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Base Ball

There W il i,e 8 fine bhsf ball game at Jonea' Park tomorrow and Thurs day Stuttgart vs |. NJ. c. A. Wednesday, is Iadies' day. A fine game k assured.
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Stop druggiug yourself with qnack nostruns or cures. ."' Get q well-knnun pharmaceutical remedy that Will do tie work t'ptarrh and Gold in he hchd will nnt cansp suf. ferine ii FlY's Cream Hnlm is used. Druggist vii supply ide. trIal size pr d9c fi}ll size. WelpaiI it.
 ELY BROS,
 fs3 Yi aapn St, N \. Ii. y,
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aa
 For Sale.

-. -fls ! F.-
 X complete Hue ef fixtures ,Isueh as counters. shelving show es.ss,s. eft.,.. a good horse and waeon. tsdi the remaining stock ,f grneeliiess. dry goods, notions. etc of NTs-d sD- Denson. Appiy to tNo dls East Third Ave. 2 d2t wit
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Sfr. Harry "ray, the popular shoe man for the Honnct Dry. Goods Co, who SD badly sprnined his foot afew days ago, was able to be down town for a short time fliis morning.
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We ere eladto welcome. AiissW illie Hill to oay city3 representing N. D. McDonaId & J'3. of New Orleans, in behalf of the "Coniedarate soldiers ia the Civil Var
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Arkansas state Teaclicr- ss4'n--. Little Rock, Ark, Junr 4s to 90 For this occasi0D tue Cotton Belt 9oute will sell tickets Pine Hlun to Little Roek aud retefa tit one itr--al .25
 -on the eertiHeate plaa Tickets on sale June r to 29, rrtetn.limis July : 1897. J, N FARLEY, Agf.
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AII4HUMoRs OF THE BLOOD, from the small p;".ple to the dreadful hcrmula sore, are cured ty ttaae : fSarsnparilla, which thoroughly 3nri6cs, lilalizes and enriehea the blood.
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Miss Aniti,. ca5iysle.af I.ftsle Rt.ef. SilG has hrea ia the city visiting Miss Trip Lindsay returned home yesterdng Gftcrnoon.
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K EEP your blood pare, yosr appe> SA tite Goo0. 53al digestion perfect by taking Hoods SarsaPafiila, which has power to keep you VS < L ls-
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"Cyclo-Phoephafeo i4 il Ha~ drink for whcelmen. IL is refreshing and highly rrroHmen,lel. Constantly Kept at Randy Kitchen II
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A. ]. Mitchell keeps constantly on hand largeassorttAeut of the finest and best candies to be found on the market. dtl
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Loyers Of btQh .stragedy will be given a rare treat hy Metl e.a4f. &ewmait fHiI slls I gSg eltllsiimer ar the @pfA 4fstke t4Iekhfow 6igAtS For several scissors sNtrs sAliheAhe
 was with one soF tllR iias1 tss4FTelfig theatrical edanpanfes. 5i-td is q 6trD fessi0nal of superior ability A Il de- lineht6r of the hiztri9nic .art, Mqiai Ne8maH has few s4nals, even among the le@dera ri the Theatriell proies sion, aEti he srfnf ffam I{lcharil III to be given bt iiH and A!r Althcimei tomorrow night will. be simply grand. Magnificent costumes, af great xpenfe. have been secured for the occasion. Those who have not already secured seats had better do so tonight or early in the morn ing before they are all taken.
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HOOPS PILLS cure nauaea, sick headache, indi2fstions billousness. Ail druggists. 23e.
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Mesars. 4 J. Cole and z. r. Ford are spending sa day at The talle nej,r Hcnalcy fishing i8H trout
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Mir 1Sa8t !lurnrr, proprietor of the Burton House, Burton, N- Ea+, and one 0f the most WiaelA know men iH inc State Was cuiea of rheanatiAn after three years If suffering Fl aAs: T have not sufficient com
 mand of language to conYey any idea of what suffered; tux physic
 ians t0ld me that nothing cauld be done for me and ny friends We're fully convinced that nothing but aeath would relieve me of my suffer- Ing Tn June, 1sa4, Mr. EVaus, then salesman for tue Wheeling rug Co., GhamberIain's Pain Balm 1t tliB time my foot and limb were swollen to more than double their normal size and il seemed to me my leg. wOnld burst, bj;t 46oh aStpr ! began using the Pain Balm the swelling began to deerease, the pain to leave, and now. | consider thatI am entirely cured. Sold bv. " l.. Dewoody < Co.
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.s. ca2r.s Cnndilion poMaera. 2

