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The Caucasian., 1895-05-09
= pw I,Dpk Firm.

Among Ralcigh's most important
and most prominent business con
ccrr in the future will be the new
book store of Haywood ~ Williams.
The name Williams is a household
word with all cultured people and all
school children in the State. 1t will be
owned and conducted by Messrs.
Alfred Williams, Jr., and Edgar Hay
wood, who have been connected with
the I'D book firm of A. Williams n Co.
for some years, and who are as we'll
equipped and qualified to carry on
the business as experience and en-,
ercy can make them. They Will
occupy what is known AS the state
National Bank building. In add
nou to the excellent qualifications
with which the young gentlemen VII
characterize their business, they VII
give attention to the attractive anc
aesthetic side, and their place o
business will be delightfully."- cheer
ful and inviting. They will make
speciality of school supplies, an
business can be carried on with then
by mail amost as promptly and a
satisfactorily as in person. The ne,
hrm is commended to the publi
without reservation.
The Caucasian., 1895-05-09
CONE 70 fNt rAFlhl.
Il Great Day for the dwelling af ..he Goa
iedeTase ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS pr. para
tiou..

Great Day for the dwelling .f sh. Goa
fedeTass M"nam.nt--Eatensise r.par~-
tion..
One Of the most interesting events
IN the history of the State will be
the unseIIing of the Con federal mon
un"nt III Raleigh on May the 20th.
The peopI. oi tie city are enihusias-
lie IN making arrangements for
programme which will interest
everybody. 1t will he every body's
day, and nothing Is being undone 10
get ready for then. A bureau of in
formation has been op, ned IN the
cAUcAsG'N building IN charg. of
prominent citizens 4 large num-
Der Of le:.ding men of the State Will
be present as honorary marshals,
and there will be ninety six assistant
marshaIs all mounted. Col A. NJ.
Wadd"Ii Of Wilmington, will de-
liver the address of the occasion
TX Governor Thomas NJ Holt will
also speak, and is expected tnat tl.er.
Will be speeches by IA number Of
other well known gentlemen.
News las been receceived that
people are organizing in towrs TO,
coming to Raleigh ia large bodies.
This can be easily and eheaply done,
for the railroads will sell tickets for
one cent a mi g for the occasion The
Monumental Association has had in-
formation to the effect that three
companies of the first Virginia Reg
iment, the Richmond Howi;zers and
A. + Hill Camp Confederate Vet
erans, will be here May the 10Th to
! the monument unveillng.
AL the State public buildings and
| prominent business houses will be bril-
liantly decorated. The city will pre-
sent the gayest appearance since its
centennial celebration. Everybo y
IS cordially invited to come and help
make the day historic. Anybody
in Raleigh will answer all inquiries
If anybody has acquaintances il
the city, they can correspond witt
them. Mr.. J. f. Pogue, chairman
Of the Bureau of Information, viii
also answer all inquiries.
The Confederate Veterans Associ
alton has issued the following ad
dress:
WELCOME, CONFEDERATE VETERAN
TO THE CAPITAL OF NORTH CARO-
LIMA.
All veteran soldiers of whateve
rank or command, who served in tn
Confederate Army, are hereby in
vited to attend the unveiling of tn
Monument of the Confederate dea
n,May 10Th, in Capital grounds, Ra
eigh.
This solemn occasion will perhap
; be.the last opportunity that man
+ comrades may enjoy Of meetln
l friends endearet by the recollection
of the past, and of honoring the NJ
bic men who Rave shed eternal lustr
>. noon tie name and fame Of Mort
4 Carolina.
d If practicable, come in organic;
" tons from regiments OF companle
If or from counties; but if not cOnvel
e 10 1t to join the same, come as ind
; viuuals, and register on arrival ;
Z the Office ofBureau of Information, G
Fayetteville street.
!. All bodies of veterans are reques
+, ed to notify George Allen, ESQ
y Secretary OF the Committee on A
n rangements, of their intention, sta
ing probable number and time of a
rival, and send forward said noti'
=, as early as possible.
. c.. B. DENsoN,
Sec'y Confederate Veteran Associ
:. of North Carolina.
By ordel of W. G.. Stronach, Pre-!
!. dent G.. V. A.
;! The papers of the State are ear
:. estly requested t. copy the above.
The Caucasian., 1895-05-09
NluuiCjnaI Elections.

