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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-05-09
COY. PINGREE TALKS SENSE.

Gov. Pingree who won the fight for 3
cent street car fares as Mayor of Detroit,
and 2 cents per mile railroad fares as
Governor Of Michigan, recently made
an interesting address in Boston. In the
course Of it he said: "When l came to
Boston from Detroit in 1865, l paid
$19.35 fare. yesterday | paid $17.65.
Railroad fares have fallen per cent and
while shoes are half the prices of 1865
and wheat less than one third"
He further said that with railroads, as
with any other business, the remedy for
lessened receipts was to lower prices.
Everybody else seemed to know that ex-
cept railroads, and if they would reduce
their fares, and the salaries Of their Off
GERS, one half. they would make more
money. That they had taken care to re-
duce the pay Of subordinates, but the sal
aries of the big officials had been act
ually raised while the rates to the public
had been only slightly reduced.
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A HANDSOME ISSUE.

The Manufacturers Record always
leads in Southern development. This
week, much of It's space is devoted to
the industrial and agricultural resources
of the territory tribritary to the Seaboard
Airline and the work which that
railroad is accomplishing in developing
Southern cities and countries. 1t is ele-
gantly illustrated. Mr. Albert Phenis,
the Records star correspondent, traces
the history of the system from the COM
pletion of the line between Raleigh and
CASTOR in 1910 to the present time. The
results of its energetic and progressive
policy are shown by the growth Of towns
along the route and the general advance
in rural neghborhoods, which the Re
cord truly says will become greater with
the development of the well-conceived
plans of the industrial department of the
road.
Among the other interesting contribu-
tors are Prof. j. A. Holmes, State Geolo-
gist, whs writes of the opportunities for
ing. truckfarming, etc. along the Sea
board Airline. Mr. d.. A. Tompkins
writes how the various gifts of nature are
combined in this section for the benefit
OF mankind. Dwelling particularly upon
North Carolina, Mr.. T. X. Bruner, sec
Rotary Of the board of agriculture, directs
the prospective home-seeker, attracted to
the South by the SeaIboard's migration
enterprise, to diversity of fields of occu-
patton. Mr.. II. f. Harmon, editor of
the Southern Tobacco, states in well
considered article, that lands along the
line of the Seaboard Airline produce
the highest quality of tobacco, Mr..
George Allen, Secretary of the Raleigh
Chamber of Commerce, tells of the social,
Industrial and commercial characters
tics of Raleigh.
Hon Hoke Smith, General Avery and
Hon NJ. Glennan contribute valuable
articles, and the whole issue is replete
with facts and statistics that are useful
to this section beyond calculation.
In Missouri, not only has the Legisla-
ture established low rates for freights
and passengers, but the railroads pay into
the State Treasury $1,750,OOO taxes per
annum. In North Carolina they pay
about 100000. The population and the
area of Wisconsin are about the same
Is in Worth Carolina.
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Business Notices.
BRINDLE-TAILS, INDEPENDENTS.
REGULARS.

