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The state chronicle., 1893-01-11
Highest Of ali in Ieavenng Power-Lates u S. Govt Report
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ABSOLUTELY PURE
ABSOLUTELY PURE
The Superior Court.

The superior criminal court of Wake
county convened at 10 O'Clock yesterday
morning with Judge Brown presiding
The following is . list of the
grand jury: w. P Turner, foreman
J. J. Dunn, NJ. c Il dge. G. P. Rand.
L. Honeycutt, J. T. Edwards, E 6.
Dunn, P. B Lloyd. G. H Smith, C L
Hinton, B T. Wilson. John W. Allen,
w. NJ Hunter. D A Oversby, 8 d.
Nichols, B. D. Gotten, s. D. Martin. G
P. Partin.
The following cases were disposed Of
Sherman Jones. retailing liquor with
out license. plea of guilty, judgment
suspended on payment Of costs; Joe
Jones. same charge and verdict as pre-
ceding; Walter Mitchell, larceny and
receiving stolen goods, plea of guilty,
four months on the county roads: James
Dennis and Cornelia Barnes. adultery.
verdict of jury guilty, as to Dennis. two
m nths on the county roads; Cornelia
Barnes, dismissed; &; Needham R gers and
n 'ncy womble. adultery. not guilty !;
Easter Nelson. disorderly house, not
guilty; r N Parha.n. assault with .
deadly weapon, plea of guilty, fined
$40; W, c. Cooper, embezzlement, mol
pros.
The court meets at 10 O'Clock this
morning.
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rev York Produce MarLa,

NEW YORK. January 1o-Flonr ste,sn
-" ~ grades extra J, is2 SIS: CITY rnilIs 2 ~
at W. DO patents 4 35a4 winter VIII
'lnnesott clear STAB 10. soutber" A =,
11et ahd steady; common to fnr .rtr,
~ u 90 q u choice do sa4 *
10 I'd I'd '9%: store and eleva or r So 10y
~ oo4; No2 sortng :: f O & on,1.,'s
ve .ui ana u * lower Gn locai rea ~
ne. o, ny s'eady; Nav ana ,JnIv ~,
&C I've January Is February -: NJ n
ay e@,s July s35I -"ai I
z,t| on "a Aa-DQll es.si / 10 sO1Ia: pl.vstor
~; ahoa' NJ 49a5 a: steamer mixod
'9zs a Options were dull md 10
lower With west aud on rralizina. :, Aa1s
stsaoy; sstsa Jd.n1ry 5o1I; February -: Mr. x x
nAIs.aDuiI: options Gull but steady.
';h1y 'ahnuary -; May 39z Noe 36L: do Wh,ie
" l,Es NJ Z + S'1.; do vote 4zs ~ ~ " ni'e
COf HE--' puons opeutu steady o.
up; u, 80 January . Is IS: FEBRUARY so Nsrcb n
70 oo; Aprl 10 40; May lu.4O; Seoternh L
6Tc. 'o' oio ouil; No
S. GAR-Raw. dull but fl IN: fai, reen
nS 8, 20 test ceutritucal 3 7-i6 3etinas
urn lar demand; Noo 41la4 ZIG; No7aNaa
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Stocks and Bonds

