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The state chronicle., 1892-12-21
ERaltfunOre Produce Market.

BAL9IMoR9, ID, Dec. 20. Flour dull.
w, stern super s5s2 %; do extra 25a3 TO-
d. family 4oa3 75: winter wheat pate Mt
OOs4 IS: sprlng wheat ra+enf 4 25a4.4O;
sp,inx wheat straight 390a4.t0.
WHEA s-Option' No red spot 73Ha
73h; D, cen,her 3a73A; February 75a754:
M 7es4 e7S1s; ste ner 90 red 6Szs bio
Southern " a at steady. Flu tz 7Oa75; Long
barry 72a76
ClRN-Fasv: mixed SPOT 47s4a47%; jan
uar 475se4S; February 4SI bid: May 4
as ked: steamer mixed No 3 46A asked.
Southern corn firm; W HE 45a411 1s; yellow
4Sa4Ss4
OAfS-Steady No white western 43a
"a; No 2 DO 3s11Ia39.
RYE Dull No 2. 5s asked.
HAY-Steady. Good TO choice timothy
PROV ;SIO>S- Firm Mess po k, IA 5
ais 90 bulk meats, loose shoulders 81;
ng clear rios so; sugar rickled should
ers u; hams 81 all l2A; large llA. lard,
rein, d ~; crude 1000
DO far To choice 27s31; imitation 25a@7;
ladle, ian y 81 roll fancy 1924; fair to
20 "la23
FGGS Steady at 27a23
COFFEn.-Firm Far Rio cargoes 1o1S
a16%; No Z 16Ial6T.
SUGAR Steady Granulated 4Tc.
co oPER Stsady; refined i0s
WHISKY-S eady at >5a, %.
| PEANUT- Firm Virginia fancy hand
picket 3Hai14; choice 383sl; farmers 3As
| 81. \ ctn Carolina 3; No shelled 4a4L1l
! No2 d. 81.
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The Way II WOrks

In the treatment of the liquor habit,
as administered at the Greensboro insti
tute, and as it will be administered at
Becky Mount after January 1st, no
opium, morphine, choral or cocaine is
administered in any form. When the
treatment is over, and the patient gradu-
ated, he is able to discontinue all medi-
cines. No medicine used creates an ap-
petite for itself, but, on the other hand.
greatly assists nature in throwing off
hurtful humors in the blood and in
clearing up the system. The Kelley in
stitute at Greensboro is now we'll known
to majority of the people of the state,
and its work is its best Recommendation
The institute to be opened at Rocky
Mount, January 1st, will be exactly like
unto it, and the same remedies and treat
ment will be employed as at Dwight,
Illinois.
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New York Produce Market.

New OTk Produce Market
NEW YORK, December 20-Flour closed
steady. Fine grades Of spring .65a1. S5; DO
winter 1.75a2 90; srperfine spring l. 75a2 90:
6o winter S0a2 Is; extra No. spring lO
"a 25: do winter 25a3 IS; extra No. aspiring
95a2 2S: do winter 2 1912 25: city mills
extra 4 154 25 for West 1rdies. Southern
tiour doll. straights 50a3 IS.
WHEAT-O Option opened Spot lots
closed steady. Spot sales No red winter
76a76L: December 7f1s: January 76T; Feb
rua1y rs; March 7SA; April =; May sl1s;
CORN-options lower. Spot 'o'a closed
steady Spot eaiAs No. 2 mixed SO; Go
Dece nohar 5iL: Jannsrv 5 Is; February
52l5: March :; May 53H
OATS Options opened fairly active.
crot lots closed easier. Spot sales No.
White 41sI: do 3 401f: No 2 mixed at 361s:
10 No mixed December 261ls; do January
36T: Febrnarv 80: ~sy 39I
RYE steady and quiet; western 54aos
pORK-Iul; mess IA s0ai4 IS for ole;
I8RD-Cl SEQ quiet b1t firm; Decembs \
n 40; January 10 A.; February =; March
sTGAR-Raw, firm: 50 tes, Muscovadc
1919: 96 test centrifugal 3& Refined
nrier: cut oaf and crushed 55-l6a515; gran
,,:ared 4Aa5: powdered 4 13 16a5: cubes
~ :: cny fec,ioners' A 45sa4%; standard
A4Ma Ak; mould i 5a5H
CuFF l. F-Spot lots clos to 20 pei Is
lover. Fair R,o No. 7 l65s- Futures closeo
| barely ssesdy. Rio IT Santos No. Z. DE e m
| 0e1 is 27: January Is so; March 15.9O
| April Is SO; May l so.
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GIFT SOciable.