ssr. Ca6y's Condition Powders, ar. i,,st what $ hors6 needs when in bao
 >qaition. Tonic, blood purifier an v ~teuee, 9;hey are not food bu 8sf55. '1e and inc best in use to put 2 \ ,i1so,ei a,9" !, Uritne condition Price ? cen5a nar pa, %SaS
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A number. of Little Rock Elks will arrive here touoTow to attend ihe uinistrcls st
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MrB P P Ryrd was a passenger for Little Rock his morpiag.
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For the Baptist Young Feople,S : 1taion to be held in Little Rock, June ss te 2a. the St. L. l. NJ. & s. Ky will stlt t;cleta at.rate of one and one third fare for the round Grip eertin- cate plan. Good for retnrn nntif lnne 9 II. B. MlzEIE. Agent
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MP. Thos, L. Lam'e, q prminent in- snranee man of Datlas, Texas, is in the city.
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MT F. P. Byrd viii leave this week for Nashville 10 take in the Gen- tennial.
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xs..ss. ealt.E:l.e...n ana tlezeII.a

re.ter. salt-r.i1eufn and Fczerea
 The intonse itching and smarttng .u1, deut to these diseases is instantly aiiaJe- b5 applying Chamberlain 8 Eye anc Skin Ointment. Many very bad cases have. been permanently cured by it. '' is equally efficient for itching piles ant a fav0ri5e lamedy for sore nipples caapped hands, ohilblains, frost bite 5Id Chronic sore eyes. 25 cts. per box
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GOLD N HEAD

opens and elcAnscs inc nasal pMsgapts Allays ihflamation. Heals and prDteuts the smell No cocaine. no narcdry. nc, ,initiyiolI, dhug. 'Fnll size 5Qc.s trial size l0c. st drug gtfts or hy mail. ELY BROTHE FRS, N wtr- ren St, New York. 'A
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Mr. Joe (Due's Ros. nher< wni leave Thursday for the < .s aS"' '''' '' tennial.l
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Rev. Iohn Reid, Jr.,- of Great Falls. Mont. rec0mmelGpd Ely 3s Cream. RnInl ta me. l can emphasize his statement. .tIt ls q apnsithe enre for cafarrh if used as dffteted. = Rev. Francis NJ. po0le Pastor Gen tral Pres. Church, Helena, Mont
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Mir. John $. Bell left for Nashville yesterday to view the Centcn1ial and to attend the Confederate re HHissn.
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OLA @IG GzIAs

WANrED-To buy a neat second hand office dXtnrea. Apply at this 0Giee. d2t
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Miss NciltCollier retnrnt ,tz. homo near Atheimer yesterda. a visit to rtlatives in this eity'
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SA-fJ'E7g-s-E -EE -L-kA-s ~Ss fas- H (, \, ..::.,s ::s -Usa1fzzzzSs1 4:.55.. '5 :;'55 $

can afford picket AEVeryohc .ai the Bluff City iences now .'i' ~e sells piclets Luhapet OchlSa- 354 d&wt1 So cheap.
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MT. John L. Mills left for I3filr Rock on the morning train.
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Gen. R. Nj. Knox Was aaite sick yesterday.
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.tLY'S CREAM BALM

IL k quick ly nbsorb- t.si Gives relief
 ilt once.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-05-09
STOCKS AND BONDS.

New York, May S.-Considerably over
fourth of the dealings at to-day's short
session of the stock exchange were i'll
Chicago Gas and when the sales of SUI
gar were added about half of the total
sales were accounted for. The dealings
in Chicago Gas consisted for the most
part of quite heavy realizing sales and
the price suffered accordingly, although
there was some recuperativs power in the
accompanying drive at a number of the
specialties constituted a pretty heavy
drag on the market, which was well re-
sisted in the case of the Railways. New
Jersey Central was subjected to special
pressure and lost rs. Sugar also sold off
B and Western Union q. The losses
were restricted to less important frac-
tons in other stocks. A light demand
for the granger shares developed after
the first hour and this, coupled with the
demand from the shorts, was sufficient to
check the downward course of prices and
bring about slight rally in the narrow
market. The resulting gains, however,
did not extend beyond fractions and the
net changes in all cases were quite I'M
| important. OF outside securities, Stand
ard Oil liquidating certificates were sold
at 312, an advance of five points over
yesterday. The advance is accompanied
| by rumOrs as to the formation of a new
company with resulting advantages from
the ownership of the certificates.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-05-09
Rye steady: No.2 western aek; car lots =.

