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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1895-10-30

The Price of the staple was Looking
up q Little Yesterday. what Mr.. in"
man Thinks of the Futures

The Price of the staple was looking
up Little Yesterday. What Mr.. in-
man Thinks of the Future.
Cotton went up yesterday IL to IA
points, and there was more activity III
the market than for several days past.
In recent interview, John FL lnman,
of New York, who made $500, 900 by the
recent fall in the price, Is quoted as
saying
IF the crop is only $500, 900 bales,
as many honest and well inform ID men
appear to believe, cotton, ia nv opinion,
will work tack to rhe neIghborhoOd OF 10
cents before the season is ov5r. On the
contrary, if we have 1000 900 bales as
some Other standard authorities, esti-
mate the crop we are now setting is at a
fair valuation.
81 thought for some weeks that the
market estimate of the crop which we
can make is the mean of these figures,
i. g., 6,750,0 900 bales. II lding this
view, believe that after this shake up
is over we will have gradually hardening
markets and land near cents.
eff | was a consumer of cotton or
spinner | would commence at this price
and gradually accumulate my stock Of
cotton for the season.
''Tae consumption of American cotton
throughout the world is enormous, and
at to DAYS prices do not think single
spinner will stop, wner3as at the figure
of last week q 3 to cents above
to-day's markets. large numbers or spin
ners in Europe would have become idle.
This break will exhilarate the movement
of cotton TO Europe; and if the crop be-
com IS distributed and once in the hands
of the consumers, then speculation Will
take hold of it and put it TO figure
which has perhaps not been reached yet. !"
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The Maxton Far this week will at
tact large crowds.
Mrs. j. P. Norton, wife of Elk Door
keeper Norton, of Marion, is dead.
Mr.. Bissell johnson, a prominent cit
zen of Duplln county, died Sunday.
Rev. Duncan Mcleod, pastor of the
Washington Baptist Church has reslg ned
and will go to Virginia.
The Newbern Journal says that large
muscular buck at the Fair Grounds d .
t. cke / Mr.. w. H. Bishop on Sunday ano
inflicted severe injuries.
L. W. Springs, of Salem, the largest
drummer on the road, has resigned. The
Concord Standard says he thought he
couldn't get into the bus there, and
always refused to try.
Cards are out for the marriage of Mr.
Thomas Webb to Miss Isabella Davidson
Graham, daughter of Maj John W. q a
ham, at St. Matthew's Church, Hillsboro,
on Tuesday, November II, at 8 p. m.
Cornelius Vanderbilt, Ohauncey M
Depew and Cornelius Vanderbilt, Jr., OF
New York arrived at Blltmore yesterday
and are stopping at the Brick Farm
house of g. W. Vanderbilt, says the
Asnevile Citizen.
Mr.. W. S. Owen, of Yadkin College
who represented Davidson in the State
Sena Q of 1898, was married in Brinkley
vile, FL tIlfax county, to NJ IS Bette Nor
man, d lighter of ; Norman, a prom
inent citizen of Halifax county.
The Western North Carolina Bap5ist
was purchased by NJ. P. Matheuy, OF
Gastonia, on Sat rday last. Mr. Mathe
nYs proprietorship will begin vi b next
weeks issue and the paper vii be print
ed in AshevilIe, says the Citizen
About 1 O'Clock Monday a fire broke
out in the dry kilns of the Roanoke Rail
road and Lumber Company at Plymouth.
N q and destroyed four dry-kitus, the
engine house and a teuaut 'uS' near
by. The mill was saved, The loss Is
unknown.
The marriage of Charles Wool Brng
b I'm, ESQ a wealthy banker OF NeF
York State, to Mrs Cora May Scale
Morris, will be solemnized on the night
of November b, Rev. Mr.. Barker per
forming the nuptjal CEREMONY The
prospective bride is lady of rare per
sonal charms, and has many frjer DIS and
admirers in this section, who wish for
her happy matrimonial chain and all
that welded bliss can give, says the
r ,idsville Review This is the lady q ho
was indicted and tried upon the charge
Of poisoning her huabfnd, but was &C
Quilted.
Mr.. Hector D. Lane, President of the
s )uthern Cotton Growers Association.
was in Montgomery on Monday, after
having taken look Over the cotton stu
alton, TO ascertain whether there was
any reason for the recent fall IN prices.
He saws he believes the depression in The
price is only temporary, and that Jauu
ary cotton &ill 20 10 10 cents. He says
he estimates the total crop now to Re
600 900 bal5s He does not believe
more than 500. 900 bales of it will come
from Texas He says this has been the
finest season for gathering cot on be has
ever known.
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In mEMaIIklAM.

