short clear 93.184a8.8fl.

Whisky 81.80. Leading futures ranged as follows: Opening, highest, closing. Wheat No. 9, November Sl.17ial.18ia 1.171; December Sl.l9al 80ial.li. Cora No.

8, November 404a4O4a40i; December 89a89ia89t; January 871a87ia87t. Oats No. 8, November 84a84iat4i; December 85; May 89. Pork mess October November 14 60a 14.57 January 14.60al4.80al4 77.. Lard October I f8.174a8.8348.884;; November Docember 8.12ia8.884aa8 834 January 88.15a8.174a8.17i.

Short ribs-October 87.50; January Tlu Ctty vMm Biarkat. ooaaxoTXD daily. sUldsh, Oct. 817 t. h.

Good middling, 94 Strict middling 9 Middling, 8ia9 Strict low middling, 8f Low middling. 81a8 Market weak. WILKISUTOM XtVAL STORKS UA1IXT. i (Closing Quotations.) WmtlHOTOS, Oct. 81.

tpirits turpentine dull, 48 Strained rosin firm, 7u Qood strained rosin, 75 Tar firm, fl 50 Turpentine (crude) firm, hard 1 80 Yellow dip, 8 10 Virgin, 8 10 i Cattaa Catarasta Ssw Yerk. New York, Oct. Uubbard, Price ft cotton circular today says The inglorious ending of-the threatened October corner in L.verpool today created a somewhat weaker feeling there in near deliveries but prices here failed to respond to this local di'turbance, the market opening at identically last night's figures and closing two nolats lower. The receipts eoatlnee moderate isnt Inftbe' going to a te'ght of Hbout four miles, andaligh't- seventeen miles from Biobmond. I Mr.

TJzzle bad a tery qaeer looking I' iird on exhibition at his fruit stand Corner Fayetteville i. iave just openea a stock aibu un use oi ooapa, rernusieTies, uomna, nmsaf Toilet Arneles Patent Medioinea. we have too many of our cut aways. Jach suit worth 819 to S3U. Come Earl AND Get Your Pick.

SEE THEM DIH IPC OUR CORM WINDOW. The Leading Outfitters. NORRIS CARTER SPECIAL BARGAINS for HChid VTeelt. S1J8S, S1.60 and SS.80 broadcloth, will be offered this week at LOO, fl 85 and per yard. Henrietta Cloths.

New line silk warn, and ell wool Hen rietta cloths, plain and fancy suitings just received and will be placed on sale tomorrow at the lowest prices ever offered in this market. 18, 816, 830 aad $88 imported matched suits will be closed out at 87.00, 10.00, 818 00 and 818,00. Grandest Display of black goods, black cashmeres and mourning goods in tne eity. Seal rlursli Wraps Genuine seal plush wraps, latest styles at $11.00. Carpets.

Carpets. A new line of carpets lust received. beautiful designs, at tower prices than ever. Morris Carter. W.HiRSTUC Dress i BLACLH ill COLOH FAIUI F11IC11SE HESS SILaS.

Pure Sillc. These ex actly what they seem: the strength of the silk fabric is not sacrificed to a surface gloss, nor are the threads charged 'with a substance to make them thick or weighty. They are precisely what they seem to be, honest goods; warranted not to Blip and guaranteed to wear. We invite comparison with anv Unas of these) silks asat oat bv Northern houses. ft D.

ft R. sS. Tcekcr Co. mm. i Te JaSSS! 1 I 9 1 GRAND BARGAINS! in volume.

There Was some baying today on reports that members of the Farmers' Alliance had decided not to market any jmore cotton for three weeks. I OTICX TO B05DHOLDBES OF H. Bi.IL- Tb mortgage baoda ot the North Carolina B. R. Coopanr which autore on the lt day of No-Tember, ttm, wUl be paid promptly at their offiee at Burlington.

1 The trustee has an an red. If more convenient to holders, to bars any redeemed wbich ssay be presented st either of the tollawtng banks: National Bank ot KaUlsh. Omsns National Baak. of Haielgh, National Bank of Greensboro, First Nations! Bank of Charlotte, Commercial National Bank of Charlotte, Bank of New Uaaover, Wil mington. NO interval wui oe para an or inn oata.

1 it s3 TT it ail Hi Trustee Sinking Fund K. O. B. B. Oo.

Nevember 1st, 1SS8. QTOHB FOB BKNT. The store 816 Fayetteville street, formerly occupied by J. L. Stone, will be for rent January 1st.

ibbv. Apply to BATTLE ft MBDEOAL You can buy groceries cheap now, Buffaloe's. at Yo can buy wines and liquors at very low prices, at suoaioe a. Tho stock of groceries, wines and lki uors assigned to me by J. O.

Buffaloe, must be oloaed out Immediately. These goods are sow being sold at the Store, corner or marge ana Hart in streets. Among them will be found the usual supplies of a family grocery store. Theie is an unusually choice and se lect lot of liquors and wines, including fine rye whiskies, old apple and peach brandies, blackberry brandy, gin, port and scuppernong, ate Everything must be sold. The stock will be closed out and the premises rented.

Mo reasonable offer for lots of goods will be refused. PRESTON PARR, JB Assignee of 3. O. Buff aloe. QFFI' FOR The Insurance office under the Yar- borough House will be for rent Oct.

1st. Apply at YARBORO' BOUSE. pOB RETT. A varr desirable ttae on North Per son street, on l'ne of Btree Railway, ooowiunig an wwm nam garden; pnseseskwi given immediately. Apply to D.

