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The morning call., 1892-02-28

QESOO WALLER ST, NEAR DEVISADERO.
UOOOO. l block from halght-st. cable; house
containing rooms and bath. wooden manteis
electric bells, brick foundation. stone sidewalk,
garden front and rear; easy terms If desired.
KOVEE TOY 4 co
The morning call., 1892-02-28

G1S 600 OAK ST. NEAR MARKET; SUB
LOT II .6X1IQ To rear street. BONEE. TOY q 60.
The morning call., 1892-02-28

.tF0.0 23rH ST; COTTAGE, BET san
"a - y. caez ana Noe; 4 rooms, etc; lot
r-J. mus be sold w. J. MORGAN & CO. ,
= -. IL Mem. 5. I. Real estate *.
The morning call., 1892-02-28

Cy4 p4G RENTS S92: SPLENDID PAY
~ O.OuO. ing investment: north side Green,
..- fUw-I and Mason srs.- lot 35Z60 feet: street
accepted. ". ]. IOKGAN g. CO. SIP Cal. 81.
u r s. f. Reai Estate Ez
The morning call., 1892-02-28

O.lO OO0 GEARY ST, NEAR FRANKLIN:
ID O.OUO. improvements nominal: large lot.
43:5xlZO feet u rear street; splendid location.
ROY EE- TOY q co.
The morning call., 1892-02-28

$4,000 hPDH Sri SE "a rssE slrses
modern fats, renting for S98 per month. BoYEE,
4
The morning call., 1892-02-28

S6O00-Pine ST.. near Broderiek: 2-st0ry and
basement bay-wmdOw house; rooms and bath;
lot 25xlUU; rent $40: a COSY home.
$40OO-SteveDsOa ST., nr. 10th: cottage rooms
lot 25x65 rent $50.
S5000-Rent $40; 2-stOTy good house; Minna St,
near 5th; rooms lot 24XSO.
feZS SUMe
The morning call., 1892-02-28

~ lDS0 2-STURY HOUSE ~ STORE BELOW
=. -tt. and nat 81 = roomS above and lease hold
a. years fer sale on Illinois ST. near Napa: rents $50
- month; -raaud rent Sl2 90. q. Ii. UMBSEN *
Co. IA Montgomery ST.
The morning call., 1892-02-28

S310O-FoSom ST., near 23d; 30x9O.
S225O-2Uth ave. near Point LGbOS 75xl3l
$l"OO-DiamOuu, near 22d; 50xlI5;9.
SPECIALIZATION ST., nr. China ave-: 25XS3.6
SI75O-Church near Army; good lO. 26xS0
$l25p-23d st. near Castro; 25Xll4; street work
done: easy termS choice building lot
$ll0O-z5d near Diamond; 25NS5: part cash.
S9UO-BemiS. ur. electric road; 50Nl0O.
$I00O-23d ave. near Point L0bOS: 5OXl20-
S65O-Nell located corner in University Home-
stead: l2Uxl00.
Randolph St. mr.. Bright: CITY Land Assn 5Oxl01
$650-Cali'ornia ST.. near I7tb ave-. 25XlO0.
S40O-Cholce corner in Gitt Map No
$3O0-Day, near Douglass; 25Xl14, part cash
fe2S II SuIh
The morning call., 1892-02-28

CIT ROO NV. COR ON FIFTH ST, NEAR
u i .OUU. Howard; store below and upper
fiat: lot 25X75 BOWIE, TOY K co.
The morning call., 1892-02-28

QO5 OOO FINEST. FLATS: GOOD LOCA.
u 10 .OUU. ton; 5 new fats of and room
and bath each rents $3.50; splendid Investment:
OF 5OxlOO BOVEE, TOY & co.
The morning call., 1892-02-28

