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PLATONIC PHILOSOPHY.
Jiolieve in Platonics? Why, no; not
exactly:
Yon sec, it's right hard to define
Betwee* the strong real, and purely
ideal,
A •l*ar yet intangible line.
The theory’s pretty; and very conven
ient!
But, where distinctions are so very
“thin,”
It's sometimes quite vexing, as well as
perplexing
To settle just which it has been.
You swore in Platonics, and meant to
be honest,
It silenced all scruples the same.
Some day you discover the “friend is
a lover!
The difference lies just in the name!
It is fatally baited for those who are
mated
With not over-dear husbands or
wives.
For Ivefore it is over, this love under
cover
Makes shipwreck of one or more
lives.
It is best to eschew what you'll cer
tainly rue;
If you make love, why c;\ 11 it love
making,
To play with edged tools is tire pastime
of fools
And ends always in tears or heart
breaking.
REBECCA CAMERON,
llillsljpro, X. C.
“ TENDER AND TRUE.'*
Tender and true! Tender and true!
Ah. Love, the sweet refrain,
Is set to music and my heart
Repeats it o'er and o’er again.
Repeats it o'er and o’er again,
With heart beats counting out the
time;
And every hope and thought and wish
Finds echo in its silvery chime.
Tender anr true, tender and true,
() Heart of sterling gold!
There is no richer gift in lift*
Than w hat those two words hold.
Only be true and tender
And I'll yield without one fear,
My heart into your keeping,
M\ future to vour cure.
REBECCA CA MELON.
Hillsboro, N. ('.
A LOVE SONG TO MARY.
No rose without its thorn. Mary,
But still by love we’re led;
And so, 1 hoe the corn, Mary.
And you- you bake the bread.
And sweeter bread in all this land
There could never be
Than that that's dimpled by the hand
That gave your heart to me
No rose without its thorn, Marv,
But love’s a blessed lot;
And so, 1 hoe the corn. Mary,
And you —you keep the cot.
And sweeter cot in all this land
There could not ever be
Than that where Mary’s w illing hand
Has trained the vines for me.
Xo rose without its thorn, Mary,
But love’s a merry morn!
And you shall wear the rose, Mary.
And love will hide the thorn.
Aud sweeter love in all this land
There could not ever be
Than nay heart's love for Mary
And Mary's love for me!
- FRANK L. STANTON.
NOT A FLIRTATION.
Sihe put her little hand in mine
Some might have thought her bold
And yet there was no romance, for
She’s hardly two years old.
—Lou isvil le Jo 11 rna I.
BOTH HAVE ART.
The baker and the actor
Have art within their souls;
They both remain a factor
In just creating rolls.
—Philadelphia Record.
WISHED TO DO THEM JUSTICE.
Jackson —I must learn to swear in
French.
Currie—Why?
Jackson—All wife’s millinery bills ,
come home in French.- Puck.
A RARE-FACED BUNKO.
Uncle Abner- Wal, 1 sw an, I thought
Bazoo was runnin’ doavvn. Remind ,
me, Mariar, to step into Editor Jones’
and ditscontinner it to-morrow.
Mariar —What’s the matter, father?
Uncle Abner —Why, the lunkhead ,
himself owns up that it’s entered at
the postofliee as second-class matter.
To Date.
WHAT HAPPENED TO FIDO.
“Poor little Fiilo, he’s so dreadfully
hurt that he can’t eat.
“Why, wiijit is the matter7”
“Don’t you know, tin* poor little, un
suspecting fellow bit a wooden-legged
man yesterday and broke off five
teeth!” Chicago Record. *
LODGE'S IMMIGRATION BILL.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 13. Some mis- ,
apprehension exists as to the exact sea- ‘
tares of the bill introduced-by Senator
I<odge for restricting immigration. *
The bill provides for keeping out such
immigrants as cannot read and write
in some language, while the'impression
has obtained that it means that immi
grants who cannot read and write the
English language are to la- prohibited.
\ WELL-KNOWN JOCKEY DEAD. ,
NEW YORK. Dee. 13. John A. Gold- ,
smith, the well-known driver and
handler <>'f trotting horses, died to-day ,
in the Presbyterian hospital. He hail
gone to the hospital to have what Ju
thought a trivial operation performed.
He never rallied.
A NEGRO MURDERER HANGED.
FAY ETTHN I RLE, W. Va.i Dee, 13.
