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VOL. XXVII.
RALEIGH, FRIDAY, JUNE 24. 1892.
NO. 54
The "Weather Today.
Local forecast for Raleigh till 8 p.
m. tomorrow : Fair; cooler Sator
day evening and Sunday.
Local data for 24 hours ending 8 a.
m today:
Maximum temperature, 01; mini
mnro temperature, 75; rainfall 0.00.
VIT Y IN BRIEF.
The survey of the railroad from
Wadesboro to Winston has begun.
Pegleg Williams has again embark
ed in the excursion business.
Don't play too much with dogs, as
it might turn out they are mad.
Last night is pi't down as the hot
test of the seasop, thus far.
Cool r weather Is expected t reach
us by tomorrow uight. It will be a
great relief.
It is now understood that work
will commence next week on the new
cotton mill.
The Register of Deeds is having a
dull time just now iu the matter of
marriage licenses.
It will soon be time to talkjabout a
street car line to Caraleigh mill
That neighborhood is fast becoming
populous.
Don't forget the Masonic services
at tbe Church of the Good Shepherd
next Suuday. 1 hey wU be interest
ing.
Gov. Holt will spend considerable
time at Buffalo Springs, after whicb
be will go to the session of the Teach
ers' Assembly at Morehead.
It is one of tbe rumors of tbe day
that the street car line is soon to be
extended to the Federal cemetery,
and that a grove has been leased
looking to a park for the colored
people.
Attention is called to tbe advertise
meot of the Maryland Insurance Com
pany, of which W. H. Blockford, is
President, H. L. Crow Secretary and
R. T. Gray Attorney. The company
stands deservedly high in all respects
The timber for the desk to be made
for the world's fair, of wood cut from
Fort Raleigh, on Roanoke Island,
where the first white child in Amer
ica Virginia Dare was born, will
be sawed in Washington, N C.
We are pleased to learn, that Mr.
Seymour Whitir-g who received in-
juries some tim Mnce by a fall, caus
ed from a dog running at him, is
much improved, and will soon be
at his business again.
Messrs. Whiting Bros, make a sea
Bonable announcement of hats which
they are selling at prices that must
suit the times. These gentlemen
make a speciality of hits and there
is no place in the city where a better
selection can be made.
The ladies world's fair auxiliary of
Henderson, last week, gave an enter
tainment from which nearly $300 was
realized. If all the other towns in
the State would follow suit in the
matter, we would soon have a fund
which would be a credit to the State.
Notice has been given to Gov Holt
from the Secret irv of War that Capt
Thaddeus W. Jones, Tenth cavalry,
and Lieut. R. P. Davis, of the Second
artillery, have been detailed for
dufy as Instructors of the State
camp, at Wrightsville. Julv 21st to
August 12th, and that a detail of en
. lilted men from Fortress Monroe
would Instruct Id . the use of large
large gnns at the coast battery.
A man giving his name as P. C.
Phelps and hailing from Kentucky,
has been in the city for several days
peddling pictures with inducements
offered that prizes would be given
His methods were reported to the
authorities and steps taken to bring
him to account. He found out how
ever in the meantime that matters
were getting rathef hot for him, and
" he concluded yesterday afternoon to
skip, leaving his wife behind. As
there was no chance to get anything
out of him, It may be as well that
be has left.
The Thermometer at Bobbitt's Drag
Store at 8 p. m. today, registered 93.
Messrs. Jos. G. and J. W. Brown
are visiting Morehead City.
Tbe street cars were crowded last
night until a late hour.
Collector White has been quite in
disposed ever since his return from
Minneapolis.
The health of Raleigh is said to be
better now than for any time during
the past several years.
Both Brookbide and Pullen Parks
muni hnnniincr lust, nitrht. There
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were crowds enjoying ine cooi euuun.
ban breeze.
Every passing passenger train con
tains large crow is for Moreheal and
other points on the seashore.
Prof. Frank Beard, the cartoonist
is delighting large audience at th
Teachers' Assembly in Morehead Cir y.
Marian Butler, President of tua
Farmers' Alliance was in the city yes
terday afternoon.
It has been modestly suggested to
us that a Skating" Riuk would add to
the attractions at Brookide Park Wo
throw it out for consideration
Joseph Ruby, of Columbia, Pt.,
suffered from birth with scrofula hu
mor, ti'l he was perfectly cured by
Hood's Sarsaparilla.
The Pythian Baud revived the
highest compliments f r the mucie
last night. They certainly show great
proficiency.
Mr J. 8 Carr of D'irham, delivt r
ed an address last niht, at, Morehead
City on "what Business Men Expect
of the Public tfchools "
The Entertaiument given at, PH
len Park last night was a decided
success, and was much ei joyed by all
who were fo.tunate enough f be pre
sent. Gen. W. R Cox will deliver an ad
dress today before a ailed meeting of
the Grand Lodge of Masons at the
Oxford Orphan Asylum it being St.