For several years it has been the Gus
tom of the Baptist Tabernacle church
and Sunday school to hold gift sociable
just before Christmas. This year the
custom will be kept up and will occur on
Friday night next. Every member Of
the church and Sunday school is expected
to bring some gift for the poor, and they
cordially invite all friends to join them
in the good work. The school room will
be opened at 6 p m., and gifts will be
received until 8 p. m. Clothing, new
or old, dress goods, pants and coat
cloth, shoes, hats-anything to eat or
wear, nice books, toys, etc, will be
gratefully received and carefully dis.
tributed
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For ChrIslInaA Eve.

On Christmas eve Lizzie Evans, the
popular Coincidence, is billed to appear
at Metropolitan hall in her new comedy,
The Little Blacksmith. Miss Evans has
q faculty OF making friends with her au,
jience when the curtain rises and they
sit in supreme enjoyment throughout
the performance. Her new comedy has
beautiful plot and is very popular
wherever it has been presented. The
CHRONICLE can recommend it as being a
good performance.
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Marriage ISells.

To night at Christ Episcopal church
at o'clock Mr.. J. Ludlow Skinner and
Miss Octavia Bryan Winder will be
united in matrimony, DR. NJ. M. Marshall
officiating
Mr.. W. V. Williams and Miss Nellie
Utley will be married to night at $50
o'clock at the Central Methodist Episco-
pal church, Rev. J b. Hurley officiating.
At the Presbyterian church at l2
o'clock to-day William o. Smith a I'D
Miss Helen Estelle Burge will be joined
in the holy bonds of matrimony.
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Our branch b use at Raleigh will fur
nish the local trade the famous New
river and North river oysters at Csc, 35c,
4Oc and soc per quart. Solid measure
and prompt delivery has made ours the
largest retail trade in North Carolina.
Special prices to parties wanting to give
oyster suppers during the holidays.
G N. IVES & Co.,
dec 16-lw Raleigh, N. c.
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Lizzie Evans, as Glenn, in the Little
Blacksmith, should be seen to be appre-
ciated
William s Harris was yesterday ap-
pointed commissioner of labor statistics
vice Hon. John G. Scarborough, re signed.
The Raleigh Stationery company was
opening new goods last night among
which was a new consignment Of holiday
goods.
f. ID. Yates has been appointed mag
istrate for Cary township to supply the
vacancy occasioned by the resignation OF
f. w Yates.
Charles Gillian, traveller for the Bau-
mann stationary company of Richmond,
will be married in this city on the 2Sth
inst to Miss Blanche Syms.
The market is supplied with meats and
vegetables Of almost every KIND. we
have the evidence before our eyes every
day as TO how prices are affected by de-
mand and supply.
Atte, tion is called to the special notice
elsewhere Of Robert Simpson, the drug
gist, Offering holiday goods. Mr.. Simp-
son carries well selected line and Is
offering bargains
II. D. Bake has an attractive half
page ad. in The CHRONICLE this morn
lnp Life insurance is an investment
and the company that writes the best
policies should be patronized. Read
what he has to say
Don't forget the sale Of the Rex Hos
pital lands which will be made on the
premises to day at II o'clock. The lots
have been carefully laid off by a surveyor
and a map will be exhibited ut the sale
Nearly hundred lots will be sold, and
as the terms are easy, fine opportunity
is offered for investment.
The board Of aldermen passed an ordi.
nance on June 3, 1892 containing pro.
vision that water closets should be con
nected with the city sewer. Persons
having water closets on their promises,
situated within the boundaries prescribed
in the act, and not connected with the
city sewer are liable to a fine of ten dol
lars for the first offense, and for every
subsequent offense twenty five dollars
The health Of the city must be preserved
The governor gives public reception
a. the executive Mansion next Thursda,
evening Gov Hollis administration ha
been one OF the most useful and mos
business like the state ever had. Will
his name is often mentioned in connec
tion with Cabinet position under MI
Cleveland, it is known to Gov. Holt
intimate friends that he is in no sense
candidate and does not desire such
position.
The advantages Of advertising appea
to have been recognized by our reno,
ancestors The Egyptians are suppose
TO have been the original publishers {
advertisements, and 1t may be inferre
that their association with the Hebrew
gave the latter a smattering of ADVERT
ing See Numbers xiv, IA: Com
therefore, and l will advertise thee
Ruth iv. A: "Aud thought to adve
tise thee, saying, buy it" We do n
know what special medium our ancie
kinsmen employed, but, such mediu
as the CHRONICLE would prove most a
vantageous to the descendants of any
the tribes
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Markets by Telegraph.
The Cotton Market Closed Steady a
13 Points Improvement.