The city election is ovcr-you know who
your officers are for the next two years.
II matters not whether you are pleased
or not-all could not be. Stop kicking
because some Of your friends failed to
ct piece Of pie You will have another
chance two years from now. Save your
ammunition and go into the primaries
and get relief If you don't succeed in
getting the men you want, act like q
man and give them your hearty support
Let's all pull together. If the present ad-
ministration is as progressive as the last
we can have no cause for complaint. We
are on the upgrade. No place in the
State is growing more rapidly than our
/ CITY Of Oaks" Did you know that
! Raleigh real estate IS the very best and
/ safest Investment to 10 had? 1t is q
fact You can get more in return than
. from any other investment. / have sew
eral bargains for sale. You can buy a
home on 100 months time; no interest,
, Stop paying rent Pay for your home
with rent money Please don't forget
/ hat I am n candidate for your support
depends on your faithful support or ]
may he dependent for n longer period.
Nv rolitics are: To buy and sell real
] estate. IUNuTt your Itlilf III a WI III
/ Carolina Company no better against
/ loss by fire Premium receipts for 1896,
( 81. 5000: losses only 81. 200; paid in d.
vidends TO policy holders. $4,000. This
J is the only company in North Carolina
that divides earnings with policy-holders.
and saves them 20 per cent Of what they
pay other companies. Recollect that il
you want to sell stock. bonds. mortgages.
Mcdonald is the man to sell them. II
you want TO borrow money on real estate
J Mcdonald can secure 1t for you; If you
want to buy or sell real estate, Mcdonald
| is the man you want to see; in other
words, if you have anything for ss!e.
call ON Mcdonald, or If yOu want any
thing in his line, don't fail to see him
I first and last-C. G. Mcdonald, Money.
Stock and Bond Broker, Buys and sells
Real Estate, writes Fire Insurance.
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dozen: for best paper on Practical Win
dow Dressing" one dozen; for SIX best
written ads for local paper, one dozen;
for six best formulas for soda water
syrups. one dozen.
Oratory: For best grafton on THE
Druggist" one dozen; for best ON THE
Future Pharmacist and His Prospects"
one dozen; for best on Our Apprentice
and How We Should Train Him." one
dozen; for the best essay by The
Drummer" subject selected.
But this is not all. The prizes are not
only for the strong, the good and the
beautiful The ugliest member y. G..
y. 4. present will get one-half dozen
Blush OF Roses, by Flora Jones, South
Bend, Indiana.
The heaviest weight member y. G.. L.
4. present. will be given one-haIf dozen
Emulsion Cod Liver OH, by Park, Davis
and Co, Detroit, Mich.
70 the lightest weight member y. G.
i. A. present, one pJ1Dd ~ EUt. Blad-
der Wrack, by VIM. X. Warner and Co,
Philadelphia.
10 the biggest dude member y. g. =. \.
present, two dorm C<,ametique, by Col
gnlr and Co, New York.
10 the slickcst-hnaAcd pill-r0ller pre-
sent, one half dozcn Hair Grower, by Col
gate and CO., New York.
During the H~ssiOn IT the ASSOCIATION
the visitors will ~ taken IN carriages
around the city tn places N interest.
The PiIl-BDiIcr German Thursday even
ing will h. given by the Capital Club
complimentary 10 the members Of the con
ycntiOn and the young ladies Of the State.
The officers Ut the association are:
President, Augustus Bradley, Burlington
icc-presidcnt, j. +. Stcdman, Oxford
yicc-prcMdent, W. VI. Yearly, Durham;
vice.presidcnt, j. Il. Smith, Lexington
secretary, II. X. Horne, Fayetteville:
treasurer, a. j. Cook, Fayetteville; local
secretary. J. II. BObbitt, Raleigh.
The standing committees are composed
as follows:
Executiye-E. V. Howell, Rocky
Mount j. W. Shepherd, Charlotte; g. X.
Grantham. Dunn; &. ID. Bradham, New
bern; H. X. Horne (ex-officiO)
Z Papers and Queries-C- ID. Bradham,
Newbern; J. l.. Prior, Raleigh; w. III.
McNair, Tarboro.
| Trade Interest-Melville Dorsey. Hen
derson; X. l.. Dixon, Milton; X. X. Bel
lamy, Wilmington.
| Legislation-F. w. Hancock, Oxford
| w. II. Wearn, Charlotte; L. W.Vaughan,
Durham; V. o. Thompson, Winston; Ii
r. Horne, Fayetteville.
Adultera tions-E. V Zoeller, Tarboro
E. V. Howell, Rocky Mount; F. W. Han
cock, Oxford.
! Entertainment-W NJ. Yearly, Dur
ham: c. D. Bradham, Newbern; W. III.
King, Raleigh. The representative on the
committee on National Formulary, Il. V
Zoeller, Tarboro.
| The Examining Board viii hold its
meeting for the examination OF candi-
dates for membership in the associa ton
at 9 a. m, May II, one day prior TO the
meeting of the association.
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A SECTIONAL PROPOSITION.