John's Day.
The Outlo k.
There is every reason to believe
that the North Carolina exhibit at
the Chicago exposition will at least
compare favorably with that of many
of the States in the union This is
very gratifying especially in view of
the rather unfortunate condition in
which our state was placed from the
peculiar restriction imposed by tbe
legislature on the appropriation
made. It is a souice ot congratula
ticn that, tbe committee is making
such rapid headway, and we most
think there will be no let up in ef
forts. We note an important fact in
tne proposal of the commiitee to
have the North Carolina annual fruit
fair next year held at Chicago This
is a step in the right direction and
must add greatly to the interest of
the North Carolina department.
Pleasant Trip.
The Raleigh & Gaston R. R. Re
lief Association announces the great
est event of the season, it being the
fifth and grand annual excureon and
i picnic to Littleton which will take
place on July 7th, 1882. There will
be a grand basket picnic at Shaw's
! all healing springs, affording an
abundant supply of pure mineral
water of seven different species. An
other inducement is the celebrated
' Panacea springs, only a short dis
tanan from the pic nic grounds
Everything has been done to render
it the most pleasant trip ever offered
, to Raleigh excursionists " There is a
large pavilion at the springs, so that
ail may have a good time. A base
ball game will be one of the special
features. Citizens and families can
spend a pleasant day on this occasion
and, at the same time, aid the asso
ciation whose aim is to relieve their
sick menrbers. Fare for the round
trip from Raleigh, adults, $1; chil
dren between 6 and 15 years, t Oo.
The National Democratic conven
tion yesterday afternoon nominated
Adlai E. Stevenson, of Illinois, for
Vice President, on the first ballot.
Love In t he Mits.
Love in the Mints. ,
1ovm l-.i the Mi-'s A t hrilling story,
the teene of which is lid In the moun
tain of WM-rn North Carolina
among tli moonshiners. Written by
a Kalettfh boy. On tale- at Alfred
Williams & OoV. Price 2i cents.
We extend to faannger Egerton and
lite gntleiiianlv operators, of the
Western Union Telegraph Company,
Messrs richardson, BurHi and Jones,
our sincere thanks fr their kindness
in furm'shinR the Visitor bulletins
of the National Democratic Conven
tion Wo ar aloo under great obli
jrati'MH to the polite, mid energetic
Messengers for the i-rnii,t delivery of
telegrams The ,!oh"uII know their
business, nnd thev attend to it well.
Funny.
A Durham paper says:
A young man retired last Wednes
day night at his usual hour and was
seen resting lazy in the arms of Mo
pheus. An irnHginarv horse t;ot into
his room and comuje need to kick at a
rapid rate, and the horse being near
the head-board of the bed the only
way of escape was over the foot board.
So a rush was made iu that direction
and over went tiie frifhtem d young
map. Ttdav he carries a sprained
arm in a sling, nnd is arable to be
seen upon the streets.
Chipped beef at 20 cents per lb, at,
C. O. Ball & Co.'s
Lemons at 25 cents doz at Duf;hi's.
Horse and cow food at C. O. Ball &
Co.'s
Straw 31 att ing audTiuuks.
A trf mendous lot of trunks and
straw matting very low in price
at Swikdkll's.
Try a bottle of Parsons celebrated
scotch snun. Price 15 cents per bot
tie at C. O. Ball & Co.'s.
Jur.aluska wino at $1 a gallon at A
Dughi's.
Egerton snuff at C. O. Ball & Co.'s
Fresh watermelons at A. Dughi's,
Telephone!?.
Egerton snuif in every size pack
age atC. O. Ball Co.'s
Ice-Ice Ice.
Forsaleat Sorrell's old stand, rear
ot market, ed Stephens
Fresh groceries received daily at C.
O. Ball & Co.'s
"Love In The Mists."
A large cut of this thrilling book is
to be found elsewhere in the columns
of the Visitor today. The book is
on sale at A. Williams & Co's book
store. The price is only 2) cents. The
scene of it is laid among the moon
ehiners of the mountains of North
Carolina.
Call for a bottle of snuff at C. O
& Co.'s
We are authorized to say that the
bathing hours for ladies and gentle
men at Pullen Park will be as fol
lows: For ladies and gentlemen, fur
nishing their own bathing suits, from
4 to 7 o'clock p. m. on Tuesday and
Friday afternoons At other times
the baths are open for men and boys
only. . je21 6t
Egerton snuff is the best on the
market. Fresh lot at C. O. Ball &
Co 's, Hargett St.
A Few Stunners.
Writing paper, 2 cents a quire.
Envelopes, 2 cents a pack.
Nice corsets, 2i cents each.
Men's nice bleached drawers, 10c pair.
All silk gauze, ribbon wide, 8c yard.
Nice gauze shirts, 6 cents each.
