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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-17
AInY BED ROOMS.

Another improvement 10 noticeable here in
That the dark slcoves and vindowisss bed rooms
q Rio de JAneiro and other oitiss are NOT in
vpgus and the hrgsss and siEiast rooms q ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-17

Boston by express costs $50; by freight it costs
about els. As there is a limit to every man s
money and as transporting horses by express
would soon lind that limit, the average family
10 content to risk the transportation by freight.
So 'Ao A So ".' t ~ "a. iH'sos anu
Isl SIM To COZ th., Srn,,, pn,.,, - I n
Harbor is about $40 more. The coachman
gets $50 a month and the footman
s35. 1his is moderate. Many Washing
ton coachmen get $50 month. and
of course. they never have any clothes or food
to buy. man can go to Europe and return in
first-class cabin for what it costs the head of
rich household to transport the residents OF his
stable from Bar Harbor to Washington. Let
US suppose the family to consist Of the man and
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A Money Maker.

1t is so hard to get employment now
and so hard to make money, that know
others would like to know how they can,
make little money, as l have done.
Tell your subscribers they can get all the
jewelry, table ware, knives, forks and
spoons they can plate, and make SO
week The plating outfit costs s.. |
bought mine from IL j. Delno & Co., of
Columbus, Ohio. 1t plates gold, silver
and nickel. l did $47O worth of plat
ing the first day. The work is done so
nicely that everybody seeing it wants
work done This machine is the greatest
money maker l ever saw. Why should
any one be out of employment or out of
money, when they can, by using my ex
perience, always have money in the house
and have little to spend, too 2 ANY one
can get circulars by addressing H. F.
Delno & Co., Columbus. Ohio.
| K. JARRETT.
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with local applications, as they cannot
reach the seat of the disease Catarrh is
a blood or constitutional disease, and IN
order to cure it you must take internal
remedies. Halls CataFrh Cure is taken
in -elnally, and acts directly on the blood
and mucou, surfaces. Halls Catarih
Cure is not quack medicine. 1t was
prescribed by one of the best physicians
In this country for years, and is regu-
lar prescription. 1t is composed of the
best tonics known, combined with the
best blood purifiers, acting directly on
the mucous surfaces. The perfect com
biz alton of the two ingredients is what
produces such wonderful results in curing
catarrh. Send for testimonials, free.
F. j. CHENEY & Co, Props,
Toledo. 0.
Sold by druggists, price 75c.
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II. B II.
ANcN, Neeley destitute.

Ia order 70 be conveniently located to
the people Of eastern North Carolina. the
directors of the keeIey cure for drunk
enness and TIE QUINN hohit for this state
have decided oopea Keeley institute
at Rocky Mount, January lst, 1893 1t
will be Efficiently oficered, DR.. G., A.
Ramsour being the physician in charge,
and Mr.. Dorsey Battle having the man
agement IN hand The good people Of
Rocky Mount are already strong friends
Of the proposed institute, some Of her
citizens being graduates of the Greens.
boro institute Precisely the same treat
ment and remedies used at Dwight. Hi
nois, will be used at Rocky Mount, and
cure in every case is almost certain.
The Kelley cure is the only genuine one
all others being limitations of DR.. Keel
ey's great discovery. The institute at
Greensboro will, Of course, be continued
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North Carolina ought to be represented 10 Mr..
cIfyFI AND, cabinet. we have a dozen men who
would creditaby represent Us but the best fitted
for office like Postmaster General is Mr. ULIAN ).
CARR of Durham Il. c. lie has achieved greater sue
cess in business than any man IN North Carolina and
has for wears been leader Of political affairs. de was
an original CLEVELAND man III 1854 and heiped TO turn
the tide that nominated the man of destiny.
He IS capable and represents the best and most
progressive element in the state Though premature
ly gray he is young enough to be regarded as typ1
cal leading Southern business men Helsa man OF the
lOftest patriotism, the most sagaClous IN business
wisest in planning and ablest in execution. He is
Democrat of today. He understands the needs OF
the hour lie is in sympathy with the people, and bis
mer the manufactured the professional men and al
classes Of our fellow citizens
Nix. CLEVELAND will honor North Carolina and bring
la strong and successful business into the council
Of the party if he chooses Nix CARR a member O
the cabinet Marion Free Lance
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COMNION SENSE TEACHES

that blood purifier, in order to thorough
~ purity the blood must have Alternative
powers. The entire system must be
cleansed and all traces of disease reno
moved before nature can effect cure
We say and can prove that the only rene
dy on earth that possesses the combined
qualities of an antiseptic. Alternative, and
blood purifier, is
RADAM'.5 MICROBE KILLER.
It is the only medic ne that can be taken
n large enough quantities to stop fermen-
tatlop, DESTROY microbes the germs OF dis
ease and not in any way cause harm to
the patient. 1t contains no drugs what
ever, but i. water charged with power.
ful germ destroying gases. AS a Spring
medicine it is uneuualled. Fittv neoe
book free: w. H. KING & CO., Agent.
. OCt13-eod3m
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Nv. s..nm " ln.ton.

