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The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1892-02-18
siore In,migran = for America.

ST., PErERsBURG, Feb. 18. The German
MennoniJes settled near Iashkend, pro
pose 60 emigrate in spring 10 America,
as they do not like compulsory military
service.
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Gnrc,n Not GniItv.

NEW ORLEANS, Feb 1S.-The jury in
the case of Eugene Garcia, late paying
teller of the Louisiana National Bunk,
who was charged with the embezzlement
of $4,000 belonging to the bank
brought in verdict of not guilty.
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oraer for s.ooo. oOo ann Barrsl..

BERLIN, Feb. 1S.-A firm at Laden
burg has accepted an order from France
for three millions of gun barrels which
are destined for Russia.
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CACTUS BLOOD CURE.
SUPERIOR TO SARSAPARILLA

Purities the blood by ex-
polling the impurities through
the proper channels and never
causes eruptions on the skin.
Regulates the bowels. Cures
dyspepsia, liver and kidney
troubles, tones up the system
and gives you an nappetite,
Never fails o cure any con-
dition produced by impure or
impoverished blood, or a dis
ordered state of stomach, liver
or kidneys.
Sold at KIrIIH's Drag Store,
Fergusom's Hotel Block Shenandoah, Pa
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WAsmNGToN Feb S-The Philadel-
phia aud Concord, under command Of
Admiral Gherardi, have left Monteyideo
for the Barhadoes. Admiral Walkers
squadron is stlll at Montevideo.
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A few more cold waves and winter
will take its departure.
MIegI Nerye ana I.ivar Pnls

act on new princlpe-regulst ag the
liver stomach and bowels throWgh the aegUeS.
sure biiOu3nees, haf t7ef7, t1rpl1 liver, piles
constipation. Unequaied for men, women,
children. Smallest, mildest, surestl 5ldOses,
drug store.
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The fur-trimmed evening dress
seems to be at the height of popularity.
Oft in the Silly Night

You've heard the wailing round you;
Wiud Ollic and baby were the combina-
tion. DR.. Hands Collie Cure is the specific.
Sample bottles free at j. M. Hllsn's or G.
j. McCarthy's drug store.
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Appointed woman as Doctor.

HARRIsBURG, Pa, Feb lS.-Governor
Pattison has received the resignation of
DR.. John Curwen as a member of the
Chronic Insane Hospital Commission and
has appointed Alice Benton, NJ D., of the
Northstown Hospital, to the vacancy.
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$4,000 Reward

for a recipe that win enable us TO make
WoLFF's ACME BLACKING at such price
that retailer can protitably sell it at 10c u
bottle. This offer is open until Jan. lsts 1893.
WOLFF g. RANDOLPH Philadelphia.
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February seems to be stealing some
weather from blustry March.
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A CME BLACKING is cheaper
n at 20 cents a bottle than any
other Dressing at s cents.
a LITTLE GOES a LONG WAYS
because shoes once blackened with it can
be kept clean by washing them with water
People in moderate circumstances find il
profitable to buy it at 20c. bottle, because
what they spend for Blacking they save in
shoe leather.
1t is the cheapest backing considering
its quality, and yet we want % sell it
cheaper if it can be done. We will pay
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North Main ST., Shenandoah
The state chronicle., 1892-10-30

