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 Linen couat.
 Prom 1" Week is in sight. Trade plainly shows that.
 Saturday
 %sS will put on
 ,: ]: x: s: x: x. x: 5: :.. ].
 IVA 4 ments,
 ! 1lI / Shoes with
 Hose to match. Mems Dress Shirts, Collars and Cuffs, Studs, Lawn Bows, Silk Handker- chiefs, etc.
 Do you want to obtain the most inexpensive Skirt, Waist or girls dress? Buy the Remnants in Daylight Square. All good goods. 20 cents deducted from every dollars worth bought. 10 per cent discount off any of the Wash Goods Remnants on the Table near by.
 Saturdays innumerable Yelling shoppers will find a lively interest attaching to the concluding !" weekly sale of new and beautiful Embroid- cries.
 Lace Counter
 The brightest strokes made in the finish of the Muslin Underwear Sale, will probab- ly be with the 39 and 98 cent Gowns, the Io cent Drawers and the 75. cent Skirts.
 Think of books, good books selling at II, Y, 39 and 5o cents each. Volume Sets at 7o, o8 cents, SIPS, and $I.98. Better pay Big Store prices than market prices, d0nt you think
 The Lace Curtain Win dow is the index of a slash ing sale arranged in the Upholstery Depart m e n t. They've got to go before Inventory. Here are a few floating straws.
 NOTTINGHAMS.
 Gut from $s,oo to $2.oo
 275 " 175
 995 " i.5O
 IRISH POINT AND SWISS.
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 900 " 600
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 The closing day of the Prize Doll Show will bring an unusual crowd. The most comfortable and satisfying view will be obtained before 12 o'clock, noon.
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match. Mems Dress Shirts, Collars and Cuffs, Studs, Lawn Bows, Silk Handker- chiefs, etc.

Saturdays innumerable Yelling shoppers will find a lively interest attaching to the concluding |" weekly sale of new and beautiful Embroid- cries.
 Lace Counter.
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Note.-A minus sign [-l preaxed to ther- mometer readings indicates temperature be- low zero.
 A"T" in connection with rainfall indicates strace of rainfall too small to measure.
 Snow is melted and resulting depth of water not known.
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THE PRESIDENTS MESSAGE.


The country is on the verge of am
other panic; the gold reserksiis being
withdrawn at a fearful rate; all efforts
of the executive having failed,
something must be done and
done quickly, orr the public
treasury will soon be bankrupt.
This is the alarming situation outlined
in the Presidents special message to
Congress yesterday afternoon. He
points out that public confidence is
shaken both at home and abroad and
appeals to Congress not TO adjourn for
a holiday and Christmas merryjmak-
ing while the interests of the people
suffer and the public fund is sacrificed
and the public credit impaired.
The message is a strong, direct and
patriotic appeal to the peoples repre-
sentatives, and one that they will hard
N ignore. though there seemed to be a
disposition in the Senate not to take it
seriously.
4 While we are not in accord with the
President as to the. means by which
"a better system of finances is to be in
augurated, every one must fully agree
with him that 1.-The real and sensible
cure for our recurring troubles can
only be effected by complete change
in our financial scheme'
Congress ought certainly to remain
in session if the President thinks the
public exigencies demand it, though
it is hard to see what financial legisla-
ton, satisfactory to the President can
now be enacted Above all we want
no more bond issues.
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VIII THERE BE WAR?