WIS IoS, y c.. Dee Il Special. -
Chief Police BraaGfa-a returned to ay
with Thomas w cnt negro who was
arrested several daz. a' n Jersey CITY
n J for the murd II Fred sheriff.,
az old ca.eHd Man. II winston 2 Ie" lev
months AGO \H1erf booty admits the
crime, but sa5 he did i - sell celence,
lie refuse t9 IN Rnat way SherflII
threatened Il re Prls ,hleI ha9
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Senator Gibson Dead.

HoT SPRINGS, Ark, Dec. Is After a
lingering, but apparently painless i'll
ness Senator r L, Gibson died at 3 80
p m to day. At the tine of his death
he was surrounded by the members of
his family and several close friends who
wept bitterly when it was seen that the
noble hearted man was dead.
In accordaLce with his wishes, his re-
mains will be buried in Lexington, Ky,
by the side of his wife, who died some
years ago. The funeral train bearing e
his remains will leave here for LIE xington
tomorrow
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LEMON ELIXIR,
Pleasant, Elegant, Reliable.

For bill BUSINESS and consumption
take Lemon Elixir.
For fever, chills and malaria, take
Lemon Elixir.
For sleeplessness, nervousness and
palpitation of the heart, take Lemon
Elixir.
For indigestion and foul stomach,
take Lemon Elixir.
For all sick and nervous headaches,
take Lemon Elixir.
Ladies, for natural and thorough
organic regulation, take Lemon Elixir.
DR.. Mozley's Lemon Elixir will not
fail you in any of the above named
| diseases, all of which arise from 8
torpid or diseased liver, stomach
kidneys or bowels.
Prepared only by DR.. H. Motley
Atlanta, Ga.
soc. and $10O per bottle, at drug
gists.
Lemon Hot Drops
Cures all coughs, colds, hoarseness
sore throat, bronchitis, hemorrhag,
and all throat and lung diseases
Elegant. reliable. twenty-five cent
at druggists. Prepared only by DR.
H. Motley, Atlanta, Ga.
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Thank God There are Democrats Like
John G. Carlisle.


New York sun.
There was one speech la:e in the
evening of the Mugwump free trade
banquet at the Madison Square Garden
which cut like shaft Of lightning
through the fog of the Hon. Carl
Schurzs discussl ID of moral forces in
politics.
The man who as republican sat
with Rutherford B. Hayes in the en-
10, ment of the spoils of Office stolen by
the defeated from the victorious, Rad
been descanting in oteasinous rhetoric
upon what he calls the higher views
and objects in politics. He had
gone so far as to warn the
democratic party distinctly that it
could count uoon bis own support only
so long as it lived up to his own moral
| and pol tical id-al3. Il can atfirm,"
! he had gone on. 'as an Old ,ampaig igner,
with the experience o. long political
,tivity. that those arguments and ap-
peals are most powerful with the
American people tnat are addressed to
their reason. rectitnde, honor. and
patriotism, and that invoke the highest
order of motives Believe me, young
men, your aims cannot be TOO noble,
nor your ideals too high, TO suit the
tastes and to win the appreciation Of
your countrymen."
Senator Carlisle heard this speech
from the old republican beneficiary OF
the Fraud of 1876 His blood must
have burned with honest democratic
Indignation. 1t must have been hard
for him to contain himself until his
turn came upon the list of speakers.
Once on his legs, Senator Carlisle
launched straight at Carl Schurz
through the befogged mugwump atmos
phoIe of that dining room the name o
Samuel ]. Tilden: and before Mr.
Schurz had time to escape from the
table, or even TO gasp twice under tn
unexpected blow, the Kentuckian ha'
nailed to the mahogany the ears OF tn
| lofty moralist and receiver of stolel
offices:
, "Sixteen years ago the democrati
party for the first time since the clos
! Of the Mexican war turned its atten
l ton to the serious con sideration of th
great question of tariff reform, an
, they promul gated declaration upo
5 this subject which embodies the esseI
f tial features Of its present creed;
declaration which will stand the close
scrutiny of its opponents now an
: hereafter as it did then. That declar
tion was promulgated, and expresst
r whose name will live in the polite
t u annals Of your own State and Of Il
at country as long as constitutional d
r mocracy has friend in the land, Sal
I'd uel J. Tilden!
d. "Upon this declaration Mr.. Tild
av received the majority Of the popul
N. vote, and ought to have received a m
1- ~ jority Of the electoral vote. AS y
"a ali know, he was prevented from dol
a; as so by methods which, unfortunately tt
Ily republican party has not abandoned
Yes, they all knew it, includi
the Hon. Carl Schurz; but they h
IN all forgotten it under the grea
In charm of Mugwump rhetoric. v
there a. New Yc1t~ democrat"
Mugwimp at the dinner who wol
n, have resented the insult with G.
H., Schurz's presence and speech put up
he he the memory of Sameul j. Tilden
ry Carlisle of Kentucky had not be
D there or failed to do his duty:
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nnnn.nc.nrlng Indnstrr.