spring !. .1oa2 GO. 20 winter S5az IS; super-
lnA spring / Sja2 ~ do winter 0is2 e;
extra No l spring 2 i0s2 -: do " nteE2 a
~: ezra No 2 spTing = G0s2 40: 90 winter
% 2 60; city mills extra - for West In
ile- southern -four close ! Gull: stra' ght
a0.4 GO.
HEAT-O2tons y.,rr moderately &C
i've and classi stantv .~po- lnss cics q
eady Spot sales 40 ? red wint-Y - q
"a: 90 October 735s Eayeu her 1855; DeceE-
Der 155E: January "a; May s 50
cob s-oplouS We're dull sEG WeaH
thr, u hout in aJmpaIhy with wheat ssld
closed 3 to 4c lower. spot iojs close
lowzr. SPOT sales No. 2 pliH e,i 4a5s ~ :: CO
October 40. November s914 Dec nl .,er 5t@s
Jan ery 80: Nj y 81
OATS cCticriS were weak II :, Inpsfhy Y
sta wAsat ani corn, bs prices ci' sgd
oaiy - 10 ) Sc lower. Seot lots closed
weak Suo' sales No. 2while 3aiI: do "a
, iEEd 40 81: 10 40 3 @3'<; co No. :
mixed October 3i:do NogeuOcr S4S4; De
cemher So
RT s. ull; ". stern 5easG
PoEK-Syrady: mess i2 p ~ 50fGr ola.
IARD-ClasaG firm: Oct baT & 90. p %
ven Der ?; &c nh + - old
81 G-Ah-- RaY, dui ana easy. s. tesf
Nlsc0yaao 3; % te... centrifugal : 7-ih
Refined stes d.: cut csf and ccusi.e. > ; ls;a
80 gram area + l. iJi.i,t,osderefi fl3 I6e5
eub s4 - 6 *; sonfectioners' a i1-l6s
AZ: 5. andsrd 4 4 1865: mould = 5s:i %
CoFF E-SPot iess firm Fair Rio No
l6l9ai6}s Futures closed sts ,Gy. Rio ol
santos >c. !, 1915; October I5.. ): Acvsnl
Der IS -.
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hIcago Produce Markes

CaICA9o. October - Wheat closed
YEA ana lover on lower cables heavy
DO. tic markets aEo he4vy res pts
everywhere. CiysIng price were ! : -
=" lower. o2 r.d winter il stors 80.
CJRA-Drtio1s Were Neat ia sympathy
with wheat and iree liquidation. Closing
pEiass wers IL ~ .-sc lower. No ia eIUre
4055.
OATS-0ptions easier following tn
general weakness ia whest AID 20 n,
cicsing ! to sc lose- No : IL SO e
- 29ls
Ine provision market received m sup
port tom the bLll cliqae al the r-st.lt
was cecline in prices ii all produc-~ ex-
.epT OcUGbeT ribs. which closed PC higaer
t.oTA decline d 221sa3oc; lara I2ssl.1xc:
NoFember riD5 0Jo and January ribs i5-.
Ine following were tle closing hgure-
he8t-Octone- 30: December Il:
Alay rs. CecH Octob-r 4 *: November
,ois: December 4l5s. Nay 4514. uats-Octo
Der -; NcvtIu ',r <9ls: Decem er 3J5z:
May "a. Pos k-Ocro5e.r IL 10; Nov M
Der li.9i; January 132, Lard Ogt5-
neT ; 40; November ~; .ian,tsry y"
KIDS October 1i.I5; E Eove.nbrI = .25 Jan
uary 6.15
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PERSONAL.