NEW o YnRK, Jan 10 0-Oregon importe
3ts' 10 4 bid Alabama "a iOl asked: Ala
1ana 'B N3alO4H; Alabama c 96a97.
n!slana (consots 9| bid: Tennessee oil !
~ old Rlchmont aud Aleghan =; Nor
'oik and We~tern preferred East Ten
9es &c 4; do preferred s3: Cotton Oh a..
70 preferred Tennessee new setl 6's
too bl Tennessee 5's 10Oa C3: Tannessae
= .31t1,H BID; Virginia 6's 80 bid: Vir
2inla hx Ma, lccnpons) 81 bid; Virginia
-el .onsoI.dated S a brunswick County 5, >l.-
yer Cert f1cates S:'4; American Sugar Re
me II =: do prefe red IOOl4; North
'aroifna : 81 bid; North Carolina 6's 100 !,
-; south Carolina Browns q5 bid. Nem.
,hls ana harleston Mobile and ohio
-; - hlcnn ond and Ieanvii =; Tennessee
Coal and ron 4 do preferred =
NEW YORK, Jan 10 Western Onion
press =; nj ei states Expire, 81: wis
Fargo Express 1873; Cleveland. Coiumbus
men nat and Indianapolis Ss; New Yors
e, tfat lO~Ia New jersey Genital IoG7[
'i1tols Central Ohio CeUtrll lO. Nic,1.
gan enf al so; Northern Paoinc OK: do
ptele1r a. g Central Pacific 2SI, Union
r rsc nc asts; Missouri Pacific 56I; Texas
tao1f1e 94; Manhattan Elevated 153E.
~ = on a. Terra aute 50; do p1 eferred
; ,2V; Canadd SouUbe1n IS, Can4d4 Pacific
~ NC go NJ At 14O Chesap1aks -
4nd Ohlo rs; Delaware nd Hu son l3 y
nnelswars ne L. ckaWsnna and Western 1ssM
L,enVer l6; Erie 23% do pr.ferr.d 5aI'
Kansas and Texas I3M: Lake shore I9z
Lske RE and "oste 2z1.: do prefrrred
"a; Louisville and \a~n, lille 7z%. Nor,b
e,ttrn III; do preferred i4lLe Ont-rio
ano ives ern lo7s-. OHIO md Mlssls.inri
- ;I. 90 prIIerred =: Pacifis Mail q: Ouies-
S.iver 80; 20 pr ferren :: f[endinn Hos<
Rock Isiaod 81 u; Omaha ~ 'inG 4 .oA !
81 1855: 81 Faul * do nreta.r pieielt +, s!,
>asnVitIe ant Ia. auoorq ent ~ I.a@1.
50 Wahash }; d pre- err d "a. b',.oer'l I.',rls
burlington and Quincy 97I: eoria H.
5a.u, ,.o ana ~ anSv lie 81 Manitoba II :.
on % istIl"h a; R,chm"nI Ier.II
. ba.tiu ore ana OHIO 93lL
tn stock market was g.n4raur
e0 70 lay q ,n5 ft>, sto.ks nrio
;tpa ~ ad NJ, ug : and 'IIhtii1ara par -
hlch IL pr seut mon p lzs h., sueci i
i4tfr-" was even n re n1r&ei tbtn -,
ny uu II & the Wee Flu ,u,1ons no,
rs ''d 'ha actfyi y /, tne.e TO ks
,aiiEe.ceh ceh i1eu ~ ain mar ow iuIi,ssna
- \ 's'o ERE generally is 2 inc "a
1. money LIZA KIT nlnues y,rg ets
'nn taefe Was l., stff -niu luexc1,n
wig 20 Tofnelntr aee ilrte dcma. a and
- " . Acba"ke y .rkei wn c., Ia heI y
raIched v-ry cl 5, IL he.djny w
Fe IarS' II ID in, IN 1T 0 .ue Il. -
:. - weak, IS. iol III h fore on IN h.
u ne Tea zIng sal w,ich w.re
selling T7r 1iuaI IS, however in -t'c
was "itN u pr cent "beaction O. .Tars.r
Cen' ral i II re- a del a. o. l,ttJ. :,
mp"rtaac4 10 the co ub.utti b n
report Of al ia ce " IN the Penn. WV.
nll n 'e4 !. pr es or head u in tue tore
uooi me ma K af tue sctiyir of
he Tor noon, grsd 1alIy Tell nt@n d iI,na
eltt o. tn preosu Z b -ought riInr
~. lh9le e Was 10 r.. al elrengtn unt
're Ia our The s1ong teatn > Of o1t ~
= market wa' Ma ha tan in wncn : M
!. 80 v lLg 10 C,e 10 econ occurr, d. and a
'anee \ p' rc It d. tina tIme wa, IA
or IN ST tl~ day. SAFES ,xyreoatId u
Tor Tie day 3i5 eco "Hsiesalsu
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The Inauguration Committe..

