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The state chronicle., 1892-12-13
PERSONAL.

Thos. A. Jones, of Asheville, is in the
city.
O. C. Bynum, of Concord, is at the
Yarboro.
VIM. A. Guthrie Esq. of Durham, was
in the city yesterday.
Messrs w. B. and P A. Dunn, OF
Wake Forest, have been attending the
Baptist convention.
Miss Eva Belle Simmons, the only fe
male graduate of Wake Forest College,
was in attendance at the Baptist Con
vention yesterday.
To morrow afternoon at o'clock II
in Centenary church, Greensboro, Mr.. j
A Clifton, agent of the Cape Fear ano
Yadkin Valley railroad that city, viii
marry Miss Ida Steed of south Greens
boro.
Sig C. Meyer, of Frank Teller & Co.
cigar manufacturers, Philadelphia, wa
in the city yesterday. Mr.. Meyer is max
ing special run in this city of the "Bul
letin"-a nickel smoke-an advertise
ment of which appears elsewhere.
Mr.. w. V. Williams, of the drug firm
of Williams & King, will be married o.
the evening of the 2lst to Miss Nelli
Utley, daughter of Mr.. W. NJ. Utley
The ceremony will be performed by Rev
Mr.. Hurley at the Central NJ. E. churc
at s 80 p. N.
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Markets by Telegraph.

Better Prices Expected for Cotton
After January 5th.
NEW YORK, December 12.-Future de-
liveries opened steady at to 10 points de
cline from the closing prices on Saturday.
Sale on the first call was II 600 bales
The disappointing advices from Liverpool
this morning caused the Cepress ION in our
market at the opening but light receipts
for the day and the generally confident
stimulated buying ard the offerings were
readily absorbe at advancing price until
the entire decline was recovered.
Receipts at the ports for the day are
40, 600 bales, against 5000 last week and
So, roo last year.
Some improveme ent was recorded in the
demand for futures during the afternoon
and before the last hour m ,st months rose
9 to IL points from Saturdays final prices,
the advance being wholly due to vague
report that the senate would defer artton
on the anti-option bill. This brought In
| q number Of new buyers and cOnsiderab
covering of shorts took place while buyers
Of the morning took profits The trading
was to large extent confined to room
traders and southern firms were less con
sp1cuous in the operations OF the day
According to private cables to day the
comparative stagnation in trade at Man
chester and Liverpool was attributed to
| AO ATluCtduCo VI uOlUoTS Ol COUlOu W oCAl
free at ruling prices which were IT arded
as too low when compared with quotations
In the south. Among local traders, includ
ing the most conservative houses in the
trade there growing conviction that the
extent of the yield at AL interior points Il
fully as light as previously estimated and
tut for the anti-oD ion bill the marke'
would do )nsiderable better. The gener
al disposition is to wait the course of tn,
receipts untIl January 18th If no great in
crease is show higher prices are expect
e1
The spot mar ket Is firm Middling up
lands 9Ac. Sales ,4O6 bales
transactions IL 1utnres to day 260, '0
holoo
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was weak and declined per cent, was
fractionaIly higher. About 1890 o'clock nSc
the announcement was made that - ,OOo,
600 gold b. d been withdrawn from the
sub-ireesury for the purpose OF shipment
to Europe. Pr rcss at mid-day were only
slightly changed from those current on
Saturday.
The stock market continued moderately
activ during the after noon, bu the course
of prices was very irregular with a weak
undertone, the closing figures being gen.
orally 4 tn 2 per cent low er than those OF
Saturday. The market exceptions vera ::
Lnseed Oij, which closed 81 per cent high
er and Ohio Southern ~ per cent higher,
and Western Union ~ per cent higLer.
The tota sales for the day amounted to
$40 s42 shares.
BALTIMORE, Dec. l2-Virginia consols
40 bid; do 3's 731ss74; Baltimore q ONO
stock S5L: Northern Central stock 6S bid;
Ral imore & Ohio Southwestern 108 bid;
do fist / comes IS bid; do second incomes
81 bid: do third incomes 91 asked; consoli-
dated gas bonds 1l5A bid; do stock 57>sa
5SL.
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Axxpdksh 0nartpuse-

