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The state chronicle., 1893-02-12
THE CITY REACHES FORTH

It's mighty hands to grasp its suburbs
There i scarcely any limit to be paced
up9n the growth OF thriving Amsricah
city nova DAYS Whst was d. sert "A
year age is now a crowd of husiliog C ties
Ian tn ut was not worth five dolltrs an
acre generation back. is worth ~ much
per square yard 10 a V UTqres'ioDa ~
the best and ~ Cst sol d invs S meats is al
est-te especially WIN n urcna-e in uca
ice sllties a the lots we arc now ofie ing
almos in the heart of the city / fr, IN
20 10 minutes walk Of the post0ttice an
Unoa depot. on Biount, Person, JoIe-
and Mcdowell Oakwood avenue Harsett
streets and East Park avenue. Thes, l. S
range in price ( ON tl75 up nd no ore de
string first cl s. inve str ent would MAKE
mistake 10 buv now wni price are ow:
and we call special attention 10 he beauti-
full suburban loIs OF az Dale lying inst
Eorth n of the city down Per on. lood
worth and East streets and W ich hins
fair a 10 distant day to be the preuti ~
residence part OF the citp. All Ne ask l.
! that You give US an oTpJrtnnity 10 sho~
you the pr peTty a. d quote prices. No
argument Will he Necessary.
on S Truly.
J. II BROUGHTOS & co
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Markets by Telegraph

NEW YORK Feb 11-Cot'on contracts
ope ned irm at to 10 points advance aud
closed eady at 9 to l3 poiuts above YES
terdav, with fair trada aud sales of ~ =
OCO Ports receil is 10000, against 15,26S
la, year
Total visible supply of cotton for the
world is 4,2s7,S s bales. of which 3 S.s, ,Sos
aies ara American. egl nst4 7Oi .5t3 pAes
and 4, 81 06s bales r ep ctivelg last year
Fec ipTs at all N erior WINS 50 3>2 bales
pl ,ntat.ons 79 $50 bales; in sight 5,45l All
ba.fs
NEW YORK, Feb. 1.-THE spot market
closed steady Mlddling uplands 9A; New
Orleans OK; low iddling -; good ordi
nary. Sales l73 uales.
| Total net receipts at all ports $50; ex
ports to Great Brita'n 3 173: France -
| Continent 5.65.; sock 93 A. bales,
Transactions In futures to day 129, ,90
| haieS
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What Young HIen Read,

From January to December 1892, Dr.
E Alexander. librarian Of the university
kept an account of the books taken out
If the library by students. not including
the months If June, July and August.
which were vacation months The VII le
number of books was 1926. or an aver
age of $40 a month As usual in all
libraries fiction headed the list with
2 299 volumes This does not mean
trashy Fl ;tion, for only the best is kept
III the library General literature wqs
next with 500 history $50, poetry ard
tie drama 346, bound periodicals 3l2.
philosophy $40, biography 245 political
and social science 232, science and use
full arts 1913. religion and theology 1O3.
travel and description SO, other subjects
l66 Many books were read without
being taken from the library A reason.
able estimate places the number at Is. 00C
books actually used by readers during
the nine academic months of last year
This does not include the use of speci a
Libraries, such as the law library, the
chemical library and the library in the
Latin seminarium. Il is evident that
the university boys are learning how te
use books as tools of thought.
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Given Away.

One of those beautiful book case desks
nicely finished solid oak, to the one gues-
sing the nearest to the number of beans
we have in quart jar in our Office. All
guesses must be in by the 18th of Feb
uary 90, and none will be received ex
cept from the State of North Carolina
All letters or postals must have the word
Bean" written in one corner. Desk
will be shipped promptly the 1st day of
March SO, and the name of the lucky
one will I've published in this advertising
space first day of March 1893. Address,
giving full name and post Office address,
to Gates Desk Co., Greenville, 8. @.
Makers of the best desks in the world
for the money.
The state chronicle., 1893-02-12

The Gospel meeting this afternoon at
4 o'clock will be conducted by Mr.. T.
IL Briggs, Good singing and music are
among the attractions of this service
All men are cordially invited to spend a
pleasant hour there. A song service OF
ii teen minutes duration will be held be
fore the talk.
NJ. J. w. McLaury, of Georgia, will
give the boys blackboard talk at 2:3(
o'clock This will be very interesting
a large crowd Of boys are expected.
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Church Services To-day.
EPISCOPAL.

