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The herald., 1897-03-07
LONG BEACH
Expected Improvements to Follow the I'm.
provement of the Harbor

Expected improvements to Follow the I'm.
provement of the Harbor
LONG BEACH, March 6-The harbor
commissioners report has set the whole
country down this way in smiling good
humor, and this section has received
boost that will land it at the head of
the procession by large and increasing
majority Already San Pedro feels the
impetus, and is responding nobly in the
form of public improvements on the
streets and otherwise. More electric
lights have been ordered and it is very
probable that large electric plan,
Will be established by outside parties to
illuminate and furnish motor power
The Bouton wells. the water from which
now reaches Long Beach al its northern
and eastern sections in pipes. will very
likely be continued to San Pedro, as orig
inally intended when the Bouton Wa
ter company was formed a few years
ago.
An electric car line franchise has been
applied for over in the Harbor city, and,
of course, it will come over here, follow
ing the line of the Incompatible beach,
and branching out through lovely Ala
mitos and the magnificent section north
embraced by Cerritos Heights and Sig
nal Hill.
The old right of way granted the Santa
Fe from Santa Ana to San Pedro some
ten years ago will now come into good
play in the building of the line into Salt
Lake, which is now certain.
The members of the old library board
met Thursday night and finished up all
outstanding matters previous to going
out of business. The board since its or
ganization has done f1iecient and faith
full work, and to it's efforts must be ac-
corded the credit for the excellent show
ing the Long Beach public library has
made since its existence. After the uI-
finished business was got out of the way
and everything put into shape for the
new board, which meets Tuesday, March
9. the board, as an official body, ad-
journed and went out of existence.
Negotiations are pending for the pur-
chase of lots on Cedar avenue, on which
the new Presbyterian church will be
built.
A thimble party at Mrs. f. P. Terry's
home on Cedar avenue early in the week
was highly enjoyed by a number of our
prominent and charitable Long Beacn
ladies.
The Terminal will give a grand "blow
out" next Tuesday, the 9th inst, on Ter
minal island, in celebration of the harbor
decision, and it is safe to say it will be
a top-notcher.
The public library is much hampercd
for room. 1t is situated in a building on
Ocean avenue, for which rent rn"st ',A
The herald., 1897-03-07

tanned from the first. His skull was
found to be badly crushed. and 1t was
necessary to remove quantities OF the
bone Mr.. Pearson has been notineo IN
Salt Lake City of the boys death ana
will arrive here soon. The funeral ser
vices win be held from the home OF MRS.
Parsons on South Orange Grove avenue
tomorrow afternoon at o'clock.
At the regular public meeting OF the
Pasadena branch OF the Iheosopnlca.
society in America at the board OF trade
rooms Sunday evening, DR.. G. f. NOM
of Los Angeles will be the speaker, ana
his subject will be The Mystery OIL
Death.D At the close Of the lecture
questions from the audience Will be an
swered. The public is cordially In
vited.
PERSONAL.
The Misses Brown of Miramonte have
gone to San Diego for rev Gays stay.
Mrs. S. E. Hopkins left today Tor san
Francisco.
Mrs. Tennet Smith left this morning
for San Jose. -,
c. II. Noble and family of Dixon, ILL.,,
are in the city, visiting friends.
Mrs. Will Fenwick left this morning
for Las Vegas, N M.
c. w. Wells, who has been guest OF
Arroyo Vista, left this morning for
Phoenix, Ariz.
The Misses Underwood of cypress
avenue will entertain the Delphi circle
Monday evening.
The herald., 1897-03-07
Dress Goods