When the members of Congress looked
for means to increase the income Of the
government, they turned. as do all Re
publicans to find some way to put the
burden on the people of the South. Up
to this hour, SO far is we have learned,
no North Carolina member of Congress
has protested against this measure of
injustice to the State. In order to call
to their attention the hardship Of North
Carolina that the increased tax carries
with it, We take the liberty of publishing
the following private letter, written by a
aeading tobacco manufacturer Of the
State:
'"The increase Of the internal revenue
tax on manufactured tobacco is a matter
that will effect grower and manufacturer
Of tobacco in this country, and the in
crease in tax will be borne purely by the
producer and the manufacturer. The
iObber will make his same profit, the re-
taller will make his, the consumer will of
course get some less tobacco for the
money received, the producer will GER
tainly get less for his product and the
manufacturer will work for less mar
gin; besides it completely unsettles for the
: next few months trade which has been
established on standard sizes and
weights, all of which will have to be
changed.
gain this is IA hard lick at the entire
Southern States. While we recognize
the fact that the North and West pay
taxes just as we do, nevertheless this is
returned 10 them many times over IN the
way of pensions. Money once collected
frOm the South for Revenue where there
are no pensions just impoverishes us to
that extent. Now if you will calculate the
amount shat this > cents aarancn will
cost the SoIth. you vi -" now we
are etieclcr, and we al,.y iagr ;l'e 81 in,.
staple Ia tl'iag this Kcyenup * that
we ~ have to bring back surplus
mOnel mere this Revenue not Increased
I'm other words the only primary arti-
ticle that brings money to the South
of any Importance is cotton, therefore
when these millions are taken in the way
of Revenue, cotton has to serve dou-
BILE purpose OF returning to the South
this Revenue together with the other
money that we would receive were this
Revenue not in existence, therefore if the
cotton crop say amounts to one hun.
dred million without the existence of this
Revenue that would be an amount OF
money to be spent among our people
but should this increase in revenue a
mount to ten million then, instead OIL
having one hundred million for cotton Al
we should have, We would only receiv.
ninety million"
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WOMAN'S CHURCH WORK
THE AUxil,ARIES WILL MEET IN
RALEIGH THIS WEEK.
Rev j. ~ Eorner Will Deliver Address
E.,f,~.. ,he Jpniors--Miss Stewart
Mf,N Speak to the Ladies.