When the news reached this city last
week that Richard K Her7ey had
died la Atlanta. there vas a universal
expires ion, What r chard Hervey
dead!' For many years he was trav
cling salesman and one Of the most pop
ular and well beloved drum ners that
ever travelled the road HIS friends We're
as numerous as bis extensive aequaint
ance and everybody loved him. Few
men ever lived more liked and loved
than Rcha Eppes Hervey. To his
wife and two children ia extended
warmest sympathies, and while it is 81
hard to give up Que so uniye sally ad
mired and respected, yet, while the
mother and children are the chief mourn
ers, there are host of Others who are
saddened by this bereavement, and
whose hearts go out to this family and
relatives in the tenderest sympatbies.
What an impressive scene 70 see him
laid ID rest in beau ifnl 0 kwood by his
drummer friends We shall not see bin
again here, but we know tn It in the
blissful hereafter, when parting will be
no more, we shall see him again and be
reunited with him during the countless
age of the higher and better life.
TRAVELLER
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Connecticut Life Insurance Co

This company has no speculative feature,
extension forfeitures. or intricate plans
contrived for the company advantage, nor
tile incontestable clause-admitting rascals
at the expense Of its honest members, but
If any happen to get in, il gives them
their money back: all stated in the contract
The , per cent Reserve has become an
important ftctorin life insurance. All viii
he gladly explained by s. D. WAIT, General
Agent. Office az kapjgh whose 10 years
experience proves bis knowledge Of tselife
1tlsllr.rna1 NlIainpao.
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w anttd.

A first-class Life Insurance Solicitor
as a Especial" To the right party, a
very liberal contract will be offered
Ad lrtss, with reference and full particu
lars, J. D. Boushal r leigh, N O,
g neral Agent IL na Life Insurance,
Co. Hartford Conn.
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Valuable Resid snoe 90 b. Sold To- Da,

R9nam oer the sale Of valuable -eal es-
tate by N B. B-oughtoa, Commi sic er,
az the court h0u-e door to-day at ID
&c ock. Hon and lot on No tn Person
street, next to Mr. 9 G Larta's, and a
house am lot on East J1nes street. next
to Rev N B Oohb's former residence.
See advertisement el'awhera
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Rovsfer,s Candies.

Take home package of our candy.
We commend Peanut Brittle, Butter
Cups, Boston Cbips, Vanilla Cream
Tafy. Try them, zoe per pound.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1895-10-30

Half interest in good paying manufac-
turing business in the city of Raleigh.
Address Box 354.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1895-10-30

An experien ed young lady desires a
position as stenograper and type-wri or.
G IN assist ia hook keeping. Address
Miss T., ;" care NEWS AND OBSERVER.
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fem Dixon ON Friday Night.

Don't forget to hear Tom Dixon, Fri
day night at the Academy of Music.
His subject will be 1.-The Woman of the
Future" 1t will certainly be an enter
tanning lecture, full of pungent things.
He is one of the most distinguished lee
turers in the union and one of the fore
most platform speakers that North Caro-
lima has produced Hear this new lee
ture upon an interesting subject. The
proceeds will be used to help uild the
infant class room for the Baptist Taber-
nacle.
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FROM NEW YORK TO FLORIDA
Psoo ale are Being Cured Every
Day by Using the Great and
Nond erful Blood Purifier
=
Of Mrs. Joe Persons
Remedy IL has Cured
Millions Und Will
Cure You.

Read this letter from Mrs Barron:
Rock BILL, 5. c., sept. 20, 50.
/ gas troubled with eczema for years
in al aggravated form, which had set
tied in my breast, and after trying sew
eral rened IS with no relief, was in
duced to try Mrs Persons Remedy. |
was cured completely after using part Of
six bottles in connection with the wash.
/ most cbeerfuly add my testimonial to
it's curative powers for eczema,
Most respectfully,
MRS. l.. A BARRON.
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BUSINESS Ire ms
For sale.