CHURCH OF THE GOOD SHEPHERD Rev.
|. NICK. Pittinger, rector. @ Ilug1ag sima
un lay. oily OnmuuloD ut 8 m Mtrn
ing Praver a. d Sermon at II a. m. Sunday
School at $3.50 . M. Evening Prayer anG
Serm mon at 7:'0 p m. Lent Ser ices :
nsn Wedne day II a IN and 7:30 p m.
and d iress at p m Friday Morning q
Pr rty er and Literary at 10 am All invited
CHRIST CHURCH-Rev. DR.. M. M Mar
shall, rector. Qling lagesima Sunday
Early Celebration at s NJ. Divine >ervice
and Sermon at II a m. Sunday School at
$50 m. Services during the W. ek-Ash
We inesday, Pelitentiai Office for beein-
fing eut and Sermon at 1 IN. Evening
Service 5 m, Other Lenten services W III
he hereafter announced All seats free
Strangers cordially invil ed
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DanRers Of the Ses.on.

The sudden changes in weather in the
latter part of the winter and early spring
are source of colds and coughs. This
season is q particularly dangerous one
for persons with weak lungs or of deli
cate constitution. A slight cold is likely
to become q serious one and the cough
that follows is the one great cause of the
many deaths from consumption in the
early spring. Never neglect a cold OF
cough. Keep reliable remedy on hand
and check the first cough, that may lead
to consumption. As such remedy the
medicine called Kemp's Balsam is strong
" recommended. For every form of throa
and lung disorder, including the la grip
pc cough, Group and consumption il
first stages, it probablp has no requa
anywhere. Get bottle to-day.
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stnCks and linn.la.

NEW NORK, Feb ) l-A5:hison T pc a,
5. =. 34T; B -ltiinore and ONO "a; Cana
dan P c tic SIS, ,.ns sapeak ami ONO
239s; Chicago, Burlington an Quincy
S9N; hlcaS0 AID Attn 147; Cotton OIL
~: Cotton Oil irefe red -; East Ter
nessae 81; East Tennessee pretet.od %:
Erie 4; Erie preferred ;; illinois Cen
ira 9J14; Al BAN Ctass &C Is u: Louis
lana G uSol- p; no tn Carolina AS ~
North Caronla 6'5 1ZS1s; South arolina
broWns =; Tenaess toldsl 6t bid, len
nessee new seCtEen eut) 6'S i05: Tennes
see new settlem mt SIS 5f14; Tenn ess, e
new settlement 3's "a; Vi ginis 6's SIS;
Nlrg1nla eXmat coupons 1879; ViTeit ia
cons Is ls5$4: Della gare, Lacsawanna
and v estern 3 Is; L Ike RE and Western
~; LAKE EIie and Western preferred
-; Lske ohore lj3; Louisville and
sashvile 145; Memphis ana O. arleston
23H; Michigan Central 4S; MIS- ,ourI
Facific 9%; Mobile a4d Ohio s5l4. Nah
vile, Chat an Oga sud st. ouis 7g1S:
NeW York Central l2314; New Jersey Cen
| raj S3I Norfolk & Western preferred 81:
Northern Pacific l0}4; Northern Pacific
preferred q: North estern 100: Nortn
Sestern pIeferref 1t9H; Pagiic Mail 3y1s
| Reading l2% Richmond Terminal 45A
| ROCK lslano 97;St. Paul 1C0L;St. Paul pre-
ferred Ia; Silver Cert! fl ;ates -; Sugar
961s; 7ugar preferrtd 80; Tennesse Ga
l23; Tenn sse. Coat preferred 8 bid, Ten a.
Pacific - bid; Uni n Pacific lOs; Wabast
Oh; Wabash preferred IS; Western
l mon so BID; Alabama Class (A) 81 bid
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L. H. Wyatt, Raleigh, n. c.. NO.2
Fayetteville Street.