Kew. y. M. SOrner VIII OeHVeV Huo'eso
Before me Juniors Miss Stewart
W,n Speak to the Ladies.
During the Episcopal convention in this
city this week. there will be meeting
of the Womans Auxiliary and the
JUROR Auxiliary. These meetings will
be held in Christ church chapel on We'd
n,Sday afternoon; the Junior Auxiliary
will hold its annual meeting at three
O'clock The Woman's Auxiliary will
meet at 1890 a. m.
Miss Mary f. Horner, Of Oxford. Do
cesar Secretary, will be present and will
have direction or the exercises. Miss
Sallie Stewart, of Virginia, will he pres
ent and deliver an address at p. m.
next Thursday.
no these two auxiliaries there will be
sixty or seventy delegates.
PROGRAMME OF JUNIORS.
The following is the programme for the
Junior Auxiliary. Wednesday, May 18th.
at 3 p. m;
Hymn ZIG.
Lords Prayer Junior Auxiliary Rev.
j. Nj. Horner.
Address by Rev. i. N Horncr
Address Ivy Se'.'4;ir-' e ,uuiur Al y
..iary
Papers in the vale crucis of mission
written and read by Junior.
Hymn sol.
Paper in the Indian Field written and
read by a Junior.
Roll call of Branches, with short ac-
count of the work of each branch by it's
delegate,
Hymn 254
Paper in the Foreign Field written and
read by a Junior.
Address by Diocesan Secretary of the
Womans Auxiliary.
Address by Honorary Secretary Of the
Woman's Auxiliary
Gloria in Excelsis.
Benediction.
PROGRAMME OF WOMAN'S AUX
Hilary.
The following is the programme of the
anniversary of the Woman's Auxiliary,
on Thursday, to be held in Christ church
chapel:
a. IN. Holy Communion.
10 a. m. Opening service and address
by the Bishop.
Hymn 249.
Address by the Honorary Secretary
Report Of Diocesan Secretary.
Report of Convocation Secretaries
Hymn SIG
Report of Secretary Of Junior Au1il-
larry.
Hymn 672.
Report of Director of Babies Branch
Report of Correspondent for Church
Periodical Club ..ee
Report from st. Augustine's School.
Business transactions 9
Hymn 254. sf.
p. IN. Luncheon. 80 ,.aa~s
2. 2. NJ. AFTERNOON SESSION.
Hymn 253
Paper-practical and Spiritual Work
ing.
Paper-PersonaI Influence and obi
CATION.
Paper-United Offering and Systematic
Giving
Paper-Advantages of Frequent Con-
ferences and Deputations.
Hymn $50.
AddreSs-Miss Stuart
4:30 p. IN. Doxology.
Lunch will be served at place of meet
ing.
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METROPOLITAN HALL RALLY

Services for White and Colored This AZ
ternoOn at O'clock-Rally at St.
Paul's This Morning at 10:45-The
Programme of Arrangements-Rev
Leaks Invitation.
EARLY meeting o'clock a. NJ, conduct
ed by Messrs. Castor Hinton and Co
lumbus Graves The collection will be
taken by "A. &. Pool, G. Il. Jeffries and
Alfred Person.
Sunday School $50 a. m, H. S. Smith
Superintendent.
1O:45 a. m, sermon by the pastor. Sub
ject, Liberal Giving" Collection will
be taken by Messrs. Seth Novel;, J. ii.
OKelly and others.
o'clock p. M, at Metropolitan Hall
The collection will be taken by Messrs.
G. G. Mcdonald, w. S. Primrose, j. c.
Drewry, Armistead Jones, J. ID. Boushall.
Cy. Thompson, J. N. Holding, Jos. G..
Brown and j. NJ. Broughton.
Precisely at o'clock the choir, under
the direction of ]. II. Rhodes, will call
your attention with a voluntary, after
which the opening exercises and a sermon
or remarks. The collection will be taken
by the distinguished gentlemen above
named. ~ r} u
Services at 8 o'clock and final report
Of the days doing. Polite ushers will
wait ON the great audience that we ex-
pect. Messrs. w. K. Burgess, G. e. JEFF
fries, David Reed, Frank II. Jones, VIM.
III. Taylor, Frank J. Jones, Columbus
Graves, VIM. Dan, Basil jenkins, Chas.
II. Young, Phil. II. Haywood, G. w.
Maulden, Edward Horne.
We hope the friends of Raleigh, Wake
county, N. c., the nation and the cause
of Christ will came and give according to
their ability. If you can not come send
something for the good work of complet-
ing the church. The public cordially in
/ vited.
r. III. w. LEAK, Pastor.
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MOZLEY'S LEMON ELIXIR.

A PLEASANT LEMON TONIC.
For biliousncss, constipation and appen-
dicitis.
For indigestion, sick and nervous head
che.
For sleepleSSneSS, nervousness and
heart failure.
For fever, chills, debility and kidney
diseases, take Lemon Elixir.
Ladies, for natural and thorough or
ganic regulation, take Lemon Elixir.
DR.. Mozley's Lemon Elixir is prepared
from the fresh juice Of lemons, combined
with Othe vegetable liver tonics, and
will not fail you in any of the above
named diseases. soc. and 81 bottles at
druggists.
Prepared only by DIR. III. Motley. At
anita, Go.
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WANTED.