G ! 500 A MARKET AND PAGE, PAGE ST
Rose ave-, runs through % feet 20 Page ST.. with
frontage Of p 6. adjoining the Orel Hotel; I'M
movements. house Of 10 rooms on Market ST. and
Rose ave. cottage Of rooms Page ST., rents for
$50 per month; adjoining lot sold lately Tor $1,000
a front foot. have this splendid property under
an absolute contract sell to tho best offer tor the
next Is days: yOu want this choice piece OF busi
ness property at oue-haf its value don't fail 80
us As We are positively compelled TO sell il viii he
sacrificed: Tor snaps and bargains Ia city property
don't fail - see US p A. DOLAN CO.. $50 Mar
ker
The morning call., 1892-02-28

5.r16 E4CH: LOTS. HOMESTEAD ST.. z
trDOD side. bet 2fth and 18th; size 25Xl25 feet
,s4sl. short distance from ClstrJ-5l cable. w. J.
rlyE5AN s. co, 5I2 Cal 81. Mem 5. I. Real Is
The morning call., 1892-02-28

,tt[IG 5NEN FLATS ROOMS AN D BATH
HDDF. EACH urilE foundations rent $50 per
.-.-i.- -tAlI5 80 au alley. l3pF ST.. 2ftl.
Fl. tH bs-N * co, - NonTFou cry -.
The morning call., 1892-02-28

II s-. and I4th ave. cheap. prices low 10 make
immediate sales W. J. MORGAN & CO., 5l2 Cal.
Stem. 3. r. Rea. Estate TX
The state chronicle., 1892-05-10
ANT|CEPHALALG|NE.

Does your head ever ache and feel
dull and heavy? Antioephalalgine will
tighten the burden
Does your head ever ache attended
with nervousness and sleeplessness
Anticephalgine will relieve the ache.
quiet the nerves. give you sweet sleep
and a fresh awakenlpgin the morning.
There is no morphine in Anticera.
algine. In fact no opiate Of any kind,
nor chloral nor anything that your
physician would hesitate TO prescribe for
you-the combination is what makes
Anticephalalgine such wonderful
remedy in h. adachc and neuralgia
and every doctor that has seen the
formula pronounces it "a happy com
bination," and if you will try it you
will be surprised 10 know how happily
it effects cure in all case of headache
and neuralgia. Ask your druggist, end
if he does no, keep it, send so or 90
cents 10 Jas / johnson. Raleigh, y.
c.. for bottle.
The state chronicle., 1892-05-10
Market Reports.

NRw York. May 7-Messrs- Hubbard.
Price & Co., in their daily cotton c1rcu-
lar Oday say:
Visible supply Of cotton this week :
1l6 Gil. last week 1, 302 os5 OF which Amer
lean this week .52 Ill, last week 3.s4s.
6S5: crop IN sight his week ooo, JoI LAST
week s,o'2,9se The statement shows that
the aggregate of this years cotton crop
now IL sight is only IS bales less than
The total crop of last year. The quantity
of cotton Coming in ght during the week
has re. II considerably SWeiied ~ tue oVei-
land movement which is the largest ever
recorded the month of April
The weekly report OF the print cloth
market published in the Chronicle, says
ward tendency. generally higher quota
tions being asked
The Liverpool market this morning To
led decline of 81 in figures, spot
| sales being 5000 bales. Inc day there a
| here seems to have been a dull one, and
tne change in prices are Insignificant The
! crop advices reaching US continue conflict
| ing Some say that the advance IN cotton
has made farmers more hopeful, ana VIII
| lead many OF them TO plant land previous
| ly abandoned, while others saw that it Il
too late for any such notifications OF ear
| lier Intentions.
Recepts at the. ports for the day are
estimated at 6 900 b ales, against $4,000 last
week and 5000 last year.
| Crop movement for the last week, tnclC-
ding Southern consumption, was ol.OOU
against 81 500 last year and the total move
menu since September is now $500, coo
against s pa 900 year ago. an increase OF
416,0 0 bales. Tie visible stocks in this
country are as follows: At the ports 754
600 bales; interior towns PSI. 600 against
443, 600 and 196, 60 respectfully last year; an
! excess of 800, 600 bales,
| The spot market is steady at lo-lec ad
vance in quotations. Middling upiands
| ~ Sales l $40 bales.
Transactions in futures to day 81 .ooC
| bales.
The state chronicle., 1892-05-10
New York Prcduce Market.

