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The state chronicle., 1888-10-19

y. B. Andrews. Raleigh, n. G.
W. E, Anderson, Raleigh, N. G.
J. ". Atkinson, Wilmington, N. G.
r. II. Battle, Raleigh, N G.
Est. W. H. Bagley, Raleigh, N. c.
D. H. Barlow, Edgecombe county.
j. @. Buxton, Winston, n. G.
D. NJ Garter, Washington, N, @.
Miss 5 HE Carter, Raleigh, N G.
Pau! . Cameron, Hillsboro, N. C.
"ar'r Clark, Raleigh. N c.
}. + cherry, Greenville, N. c.
T. X Cherry, Greenville, n. O.
julia s. Carr. Durham, n. @.
Est. ". H. Grow, Raleigh, N. G.
w. 5. PRlM ROSE, President.
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NOTICE.

Having purchased of T. j. Wiggs his in
teresJ in the stock of goods, furniture aud
fixtures in the late firm of Timberlake &
Wiggs, Rosinburg, n. c., I will continue
business at said place under the name and
style of j. f. Timberlake Thankful to the
many friends and patrons Of the late firm
for past favors, l respectfully solicit their
patronage in the future and hope by cor
rectness, upright dealing and diligence in
business to merit the same.
Respectfully,
j. f. TIMBERLAkE.
October 1st 1888.
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PUBLIC SPEAKING,

Hon. A. NJ. Scale. will address the peo-
pie on the issues Of the campaign at the
following places and times:
Cobafs, Gulford county, Saturday,
Oct 20.
Walnut Cove, Stokes county, Monday,
OFT. %
Mt Airy, >urry county, Tuesday, Octo
Der %
Rui1in, Rockingham county, Monday,
Oct 80.
Randleman, Randolph county, Wednes-
day, Oct. 81.
Liberty, Randolph county, Thursday,
Nov. i.
ladkinvile, Yadkin county. Saturday,
Nov g.
Jamestown, Guilford county, Monday,
Nov )
Hon c. b. Watson will be with the
Governor at Cobals, Oct. 20.
The local committees are urged to ad
Nertse these appointments by hand bills
and otherwise
SPIER WHITAKER,
Chm q Dem. State TX. Com.
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G. B. Root, Raleigh, N. G.
", N. Il. Smith, Raleigh. N. G.
Mrs: NJ. S. Speight, Raleigh, N. c.
+. K: Stamps, Raleigh, N. G.
+; Chambers Smith, Raleigh, n. c.
W. Z. Stronach, Raleigh, N. C.
W. u. Simmons, Wake Forest.
X. 5: Tucker, Raleigh, N. C.
Dr. v. =. Turner, Raleigh, N. c.
". ". Nass, Raleigh, N, c.
r. ". wharton, Gd'n., Washington.
5. ID. Watt, Raleigh, \. c.
Est. W: I. Walters, Wake Forest
W. G. Upchurch, Raleigh, n. c.
Citizens Natl Bank, Raleigh, NC.
CHAS. ROOT, Sec'y and Trea-
p. COWPER, Adjuster.
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WAKE DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

For THE SHNATE-A ID JONES, of Raj
eIgh.
For HOUSE OF REPRESENTATlvEs-A G.
GREEN OF St Matthews: j. c. JUDD. of
Buckhorn; l. ID. BAUCOM. of White Oak,
and r. {. BEDDING FIELD of Neuse
Vile.
For REGISTER OF DEEDs-JOSEPH p
GOODWIN, of St Mary's
FOR TREASURER-L. O. LOJ-GE,E. of
Raleigh.
For CoRoNoR-Dr. J. B. KNIGHT, of St
Matthew'S
For SURvEYoR-J. @. SHAW, of Oak
Grove.
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Sanford High School,

FOR BOTH sexes.
Fall Term Opens Third Monday in August,
w. w. HOLDING, A. NJ, Principal.
Miss M. T. NOrfeet, Lady Principal.
This school is located at the junction of C.
F. & Y V. and the K. & A. A. L. Railroads
Prepares for any College, male or female.
Competent and experienced teachers.
Tuition per month"; from 81 .25 to S5 50 in
Guiding the Languages. Extra charge for
Music. Board, per month, 81 90. For fur
ther particulars, address
TRUSTEES,
aug1O4w Sanford Moore Co., n. G..
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PUBLIC SPEAKING.