RAlElGu, \ C., Dec, II Among
sne of the o'j and most important
indtr-tues = II 49, is Alien s. Grams
shops. The business has been estab
lished about ha7 sears it has been
owned and carried 50 by Allen and Cram
since 1877 Theil present location is on
the corner Of Wss. aad Hargett streets
where they have been operating since
1882. They have solid brick buildings
The main building IS ii two story brick
150y30 feet On the ground floor facing
West street, is "a large r0omy otiice;open
inc the partition IN rear of the Office,
and a ur SIX scene IS witness d by the
visitor the hum4i machinery, the work
iny 81 The engine, a3 tie turning iathes
all ten you that this is place Of work
aud not play. Tie upper floor Of this
building is used as pattern room
They have over 2J coo worth of patterns
in this room md here is whore new pat
terms are ma1e. The foundry is q brick
building 40Sao Set, with capacity Of
frou twelve u fourteen tons Of iron pei
week. They mould and cast anything
in iron OF bra {. aud can duplicate any
order that ua7 be brought Or q ipDsd &
them. TIE b'acksnitl shop is so brick,
Sith -four forges they buli outright,
engines and boilers from six
to thirty hase power They
are agents for aud sell engines and boil
ers up to any amount Of horse power
that may be desired and can compete
with any house in prices. Mr. Gran
showed the reporter new engine being
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Rich Dress Fabrics,

Even during the holiday rush we are
not ueglectlng our dress goods depart
ment.
They, as ever, contain the newest and
most desirable materials, for day and
evening wear.
Rich silks and woods appropriate for
receptions gowns.
Our lines of inexpensive materials for
evening, are more extensive than usual
w Fl. & r S Tucker s. Co
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Methodist.

EDENTON STREET CHURCH-Rev J. n.
Cole, pastor Sunday school at $50 a. M,
W. j Young Superintendent. Preaching
and conn union at II q II. and 7:30 Oy the
pastor. CnuJch conference at 3 p N. Every
body invited
Hurley, pastor.-SUnday School at $50 m
w. \. Smelling, Superintendent. Preach
ing at | a N aud 7;3Qsp m, by the pastor
Srayer meeting every Wednesday night
7:30 Cordial invitation to all.
Strangers in the CITY will find it inter
estiDg o join in the exercises of the Stran
gers Glass at 9 30 a m.
BROOKLYN NJ +. CHVRCH.-Rev Kenneth
D. Holmes, pastor Sunday School at 3
D. m, J. B. Young. Superintendent
Preaching at Il m ana 80 N. Prayer
meeting every Wednesday night at 7;30.
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We have Eow most extensive collec
ton Of rich cus glass that has ever been
shown in North Carolina.
Cut glass is appropriate for holiday
Or bridal gifts combining as it doe,
both the beautiful and utility.
During this week tnis department i
worthy Of special consideration.
W. II & r. S. Tucker & Co.
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CHURCH SERVICES TODAY.
Episcopal.