With prices sJeadv. Fine grades Of spring
.oOa2 p: do winter 20a2 60; srperfine
spriuG 2 l032.65 DO winter 2 6Ca3 90; extra
No spring ooa4 90; 40 winter 3-ooa4 so
No 2 spring 2 50a 20: do winter S0a3 p
CitC mills extras - for West Iudies
Southern flour closed quiet: trade and
family extras 3.50a4 30.
WHEAT-Op- ions opened firm with a
good buying which continued with little
interruption tbr ug 1out the day. Jhe
blyfng was induced by the unfavoTab!e
weather reports from tne West The cable
advices were firmer which aided the no
ward movement Late in the day there
were rsports in circulation from Chicago
that Partridge had commenced to cover
closed firm and sc. higher. SPOT sales
No. 2 red wintar 92s.: No red winter
May 921z: do June 9294; do July 931s; do
August 92&.
CORN-Options were strong and active
and ad-anced in sympa hy with wheat,
strong and 1s4a2c higher. Spot sales Of
No mixed at $40 4s55; do May 50; do June
49,; do July 4ss4: do August 40
OATS Options were moderately active
saies Sole o Of Il No. White y; No DO s5as5sa
No 2 mixed May a354; do June :; DO
July 33a3351.
PORK-Steady. New mess 1O5 ali 90.
LARD-Closed quiet May 6.49; July
SUGAR-Raw, quiet; 50 test muscov ado
| 2s4; 95 test centrifugal 32s. Refined, dull:
| cut loaf and crushed 5a5H; powdered
| 25aa4%; granulated 42sa45.; cubes 45sa4s4
mould A 9 Loaf 11-l6; confectioners A A
COFFEE Spot lots closed dull Fair
Rio cargoes 1884 Futures closed lover;
Rio or Santos No, Z, May II 95; June 1l.65;
July l1.60
The state chronicle., 1892-05-10
The City Cotton Market.
Raleigh Stock ard Bond Market.
Quotations Of She Interstate Trust and

Raleigh stock and Bond Market.
Quotations Of the Interstate Trust and
Brokerage Company.
RALEIGH, May l. 1892.
Worth Carolina 6's Tex. int 1929 bid;
1873 asked.
North Carolina AS 98I bid: 80 asked
North Carolina r. r. 10l bid; 1O2 ask
ed.
". Y G; +. Go e's 81 bid: 80 -ssked.
r, & G. Railroad SIS lis bid; 1867 asked
r. & G. Railroad rs bid; 79 asked
S & r. K r 100 bid; 1O5 asked.
City Of Raleigh 6's 1907, 1O6 bid; :. asked
Raleigh Street Railway 6's 65 asked.
n. G. Agricultural Society 6's ;. bid:
IS asked.
Citizens National Bank 121 bid.
Commercial and Farmers Bank 1CS
bid; -. asked.
National Bank of Raleigh 12o bid
Raleigh Savings Bauk 13O bid
Raleigh Cotton Mills 80 bic: 80 asked
Caraleigh Phosphate Mills 81 asked
n. G. Car Company 9S bid 100 ASH
North Carolina Wagon Company COM
non) 10 asked.
North Carolina Wagon Company pre-
ferred, 65 ask ed.
Peace Institute IS asked
Raleigh Land and improvement Co, IS
asked.
Raleigh Gas Light CO. 81 bid; ;. asked
The state chronicle., 1892-05-10