The management of Metropolitan hall
announces the engagement of the Swedish
Quartette, which has steadily gained in
popularity for the past five seasons, until
to day it is conceded to be the most
artistic quartette of male singers from
the Atlantic to the Pacific. They sing
both English and Swedish with equal
facility, and their progran ms are so ar
ranged as to please the cultured musician
and the average music lover, Many of
their selections are especially arranged
for them, both humorous and pathetic,
with odd vocal effects, and their skill in
Initiating Instrumental accompaniment
is remarkable, the banjo, flute, and
guitar is given with exquisite effect,
while the Swedish music is characterized
by sweet and harmonious melody, and
vivacity which cannot fail to please
any listener.
The Quartet will be assisted by Miss
Bertha Webb. the distinguished violin
iste, Miss Annie Louise White, New
1ork's well known dramatic and humor
Gus reciter, and Miss Vida Skoog, the
popular accompanist. This company
will be one of the strongest and mos
artistic musical attractions before tn,
public for the season OF 1928.
They will be here Thursday evening
December 10
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Ladies Missionary Societies.

The ladies missionary societies met
Yesterday morning for their third days
session in the First Baptist church.
Devotional exercises were held conducted
by Mrs Martin, of Lumberton, and Mrs.
Henry Briggs, of Raleigh.
Miss Fannie E. Heck, the president OF
the central committee, addressed the
meeting on the subject of the preparation
of boxes of clothing, ETC., for the mis-
sionaries of the home board in frontier
fields Mrs Roddick, Of Winston, read
paper on ways to make children's
societies interesting.
1t was followed by very able paper
by Mrs c. F. Taylor, of Wake Forest,
on the subject of making the woman's
missionary society meeting interesting.
1t was an excellent paper and was
ordered printed and sent to all societies
in the state IN leafet form, one of the
ladies of the society offering to pay all Of
printing expenses.
The questions in the question box were
answered in talks of three minutes.
Mrs Pittman, of Henderson, presented
the missionary calendars for 1898 to the
ladies and explained the purposes and
uses. 1t was prepared by the ladies ol
the First Baptist church of Augusta, Ga
One day is devoted to each missionary
of the Southern Baptist convention.
Mrs. r. T. Vann, of Scotland
Neck, presented the Home Fiele
and Foreign Mission Journal, tn
organs of the Southern Baptist con
vention, explaining the advantages o
them and saying no missionary should b
without them
DR.. Ellis, of Baltimore, who is an elc
quent speaker, made an address as
woman's part in the centennial move
ment.
At the close of the address a touchin
scene was enacted Ladies of the socit
i, ties came forward and gave to the caus
those treasures most dear to them. Or
of them gave 81 in silver which belonge
,, to a child that died and which she W,
keeping; another gave watch which 81
had for years and which she treasure
{ beyond price These evidences of Sill
E cerity of the ladies in the work they ha'
:, undertaken do much to encourage tt
{ cause.
The meeting then adjourned to me
next year at Elizabeth City.
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Winner of the all Age stake,
TELEGRAPHIC BREVITIES.

Senior Antonio Serpa, consul for Peru
and Chile, in Havana, is dead.
Capt. George N. Woodbridge, cashier
of the Savings Bank of Richmond, COM
mitted suicide in that city last evening.
The bar of Richmond, Va, met yester-
day and endorsed Hon. j. Randolph
Tucker, of Virginia, for attorney gen
eral of the United States.
Things looked more encouraging yes
terday for the Rock Island strikers than
at any time since they went out. They
have been joined by men who refused at
first to participate.
The official returns of West Virginia
show: Cleveland, "a, 1853; Harrison,
30, ,2S5; Cleveland's plurality, 4,1S3;
MacCorkle, democrat, for governor has
3,91S plurality over the republicans.
The grievance committee of the engi
neers of the New York Central railway
and Chief Arthur, of Brotherhood of
Locomotive Engineers, held secret con.
ference in New York yesterday.
The Bourse in Paris was unsettled YES
terday owing to rumors that prominent
political personages other than those
heretofore named are comprised in the
affairs of the canal company. There
was decline in most of the securities,
including foreign government bonds.
The supreme court of the United
States has decided that the title of land
claimed by the Southern Pacific railway
by purchase from the Atlantic and Pacific
railway company is vested in the United
States. The property In question il
valued at several million dollars.
Phillip L Nichols has been arrested il
Henrico county, Va, charged with mur
dering James Mills and Judson William
son. The three were out in boat ant
Nichols returned, dripping wet, report
ing that his companions were drowned
by capsizing of the boat. The boat wa
found and several auger holes were foun,
in the bottom. Nichols has been intimat
with the wife of Mills
In the senate of France yesterday NJ
Lacombe questioned the government a
to its attitude on the Panama prosecu
ton. Minister of Justice Burgeois
amid cheers Of approval, said that th
government desired the most omplet
light to be thrown on the case. but We
opposed to the enactment of any speci,
law that threatened to involve possibl
conflict of authority.
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stocks and Bends.