H R. Bryan, Esq, OF Newberne, is in
the city.
Mr.. W. C. Norris is quite i'll at his
home in this city.
Pressdont Winston of Chapel Hill was
in the c;ry yesterday.
Mai s. T. Telfair returned yesterday
from short business trip to Washing
ton, n. G.
w. F. Kamegav. Of Goldsboro, P esi-
dent n c. Rail Road was in the city
yesterday.
The Atlanta journal says that Cleve-
land is not dancer but he is leading the
germans in New York.
Miss Laura Sasser. of Red Jacket,
Mich. is in the city visiting her aunt,
Mrs. N. Deboy, Sr.
Prof. Wallace Riddick Of tue Agricul
tural and Mechanical college, is spend
ing Sunday at Youngsville.
Hon. NJ Worth ard wife returned
Yesterday from Baltimore where they
have been for several days.
Governor Northern's majority, as Off
cialy announced, is II, 502 This don't
look like Georgia is going to vote for
Weaver.
Rev. Dr. Mars al and wife returned
yesterday from Baltimore where they
have been attending the Episcopal Con
vention.
Notice the index Of new advertise
ments above and turn to the respectivive
spaces announcements that will inter
est you all.
Miss Matte Branch, of Wilson, who
has Teen visiting Miss Dortch, at Col.
Kenan's, left yesterday on the morning
/ train for her home.
A. M. McPheeters and daughter, Miss
Mildred, returned yesterday from BaltI
more, the latter having returned from
Chicago via that city.
s. F. Telfair, private Secretary OF his
excellency Governor Holt, spent yester-
day at MS home, Washington, where he
registered as an elector.
W H. " neeler, of Winston, repub
iilal manipulater Of much local reputa
ton, was in the city IN conference with
/ Eaves and other state leaders yesterday
Prof. William Swint0n. who was found
dead recently in his room il New York,
was at one time teacher in Epwortf
Female Seminary at Greensboro. Thi
was Presbyterian Institution, burned il
the COS and never rebuilt.
Editor W. F. Burbank, lately of New
York, now of the Winston Daily Sentjnl
has been appointed by President HiIIiart
as one of the essay lists at the next pres
convention, subject, The Press AS
Means Of Developing the Resources 0
the State y
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lariOro

w, +. Kornegay, Goldsboro; A. T.
Uzzell, North Carolina; Z l. Shuford,
Hickory; }, Ii. P. Leigh. New Jersey ::
}. ID. Lamont, Asheville: j T Aber.
nathy, Petersburg N.F. Aston, Phia J.
W. Buttingham, Baltimore; J. 4. Britt,
Durham; A l.. Lee, Herman, Atlanta
y watson, Richmond; Geo. T. Winston.
North Carolina; Mrs p II. Winston,
North Carolina; J, Z. Cugle, Jr., Chap
ell Hill; I. p Little. Chapel Hill: Her
man Hornthal, North Carolina; w. NJ.
Hood, New York w. Davis. Kittrell
X. Young, Baltimore; Max. Nus
baum, Baltimore; Chas. Hovet, New
Jersey; }. Z. Beeman, Goldsboro; J. B
Brooks, Georgia; II. II Bryan, New
bern; W. G. Whilden, North Carolina
W. ii Weelcr, Winston.
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The Morgan Horse.

For track. for road, for all harness pur
poses no horse equal tie Morgan. He
is bri. ht ana c'iellfu', game and stylish,
in feet he is g UP AND DRESSED" "n all
occasions The best ard most beautiful
of these grand ana good horses came
through ETHAN ALLEN 43 Daniel Lam
but. lo2 Bst FIact3!.G 1913, acd AT;stes
III. Daughters and grand daughters
and grand s2-.s II ,lese NIGH: SIros viii
he III Il stables Of Capt. B 2. WI
liamsaa FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 1lfb. aud
WILL GO TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER WITH
OUT RESERVE. There will be l3 elegant
mares ard tiilics of THIS BREEDING. and
Z Young stations agd geldIDgs-the equal
of any ever sea any8 here il individual
ity-come and bng at your own price
catalogues now readv-write aud get
one-SALE DAY FRDAY, NOVEMBER 1ltb,
rain or chin
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Little Nugget Last Ntmhi.

The great Irish comedian, Herbert
Cawthorn, and his comedy cherubs,
played to a small house at metropolitan
Hall last night. The company deserved
a better patronage One who enjoys a
comedy would have been satisfied last
night; There is nothing to the farce,
Little Nugget" the play being used as
frame work around which laughter
reigned supreme. Cawthorn is fine
comedian OF his class aud he never fails
10 please. lie is the entire performance
almost, but ne is what might be called a
whole team. Knox Wilson gave him
very fair support, assuming the character
Oh German boy. While the company
Is weak IN some points, Cawthorn re-
deems it and so convulsed WAS the audi
eace with laughter, over his work, that
they overlooked The weak points of the
company Ii is truly good coined '
company and should do large business.
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Methodist.