ment fund of the ''Bishop Atkinson
Memorial Cot" at St. Johns hospital
amounted to $l9l, leaving balance
cf only 5000 to be raised to complete
the sum Of $4,000. It is hoped that
the "Messengers Of Hope" and other
friends of the memorial cot will soon
finish their good work.
It was expected that Maj. Near
thur, L. S. A.. would be here this
week on orders from the war depart
ment, but he ent to Greensboro and
met Gen. Glenn. The condition of
the State uard was looked into and
Maj. Macarthur expressed his pleasure
at the character of the equipment of
the force and the zeal Of the officers
and men.
The blanks for the agricultural crop
and farm stock statistics this year are
being sent out by the department of
agriculture. Last year, as has been
stated. the work was SO badly done
that the returns will not be published.
This year the work will be accurate,
and the information thus acquired will
be Of great value, particularly to the
farmers. It is fact that other States
get the credit for large amounts of
Norsh Carolina products. Cotton and
tobacco have never been given the
proper credit as to the amount and
quality grown in this State. The
farmers must know what they are
doing IN order to enable them to handle
their crops to advantage.
All Raleigh people are interested in
the Seaboard Air Line The Charlotte
Observer Wednesday contained the fol
lowing important news: "The public is
familiar with the fact that when the
Georgia, Carolina & Northern railroad
sought to get into Atlanta over the right
of-way of the Georgia railroad, the lat
ter asked for an injunction against it and
got a temporary injunction. The G., c.
& N. appealed and the supreme court OF
Georgia, after having had the case under
advisemsn ut for two months, has Just rem
derc:i its decision, affirming the tempo
rary restraining order. This leaves the
Georgia, Carolina & Northern hung up
at Inman park in the suburbs of Atlanta
until Jury can pass upon the merits of
the case"
The state chronicle., 1892-05-10
Some Foolish peapsc

Allow cough IN run un.'l 1t gets be-
yond the reaca Of medicine They often
say. '.Oh. il viii wear away" but In
most cases 1t wears them away Could
they be induced TO try the successful
medicine called kemp's Bslsam, which
is sold on positive guarantee TO cure,
they would Immediately see the excel
lent effect after taking the first dose.
Price 80 cts. and 81 90 Trial size free.
AT ali druggists
The state chronicle., 1892-05-10
Stocks and ROndS.

NEW YORK; May 7.-Oregon Imported
lBl 1O5: Alabama c., 95; Louisiana (con-
s0is en0ssee os 10 od 6a ~ Soee
1Ol; Tennessee 3's 7O15; Virginia 6's SO bid;
Virginia Elk. Mat (coupons) so bid: North
Carolina 4's 9e; North Carolina 6's l22;
South Carolina Browns SO.
145; IM Ann. mis- iis, W Ts IS; wells, ,I4 Is ceAnf
G. 69A; n Y =. 11414; n J c, 1881; Ills. c,
1O3; Ohio c, 5014; Mich G, l097s; q Pac, %:
Pac pfd 59as; Can Pac "A; Z P. C, II;
1894; A g. / H, g; A 8 + H pfd: 145:
Can So, eoa4; Can Pac. s77s; G & A, 15l: g
& o, 23sl: ii. & D 145; D, [. & W, 1881;
Den, II: Erie, 301s; Erie pfd: 715ss; x & I
157s; L & S. 1876; l. E & W. 25; L F & W
i45; o & W. 1888; 0 & N. 30 Pac VI 81:
Quick, 81; Quick pfd II; Reading, 5911l; r
|, 944: Omaha 59ss; Omaha, pfd 119; st
Paul, 7sls; s. Paul; Pic, 12554; n & G. -;
@, lo7; P E & d. 80: Man, 11214; Q \, SO, K
t.; r & w P, s$4. B & =, ss144.
Stocks were only moderately Gealt in
to-day. Omaha Sugar Trust Tennessee
Coal, Lackawanna, and Chicago Gas alb
sorbed most of the speculative il crest.
The sales amounted to 13 ,9s6 shaI eS. The
course Of prices was irregular throug ghout,
but the stoc Ks named recorded the wild
est fuctua.iOns In the final dealings,
the unfayOraOle bank statement caused
some decline, but. notwiths taading. prices
i'll the majority of cases We're higher than
last evenings
BALTIMORE, May 7.-Virginia consols
81 ASKED; do ten forties 37a3:1s; do 3's 1873
a73; Baltimore and Ohio stock 9oa9S13:
NoItber Central stock SO bid; Baltimore
& Ohio South western firsts 1867 bid; do
first incomes 6S14 bid; do second incomes
2s1s asked; DO. third incomes S11as54; coz
soildated gas bonds bid; do staf
55L asked
The state chronicle., 1892-05-10
Chicago Produce Market.