L. H. Wyatt, Raleigh, n. c.. NO.21
Fayetteville Street,
Dealer in the celebrated and latest i'm
proved White and No. 9, Wheeler &
Wilson sewing machines, both wholesale
and retail
Dealers will please write for prices
whi ,h will be to their interest before
buying elsewhere. Will sell and ship tt
any point in North Carolina wholesale
or retail. Old machines of every kind
repaired in workmanship style by an ex
perienced sewing machine operator. Also
needles and any parts needed for any
kind of sewing machines furnished OF
short notice to any part of North Caro-
lima by mail. Write for prices.
Also dealer in all kinds farm imple
ments, machinery, engines, boilers, NOW
ers, reapers aud binders. Horse rake
of W. A. Wood make. Write for prices
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Methodist.

EDENTON STREET CHURCH.-Rey. J. N.
Cole, pastor sunday school at $50 a. m,
w. }. Young SUPERINTENDENT. Preaching
at II m. and 7:30.
CENTRAL NJ. f.. CHURCH J. B..
Hurley, pastor.-Sunday School at 9:3O m
w. N. Smelling, Superintendent. Preach
ing at IL m and !:i5 m, by the pastor.
Everybody invited
Cordial invitation to all.
Strangers in the city will find 1t inter-
esting join in the exercises of the Stran-
gers Glass at $50 a. m.
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Chicago Produce MARKET

CHIC Go. f bruary IA rrssk Of 1c
took piace in corn Jo-dav aud the c'ose
Wa &c above bot on figures TIA ing
was acuve n al pits, evrrs Ining eXeept
Ard novel downward compared with last
nigh s d ctinvs aud At the close ere &c
to- VIII at, %c ter corn, " for oats, 221,c
for por7 aud I2 for TiD,. Lad is l C
hi yher for Nay than it closed F.ldav.
LHICAeO, Feb.u-ry l1.-Iho following
We're tne closing figures Wheat-Feb
ruary 7522s; May 7s5s July 1875. COME
rusry 4zts; May l6H July 4i4 Uats-teb-
Febr ary q: May 34ss Pork-Eeb ebr1ar
-; May g 0. Lard-May 12 77L j ally
IL 20. ibs-February -; May 10 Az.
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Baptist.

FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH.-Rev J. w.
Carter, D. D., Pastor. Preaching at II a
m and 7:30 p. M. Prayer meeting w. I'd
nesday night at 7:90 Ali seats free Polite
ushers a. church services. Sunday School
Sunday mo, uing at $50 S. w. Brewer.
superintendent.
sunday school at West End Mission
dialiy invr Ell to these services.
BAPTIST TABERNACLE.-Rev.J J. ]. Hall.
y. d. PastOr-Snnday School at 900. n. r.
Broughton, superintendent. Preaching
at ii m and II. m. by the pastor. Visi.
| tors and strar gers invited.
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Some Foolish People

Allow cough to run until it gets be-
yond the reach of medicine. They often
say, "Oh, it will wear away" but in
most cases it wears them away. Gould
they be induced to try the successful
medicine called Kemp's Balsam, which
is sold on positive guarantee to cure,
they would Immediately see the excel
lent effect after taking the first dose.
Price 30 cts. and 81. Trial size freq.
At all druggists.
The state chronicle., 1893-02-12
Bucklen,sArnica Salve.

The best sslve in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, letter, chapped hands, chllblaine,
corns, and all skin eruptlons, and posl
lively cures piles, or no pay required. II
Is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction.
or money refunded. Price 25 cents per
box. For sale by John Y. MacRae.
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A Card.

We desire to express onr appreciation
of the RAIeigh Fire department, at The
burning of our warehouse last Thursday
But iof the exec lent work of the fire de.
rtrtment uader the skilful direction OF
Chi Engelhard there is no estimating
toe damages that would have occurred tC
the n,ighboring property.
LATTA tS MYATT
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The Place to Buy Horses.
Baxter Court.