We wish to employ statesmen to self
fine household goods, such as silverware,
Lace Curtains, Clocks, Rugs, Covers,
ETC.. etc., direct to the people, on the
monthly payment plan. Work will be
permanent and profitable to men Of ener-
gy, who desire to make money. Address
giving references, age, past occupation
and state whether married or single.
Gately and Fitzgerald, 1874 Campbell
Avenue, Roanoke, Va.
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FOR SALE.

To hustling practical printer one-half
interest in one of the best established
weekly papers in the State. A few hum
dred dollars and practical man is all
needed to secure for the right party a
good business. Address, A. Il. c., care,
News and Observer.
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FREE TO EVERY SCHOOL Ii
BRARY.

1000 pages Tin 2 volsl OF N. q. history
-"Moore's Library History" formerly
sold for $500. Every home should nave
it. How to get it: Get two OF your
friends to order set each, enclosing
5000 for the two sets, and one SET VIII
be sent you for your schooi free. AS
have only 400 sets tsoO vols.,. order az :!
once. When this edition y out You can
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WANTED.

Position in drug store wholesale o. re-
tail. Graduate in pharmacy. Register
ed in this State. Fifteen years expert
ence. Capable Of filing any position Of
fered and willing to work for moderate
salary. Unmarried. References. Ad-
dress. DRUGGIST"
Care Station & Zoeller, Tarboro, N. G.
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WANTED.

To buy block of stock on which $3.50
to $3.50 has been paid in the Covenant
Building and Loan Association of Knox
vile, Tenn, which company is now in
receivers hands. Address X. care News
and Observer.
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General Thomas l.. Rosser, of Nir-
,iuia will be present during the Memo
sid, exercises tomorrow. He will pc an
,.ou1,ed guest. None know meter than
= If The prOwess of the Tar Heel soldier,
for Rosser was a thick the-fght man,
and that quality kept him close to Tar
Heels.
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CHASE CITY, VA.

The large patronage enjoyed by the
Mineral Hotel in the past years, not only
by the invalid and health seeker, in the
summer season, but by the commercial
men, tourists and other transient Gus
omers, from all parts of the country.
estify most heartily to the wonderful
urative properties of the justly celebrat-
ID Chase City Lithia and Chloride Cal
'ium Waters found here. Specifics for
dyspepsia, Indigestion, Torpid Liver and
II Skin, Blood and Kidney Diseases.
Only those who are guests Of the Min
raj Hotel and Of such private residences
S have made arrangements with the pro
rietor for the accommodation OF guests
re permitted to use these waters. Spe-
ial rates for the months Of May and
une.
Write for description, circulars, testi-
nonials, etc. w. ID. PAXTON,
Proprietor
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BASEBALL YESTERDAY.