CHICAGO. May 7-Wheat was firm to
cay, On better cables and reports Of ex
cessive cold weather in Hungary, France
and Germany. Closing prices were &c
higher.
Corn was strong. and closed 1c to 1Lc
higher. on the bad weather, which has
rest1ic planting and will make the crop
uI usually late
Oats advanced with the other cereals,
aud closed &c higher.
Provisions were strong, on the light re,
ce;pts of hogs. and in sympathy with the
firnness in the grain trade. Pork gained
1211aac, ribs Sc to 7Hc, and lard 21sc.
The following are the closing figures
Wheat-May ssA June s2s4 81, July s2s4
Corn May 44ss, Juce 1925. July 40, Au-
gust 4211ss, September ~. Oats May
2956, June 29ae: July 1911 Pork-May 9 20
July 9.771a. Septe ember $50 Lard May
6 IS. july y } ~. os September s 40 Ribs
The state chronicle., 1892-05-10
Kennesaw, Ca, Sep. IL, 1890

hennesaW, Oa., Oep. IL, 1oSU.
Blood Balm Company:
My Dear Sirs-I take great pleas
ure in acknowledging the great benef-
my wife has derived from your great
and wonderful medicine, B. B. B. For
two years she was a great sufferer
from scrofula, or some blood disease
which had lain dormant all her life;
we had attention from some Of the
most skillful physicians in the country,
lCo-of-1o but all to no effect,
despaired of her recovering. Her
mouth was solid ulcer and for two
months or more her body was broken
out with sores until she lost a beauti-
ful head of hair, also her eye lashes and
eyebrows. In fact she seemed to be a
complete wreck. Now comes the great
secret which I want all the world to
know, and that is that three bottles of
Blood Balm medicine has done the
work, which would sound incredible to
any one who did not know it to be so.
To-day my wife is perfectly healthy
ana ciear from any ScrO1ulOGS talnt,
and she now has three -months-old
babe also perfectly healthy.
Very respectfully,
II. L. CASSIDY.
- If the reader will send to the
Blood Balm Co., Atlanta, Ga, for
their illustrated s'Book Of Wonders,' y
it will prove of further interest.
! Without doubt this medicine will
| cure you. It has cured thousands. Take
| Simmons Liver Regulator.
The state chronicle., 1892-05-10

BALTIMORE, Md, May Flour closed
steady. Western super 50a3.lO extra
3.15a3 65; do family 3S0a4 so; winter wheat
patent .65a4 So: spring wheat patent 70a
500; do straight 4.40a4 60.
WHEAT-Easier. No red spot 96ala
961a; May 94a's414; June o2$4s 4sY3; July 81 =
aske1 steamer No 2 red $50 bid Southern
wheat steady; FultZ 90 .9o; Long berry 50
a99.
CORN-Easier Mixed spot 49s4a4976 !;
May 1924 asked; June 47Ma471s; July 473s
a47M; steamer mixed Al asked. Sous hern
OATS-Steady No white western 3sa
kYE-Quet. No 2, S0as2
HAY-Steady. Good to choice timothy
Provisions Steady. Mess pork,
90 Der >bbl for old: new Is so; bulk
meatsl2oO, iers 5s4; long clear ribs
es4; ,1ork. - 81; su gar picked shonl
:is as time q 10 10; s3iian 3 1os1; Iard,
ref TarAss~.syso, crude 6I.
BUNH Steady. Creamery fancy %;
do fair to choice 19a21 do imitation lSa20;
lad e, fancy II; 10 good to choice l5aI6,
packed IL I'd.
EGGS Steady at 141ac.
COFFEE Duu. Fair Rio cargoes II;
No7 13
SUGAR-Steady. formulated ~
Ct,PPER-Elrfa; refined II l2.
WHISkY-Firsn at l.22a1 %
PEANUTS-Virginia 3La4sl: shelled
21aa5; North Carolina 3a314; sheUed Al.
The state chronicle., 1892-05-10
North Carolina COLLEGES.