The joint legisla i've committee ON in
auSurauon met at 3 o'clock Yesterday in
the senate chamber The matter Of an
appropriation for the expenses of the ex
erclses WAS deferred. 1t was Announced
that Governor elect Carr would arrive
tuesday. coming via Selma and il was
decided that the entire reception COM
mittee should go to Selma to meet him
ana accompany him to this city and al
terward escort HIM to Stronach's andi-
torium where the inaugural exercises will
take place
Col. Thomas s. Kcnan has been an.
pointed chief manager Of the inaugural
ball and Mr. w P McGehee as.is,an,
ch'ef. Colonel Keuao his authority to
appoint assistants from the social clubs
81 Kale'gh and the various cities of the
slate. lie will also select honorary man
ayers. Invitations will be extended IN
the sta'e guard, associate democratic
clubs of the state and the youno m.n,S
q IN cratic club of R.leigh. Represen.
u ives Watson, Sprulll aud Grimes con.
stnute 3 working committee.
Toe 10 lowing has been issued to the
state guard by the adjutant general:
CIRCULAR NO /.
Inc J'int committee of tho general
Assembly on inaugur alton having ex
tended, through the commander in chief
cordial Invitation for all the member
OF the state guard to be present and par
ticipate In the ceremonies attending the
inauguration of the governor elect on
January lS, 1893, the commander. in
cnlei chief earnestly hopes that as mapy com
panies and officers will attend 40
Can make it convenient to do Az
TO assist In making the occa ,ion a. i'm
posing and impressive as possible. Rail
roads will transport com panies at one
iare for the round trip, aud troops be
'upplied with comfortable quarters while
IN Raleigh Companies desiring to at
.tnd should notify Hon Walter Grimes
mouse OF representative, Raleigh. At
ouce. Each soldier should, if possible
provide two heavy blankets for his use
JAMES D GLENN,
Adjutant General.
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NOR CAROLINA. WAKE Corxrv r,

MOB CAROLINA, WAKE CouNrv-In he :,
H., Rerlor our. February Term. saa
u sm th vs H mer \ mi b. D VOC.
SUI h.vi been trorgh by -IavSn;.h
ssAn't d. mer Smith tor Uivo CO fro ~
oo a. o. natrlm ny, and he -umm,r. III
80 DEFENDANT, Homer Smith, b VIC baa,, ",
se.9ined 9 mot to be tonnd IN ". ke c,nptr uern
SAD " De Ia Knoxv Q. Tennessee sna 'ants NV
Snsr'n OF Wake cannot after due dill o. 'ne
execute i'd srmnons and the said SIC nc-
. . sritn cam be u,d within the et.,a -,
LIN GAO lua. and affidavit having h ~
@sas these facts by the lsint # EiIav ne
~ oumnons be made for ssid Homer Sa
On, week for six successive weeks :; tbn II
mia in Raj. ah as'S cL.,a ky paper pub ishe se
~ @i u. ,s 'sqni' ed to appear at he ne.. term
wake supe ior c,nrt for The triat of o,ni, ran
ccs9ses, c which Will h. Id o. the At wond oaell
.s ed're re, he Fl st Mon ay Of March. 1ssa hnit
th .he sHh da' Of F. br.ar. Il snf H. oe,uS ns
mere 'nswer or demur to thu conn.,, ~, q and
to the seeon com.. other. the plain if vi .pp'p
coran,. ~ mI court foe ~ re',ef a-ked for in ibe
complaint. This December 80. lset Al 'he
JNO W THOMPSON.
Clerk Wake Superior on,.
~ HARRIS. Attorney.
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UN IT'D STATES lsrrRs.,