Telephone subscribers viii please add:
Thomas Donaldson, runner $50.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1895-10-30

HOODS PILLS cure Liver Ills
BiIfousness, Indigestion, Headache.
a pleasant laxative. All Druggists.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1895-10-30
The Great Tobacco Dealer of
Granville County Sends
the following:
Mr.. J. p. sTRDMAN, Oxford, ". O.;

DEAR SIR - 4 lmosr from my infancy
have heen great sufferer, 1T times, from
slck headache and have tried var &c r2In
edies, ell in in, and hid almost despair
I'd Of finding anything tha6 would give me
immediate relief. At rhe suggestion Of 3
frie led your HEAD-EA5Y. and it
acted ike char and Ia every case since
then / have followed your directions OBJ
tanning ilamedi 10 relief every time I
I'm trnl, graf full that / have found such
a remedy as yours.
(Signedl
HENRY T. KNOTT, ,JB4
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1895-10-30

Quite large party Of fire or more
ere expected 10 leave for Atlanta 10 day
over the ) A. l. including Mr. and Mrs
Iorton, Mr.. and Mrs. Penay, Mr.. w. T.
Paarce and Others
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1895-10-30

Alpha for ,aIe Cheap-- No. 27.OSS Vol
Standard and registered Stallion, IS
1-2 han high; 5 years old; sired by
Allendorf 2. 10 IA; dam Sigma 2.31; trial
2.24. Horse perfectly sound.
Address,
T. Y. DENTON,
Raleigh, N. 9.
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For Fair Week

We are receiving choice lines of eatables
which will come in nicely for housekeep-
ers this week.
Kalamazoo Celery, Cape Cod Cranber
rles, Finest White Cabbage.
Hecker's self-raising Buckwheat, Dat
meal and Rolled Oats.
California Pears, Peaches, Cherries and
Apricots
Franco-American Plum Puddlngs. Key
stone Gelatine.
Saratoga Chips, Graham Waters, Social
Teas ard other fine biscuit
We have just ceived another invoice
of fine hams from Culpepper, Va. We
have also lice lot of Southampton and
smithfeld hams, n. c. hams, sides and
shoulders, black hams, dried beef. &C.
OUR SPECIALTIES:
The finest -four, butter and coffee
w. C.. STR0NaCH & SONS.
GrOcers.
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THEY SAY 1T, WE BELIEVE 1T.

more goods for less money" any
saying country people finding
Merchants prices many talking growth
of business Doing CASH BUSINESS sell cheaper than all
the Others and do and
ery Immediately beneficial stock affords the
attraction apprecave superior every article
ng convincing proof purchase you saving money
Splerd bargains IN
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THE DELAWARE sENAroRsHlP.

While the Republicans Of Delaware are
squabbling about the senatorial succession
they arc in danger Of losing the governor
ship. and, with IL, the state patronage for
which they have been longing But they
deserve this kind Of illfortune as fully
IS The Democrats deserved their recent
defeat Ia the congressional election -
Philadelphia Ledger
Delaware never was a big state, but
that Addeks s. abba to hold on the way
he does makes It look smaller than ever
Philadelphia Times
Having demorallzed tho party through
fractional qnarrslH and failed in the cleo
tion Of . senator, the loss OF tho governor
will cap the climax Of the needless
troubles of the Republican party ID the
little Diamond STATE To IS o most dis,
creditsble record AL the way through, =
Philadelphia Telegraph
Evening journal., 1895-03-21

Williams counsel whom Lady Sybil Eden
first applied TO Mr. Whistler to paint her
portrait no replied that be would do SO for
$3.50. Thereupon Mr. Moore was sent
by Sir William Go request Mr.. Whistler to
accept q more modest sum.
The commission was finally executed,
and the picture was exhibited at the last
Champ de Mars salon under the title Of
Thrown and Gold After the exhibition
Mr.. Whistler refused to deliver tho pic
ture, though ho had in the meantime re-
ceiyed from Sir William a check for &150.
Upon the receipt Of this check, which Mr..
Whistler received ON st. Valentine day,
he indited and sent the following letter;
Called the Check q Valentine.
~ am IN receipt Of your valentine. You
are truly generous 4ou are, in fact, car
ried av by your liheralty. 1 only hope
that this little picture will be worthy Of
us all, and count upon the amiable prom
ise Of Lady Eden to permit me to put o
few finishing touches To liz, She is so
courageous 50 benevolent, SO beautiful.
MIR. Whistler then rubbed over the face
Of the portrait, while still preserving its
general composition in readiness for the
insertion Of another face. Counsel for
| Sir William urged that the moro eminent
tho artist the moro bound he was to keep
his contract, ana he claimed damages for
/ his client Mr. Whistler's counsel main
tanned that no price had been agreed upon,
and that his client had trusted to the lib
erality Of Sir William.
A short time ago MIR Whistler wrote, in
connection with the subject, to the Lon
| don Pail Mall Gazette, saying:
lit is curious. and IN an un- Christian
Evening journal., 1895-03-21