R. Ettdgings, at R. ft 11. R. B' office, I jjissoLunoN Of partnebship: The firm of Llpsoomb ft Fawon, lesf tobaeoo deaiera, tniscay, October rwt, dissolved by mutual eonaent.

P. F. Faison will sign in. liquidation. W.

X. LirSOOMB. F. FalSOS. Raleigh, N.

October 99th, 1888. S500 Reward I We will pay theaawa toward for any ease o. I tt somplalnt, dyspepsia, slek headache, lod 1 asUon, eon st nation ensUvaaM we eanaot irs with Wf Vegetable Liver Pills, when the awvettues era strictly eampllae with. They are pai4y vsgstabla, and aerar fall to give estlsfae-1ea Larr sosas eoatalntng sogar eoatad ptus.e. For male by all dxurjrUts.

Beware el oeanterfelU and Imitations. Tbegenolae manQ-faetuesdeelybvJOBMa WEflT 00,881 W. Mdisoa St 10. Foe sals by Jat. Me Klmaoe Oo DroaglaU, us tBayettsviUe M.

aawesa. HABITS OF TOOTH. EXCESSES OF MAX-hood and seeret dlsaases, nervous da bility. Impotence, stanllty. strict ura, sartooeala, diseased prostate laoJ.

bladder, kidnaya! heart, sstarrh, eoaaiMBpaaa. drapay.dlabetas and Bnsbt's disease, which cannot be cured with stomach medicines alone, eloetrieity, erayans. bolta, cantMtTailsBS, sounds, catheter or out kng. Tha Barepeaa and aaiertoaa Medical Bares will send a treatise sealed free. gtTtag the remedies whHi sure these otherwise faUdisease at bona W1UM pala artrately.

ITiyiican's ad vtse free, BvasH'way aad Seada St- Now streamers. I Yarboro Haass. SUSt setaage. I 1 fflreMscfisr. tear the Ealelgh Kational Bank yesterday wLcTery "passer-by stopped to look ftt bat nobody was natural hislorian enough to teil what kind of Ik it wa.

Jt waa captured by a gentleman ia' 'Johns tc county. It fua largbirdT'abofifi the Of a I'weU-grown fijinfe-aixed'chicken- Its fplomage is of a greyish mouse color land it has a let black head. Front its I broad, flat toes it is very evident it 'jg a marsh bird of some description. SalalsIlatV i I Today being all SainU Day, there i a. a Will be, service witn eeieoraiion or ue I Holy Communion at the church of the Crood rinepnercv at iu a.

ah eordially intiUd. Dr. H. M. McNatt and Max-tod, were registered at the Yarboro last night, passing through the eity en.

route to Bichmond to attend the exposition. Miss Nora Primrose left last even-ing for StateaviHe, to 'take charge of the primary class in the public school 4t that place. 'X- Mr. W. W- Chamberlaine of Norfolk is in the Mr.

Brnce Anderson, formerly of this eity, now of Washington, D. i here on a yiait Mr. H. Cowan, Of Washington, City, formerly editor and proprietor of the Wadeeboro Times, is here for a few days. He brings cheering newa for Democracy from the Federal capi- laX We enjoied a pleasant call yesterday from Mr.

Robert Haydn, editor and manager of the Charlotte Chronicle. Mr. Haydn is a capitally good fellow and has plenty of just the kind of progresaivenees and posh to suo-eeed in North Carolina journalism. He is giving Charlotte a rattling good paper and if the Charlotte people stand by him he will make the Chronicle one of the best journals in the South. Under the head of Pleasant Oc-CMion," the New Berne Journal of sas: "After the speech of Judge Fowls at the court-house Mon day, night, quite pary vi Kauueuieu xoet at the residence of James A.

Bryan, Esq, for soda enjoyment. Oar next Governor and Hon. W. M. Bobbins were present, but Mr.

Strud-wTck was confined to his room with headache. After an hour, delightful-ly spent in the elegant parlors, the doors of the dinitg room were thrown open and all invited to a sumptuous gk. W' sparkled, and noble sentiments found graceful nt-teraAoe and 'all went merry as a marriage belM At 12 o'clock the ban was over, an i the party dispersed with fjlrsst-ir on the head of the Reneroos boat and love for all niahkmdV' i 1 8 I I I I if 1 1 I ff i 8" i a 1 a I 1 (MB I as ft 2. Baieigh flarble Worh, 7 and alt fayetteville RstaJJEIGH, N. FAiailBTlLLB, B.

a t'-" si anufacturer of all kinds of If onmmiat and Tombstones ta Marbles or Oramitaal Aiao uonsraonr ior au bums ox tsuuauizi WoilcOarbmg Posts, Steps, Bills, ste.1 DBIGNO aU icaerlptloBS kepS est head aad any tearess myoM applies ttota. Choo. A. Qoodtrlrir a 3 I ea 5- Osttaa I li! ll i L.Harcet Street. JL VV Jki.VJU4 JLAAiVTUl ISSBOEASCT TATXOB, Ha 8 WEST HARTDt STREET, s8eks.) Invites his friends sad catomerj inspect hs line of Fall and Winter (cods.

The best goods at tha lowest i rioea. Hew goods arriving every day. fry ant to SAVE MOMBYv can jutidm me before pure-aaing wJaere 1 VSJTiW-tfWXjr. I I 5 ,1 i- tef Baw wea V) 1 I.