Checked Suitings. double width; come In blue,
and white, browns and white. garnet and Sr
white, black and white; yard. .........- Aos
Mixed Cheviots, all wool, come in 7SC
greys, browns and tans, double width. Sos
Ladies' Cloth, all wool, Sc In. wide, solid colors
OF black. garnet, navy, grey, brown nc
and green, at.......................,.. A.. SOS
Novelty Suitings, 40 and a. in wide, come In
checks, stripes and mixed weaves, S0C
spring shades; extra value nt... wv
Black Examines, % In. wide, handsome Sl1<-
openwork patterns, strictly new, at.... wv
Black Soliei Satin. figured, 40 In. wide, AZ,
handsome designs: great value at...... NV
Black Figured Alpaca. extra heavy. large
ss assigns handsome iu.'er; Just opened Soc
Solid Color Mohair, heavy, come in En-
solid black, navy blue and brown, at. wv
The herald., 1897-03-07
kF@&IalK
@%1EN

to. II desirable, consolidate these three
offices and all checks to dishonesty
would be removed.
Mr.. Myers says the people OF his sec
ton of the county are all condemning
Aesemblyman Lindenberger for sup
porting the new law and intimate tna'
he is being controlled by the bondhold-
or
The herald., 1897-03-07

A stock that challenges any in Los Angeles
for variety, assortment and value.
At SC, 1 to az inches Wide. Is styles
At l0c, to Inches wide. ...... % styles
Al I2Lc 2 TO inches wide. .... IS styles
At 15c, to inches wide. ...... 60 styles
At o5c 10 10 inches wide ......4 10 styles
AT Soc Childrens Skirtlngs. 10 styles
Tho above styles Include swiss Nainsook and
Nam, brfc
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-11-18
TOOK A HORSE AND CART.
A Young Man Loads Up With I.iunor
and Gets Himself Into Trouhls

A Young Man Loads Up With Liquor
and Gets Himself Into Trouble.
Joe Perry. former employee Of the
Street Railway Companyfi got himself
into difficulty yesterday by going into
the lot back of Mr.. Atlas Dcnton's sa-
loon. on Blount street. and deliberately
taking horse and cart belonging to
Mr.. f. V. Denton and driving off with
it Mt break-neck speed.
The horse was Il spirited animal. and
Perry, being under the Influence OF
whiskey. soon began thrashing the horse
with the whip. He soon lost control of
her and she ran away. throwing Perry
out. tore the cart into splntcrs. ran
back home. and as she entered the 10.
came very near running over Mr.. Den
toms little boy.
Perry was arrested on warrant sworn
ont by Mr.. Denton. and was placed in
Jail pending hearing. which will he
held in a magistrates court this morn
ing
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-11-18
YARBoRoUGH HOUSE ARRIVALS

j. b. Pace, Richmond. .
b. w. Lynn, Iichmond.
c. IL. Johnson, Atlanta.
Philip w. Averitt, Raleigh.
VIM. u. Spear, New York.
S. 6. Gattis, Virginia.
w. L. Smith, Philadelphia.
Chas. ID. McIver, Greensboro.
Judge JAS. L. Shepherd, Raleigh.
A. Strauss, New York.
III. +. Wells Columbia.
n. +. Aston, New York.
G. I. Gaines, New York.
A. G. Sigmon, Hickory.
Jno. +. Miller, Hickory.
j. r. Stewart. Asheville.
+. Il. Wilkes, n. C.
Il. Cameron. Stagyille.
Mrs. and AIRS. Eronberg. Miss Marie
Patterson. Frank Kennedy, Kronbers
Grand Concert.
Hon. Marion Butler. y. G.
VIM. Hanline. Philadelphia.
+. i. Smith. New York
Judge Fl. W.yTimherlake, Louisburg.
w q. CASTOR. Baltimore.
Herbert Aston. Philadelphia.
G. II. Snow. IT.. Baltimore.
Walter l.ass:ter. Winston.
:. c. Vann and wife Franklinton.
Chas. Raglan. " C.
Miss Ivev Hayes. Raleigh.
Miss Elizabeth Waddel. Wilmington.
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ia: VERNON.
AN IMPORTANT LITIGATION.

Can n Municipality Issue Pods With
out Submitting to TIE People?
A case has recently been decided by
Judge Brown restraining tie conim.s
sioners of Elizabeth City from contr;l,.t-
ing for water works for thirty years aad
issuing bonds for payment without sab
hitting the matter 10 the qual.tied vol-
ers. This case has been appealed 10 the
Supreme court and will lie argued Ivy
Judge Shepherd for the plaintiff, and
for the defendant by Mr.. l. c. Mepkin,
attorney for the town Of Elizabeth City.
This case and the case involving the
establishment OF an electric light plaut
in Washington, this State, and tie re-
hearing of the petition Of Shepherd VS..
Charlotte, present grave Questions OF
Importance as to tie power Of munich
palities TO make contract involving
the issue Of bonds unless ordered or all
proved by vote Of the people 1t aiso
involves the validity of bonds heretofore
issued
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-11-18
A RAPISTS LIFE is SPARED.
George Johnson's Sentence COMMITTED
to Life Imprisonment.