Extremes meet Scck'ess Jerry Simp
son is . Be replaced 10 Congress by a
drsssy young mau wHn buys his hosiery
by the dozen New York Journal.
There is no politics in municipal cor
ruption, end the msn who would make il
appear II at there ia indirectly helps and
protects the corruptlonists.- Chicago
Post
About the best part OF the decision ia
the Vanderbilt divorce case reads: III is
also ordersd that tue children receive
their education Ia the United States -
Cincinnati Tribune.
The new postmaster general will be
badly handicapped a point of usefulness
to his party By I'd fact that his prede.
cessor disposed II All of the patronage.
st Louis 0'ta Democrat
It Is sfranr at the almost csriaia
fate Of captul md Imprisonment has no
ELECT upon tLv average mo1nshiner. Tie
Evening journal., 1895-03-21
PUBLIC SALE
OF VERY DESIRABLE
DW G111n E5.
SATURDAY, MARCH %. 1895
al o'clock y. ~.
At The Builders exchange Rooms

These properties, a. described fully below,
are well located and must be- sold, Offer
great inducements for investors, and esue-
ciaiiy any 0ns o. string nice. comfortable
no a. An opportunity 70 purchase euch prop
erty ut puhiie sale gt your own prices Is not
often offered. Examine these properties and
be i he s4le prepared for BARGAINS. Allow
Us 70 do go, and We will put money IN your
Accessible 10 all parts Of the city on line
OF TIA electric railway g. stem.
95G urrh street, two story brick, rooms
g6l Church stre,t /, two.story brick, rooms
ard BIS Il Lot l4xsO.
i6s kidney STREET two story brick, rooms
an ath Lot lGX72.
los Rodney street. two-story brick, 7rooms
a ii bath Lot i6Sl2.
Southwest corner Fifth ard Franklin
streets, iwo-story brick, I rooms and bath.
Lot I'D 0Sl2
-ontn CLAY ton street. three-story brick,
rooms and bath. Lot 1856.
- south Clayton street. thrse-story trick,
rooms and bath. Lot 1880.
Southeast cOruer Front and layton streets,
| hree-stnry brick store, rooms and bath.
Lot 2oxs27.
1902 Lancaster avenue two story brick,
rooms and bath. Lot lsXeO
l5n4 Lancaster avenue. tWO-StOry brick,
rooms and bath. Lot $3.50.
| 1868 Lane sttr avenue. fwO-story brick,
rooms and bata. Lot 1889.
I b6 East Seventh stteei three-stQry bricE, s
| roetns and bath. Lot lsXs0.
| Va East Ninth .tre-t, twO-story brick, 8
/ onuls and shea. 10 l86Xsa
1863 34 coin street. twu-stQry brick, rooms
/ and b tn Lot is 400.
4 s2 Church street. twostory brles, ) rooms
| and h8th. Gat l6x44
1919 Lancaster avenue. two story brick, b
! rooms and bath Lot IA dss0.
81 Lancaster avenue twO-st9ry brick, Q
/ rooms and bath Lot IA 6x8a
/ 1925 lancaster avenue, two story brick, q
| room- and bath Lot il 6Xs0
| l0ll East Thi tenth sire {. twO-storY brick,
| ro0ma and b tn. Lot II 2X46,
ll25 Vest street, II roams and bath. Lot
| ~ 3x Us.
| Terms: Two per cent. cash on day Of sale,
| balance easi terms made known day OF sale.
/ Taxes 4 1894 paid by seller Settlement 70
! be mace hY he following Saturday. Ath i'm
| tam, iii noon. or sale may be declared void ~
| the option OF seller.
HEALD &. CO,
Agents 70 effect sale,
Il. W. sTiDHAM q son. Auctioneers.
Evening journal., 1895-03-21
aevaro D oIntmenl. "a UalaFrh lhaI