80 - rtD SIArFs INTERNAL r -rSry
~ RI FF cE 4th uet NJ
me 10 ing La ed ar,icl,s
ioP' nv ~.r- seized IT, til. Dist ict .,
umee ana p's nan & d below for y;o -
4 ,ne iut.rnAl Revenue avs t.e 60.
VI 'ate n." ehin each cas-
~ January 5 1892, blight Fr,nk,ir.or
sa-, ~ rhs D Manufactured tobacc ;. emo,
January ls, 1892 sovann. pr.pk,ir+nx
1875. RS eu ''o-c Geo. seclion
Marcn y. 1892, Mary Nicholson, Ts-ho,o
,;cn 10 lbs manu- actured 1obscco' eec.
Aaugu't 81, 1922. D Laughio Berda,
Z, oi e l. GO. xhiskey, 9 ction.o, ~
sep emoe z. 1-92, E g Gleur. H.nda,
-. two Kegs corn ahi-kev. seci;o1. e1s eon'
october 8, 1892 B Powell. H nGe,."'
ei ht egg distilled irits eecti n so5'' -
oc Der 4, 1892, H G Duke, Hende,.orI' =.
'"O kegs c rn VIII key, -ec iot a. ~ ",
y Ce.e y mt 10, o., B sykes Cb,.nI5 .,,,
one'h 'hrrN -nve gallons corn whi. Nv and " ~
onors wagon. sa ctiop 80 2, s279 'es d ne
NJ per- Claiming sny in err ar j., r.; ,;
m. Is rely L o If d to sppea1 ~
nal Me AID ia clsim thereto " 'h; .ttoIe
rom this dare, aud ,bow cs 'nILt7
United states. NV oe 'oritltd TO the
N EiV1n " III der my hand, At Office N R.,.;.,
wsG January g., hsj. EA WiIE IEeiso'
CIllectOr,
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Markets by Telegraph.

NEW NorK Jan 10 -"otton contra cts
o! e ed ties d, al loto 20 ponrs d daciine on
dl-an" ! IT d Li9erpo /: rallied O poin s
on local nuylnx; 1eact-d again and al
noon were a. last nights closing with
trad NJ very dali On account of the anti
OPTION bill being placed tor O'Clock to-
dav
'rt re efpts e tinated for to day 26 COO
oales: again-t 624 bales last year
NEW YORK, Jan. 10 The spot marke,
is eady. Mlddling upands exc. Sales
319 hales
Transactions in futures 20 day A.,
Tota netrec ipts at all ports o7 344ba es:
exports TO Great BriCalu 6 139, Franc
l.. 9. Continent f,5i9; stock .O6I ,5l
bales
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Ralfimore Produce Mark ct,

BALTIMORE, Nd, Jan. 10. Flour closed
firm. Fine grades of spring '.65ai.S5; do
winter l75a2 90: snperfine spring " 75a' 90;
do winter SOa2 l5; extra No. spring 2 10
"A 25 do winter g. 21a3 75; extra No 2sprins
S5a2 q: do winter 2 2lO-2 25 city mill
extra 15a4 25 for West indies. Southern
ionr dull straights 3 50a3 IS.
WHEAT-Dul'. Snot TX bid: January
~: February 77Ha771.; Mari: April
-; Nav 81 4-s11; June -; mi ling wheat
Dy sample rs
CORN-Firm Spot s0Z lid: .Tannsrv
AN February -: March =: NV s0H lid;
" ite corn by sampe 81 nominaly; do
yellow SO
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Bucklen,s Arnica Salva

lhe best salve in the world for cuts
CRUISES, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores' letter, chapped hands, chilblainr
eofns' and all skin eruptions, and DOS, 7.
Lively cures piles, or no pay required. II
Is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction
OF money refunded. Price rs cenIs No,
oox. For sale by John Y. NacRse.
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Ladies' and Gentlemen

Why wear dingy and wrinkled and
timber shirts, collars, cuffs and other
linens when you can have them done up
at the Ok City Steam Laundry at very
small additional cost over that you are
paying. The satisfaction and your gen
erai appearance considerably overt balan
ces cost. Nice laundried linens catch
the eye OF everybody with admiration.
L. r. WYATT, Prop.
Raleigh, N. G.
Telephone 81.
1an 3-6 mo.
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New York Money Market.