Barley steady; western feeding %: malt
ing 81 s5@!s barley malt dull; western 4S0s4 =,
Mort Northern o; No ! hard Duluth ;og
Ju9 sep eessS ss sS Closed closed
Corn, spot tirmer; No Z, 2sk In elevator;
- afoat; NO -; ungraded mixed -; op-
tions, Mayclosed 2s%; july closed =; Sep
Oats, spot, quiet but irmer, No. 2, 22xa2as
No. delivered -: No. -: No. Q .hite-:
No; 3 white =; track mixed western -; track
Hay quiet; shipping 5000; good to choice
Hops quiet: State choice to common issS
crop 2xao, 1895 crop 4(1l0. Pacific coast, 1895
crop 3a8; 1895 crop, 6a1lk.
Hides dull; Galveston, oOa25 lbs, IA; Bue-
dry. IaSO lbs, lOX@Ii; California, siass lbs,
l5Xa16.
Leather quiet: Hemlock sole Buenos Ayres
light to heavy weights, l9a20; acid, 20022.
Wool firm; domestic fleece, lSa22: pulled
l5a22.
Beef steady; family ssOOalO 90: extra mess
$70OaS. W; beef hams $l.0Op2l.50; packed $50
Q; city extra India mess sl3.50G14.00
Cut meats steady; picked bellies ba5H;
do. picked shoulders 5: do. hams sa9k.
Lard quiet; western steam 81 25a4 30: May
-; refined steady: continent si65: South
American $780, compound sa44
Pork dull: mess $S.75ay.5U; short clear
family $S.DtalU
Butter steady; western creamery 1907;
do. factory Skal3 blgins Il imitation
cry bali. Fir
Cheese quiet; large State 9X@l0G, lie.
fancy l0A0 a; part shine lac; full skins
2k05.
Eggs quiet State and Pennsylvania lea
l0k; western fresh 9(dl0k southern ShGsA.
Tallow dull; city S2 per package, 3k;
country packages free) 81, as to quality.
Petroleum steady; United closed ~ refined
New York S6,2r Philadelphia and baltimore
$500; do. in bulk $40.
Rosin steady; strained, common to good
sl.65.
Turpentine quiet at 2SX(G29
Rice steady: domestic, fair TO extra 4aG
Molasses steady; New Orleans, open kettle
good to choice, 23a29
Peanuts slow: fancy hand-picked 3%a3k;
other domestic 2Aa3
FreightS to Liverpool dull; cotton by
steam ll-52; grain by steam 2Ad.
Pig iron weak: southern $9.5Oal0.5O; north
ern $40 0)al2. 10; exchange
Copper dull; brokers' Sll00 exchange
Tin steady, straights sl3 25@las5, plates
quiet,
spelter, quiet; domestic 81 loa4.2O
Lead strong, brokers' So IN.
Cotton seed oil du /; prime crude
l5hal7; prime crude mills 17Gls;
off crude =, prime summer yellow "a
sssdes S prime w6 Ss1GS
Office Options, May SLAB, August $3.50.
December $50, January 20 spot, Rio,
No. 7, invoice N; No jobbing sx: mild
Sugar, raw firm; tair refining 2%; CEN
trifugal, 96-test, 5-l6 refined quiet; No. 8,
~; No; Z. Lie. No. 8, 3i5-i6; o., 9.
S Isls IS No: ~ a. NJ f. NS S% No. II ~,
standard A, 7-l6; confectioners' A, TIC, cut
loaf 3-l6, crushed - ID. powdered 10 Is:
graduated 9-l9, cubes 1916.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-05-09
CITY IN BRIEF.
warmer.