Another grand skating carnival will
be held at the rink (Stronach's ware
house) next Wednesday night, February
18th.
Two pair of fine ball bearing skates
will be given away-one to the best lad y
skater and one to the best gentleman
skater.
The admission will be Is cents and t
those WHO wear masks skates will b
furnished free
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PreabYIarian,

FIRST PREsBYTERIAN-Sund School
at $50 M Services at IL am and 7.90
m: by Rev: Eugene Deuiel pastor.
Sunday School at Mission Chapel at
4:30 p. m.
cordial invitation is extended to stran-
gers and all others to these services. and
polite ushers will seat all who attend
The state chronicle., 1893-02-12
Coal and WO0d.

We have invoices of over two dozen.
cars of hard and soft coal started from
mines, some of them now arriving or
each train Several car loads of seasoned
pine and oak wood just in and more
coming. Send orders to
JONES & POWELL,
Phone ii and II,
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New York Money Marsei.

NEW YORK. February 1 The Treasury
balances, are com, sc 10000, curren Y
8 CO. OJ) None on cali h IS been easy
ranging a1 2 pc cent, closing off red
HI ; er cent Prime mercantile paper
to 6. ~seIfng xchan1e closed que
and stron :. HoS - rates i,S7 7ti.S5. Com.
merclal 4. 4.s5sll.4 ~ Govern mert bono S
closed dUl and st :ady. -o..ahern sta. e
bonds neg eo!ei H.aiirogd bonds steady
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A man who can give bond or first class
reference to act as agent for the "Mun-
son Typewriter in Raleigh. An expert
typewriter preferred. Address, j. R.
Eddins. state agent, Charlotte, N. G.
ian31 If
The state chronicle., 1893-02-12

ssThe Life and Works OF James G..
Blaine.,,
This great book is now ready by the
Southern Publishing Company, Raleigh,
and agents outfits are being sect out
daily. This firm is placing hundreds of
these books and agents are making big
money. Agents outfit furnished FREE.
Send two cents for postage.
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Notice for INCORPORATION.

Application will be made to the een.
ersl assembly of North Carolina, At it,
present session, to incorporate 'sThl
Carolina Gold Mining Company"
GEORGE P. HART, Attorney.
Richmond, Va, Jan. 80, 1883.
jan80- GOT
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Conn Ia .Iail.

Policeman Rollins. of Durham, has
hc committed to Jail to await the &C
i'm ~ the grand jury on the charge OF
muTi in killing young Sandy Jones.
The state chronicle., 1893-02-12
Cotton Drens Fabrlcsa

Cotton Dress FABRICS
Now on sale new lines of French and
domestic and Scotch gipghams, novel
ties in cotton dress fabrics, percales out
ing, ETC., etc.
Our sh owing of these goods,is so com
plete that our patrons can buy now auc
have them made up at their leisure.
w. II. s. R. s, Tucker & 90.
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Counterpanes and Table Linens.
We will continue the counterpane
and table linen sale one week longer.
Counterpanies 75c, and up. Linen
towels 1Oc, and up, napkins soc per
dc zen and up.
This assortment of table linens, etc. ,
ia 80 large and varied as to be interesting
to any house-keeper.
w. & R 8. Thicker & Co.
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Raleigh Stock and Bond Market.


Quotations of the Interstate Trust and
Brokerage Company.
RALEIGH, February II. 1893
North Carolina 6's lex. int 12> bid;
:. asked.
North Carolina as SO bid; -. asked.
n. G. Il. Il. -. bid, 100 asked.
". Y. G. r. R. Co 6's 50 bid asked.
R. & G. Railroad SIS 20 bid; Z / asked.
Il. & G. Railroad - bid; II asked.
S & r. r. r SO bid; 102 asked.
A. & N. G Rail DAD a bid; IS asked.
City of Raleigh 6's 1897, 105 bid; >. asked
Raleigh Street Railway 6's :. bid; Al
asked
n. G. Agricultural Society 6's lex. inst
81 bid; 35 asked.
Citizens National Bank 122 bid.
Commercial and Farmers Bank 115
bid; -. asked.
National Bank of Raleigh 122 bid; -.
| asked.
Raleigh Savings Bank 145 bid; . asked
| Raleigh Cotton Mills 6's l03 bid; 105
asked.
K leigh Cotton Mills Scrip 1O1 bid; ID.
! asked.
Caraleigh Phosphate Mills Is bid; :.
asked.
Caraleigh Cotton Mills s6 bid: 80 asked.
! n. G. Car Company 10J bid; :. asked.
Peace Institute 90 bid: asked.
Raleigh Land and Improvement Co.,
bid; 2S asked
Raleigh i4as Light Co. II bid 50 asked
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New Advertisements.