Jim Nichols, colored, was hanged to
day for the murder of Henry Carr dur
ing a game of craps at Eagle, W. Va.,
August 31. He confessed to the mur
der., He was captured at Charleston,
and came near being lynched when
taken to the Montgomery county jail.
Tee Him ov rv Saved His Life.
Mr G Uaillnuette, Drugg’st, Beat ws
ville, Pi , s vs: “To I>r. King’s New
Discover\ I ove my life. Was toner,
with I.a Grime and tried ail the physi
ciara lor miles about, but of no avail,
and ?.»■ a ' V up ami told I could no»
live. Ha' ing Dr. K ng’s New Discovery
in m\ store 1 si nt for a bottle, and be
. gan its t: ea i fr.m the first dose be
* gan to-get \ r terJ and after using three
bo;,As as • p and about again, ft > j
tforth its vt* cbt ;n gold. We won’t
keep store or house without it.” Get a !
free trial at J bn V. MaoKae’s.
RE<, 1 M ENTA L RE ETCH ES.
! By request, we print below the fol
lowing list of the sketches so far re
ceived, with names of historians and
papers in which published:
First, regiment, Col. H, Brown, News
and Observer.
Third regiment. Col. IV. J.. Doßossot,
Wilmington Messenger.
Fifth regiment, Maj. James ( . MaeKae,
Wilmington Messenger.
Sixth regiment, Capt. Neill M. Ray. in
> pamphlet.
Seventh regiment, Maj. J. G. Harris,
Charlotte Observer.
Ninth, regiment, First elivalry. Gen.
i Rufus Barringer, Charlotte Obser
ver.
Eleventh regiment, Col. IV. J. Martin,
Charlotte Observer.
Sixteenth regiment, Lieut. B. IT. Cathy,
{ harlott.e Observer.
Seventeenth regiment. Lieut. Wilson
G. Lamb, News and Observer.
Eighteenth regiment, Lieut. Titos. 11.
Sutton, Fayetteville Observer.
Twentieth regiment. Gen. Thomas P.
Toon, Wilmington Star.
'Twenty-second regiment, Maj. Graham'
Daves, Charlotte Observer.
Twenty-third regiment, Lieut. I!. C. I
Wall, Rockingham Rocket.
Twenty-sixth regiment. Asst, Surg.
George U. Underwood, Charlotte Ob
server.
Twenty-seventh regiment. Capt. James
A. Graham. Rand We Rove.
'Twenty-eighth regiment, Gen. Jas. 11.
Lane, Charlotte Observer-.
’Thirtieth regiment, Col. F. M. Parker,
Wilmington Messenger.
Thirty-fourth regiment, Capt. !’. D.
Rattimer. Charlotte Observer.
'Thirty-sixth regiment, Second artil
lery, Col. William Ramb, Wilmington
Messenger.
Thirty-eight it regiment, Lieut. Col.
Geo. IV. Flowers, Charlotte Observer.*
Fortieth regiment, Lieut. T. C. Davis,
News and Observer.
Forty-first, regiment. Third cavalry,
Sergt. J. B. Hill, News and Observer.
Foity-third regiment. Col. Thomas S.
Kenan, in pamphlet.
Fortv-sixth regiment. Lieut. J. M.j
Waddill, Wilmington Messenger.
Forty-eighth regiment, Capt. W. 11. IT. j
Raw horn, Charlotte Observer.
Forty-ninth regiment. Lieut, Thos. R.!
Roulhae, Charlotte Observer.
Fiftv-tirst regiment, Lieut. A. A. Mo-
Kethan, Jr., Fayetteville Observer.
Fifty-second regiment. Adjt. J. H. Rob
inson, Charlotte Observer.
Fifty-third regiment.. Col. J. T. More
head, Charlotte Observer.
Fifty-fourth regiment, Capt, J. Mar
shall Williams, News and Observer. .
Fifty-fifth regiment, Adjt. 0. M. Cooke,
News anr Observer.
Fifty-sixth regiment. Capt, Robert I>.
Graham, not yet published.
Fifty-eighth regiment, Lieut. Col.!
Isaac JI. Bailey. Morgan ton Herald.
Sixtieth regiment, Capt. T. IV. Patton,
( harlotte Observer.