EDENTON STREET CHURCH Rev. j. n.
Cole, pastor Sunday school at $3.50 a M,
W. }. Young Superintendent. Preaching
at la m and 7:30 by the pastor. Every
body invited
CENTRAL NJ. E. CHURCH -ReV. ]. B
Hurley, psstor.-Sunday School at $50 III
w. n. Smelling, Superintendent Preach
PraTer meatinp every W,edy1esdavp sai prs nieht
$50 Cordial invitation to ALL
Strangers in the city will find it inter
esting 10 join in the exercises of the Stran-
gers Class at $50 a. III.
BROOKLYN NJ. E. CHURCH.-Rev Kenneth
D. Holmes, pastor Sunday Schoc! at J
p. m, J. B. Young, Superintendent
Preaching at IL m and 80 m. Prayer
meeting every Wednesday night at 730.
The state chronicle., 1892-10-30
SPECIAL NOTICES.
The PEOPLE Were There,

It was crowding. singing mass of hu-
manity that was at Davis elegant paw
lion gallery yesterday. Thing of it !.
The best cabinet photographs for 81 so
a dozen. 1t was a benefit reduction to
cur people in compliment of the large
business Mr.. Davis has done in Raleigh
The crowd at his gallery next to the
postoffice was great-an ovation if you
please; and to acconodate those who
could not get ''sittings," Mr.. Davis will
continue the great low price over to NOR
row. Monday. His elegant ivory finish
cabinet photographs only 81 so a dozen
for to morrow, Monday Our people
never heard of such low price in cabi
net photographs.
The state chronicle., 1892-10-30
Markets by Telegraph
No Damage in rexas-aeavy frost Pre-

No Damage in Cexas-Heayy frost Pre-.
G5cfed.
NEW EOBEZ &C ober<9 -MessTs Hubbard
Price = 60, iG T6-ir daily cotton clrcu-
lar today say
The taxi < of spiuners to day Were un
usua1y l'eIt IN Liverpcgl, eaTising &c
cliua ~ 2-6ia3 81. srd 40 easy tone 10 The
arr v.l market TT 4; clius eXcesCed The
aoticirat.cns u the t.ale ni the market
opsTed barely steady u1d-r heavy selling
ny loyal operators, VINO have been in err
est7I on the long side. After the offering>
we're ahs0r ed II hecame known tha the
lie cline - Liverpool was accent nat q; be- 3
rum I inst Nei / r0'hcIs had Is, e ar
ssfi- are 0: d cr)n of {, U10 bales in LcR-
don L ON New O leans tlege came a de-
GGuu- h the SeIUii4enr at thaL point IA. ors.
4 LARGE yield t"an is ttolCat possible
He e Crop a5vices as published Dy the
1hrOnlcie, Col-r2dicr the winter dis
palohes of da3sge b. f.os5 through II
No.6hfrn Tex =, TROUGH admitting tine
damage tarouga rEe i ss; sippi Waller.
Colder we tier l. u. C I'd to- the Sou b
during IN. next two days 5y the sg1a
service Odt MAJ ket expects a siight y
better 20 3 e fore gn Gtarte ! on Mend y
On TIE iTrroSenear III coD mental Jr-tC z
expected ron Fraukfor, Alter the ciO e
The outside prices Tsre paid ior cotton or
tni belle.
Receipts s5 TIE ports fer the week are
| alton $500 :.aazs. against 5000 las
week a4;: 65, 90 last year
in1 Eyct market i quier at lee ad
Varce. &ldcling up,&co@ S : Is. SAFES l0-
bales
transactions il .1tures ID day "a s0C
The state chronicle., 1892-10-30