In the Raleigh municipal election
held on Monday of this week, Mr.
w. NJ. Russ, the Democratic eandl-
date for Mayor was elected over Mr..
"Tip" Wynne. the Republican eand-
ida tc. The Democratic eandidat-
for city clerk and tax collector were
ais, elected. The contest for al ier
m, resulted in the election OF SIX
Democratic and six Republican al
de- IN N.
Many towns held elections in which
politics we're not involved, and IN
some there was only one ticket. MT.
Airy elected citizens ticket Two
Fusionis 5 were elected alderman IN
Concord. MOrgantOn. Salem and
Mebane elected Republican Mayors
The Populists cast 1877 votes II
Henderson. This is the only towf
so far reporting a Populst ticket. IL
most towns the vote was very hight
It may be stated in a general politl
cal way that the Democrats did no
show as much strength as rmerly.
THE CAUCASIAN $1.OO per veal
The Caucasian., 1895-05-09
To Farmers in General and
Tobacco Growers
Especially,
THEBEsTCOUNrRY FOUND

TIL SICOJ MIX ~ bE fOt NJ
Such country is where nature
with intelligent assistance will do
most for the health, happiness and
prosperity Of the human family.
This can be found in Polk county,
Texas. While it is not claimed that
this particular county is ''par excel
len" the best, still it is as good as
the best id better than the balance.
This is beautiful, high, rolling,
healthy, fertile country, thoroughly
drained by lmerous, ever living
streams Of pure freestone water,
where all kinds of live stock thrive
the year round Ga ''nature's broad
domain" This county has a splen-
did SYST m of free scfools, and is out
Of debt and where the en.ire State
and county tax is only G2! cents on
the $lOO valuation.
| have here for s.'e large tracts of
improved ard urimproved land which
will te cut into acreage to suit, and
sold to actual settlers at low price
and on long time. Right here let
me say to the farmers Of the old
States, you can not su essfully com
: pete with those who are culsivating
the virgin soil of this country. II
:, YOU have no ambition left, you ow'
e it to YOUR children to give them ;
. chance. SO come now and get foot
hold while lands are cheap. Their
5 has not b,en a failure in crops ii
h Polk coanty since 1860.
II This county, seems espeelali
+" adapted to the growth of all kind
" of fruits and vegetables, but it is t
the practical tobacco grower that tn
county offers the greatest advantag'
The few experiments made with r.
sultant large yields of superior qua
IS itv, leaves no doubt that there
~ money to be made in growing tt
"a Tweed" here. Let me insist that yo
81 investigate the possibilities o. tn
re section for this particular Gro
nd None of these lands are more ths
IL four miles from the town of Legge'
'lt refer by permission to the Ho
at NJ ,rion Butler, U. $. Senator, K
Die leigh, n. G.. and any of the coun
>. officials of my native &C u 1ty (Cumbt
III land) at Fayetteville, n. c. +
particulars and further imformati
address,
JAMES S. EVANS,
mr.. LEGGETT, Polk Co., TFxAi
The Caucasian., 1895-05-09
Frem mont, N. c., April 2G.
RIJCKLEN'S ARNICA SALVE.

The Best Salve in the world fol
Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt
Rheum, Fever Sores, letter, Chapped
Hands, Chilbains Corns, and all
Skin f Eruptions, and positively cures
Piles or no pay required. 1t is guar
anteed to give perfect satisfaction,
or money refunded. Price % cent
per box. For sale by J. r. Smith,
Mt. Olive, N. c., J. H. Hill & Son,
Goldsboro, N. c., r. H. Holiday,
Clinton, N. c.. and all Druggists.
The Caucasian., 1895-05-09