CHRIST CHURCH-Rev. DR.. NJ. NJ Mar
shall, rector. Fourth Sunday in Advent
Early Ce Iteration 5 a. IN. Divine Service
and sermon al II a. N Sunday School at
$3.50 m. Evening Prayer 1870 p m. Ser
vices during the week-W e1I esdav, St
Thomas Day, 10 Ia. and 4:30 IN and
Friday 0 d N. Free seats. All1nvited
CHURCH OF THE GOOD SHEPHERD.-Rev
{ Mex Pittinger, rector. Fourth Sunday
IN Advent Holy Communion at S NJ
Morning Prayer and Sermon at II a m
Sunday School at 50 m Evening Pray
ring the week Wednesday, st Thomas
| Day, Holy Communion at 10 a 70. Fri
day, at 5p m. All seats free. All cordially
nVltaG.
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French China.

French China ia sets and many fancy
odd pieces.
Ice cream tete and toast and tea sets,
after dinner cotfees, celery and olive
dishes, bread and butter and fancy cake
plates etc, etc
All useful and quite ornamental
w. II & r S. Tucker & Co.
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Harris Steam Dye Works,

Harris Steam Dy3 " rks has now be
come no-sehol W rd all over the so tn,
RaIcfgh is famous foc her eu aYprIsipg
business men, ard among tf that 6e.
serve spe ial mntion is Mr.. D w g Har-
ris, proprietor of Harris Steam DE
Works, This : entieman is de ermlned to
DO the finest work ever done By any ho1se
before and to prov. this he ,-il execute
a sample Job ter aay person III t4e United
States free OF charge. Stamps must &C
company all sampl jobs by mail for retur
postage, No garment larger than a gel-
tleman's v-st will be dyed free. Cash will
paid for all goods that do not give perfect
satisfaction This is the fairest offer mad ?
by any house before and is certainly worth
invest,ga ing. Address al orders TO Har-
ris' Steam Dye Works, South Blcun. st
Raleigh. n. Z.
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RaDtiSf.

FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH. Rev. J. w.
Garter, D. D., Pastor. Preaching at L a
in and : 80 II. Prayer meeting We'd
nesday nig ut at 7:20 I'll seats free Polite
ushers church services sunday School
sunday morning at 9:3J Thos. n Briggs,
| uperintendent
Sunday school at West End Mission
every u1C ay at $50 D. III. All l.Ye cor
daily invli e1 to these services
BAPTIST TABERNACLE.-kev J. J. Hall
D D Pastor-Sr nday school at 900, n B
Broughton, superintendent Preaching
at Il a M and 5 I. ~ ny the pastor Visl
ter and strcLgcrs invited.
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Furniture individual Pieces

Individual pieess Of artistic furniture,
Of inexpensive, as well as the finer
grades. enamel and gold chairs, plain
wood and upholstered rockers, ladies
writing desks, music cabinets, book
cases, etc etc.
w. II. & r. S. Tucker & Co
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fuckers SUNDAY LOCALS,
The Inst " eeiE.

One week more and then Christmas
Those who have not yet made al of their
selections for Nmas, should not be pnt
of until the last day or two u shop.
Begin early this week.
W. Il & r. S. Tucker & Co.
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nOxVss This.


We offer one hundred dollars reward
,or onv case of catarrh that can not be
cured by Halls Cstarrh Cure
F. J. Cheney & Co., Props,
Toledo, O.
We, the undersigned, have known F;
I cheney for the last fifteen years, and
believe him perfectly honorable in all
business transactions and financially able
to carry out any obligations made by
their firm.
west & Truax, Wholesale Druggists,
Toledo, 0.
Walding. Kinnan & Marvin,
Wholesale DruSgi lists,
Toledo, O.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally.
acting directly upon the blood and
n,uco1s surfaces Of the system. Price,
75c per bottle. Sold by all druggists
Testimonials free.
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Mandolins at 50 so. SIS and SIT

Mandolins at 50 80, SIS. and SIT. !;
guitars So, Sc, 50 $11., $l2., sl3.,
sl7., $21 ETC. banjos S225 to $13. so.
Ten cent harps, the Tightening, equals
pianos, K'mball pianos, Miller organs,
Kimball organs. Music stands So 80 land
SO 80 Will hold and deliver goods a.
per request. Cecil G. Stone, Mng'r.
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Gents Slippers,

We are provided for this season an un
usually attractive line Of gents fanc,
slippers Embroiied velvet, black anc
mahogany grain.
Prices from 90e up.
w. II 4 r. s Tucker & CO.
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If you have friend who needs car
pet on the floor go to Swindells and buy
her one as Christmas present,
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Christian.