The banks of the city will be closed to
morrow, it being Memorial Day.
Seats will be reserved for Confederate
Veterans during Memorial exercises al
Metropolitan Hall.
Regular meeting of VIM. G. Hill Lodge
No. 21S, A. +. and A. Nj. tomorrow
(Monday) night at s O'Clock.
Wake Forest College will preach at the
Baptist Ia bernacle to-day at IL a. m, and
8 p. IN. Public cordially invited.
Bishop Joseph Blount Cheshire will
administer the rite of confirmation at 5:3C
this afternoon at st. Mary's School.
Mrs J. Il. Bachelor has gone to
Waynmanville, Georgia, on visit to her
daughter, Mrs. Loebe, of that city.
All Confederate Veterans who may be
in the city are invited to meet with L.
OBJ. Branch Camp of Confederate Vet
Grams at. one O'Clock at the Mayors Of
fee.
The contract has been given out for
putting tile floor in the office of the
State Treasurer, the old one being in
very bad condition. The new floor will
cost about $500.
Rev. DIR. Eugene Daniel has gone to
Chapel Hill to preach to-day in the First
Presbyterian church at that place. The
services in his church here this morning
will be conducted by DR.. Dinwiddie.
The Leazar Literary Society of the
North Carolina College of Agriculture
and Mechanic Arts will give its fifth an
nual contest by the undergraduate mem-
bers next Friday night at O'Clock.
A very important meeting Of the Y. w.
G. T. u, will be held at the headquar-
tiers Tuesday at p. m. Delegates to the
State convention, will be elected, and all
members are earnestly requested to be
present.
The hcadstones for the North Carolina
soldiers buried at Winchester are now
marked and ready to ship to Stonewall
cemetery. All old comrades who may be
in the city Memorial Day can call at
Cooper marble yard and inspect the
same as they are placed on exhibition.
Many may recognize the name Of old
friends. s.-t
Application has been made to the Gov
ernor for the Communication to life impris-
onment OF the death sentence of Peter
Cameron, convicted in Chatham county
last September of (rape) assault on an
other negro, Lulu Cole. Cameron was to
have been hung on November 26, 1896,
hut he took an appeal to the Supreme
Court, and this vacated the judgement
till the case should be decided. Since then
the appeal has been abandoned.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-05-09
Cotton Closed Steady at 4 to 6
Points Advance.
DEMAND FROM SPlNNERS
NEW ORLEANS WAS A STEADY
BUYER.
WHEAT GAINED ! ga CENTS
Corn and Oats Each improved ID
Cent, and Provis ions Started
Well but Wound Up With
Slight Loss.

developed decided strength to-day, at the
best point showing an advance Of 40S
points and closing steady at practically
the highest level of the session, the net
advance being 4@5 points. The improve
ment was based chiefly on the decided
strength of the statistical position, sup
plemented by continued vigorous demand
from exporters and American spinncrs.
foreign orders were also generally for
buying cotton. The conservative shorts
covered and the selling was in nearly all
cases for securing
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Jordan was put out on first while kerner
went to first and then home on base-hit
by Petty. English went out on bunt.
Harris began the Farmers half Of this
inning by tanning out. Watkins was CIV
Ma base ON balls, stole second, then third
re made a base-hit and went to sec
Ghile Watkins scored. Garvin went
odtvn first. Copeland brought in Moore,
then stole second, and Asbury went out on
first. This left the score Z to Z. and the
excitement was intense.
In the next half Guilford did nothing.
But the Farmers were just getting warm
ed up to the fun and they waded in Woot-
ten and Bryson went out on the first, but
Primer made a base-ht. Harris did the
same thing, sending Primer to second.
Watkins made three two-base-hits, bring
ing in Primer and sending Harris to
third. Moore made two base-hits and
brought Harris in Garvin went out on
first, leaving Moore on second.
The Quakers now took their last turn
with the stick, striking in one, two, three
order. The game now having been won
the Farmers did not play their last half
of the inning.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-05-09
GEN. ROSSER COMING.
He Will Exhibit Edison's Latest Inven-
ton, The Magiscope.