Sixty-third regiment, Lieut. Col. John
M. Galloway, News and Observer.
Sixty-fifth regiment, Capt. M. V.Moore,
Asheville Citizen.
Seventy-third regiment, First senior
reserves, Lieut. Col. W. A. Albright,
I,and We Love.
First battalion, Maj. R. W. W harton,
Charlotte Observer.
Eighth -a Gallon, Capt. Woodbury
Wheeler, University Magazine.
Adjutant General’s Department, Maj.
A. Gordon, News and Observer.
Chaplain Services, Rev. A. D. Betts,
Newbern Journal.
'The other sketches are not yet in
hand, but are being prepared as fol
lows;
“Bethel” regiment, Maj. E. J. Hale.
Second regiment, Capt, Matt. Manly.
Fourtn regiment, Col. K. A. Osborne.
Eighth regiment, ( apt. T. J. Jarvis.
Tenth regiment. First artillery, Col.
W. J. Saunders and Capt. J. W. Saun
ders
Twefth regiment, Lieut, Walter A. j
Montgomery.
Thirteenth regiment, Lieut. Col. E. P>. j
Withers.
Fourteenth regiment. Col. R. T. Ben
nett.
Fifteenth regiment, Capt. H. C. Kear
ney.
Nineteenth regiment, Second cavalry,
Maj. IV. A. Graham.
Twenty-first regiment, (Jen. W. IV.
Kirkland.
Twenty-fourth regiment, Capt. E. A. j
Thorne.
Twenty-fifth regiment, Capt. G. S. Fer-J
guson.
Twenty-ninth regiment, Gen. TL B. j
Vance.
'Thirty-first regiment, Adjt. E. K.
Thirty-second regiment, Lieut. Henry
A. London.
Thirty- third regiment, Maj. J. A. Wes
ton.
Thirty-fifth regiment, Capt. W . H, S.
Burgwyn.
Thirty-seventh regiment, Lieut. J. B.
Pool.
Thirty-ninth regiment, Adjt. Theo, F.
Davidson.
Forty-second regiment, Col. J. E.
Brow n.
Forty-fourth regiment. Maj. C. M.
Stedman.
Forty-fifth regiment, Sergt. C. R. Wat
son.
Forty-seventh regiment, Capt. J. If.
Thorpe.
Fiftieth regiment, Capt. J. C. Filing- j |
ton.
Fifty-seventh regiment, Col. H. C.'j
Jones.
Fifty-ninth regiment. Fourth cavalry,
Capt. R. B. Gaddy.
Sixty-first regiment, £apt. N. A. Ram
sa>.
Sixty-second regiment, Col. G. M. ( lay
ton.
Sixty-fourth regiment, Capt. M. E.
Carter, deceased, his place not yet
filled.
Sixty-sixth regiment, Ad jt. Geo. M. !
Rose.
Sixty-seventh regiment. Col. R. W.
Wljarton.
Sixty-eighth regiment, ( apt. John R. j
Webster
Sixty-ninth regiment, Thomas’ Legion,
Maj. IV. IV. Stringfield.
Seventieth regiment, First Junior Re
serves, Lieut. Col. ( has. IV. Broad
foot.
Seventy-first regiment, Second Junior j
Reserves, Adjt. R. M. Furman.
Seventy-second regiment. 'Third Jun-j
ior Reserves, Lieut. Col. IV. Foster j
French. 1
Seventy-fourth regiment, Second Sen- i
ior Reserves, none to be found.
Seventy-fifth regiment, Lieut. VV. F.
Barker.
First artillery battalion. Lieut. T. A.
McNeill.
Second battalion, Lieut. Col. VV. J.
<been.
Fifth battalion, Lieut. Thos. C. Fuller.
Sixth battalion, Lieut. M. P. Taylor.
Tenth bat/talon, Lieut. C. S. Powell.
Medical Staff, Sue. Gen. P. E. Hines.
Engineer corps, » apt. C. B. Denson.
Conscript bureau, Lieut. B. Cowper.
Quartermaster’s department, Maj. A.
Gordon.
Commissary department.--
'1 lie steamer Advance, Capt. Jas. Mo - j
Glenn.
Blockade running, James Sprunt.
HOOD’S PILLS cur© Liver 111*,
BiUousmss, Indigestion, Headache.
\ pleasant laxative. All Druggists.