Senator Matt w. Ransom will address
the people on the issues of the day at AL
bemarle, Stanly county, Tuesday, October
10th, and at Concord, Cabarrus county,
Thursday, October 25th
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ssYoH Pays YOnr Money and Takes
Your ChCice.''
From New Y ork Evening Post.

NATIONAL LIQI o NATIONAL REPUELI-
pEALERS CAN PATTY.
Resolved That We reafiirm our Tu
are Un5lterably op Sw rving devotion 10
posed to prohibition The personal rights
general or ioc;,i.;ls an and liberties of Citi-
invasion OF tie ri.rhtS ZenS.
of the citizen. The first concern Of
Resolved That we all good government
are in favor oi both Is the virtue and So
pryllc ,.nd private briefly Of the people
morality and good or and the purity of the
der and popular edu- home The Republi-
cation. can party cordially
Resolved, That we sympathizes with all
most earnestly favor wise and well-direct
temperance and most ed efforts for the pro-
strongly condemn in motion of temperance
temperance. and morality.
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Judge Fowie Charges Him W ;th lt--He
Admits 1t.

In his speech at HiIl~horo Judge Fovle
charged that IN 1884 Mr.. Dockery voted
for the following negroes and Dockery adj
mitted the charge:
For the North Carolina House Of Rep
resentatives he voted for Harvey Quick
(cOl J, A NEGRO LAWYER His opponent
was Mr.. Jno. ". Sneed, Il respected WHITE
FARMER
For Coroner he voted for Felix Jacobs,
a NEGRO His opponent was Daniel Gay,
a o."-!egged WHITE Confederate soldier
For Register of Deeds, he voted for n
W. liarIee, a negro. His opponent WAS a.
l. Mcdonald, a competent and popular
WHITE man.
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Greatful TO my many friends and the pub
lie generally for the liberal patronage ex-
tended to me through the many years of my
continuance in business at Rosinburg, re
spectfully recommend my late partner, J..
E. Timberlake, who will continue business
at said place, as worthy of their confidence
and bespeak for him a liberal share of their
patronage. Respectfully,
T. J. WIGGS.
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FOR SALE.
WELL LOCATED.
FARM FOR SALE.

l offer for sale Farm near Fayetteville,
n G. Pleasantly located on the C.. F. & Y
V. r r, 20 miles north of Fayetteville
Plenty of Fruit (about 400 trees and grapes
ON the place. offer real bargain to any
one who may wish to settle near thriving
town, convenient 10 good schools & church
es. About 100 acres
sep 4-2mO e. A. POE.
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90
PUBLIC SPEAKING.


Hon Matt ". Ransom will address the
people on he issues of the day at the fol
lowing places and times:
Summertield, Guilford county, Friday,
October -
Chapel Hill, Orange county, Saturday,
October 90.
TaylorsviIle, Alexander county, Mon
day, October p.
Morsanton, Burke county, Tuesday,
October %
Statesvile, Iredell county, Wednesday,
October "A.
Concord, Cabarrus county, Thursday,
October p.
Salisbury, Rowan county, Friday, octo-
Der %
The local committees will please adver-
tise the appointments by hand and
otherwise. SPIER WHITAKER,
Chm'n Dem. State Ex. Com.
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THE BEST SALvE in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers. Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, chilblains
Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and posi-
lively cures Piles, or no pay required 1t
is guaranteed to give perfect .tisfaction,
or money refunded. Price 25 cents per
hox. For sale by Lee. Johnson Il Co
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Hon. Z.B. Vance will speak
at StrOnach's Warehouse in
Raleigh Friday night at 8
o'clock. Let every man, vvO-
man and child in Raleigh be
present.; and at ROlesville,
Wake county, Saturday, Oc-
tOber Goth.
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in $500 1osse. pa;, +o
NORTH CAROLINA HOME INSURANCE co. OF RA1E1rH N :,
INSU RES AGAINST LOSS BY FIRE

@ % % aa PxHe P~m Crops ,s
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Later have associated F. J. Timber
lake, late of the firm of f. j. Timberlake &
Co. Louisburg, \. c., as partner, and the
name and style of the firm will be j. E. &
+. J. Timberlake.
Respectfully.
j. E. TIMBERLAKE.
October 18th, 1855 [oct19-1m
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Index to New Advertisements.

