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The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1898-04-06

Return Your property for taxa
ton. Tax payers are urged to
return their property for taxa
ton, us thereby much confusion
and uncertainty in .hc assess
ment roll as to ownership of
property can be saved; and own
ers and agents are warned that
the valuations of property will
be fixed as heretofore unless
changed by owners return.
Blanks for making returns will
be furnished by the city assessor
upon application. Returns
must be made during the month
Of April. K. q. BLAKE,
Assessor of Taxes for the City OF
Ocala. 2w
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the city delinquent tax list, must
make the sale, so the publication
Of same was postponed until
May LIST. He also made report
on several appeal cases.
Ia the appeal case of S. Z.
Rowe, on motion Of Alderman
Carmichael, it was ordered that
suit be brought against his bonds
men, one Of whom is 1.-The life
member" from the fourth ward
Mr.. Carmichael.
In the case Of d. S. Williams.
who recently won 5000 verdict
against the city in the circuit
court for rock furnished in paw
ing Exposition street some five
years ago, it was moved by AL
derman Smith and adopted. after
City Attorney Alfred explained
the nature of the suit, and the
citys strong position ia it and
Albert Wright, as attorney for
Mr.. Williams, had his say, that
in case the appeal for new trial
IS overruled, the case be carried
to the state supreme court. So
far the suit has cost the city
about s.; to appeal it will cost
about SO.
Mr.. Alfred S recital of the in
cldents of the paving of EXPOSE
ton street, the moves Of the lead
ing actors, Messrs. H. l.. Ander-
son and Whiddon and all the sue
cesslve steps reaching the trial
of the case, was not quite as
thrilling as border warfare, but
had all the interest Of a highly
wrought romance in the life of a
dashin~ promoter.
Under the head of new buSl-
ness, Alderman Smith introduce
ed a resolution to change the
rules governing the city council.
In substance it is that the pre-
siding officer shall have the right
to vote on all questions and with
the other members share by his
vote in the legislation of the CITY
that five members shall consti-
tute a quorum. 1t was referred
to committee on rules.
\ resolution Of thanks was Of
fered by the special committee
who visited Jacksonville for
courtcsies shown them by said
city's officials. Adopted.
The resolution will be publish
ed in full tomorrow.
The special committee also
made their report about CStab-
fishing the new electric plant, a
full copy of which be published.
1t was also ordered to pave
North Magnolia street to the city
limits, which it was estimated
would cost 500. II was IL
o'clock when the council ad-
iourned.
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KANSAS CITY AND JACKSONVILLE
Through Car Line.
SLEEPING CAR SERVICE.

Nn< 8. and - Neyy York and Florida limited
E-~t.fy-l=. t--'-. q. New York. Jacksonville and
:: AEE---Iu..
Nos , and - "a; Nal. s.eepers between
New York sr1 jacksonville. and the Clcc.c-
nat. sleeper va A-h.v-..s.
Nos - and :. carry through s!eeperS between
Jacksonville and New York IL connection
with : ana : and s11 - with Pullman sleep
e-S le-wee- jacksonville and Tampa
No. = carries III Cincinnati and F-g--ca
Limited Win -ce Tampa. C.-c-1rs-. -.
LOUIS and Kansas C.-y sIsep@rs- These are
brought 20 jacksonville ~ No. 81
Nos md carr TIE JEckSorv--.e-Sew Or
leans sleeper.
TDai.y except sunday. 'Daily except satur-
day and sunday. This ITair does ro' TUE
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For Sale

Nv houec near railroad depot
i'll Be,levicw. Marion county,
Flor.,la. with ali furniture. tools,
etc. Lot !ynXl45 feet, about 100
large trees. orange. plums, etc.
best in town. will TAX" so. title
perfect. Also about 80 lots
beautifully located in the same
town. will take 500. This IS
giving the property away.
PETER EICHELS,
Station c, Cincinnati, Ohio.
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Sleeper to New Orleans.