>.u i-tar'n..ssi fos ~ If->a.. i.,'-rsa.
Ia. carr. IN of G.v. Eiias 'Arr.
has teen Arpo'ui'd rtarL--sl-t fur
the North t-roiiBA lu-Ha. q -s.gr1
vIc, Mr- Adams I->Isu.I I a. g..
sA>IAN D. informed 30 a. wa- At
'sprnIu'furut' a.d u"s a. -i,vilau
-. iA- board 81 directors. Ne krow
Gnt there VA ~ !,-asf our apvltAnt
Tor election by the board. aud the
applicant NA- ASSURED by the SIpt.
hat has name Aud Application should
"a to- for, the t-,ard At lts tn,vtlag
here on "Wednesday of ihi> U.ck.
tut tins a>~uTAuc rnuuis I fsruaugGt
Tor while ih. srphsar' was "a WI
nIurion "u business a "a WAs expect
ng that his Application would conn,
"a, i,r, the board. Re gss a. formed "i
The appointment Of "a Carr sor =.
| IA. toytrnor.
We shall, of course. expect q
hear f~w remark, from the Demo
cratic press on the "nepoiism' and
speculative character" OF ihl, deal
but "" won't hear A.
The Caucasian., 1895-05-09
4 Spl-nti.i sha.,.-I.r Hook.

Els. where in this i-sue will u.
found anDounc. .mcnts from the trus-
tees in charge of the well known
hook house of a w. Williams 4 Go.
This large business is being closed
up. and that the work may be ficil
,iated, the large and splendid as
Sortmcnt of books on hand ar. being
offered almost AT buyers own prices.
Some valuable copyrights are also AT
the disposition of the trustees, who
are Messrs. All Haywood and T. NJ.
Pittman. All announcements made
are worth attention.
The Caucasian., 1895-05-09
TRUSTEES SALE.
A Library Case For L-w Price.

Messrs. Haywood Il Pittman, as
Trustees for the old firm Of Alfred Will
liams Il Co., are closing up the business
of ii at firm.
A large amount of the very best of
standard books, in separate volumes
and in sets, are offered for sale at far
below the publishers prices. Such a
favorable opportunity has never before
been given the people of North Caro-
lima to provide library of the very
best of reading at so low cost.
Sales will be made for cash only.
Write to Haywood & Pittman, Trus-
tees, Raleigh, N. c.. for any Information
you want in regard to this stock.
A. w. HAYWOOD,
THOMAS M. PITTMAN.
nv 9-4t Trustees.
The CAUCASIAN, $1.OO per year
The Caucasian., 1895-05-09
TRUSIEES' Sklc.
Book store! Valuable Copyrights! A
Long Estabiahed business!

Book store! Valuable tDpNrIEhtS! "A
Long Estahiahed business!
In closing up the partn rship bust
ness of Alfred Williams x Co, Book
sellers and Publishers, the following
valuable copyrights are offered for
sale separate from the other stock of
the firm: "Moorr's school History of
North Carolin2,' 'Speurcr3 First
steps in North Carolina Hist "ry,' IN.
&. Spelling Book. ~ Nilllams Reader
for beginners, "iiu-hcc'- Justice and
Form Book" ~. &. speaker, and
Songs and llymna for NJ schools. -
Five of these are on the state List Of
Public school Books. Offers for these
are invited. Mares and Spencer ;
Histories and Williams Reader have
electroplatcs.
The good stock in trade and ap-
plianccs are also offered for sale. ThiH
is the largesi book sto.e in the state,
and has been established nearly thirt Y
years. No firm. corporation or person
has succeeded to this business.
a. W. IAYWOoD,
Thomas Nj. PITrMAN,
The Caucasian., 1895-05-09

IT MAY DO AS MUCH FOR YOU

Mr.. Fred Miller, of Irving. III.
writes that he had Severe Kidney
trouble for many years. with se~ere
pains in his back and also that his
bladder was affected. He tried
n.any so called Kidney cures but
with out any good result. About II
year ago he began use of Electric
Bitters and found relief at once.
Electric Bitters is especially adapted
to the cure of all Kidney and Liver
troubles and often gives almost in
slant relief. One trial will prove
our statement. Price only soc. for
large bottle. AT ). X. Smith MI
Olive; J. II. Hill Son Goldsboro; and
all DrurpiStS
The Caucasian., 1895-05-09
DemOre-t Medal Contest.