S H. Clifford, New Cassel. " S.,
was troubled with neuralgia and rheu-
n1a:ism, his stomach was disordered,
his liver was affected to an alarming
degree, appetite fell away, and he was
terribly reduced in flesh and strength.
Three bottles Of Electric Bi.tars cured
him.
Edwin Shepherd, Harrisburg, III,
had a running sore On his leg Of eight
years standing. Used three bottles of
Electric Bi,ters and seven boxes Of
Bucklen's Arnica Salve, and his leg is
sound and well. John Speaker, ca.
tawba, O., bad five large fever sores on
his leg, doctors said he was incurable.
| One bottle Electric Bitters and one
box Buckleu's Arnica Salve cured him
entirely. Sold a: J. Y. MacRae's 5
drug store.
The state chronicle., 1892-10-30

have been a great sufferer from
catarrh tor over ten year 5; had it very
bad, could hardly breathe Some
nights could not sleep and had to
walk the floor. | purchased Ely's
Cream Balm and am using it freely, it
Is working cure surely. l have al.
vised several friends to use il, and with
happy results in every case. i is the
medicine above ali Others for catarrh,
and it is worsh its weight in gold. ]
Thank God | have fcuod remedy
can use with salty and that DOES all
tha' is claimed for ii. II is curing nv
deafness.-b. ". Sperry, Hartford,
Conn.
The state chronicle., 1892-10-30
Baptist,

FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH.-Rev J. W.
Carter, ID. D., Pastor. Sunday School a.
9:20. Thos II. Briggs, superintendent.
At the II a. m service, there will be held
interesting commemorative services of the
40)th year of the discovery of America b i,
{ olumous, and the Tooth year of the foun
dation OF the city OF Raleigh Seats free
All Invited
Sunday school at West End Mission
every CunC ay at p III.
BAPTIST TABFRNACLE.-Rev J J Hall,
D. ID Pastor-Sunday School at 9:0i n. 3.
Broughton, superintendent Preaching
at II a N. and sr. m by Uhe pastor Nisi-
tors and str gers invited.
The state chronicle., 1892-10-30
Additions 10 the Pen.

W. 5. Clark, sheriff Of Blsden county,
brought IN three convicts to the peniten-
tiary yesterday. J. c. Wall, officer
from Stokes, bought in one convict; w
w. Fleming, sheriff of Graham, brought
two, one Of them for murder; NJ Chap
lain, Of Carteret, bought one.
The state chronicle., 1892-10-30
Missionary Meeting To.Niyh,

There viii be missionary meeting at
the Church Of the Good Shepherd to-
night. Rev. Dr. Sutton, dean o: the
Raleigh convocation, will be present and
deliver an address. Rev. Mr.. Hunter
VIII speak on the missionary character
OF the recent general convention. A
brief address will also be delivered on
diocesan missions illustrated by map
prepared especially for that purpose.
The state chronicle., 1892-10-30
Ladies, Tailor Made Suits

We have a special department for
ladies' tailor made suits in which are
shown made-up garments, in the newest
textures and styles at lower prices Quality
consideredD than home made garments
These are ''men made" suits and are
easily distinguished by their superior
style and workmanship. They are offered
in two and three price suits, in diago-
nails, serges, cloths etc. Competent la
dies in charge and every needed altera
tion made free of charge.
W. H. & r. s. Tucker & Co.
The state chronicle., 1892-10-30
For Malaria, Liver Trou-
bic or Indiges estion, use
81 OWNS IRON BITTERS

We call special attention to the change
of Mr.. D. I. Jobnson's advertisemnnt.
He is receiving daily quantities of apples,
cabbage, potatoes, etc, etc. He makes
specially of such goods and makes
lowest prices to the trade. Makes sales
and returns promptly, and by his prompt
and square dealing with the public has
made his store headquarters foTsal! kinds
of produce. His stock OF staple and
fancy groceries is large and we'll selected.
His store and stock is made attractive by
its clean and well kept appearance and
polite service. Give him a call.
The state chronicle., 1892-10-30

FIRST PREsBYTERIAN-Sunday School
at $3.50 II Services at II a NJ a1d 7:30 .
M by ne pastor, Rev. DR. Eugene
Daniel
Sunday Scaool at Mission CLapel at
4:30 y. III
A cordial invitation is extended to stran-
gers and all others to these services, and
polite u-hers will seat all VINO attend
The state chronicle., 1892-10-30
Dress Trinlnlfn0S.