SCOTS Emulsion.
SITUATION Wanted
Dis olution Notice.
y G ..ome Insurance COMPANY.
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A Short Sermon.

There was patriotic woman mentioned
in Scriptures who on a certain occasion
made a wise answer to a king Of Israel,
when she said. Il dwell among mine own
people" The CHRONICLE thinks this IS a
good motto for OUR people. We all live
by each other and we should live for each
other Th.re is no better way to build up
good strong institutions in our midst than
10 patronize them. When our citizens IN
vest their money in State enterprises, they
aid the community or commonwealth, and
whatever commodity they put upon the
market should be used in preference to
the same things to be purchased else
where, all things being equal.
So much for the sermon, now for the
application, 49, oo,,,, to.dar t,e
advertisement of the North Carolina Home
Insurance Company, State company
which has been before the people for nine
teen years, insuring their property against
loss by fire During that time the Com
pany has paid to its policy holders the
large sum of $500, 900.
It's officers and directors are well known
to our people, and we ask a careful read
ing Of the strong list of North Carolina
stockholders as shown IN the advertise
ment.
In aGOIiOl 10 IIlc SlTcHSlu tiltSc udLico
give, the Company has made an arrange
ment with one of the very best Companies
in the country, the German American In
surance Company, of New York, With
a. sets of more than Five Millions, by
which that Company is Jointly liable un-
der the policies of the Home.
G 20, eia and Virginia have each built
up great institutions of this kind, and
there is no reason why the same may not
be done in this State. The Home has been
doing, and now doing, the larlest bust
ness in North Carolina, and It's affairs are
conducted with well-known fairness. Re
member the sermon and It's application
and insure in the Home.
Hon. u. B.Vance will speak
at StrOnach's Warehouse In
Raleigh Friday night at 8
O'Clock. Let every man, wO-
man and child in Raleigh be
present. and at ROlesville,
Wake county, Saturday, Oc-
tOber goth.
In Greensboro, Friday, Oct. 18th,
Mrs Robt. Denny. She was the mother
of Mrs. G. Il Armfeld.
! In Gold>boro, Friday, Oct 18th, Nr.
Rufus Edmundson, aged II years He
was one of the oldest, wealthiest and
most respected of Wayne's citizens.
At her home in Nash county, October
4th, Mrs Pattie Phillips, wife of Mr.
JOS b. Phillips, Democratic nominee for
the House in Nash. The main spring of
her ever thought, word and deed, was
charity, that charity which means love in
its purest, most heavenly sense; that
clarity which teaches US to love our God
above all other gods, and our neighbor as
ourself.
| Mr. c. A Webb has been elected
Washington's Birthday Orator. Mr.. A.
Stronach will introduce him while Messrs.
Deb II. Whitaker and Robt. Bingham will
act as marshals.
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OFFICE BOARD COMMISSIONED
u

Notice is hereby given that the voting
place in Neuse River township is changed to
Millbro"k; the voting place ia Oak Grove is
changed to CoOley's School House, District
No. 3;the voting place in Middle Greek town
ship, Utley's, to be removed to Alvin J.
Smith sand that portion of billiards School
boro road near Jas. II. Mills. by W. b. Up-
church's, NJ B Rarbee's and others to North
ern township line to be attached to Apex
Precinct.
By order of IL Board of County Commits
siOners. j. r. HI. ADAMS,
Oct12-2t Clerk, &c.
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Buchlen's Arnica SalVe.