The negro rapist, George johnson es-
escapes the gallows. Governor Russell
yesterday committed his sentenced to life
Imprisonment.
johnson was convicted OF rape, Mt the
October term. 1897, OF New Hanover
Criminal court, and sentenced to be
hanged on Friday, Nov. Goth.
Giving his reasons for the eommuta-
ton, the Governor says:
''Since the trial. evidence has been
discovered as to the prevaus bad char
acter of the woman, which leads the
Hon. George III. White. who went to
Sampson county to investigate the mat
ter. and who very vigorously prosecuted
the prisoner, to write an urgent letter
requesting that the sentence of death lie
committed to Il term in the ppnitcntiary.
The Judge who tried the case. and
Solicitor Richardson who prosecuted and
some Of the pastors. lawyers and several
hundred citizens OF Wilmington and
some OF the county officers insist that
the prisoner should be committed, If
indeed he should suffer at ALL"
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-11-18
SCHOOL CHART MEN AGAIN.

ne chart men are again ahroad III the
land. seeking the verdant public school
committeeman thar they may get his SIG
nature To another voucher for hi.
amount IN payment for Il ilcSrlpSs ,cnunl
chart. superintendent Mehane Yesterday
received letter from Northampton
COMFY. saying that one agcnr in that
section in one day took orders for charts
amounting to $3G2. This * one of the
ways the school tax is wasted.
The ordinary public scIu"l Teacher
has jn$t ahont rs much concept On If
how To properly use these elahorafc-an,l
for HE most part usrics~-'harl>. ~ !,
Fejce Islander has Of Aliiirt'$ .\nge.ns.
As 81 rlIl" they simply serve as wall pa
per and duSt-catchers.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-11-18
NORTH CAROLINA'S FIRST SEAL.
1t Was Made in England in 1I30-De-
scription OF 1t.

1t Was Made in England in 1I30-De-
scription OF 1t.
Recently Secretary Of State Thomp-
son received letter from Prof. Thomas
Egeston, OF New York, asking him to
procure for him the impression or a
description of the seal of North Caro-
lima prior to 1745. In his letter lrof.
Egleston stated that it is matter II
some Importance to determine what the
seals of some of tine States were 1T that
time.
They are In dispute and as Historian
General OF the Order of Founders aud
Patriots of America Prof. Eg .eston is
called upon to settle the question, IL pos
sible.
Upon receipt OF this request DIR.
Thomson searched the archives for
State papers or grants hearing an inn
press of this seal, but failed to find one.
But in the Colonial Records, volume Ill.
page 20, he found the following descrip-
ton OF the seal:
At the court of st. James's the 10th
day of April, 1870.
Present
The Kings most excellent Majesty in
Council.
Upon reading this day at the Board a
Report from the Lords Commissioners
for Trade and Plantations dated the
18th OF March last with the Draught Of
q seal for the Province Of North Caro-
lima, whereon Liberty is represented in
Producing Plenty to His Majesty with
this Motto Quae sera tamen respexit;
and this inscription round the Circum-
ference, Sigillum Provincial nostrae
Carolinae Septentrionalis. And the
said Lords Comm:ss .oners humbly pro-
pose that on the Reverse may be His Ma
jesty's arms, Crown, Garter Supporters
and Motto with this inscription round
the Circumference, Georgius Sscundus,
Del Gratia, Maquae Br.tanniae. Fran
ciae eft Hiberniae, Rex Fidei Defensor
Brunsvici ct Lunehergi Dux: Sacri Ro-
mani Imper;i Archi-thesaurarius Elec-
tor: His Majesty in Council this day
took the same into consideration and
was pleased TO approve thereof. and 10
order as it is hereby ordered that His
Chief Engraver of Seals do forthwith
engrave a silver Seal according to said
Draught which is hereuuto annexed and
to what is above proposed by the said
Lord Commis'rs for TIE reverse Of the
said Seal; and his Grace the Duke of
Newcastle one of His Majesty's princi-
pail Secretarys of State is to cause Il
Warrant to he prepared for His Maics-
tvs Royal Signature to the said En-
graver as usual upon the like occasions.
A True Copy.
IA: VERNON.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-11-18
"STAWMN COT'N."
Richard Hinton Tells The Difference in
Mans Storms and Gods Storms.