The Cotton Market Closed Steady at
13 Points Improvement.
NEW YORK. December 90 -Messrs Hub
bard. Price & Co., il their daily cotton cir
cular to day say:
Our N r. ct op .ned at decline Of from
Dire to ten points. Before 12 O'Clock, h VI
aver the entire Joss had hen r. covered
+ud the market Wa. IS points higher than
The ,pauing The drop of pr ces to dav
shows that win eggrfss W iea erssip ir
would be very easy 70 advAnc- pr ce TT e
main dlfficu t. il the wa CT - ch move
ment seems to be that tho.e who T ht Re
believers in It's pos ibil ty have already
bought their qaots and now wal in or
the developments Of the c's upon uh. h
their be ie in hi. her prices is based b. tn
he New Yors and liverpool ma kets Will
be closed from Fri lay n gnt until T Ce sday
moroinp. -..o
Daring the fterno n the market ease1
away sig y-suhsequentiy r-cover d ~ d
finally closed sreany a. about a.Ss for
March net 1mprovem@ Mt OF p iLts.
The spot marker l. steady. Middiing up
lands 976c. Sales 499 bales
TRANSACTIONS In lutures 20 day 20s, 10o
bales.
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Naval Stores.

WILMINGToE, N. O., Dec. 20-Spirtts
turoentipe STEADY at 27Ea. Rosin firm:
strained 95; good strained 100 Tar ste dy
at LOO; Crude turpen,lne eady; hard
Loo; yellow tir and virgin | 20.
NEW I Xxx, d C. 20 --opirlr 5 turpeDtlne;
the dAmand i light but values are steady;
quoted az 3 a3l>z: Rosin quiet strained
27I,; 90 good 321s.
CHARLES TON, :. C, December 2O-Rosiu
firm At Leo tor good strained; spirits tur-
penrine st ady al exc
SAVANNAH Ga, Dec. 90 -Rosin firm;
strained lC2Aal.0716; spirits turpentine
firm at 273.c
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W. H. & R. S. Tucker l. CT
A great effort has been exDended i,

A great effort has been expended in
the buying of our holiday stock to Sc
cure every article at the lowest possible
price. No first class goods could be
bought cheaper, and as we believe in
'quick sales and small profits" no first
class goods will be sold cheaper any
where. Come in, and our magnificent
assortment and fair prices will prove to
you that it pays to trade with US. Raj
eigh Stationary Company.
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Rucklen,s Arnica SalVe.

The best salve in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, letter, chapped hands, chilblaine,
corns, and al! skin eruptions, and posi-
lively cures piles, or no pay required. 1t
's guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction,
or money refunded. Prlce 25 cents per
NV Fo- aalc hv Iohr Y MecRee
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Xmas OVStpra.