Friends will oblige US by sending dates
Of other Fairs to be held in the State
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Tourists to Yellowstone Park next
season might encounter a Northwestern
BLIZZARD. If they are wise men they will
take supply Of the famous Dr. Bulls
Cough Syrup.
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PIEDMONT AIRLINE

RICHMOND AND DANVIIIE r.
North Carolna nc Western North Caroline Division
YOIkan
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HON.. B. Vance will speak
at StrOnach's Warehouse in
Raleigh Friday night at .
O'Clock. Let every man, wO-
man and child in Raleigh be
present, and at ROlesville,
Wake county. Saturday, Oc-
tOber goth.
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OF IEft W III I a n EN,
Oh mn Dem. State Com

80. The people of Statesvile have voted
to issut bonds to the amount of 5000
for All electric light system. This is the
right sort of enterprise and the CHrONICLE
congratulates It's Statesville friends.
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Hon. Il. B. Vance will speak
at StrOnach'S Warehouse in
Raleigh Friday night at 8
O'Clock Let every man, wo-
man and child in Raleigh be
present, and at ROiesville.
Wake county, Saturday, Oc-
tOber goth.
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HORNER SCHOOL.

A Classical, Mathematical, Scientific,
and Military Academy.
The Fall Session of 1SSs, will begin the 9Th
OF August, and continue twenty weeks clos
ing the 21st of December
The Spring Term of 1889, will open the
l4th OF January. Catalogues setting forth
Terms, &c, furnished on application to
J. Ill. HORNER.
Oxford, n. c.
Or CAPT L. j. DREwRY
]uy27-2m Boykins, Va.
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FAIRS IN NORTH CAROLINA.

The North Carolina State Fair meets in
Raleigh October 16th-19th.
The Weldon Fair October 3Oth to No
vember 2d
Rocky Mount Fair November 14th- eth.
G. G. A. and N. Fair at Concord Octo-
Der 19th- Goth.
Cumberland County-Nov. 14th to 10th.
Siler City-Oct. oath to Goth.
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ihe fotel orente has heen re-opened
by Mr. y j. Cooke
AS soon a. capt. Stamps returned from
New York he went to the office of L
Commissioner Purnell lie aud Mr.. Prim
rose gave bond in the Sum uf $500 for their
appearance at the preliminary hearing to
answer the charges preferred by Mr.. Cross.
On Wednesday night .uausheck, the
words greatest tragic actress, played
Macbeth to crowded house in Metro
poiitan Hail. The audience was fairly
charmed and capitivated aud the applause
was generous evincing high appre-
cation. On Thursday night she plays
Mary Stuart" and OF Friday night Meg
Merrllies Among her support is Mr..
Louis Haywood, son of the late (i>ting,
uished Ed Graham Haywood. of Raleigh.
Nobody who can go ought TO miss the op-
portunlty of hearing this renowned actress.
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The ifotei orent has feen re-opene,
by Mr.. y J. Cooke.
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oGrenbo 0 oKnoxvi
Dan
vlle Ashevlle to Raleigh
No
Greensb o o
W A. Tt RK D. A., Raleigh n c. W. A WINBJRN, a. b. A,
L. A Ashevile, NC
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ON THURSD

The event of IN, DAY was the ;ddl,S- #
Senator Vance at y O'Clock. y large
crowd was present 10 hear their fayor t
statesman. y h0 as ne grows in wisdom
and experience, grows il the esteem of 4
grateful and appreciative constituency.
The CHRCNICLE goes to press too early 70
repeat the speech in this issue In orr
supplement to day we give the : nator's :
great speech on the Tariff delivered in the
Senate. We give that in lieu of his speech
at the Fair.
There were also interesting and eNcit-
ing races which pleased all lovers of the
turf.
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PERSONA AND SOCIAL.

Rev. P. r. Law has received call to
the pastorate Of the Presbyterian church
| at LumbertOn.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
CONDENSED LOCALS.

1t is stated at the Office of Morton, Bliss l.
Co., in New York, that a dispatch from WASH
ington stating that they would soon open up a
branch of their concern in this city is not true
Chas. Sullivan was acquitted yesterday in the
criminal court of the charge of receiving stolen
property-a gold watch from Congressman
Grimes.
The Auburn club, organized for social pur-
poses, was incorporated yesterday by Jas. A.
Breen, F. b. Shafer and r. C. Miburn.
At a meeting of the National Jockey club,
last night, reports were made showing that the
receipts Of the fall meeting exceeded expendi-
lures by about $1,000.
Yesterday afternoon a slight fire took place
at house 113S New Hampshire avenue-Libby's
row-occupied by Alice Hale colored. Truck
b company extinguished the flames without
turning in an alarm.
About IL 80 o'clock last night Mark johnson
was struck in the abdomen with a stone and
seriously injured. He had an alteration with
Jno. Weeden, who threw the stone and made his
escape. johnson was taken to the Freedman's
hospital.
The ''Lacheta Waltz" composition for the
banjo, by Miss Sylvester. of this city, daughter
Of Mr.. r. III. Sylvester is highly spoken of. 1t
has just been published by Ellis 4 Co., and will
be found at the principal music stores.
In the Circuit Court tAis morning a verdict
for plaintiff for 800 was rendered in the case
of Robert Reed against Myles Gibbons for
damage to property by the drainage from Glib
bons property.
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Comfortable Lodgings without Cost