The F. c. & P. railroad Is now
through sleeper from
Jacksonviile to New Orleans
leaving Jacksonville at 9:I5 a. m,
in New Orleans 40 a.
N. next day.
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Da2': T5,a-cy s.: AID G1lozs YER lie A"ag.
Il yoa =. at = sG3. tobacco using easily
and iolcvor h i,..s' -. e.. ~truL I.-..E.rStIG.
1ul. q asE- IFS al vixen, NE No-i g-BaC,
,n, won t,.,'-yvUrllyi, that makes weak men
strong. Many Cu;n ten pound -: ter days
Over 400, go cured. Bay No-To-b2. q ESUr
druggist, uider guarantee to cure sc or
500 + olle. and sample mailed free: Ad.
Sterling Remedy Co. Cnicago Or New ork.
r. \. Hall, the practical
painter, paper hanger, kalsominer
and s,azlor, will be glad 10 dc
your work. Low estimates made.
Address Box 200, city.
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PODuliSt Convention

Marion county populists were
called to order at Anthony at Il
o'clock, Saturday, April End, by
S. S. Savage, chairman. Mr..
Savage resigned as chairman and
E. G.. Smith Of Ocala was elected
Steps were taken towards reOr-
ganizing the party on the middle
of the road platform, and against
fusion. This of course makes
Tom Watson their favolitc.
Rousing speeches were made by
Hon. A. p. Basllin, Captain
Lyle, Mont Atkinson, and
others. The convention voted in
favor of the national convention
IN July, 1898. The initiative and
referendum was also brought be-
fore the convention.
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War News

1t is reported that a vessel has
been sent to Havana to take off
General Lee and other consular
officers as well as the American
citizens. It is further stated that
Consul General Lee fears that
when President McKinley's mes
sage is known it will cause a riot
IN Havana. 1t is now believed
that Spain will back down, be-
cause Pope Leo will take a hama
in the trouble. It is further re-
ported that two Of Plants larg-
est steamers have been purchased
by the government to be used in
transferring American ~ci+izenS
from the island, and our govern
ment has waived the quarantine
regulations for the reception of
our people. \ cable between
Key West and Tortugas. So
miles long, will be completed tC-
day. Captain Brossier Of Key
West has been ordered to keep
his company in readiness. Pres
ident Mckinley's message is not
for Cuban independence but for
belligerent rights if the insur-
gents are not treated properly.
1t has already divided the repub-
hcans on the war question.
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I-crc ! 10 disease more uncertain in its
atl,.'s ti.Gn Dyspepsia. Physicians say that
he symptoms OF 70 tyro cases agree. 1t is
-horct.'a most dit.:rrllt To make 4 correct
'i2-n"~.>. No matter how severe, or under
that dI>-En dy~pcp ~ia attacks YOU, Browns
iron EittrrS will cure it. Invaluable in all
diseases # the stomach, blood and nerves.
Browns Iron Bi'tcrs is sold bysSM dealers.
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COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS
4 Long Session in Which Much Bu>i-
ness of Vital Interest to the City
Was Disposed OF