NEW Yokx, Dec. 4e.-Oregon timportea
1sts) 101 bid; Alabama {AfslO2 asked; Ala
bama tB, 1O6 bid; Aiaban7 nc 95 bid; L. u
isiana (consols, 96s1; Tennessee old) 81
mond and Alle0hanv =; Norfolk and Wes-
tern preferred 37s4; East Tennessee 4: do
preferred %; Cotton Oil AZ; do preferred
sO; tennessee new set) 6's 10311; Tennes
see SIS 101; Tennessee 3's Is; Virginia 6's
SO bid; Virginia Ex Mat (coupons) IS bid;
virginia Consolidated So; Brunswick Coun
ty ~; Silver Cert ficates S31l; America
n Sugsr Refine y 1857: do prefe red 1O1sI;
North Carolina 4s IS; North Carolina 6's
1874 bid; South Caro- lima Browns 90 bid:
Memphis and harleston so: Mobile and
ONO "a: Richmond and Danvil -; Ten
nessee Coal and Iron 36H; do preferred =.
NEW YORK, Dec 12.-Western Cn'on
press 120; United States Express go: Wells
Fargo Express 145; Cleveland, Coiumbn
Cincinnati and Indianapolis 6OL: New
York entral 1921; New Jersey Central
l27; Illinois Central l01; Ohio Central A:
Michigan Central los; Northern Pacific
| Union Pacific 311S: Missouri Pacific 5sl
Texas Pacific 9X; Manhattan Flevatr4d
1884; Alton and Terra 7aute 33; do pre-
ferred $50: Canada Southern SIS; Canad !,
Pacific S9s4; Chicago snd Alton l4l: Ches
apeake and Ohio 22ss; Delaware and Hui
l
Western 1901; Denver lG; Erie 24I: do pre
ferred 57N; Kansas and Texas IA; Lake
Shore 1899; l. Ike krie and Western 22L
do preferred 74x; Louisville and Nasn
Vile 20; Northw estern 1119s; do prefer
cd 1885; Ontario and Western 1sZ: Ohio
and Mississippi 81: do preferred =; Pacifi
Mail 2sA; Quicksilver 8; do pr ferred n
Reading, 5tN; Rock Island 1871; Oman,
47A; do preferred l17H; st Paul, 77lS: d,
preferred l2OZ; Nashville and Chatta
nooga and ST Louis 81; Wabash IL: do nre
ferred "a; Chicago Burlington and Quinc,
9.H; Peoria, Decatur and Evansville IL
Manitoba 112; Ore on Navigation "a
Richmond Terminal eN; Baltimore ans
Ohio 932@.
: There was an active trading in stock
during the opening hour to day and tn
tone of speculation was strong. with tn
Gould shares as the features. Manhattal
was very strong aud under q good buyin
advanced in the feet half hour three ne
cent Western Union advanced ~ pe
Z cent. The indu,trials were yery stron
. and SON of them recorded substantis
advances. Sugar Trust advanced i pe
cent, Whiskey ~. The general nst wit
the exception of Missouri Pac. fic, whicj
The state chronicle., 1892-12-13