YOUNG MAN WHO WAS OCCUPYING ROOM AT A
HOTEL WITHOUT PAYING FOR IT.
Thaddeus NJ. Adams, young man, was ar
rested at an early hour Monday morning in one
of the rooms of Wizards hotel. He was taken to
the Police Court this morning and charged
with being suspicious person. Lawyer Kicks
appeared as his counsel.
John Tyler, colored, the hotel Waterman,
testified that at an early hour Monday morn
ing his attention was attracted to room No. 1853
in the hotel by seeing bright light over the
transom. He examined the register. and find
ing that there was no rightful occupant of that
room returned and knocked at the door, In a
few minutes the defendant opened it. He was
in his night clothes and had just got out of bed
Witness sent for the proprietor and detained
the young man until Officer Moore arrived, and
placed him under arrest.
Officer Moore testified that the defendant had
the reputation of beating clearinghouse and
saloons. Witness also learned that he had re-
Gently had his hair cut in barber shop and
had no money to pay for the service.
MIR. Staples, the proprietor Of Wizards, tes-
tilted that the defendant had no right in the
room.
AWAY FROM HoMB WITHOUT MEANS.
The defendant is about twenty five years old
He was neatly dressed, considering the fact
that he has lived in cell at the first precinct
station since his arrest He said that his home
is in Hillsdale. Mich. Five years ago, he said
he joined minstrel troupe and travelled with
them until about five months ago, when the
troupe disbanded in this city.
At this point Of his story the prisoner broke
down and cried like child.
When the show broke up, he continued, he
did not have money enough to take him home
and SO he was compelled to remain here. Since
that time, he says he has lived from hand to
mouth by pawning such articles as he had and
then selling the tickets. He first went to the
room in the hotel Friday night. He said he
went there at the solicitation of a young man
who was once employed in the hotel.
He was held guilty of the charge and was re-
quired to give bonds in the sum of $2Oor wear
a striped suit for the next two months.
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Church of the Covenant,


The following is the report in full of the
committee requested by the trustees of the
Church of the Covenant to examine the condi-
ton of the walls of the church building:
WASHINGTON, D. c., November s, 1888.
To the Trustees of the Church of the Cove
nant, Washington, d. G.
Gentlemen:
At the request of your board we have care
fully examined and considered the general con-
struction and especially the condition and sta
bility of the walls of the church edifice at the
corner OF Eighteenth and N streets in this city.
The walls are low and thick and have to carry
but little more than their own weight, because
the greater part of the finished roof is sup
ported upon Independent trusses and pillars,
while the unfinished part is to rest chiefly upon
the new west gable and tower walls.
We find that the walls, roof and floor, as they
now stand, and the work as it is now being
done, are perfectly safe and secure for the pur-
poses for which they are intended, and that
the tower and adjoining walls are being re-
built in thorough and workmanlike manner
under careful supervision.
Very respectfully,
THos. LINCOLN CASEY
Brig. Gen. and Chief of Eng, U. 8. A.
BERNARD r. GREEN,
Civil Engineer.
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GRATEFUL-COMFORTING.
SIS GOA
BREAKFAST

by thorough knowledge Of the natural lawn which
govern the operstions Of digestion and nutrition and
selected Cocoa Mr. Epps has provided our bresEfsst
tables with del1cately Favored beverage which NAV
cious Of such articles Of diet that constit1tion
may be gradually built up until strong enough to re-
maladi floating around us ready to attack where
ever there 10 weak point. We may escape many 4
fatal shaft BY keeping ourselves wen fortified WITH
PURE blood and properly nourished franas."-Csvii
Made simply with boiling water or milk eold only
In half-pound tins by grocezs. labeled thus:
JAMES EPps : Co. Homeopathic Chemists,
ty2l-m,tu.s London. England
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QUICK CONSUMPTION