Ttw YORK, January 10 The Treasury
~ ces are coin SIS. Pol: curren
"a ochs' MONEY Oh
5er cent: clnsin< off red at Ger cent
Nflme mercantile paper 516 10 Z SteI-
'tg xchanee closed quiet firm: Posr
- rates 4.S6Isa4.SSH con me ci+i 4e5,4S7
oVeinmen bones lose6 dull , $ eack ::
7'utherE State bonds dull au featureless
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W anted.

Agentsl To solicit Life Insurance in
Central and Western North Carolina on
commission contract for a regular old
line company which writes the best
forms of Life and Endowment policies
By devoting all, or part of their time
to the business many of our representa-
tives make good money. Perhaps YOU
can. Write,
SAA'L L ADAMS. GEN1 ACT.
Rooms 21-23, Wright Building,
Dec. 18 2w. Durham -
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Shut the Door

You hear it constantly. People
feel the drAughts but they never think
of the over drafts upon nature which
impair the digestive organs. and makes
the use of Simmons Liver Regulator
necessary to effectually move the liver
action, and aid the digestive and assim
ilative powers of the body. The reg.
ulstor is the medicine for all disorders
ofthe stomach. Try it and be con.
vinced.
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Naval Stores.

WILMINGTON, N. c.. Jan. 10-Spirits
turpentine firm at 2SH. Rosin ste ,dy:
strained co; good strained O5 Tar firm
at LIS; Crude Lurpentine steady; hard 100
yellow dip and virgin 20.
NEW YORK, Ian. 10 -Sririts turpentfn.
steady, quoted at 30,ka3l: Rosin Quiet
strained l 321S; do good lbs.
CHARLESTON, S. c., January 10 -Rosir
firm at 021s for good strained; spirits
turpentine firm at 27Lc
SAVANNAH Ca, Jan. I0-Rosin firm:
strained 1.05a1.110; spirits turpentine firm
at 2Sc
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The CITY Cotton Market.
Raleigh Stock and 6ond Market.

Quotations OF the Interstate Trust and
Brokerage Company.
RALEIGR, January 10, 1893.
North Carolina 6's lex. int 122 bid:
asked.
North Carolina 4's 81 bid: -. asked.
n. c: r. r. 1C0 bid, 10 asked.
W. g. K r. Co SIS 50 bid: asked.
& = 9. Railroad SIS lis bid; . asked.
e. & G Railroad 20 bid: 70 asked.
q K r R 80 bid; 1902 asked
A. & G Kali DAD bid: lS asked
City of Raleigh SIS 1897. 10s1S bid:. asked
Ralelgh Street Railway SIS so asked.
n 9 Agricultural Society 6's (ex. inst
hid, 37% asked.
Citizens National Bank 121 bid.
Commercial and Farmers Bank III
I'D: asked.
'ked D-o' -
Raleigh Savings Bank 145 bid; asked
Raleigh Cotton Mills 10 bid: asked
Ral"igh Cotton Mills 6's lO3 bid:
sked. -
Caraleigh Phosphate Mills :. bid: II
5araletgh Cotton Mills I bid s Il asked
CIR Company los bid; :. asked.
Peace Institute 66 bid; asked.
Raleigh Land and Improvement Co.
BID: 2S asked. ~ =
Raleigh Gas Light Co. II bid; "a asked
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4116; off A. 1915; standard A 11-16 ~;
PORK-Hlgher: wanted: mess II Goa
II 25 for ole: 1S.Ona1S 50 for new.
LARD-OTeue easy: closed steady:
Western steam cl g HIS ask d: ii v
10 20: .Tannarv IL. o; February =; March
10 50; May 10 IS.
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The CHRONICLE will iuruish accurate
and full daily reports Of the proceedings
Of the general assembly Members de-
string copies Of the daily or weekly
CnRoNlcIE for their friends at home can
leave Orders At the Office and the paper
will be mAiled 70 them
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BOARDING Housa

ny mrs. 3. M. Richardson. No. 80 Mo,
gan street, just one and half block, of
the capitol. Very convenient for mem
oers OF the legislature. Nice comfort.hIe
,i%a. rooms an ana the table is supplied at all
1,mes with the best the market afforda
f'1ces to suit the hard times,
Dec i'm.
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For Cllaritys. SaEa