Oxford. n. c.. May S.-tSpecial.l--
Horner School baseball nine defeated
Trinity College nine here to-day by a
core Of ~ to %. Features: heavy bat
ing and countless errors.
OAK RIDGE. 9; WINSTON. /.
Oak Ridge. \. c., May S.-(SpeciaD--
Oak Ridge won from Winston to-day by
a score of 9 to ].
At Philadelphia
Baltimore ....aa. 210O1000x-
Philadelphia :. ..... 001O0OO1 o.
Batteries: Hoffer and Clark: Taylor
nd Boyle. Umpire. Lynch. Time, 2:15.
At Louisville
st. Louis ......... O0002O201-4
Louisville ..,..... o.
Batteries: Herman and Dexter; Hutch
inson and Mcfarland. Umpire, Sheri-
dan. Time, 80.
At Pittsburg-
| pittsburg .,..... 14001120E9
Cincinnati .......... 100000 DOL
Batteries: Hawley and Merritt; Dam
ann and Schriver Umpire. McDer-
mott. Time, 1:50.
At New York
Iew York ....... 2300O1 x-9
Brooklyn .......... 00014 0000-5
Batteries: Rusie and Warner; Kenne-
dy and Grim. Umpire, Emshe. Attend
nee. 10000. Time. 200.
At Cleveland
Cleveland ........ 00201 O / 0 81
Chicago ......... 024OO000-6
Batteries: Wilson and thinner; Gala
an and Arson. Umpire, Mcdonald. At
enhance, 5000
Washington .OO1OO54O0-1O 6 >
Batteries: King, German and Farrell
klobedanz and CANCEL. Umpire, Hurst.
At Richmond
Richmond ........ 00021 90 00-6
Norfolk ....... 000002022 II
At Lancaster
Lancaster ..... O4-6
Hartford ......2 POLE 000x-7
Batteries: Dolan and Roth; McMackin
and McCauley. Umpire, Cline.
AT Reading
Reading . 0001 o.
Athletics .... 100000 20x-7
Batteries; De Laney and Brackley !;
Jordan and Fox. Umpire, Snyder.
At Newark
Newark ...... 0O0O00300-3
Patterson ....... O02110O1x-5
Batteries: Carrick and Rothfuss; Jones
and Smink.
Lexington, Va, May S.-Virginia Mill
tary Institute to-day defeated the Staun-
ton team Is to 10.
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DO YOU WANT A HOME?

If .o.r call on G. C. Mcdonald. tie
Raleigh real estate dealer. He will sell
on one on 100 months time tno interest)
Why pay rent when you can. get a home
" paying for it with rent moneyfs.G
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PRESIDENTIAL CLEMENCY.

Washington, May S.-The President to-
day made the following disposal of ap-
plications for clemency: w. p. Mangum
Of North Carolina, illicit distilling, fne re-
mitted. Ennis Thomas, Virginia, Illicit
dishlling, 6ne RENTED.
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Empire Life Insurance Company OF
Jew York desires the services of emerge
ic gentlemen to represent them in every
'ity and town Of the Carolinas. Liberal
terms, low rates. Address Agency De-
partment, 239 Broadway, New York.
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YOUNG MIR. MDUFFIE VERY ILL.

Fayetteville, N. c., May S.-(SpeciaD-
Mr.. w. G. McDuffie, Jr., one of the most
prominent young business men of this
city, is very i'll and is not expected to live
through the night. Mr.. j. A. Sykes is
also very i'll.
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MOZLEY'S LEMON ELIXIR.
Is the best medicine l ever used for the
diseases you recommended it for, and ]
have used mbany kinds for woman's trou-
bles. MRS. s. A. GRESHAM.
ii ghes & Hodge Factory, Salem, N. C.
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Brussels, May SIT is officially an.
nonnced that the opening Of the Brussels
exposition has been postponed until Mon.
day because Of the death Of the Duchess.
DAiencon. who was one of the victim.
OF the fire at the Charity Bazaar In
Paris on Tuesday last.
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Try ROYsTER's Cough Tablets.

ANY party desiring bargain in a wa
er motor can obtain it by writing to "A"
care News and Observer office.
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WANTED.

The Sun Life Insurance Company of
Canada has a number OF good positions
open for the right men. District man.
ayers and special agents in the Ordinary
and superintendent and solicitors in the
Thrift department wanted. policies for
ess than one thousand dollars classed as
Thrift Apply to
J. R. JOHNSTON,
danger for North and South Carolina.
Raleigh, N. g.
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WANTED.

Registered Pharmacist. Give refer.
ences and salary wanted. Address
ID. b. ZOLLICOFFER, MD.
Roanoke Rapids, N. G.
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FOR SALE.

Denton's Saloon and Restaurant. The
leading saloon in Raleigh. Strictly first
class trade. Terms reasonable.
ED. V. DENTON.