81 am happy to say that my wife was cured of very
bad cough and what was called quick consumption
by Hoods Sarsaparlla She was restored to perfect
health, which she has enjoyed since Our little
girl was and puny Hoods Sarsaparlla seemed to
be Just the thing she needed she has been we'll and
hearty since taking it." FRANK OTIS, Berwick Me
N. BIZ you decide to take Hoods Sarsaparils, do
not be induced to buy any other
HOODS sARsAPARILLA
Sold byall druggists. 81 six for s5 Prepared ONLY
by c. l. HOOD CO., Apothecaries. Lowell Mass.
3 100 DOSES ONE DOLLAR
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CITY ITEMS

Coffees, Teas, Chocolates, Etc.
The finest coffees that experience and money
Java, Soc.: splendid COFFEE, 25c.; good Rio
Coffee, 2oc. h.; all fresh roasted and dne. De-
ightful mixed Tea, Soc. fine mixed Tea, 4Oc.
lb. Customers come from far and near TO buy
these splendid goods. Try them.
n. q p. MErzoER,
AT It'll st. NV.
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SAMsrAG 4 Co. will sell at auction Thursday,
November Is, commencing at 10 o'clock a. m.
full line OF fancy goods, notions, hosiery, and
100 ladies' and misses cloaks. s. Samstag d
Co., AZ 9Th ST. NV
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HAT TICKLING

In your throat arises from catarrh and as catarrh is
constitutional disease the ordinary cough medicines
all fall to hit the spot What you need is constiu-
tonal remedy like Hoods Sarsaparilla, which, by
building the general health and expeng the scrof
ulous faint which is the of the catarrh and
sumption, has restored to perfect health many per-
sons on whom these diseases seem to have firm hold
Many unsolicited testimonials prove beyond question
that Hoods Sarsaparila does positively cure catarrh
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OR THE LIQUOR HABIT
POSITIVELY CURED By ADMINISTERING DIR
HAINET GOLDEN SPECIFIC

hnowledge q the person taxing ii b sbsuluteV harm.
whether the patient % moderste drlnker or - sc
holic wreck Thousspds Of drunkaEd. have been made
temperate men who have taken Golden 0pecf6c n
their coffee without their knowledge aud today h.
Hove they quit drinking Of their own froe viiI IT
NEVER FAILS The gstem once impregnsfed WITH
the SPECIFIC q becomes an utter imposzbify Tor he
g. y. WARE, Under Eobft House, and
r. X HELPHEEBTINk. 14fh ST and Vermont svs /.
d1-thys.tu-1y Waahinsfon ID a =
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Barn-Burning i'm Maryland.
ARREST OF RANDOLPH CARRY IN THIS CITY on
CHARGE OF ARSON

ARREST OF RANDOLPH CARRY IN THIS CITY ON
CHARGE OF ARSON.
Yesterday afternoon Officer B. T. Rhodes
arrested Randolph Carry, a colored youth
twenty years of age, on charge of arson On
Tuesday last the barn of Mr.. Albert Gleason
In Prince Georges county Maryland was set
on IRE and destroyed. and a loss of $1,000
resulted 1t is said that Garry was seen run
ming away from the place just before the flames
broke out. Garry lived some two or three miles
away. and it is not known that he had any spite
or grudge against Gleason. 1t is, however,
thought that the barn was burned to cover a
robbery. The barn having been insured in the
Montgomery county (Md.) mutual insurance
company, Mr.. l. s. Emery, their agent here,
has been working on the case, and for several
days the officers were in pursuit of Garry. The
prisoner Is held at the station to await the
action Of the MARYLAND authorities
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FIFTEEN STILES Ingram Carpets in Remnants
from Is to % yards at half price. Floor Oil
Cloths cheap. Blankets and Comforts from 81
up. Beautiful line Of Dress Goods at low price.
JOHNSON, GARNER d Co, 636 Pa. ave.