CHRISTIAN CHURCH-Rev. J l. Foster,
pastor. Sunday School at $50 a. m
Preaching at : 30 . m by the pastor. All
cordially invited
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Pre- es6yterian,

FIRST PRESBYTERIAN-SGnday School
at 9:30 IL. Services at II 10 and 7:3O D.
N. by Rev. W f Wilhelm, of Hillsbof o.
Sunday School at Mission Chapel at
{ 4:30 p. m.
i A cordial invitation is extended to stran-
gers and all others to these services, and
The state chronicle., 1892-12-18

rains O. Scotland NecE Ersncl Rcs
leave WelGcI. s:Nn - n. Halifax 49,
arrive Scoi!SGd Neck - 5:lt o Tr. Gre
vile Esq y - Einstou s.ls p n Peturpfn,
leaves Kius'o- &c Il Grrenville s.4Na a
Arriving talIsE - 1925 N. Weldo.
i1:4S n 0ati- except Sunday
Trains on Washington P7anch leav.
Was hiugto1 s0am arrive Pfrrf4re : q
IA. returning leave Psrmele eGpm
arrives arlington s.2'Y m Daily excep-
sunday. Connects VIII tram. 81 h,fe
1a1,e and halei2h L +. AID Scltians
Neck Branch.
Trsin leaves .Tarboro. \. @. via Abe
marie & itaieigh Ii. r.. daily, except sun
13y; so 2 n. sunday 500 . = arr.ve
Plynouta $50 ? n - = n Returuipq
leaves FtYnnutr .9ail .xa.-- CunJCr-
80 a II, -GIlfv =. -4t..... ...
y g: - ? ii, 9:J@ u. Ar. .ug Ts5-
boro Ii D -, il:1si -
Trains on Southern Division, Wilson
and FAYETTEVILLE Branch leave rayatre
vile $50 q. m arrive Row land 7f2p M
hefDrning leave Rowland 35a. M ar
rive Fayetteville 9. o y. II. Daily except
| Sunday.
Train on Nashville Branch leave Rock
Mount at $40 . IN, arrives at Nashville
! ..l5 m, Sprlng Hope = p n. Return
! ipg leaves spring Hop. SEQ 2 10 Nashville
- /. ~: arrivs Rocky Mount 9:I5 M.
daily, ezcep Sunday.
! Train Oh Clinton Rrsnch leave9 Ns,sau
Tor Clinton daily, except SunesT :. 5.
/ N ana ll't5 -. heturrine, leave,
| Sllpto1 at So u and $40 d -. corlra.r
ing a. warsaw with Nos -, 81 g and -
Southbound Train or Wilson an, Fav
ettev1lle Branch is No. 81. N9rf bor1r
is No. so. +Dsily, except sur oay.
Trains No ~ :;outh. and u No-tr vi
stop only at ROCKY Mount, Wilson Gods
boro and Magnolia
Tratn on Midland. \. g.. Prancr Ie,tve,
Totd5boro. y. G.. daily, exC-lH S1r,Ee-
6;iIo g m, arrive Smi' held : c. 7.S0s,n
Returning leaves Sniti field. \. C.. So,
n; arrive ;5oidsho5o, y. C., SO a u.
Train No. - makes close connection, y
WELDON for al points north da.ly. aV ri
VIA klchmo nd. and daily except Sunde-
via Bay Lire. also ~ Rcck- Mount GailI
except 81 oday, win Norfolk aud C;.rolip;
aairo;et Tor Norfolk and al points nortl
JOIN z. DIVINE.
Geal Scst.
N m E'$~i'E. Traffic Manager
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Vi ISG s.5T9
~
LOETSHreH R.uRnsD

Le.yaa Louis0ure st 3:45 0. m. II i = "
Arrives at Frsnklin.co u 3.i0 o "a. 9 ; al
LosTfs FrsnkiiDton - ? ui 1905 q
AT-ivos - 'ia7is,l7rG r. 81 \ -. I3s d. ~
nos 9s and AZ trs;us OF the Raleigh rfi
CASTOR railr Dads will run a!lv eScspt sun
day. WM SMIT.', SUIT
l.. T HYERs, Gen SUIT
e. WiNDER Gen'l Man
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For high grade of standard holiday
goods purchasers cannot do better thar
to inspect the line at Watson's picture
and art store.
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v es, Indeed.