Science now admits that all diseases are
caused by invisible living microbes. Con.
sumption is the waste and Inflammation
produced by the tubercle parasite or lung
moth. Bright's Disease is the work of the
kidney micrOhe. Eczema is caused nv a
microbe in the pores of the skin. Typhoid
Fever by microbe in the blood and intes.
tines D1phtheria by a microbe in the
throat. sepa, ate and distinct microbe
has been found by every disease, and to
effectually destroy these parasites and
cure, medicine must be powerful anti
septic, and thorough blood purifier.
RADAM'S MICROBE KILLER
combines these qualities It is the onlv
medicine that can be taken in large
enough quantities to stop fermentation
and thoroughly purify the entire system.
II contains no drugs. but is water
charged with powerful microbe-destrov.
ing cases, pleasant to take, and wonderful
In Its effects. allaying all fevers with a
magic greater than that of Ouinine. ouiet-
ing pain and torture more effectualiy than
Opium, and acting as natures new And
1nfallible specific for diseases of the hlooG
and Tor many of the violent and fatal All
ments heretofore considered incnrahIa
Fifty page book free.
w. H. KING & CO., Apenta
ocl6-Sund' 'y3m W. q 0een'S
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+. r. Mayo, of South creek was com
missioned Yesterday as notary puOlc Tor
Beaufort county.
The authorities at Greens boro recently
made raid on a negro gam bling den
and several arrests ensued.
There will be meeting OF the cham
Der Of commerce to night. The exten.
sion of the CITY limits and the proposed
issue Of $50, 600 bonds will come up for
discussion.
Advertisers in the STATE CHRONICLE
receive orders from readers all the world
over from the Gulf of Mexico to the
shores Of Maine, from the gold fields OF
south Africa to the wids of Australia.
Mr.. Ed. V. Denton, the popular pro-
pretor Of Central saloon, is dong a
magnificent business in every depart
ment. His lunch counter, hot coffee,
etc. catch the trade Quinine whlskey
for colds is recommended.
There will be q debate to night at the
\. NJ. c. A. Resolved: There is more
pleasure in pursuit than in possession y
will be handled by Messrs. Lewis and
Lindsay on the affirmative and Watson
and Pittman on the negative.
Alex Turner and Joe Holding, two
coored boys, were fined by the mayor
for soliciting custom for hotel at the
depot in II amer against the peace and
dignity OF tie city, and not for pelferine
wood as was previously stated.
Manteo Lodge, No 8, |. 0. 0 F.
will meet in regular session to night ano
will be called to order for work in thu
second degree. Visiting members will
receive a cordial welcome. George L
Tonnoffski, recording secretary.
A. Dughi's restaurant is popula
resort these evenings. A reporter notice'
seventsedsof Raleigh's young men at on
time eating in his dining hall last nigh
and this is frequently the case. MI
Dughi has large and lucrativ
patronage.
The CHRONICLE acknowledges the n
ceipt Of an invitation to attend banqut
and hop at Hotel Bon Air, LittletoI
N. c., Thursday evening, December II
1892, celebrating the election Of Senato
w ". Day, of Halifax county, j.
Leach, of Warren county, and Represel
tatives w. II. Kitchen, F. II. Taylor,
Halifax county, and w. W. Long,
Warren country. There will be dancir
at 10 o'clock, with music by a Rsleie
orchestra.
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Election of Officers.

The following officers have been elected
by Edenton Street NJ. E. Sunday school
for the ensuing year:
superintendent, w. J. Young; Assls
tant Superintendent, J. G. Brown; Sec
retsry, G. w. White; Assistant Secretary,
Slml. NJ Young; Treasurer, w. g..
Balm Librarian, E F Pescud; Assistant
Librarian, p J. Them, Jr Organist,
Miss Alice Jones; Piano, Miss Alma
Wynne; Violinist, T. B. Wilkinson
Flute, Roscoe Mum.
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l was troubled with catarrh for
seven years previous to commencing
the use of Ely's Cream Balm. 1t has
done for me what other so called cures
have failed to do-cured me. The
effect of the Balm seemed magical.
Clarence L. Huff, Biddeford, Me.
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HOW TO Reacl Raleirh