T. !. Eberhardt Coal.
a Dughi Frult. VIM, etc
ID rham & Elliot A,ilstic
" Il \ Is. Str mach Fist
] NJ proughton-Jot- for ale.
s II wanger During Feb. uary.
Frank Slrtn nech-Ater the Great r re
rrc1sy /, II, h Im-Sholk of Thunder
" II &R. 5. Tucter & Co.-Dressing
&c, q
Nonis' Dry Goods S.ore-Three Great
Ta,gi 8.
Armlst I'D Jones-Saleof Very Valuable
Prom rty
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Cor. E. Davie and Wilmington, ST.


The Southern Publishing Co, has con-
tracts for several Southern publications
and wants agents to handle them at
once. There is unquestionably big
money in this line of work This is
attested by several agents in North
Carolina to day making their 500 per
month.
The state chronicle., 1893-02-12
White Goods and L kmbroideries.

Our January display of white goods
and embroideries has been added to and
the sssortments of these goods are now
complete. There is nothing desirable
in white goods or embroideries that il
not shown by us. Ladies should make
carly selections while the lines are fresf
and assortment unbroken..
w. II & R. s. Tucker & Co.
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VIII, & R, 5. TUCKER & CO.'S
SPECIALS.
New Spring Dreea Goods.

New Spring Dress G Gods.
Advance lines of new dress goods for
this season are now on sale and embraced
a liberal showing of the latest shades
and textures in plain fabrics. as well IS
the handsomer French novelties.
Among the dress materials for the
spring will be noticed some distinct
changes both as to color and style, from
those of the past season.
w. II & R s. Tucker q Co.
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sudden Death

Mr james II. Fowler, a Mexican vet
era Of 7S years, died suddenly at his
residence, eight miles from Rlleigh, on
Iharsd y night last. He was beliked by
Hl Nho knew him.
The state chronicle., 1893-02-12

Liverpool, spot cotton, firm, though but
litGe doing
American middling uplands 4%d.
Sales ; coo; American IA o., speculation
export 500, receipts 8, American none
bales.
Futures closed steady
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For NO.TO. Bac

Wholesale or retail, address Nicholson
& Co., sole agents, Sterling Remedy Co.,
Raleigh, N. G.
Feb. l, tt.
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New Carpets.

New Carpets.
Now arriving new carpets for spring
work.
WIltons, Administers, Gobelins, Mo-
quettes, Velvets, Body and Tapestry
brussels and Ingrains in new patterns and
and colorings for this season.
W. 81. & r. s Tucker 4 Co.
The state chronicle., 1893-02-12

Ladies wishing to make S25 weekly
by doing writing at their homes address
with stamp, Miss Louise Fairfield, South
Bend, Ind.
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Artistic Monuments.
Write to Durham s. Elliott, Raleigh,
&c. Designs and samples free.
Coal! Coal!!
l have now on hand several cars of
Kanswha, w. Va, splint coal, Tennes-
see splint, New River, red and white
ssh egg and nut. Also several hundred
cords seasoned and half seasoned oak
and pine wood at lowest prices.
T. L. EBERHARDr.
The best place for nice, fresh Norfolk
oysters, with free and prompt delivery,
is at A. Dugh's. Phone 1873.
| The Place to Buy Horses.
Nearly six hundred head will be
thrown on the market and sold at auction
for just what they will bring. In the
lot are over two hundred standard bred
trotters-including stations, brood mares
horses with records and young animal'
f to race and win; and four hundred
splendid roadsters, saddlers, matched
teams and general purpose horses-con
signed by all the prominent breeder
and owners in Tennessee. Every anima
will be sold without any reserve, at th
Tennessee Breeders splendid new Sal
Mart at Nashville, Tenn, on March 1St
to 18th inclusive
For descriptive catalogue address
WALTER o. FARMER,
Secretary and Manager,
Baxter Court. Nashville, TEN
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Ar1fSfiN "nnnr

ATHLETIC MOnu ment0,
Write to Durham & Elliott, Raleigh.
N. G. Designs and samples free.
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YE V0TP RACE lCHFS.