Inc following IS the report OF the
work OF the Kings Daughters Mission
Il 'om from the 18th Of December to the
3lst OF December, 1892:
Number of visits, So; number of gar.
ments gwen to the needy, 45O; NUMBER
OF ioaus OF wood, 8; help from mission
room, 10; books and papers distributed
100
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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 for
domestic and steam purposes to any
depot, direct from the mines and al,
miners prices, 9. 900 cords seasoned wood
now ready for delivery. long or cut for
stoves- JONES & POWELL,
Raleigh, N. G.
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Worlds Fair.
Printed matter describing the fair. and
flll printed Information a. to reachino q
Chicago from your home, including tn.
time tables of the railroads and sailing o.
he steamers you would use, may be Ra6
free by arrangement with the Recrrs
tion department, The Christian Union
II you address
THE STATE CHRor1cLE,
Raleigh, N. C
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Notice is hereby given that application
Will be made to the next general Assem-
bly to incorporate the North Carolina
Monumental Association.
THOMAS BADGER, Chairman,
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Hare Chance.
Store house and 81 900 worth of goods
TOR sale A progressive growing town.
Large number OF hands paid of weekl,
ana monthly. Terms easy for ampl.
security. Write to "CHRoN1c1E" for
III u ION j.n10 1w
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Isn't she beautiful y Occasionallv
one hears this expression, as lady with
strlkinly lovely complexion passes
along the street. Certainly she uses the
Famous b ush Of Roses manufactured by
MISS Flora A. Jones, South Bend, Ind.
supplied by J. E. Morgan. Price rs
cents per bottle.
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WANRED-Ladies who will do writing
t'r me at home will make good wages.
k-ply With addressed. stamped envelope.
Miss Mary Stanton, South Bend, Ind.
jams Ct
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r. l. EBERHARDr.

Frank Teller & Co.. manufacturers y,
Cuban hand made cigars, Philadelph;a
Goods handled by all cigar dealers
Try their Bulletin"
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Notice of Applications:

Public notice is hereby given that appli
cation = i'll 6e made 20 the -neral AS. m
bly,, of Nortu Ear, liza ar ita prese nt So .
slou, to lncorp"raue 'lhe Thom4s NJ
Holt Manu- acturin1 c mpany;" pr.ncipal
office at oaw River y c.
H iRLES T. HOT.T.
A. w. HAYWOOD.
ja3od B S ROBEtTSCN
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MANY Persops a.. h-ors g

NanV PERSONS are broken
Gown nom overwork or household cares
Browns Iron BitterS Rebuids the
system, aids digestion. removes excess of bile
ana cures malaria. Get the genuine.
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Position Want.d

by druggIs.. young man, six years ex
perlence. Will furnish References IN an
u cation. Address druggist, care
CHRONICLE, Raleigh. N C. Jan 4 at
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Li'tleton Female College is one of the
most prosperous and d 'urishing schools
In the state. The spring term begins
January 10Th.
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a limited number of gentlemen can
OBTAIN good board and lodging at 1eason.
able rates by applying to Mrs. +. p
BAKER, NO. 4O7 Fayetteville street
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The "Bulletin" has big run. The
equal OF any nickel smoke in Raleigh.
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Notice
Is hereby given that application will be
made to the general assembly. now in
session, to incorporate the "Ioter State
Trust and BAnking company"
j,n10 sod. GEKeE O. Hrcv
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Try quinine whlekey- best medicine
for colds on the market at Ed. Denton,
Central Saloon
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Just received 10 cars of Kapawha
West, Va. splint. Best bltunmiuous coal
on earth. ~o"'
7, FDr~u.---
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New Advertisements.