AH the work! over
POND’S EXTRACT
/ponds Extract] \
t. /p£ - A \is know:: as a, great family
Nc CcL tL (Nr. H aud reliever of aches
I < > 3k j and pains. It is cleansing,
t/A ‘y- j healing, and antiseptic. Haw,
vk \ f \ -3 ./ abraded , bruised, and inflamed
Jw* surfaces heal with marvelous
Jr rapidity if POND'S EXTRACT
• be applied , Invaluable for
PILES, CATARRH, COLDS. SORE THROAT,
WOUNDS, BRUISES, RHEUMATISM, ana
ail INFLAMMATIONS and PAIN, su^mutes.
Genuine made only by POND'S EXTRACT CO., 7S Fifth Avenue, New Yck.
FOR — l *—
- -
Brain Fatigue and Exhaustion
y-s-i BROM O-SELTZER.
No Better Bracsr—trial size, io cents
For Sale by all Druggist?.
DO YOU WANT A BARGAIN?
IF SO, GO TO
DARNELL & THOMAS,
The reliable, most popular and largest music dealers in Middk North Carolina, who are
prepared to give greater inducements than ever to purchasers of Pianos and organs,
we have the b* st instruments made 1 and will -ell them at the very lowest pi ices and on
the very lowest terms. 1 )on't he hood winked by old fogy’dealer.s and atren t s who know
nothing what* ver about the quality "■ f a piano or organ, consequently tlies ■lumot s< lect
for you. Having two f tores, and buying goods in large quantities, we car sell v< u a
- as some of our would-lvo competitors can Imv, and by the time they add theii
profits to the instrument, it costs you double whatwe ian (II you the same kind tor.
We can give our l.tt'O references in North Carolina of persons now using our instru
mexits; and during the past year we he ve sold to the very best and 1< ading musician- and
business men in this city. How can we do otherwise, wue-u we sell sueli pianos as the
Kranich & Bach, Bahr Bros, Kimball,
Braumuller, £dam Schaaf, Everest and Harvard,
AND THE
Celebrated Estey, Farrance & Votey,
Newman Bro ( \, and Kimball Organs?
We defy competition, ahd would be glad to contest our instruments with any made, at
any time and at any place. Before purchasing, call and see our immedse stock and get
terms and prices, or wiite for illustrated catalogue.
Darnell & Thomas,
RALEIGH, N. C.
TAKI
FOR HEADACHE.
SOLITAIRE
DIAMONDS.
From $lO to S2OO.
0
Loose Diamonds set in Any Style Desired. The FIERY OPAL, the Oiio'.tal Gem
of Matchless beauty.
AT
Edward Fasnach’s.
Sterling’Silver 925-1000, Fine. Over 200 Pieces.
Spoons, Forks and Knives.
Expert Diamond Setter and Engraver in Our Employ.“Sa
ED. FASNACH,
BftlflGH K.C.
1875 1894
E. F. WYATT & SON.
and Her «** MenufsctuFftpa.
TWENTY YEARS OF SUCCESSFUL BUSINESS
8 i because of honest work
SUVVLOdrUL AND HONEST DEALING
Lap Robes, Horse S’ankais anO Turf Good?,
Upon rhls record we beg!a another autumn aan aik for tre co.mnaea pure
age of omr fl! te id the public.
Our specialty la in making OOLJ-ARS for wholesale aud retail trade and wo.■ »
all oonDfietitors at, home or abroad, in this or aay other department of our bneloeu.,.
E. F. WYATT & SON
lO** Maifln t?*
*. R. 0. JOHNSON. JNO. S. JOHNSON
f fail ways.
Water Works.
Johnson & Johnson FRANK A FEiSCE
Improvemenls,
- AND BETAH.— < ivn. KxuiNi.dt. Surveys for: Drainage a d
I Irrigatim,
Wood \ Goal ; Town Site j
; Pro. eities,
J Parks and
Phone 150. office 117 Fayetteville streei Cemeteries.
General Commission and Brokerage.
■ko ... i. ■ .... - .
The New* and Obeerver, Sun Dec. i . ’os.
CHILL
TONIC
IS JUSTASCOOD ADULTS.
WARRANTED. PUCi£soctß.
GAt.ATi A, 11.L9., NOV. 16, 18t3.