moment. to listen to the excel
lent music, it was fully 5 o'clock,
and when he called the council TO
order, those present We're, Smith,
| Davis, Fuller, Carmichael and
/ Livingston, ard after the minutes
were read Edwards came
in. The absent ones We're,
Waterman and Poser.
! Will Hooker, Esq, appeared
and spoke for the paving of
! Ocklawaha avenue from +. a.
leagues residence to the city
limits. Theproperty owners he had
seen were willing to contribute
their share of the expense.
There was considerably front
age owned by non residents, who
| if they would not contribute
voluntarily, the law would compel
them to pay. 1t was moved by
| Alderman Smith that if the
work would not cost over 500, to
have it done.
City Attorney Alfred confirm
ed the opinion expressed by Mr..
Hooker, that if the property
owners would not make a volun-
tary contribution to pave the
street, by law q lien could be
made on the property for the
sumo
Thomas Palfrecman asked a
rebate of p per cent. on his
market rent. Referred.
r.. l.. Anderson, for committee,
asked for the sprinkllng of the
streets, as the dust on windy
days this dry weather, was doing
great damage to the goods of
merchants. Referred to street
committee. Water costs the city
% cents a thousand gallons, city
sprinkler holds 800 gallons. Last
year the expense Of sprinkling
was about $3.50.
An ordinance was introduced
/ by Alderman Carmichael to reg
ulate animals running at large
ana for the pounding of same.
| 1t proposed to make the fire
limits the COW limits. Referred
j. to judiciary committee.
The following bills were then
audited and ordered paid: City
monthly pay roll $44, so; Ocala
Water company $lo23. -: Mar
shall Williams, feeding prisoners
and pounding cattle, etc, $500:
DR.. liars bill of s. for visit to
city prisoner, was turned down:
j. l.. Smoak, blacllsmithing for
city, $11.3O, also work for street
department, S2l.25: County Tax
Collector Thagard, commission
on Ocala S portion Of road fund,
So IS, at two per cent, Sl.G9,
This money will hereafter be
turned over monthly.
Expense Of special committee
that went to Jacksonville TO il.
vestigate the electric light plant
of that place ana get points fol
our proposed new electric plant.
$50: W. VI. LumpNin, cleaning
city hall, S2.,5: OcaIa Lime com.
pany, $50; 4. b. Masters, feed
for city horses, $43 .5oH. Brown
& Brother, for feed SPOIL: eX,
cess of money over tine of pound
ed cattle sold, $40, was ordered
paid: Evening Star, publishing
ordinances, $ll4 40: H. B. Mas
tiers, shoes for fire horses, -. Sc
Witness fees to Don McIver il
ID. S. William suit, 81: Don Nc
Iver's bill for digging graves
was not allowed, because he die
not present bill to proper com
mittee and have them Q. X. it
Chas. T. Ball, assistant EN-
FOUNDER, Is days, $3.50, and his
services were so satisfactory ht
was continued for another month
at So.
The sanitary Inspector report
ed the health Of he city good
! City collector reported tx col
lected OH I~"G assessment $I"un
CITY marsha.. ; repnEt: NJ. ~. :
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stock of So, 900, Of which Miss
Jeanette Alfred is a member.
This talented lady was, several
years ago, one of Ocala's capab e
school teachers and is now prin-
cipal Of one Of Jacksonville's
schools.
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st. LOUIS. LOUISVILLE. JACKSONVILLE.
THROUGH SLEEPER.

Monday. SUNDAY and Monday only.
Connections a. Tampa for ST Petersburg,
Naustee River and Key West and Havana
steamers steamer -MznA-ee" for al potts
on Naustes river. ~ >tarks for Lacrosse a;
Waldo steamer fO- Nelrose. Connects a. TElIA-
aaS-ee tlr -. Ma-ks. Csrrab=lle and ApAlscht-
cola. Connects a. River Junction for ChAtts-
hpochee River steamers. Connects AZ OcAlA
FOR EOmOsassE. Connects a. FeTnandinA for
Cumberland Route steamer 70 the Islands and
Brunswick
Al baggage will Be checked from he Union
Depot. Tickets Kill still - sold e. the city
-.cE@- Office. ~ Hogan street ss vel = a. the
Union Depot ticket Cftce.
z ". CAMPEEL-. Passenger Agent
J. z MARSHALL. T-eks- Agent, - West Bay
street, corner Hogan. Jacksonville, Fla.
wALTKR q. CoLENAS, General Travelling Ags
A. o. kACDoSELL. General Passenger Agent.
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+. {. l. Z. Special Rates

Gainesville.-On account of the
Florida Sunday School Associa-
ton, tickets will be sold April 9,
10 and II at one and one-fourth
fare, limited to April II, 1S9S.
ChipleAF Fla On account Grand
Lodge GAd T~rlars, tickets
will be sold>l ) and at one
1 Apri 11 s/ ~ fare Unite" to
JacKsonvillc--On account Con-
gre~ational Association, tickets
will be sold April i and 10,
limited TO April ?? at one and
One-fourth fare round trip.
W II. HOPKINS. w. w. CONDOR.
Travelling Pass. : =. Ticket Agent.
JOHN DOZIER. Agent.
OcaIa, Florida.
o. NACpONELI.. Gen. Pass. Agent.
Jacksonville. Florida.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1898-04-06
A TEXAS WONDER
Halls Great Discovery