b. eik
Though The controversy between the
tinted States and Great Britain, groass-
ing out of ~tsas Venezuelan boundary
dispute, has assumed decidedly war
like attitude, it is not likely that these
two great powers willgo to actual war,
The general impression seems to, be
that there will yet be. a peaceful solu-
ton of the difficulty. Great Britain
will undoubtedly arbitrate at the
proper time. g
Taking this view of the situa1IEoal,
the Atlanta Constitution indulgss in
the following very sensible tdlk:9
John Bull is no fool A war with
the United States would change the
face of things, SO far as the Brltish are
concerned. Russia would seize Con-
stantinople.V other things Nyouiffs hap
pen. and the beef-steak eaters avould
have hard time of it altogether. Ne;
iJohn is not going to war with tlfe
United States" w
/ Serious as is the situation, we do not
believe Theses two great peoples, cofhs
mon In origin, language, laws and cass
toms-f foremost ilf the march of civil
ization and mightiest of all nations =
viii, IN the broad light of tKeaa9th CEN
fury, fight over beggarly' plot sdf
land in which, IL has been said, there
is not room enough to bury the slain.
The Senate did right Thursday in
postponine action on this matter. The
masses of the people do not want
war, and most reluctantly will sup
port war waged over intrests so re-
! Mote from our own. They will sup
port their government, butsthey will
demand that it proceed slowly and
make every sacrifice for peace consis-
tent with an enlightened sense OF na7
tionar dignity.
But let it be understood once for all,
that this government has firmly set up
the time-honored contention that the
extension of European sovereignty IN
the two Americans cannot be tolerated
by the United States, and that, there
fore. claims to territory in this hemis-
phere, advanced by any European ma
ton. which are disputed, must DE sub
mitted to arbitration. If Great Brl-
fa5n continues to scott at this doctrine
and still firmly refuses to submit her
claims to arbitration then there will
undoubtedly be war; for, as Mr.. Cleve-.
land said in his message, there IS no
calamity which a great nation can IN
yite which equals that which follows
supine submission to wrong ana IN
iustice and the consequent loss of ma
tionaI self-respect and honor beneath
which is shielded and defended a peo-
ple's safety and greatness
The British government has made a
mistake. 1t has failed to understand
the deep resentment which is felt by
most of our people at the aggressive
and overbearing policy OF colonial ac-
al.isition which it has so long pursued.
/ II now owes to the peace OF the CIVIL
lied world compromise of its dispute
with weak and defenseless natfon.
4 war such as this quarrel contem-
nlates would be the greatest calamity
to civilization Of the cen aHv. # not the
Christian era. y3s*
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1895-12-21

The killing of 40 persons at the Gum
mock mines.in Chatham county, 4 hurs-
aay morning. was a most lamentaple
affair. The horrible details OF IL were
at first very hard to get. The News
and Observer. was the first newspaper
to have representative on the spot
MIR. b. Hawkins, of Fayetteville, ana
even then it had the greatest difficulty
in getting full particulars, on account
of the distance of the mines from a
te,er arE sss-r Dl-t thg-k- &c the
INDUSTRY aai y suser.acs OF It's rep
resentatiye, this paper was able yester-
day morning to print the sickening
details of the terrible tragedy with al
most a complete list of the victims Of
the disaster,befhg the olsi paper IN 2 the e
State to give names and particulars.
Yesterday another representative OF
the paper was sent TO the scene OF the
Explosion, and to-day we print a full
account of the accident and the recoy-
cry Of the dead bodies, together with
drawings showing the location OF the
mines.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1895-12-21

If the United states should 60 TO
war Dixie's men would be needed to
fight its battles. There were never
any Drawer soldiers on earth And
Senator Hills proposition to remove
the disabilities of those who were IN
the Confederate Army, SO as to permit
them to hold army and navy commits
sions will undoubtedly pass, if the war
scare continues. 1t should have been
done long ago. But let it be under
stood that there is no magnaniniity
in the full recognition of ex-Confeder-
ates, now that urgent need for their
services demands it, it is matter OF
simple justiee.
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An ~oath-bolrld secret Organization
to promote the free and unlimited com
aoe of silver is one of the novelties
which Chicago presents TO the gaze oi
an admiring world. This society has
adopted the high-sounding. title OF
Patriots of America, and W. u. mar ia
vey, the author of Coins f1nancia'
School, is First National Patr1ot'1
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1895-12-21

After nearly.ihalf a century OF mar
ried life together John Cowling and
his wife of Jeffersonville. Ind, were
divorced seven years ago and AIR.
Cowling married again. -Four months
ago his second wife died, ana ,ast
week he land his divorced wife were
remarked. Growing is IS years ola
and his wife is "A. a74
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WOOLlCOTT g. SON.
SOME. IL East Martin STREE
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

RALEIGH. y. c., Dec u.s. 1896.
The annual meeting of the Stockholders
OF the North Carolina Car Company win be
held at the office Of q e company in this
city on Thursday, January l6, 1886, at IL
O'Clock m.
JOHN WARD, Secretary.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1895-12-21

An increase of thirty two per cent ia
the consumption of cotton by the mills
in Norfolk and Portsmouth, Va, conf
pared with last year, is another
healthy indication of manufacturing
development in that section, and an
other pointer toathe South as the COM
ing centre of the cotton manufacfur-
ing industry.
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Stockholders Meeting.

The annual meeting of the stockholders
of the CommeI cial and Farmers Bank of
Raleigh, N. c., will be held at the Banking
House in this city on Tuesday, January
A. 1896 at o'clock p. fif4e4~
B. s. JERMAE, Cashier.
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All Other
Blood Troubles.