Over twenty five years experience in
the oyster business is my guarantee for
offering better stock in size and flavor
than can be had at any other place for
the same money.
Send orders for Christmas oysters to
GEO N IVES.
Newbern, N. c..
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The CITY Cotton Market.
Raleigh Stock and Bond Market

Quotations of the Interstate Trust and
Brokerage Company.
RALEIGH, De; mber 90, 1892
North Carolina 6's (ex. int 122 bid;
asked
North Carolina As 90 bid; 100 s.sked.
y. G. R. r. 101 bid 10 Is asked.
w. y 9. 4. K. Co e's SIS Did; 81 asked,
r. Il G. Railroad SIS lis bid; :. asked
E. y 6, Railroad 20 BID Y asked
S & r r r 90 bid; 1C2 ssked
City of Ea leigh So 1867. 1851 btCt;. asked
Raleigh Stree Railway SIS so asked
N. c. Agrtcul ltural Society 6's lex inst
40 bid: asked.
Citizens National Bank 121 BIZ
Commercial and Farmers Bank Ill
Did; 1l2 asked.
National Bank CT Raleigh -. bic; 1913
a ,ked.
Raleigh Savings Bank 14O bid; 145 asked
Raleigh Cotton Mills OIL bic: . asked
Raleigh Cotton Mills 6's l02 bid; -.
asked.
Caralsigh Phosphate Mills 65 bid; 20
asked.
Caraleigh Cotton Mills rs bid: 80 asked
n. G. Car Company 100 bid; asked
Pesce Institute s6 bid; asked
Raleigh Land and improvement Co., .
bid; % asked.
Raleigh Gas Light Co. IS bid: . asked
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New Advertisements.

A. Dughi- Sweet Florida Oranges.
Robert smnson-H Holiday Presents.
Thomas II. Briggs & Co.-Great At
fractions.
II. d Washington Life Insur-
Q lce Company.
Raleigh Stationary Company-Christ-
mas Attractions.
w. II & II 5 Tu ker & Co. Prac.i-
cal Gifts and Useful Articles.
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what to Give the Boys for Christmas.

What would make more acce ptable
present than a Shetland pony2 We will
deliver, well broken, we'll bred Shetland
ponies, freight charges prepaid, to any
railroad station in North Carolina or
Virginia for $l35 90, guaranteed per
fectIy docile Also orders booked now
for finely bred Jersey cows of the best
strains, with young calves to be delivered
in the spring Address, NJ E McCown,
Mgr. Occoneechee Stock Farm, Hills
borO, N G. dec20 lot
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New York Money Market.

NEW YORK, Decembe, 20.-Morey on caI
has been easier, ranging fIom 4 to i; loan
at 4: closin< cffosed al 4 Der cent EXchang
closed weak Pos ed rates 4.S7a4 Se: actual
rates S5I for 60day bills, and 4.s7L tol
demand. Government bonds close stead :: ::
currency 6's los bid; extended 2s regis
tered 100 bid; AS tcoupons) IA bid.
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Chicago Produce Market.

Chicago Produce Market.
CHICAGO December 20 Wheat dropUed
half a cent to day but recovered the loss
AID lef. OF as the same pr -ce as on S ttur-
day.
Corn weak. closing 14c lower.
Oats easier AM closed &c lower.
Provision easier, except lard, on the
heavy iec. icts Of o-s. Pork declined to
l0c, and ribs 214 to nc. Lard closed to
l71ac higher.
Ibe following were the closing figures
Whear-Decemher 69'4; Janu iry 70H;
May 7615: July 74I Corn December 4lI;
January 4 4; May 465s; .]uly -. Oats
Decem er 30; J nu4ry 3tA; May 34I
Pork december l4.o0; January Is SEA;
Nay l6 20 Lard -neceo Der 1905; jan
uary 10 10; May 9s2k Ribs December
s.z21i; January 2!1s; May a21s.
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The brick building on Martin street.
recently occupied by J. E. Pogue, (next
door to Spence & Bro.) splendiily locat
nd for general merchandise possession
given at once. Apply to
dec16 I'm. LATTA & MYATT.
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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. Briwon, Roxboro, N. C.
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Our selection of holiday goods for this
season surpasses all previous Efforts. We
can and will please all who give US the
opportunity The latest and best styles,
reasonable prices, and an immense
variety, are our three best arguments to
induce you to come. Once at our store,
our goods will speak for themselves.
Raleigh Stationary Company.
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VantGd.
Agentsl To solicit Life Insurance in
Central aud Western North Carolina, on
commission contract for regular old
line company which writes the best
forms of Life and Endowment policies
By devoting all, or part of their time
to tn business many of our representa-
tives make good money. Perhaps you
can. Write.
SAM'L l. ADAMS, GENL ACT
Rooms 21-23, Wright Building,
Dec IS 2W Durham N c.
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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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Frank Teller & Co., manufacturers of
Cuban hand made cigars, Philadelphia.
Goods handled by all cigar dealers.
Try their Bulletin"
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A Right Good Present, a Ready. Made
Dress
We have line of made up suits
tailor made for ladies and misses. These
we suggest as practical gift.
w. II. s. r. s. Tucker & Co.
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Reception at the Mansion.