The CHRONICLE offers to send, free of
charge, by special arrangement with the
Recreation Department Of The Christian
Union, full information and printed mat
ter as to reaching Raleigh from your
home. The time tables and pamphlets
issued by the railroads or steamship lines
you would use and the circulars of the
Raleigh hotels may be had by addressing
the CHRONICLE, Raleigh. or the Recrea:
tion Department, the Christian Union,
New York.
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A HappY ChristmaA Exnecied

You must eat your Christmas dinner
with me, " said one gentleman to another
"1'll take no excuse. We are going to
have the happiest one in years. Both
my sons have been cured of the whiskey
habit at the Keeley Institute at Greens
boro, and we are going to have a big
spread. Our Thanksgiving dinner was
not slouch by any means, but mother
says our Christmas dinner will lay it in
the shade. The fatted calf goes this
time y
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Entertainment,

An entertainment will be given to
night by the ladies of the church of the
Good Shepheard the proceeds to be de-
voted to the St. Mary's Guild. 1t will
consist of supper at the rectory of the
church at which salads, creams, and
other delicacies will be served. These
entertainments are usually well attended
and highly enjoyable and as the cause is
q good one it is hoped it may receive
ample encouragement.
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Chicago Produce Market,

CHICAGO, December 10 Wheat started
strong but W akened on the l. crease OF
ne arly 5000, 900 bushels in the visible sup
ply and closed u to &c lower.
Corn rul ID firm Oh good demand and
closed 1sc higher.
Oats dull and unchanged
Provisions 81. org on good buying and
the strong market for hogs early in the
day. Pork and ribs gained sc ahd lard
711c.
The following were the closing figuers /:
Wheaf-December 7i5k: January 721s;
May as11; July ~ Corn.December Az
December 80: January 3lH; May 35 Pork
december l43O; January Is 62k; May
Is SIX. Lard -Decen Der AN; January
9.55; May $50 Ribs-December SEQ; Jan
uary $40; May sos.
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Holiday Goods.

1t affords me much pleasure to intro
duce to the public something entirely
new in the way Of cut glass and hand
painted bottles. Ihave in stock choice
line of foreign extracts and colognes
also Pinaud's, Coudray's. Ricksecker's
and Colgate's famous soaps. have q
handsome selection of plush cases, toilet
requisites and meerchaum pipes, ciga,
and cigarette holders that cannot he ex
celled; also have fresh supply of Huy
ler's candies. Drugs and medicinel
carefully compounded by skilful pharma
cists. Come and examine before pur
chasing.
Very respectfully,
j. E. MORGAN, Pharmacist.
(Successor to J. W. McGee).
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10000 a Dav! Still They Say Time
Are Hard.

$4,000 Dav! Still They Say Times
Are Hard.
Agents making $500 an hour by get.
ting subscribers for the ECLECT1c.
With our agents COMING MONEY, we
have still been unable to secure services
OF the desired number of active, work
ing canvassers, male and female. Ter.
rltory abundant and thousands of dol.
lars waiting for those who wish to en-.
gage in a paying, pleasant and perma
nent business in North Carolina and
other States. Liberal contracts to limi
ted number. Commission or salary, OF
salary and commissions. Kindly Civ,
references when you write or call. Ad
dress: THE ECLECTIC, Raleigh N. c.
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Coal and Wood.

We have now secured more favorable
freight rates from the mines and Can
ship promptly hard and soft coal fol
domestic and steam purposes to any
depot, direct from the mines and at
miners prices, 1000 cords seasoned wood
now ready for delivery, long or cut fol
stoves. JONES s POWELL,
Raleigh, N. C.
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Ladies'. Meeting.

The ladies auxiliary of the Young
Mems Christian Association will have a
called meeting this afternoon at 4 80
O'clock. 1t is hoped that the whole aux
Hilary will be in attendance as business
Of importance is to be transacted
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NEW YORK, December 12 Money on call
loaned at to ~ per cent: the highest ~
steady. Posted rates 4.s61Ia4 SO; actual
rates S5H for 60-day bills, and 4.ss11< for
demand. Government bonds closed steady;
currency Sc los bid; extended 2 s register
ed) 100 bid; as (coupons) ia bid.
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Naval Stores.