Any person who holds a Demorest
gold medal in North Carolina, and
desires to compete for a grand gold
medal, and will enter a contest. and
90 to Charlotte. N. c., next June,
to the State convention of the w. G..
I. U. will please write to f Blair,
Guilford College, n. c., for particu-
lar. 'Free entertainment will be
provided for all who will attend.
A. Il. EDGERTON.
Fremont. N c.. April &c.
The Caucasian., 1895-05-09
The state Library Case.

The last legislature elected Mr.. >.
D. Stanford, State librarian vice >.
G.. Ellington. 1t was claimed that "a
quorum did rot vote in the election,
aud Ellington declined to surrende'
the office. Stanford brought SUIT
against Ellington at the present
term of Wake Superior Court. 4 ne
jury before whom the case was tired
did rot agree on the points involved
and Judge Starbuck withdrew the
ease from the jury and decided in
favor Of Ellington. Stanford ap'
praIrl to the Supreme court, whert
1t IS expected the case will be arguee
at am early day.
The Caucasian., 1895-05-09
4 Suit for Libel Agsin.t the New. and


pb>srNer-
Mr.. }. Il Hussey, of Washington.
D g., who is correspondent At ia.
CAUCASIAN, and who Is private see
l,tary to Senator Bntler, has brought
suit against the News and Observer
or criminal libel in Wake Superior
court. That paper recently p"b-
lished some articles of such cbarao
ter about Mr.. Hussey "a To lead him
o take this action go that IL couid
have AN opportunity 10 establish the
veracity of wat it said. Summon
IN the case has been filed. Mr.
Hussey is represented 10y Hon. SpieI
| Whita kcr. OF Raleigh.
The Caucasian., 1895-05-09

The Atlanta Juarasl q Crnm-rc-.
Publr hc,! N Atlanta. ia. - ihs 1rl,
.srictly oonu.-r'sa a. srnal "a II.
Sou p |, is,di,d --pcislis e. -
'cr,s tie eiaii rnc-rha..'. -fssn.
hoi ofls ihr a.s~, r,-B 5r cfa,a~5
al lIu "a, iu', ra.rfr n vu ~
Po,H's 'H'yg's s-r. n. tii gAr. ;. ula
cia ai.. - -. 80 t,.a 81, q 'i
trsHI Inaauf .c.ltrt- a4I - Fs g.
lh.i5 t-E-il f,rT, "A. a ......
Ael-'r. iEst Arr .s.a' 44u ,s n1
shoald ~ \ su5-cIiLcr. IL .s. haEt.
sonae sAt"~-n pag, P'stlc.tInu. Ar''
s,id to t. the n'at'-t trade b rtia
n the Southern >tAuE.
il you AT, interested sud for .
sample copy.
Addrrss.
JuyENAL uF CuNxEKCE.
aPri-'i A'lsu's. Ca
The Caucasian., 1895-05-09
THE GENUINE MERIT

OF Hoods Sarsaparilla wins friends
~hereyer it is fairly and b 'nestly
tried. To have perfect health, you
must have pure blood, and the best
way to have pure blood is to take
Hoods S.rsaparilla, the best blood
purifier and strength builder. 1t
expels ali faint Of scrofula, salt
RI cum and all other humors, and at
the same time builds up the whole
system.
Hoods Pills are prompt AMI eff
ciert. 25c.
The Caucasian., 1895-05-09
SALE BY TRUSTEES.
Very Important 10 Country Merchant.

Very Important io s"untfN M'rhshhs.
OF course you handle school book
and static Ie-y. Mc-Sr~. Haywood n
PiTtman. Trustees Of Alfred Williams
X Co, are clu-ing up the hn~'n"s- "f
that firm. and they are Offering to
dealers large Stock Of school bDoks.
writing papers, ink. blank books, tab
lets, pass bo"a~, menIurandun-, Ac-.
Nc, Nr. in ] l. of $3.50 or more, t
price lar b"iuw any thing at which
these goods hay. ever befor" been
brought into this state. Now j. the tame
and opportunity 10 rrpicnl-h your
stock. Haywood a Piitman. Trustees
Raleigh, y. g., will give any ia 'orma
ti"n that may bc desired by persons ia
tending To purchase. sales Viii b.
made for cash only.
\. W. HAYWOOD.
THOMAS VI. piTTMAS.
myJ IL Trustees
The Caucasian., 1895-05-09
N,IJ