Richard Hinton Tells The Difference il
Mans Storms and Gods Storms.
Dick Hinton is an old-fashioned col
ored citizen, who lives on the Hinton
plantation eight miles east of Raleigh
Dick was in Raleigh yesterday with
some cotton. He sold lis cotton. and
while the bOok-keeper was making out
the check fol him, Dick amused several
gent!cment present with some tart and
characteristic expressions.
several Scntlemen present with some
ta:t and characteristic expressions.
1 dun an fotch seb'n bales err cot'n
ter dis town dis ycrc,' said Dick. AN
by rites l au'ter hav' sum whar cr'hout
er hunder an forty dollars in my pocket,
std Ell dat ain't got or dollar"
What's the matter, Dick" asked one
OF the gentlemen; why haven't you got
t.
SHAWN cot'n, boss: stawm cot'n dey
call all err my cOt'n stawmn cot'n. an |
gifts nuthin' fur it; but | kno' what sort
er stawm It is. 1t is or mans stawm.
Hit ain't wun er de Masters stawms:
no, dat it Amt. Hits wum err desc mans
stawms, an hits gest er bout stawm'd
dis niger out Nv all he's got, an dem
same mer dat is stawmn' it out'n me
is stawmn'n' de life out'n dis whole
country, des as sho' as me and you'se
er liv'n. De guide Lawd don't do folks
dat err way. He sens er stawm some
times, but wen e do, dar's al'us er
les'n-er leastways er bless'n in it.
Il memb'r de las stawm dat de Mas
ter sent Oh us down in me naberhood;
hit was'er durin' er de lifetime NV Mars
Davy Hinton, an hit blow'd down tres
an fences an everything.
Mars Dayy sed ter me-" sed he.
Dick, go over dar an cut IN dem trees
de stawm blow'd down. / went an 10
and behold! dar lay Il fat yearln dat de
tree had dun an kid in fall'n. / got
dat yearlin out, Skin'd i'm an had beef
huff to las my folks er mont. ] tell yer,
&c Masters stawms are tend'd wild
hess'ns, but desc mans stawms go no
bless'n in 'em; dey amt no ded yearlins
Ill 'em, needer, boss; no, sab, dat dey
amt. Noed'n tell me neeth'r bout my
cotn ben stawm cOt'n. De thing dat's
allin my cot'n is de mans stawm OATS
dun an Knocked all de value out'n It,
an de country's gwine ter wake up
sum er desc mawn'ns and find out dat
desc mans stawms has dun an play'd
de devil wild everything an everybody
'cep' dey selves
As Dick walked out with his check
he was heard to mutter to himself:
SHAWN cot'n TO cents, stawm
cot'n; thank de guide Laud it amt nun
NV my stawms."
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-11-18
SUPREME COURT.
Eighth district eases:

Eighth district eases:
Bank rs. Fries. argued by Overman
for plaintiff: Kluttz for defendant.
Ward rs. Odcll Manufacturing Com
rnny. argued by Armficld Turner &
Greer for plaintiff: Long & Lon. and
Montgomery for defendant. Gndse
FurchcS having hcen Of counsel did not
sit on the hearin" of This easel. Thomas
vs.. Shooting club argued Ivy WalSpr e
WalSer for I,'a;nIi9r: T. Z. nafs7 :a- d.
PENDANT. Colev VS. StatnSvillr. ar.url
hv Long & Long for town of States
vile.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-11-18
Notice---Sa5ety Appliances