Gov. Thomas NJ Holt will give re
ception at the mansion on next Thurs
day night December 22nd) to which the
public are cordially invited. No cards.
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A new edition of Edwin Fuller's eau
gel in the Cloud" nice Christmas pres.
ent. Price $125.
J. E. MALONE,
LoUIsBURG, N. c.
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Notice is hereby given that application
will be made to the next general Assem-
oly to incorporate the North Carolina
Monumental Association.
THOMAS BADGER, Chairman.
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Ask to see our line of side boards at
S12. 2.50,$15.O0, $500, S24 90 and $50 90
ROYALL & BORDEN.
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w anled :!

A lady desires to do copying or writ.
ing of any kind at her room. Consider.
able experience.
ADDRESS *"
Care State Chronicle.
dec Off
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CAPITAL CLUB.
First German of the Holiday Season
Given Last Night.

During the early part OF last evening
swiftly driven carriages drew up at the
entrance Of the Capital club and depos-
tied the burdens of handsomely at
tired and beautiful ladies and their
gallant escorts. This announced an
event OF unusual Importance. 1t was.
The Capital club gave their first german
Of the holiday season. The event has
been looked forward to with anticipa-
tions Of pleasure by the members of Raj
eigh society and now that it has passed
on and all pronounce it an occasion to
be remembered For hours the strains OF
beautiful music foated out upon
Jne crisp December air, while within the
spacious hall the beauty aud chivalry OF
he Old North State were doing homage
70 Terpsiechore. Thoughts of the outer
world could not enter there. They
had assembled upon pleasure
bent and JOY was unconfined
Mr.. Thomas Badger, Jr., was leader and
described beautiful figures The patron
esses of the evening were Mesdames
McGhee, Laide. Wright, Bagley and
Foster. The CHRoN Gle regrets that
lack of space prevents giving the toiletts
of the ladies present They were beautl-
| ful
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Before purchasing Xmas presents, do
not fail to call on Robert Simpson and
examine his stock. He can please you
in quality and price.
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The Bulletin" has big run. The
equal of any nickel smoke in Raleigh.
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PERSON AL.