, -. Brown, of the firm of
Gardner, of Goldsboro, y.
. ,,Ea subscriptions and give
..t. for the CsUCASIhN.
A.. rrnvn Is our authorized agent
The Caucasian., 1895-05-09

Scnd 10 cents (silver or stamps)
and receive b. return mail number
of Il ,t.ey-making receipts. You can
mai. money easily, rapidly and
b iy. Address,
NJ. B. TAYLOR,
ap- Ems Magnolia, NC.
The Caucasian., 1895-05-09
WAKE co iNTY LOCALS.

| .....I I- 10 lLV" Il - IiIt InbNtN |
man named Throgg, who
.. ....roaldg speak ut the Mem
.II.urt Money convection.
..I. JuIia Jackson Christian will |
tine Confederate monument J
.... Nav 2Oth. She is "a grand
... ..trr If cen. "Stoncwall' Jack
.,y. Carr has sent invitations
,,,rrnors Of all the States to
... mt.
u. Frank Stronach, who has
.......f,r,. been "A member Of the Raj
..... GIard of Aldermen of this city
...., the same time u Director Of
H.. State Pcnitentiary has resigned
M. dictatorship to free himself from
I..Mug two Offices. Next.
A pgrly in Colorado has signliied
Nh. npruton of leaving there IN tn"
..I ranioncd way-covered wagons
..tnatiun North Carolina. They
.a, IT, ia cheaper than paying rail
rn,u fare. They bring stock, house
ho0I and other personal property.
Tyn Civil Service Commission at
W..n,upton has ordered that an eX-
animation be held in this city on
Saturday June lst, 1893, commenc-
uoat y o'cIock u. M for the grades
or rIDrh and carrier in the city post
Office. only citizens OF the United
Sul,s can be examined.
Eyur Mormon missionaries are IN
Ealugh promulgating their doctrine.
Thcy mo- longer teach and practice
po',olnv. and us IL matter OF fact
very few Mormons ever had more
than one wife at time. II is slld
that poIv2amy was practlced hy
about tvo men out of II hundred III
the Mormon country.
The suit of Governor Carr to an.
ruI and prevent the publication OF
Tine fraudulent mortgage law Tel
fiat iu the Superior court. Judge
Sfarhuck cut short the arguments by
deciding that he could rot hear Ol
consider evidence going back OF TIT
act itself. Notice of appeal to The
supreme court was lScn.
The railroad commission ha
served rule on the Western | MOI
Trngragh company to show cauS
why it should not be tined Tor con
tcmpt in dsregarding the order o
the commission thet it should give
rate of - cents on all messages O
ten words transmitted from one pom
to another in North Carolina.
Governor Carr appoints the foI
lowing board of Charities and Con
rectlou% Charles Duffy, Chairman
Thomas W. Patton, Hiss Patton, a
G.. lIaukina, st. IIoon Scull, 1. /
Iqttir,Jrc, i. &. Waldrof, II. a
l;rams, j. II. Mills, J. +. Mclv"r, :
r. Dams, Mrs. Jane r. WIlkes, \
NJ. Lawrence and s. f.. Williams.
The Ladies Confederate Memoir;
Association have invited all oth'
memorial associations IN the state
attend the unveiling of the Confe'
crate monument in Raleigh on Ma
goth. The ladies Of Raleigh WI
edit the News and Observer for th
day, and the public may look for
interesting paper. 1t will be
mempnto of the occasion, and ever
body should have one.
Ms. Mary Hawkins, widow OF t
late DR.. William j. Hawkins, Pre-
dent of the Citizens bank, OF IL;
eigh, has brought an action I"
asrd, his will. She was given 9j'
Ouo and .5he handsome Raleigh ma
sion, while her three daughters We
each given $4,000. She sues to
given "child's part" which is OF
sixth interest in tn case. The b
ancr Of the estate, not devised,
worth over 500, 900, it is said.
The Caucasian., 1895-05-09

Have you ever noticed how your
system seems to crave special as
slstance in the spring! Just the help
required is given by Hoods Sarsa-
rarilla.
The Caucasian., 1895-05-09
NOT AN EXPERIMENT.