A rug is appropriate and inexpensive
for Christmas present at Swindeli's.
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1rE,nlEn

SACRED HEART CAURCHLFather Marion
Pastor Divine services at II a. m. Sun
day school at ) o. D. M,
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Nice lot oysters in shell next Friday
and Saturday for family use A Dughi
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Trunks.
NntttinD RHfter

Any kind Of trunk you may want can
be had at Swindell's.
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Lemons 25 cants q dozen. Telephone
l22 A. Dughi
The state chronicle., 1892-12-18

Send in orders for Christmas oysters
soon as convenient SO that no disappoint
meut. A. Dughi.
The state chronicle., 1892-12-18

Trains No IS and 4 have through Phil
man Seerers between Portsmouth. Vel.
don and Atlanta
Train No. 3S connects et Weldon with
6hrouGh Puilman Buffet Sleeper for ntch-
nODd, WashiH gton, Baltimore phiisdai.
phia and New York.
Train No Al connects at Weldon with
Pullman Sleeper for points South Wis
Atlantic Coast Line.
Daily I Daily except Sunday b Break
fast. d Dinner. sSupper
For information relative to schedule
etc, apply to T. H. Murray, ticket agent
Hale1gh. or Z. l.. White, ticket ager {
johnson street, Raleigh
o. Y. SMTIE, Trsffic Manager
L. 7. MYERS, GEM Eapt
JOHN O. WINDER, Gem Manager
The state chronicle., 1892-12-18

italian chestnuts for stuffing turkeys,
etc. Something new and excellent at A.
Dughi's
The state chronicle., 1892-12-18

Jlnaluska claret 81. gallon, % cents
2 quart at y. Dughi's.
The state chronicle., 1892-12-18

Norfolk oysters fresh and ex client.
every day at A Dughi's.
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Seaboard Airline RaiIioad,

Between Atlanta, Athens, Charlotte
Hamlet, Fayetteville. -'aleigh and porfs-
mouth. Richmond, Washington, Belli.
more Philadelphia ard New York.
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GOING Non =.

II
PrrTSBOEC BGhD
issss : I';atsi3o,, f9a. u .n.ii39Ir.
AIriVs iiCr cl.ss 9 Sc 2. n. and , t5pr.
Leave Hf0ucu-e 1elS = g2 snt 80 u.
Arr. Fittshovc li:G0 8. rn-. and 6..l -,
J. Q. EfEDER. GelsI "a, aver.
Z. L. MYERS, Sen SuIt.
- 2sfIr- .r--
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fltDurheul. Tor OXFORD Hender
scn. d al n rs o.
6I5 r Il, ana hicnn' nd. Va. VI
z N. >ey v
Da y At Greensboro fpT All FONT.
nor.h aid s3ut A. io4 n 'l..
sten Salon, and lain or ae
No,rnu stern C7rsiiDa
At ..s,ot'c 'cr ;.yLchhure
Greenv lle. A heo-. rants ar'.
81 p.s.t5 Soutn iLts H..
dos nc co-rtCs - Cha't .t
irr p7i-- us & *
bsrwee- Char.3ri, a. 4 Ari. rs 4
- Durh,m for o-.ford, ds.l,
except -Ul avs
44O + ere 'ior... Wi' IA t's \ IN
p incsDu are : Utr.tsftr A'~f-
DAILY hpie liu.tl3 = Il foi Il s..ss
Eostr, ,.nc " "a ail. ne train
a. Y i,r - iugtol aaG '-
termed { .oCai - tons.
ba a.s.Iscttpa for WI sivn
Salem and wi h ms line II
- for Ca. riotte. spar ~ ''UT.
G.senvil Atlania =. j al-
+ -i-.ts south Steering cas- RAJ
Ugh - Greensboro
ri, tram coa.1c.s ~ kar
,o'te with I c X = = K { ii
N . %. Columbia. Cna~lsst ton.
-avaal ~ ana Augrs Il. .CePeI
D2n,l lie Z" uau-to
a. Selma FOR Fayetteville and
l.2s inieTr ediate s'a ioi 4 Is
p. 4 Wilson and EAl eA vile -4llt
pgiiy cnr, .s-'y eXcelt S"n1-
~ G5i.lebcro. fpr y VIE l.
aa6 Ao enead Ciuv. daily *
{ % Sut DAYS fo Ni;minCi on
~ int. ne;.i At > iii ~ IA y
&W r. dali!
80 cs-,,a fo- o,-en v,-t,
The state chronicle., 1892-12-18

D5uble isIlr trims between Raleigh and
har'ct,e. QC;CA tune