Paris Medielno To., St. Louis,
G< ntlemen.—We sold l iat year. 600 bottles <■
UOVE’B TASTELESS CHILL TONIC and h»v,
j nought three gross already this year. In all oar ex
iL-rlonee of 14 years, in the drug business, have
sever sold an article that gave such universal satis
iacUoc tut your Tonic. Tours truly,
AIINKV.CAKii &CO
Fore and >. uu-arjteed bv ail druggists
WE SELL
Norlh Carolina faleol ficti
j Farina WliHs, Ralolgh, as Firs
as the Finest.
RECEIVED TO-iim,
One thousand pouud« of choice Vrr .;in!i
Bum?.
vVE are ju.-.: receiving new paeiiin
S:orth Carolina Roe and Cut Herrin f f
jut up expressly to oar orcltr.
Everything in Stable acdJ Fancy Groce
■ ies. carefully put np promptly delivered
Telephone 88.
8. Ferrail & Co.,
GROCERS.
Peerless
Potatoes.
By carload, from Northwestern New York
The largest, best and cheapest and best Irish
Potatoes ever seen here at this season of tin
yeai, and the most economical and whole
some diet to be had. We give sixty pounds
to the bushel. Two and a half bushels nearly
tills a 3-bushel barrel. Put up in strong bagi
of 150 pounds each. Call early and get b
supply for the winter.
JONES & POWELL.
SHINGLES.
UTwo carloads heart cypress sawed shin
gles. One carload sawed pine, j ust.received.
Coal and Wood.
1,000 tonsof coal, all|tlie(bestjkinds in Amer
ica.
300’eords of seasoned pine and oak wood
all for sale low by
Jones & Powell.
1895-Attractive Opening-1896
Os New Mlilinerv. We invite your in
spectior.' of o r beautiful Fall and Wintei
stock just opened.
Our goods are carefully selected and
(inongst them wiil be found all of tbs
latest styles in shapes end matt: a!. p
ALL TASTES
-and -
ALL rJRsLS
- CAN BE SUITED !-*
A fnli liuc of stylish caps for misses a.c
children Iso a charming assortment ot
Infants’ e u a. •
We sell t he Iff V E If IAI, I* \ TT K K ' >
and edit recommend them. Sheets fur
fish d mouthlt free.
(r.xxi- sent on approval. Express pate
H) (VHV.
(VI Maggie Reese,
209 Fayottevillo street.
Sale of Valuable Real Estate.
By authortt y r>f court, given in judgment
l-eniJerert Ht October term of Wake Superior
Court, in fnvorof nltnntilf, in case entitled
W F. Utley vs. .John Penny, I will on Mon
day, Jlxe fifth day of December, 1895, at 12
o’clock in., sell at the county court house
door, in the city of Kiileigh,' N. C., to the
highest bidder for rush, that tract of land
situate in White *>ak township. Wake
county, known ns the tract whereon is situ
ate the residence of the lute .lames Penny,
deceased, adjoining the lands of T. T. Hoi
land, .I It. Penny, •! .L Maynard and the
Caswell Lynch laud, containing 179 acres,
more or Jess, said land being fully described
n the complaint filed in aforesaid ease.
November 12t1l, 1895.
H. K. NORRIS, Comm’r.
WACHUVL,
Loan and Trust Company,
WINSTON. N. 0.
Paid up Capital,
Authorized Capital, SI,OOO COC
o
STATEM F N i.
At the close of September is, iss
Tamils, $357,359 (T,
Overdrafts, 44 a-
Bonds, - 1,570 (H
Building and fixtures, - - 23,525 h
Real estate, spiel n
Cash on band and iti banks, - 114 582 s.
Total, $5(15,128 a.
Capital .... 2tsi, tmti o
Surplus, .... line, n
Deposits, .... 284,'330 *
Due to btniHS, - . . !i,i37 i
Cashier’s Checks, • - . ‘sss «•
Total, ... $5(>5,123 n>.
June 15, 1893, #
Dec. 15, 1893, .•{9,70- 1*
DEPOSITS:
May 15. 1895, 2tq yq;t
Sept, 'is, 1893, 2h4.;M’9
YOUR BUSINESS SOLI- TTET*.
J
F H. t’H IFS, JAW. A (3 A V
President. Vice Fn-.-u
11. F. SHAFFNER,
pm' Trea.-.
Sale of Valuable Beu*l Es e.