The use Of Ripans Tabules for
headaches, dyspepsia and other stem
ach disorders is not an experiment
but an assured success. They will
do all that we say they will.
Ripans Tabules may be obtained through
YOUR nearest druggist Price 80 cents box
The Caucasian., 1895-05-09
The Election at CONCORD.

''i"Alf4 A' ne a.4t irilA
CoNc"Rp, n, e.. NAy G.-Th.
municipal election held today gave
the Democrat a black eve. The
Tusionists run tickets ia Ia. .;-d ard
ith wards. They were hcatou ia H.,
ird ward by lSmsJ ,rlty. This ware
gave the Democrats - una Ipfiiy last
November. HoS's tins fer rrogr,s-
siun' Capt. J. NJ. Alexander and
Wm. II. Bland, go "reraiionisis, AZ d
two .! the best men IN Concord, IL
Il atcd the Democratic nominees los
sixteen majority. Hurrah, tor Goa
cord and her anti Democratic com
missioncrs. We reduced tie Demo
cratic vote about ~ per cent from
1894.
j. W. Boyer, colorod, caI didat.
ter school commls, Ioncr, was beaten
| 10y DIR. ID. q. Caldwell by seven votes
/ We scored II great victory today.
| Had We run a candidate for may
| the Indications are that We would
have elected HIM 10y handsome ma
/ Iority.
The Caucasian., 1895-05-09
KNIGHTS OF THE MACCABEES.

The State Commander writes us
from Lincoln, Neb., as follows:
After trying other medicines for
what seemed to be a very obstinate
cough in eur two children we tri ed
DR.. Kings New Discovery and at the
end of two days the cough entir, ly
left them. We will not be without
It hereafter, as our experience proves
that it cures where all other rem
edies fail" . Signed F. w. Stev-
ems, State Com.-Why not give this
great medicine trial, as it is guar
anteed and trial bottles are free al
J. Il. Smith Mt Olive; J. H. Hill and
Son Goldsboro; and all Drug gists
The Caucasian., 1895-05-09

Nav 1st, Mr.. Frank Baker and
Miss Mamie llunnycutt were united
in matrimony at the residence of th'
brides father, u the town of Lexipg-
ton, n. e, by Esq. Geo. +. Hunt.
The Caucasian., 1895-05-09

i. S.-The Demo rats, 10y rakin"
aud scraping and free cider, &c.,
managed 10 poll just 375 VOTES her.
out of "A population of 5000. but
just watch how they send forth their
specials about Democracy being im-
mortal. T. r..
The Caucasian., 1895-05-09

Was 10 advocate and secure the en-
actment of such laws AS would en-
ure oour ben, IL; but the acts OF
Of our. Representatives in Congress
iiatly contradict their professions.
Ii IS an undisputed fact that the
great bulk Of the raw materials Of
this country Is To he found within
tue borders Of the Southern States.
but Strange TO say the professed
friends, who had sworn allegiance to
nur section, took advantage of the
frst opportunity which presented it
SELF to deliberately betray our inter
ests IN Orter to reneiit those who
We're Interested IL foreign raw ma
tarial. They voted To reduce the
tariff on our r,w materials Ia such
tn extent as to enable the raw ma
terIal of foreign countries To come
IN direct competition with Us. there
by deprlvlng our citizens oi a fam
and renumerative price for that un-
developed wealth.
The Caucasian., 1895-05-09

To the Farmers Of North Carolina.
Insure your property in The Peo-
ple's Mutual FIRE Insurance Co, OF
North Carolina. The Peoples Com
pany does no business in the busi-
ness portion of incorporated towns;
accepts detached property only, and
can carry your risk for You at a yer,
low rate of pre- MUM (abOut One-hali
of what you now payD
We want a few reliable men fol
agents; only those of good mora
star ding and undoubted responsible
ity need apply. Reference required
| For full information, write or a /
ply to.
Il. D. APPLE,
Gen. Agt., RoXboro, \. {.
Mch l4-3 mos.