You neglect your duty to yourself, your
family and your friends, if you do not send
at once to Mrs. Joe Person, kittrell, N. c.
for one of her pamphlets, showing how 9th.
ers-some of the most prominent people in
the country-have been cured. 1t cured
them. 1t will cure you
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-01
IL TRADE In CHICAGO.

Chicago Aug 81 (Special).-Wheat to-day lost almost a
cent and decline stopped only by puts Deem
Der opened 63sso sold between G3'c and 62c and
closed at &c sellers There cables. lack Of
cash demand the apprehension that next Tuesday
would SEQ an enormous accumulation OF wheat at the
two sprngwheat points. Minneapolis and Duluth. The
prediction was hazardcd those towns might get
in the intervening two days 800 cars. The Monday
holiday inclined every one to up. The dulness
fair seaboard cearances-32OnO bushels. Primary r.
cep,s-37 bushelswere 100000 bushels less than on
DuuthI32-were not quite up TO last year fSport S"a
ances the week however were small ~ lUo DUST
deliveries next Tue sday are likely To he small ASH
wheat is premium OF about Nc over sep
premium away by delivering out their grain ana De-
sides way has appeared for them 70 repiensn he!
stocks Yet this expectation OF small deliveries dd not
help the market; neither did nm advance nj ierh nor
reports appearance OF cholera In OF the Rus
sian ports. No charters were reported ,..u.....,
last there has appeared frost In the Northwest
Tho Bureau also predicted rosts for tonight IN
Iowa. shorts in somewhat alarmed. and. be
sides they aid not TO leave out lines over sunday
and Monday. There consequently general cover
ing Prices advanced fractonay. May the most Septem
her opened 3Gc and 36isc and closed
AT 3Gc May sold between 3c and 3lsc and closed
mate Tor Monday was $50 cars The seaboard
doing much buying Charters only 5000 bushels At
night the curb corn was fractionaly upon reported
oats we're dun getting outside OF &c Sep
tember sold between lsc and 1880 and closed AT ls+c
May closed at g.. premium Receipts were oS cars ne
10000 bushels The days trade simply in the way
evening particularly in covering short September
Sigh, advances-pork Iisc lard .gql0c ribs og2oc 1t
was largely a day given up to changing Armour was
covering Prices helped by the expectation Of
decrease In stock on Tuesday There were 700
week 10000 on curb puts December wheat closed
at Gec. calls &c; puts on May corn 3Hc. calls 32lc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-01
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
THE GENERAL MARKET REfOhI'
New-York. August 81. lss


1901 equivalent decline IN oss e9 SAT
points There local Tsarns n our s5d cosd
asS sSS or ab 10 R0Phs e SS
making loss iS@ls points T state '0 that the
iSverpool market was Influenced BY the execution on
orders S 9s s me 4S9 s Mr. Ns
crop during the month have been good b Inc 5
sss quoted below The to-day about 10
q Ssh, this week is not made up Sy ne
financial Chronicle but Will p.o Ssag Se s Compute
the amount in sight the end Of the cotton year which
* g. Rome Ca: Charleston and Columbia. s CT An
piston JasPeT ATSI 1 reports that
too late rain do good 10 the crop IN that stc.o
ne MssssppI vsisy IS serious Secretary Hotter Of the
Memphis Cotton s ana n @'fT S1s IBIS
Memphis and throughout the south viii sssTSge ss
for niddIing The average price ls9ssa for middns
S Ahoasn the SssrPis were sec 1eeo IN Ss
Total money received 81 900 900 II the price holds
70 Sc the Memphis dstric; alone VIII reap an enormous
General rains are TePGred in TS9s nG psla
Houston Lampasas. Lufkin Lulins. san Marcos sheI
and Waco Galveston receipts OF new oS Gsv
Well No new cotton received a: New-Oreans to-
9s E Fs. ssan :G 5s Sf '3tsR and
hs week bales ssanS' e bs as' W sssn nna last
i,s' nGus RTct TsSsp as n
,ss gaph redsTsd up FRIDAY evening indicate
while has fallen in many sections OF me aou'n h
is sr hs poTon Of IT, Southwest weather
has prevailed and needed shedding stated
~ be quite prevalent Texas and boil worms are also
Complained OF Picking making Fair progress In Texas
and is getting under elsewhere The total visihe
sunnly OF cotton increase OF 3s'lO4 Daes
compared the date Of 1884 an inc5ease OF
los $40 bales corresponding date Of 1898 ana
decrease PIC 2G0 bales from ls92 The toel NsiS,e
supply 1884 73s bales againsi 2WS 500 IN lst
American supply 2lo053s bales. against l6ss 4s4
bales The offerings of cotton TO Europe from the
South this morning to make English spnnefs
reports OF damage 10 our cot
,nn cron have been exaggerated This leads many 70
believe that English will be slow buyers at the
cnening Of Hubbard Bros * co. say; we
have been asked the consumption o, American
ro,ton last season. and Mr. Dana, In The Chronlcie
viii answer In annual statement 10 be issued tnis
week better than one in the TRADE can 90 we VII
onv state that the taking OF American cotton last
season by spinners about 100000 bales FROM ms
amount must deducted their reserve supply 70 arrive
Of the figured Of the amount OF American cotton CON
sumed II generally supposed that spinners hod large
stocks 40. a.
z~nIu&
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-01