He Will Exhibit Edison's Latest Inven-
ton, The Magiscope.
Monday and Tuseday evenings, May
10th and 18th, for the benefit of l.. OBJ.
Branch Camp of Confederate Veterans,
Major General Thos. l.. Rosser, former
ly of the Cavalry of the Army of North
ern Virginia, will give entertainments
with Edson's latest and most wonderful
invention, the Magniscope, showing high
~ illuminated animated pictures, such
as cavalry charge, artillery going into
action, firing, ship sailing, men boxing,
tub racing, burning houses, &c.
During intermissions, war scenes will
be shown with stereopticon and explain
ed by General osser.
A quartette of trained talent will also
sing such popular songs as Home Sweet
Home" ''Suwannee River" &c, each
verse illustrated by a picture.
These entertainments have been highly
spoken of by the press as wonderful
highly entertaining and instructive. We
hope our people will turn out zen masse, y
as besides receiving full value for their
money, they will also aid worthy
cause, as the money will be devoted to the
aid of the sick and needy "Old COnfed-
crate Veterans" Popular prices will be
charged. Matinee for the children Tues
day afternoon. Reserved seats at w.
ii. Kings drug store, 35 cents.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-05-09
THE EPISCOPAL CONVENTION.
To Be Held in the Church OF Good Shep
herd Beginning Wednesday.

The annual convention of the Protest
ant Episcopal church in the Diocese of
North Carolina, will be held in the
Church Of the Good Shepherd in this
ity within the present week, beginning on
Wednesday.
The church in North Carolina is divid-
ed into three bishOprics, viz: The Diocese
of East Carolina, the Diocese Of North
Carolina and the Missionary Jurisdiction
of Asheville.
The Diocese Of North Carolina at pres
ent includes only the central portion of
the State, embracing Tarboro and Will
son on the east, and Winston, Green's
boro, Salisbury and Charlotte on the
west 1t was organized in 1917, and
included the entire State until 1888, when
the Diocese ofEast Carolina was formed,
and in 1896 the Missionary Jurisdiction
of Asheville was set off, AS now consti-
tuted, the Diocese has territory of
$3.50 square miles and population
SO4 ,252. The list of communicates num-
bers 4.075, according to last years re-
port. There were then 4S clergymen, be-
sides the Bishop, and 70 parishes and
missions.
Inc SeSSIonS ol tHc coIlFeHlloH VIII w
gin on Wednesday, the 18th inst.
Morning prayer will be said at O'Clock.
A business session will be held at 10
O'Clock. At IL o'clock there will be a
public service, consisting of a sermon
and the celebration of the holy commun-
on. This will be followed by the election
of officers and the Bishops annual adj
dress. ...
At $50 p. m, there will be public
service consisting of evening prayer and
sermon At this service the rite of
confirmation will be administered.
The public is cordially invited to at
tend the public services, and the services
of the convention as we'll
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-05-09
CHICAGO. May 8.
Opening. Closing

Casn quotations were as follows:
Flour firm. " heat, NO. spring l31a73A
No. spring TN: No. 2 red slsasa: Corn
No as9st ( s,..a Oats ATS White Mo; aoS
Rye, No. .. 334. Barley, No nominal
No. 8 O b 26k@321; No. 4. OBJ q. Flax
seed, No. /, 77X@79. Prime Timothy seed
81 80, Mess pork per bbl, $500. Lard
per loo lbs s4.024. Short rib sides lloose)
t4.o5ig4 50. Dry salted shoulders lboxed1 % a
kew, distillers finished goods per gallon u. ID.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, May S-Four dull; western
supertine &.7503.0O: do. extra $3.25a4 W; do.
family A.25Q1465; winter wheat patents "a .7Oa
40; spring do. A.2694.6O; spring wheat
Wheat strong; spot and May 7shg79%
July 754 bid; Southern wheat oy sample
Sass >,,,1oo -
Corn firm: spot and May 28%929; June
29a2gh: Ju 294 @2gh August steamer
mixed 267sa26h; southern white SZ' DO. vel
low 30h @3l o- NJ
Rye hrmer; No. 2. nearby 8sh; No.
Hay steady; No. choice Timothy sl4 5Oa
10 90.
NEW YORK.
NEW YORK, May 8,-Flour opened firm
cit, mills patents $5O50E.25: 40. clear
81. s5(d4.y5; Minnesota patents III 2oaf o Min
n ssota bakers 81 4Oas GO winter patents Siooa
A 81. do. straights $4.2 la4 30; do. winter ex
tras S33000S 70: winter low grades 10 bOs3 80
rive flour steady superfne s2.5VG1S.o9; fancy
Corn meal steady; yellow western 60; city
SO: Brandywine $lN.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-05-09
TO EUROPE THIS SUMMER.