There are AZ young ladies in the
senior class at Greensboro female col
lege.
President Rhodes, Of Littleton fe.
male college, was here yesterday and
states that his school is quite pros
porous. An addition to the building
46 by SO feet in size, is almost com
plete. This contains chapel 32x6C
feet. Other improvements are con
templated.
The state chronicle., 1892-05-10
SAVANNAH, GA, April 26, 1889.

SAVANNAH. GA, April 26, 1889.
Having used three bottles of p. p. f.
for impure blood and general weakness,
and having derived great benefits from
the same. having gained eleven poopd DIS
In weight in four weeks, l take great
pleasure in recommending It to all unfor-
tunates like
Yours truly,
JOIN MORRIS
The state chronicle., 1892-05-10
Naval Stores.

NEW YORK, May 7.-Sp1rits turpen-
tine generally steady but trading slow,
quoted at 34c for regulars and 3414c for
machine barrels. Rosin, quiet; strained
45; do good l.475aa1.50.
WILMINGToN,- n. g, May 7.-Spirits
turI entine steady at 3cc- Rosin steady,
strained LOS; good strained 10. Tar
steady at 1.35 Crude turpentine steady
hard 1.lO; yellow dip 2.e5; virgin 2.25.
CHARLESTON, s. c., May 7.-Rosin
steady at Loo; spirits turpentine steady
at 29c
The state chronicle., 1892-05-10
The State Chronicle.
TUESDAY,, May 10, 1892
City News.

Special instructions have been given
the deputy revenue collectors to break
up all the illicit distlleries. That is
why the deputies are so lively.
Since the last visit Of the board of
visitors to the State University many
improvements have been made there.
both of the buildings and grounds.
Sixty men are now employed in the
brick works at Caraleigh ands are doing
some rapid work there. The demand for
brick is the greatest ever known here.
Daniel : NIB idc, 4 convict who escaped
ins1se5. .from:one of the.sconvict camps,
was captured at McColl, S. c., and was
brought back to the peniteDti ry!Wednes-
day.
The governor has ordered special
civil term of the superior court OF For
syth to be held by Judge Armfeld and
to begin July l8. 1t will continue two
weeks.
OF two convicts brought TO the peni-
tertiary Wednesday from Washington
county, George Bell, colored, gets 20
years for killing negro, and John
White, white, gets one year for killing
hog
The amount of building of dwellings
here increases steadily, as anyone can
see who makes tour of the city. 1t
is not probable that at any time in a
dozen years more buildings have been
in course Of construction.
News from Apex, covering the wes-
tern portion of the county, says farm
work is progressing favorably. Not
more than one-fourth of the usual cot
ton crop is planted. At present there
is a fine outlook for the wheat and oat
crops.
The weather report for April shows
that the mean temperature here was 81
degrees; the highest 80, the lowest 30
The mean temperature was degree be
inches, which is far above the average.
There were four killing frosts, two
thunderstorms and a hailstorm.
The following is the commencement
proamIne at Peace institute: Class ex-
ercises, Friday evening, May 27; alum
nae meeting, Saturday evening, May
%; baccalaureate sermon, Sunday,
May 20; commencement exercises,
Monday evening, May so; annual con-
cert, Tuesday evening, May 81.
The state chronicle., 1892-05-10
New York Money Market.

NEW YORK, May 7.-Moneg closed at
~ per cent; the rate for the day were 9
per cent. Exchange closed steady. Post
ed rates 4.S715a4 50; actual rates Sc "a
86s4 for 80 day bills, and 4.SSa4 SS14 for de
mand. Government bonds closed steady:
currency 6's 100 bid; as (coupons) 1857
bid; extended rs ,registered) 100 bid.
The state chronicle., 1892-05-10

The man who called sarsaparilla q
fraud, had good reason; for he get hold
of worthless mixture at reduced
rates" He changed his opinion, how
ever, when he began to take Ayers Sar-
saparila. It pays to be careful, when
buying medicines.
The state chronicle., 1892-05-10
Ginseng CultivatOr.