rule nrm gu, with two day. holiday ahead and pros.
pec ., % anY Further Improvement The grades
are stlIl dull and irregular We quote: jersey
isisc; Western best 5c do fair 70 good ist al+i.c;
do defective. count oaie cull'' per 30 doz case
sSs' Of anDs' ana IN TGpn Sla hosP
and qualities very dull and weak Pears 9Cc
Peaches opened about steady to-day and the range OF
prices about the same but the market weakened ars
about steady for choice qualities black yaIe'ies ruling
hoop 81 2asi 10 nat 40 Sq2 a hSds 2 do
s sad inferior Sqs p sogz s! de- fr 90
Ss do fair to good ecssoc DO inferS[ soa5cc sTapes
Cac g. e 20 G;ssr DS as
d do black 7sc6s um o basket 1870 90 gs's5
100 sSg'. s Ss.s g. per ''
TRuIrS-DRi ED-scareey ANYTHING was done In OLD
vsuss the feeling is Adyces indicate several lots
OF new evaporaed but buyers are not at al
be started low New Southern sundred apples are dull
and in buyers favor sc has a amy here 10 an
tent that makes holders anxious to sell Raspt@rres and
IRENE 10 change in other small fruits We quote Az
pies eyaprssd fancy eg.c 40 prme TO e ,ee
4l.c cut Sd3ac peaches peeled North caro- r
aisc; do dried oc huckebertes 74asc. cherries.
Sc ia ss s 1e" p 4l a" o 3D. 4sa
HoPsNAbou the conditions prevail that have been
trade and prices very low We quote: state seed
nss new siaGiOc state and Pacific coast 1894 choice
Gi1i7c do good prime 5.aCc do common TO fair. Az
PoTLTRY- ALIvE-Jobbers had good many fowls on
,Oda chickens steady S1, ,oT local oS her
H. iGIizc do Western lie fowls loc; Id =. rosters
1J,rsssE3 some lots Of Western poultry coming in
today-rather more than usual on saturday but there
prces are we'll sustained There viii be fair clearan,e
Fowls per n i0Gioi.c. old cocks &C.; turkeys Old 100
lie; DO young ioai6c spring chickens Philadelphia
2gI1Sc DO ns. as Ty pfiff do Long Issnd
lfai4i.c DO Western. Gaioc, Eastern geese 13alde;
GAME p o quote wcodeock per pair 81, partrdses
fresh 81 Do frozen ooeasi srSuse lTsss 0cFSl ~
sSipd , and esd SS' 0oe s2as2 poyer
is;a 81 9Ss I 7 small pe2 yeoT nf s"'F '''S SAND
WNY"Reccipts have materially fallen or during the
o. Int h 10 hen deferred because good number
the month and o not want t. aid to their S'; WIN
now arriving primo dry condition and as i, sells 5c
old city feeding grades II catches much 81 nc
a agoed ao os" rr 100 b. 10 j. 500 80 . 5ao
cSycr DUE Straw ranges t5a55c for long size aG
400 per short &c Tor The receipts in rs We're as
vana 20: Delaware I.ac,awanna and Western 10. West
shore 90 Lchieh Valley. no Ontario and western 30;
POTATOES AND VEGETABLEs-Irish potatoes drag
sns hsv u a 2mT TOP 10" mutations 6fGf
plenty quiet former low qgoat,ons There is
tables most kinds in more than ample supply at
The low rate; aG gs9sd We Gqs Se1s wong
potatoes 81 75as2 onions white 81 5oase DO ye =, .0
81 caS Vii SS seu per bS 5oas per 100 eo
3oc cqcumhers per Gn s saE mr. nrm 10 fancv
i5a3oc; do inferior, 5aloc Lima beans per bag 5pq
5c stns beans eocGsl squash Hubbard per Ssl
bets and carrots per lunches 73casi; tomatoes
per box. l5G25c; peppers per hS 5oaeoc; egg plants
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-01
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKET.