Hy virtue of an order of the Huperio
Court Ot ake eounty, nia*b* in special pro
ceedings entitled w! .1. Olive, aduiiutstra
tor, vs. A. J. olive and others, for the pur
pose of making real estate assets, we wll
on Friday, December 27th, is, 15, at 12 o'clock
on tlte premises, sell to the highest bidde;
foreash, at public auction, the following
deserif<ed real estate, to-wit:
Fir-t Tract—situate in Wake county a:o
being a pa rt of land of Henderson Olive
deceased, on Lu.tle Beav-er (.reek, adjoinini,
the land of It, Barker, and containing 5t
acres more, or less.
Second Tract—situate in Wake countv, N
C., adjoining the landsof Rufus OardneY, N
.(. Barker, M. . Segraveo and others, con
taining about 20acres more or les-..
Third Tract—Situate in Wake county, \
C., being the 'and of ilenderaon and Martin
Olive, deceased, adjoining the lands of VV
•J. Olive. VV. if. ISennett and .T A. Olive, eon
taining 129 acres more or less.
Terms cash.
This 23 1 d day of November, 1896.
h. e. Nor Rif*,
W. B. SNOW,
((Commissioners
iUri -N W tSiA N S
:ARR?A6? manufacture?
i* M.u Bts
ftALBIG;;
VMjji '.: W . ■> i>,. . %?)•
Iftf-.1t.! ■
Fall printing ’
AIR PRINTING
Cotton and tobacco tlooming. Now p
the time to let the people know hai
business you are engaged in. k 'ev
thousand circulars and cards may ri<
your shelves of thousands of doilau
A-orth of gootirf, or bring to you the long
looked for customer.
We are better prepared than ever to
t> attracti.e printing,
it pays to get good work. We can dt
it. You know that. Wd do it quick ano
that’s whatyou want.
Send in your orders.
Edwards & Broughton.
Printers and Binders,
RALEIGH. N O
you 00 NOT REALIZE
That you are in Raleigh unless you »<*.
STOPPING A r THE
YARBORO HOUSE,
The only Hotel U the citv convenient t
v BUSINESS.
All rooms on the 3rd j2,(K) per day
Ist and 2nd fl ier $2.0 > and $2.50 per day
Special Weekly Rates
FREE HUS AT ALL TRAINS
Thousands < t dollars recently expends
for Improvements.
L T BROWN
Proprietor
SALE OF LAND.
By authority of an order of the Snperltn
Court of Wake county, in special proceed
fugs, entitled M. L. Fowler,
Hopkins and others, to make real Cfrure as
sets, I will on Monday, the fifth of Decem
ber. 1895, at 11 o'clock' a. in., sell to the high
esst bidder, for cash, on the lands described
below, in Little River township, Wake
county, the following described lands to i
wit:
First Tract—Bounded on the north by the |
lands of M (J. Winston, on the east by the
lands of W. K. Phillips, on the south by the j
lands of M. F. Hopkins, on the west by-the I
lands of Simon Hopkins, containing fifty I
two acres.
Second Tract—Bounded on the north hy
the lands of Augustus Perry, on the east by
the lands of M F. Hopkins, on the south by
the lands of W. H. Horton, on the wbst bj
the lands of W K. Phillips, containing
acres. M. L. FOWLER,
novl3tds Oommissinnev.
NOTICE.
To City Tax Payers.
The city tax-lista for 1895 have been
placed in my hands for collection. J
will be in my offico for that purpose
every day from 9a.m.to sp. w. All
takes not paid by December Isl re
subject to a penalty of l per cent, and
an addnionai 1 per cent, on the first d;*>,
of each month thereafter until paid.
W. B. Hutchings,
City Tax Collector.
COURT SALE
OF VALUABLE
IRON MINING PROPERTY
AND
CITY LOTS.
By virtue of the decree and pur sun
so the orders of the Superior Court of
Gssftm county at the September term,
| 1895, of said court, the undersigned re
j oem rs and commissioners appointed by
: said court will, on the
First Monday in January, 1896,
| (it being the tffh day of January, 1896,)
jat 10 o’clock a. m., at the office of the
! dess*--tm- - Mining Company tn Bessemer
i 1 'ity, N u soil at public auction to the
j u’ghest tedder, ou the terms hereinafter
UHTncd, the c’pire projH>rrv, real and
’ p r.-ongj him! mixed, arid assess es every
Kind and description, Mofgitur to the
j Bessemer Mining Company, corpora*
i d*n, CMtisMtiug «*t alk.ut (1,700) . cven
: teen hundrtd acre.- of. land >n "d rear
!
on buth sides ( f the Chariott« tui At-
Hitfa division of the Southern Railway
: and oonstitutinir the valimtue mining
j plant of said lh s euier Mi-;d Com
i pnuy, maohmery, ftxils ai d * • ar.-.’CS,
(office furutture ind fixturt - i>s on
hand, Ac., to bo s*>ld in a n . ; y as "a
! whole.