One small bottle of Halls
Great Discovery cures all kidney
and bladder troubles, removes
gravel, cures diabetes, seminal
emissions, weak 9sd lame backs,
rheumatism anIall irregularities
of the kidneys AID bladder in
both men AND womS. Regulates
bladder trouble in children. If
not sold byyour druggist Will be
sent by mail on receipt of 81.
One small bottle Is two\months'
treatme4, and will cSe any
case abOF mentioned. \
E. w. HALA
Sole MI nufacturer, p. 0. Fox
21S, Waco, Texas.
Sold fly the Anti-Monopfly
drug std Re, Ocala, Fla.
| READ THIS
Gonzales, Texas, July THIS
is to certify that l have us3d
Halls GrAat Discovery for kt-
ney and IN dder troubles, an9 l
am satisfied that l have fen
very greatlyA benefited by 4. l
can fully rccoAnend it to others
similarly atfIictA
JAS. F. MILLER,
Banker and Ex-CongrcSsman.
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CINCINNATI AND JACKSONVILLE
Macon Atlanta. Chattanooga. Cincinnati.
Chicago. Toledo. Detroit, Cleveland. Louisville
and -. Louis.
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Catarrn,

which very often comes from q
chronic affection of the circula-
ton, is q constant Offense to
ones self ard all his friends.
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Salt Rheumz

q torment to the flesh, dis
fgurement to the body, and a
drain on the system, also due
to Initiated blood.
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Pullman Sleeper between Jacksonville, Gin
C.urati and Chicago
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atiSms
Hoods SarsaparilIa

Is sold by all druggists. 81: six for s.. Pre-
pared only by {. /. Hood X Co. Lowell. Mass.
Hoods pills are the best after-dinner
AANOSa - itE0 pills, aid digestion. sc.
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most offensive and uncomfort-
able affection OF the skin, also
due to impure blood.
The news & observer., 1898-05-21

count during the morning, but this was
offset by some outside buying through
commission houses.
The money market continued very easy
in all departments foreshoWing another
strong return by the banks tomorrow.
There was very little movement or ac-
tiyity in the bond market. Total sales
81, 3D., 900.
United States old As, registered, de-
clined u in the bid price. The last sale
to-day Of the new As, coupon at 122ls
showed a decline Of Is from the sale on
the last preceding day.
The total sales Of stocks were 2S3,-
800 shares, including Atchison, pre-
ferred 5,6G1; Canada Pacific. 400 Louis
vile and Nashville 6,130; Manhattan,
Is. .124: Metropolitan Street Railway
6.322; Rock Island, 17,514; st. Paul,
81, 159; American Tobacco, $3.50: nica-
go Great Western 500; Peoples Gas
14,745; Sugar. 22,1JO; United States
Leather. 1855; United States Leather
preferred, 17,445; Western Union, $3.50
The news & observer., 1898-05-21
STOCKs AND RONDS.

New York, May 20.-The indispostion
of stock prices to move widely pending
decisive naval engagement IN the
West Indian waters, became even more
pronounced to-day than during the. early
part Of the week To-day the professions
al traders We're apparently unwilling to
wait over night for turn in the market.
In the last hour they sold the stocks they
had bought i'm the morning, the process
involving the wiping out of all the earl
ier gains. except for Il small number
of stocks which showed special elements
of strength. The supply of stocks was
small and prices moved up quite easily
on the buying movement, but the demand
was equally small and the sales of hold
ings involved the return Of the price
level almost exactly to last night level
There was selling for London ac
The news & observer., 1898-05-21

'6 u; refined cas- er continent $AS5; South
american s8.7i; compound 4S44
Dnrk firm: mess ali,T T'at22i; short GleaI
sl2 s al4.6O: family &l3 5tal4CU.
II 1fteT Il nl; western creamery 13k6l6 SO
factory li(a}i2R: ElRiuE 10; imitA tiou creamery
l9sl4. state dRiry l2al44: "a. "resmeEV 13alb
Cheeee q let large white IN.
RUpg steady; State ann PeansyivRuia lUAa
II. Western fresh I0H; southern 9al0.
Potatoes steady New YorE s2.l6as,C0 ne"
s3hCat 3d. ao ., A.
country "a a4a, rvog
York S6.I5; Philadelphia and Baltimore 81 10
10, in bulk s3.N. zoA
t1.42kal.tt,
Rlce hrm: domestic, fsiT 10 extra 5S@
Iolassee steady: New OFleaus open Aettl'
good TO choice. 2SRb'.
cabbage steady; Southern gOahlO0
Cotton seed oI firm; prime gruds %OAa-
DO Velluv 25Ha q; putreT 90 27hs9SH ~
Coffee 20 ptIOns, May $58l: June 10 ~
s Dot. ttio dun; NO. invoice 5ai JOB 2lng 40
.nilC. quiet; DCTdnoa ~ aIoH.
eusAr, raw strong; talr 'ern'uO IN et'
trifugaL g6~test / 4, refined firm gra uIa'eu
T.
The news & observer., 1898-05-21
Allen & Cram
Machine Co.,
RALEIGH, N. G.
VALUABLE CITY PROPERTY FOR
SALE.