New York. August 81, 1885
BEANS AND PEAs-There was very dun trading D.,
day In all kinds Domestic settled TO about 81 ~
FOR choice; two favorite marks sim held little
higher but without sales Pea and medium much
easier bought than sold a, quotations Red kidney Of
fering with much but the orders for this week
all filled and business done. New
Italian medium are Offering the spot at 81 g. and for
less Old stock urged sell ~ lower prices
Green peas dun and weak We quote Beans. domestic
medium 81 20 do, white kidney. 81 l0gS2 To- do red
kidney 81 s9gsi t2,s do turtle s9rp 81, do yellow
sn medium 81 45asi gresn peas bbis 81 Oh; do
BuTTER-It short day. and very little business
accomplished. Buyers Tad no urgent wants to sup
early. many going OF over the holi-
days. canvass OF she market failed 10 s5ow any
erai line Of vanes Extra fresh Creamery steady at
20c. and We look 10 zee that rate maintained. but
would make concessions to do business Exporters
taken some more factory a, lo,auil1c. We quote
vania extras is,,a2c DO drsts iia1sse. ao ,bps 10
seconds 1906 State dairy. tsbs fancy. 1s.c.
thirds seconds 2@5c Imitation creamery arsts is
i5c do seconds 1IdI2c Western dairy 0qi factory
June. hrkins lihai2,tc; Do June. tubs. iigi2c do
DO fourths 10 thirds sqei1c.
cHEEsE-rhe week Is song out with a fairly steady
feeling strictly fancy fun cheese at nc Tor
coored and 7tc for white That sold up pretty
well. but some lots closely approxlmating fancy
have bee, en- fSs S@ 9~ s and god deal q
accepting aimos anything they get for
these faulty lS,. The eyerIlpe ana heated condition
the goods without much regard to prices Small size
fp creams o are holding up very VEL nnd ,hsrs Is no
size. colored fancy. TIC; do. white fancy. 7tc DO
good to choice ea.g5sc DO common to fair ege.c
sh@sitc. do good to choice. 7.ds4c: do. common 10
fair esg7ac; part skins small size. Sss',c do. large
to prime 2,lase: fuil skins. ihG2c WV w. '''"0"
EGGs-Fsncy goods are cleared up pretty we'll and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-01

Market closed barely steady at IL 10 10 points aecine
compared with yesterday closing prices nd, COTTON
quiet and unchanged. Middng uplands S S-l6c mid
ding gulf Sales. 800 bales all spinning ooo
liverpool cablesspot cotton small inquiry sales 100
eein;s Zoo Middlins upands 1920. Futures opened
irregular declined 4l6d and closed barely steady with
6LH7is pon.s net decline. August. 4lOv; August-Sep-
tember 4o9b September October 4oab October Novem-
her 4IOb. November December. 4lli7s December-Jan-
uary 42i,b: January February il4s; February March
ABB: March April 4l6a417, April May. Ass; May-June
4iqb -, r--,
COFFEE-The speculative movement on the Exchange
Yesterdays prices and chieny ioT near
months Deliveries small Chief sales In December
Rio nominal at No Z: exchange quoted at
II LIS receipts bags Cleared for United States
5000 bags. stock 10000 bags Santos firm at 1900 res
yeceipt. Is bags stock bags. Havre quiet
sales. is 600 bags september "a francs October o. 10
francs: November 90 50 December 1922 francs
Hamburg dull September quoted at - pigs october
7425 PICS November - pigs December o. % pigs; Jan
uary 73 25 pigs. Holiday al Hamburg on Monday.
Contracts closed quiet at soils decline Sales were $50
bar follows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-01
LABOR LOST.
From The Chicago TImes-Herald.

portly elderly gentleman stood at the foot OF the
Congress-st elevated station and extracted ticket
from his pocket. and. glancing toward the steps,
saw the vanishing heels OF several scampering pas
sengers .
Hastily gathering his strength and cording up his
tendons H. began the ascent OF the steps rapidly
as his portly frame would allow. He wheezed and
uuffed and gaspcd but struggled His ears
caught the rush Of a train coming along the plat
form and he felt that to catch Il his time was
short He strained hard up the stairs. the veins on
his forehead standing out IKE corIs With the effort
The cars rolled up. A broad smile o. satisfaction
spread itself slowly his glowing features as he
sienned toward the train. Ii hard pull but ne
had gotten there. lie was. no doubt. mentally con-
graduating himself Upon his success when the voice
OF a trainman suddenly rang out on the night air'
This train don't goe