New effects in embroidered velvet
bands, sets of Persian bands wide and
narrow to match. Russian bands light
and dark shades, narrow finishing grmps
in silk and iridescent beads. Iridescent
velvets, spot effects in silks Plaid pop
lins etc.
w. II. & r. S. Tucker Il Co.
The state chronicle., 1892-10-30
Naval SfnEes

NEW YcRE. Oct. 29.-SSuirits turoe rtipe
mn; quoted at 3i16a32 Rosin dull.
strained I.3t; 10 good I.35.
SAVANNAH. Ca, cct - - Rosia firm:
strained l-c0..i. a; spirits :urpentine firm
It "a
CHARLEsToE, s. C, October 90 aoslu
firm 4 i.05a1 0; spirits tarpsnU,ne fir. Il
<SIaa49.
WILMHGToN, \. u. Os5ober 29.-Spirits
turpentiae steady at 2. Rosin nrn,
strained -; good slrGined1 o. Gar steady
at 20; Crude turpenLiue sGeady; hard .Gj
yellow dip ani virgin 20
The state chronicle., 1892-10-30

The young mems service will be he'd at
the Goun< Mems Christian AssociaJ iou
Hall at O'Clock ths afternoon. Mr. r.
NICK Goodwin viii be leader of the meet
ing Jno Cheek. G. z. Lu.D sden, cornet:
3 WCmble, 7. B. Wiikiu. on violin:
Roscoe Aunn, tute; William Cooper,
organist; Il. G. Williams, Jr., choriater
will conduct he musical services
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New Advertisements.

New Advertisements.
Hecker's Oatmeal.
Wanted-A Collector
Davis-The Photographer.
Important to Business Men.
Lost-A Silver Colored Setter
ID T. Johrson-My Specially.
i. p. Wllamson-Fine Horse.
CA. Sherwood Just Received.
d r johnson Fine Groceries.
w. II. King & Co. Cigarettes Cigars
etc.
& D. Berwanger- Mems Suits and
OyerCOgta
" II & r. S. Tucker \ co. Desira
bic Styles.
The state chronicle., 1892-10-30
Ilaitimors Prnauce na.ro.

:, HALTIhoRE, MI, oct 29.-g,our duII
western super 9052.25: co extra , 4os2 -.
90 family 3.oja4.00; winter whes.t patent
=. - 20 sprin- = heat patent 4 5ja4 So.
spTlag y heat sri ys.t : .aaa4 25.
= = "a EAT-IrregGlar; No 2 red snot 7o1L.
'J;sr Oc;.obsr Na1OA; December 7215s72sI: Ma
SsoI4' n Q Z steamer REQ 65L. Soutnwestern
ou5I; ruiz 5na72; Lougberry G9s73
SOhN-Easg. Mixed suor 4S1Ia4s1L. oc-
Cooer 4SA; January 4Ga4Z bid: SON herr
com nlm: steiner NJ 2 paixsd A. 4SiI.
Waite 4Za4219; yellow 40a4S.
OAls9-c teady. No white western 2e.
81; 10 n1fXed western 35ss6
~ E-Dun. Ne 2, 59a60 nominal.
HAY-Dul. Good 70 choice ti,,o+br
Il. .00al5G0. ''iiAo'ns
- PROVISIONS : Steady. Ness nork
Is oUaI3 90; bulk meats, loose Shoulders s
adong clear ribs 81; sugar picked shonIder.
~ mans, small l2al211a; lard, refined 9L:
BUTTER Firm. Creamery fancy ooa a.
90 fair 10 choice E6a2s; do imitation 50
!6dIe, fancy 20; rclas fine %: fair to a,ooJ
EGGS Active: at 2 a25.
COH j. Il Steady. Far Rio car,oas %
SUG { Strong 6ranulated : lie.
S.!t - Steady; reIjned i0s>s
" ItI9h 1-5te dy at i.25al II
PEA : UTS-t'irm. Virginia
tlIAS tII. = ~ +.5; choice 3a3ssL; farmers 49,
"a . S9rta ST carolina J; + o. / sheIIed 4aiII
The state chronicle., 1892-10-30
Kid Gloves.