A full, complete and my.r, , -.illou l*r
! description of said lands aud mineral
aud timber rights, easemeuts and priv
ileges may I>e found ou reference to the
j several deeds to said LW-emer Mining
| Company for the same, which are m tho
i possession of th« undersigned, ml are
I duly registered in the office e- r (he reg
i ister of duds for the county • f Gaston,
tn the State f North Carolina, -Grained
| by said Bessi iaer Mining Gorno my from
| the roik,wing usm<d <us and
! individuals, to-wir
From the Bes,-enter ('i<v Mining and
Manufaiiurou: (’- mp-oii: the Uoneolt
| dated Mannfai turing ('on pai,y; the Fi
i (ieiity Bank, of .Durnam, N C . trustee;
J. A. Smith and wife; J. A. 1 'aback;
R. I). Ormond and wife; R'njvin M.
Ormond and wife; Jacob On ;- ;nd
others.
At the same rime and place t e an
del signed « Ul offer for sale i> -IY-te-aid,
; a very iarge number of city it ts lelong
igg to said Bes.seja r Mmirg u- mpany,
located in said t wn of Beg eti : r City,
N 0., and snirabie for building lots for
residence and’ hnsincss purp*— laid
j down upon W. R. Richardson's survey
I and map of Bessemer City, N. U . whicn
will Ik* . e.-'gnatt d and pointed out to
l purchasers on the day of sale.
A’so the “Fire Clay Tract” of and in
| Cleveland eonnty*referred to find eon
: veyed to said Bessemer Miuing C- mpany
j by said Bessemer City Mm ng and Man
ufacturing Company by the deed regia
! tered in book No. 20 (deeds), p.-ge 523
I in tile office of the register nt deeds so
Gaston county, and a sodescrih* d la th
deed to said J. A. Smith from R N
I Patterson and ot-efs, dated M v -b 24th,
: 1891, registered in the office ot the reg
ister of deeds for Cleveland county in
Book B B of Deeds, page
TERMS OF SALE: Oue-thnd of the
purchase money to be paid in cash and
; the balance of the purchase money to be
paid within twelve months from and
after the day of sale, with interest from
the day of sale on the deferred payments.
Possession to be given the purchasers
ou receipt by the uudersigned of the
one-third cash p -yment on the purchase
money, and the purchaser to l>e there
! after responsible for aud liable to pay
I all taxes assessed against the property
| purchased by him, aud title deeds with
held as security for deferred payments.
It wiil b 8 optionary with purchasers
1 to anticipate and pay the deferred pay
ment of the balance of the purchase
money at any time after the date of sale
and within the twelve months aforesaid,
and thereby stop the accruing of inter
est on the deferred payment.
Any further information desired con
cerning said property and the sale
thereof may be obtained on application
to the undersigned or to their r nt,
Charles L. Lawton, -of Bessemer uity,
N. 0.
J. S. Carr,
of Durham, N 0.,
E T. Carrington, ,
of Bay City, Mich.,
Receivers and Commissionera.
Raleigh
Marble
Works.
—:o:> —
This morth we are giving SPECIAL
PRICES on
TABLETS
—AND -
HEADSTONES
—FOR—
CHILDREN.
See our MONUMENTS in out yard or
show room, or write for design.
Cooper Bros.,
PROPRIETORS. (|
Horses and Mules f Sale
I have’just received a shipment of extra
good h ;r vat and mules sui table for this
market, w i L b ’ can Hell under gaaiimtee.
Prices to suk ,n« limes Call a:i 1 see me
at my stables.
J. M. PACE,
1i I K. Martin St., Raleigh. N O. A
W\ N I !•. 1 V-mail to take un oilier a gjKSjsm
ma a-I 1.0 l a rer,
sil.aU cai-H.il roq m ceil. '. 1
’a '.i i'.o\
I unction, M ,sh.
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