Worlds Fair.
A Rare Chance
G G Heck Notice.
Kodak Cares Headache.
Liftlcton Frmale College.
John c Wiuder- Reward.
j L Morgan B ush Of Roses.
Ed Y ID nton-Central Saloon.
B + Montague Change Of Sale.
Charles II ,ot Stockholders Meeting
Andrew Svme-Administr sNoiC
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SPECIAL NOTICES,

"Smoke Cuban American cigars, a,
Jonn T. MacRaes- Jana VT
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For RENT "A nice residence Of .;x
I. T. Hay. "
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WIN. RADAM,s mucRnuu
A Positive Cure for all R,ooa

osASlVe cure for all Blood and
Chronic Diseases.
Inc h'ghe>t medical authorities concede
mat fermentation (microbesl il the csnse
o. al diseases Therefore, a medicine to
en-c. cure, n ust have the comb ned
Qualities OF blood purifier. antise pzic ana and
:, oonic; Micro6e Killer contains all these
ain'steS; Vii stan fsnm aqd ;hs only remedy that
cleDsa the blood and syatt m Thereby esad. saidy
S ,Scatlng all germs Of disease Fifry-naoe
oook, giving germ theory and full nsrtic'
uls9s, free. w. h. King 4 Co, AoRets' W.
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Worlds Fair.

De'iled crabs and fresh Norfolk nv,
ters at the Central Saloon.
The state chronicle., 1893-01-11

Sandwiches at all hours at the Central
Saloon,
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Legislators can fld refreshments At al
hours at the Central Saloon.
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Try a Bulletin" at W. 81. King &
Co.'S. Good smoke.
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"Cuban American cigars are sold to
the consumer at factory prices Tr1
them" lana -
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NnltpA

Call at the Central Saloon for all kinds
Of drinks.
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Smoke the Bulletin" at W. n. Kine
& Co.
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WANTED -B)ard in private family
lone comforts. Address x K" car,
general delivery.
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CsbTFDN.

Liverpool, spot COZ ton moderate at easie
prices.
American middling uplands s,Sd.
Sales 1900 bales
Futures closed easy.
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For Rent,

The brick building on Martin street
recently occupied hy E. Pogue, mex,
door to Spence & Bro splendidly locat
nd for general merchandise possession
given at once. Apply to
heclS I'm. LATTA & MYATT.
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SAFE cash drawer key Owner can oe,
l. oy calling at this Office and paying fo1
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stockholders MeetiL O..

The annual meeting Of he sto k.older
o. the North C-rolina Fl me Ilsur5 nee
ompany will be held at ttheir, fi y in ID :.
CITY on Wednesday the lst of tebruary
1893. at IL O'Clock m
CHARLES ROOT.
'"''"A secretary
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GRO. v. sTKuNe. t,,sr
oInUN0 Il olhChu
Attor:-:4, g AT 1.
IL ". MARTIN STREET.
RALEIGH. n n
RALEIGB, n. q,

VIII practice In all courts wh.-. ~,
sSrvlces 80 may be required. ClairIs cc,,e..,
80 IN any part of the State All hnS;naI. ho.a
attended to promptly Jus nest
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"A Administrators Notice..

Hav1rg taken ont letters OF admfnIst ra
t'on 1pon the esfase of the Lac I'm
4obm' tn is to npttfy p+rs ns teyin,
alnIr sainst the d cedent 'opr.s~nt he :
70 me on or before .j,1 u4ry II .sat !
ons Indebted to the I'd dec-dant viii
make imme diate payn en-. to me ~
AN R'.W SYuE
l'-6w ~ III Adana
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N0tlco OF Application For Private
Law.
Application will be made to the gen.
erai assembly, for an act to incorporate d
company, for the purpose of construct
ing and operating electric railways, from
the city of Newbern to points 10 Craver
county. buying and selling real estate
and engaging in manufacturing. bv W.
W. ClarK ana others. dec15 god
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a hara Chan,

Meals at all hours At Central Saloon
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