! am prepared TO furnish Ginseng Seed
special instructions how TO SOW, how Ia
successfully cultivate, what fertilizers 10
use, etc. For further particulars. Address,
dI5-u j. w. SEARS,
Somerset, Ky, Pulaski Co.
The state chronicle., 1892-05-10

Highest Leavenng Power-Latest u S. Govt Report
.F&H!A!:,!:!! q! BskiR@ Fsxds2
ABSOLUTELY PURE

After usirg Ely'- Cream Balm two
months was surprised Il fad tha, the
right nostril, which was closed for over
twenty years. was open and free As the
other. and can use il now a | could not
do for many years, l feel very thankful.
-R II. Cressengham, 275 18Th street.
BROOKLYN
The state chronicle., 1892-05-10

When say euro do not mean merely 10 Stop to<zn
for Q and then have them return again. mean
radical euro. 1 hare made the OF FITS. kPI
LEPSY or FALLING SICKNESS lifelong study.
warrant my rsinedy the worst casss- BscAoss
others failed Il for not receivn9
curs. Send for s.t.c and Free Bottle a
my ufAilible remedy. Give Exprcss and Post Orsoa
III. 6. ROOT. NJ. g., 1873 Pearl ST. n. Y.
doc-f-dtU -fYn
The state chronicle., 1892-05-10
AND UNDEvELOPEU

" O-yans strengthened and enlarged. en-
.i ms stopped, Lost Manhood Kesf"re .
yaritsee weak back, loss OF memory, oizHuf~t
nervousness weakness cured ~ TIE ASs
civ Remedies. SI.U1 rcr To-; So u
erCd \ written M rantcc ~ "-'~N "itn etttt
xix boxes Ssrl sfarrp for rsart,t &c =
PENN eIsS s1i:ists'as. <->Sf-
2O6 North .c>ond Dt-cC:. p.-...-, 49,
my3-w1y.
The state chronicle., 1892-05-10

Norfolk Peanut Market
NORFOLK, Va, May 7-Peanuts-Mar-
ket quiet: prime q 8: strictly prime
27s, fancy 3; spanish g.
The state chronicle., 1892-05-10
COTTON.

Liverpool, spot cotton fairly active.
Middling uplands 8 IS i6d.
Sales 10 900 bales.
Futures closed steady.
The state chronicle., 1892-05-10
PERSONAL.

Mrs. George D. Bennett. of Goldsboro,
died Wednesday at Richmond, Va. She
had been for long time an invalid
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1892-08-17
Wanted to be Consistent.

Mr.. Weatherly was sitting in his Office,
when a young man came in and pre-
sented bill for ten dollars.
"Loek here, young fellow, it seems
that you people are in considerable of a
hurry for money"
"I don't think 80, sir. "You have
owed it for year.
eyes, for year; but let me tell you
that am 81 years old. So you see there
we're fifty years of my life during which
I didn't owe it. Just think of it-didn't
owe you a cent for fifty years. Now l
don't see what better record you want
than that. Let time even tbi+ thing a
little-let US be consistent"
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1892-08-17
A Truthful Minister.

A young minister, in the course of an
eloquent sermon on the pomps and vani-
ties of the world, staggered his congrega'
ton by exclaimiug:
"Here I am standing here preaching to
you with only half shirt on my back,
while you sit there covered with gewgaws
and other beauties"
The next day parcel, containing sev.
eral brand-new shirts, wss left at bis
house by one of his hearers, kind
hearted old lady. Meeting the donor q
few days afterwards, he thanked her OK.
ceedingly, but expressed much surprise
at receiving such an unexpected gift from
her.
"Oh," said the lady, "you mentioned
in your sermon on Sunday that you had
only half shirt on your back"
"Quite true," added his reverence,
"but you seem to forget that the other
half was ia 'front.'"