Or you are all worn out, really good for moth
ing it is general debility. Try
BROWNS IRON RITTERS.
It Will cure you. cleanse your liver, and give
good appetite.
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Naval Stores.

NEW YORK. Feb. lis irits turper tine
hru, quoted ar 3'a35H: Rosin firm
strained 404l 4314 do good 1.40ai. .4SH.
CHARLESTON, 5. c., February IL -1osin
pentine firm at BIC
SAVANNAH, Ga, Feb. I1--Rosin firm:
strained 1.l5al.2); spirits turpentine firm
at 321sc.
WILMINGToN, N. O., Feb. ll.-Spirits
turpentine firm at &c, Rnsin firm; strain
ed 90: good strained Los Tar Steady Al
Los; Crude turpentine steady; hard LOO
soft and virgin | 20.
The state chronicle., 1893-02-12

Raisins, dates and figs, lemons an
oranges at A. Dughi's.
The state chronicle., 1893-02-12

Junaluska claret at 81 gallon. A.
Dnghi, General Agent.
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ELECTRICAL APPARATU
PPLIES,

SUPPLIES.
Estimates made for Arc and Incades-
cent lights, dynamoes and motive power
for same; all kinds of Electrical supplies,
fire and burglar alarms, call bells, etc.
Also estimates for water works given.
B. 81. TYSON,
Cor. E. Davie and Wilmington, SITS.
Abbotts East Indian Corn Paint
cures all corns, warts and bunions.
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" 0ntedt

Smoke the "Bulletin" at W. q. King
& Go.
The state chronicle., 1893-02-12

X. ceivir = + e-g ID sv tr..
y. ippiss, Ba4alas tu.
.-Ma.aga irE
..Csbrsge and
ON. OE
Silver SEin VI ov
or Hu'ti
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Try ssBulletin" at w. H. King
Co.'S. Good smoke
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w. esIher Report.

WAsHrNeToN, Feb. 11.-Forecsst for
Nrr,h Carolina: Fair; clearing in south
en- portion; northeasterly winds.
RALEIGH, Feb. 11.-hax tenn. AS;
min TEN 40; rain fall O. So inch
Ioca forecast for Raleigh and vlcln-
ity On Sunday: Fair weather; colder;
moderate cold wave.
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Artistic Monuments.

Nice yellow bananas at A. Dughi's.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Artistic MOnu mentSs
Write to Durham s. Elliott, Raleigh,
N. G. D1signs and samples free.
The state chronicle., 1893-02-12

The best place for nice, fresh Norfolk
oysters, with free and prompt delivery,
is at A. Dugh's. Phone 1913.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1893-12-22

to make the irrepressi@,le "Po.wona"
interesting in. the SECOND installment
of her correspondence with her old
"Rudder Grange mistress. These
letters; under the title of "ro nona's
Travels" can only be found in the
January Ladies Home Journal. Mrs
Burton Kingsland strikes the Keynote
of the times by giving some very
practical suggestions for new form Of
entertainment under the title Of FIFTY
Cent Luncheon Club" :How beca me
an actress is the theme Of most val.
uable bit Of autobiography from the
pen Adelaide Ristori del G,illo.
Mothers will he interested in Miss
Scovl's Kindergarten Work at Home, -
and all housekeepers will he helpsd BY
Miss Parlor's Household Hints" AL
together this New Year journal, with
it's exquisitely designed cover by Mr..
Wenzell. Is an ideal number. and worth
many times ten cents. The Ladies'
Home .Jonrnal, with circulation Of
over 10000, is published by The Cur.
tis Publishing Co.. of Philadelphia.
for ten cents per number and one
dollar per year.