BY virtue of authority conferred upon
me in a certain deed of trust executed
by Robert E. Eo4Aam and wife, and re-
corded in book No. 1874, at page 407 in
Register of Deeds office Of Wake
county, N. c., l will on Saturday, the
21st day Of May, A. d. 1898, expose for
sale and sell to the highest bidder, for
cash, at IL o'clock m, at the court
house door in the city of Raleigh, that
valuable lot of land lying and situate on
the south side Of East Martin street be-
tween Blount and Person streets in the
city of Raleigh, adjoining the lots Of
Mrs. Mollie HI. Baker, d. O. Mangum
and others, being the lot whereon the
said Parham and wife now reside, anu
formerly known as the "James NJ Har-
ris place." Said lot fronts 113 feet, more
or less, on Martin street, and runs back
south, in depth, 210 feet, more or less.
This April 10Th, 1898.
ERNEST p. MAYNARD,
apr1S-30days. Trustee
The news & observer., 1898-05-21
NAyAL sTORRn.

WLMrNGToN ~ q Nav 20 Spirits turpt
tine tcady at a26k; receipts 30 casks
<0El du / y vitIea Abl.uO; good sCralh'
$l.0; receipts IS barrels
crude turpentine s eAdy hard tl.gb, Sl.eV anu
Sl.9U FRc ceipte - Barrels.
Tar steady at sii0; receipts so blrrels
CHARLESTON, N, o., May 20-Turpeutioe
drm at rs
RoRin quiet.
SAVANNAH, t}a May 9O. Spirits turpentino
flrm at 81; sales 20 caass. receipts I4.o
casks
Rosin firm; sales ,l91; receii ts 1913. a. =,
o, so; d, Il sII0; f, sl.2C; as SL25, y, Si.4J
/, ,8I45: 4, sl4;: =. sl.40 N, sl.65; window
x ass Si.7U: water white Sl.sO
The news & observer., 1898-05-21
RALRIGH GOTT0r
RAIrInH. q. q. Mar
NEW YORK MONEY.

NEW YoRK. May 20 money on 0a'
ltfady at lAa3k per cent; last loan IN pei
cent, closing at per cent. frlm'
mercantile paper ~ a6 per cent. Steriin.
exchange firm. with actual business u
bankers bins ut 4 86k a488H for lie mend, snC
at 4.831at.83A for sixty DAYS. Posted rate
a.e4 and 4.S7. Commercial bills 4. .82ai BIN. sii-
yer csT tiucates 67AaS Bar silver ok. Mex
ican dollars ASK 0ovarnment bonds easier
State bonds dull. Railroad bonds Arm
The news & observer., 1898-05-21
l.uOAL RruOK MARKRT
GRAIN AND PRODUCE.

Chicago, May 20.-The bullish tone Of
the news from France and Letters buy
ing Of September wheat advanced july
1K and September Nc. to-day. Corn and
oats followed wheat July corn closing
8s cent higher and July oats zip A cent.
Provisions closed 10 cent higher for
pork, jn71a cents lower for lard and 71a
cent decline in ribs.
The news & observer., 1898-05-21
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. Nav s0-Floul bu ct; City
mill patants nominal S1.sfa7t0 M.nnesots
Dgfepta 90aT 25 MINNESOTA Uakers 4.2taiR5;
gIntor patents si.s6asb,25; do. atraight "a sra
10. winter extras R3.65a4.l0; winter low
grades S2. .90a30a
aye aour quiet, s3 66at 81 mostly 93.7jail0.
corn meal dull: yellow WESTERN 49, ony
II: Brt iywine ~ 05as 10
RveV eak -. we JGeru 6Ba6T.
Harley Itactfge Western feeding 81; barley
9aIt nomina s..satern 6Sa D
VI eat, au0t firm; no. red l5tk soptlons
Nay G o ed g1,5ih July closes Stl1
Ea-~, spot. firm NJ al& optlons' May
c osed 30; July cosed i0A
'',c-. spoG, quiet. No. z, 34H options, May
closed MK.
Kay quiet shipping ga3o; good 10 choice
| 65a80
Beef firm; family sl2 61a1300: extra mesi
| l06all,t0; % ef hams az W2@0l' packet ll.t't q
| 1860: city extra lneia mess 3ls 03alS w.
Cut meats steady: picked Delliea 6ka1A
/ tn. picked shoulders ~ 50; do. hams y Ue
Lard easy; western steamed $500 May
The news & observer., 1898-05-21
CHICAGO, May 20.
Opening Closing