Ladies' dog skin walking gloves in
black and tan. Four button waikiki 9
gloves with large, pearl buttons, black,
embroidered and bound, in modes, tans
and navy blues. Scarlet and mahogany
red biarrity gloves Everything desira
oie in kid gloves and at the most salts
factory prices.
w IL. & r. S. Tucker & Go.
The state chronicle., 1892-10-30
The Homeiiest 1yanfnR Rale,oi,

As well as the handsomest, and others
are invited to call on any druggist and
get free trial bottle Of kemp's Balsam
-or the throat ard lungs, remedy that
IS selling entirely upon its merits and is
guaranteed to relieve and cure all chronic
and acute coughs, asthma, bronchitis
and consumption. Large bottles 80 cts.
ard 81 90
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Dress GOOds-French Novelties

Heavy corded fabrics with threads Of
bright silk running cross wise, solid
grounds with camel's hair stripes, dark
ground poplins with light silk bars in
stripes and plaide, iridescent effects etc.
w. H. & r S. Tucker s Co.
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Bucklen,s Arnica Salye.

The best salve in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, letter, chapped hands, chilblaine,
corns, and all skin eruptions, and posi-
lively cures piles, or no pay required. It
is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction,
or money refunded. Price % cents per
box. For sale by John Y. MacRae.
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lIuoI&uoIa u tiie intsr-s tate Trust aIl
brokerage Company
RALKIGH. October 20, 1892.
North Carolina 6's lex. int.) 122 bid:
;. 6. ked.
NoriE z Coiius = s. bid: % asked.
\. {. r z. 100 bid, 10. asked.
". :. l. Z K, Co Is e2L cd; - Ask Ell
+ g G. Railroad SIS ] Is bid: 12O asked.
r. q G ha.IIogd nii; - asked
S & 4 Il K 50 bid; log s-1ed.
City OF iG' <. n Us 1861, 1oe}< hid. aSkec
Raie'sn street Railway q e 30 asked
n. Z. AgrieCIoucsl society 6's 40 bid
:. ked.
Citizens, National Bank 121 bid.
Commercial and Farmers Bank II
BID, : asked
National Bank OF Raleigh l20 biz
Raleigh SaVl Is Bank ] 20 bio; IS asked
Rale.gC Cotton Mills 3d. bic: !. ssAed.
Ral=ish lo.C-n VI lis IS .02 I'D; 80
asked
Caraleieh Phosphate Mills b.. bid; 6,
asked.
s.ar.l,.s otton ,IIs - bi,. - asled
!. { G. gCc pay lC3 hla. . s.sAes..
Pea u il,.L- 1j D1;: slsa-,i
ita.s3~ .snd and improve neut Co, ..
h-l.'ga .7as LiSat CO. >. bid; - a-sed
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Ladies, Wraps.

Tue newest styles in ladies' light col
ored long garments with military capes.
medium and heavy weights. Ladies
light cloth coats.
A choice line of three quarter garments
in light, medium and dark colofs.
w. Fl & r S. Tucker & Co.
The state chronicle., 1892-10-30
To Commercial TraxnLIelA

Winston Salem's new hotel, the Zin-
zendorf Under new management.
Rates So, So 80 and So per day. accord
ing to location. Sample rooms loca-
ted in center of city. Rowland Harris,
formerly Of the Quincy Hotel aud J. P.
P. Snped, of Danville. Va, Clerks. L.
w. Scoville, Manager.
oct2 2t-s&w-3 3m
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Taxpayers Very slow /.

The taxes for R4leigh township are
long over due aud the sheriff is deairou>
OF collecting up close and the county is
sadly in need Of money 1t is hoped
they vii realize the Importance Of being
prompt and will come forward within a
few days