W1LMNeToF, N. c., Dec. 12.-Spirits
turpentine steedy at 27H Rosin firm;
at LOO; Crude turpentine quiet; hard / 90;
yellow dip and virgin 1.70.
NEW YORK. Dec 12-Spirits turpentine
selling moderately: quoted at 3lLa31,<;
/ Rosin dull strained 1.30; do good IS.
CHARLESTON, S. c., December 12-Rosin
firm at 90 for good strained: spirits tur-
pentine firm at 2Sc
SAVANNAH, Ca, Dec 12 -Rosin firm
strained 1.02Ha10711l; spirits turpentine
firm at Csc
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Bucklen,s Arnica Saliva

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 25 cents Der
box "or sale bv John Y. MscRaa
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Acquitted of Bribfy.

CovINGToN, KY, Dec. 12.--Hon.
Harry Myers, ex speaker of the Ken
lucky house of representatives, and one
of the best known citizens of this place,
who has been on trial in the criminal
court, charged with offering bribe, was
to-day acquitted.
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weather Report.
m Dec. II. Max. tenn. As; min

p.1p1eH. Dec. u Max. TEN. 40; min.
tim. 26; rainfall 600 inch; x;.
Local forecast: On Tuesday falr'
slightly warmer, easterly winds inGTeas- Ts
mo cloudiness. Rain probable by wed
washington, Dec. l2.-Forecast Tor
Nortb Carolina: Increasing cloudeness
Win rain late Tuesday afternoon or Tues
dav nioht east winds slightly warmer.
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Invitation to Merchants.

The merchants are requested to meet
at the chamber of commerce and indus
try this evening to arrange plan look
ing to the repeal of the purchase tax.
The state chronicle., 1892-12-13

Kodsk-A scientific remedy of peer
less merit as comforter to headache suf-
ferers-1Oc. druggists sell it. dec9 81
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Quotations of the Interstate Trust and
Brokerage Company.
RALRlGH, Dec 4mber q, 1892.
North Carolina 6's lex. int 122 bid;
b.. asked.
North Carolina As 80 bid; 100 asked.
N. c. R. R. 10l bid, 1Oi1S asked.
w. N. G. R. r. Co 6's IS bid; 81 asked,
R. & G. Railroad SIS lis bid; :. asked
r. & G. Railroad 70 bid; 72 asked.
S & R R R. 80 bid; 102 asked.
City of Raleigh 6s 1867, 1OS1f bid; asked
Raleigh Street Railway 6's so asked.
N. c. Agricultural Society 6's lex inst
40 bid: asked.
Citizens National Bank 121 bid.
Commercial and Farmers Bank III
bid; liz asked.
National Bank of Raleigh :. bid; 1873
asked.
Raleigh Savings Bank 140 bid; 145 asked.
Raleigh Cotton Mills lO1 bid; >. asked.
Raleigh Cotton Mills SIS l02 bid; "
asked.
Caraleigh Phosphate Mills 65 bid; 20
asked.
Caraleigh Cotton Mills IS bid: 80 asked
n. G. Car Company 100 bid; asked
Peace Institute Sc bid; . asked.
Raleigh Land and improvement Co., :.
bid; % asked.
Raleigh Gas Light Co. rs bid y. asked.
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We aim at all times to produce the
best, both as regards style of package
and quality of contents-always fresh
and wholesome. ROYsTER.
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Wanted.

A teacher for primary classes. One
who can teach art or shorthand and type
writing preferred. Also teacher of art.
One who can teach shorthand and type
writing preferred. Address at once
Edward E. Britton, Roxboro, N. G.
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Wanted :.

A lady desires to do copying or writ
ing of any kind at her room. Consider
able experience.
ADDRESS *"
Care State Chronicle.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Try Bulletin" at W. II. King &
Co.'S. Good smoke.
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Walnut and oak revolving book cases.
Royal s. Borden.
Our line of candies embraces all that is
best in eating quality. We display the
most extensive assortment and can sup
ply your wants. ROYsTKR