ftdU NuJtHbIUUb W6tH A8 IUIIUWHs
-Four duh. Wheat, No. sDring sfl8;
w. 9, G6x. Oats. ~. 3d. No. 2 white 31a q
70; No. white 3la32H. Rye, No. 2, ca. Bar.
ey, SO. 2, 4gai8 NO. 3, ......: No, 4, ...,..;
efag aoad No. ], 1888 krime Timothy seed
~ 80a9.f .f0 Mess pork, per Dbl, Si2 Ifai2. Is
l.ard per Id0 los f6 4Ia6.42K. Short rib sides
& IS S6.C0a&45 DIy-salteo shoulders Qnoxed'
asa Short clear eisea tbo xed) S660a6 50
Whiskey, diatillers' 6nigbedgoods. Per ga
The news & observer., 1898-05-21
BALTIMORM.

E4ETIMoKE, Va May 30. Flour trm
eastern sdpeffine S37jai.C0: do. extra a. "
i.g5 do family 81. .Sjgga 81, wtnterWheaC patehl
6 50ag IS spring DO. s6.7507 %; spring whe'
5tratghta f6 h106 10.
WhaaC flIm spOt an Nav &aiHs = Juu5
,30al3lk .uly lt9k sHtd steamer NO. r
tssk. Southerr wheAt b. sRnpie htaS1; oO
on grade / 0 al3t%.
Corn st4adg. spot and May s0aA0% june
3aAas0. in bCa OK sLean ef mtXed / t5FS
Southern ~hite corn 4lail4: 81 yellow a.
tlgta q let NO. witt, western tSE; NO
mi Ked A3AagX. 20
Rye duh: - ? near-hV "A No western 70
Hay steady; choice TtmoLny al8.U.
The news & observer., 1898-05-21

1t is a great leap from the old fash
ioned doses OF blue-mass and nauseous
physics to the pleasant little pills known
as DeWitt's Little Early Risers. They
cure constipation, sick headache and bill
iousness. Heartt 81 Heartt.
The news & observer., 1898-05-21
NEW ORLEANS Ia. May co. Cotton futur
.faadu. q aIae 10 :0l ba as
LIHER MARKETS

Galveston. firm, s 3-ls. I03 bales
Norfolk. firm, bK. -- bales.
Baltimore, nominal, 6k ...... OaleR.
Pnatnn, cull, 9 T. g -. bal4 g.
Wilmington, Arm, g. -. baes.
Pniiadelp ala. quie', J. 10. lib halcs
Savannah, quiet Sn5 steady. tA, 385 bales
New Orleans, quiet, BIZ, 96l bales.
Mobile, irm 8 - rs. 81 pales.
Memphis, qui 1t, 6X, l45 haleR
Augusta, steady, b Ia S63 bales.
Charleston, steady, 5X, 30 bales.
Cincinnati, quiet, O. 9iJ bales.
Louisville, 4uiet 6 - bales
st. Louis, steaoy, 6K. leS bales.
Houstnp. steady o-l6 l79 tales
New York, oull, g Z IT, lk5 bates.
The news & observer., 1898-05-21
EXECUToR,s NoTICE.

On Saturday, the 2Sth day of May,
1898, we will sell at the court house door
in Raleigh, n. c.. one hundred and ten
shares of the capital stock of the Cara
leigh Mills corporation, said shares are
part of the assets Of the late w. &. Up
church, and are sold by the undersigned
executors in order to settle the estate of
their testator. Terms, cash. Hour of
sale II m. Sale will be in lots OF or
more shares.
CHARLES II. BELVIN.
HARVEY G. UPCHURCH,
DELMER ID. UPCHURCH,
Executors of w. G. Upchurch.
The news & observer., 1898-05-21
Easter Lilies.

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plants. Geraniums, Callas, Heliotropes,
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Tomato plants, once transplanted, in
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NOT grown Egg Plants. Celery at proper
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