Notice is hereby given that the rail-
road compan es constituting and COM
posing the Seahoard Airline has applied
to the Interstate Commerce Commission
for an extension Of time beyond January
l, 1898 within which they are required
to equip their freight ears with Ar
tomato couplers and power or tram
brakes under section , and ) of an act
approved March >, 1893. relating to the
equipment of ears used on Interstate
Commerce with such safety appliances
and that Il hearing upon sail applica-
tion will he had nj the office Of tl:e
Commission in Washington. u. c.. on
necemhcr |, 1897. ut 10 o'clock in the
forenoon. At that hrarin. MI persons
interested for or against the granting II
the relief prayed for will he heard rirh-
or in person or ty attorney. and they
may file with the Comm s>iun aftilavits.
statements nr arguments for ar in oppn-
Sition Ia said peiitinn on ar before such
date. by order If the Commission.
(SigneD EDWARD \. MOSEI Fey
Secretary.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-11-18
AT THE ACADEMY LAST NIGHT

Fully FIVE hundred peop,e turned out
last night at the kronberg Grand Con-
cert which was the opening attraction
of the Raleigh Star Course.
1t is rare that this city has treat
more pleasing and artistic as was at
tested by the deep appreciation shown
by the audience. fiu
This IS the first trip South of the
Kronbergs and Mr.. Atkinson the man
agere OF the Soutaern tour Is to ZEE CON
graduated on bringing to us company
Of artists so worthy of the cultured
people who heard them 1t is quite
certain that the only complaint posi-
bic would be that the performance was
limited TO one night. ae
The exqu site programme was render
ed as follows: hr
/. Violin and Piano Sonata in + Ma
jor.f tGreig), Miss Patterson and Mr..
Kennedy.
?. Prologue from "Pagliacci." Ueon-
caval'ol. s. Kronberg.
g. Aria. Non Temer. violin Ohl:ga TO. }
iMozart), Mamie Hands Kronberg.
f. Fiar0-tal. Sonata IN ID Major,
fScarlat'D. (h. Noctnrne in + Sharp
Major fChonin). fcl. Etnde de Concert.
tAus der OhpJ Miss Patterson.
;. -Dn"tt-Alzira, N'erdD, Nine. and
Mr. Fropferg
6. Eioin-A:r yaric, Vieuxtemps).
Frank Kennedy.
:. Songs-ta) Cavaliers Love Song,
NTetcalf). th. Wake Thou. My Oar
lirg. wv. Goold. s. Krnnbprc.
s. Son@s-,n, Ny Own Sweetheart.
Cottschak,. ihl. Birthday Song, Cow
en- Anne. Eronberc
o. V'oEn-fa) .Snodo's Air. panini,,
I'M Fantasia. OPP. Is. de Bcriot,. Frank
Kennedy 8-ct t ao >e
10. nn"'t-Mandol;n. Parker), Ar
ranged for tire company.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-11-18

Mr.. T. H. Pemherton. formerly with
the Southern Express Company in this
city. is in town for Il few days. Mr..
Pcmlrrtor will receive warm greet
in. from his many friends here. He is
now connected with tie Ward Line %
steamers ul,ing between New York and
Rio do Jan";ro holding the position of
prrS"r ahn"rd the Steamship "V1Icncia =
NesSrs. Theo. r. Kluttz. Of SaliShurr:
Morrison Caldwell. Of Concord. and y.
F.. Potion. If Winston. loft Yesterday
for their homes They have been at
tending Supreme Court.
Row W. C. blanchard. of Kinston,
was here Yesterday.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-11-18

Of monopoly Ii using the livery OF
heaven in which to serve the devil.
This IS what l have said ut Rocky
Mount and elsewhere, and the editor
of that paper either heard CARRIED YER
sion Of my remarks or he wilfully mis-
quoted me-"
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-11-18
NEW WINE COMPANY.