as mercury will surely destroy the sente Of
smell and completely DESTROY the whoae sys-
tenn when entering 1t through The mucous
snrfat es such article should never be used
except on prescriptions from reputable physi-
clans, as the damage thew viii do Is ten fold
20 the q Cd You can posi- ly derive from
them. Hallis Catatrh Cure, manufactured nv
z. j. Cheney q Co, Toledo, @ contains no
no rcury, and IL take internally, acting
y Z ctly upon the blood and mucous surfacss
of hass stem iu Tying Hollis atarrh Cure
ha sure you get the genuine. ia taken ieter
nally, and made In Toledo Ohio, by II. j.
Cheney q Co, TestimO ials free
s1 Sold bY Druggists price O.. per bottle,
Evening journal., 1895-03-21

They propose 70 make life uncomfort
able for the bachelors down IN Texas A
bill now before the Legislature Of that
state provides FOR the levying Of fifty
dollar annual tax upon all unmarried
men Of thirty years Of sge who do not
under oath swear that they have exerted
due diligence 10 trying to get married
To secure exemption from the tax
bachelor must produce annually an
affidavit from srvputable woman that he
has within the previous twelve months
proposed msrriage 10 Der
Evening journal., 1895-03-21

BROOKLYN, March III Francis a. DIFF
fendorier A8 years old. was arrested ut
1918 De lNalb avenue, where he has rosid-
ed for the past four years. Difendorier,
the police state is wanted in Lancaster,
Pa, for the emboz1lemento Of $40, 600 from
his fathers estate, of which he was trus-
tee. The complainant fin the case is his
hrothor, who IS now Irving IA Laneaster.
Evening journal., 1895-03-21

faith with which these men 60 into the
business IS great enough to remove the
very mountains that oversha3ow them. r
Atlanta Constitution
The private secretary Of the President
Of France announces b. cable that the
name Of his employer Is pronounced
as though it were spelled Felix Pore "
This takes great load from the Amerl-
can mind Washington Star
Evening journal., 1895-03-21
WHISTLER MUST PAY UP
Sir William Eden Bests the Art
ist In a Legal Contest.
THAT FAMOUS PORTRAIT CASE

The Eccentric Artist Must Paint the Face
Of Lady Eden In the Picture From which
He Erased 1t aud Get Nothing For His
Trouble.
PARIS. March 2l.-The somewhat IA
NOUS case Of Sir William Eden against
James AicN Whistler. the well known art
list and author Of The Gentle Art Of Max
ing Enemies, was decided by the court
hero against the artist Tho action was
brought by Sir William to compel Mr.
Whistler TO deliycs a portrait he had paint
ed Of Lady Edon and to pay $40 damages
for delaying the delivery. Tho court con-
demned Mr. Whistler TO restore tho pic
ture, the face Of which had been painted
out; to restore Sir william Eden S check
for el5O with per cent interest, and
pay 1000 francs damages ana the costs Of
the action.
Considerable attention has been drawn
to this case by the correspondence that
was exchanged between the principals TO
the action and others. According TO Sir
Evening journal., 1895-03-21

NEW YoRR, March 21.-Airs Annie
Sutton, 30 years Old, was burned TO death
in her room on the second floor OF the ten-
oment 4i0 East Thirteenth street, and
Mrs, Sarnh Mclaughlin, 40 years old,
who shared the room with her, was 50 dam
ger0usly burned that She will probably die
in Bellevue hospital, where She was taken.
The fire is supposed to have boon caused
through sparks from pipe which ono Of
tho women was smoking.
Evening journal., 1895-03-21

EOR SALE. THE FOLLOWING DEsIRA-
A. biz ntnurs reduced prices.
40 1912 Van Buren, stree t, ID rooms,
NO lQQ5 ratnAll street, "A rooms.
NO $40 West Seventh street, rooms.
No. COZ VanBuren street, rooms.
No. 9l8 West Fourth street, . rooms.
No. coo rench street, l3 rooms.
No. 1919 " eat Eighth street, 10 rooms,
No. oO2 Jackson street., rooms
No. BIB fast Fifth street, rooms.
NJ. 1904 King street, rooms.
No. 1921 hrris0n street, 10 rooms
No. 6Q2 Broane street, u rooms.
No. llis West Eighth street, I'D rooms.
send for ISL
H. EVANS & co Real state and
Hoftgages, Flghth ard Market streets,