Mr.. C, G.. Cook, of Warrenton, is In
the city.
C. C. Clark, ESQ, of Newberne, is at
the Yarboro.
Col. Thomas F. Strange of Winston,
is in the city.
Rev. w. C Norman and lady were in
the city yesterday.
Charles II. Miller, of Goldsboro, is
visiting in the city.
Gen. W. G. Lewis, OF Goldsboro, was
in the city yesterday.
To day the 21st of December, is the
shortest day in the year.
Capt Charles F. Warren, of Washing.
ton, N. c., is registered at the Yarboro.
The many friends of the Rev. Dr..
T. H Pritchard were glad to see him
in the city yesterday
Mr.. Greek o. Andrews is quite sick at
his apartments at the Iarboro. His
friends hope for his speedy recovery.
The Washington Progress says that
Miss Meggie Cowper, a winsome young
beauty Of the capital city, is spending a
| few days with relatives here.
John H Winder, superintendent OF
the Georgia Carolina and Northern rail
way, is in the city to attend the Skin
ner- Winder nuptials to night
1t is understood that Dr.. L. G. Brough
ton, of Broad Street Church, Winston
will not accept the call to Danville sc
urgently extended him last week.
A. E. Stone, who has been on the roat
for the Phillips s. Crew Company, of At
lanta, dealers in pianos and organs, i
now with the North State Music Co. il
this city.
Among yesterdays arrivals at tn
Yarboro were r. J. Day, Weldon; w
s. Chadwick, Beaufort; E q. Stragher
Thomasvilie; A. J. Burton, Reidsville
W. H. Johnson, Winston;Z V. Walser
Lexington; z. L and w. z Gibson
Shation; s. G. Vann. Frankluton; Geo
L. Morton, Wilmington; H. V. Wilson
Chapel Hill.
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Our new holiday goods are the prettiest
you will find anywhere. Our prices are
as low as good goods can possibly be
sold You will make great mistake if
you buy single dollars worth until you
see our stock. Raleigh Stationary Com
pany.
French China Practical Gifts.
Our dinner sets in fine French china,
elegant as we'll as practical.
W. Il. & R. s. Tucker & Co.
Robert Simpson has full line Of holi
day presents, suitable for lady or gen
tlemen. Handsome goods for low
prices, they must go.
Individual Pieces of Furniture.
Desks, chiffoni ers, wardrobes, book
cases, combination desks, etc.
A gift of these artistic and useful.
w. H. s. r. s. Tucker s. Co.
We want your holiday trade. To Sc
cure it, we have bought the finest line ol
Christmas attractions money and ex
perience can secure. These we offer at rea
genuine low prices. Come. Raleigt
| Stationary Company.
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100 boxes fine sweet Florida oranges
So and $3 25 per box at
A. DUGHIs.
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This idea can certainly be carried out
in the dry goods portion of our est ab-
ment, in selection Of Xmas presents.
Practical gifts for men, women and
children
" II &R s Thicker 4 Co
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Our line of candies embraces all that is
best IN eating quality. We display the
most extensive assortment and can SUP.
ply your wenta RnysrFR
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Notice of Application For Private
Law.
Application will be made to the gen
erai assembly, for an act to incorporate
company, for the purpose of construct
ing and operating electric railways, from
the city Of Newpern to points in Craven
county, buyiug and selling real estate,
and engaging in manufacturing. by W.
w. Clark and others. dec15 BOD
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Chairs.

Raff1a and reed chairs, dining hall
chairs and rockers. These may be seen
in our carpet department at about hall
price.
W. II & R. s. Tucker s. Co.
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Lizzie Evans new comedy, the Little
Blacksmith, is brimful of fun.
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Swinging chairs, upholstered. in eithe
tapestry or leather. Royal s. Borden.
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We are ready for business.
dec15 lot MANN & Co. procers
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Our line of reed, rattan and willow
rockers. sixteenth century finish, is com
plete. Roya s Borden.
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For Rent.

Try Bulletin" at w. II. King &
Cos. Good smoke.
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Smoke the "Bulletin" at W. II. King
& Co
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Ladies, gents and boys bicycles at
Hughs.
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1Os bid; do fl st i~comes IS bid; do second
incomes 81 bid; do third incomes SHa9A;
consolidated gas bonds ll6 asked; do STOCK
51Ha5S.
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w anted.

Walnut and oak revolving book cases.
ROyall & Borden.
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weather Report.

RALEIaH, Dec. 20 Max. TEN. 46; min.
tom 36: rainfall Lac inch; highest
velocity Of winds 80 miles hour
Local forecast: On Wednesday and
Thursday; fair weather decidedly colder;
northwest winds.
WASHINGTON Dec. 20. Forecast for
North Carolina: Fair; north winds
colder
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PORT.

Liverpool, spot cotton steady, with lair
demand.
American middling uplands sd.
Sales 600 bales
Futures closed quiet
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