The Acme Wine Company has been
organized with Mr.. G.. Edgar Leach a,
manager and will soon open lus IL -
in the Henry building on Fayetteville
street. 1t Will have the agency for thr
Garrett vineyards and WI deal large
ly in native family beverages.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-11-18

COMMISSIONERS sALEor LAND.

by virtue IT Judgment rendered at
the October term. 1897. Of The Superior
C"nrt "f Wake County. in Il cause en-.
titled w. X. Blake against Penny Rren-
Lan. | will sell ut the couri house door
in the ci1y Of Raleigh. at pubic auction,
for cash. To the highest bidder. AT IL
O'clock m. an the 2Oth December 1897,
the following Described lot or parcel OF
land in the County of Wake, and hound.
ed and described as follows Ia the
eastern ward "f the city of Raleigh,
joining lots Of ParSy Hobbs. s. @.
Blake aud others. and bounded as foi-
lows; Beginning at Patsy Hobbs co.,
ncr. on RiuUlwnrth street. and rum
ming north with said street thirty-tive
feet Ia s. G.. Blake'S and w H. Rlake's
corner: thence east with said Rlake's
line l20 feet IN Bryant Rayner'S line;
thence south with said Raymrr'> line
81 feet Ia Patsy Hobbs line: thence
west with SAID line 120 feet TO blood
worth street the beginning:
:. G. RYAN. Commissioners
Nov II. 1897.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-11-18
NO CURE No PAY.

That 10 re w. All druggists sell
GROVES TASTFIFSS CHITI TON
q 'or ChiIl~ and rover and ali farms ~
Malaria II 10 simply Iron and QUINN
- tasteless form Children inve II
tdntv prefer u to hItter. nauspsting
'optca pr - Sn~
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-11-18
SANITARIUM AT ASHEyLLE.
To BE Situated on the Oakland Heights
! Property in the Town of Victoria.

Property in the Town of Victoria.
The Secretary of State yesterday in
corporate ted the Asheville Sanitarum,
with Samuel Westray Battle. John
Walton Ross. Charles Simonton .Jor-
dan. Ohio Williams Budd and Charles
Van Bergen as incorpora tors.
The capital stock is $4,000. and the
business proposed to be carried on by
the corporation is the maintenance of
sanirarium for the care of invalids: to
maintain and operate Il hotel and IL bath
establishment. dispensary of drugs.
chemicals and such other accessories ~
are necessary in connection with such
an institution.
The sanitarium is to be situated in
the town OF Victoria. Buncombe county,
on the Oakland Heights property.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-11-18
FOR SALE

Paying newspaper. with JON office ~
prosperous North Carolina town If 2 ~"
Good reason. good paper. good mel
Country weekly, care OF News ana nh
server
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-11-18
ROYSTER'S CANDY

% years OF continuous approval u
Gates its standing with the puhIIc
Ii never fails TO satisfy thr uaIarr
always makes you wish for more.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-11-18

Life Insurance policies bought l..
made on Tontine and Other KIND.
policies. q. NJ. wilkins Il a.
9-l6-tf Raleigh
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-11-18
Blu siness Notice
LOST.

White bulldog puppy. Finder please
return to J. VI. BROUGHTON.
An expert accountant wants To IN
ploy his spare time To adjust accounts
and write up books. Address b. H.. ~
this office.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-11-18

TO CURE \ COLD IN ONE DAY
Take I.axative Rrom" puInin- Tab
lets M Druggists refund the money il
il fails to Cure o1c
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-11-18
Before
RetirinG....

take Ayers Pills. and you will
sleep better and wake in better
condition for the days work.
Ayers Cathartic Pills have no
equal as pleasant and effect
ual remedy for constipation.
biliousness. sick headache. and
all liver troubles. They are
sugar-coated. and so perfectly
prepared. that they cure with
out the annoyances experienced
In the use OF so many OF the
pills on thu market. Ask your
druggist tor Ayers Cathartic
Pills. When other pills Won't
heir you. Ayer's Is
THE PILL THAT WILL.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-11-18

Sure cure for Headache and \euraIgta
Headache Powder~-lu rruI-
3 doses.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-11-18
WAVE HASN'T REACHED Rrs

flows the court this nr"rn!ng:" WIS
asked Mayor Russ Yesterday morning ar
10 o'clock
''She's here. That's all that can IT,.
said Of her. too as he looked over the
vacant court room ''I'H trll y.Ii
what's fact. never saw business 50
dull | haven't had on an average Of
half n case day since the State Fair"
So His Honor laid aside his ermine,
took his gun. and went limiting.