Two charming SELECT tours to EU-
ROPE this summer. THE ITALIAN
PARTY" leaves New York July 9th; the
SWISS PARTY" leaves July 7th,
visiting the MOST NOTED SCENES
and CITIES of the WORLD. The
tickets include EVERY NECESSARY
EXPENSE of the trip, and an EX-
PERIENCED CONDUCTOR will &C
company each party under the manage
ment OF well known tourist firm Of
THOMAS, COOK & SON, London and
New York. EXPENSES VERY Low
everything FIRST-CLASS. Never a
BETTER OPPORTUNITY offered for
visiting EUROPE with so much COM
FORT and PLEASURE and so LIT
TIE EXPENSE. WRITE AT ONCE
for Illustrated itinerary and FULL
PARTICULARS as to MEMBER
SHIP in either party to EUGENE G..
HARRELL, RALEIGH, N. c., cores
pondent for THOMAS COOK & SON.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-05-09
RALEIGH COTTON MARKET.
NAVAL STORES.

WILMINGTON. N. c., Nav S-Sprits
turpentine steady at 25k; 107 casks.
nOslh steady; strained $50 good strained
81 70: receipts $50 barrels
Tar sready at $l.O5, receipts SO barrels.
Turpentine quiet; nara Sl.2U; SOIL $.70,
virgin $l.90, receipts barrels
SAVANNAH, Ga, May o.-Spirits turpen-
1881.
Rosin firm, sales 2,o75; receipts 1,zo4: a
B. Z. II 80; u. si.4U: \. Sl.46, $780, g, l.55;
WIDOW grass IL %; water white 1925.
CHARLESTON 3. c., May S-furpentine
firm at 25k.
hosin firm; sales 49,. A, B. C, sl.25 D. $3.50:
E, 1.30: +. 81 30. u, $l35, III, tl.bO. $l5j, X,
$lo5. N, ST. IS, n, $l.7o, window glass 81 90, wa
ter white $z.UO.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-05-09
CHILDREN SHOULD HAVE 1T.

Every child in North Carolina should
read Mrs. Spencers First Steps in North
Carolina History. DR.. Chas. ID. Mc1ver
says at is one of the best written and
most interesting books for children that
/ have ever read" lis history is on
the State list of public school books at
* cents; you can get 1T from G. g. Nc
Donald for so cents, postpaid. After get
ting it and reading it, your money will
be refunded-if you think you have not
had value received-and make you a
present Of the book besides. AS / only
have 100 copies of this first edition. as
it came from the author, you had better
order at once. Special prices made to
schools wanting ten or more copies.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-05-09
ATTENTION. VETERANS.

On account of change in the hour OF
Col. Benefits address on memorial day,
the members Of l.. OBJ. Branch Camp
u. G. V. SIS, are hereby ordered to as
semble at the Mayors office on Monday
at 1 O'Clock sharp. The appointment of
delegates to the Nashville reunion will
be announced. The roll of members will
be called and every member failing to an
swer to his name or is not accounted for
will be dropped. A full turnout is desired.
Those who have the uniform worn to
Richmond last year will please wear the
same, or the badge Of the camp. BY Or
der Of +. Il. HINES, C0m'dr.
J. G. BIRDSONG, Adjutant.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-05-09
BANK STATEMENT.
GRAIN AND PRODUCE.

Chicago, May s.-Wheat to-day not on
" recovered the cent decline Of yester-
day, but p cent besides. A strong Liver
pool market following yesterdays local
weakness and exceedingly unfavorable
crop reports created an almost unanimous
desire to buy and the market was strong
from the start. Corn and oats each i'm
proved "A cent. Provisions started well,
but wound up with slight loss.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-05-09
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

w. II. & r. S. Tucker & Co-May' S
econd Week of Surprise Sale.
S. & D. Berwanger.-It Hit Home.
A. b. Stronach-Kid Gloves, etc.
julius Lewis Hardware Company
Worcester Cycles.
S. c. Pool.-Shoe Bargains this Week.
Sherwood Higgs & Co.-The New Cycle
Department.
w. e. Jones-Specials for Monday.
Mrs. NJ J. Brady-The Fairview
House.
w. G. Paxton.-Mineral Hotel.
Liddell Company, of Charlotte, \. c.
ngines. Boilers, etc.