Mosquito net at 5 cents a yard.
Everything else in name proportion
at Swindell's.
, Lost. '
A pair of gold framed, blue tinted
eye glasses were taken from thecoun
ter at McGee's drug store by mistake
yesterday. A suitable reward will be
paid for their return to
je21 4t J. W. McGee, Jr.
One Cent Challie Sale.
On Friday, July 1st, we will have
another sale of nice dress challies at
one cent a yard. Or a combination
sale a dress pattern of 10 yards chal
lie and a real nice straw hat for men
or women, all ior SO cents, at
Swindell's.
I)in't Forget
Yaucey & Stronai-h's sale of organs
and sewintr luachino next Saturday,
2 th, at 14 o'clock. They are the last
of J L. Stone's (deceased) stock. 1V)S
Job Table of Ntraw.IIats
Overhauling onr stock of straw
hats, we have made up a job table to
close out certain lilies. The prices of
these, for a good hat, ranges from 25c
up This Is an opportunity toeeta
summer hat for much less than cost.
We also have Dunlan's straw hats in
the popular shapes for this neason.
Nobby st3 les for youDg men of inex
preesiv- qualities. Better buy your
straw hat before July, stock is get
ting picked over more una more every
week.
W. H. & R. S. Tuckkr & Co.
For Sale.
A boarding house keeper would like
to sell the complete furnishings for
eight or ten rooms, the kitchen and
dining room wares, &c. The party
purchasing will have the refusal of
the bouse now occupied, with go-l
patronage and well located, as well as
onr good will. Call at this otlice for
information. jeT tf
Janaluska Claret.
A. Dughi. Genere. Acrent.
apU lm.
Mr. Geo. N. Walters, on Fayette
ville St., has on hand a fine assortment
of English Homespuns, Irish Frit z ,
J rum and nlonny Tweeds, light
weight suitings also Tropical Wors
teds. A chance purchase. Magnili
cent trowseriugs that are "thiugs of
beauty. Call and examine the stock.
WANTS.
A GhNTS WANTED Male and female,
t.old and young, $15 to 125 per day aasilv
made selling our Queen Plating Outfits and
doing gold, silver, nickel, copper and brass
plating, in at is warranted to wear tor years,
on every class of metal, tableware, jewelry,
aic. Light and easily handled, no experi
ence required to operate them. Can be car
ried by hand with ease from house to house,
same as a giip sack or satchel. Agents are
making mjuey rapidly. They sell to almost
every busmt ss House and taniiiy, and worK
shop. Cheap, durable, simple and within
reach of every one. Plates almost instantly
equally to the finest new work. Send for
circulars, Ac. QUEKN CITY 8lLVJEKand
JNIt iJvEL. FLAUJNU CO, JEast St Louis, 111
myl8 t,t,s tf
N0mfi!il9
DRY liOGJIo STORE!
Will place on sale tomorrow 20 doz
LADIEcS'
25 Gent BLACK HUSt,
AT ONLY
ASK TO SEE OUR
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BOES AND CLIPPERS.
Our stock is considered the best in the city
Norms' Dry. Goods Stork
Base-B ALL-Caps.
WE HAVE THEM ASSORTED COLORS
THAT COST
$2.20 PR DOZEN
TO MAKE.
WE OFFER THEM AT
10 GTS.
Hammocks with Stretchers and Rope Com
plete rile.
Musquito Nets all Colors 6c.
A few pieces of Dress Goods 3c per yard.
Fans of Every Description
Machine Cotton 3c 8pool; Silk 4c, cost dou
ble at any other pice.
Buggy Whips 6c up.
Lap Robes 50c up.
Trunks 73c up.
Shoes and Slippers, there is not a House in
Raleigh tan hold us a light in
Shoes and Slippers.
WE WILL SAVE YOU-
35 PER CENT.
ON EVERY ONE YOU BUY.
M?3ee our Umbrellas.
L11OTTST0RE.
86 Centre St reet, Goldsboro, and
129 Favettevillo St., Kaleigh.
Hardware, &c.
FRUIT JARS,
JE QREAM JfREEZER3,
JJORCELAIN J INED
J RESERVING JETTLE8,
STEEL PRESERVING KETTLES
UllAXITE IRON KETTLES,
BABY CARRIAGES.
CROQUET SETS.
BEAUTIFOLGLASSWARE.
PAINT IN SMALL CANS.
2T"NoV IS THK TIME TO USE THESE liOODS
THOMAS fl, BBIGGS SONS,
RALEIGH, N. 0.
ALL mEW S
Call at ths Grand Furniture Em
porium For
At tie Cheapest Rates,
Jnst think of it! Ur I
, ' " -- -.-tv" ""'Wl vi evil-
tiuue pattern, 10th cmtury style, for f 15 00.
..uuj u uiiiiniiiueicu. opieuciia ijace fur
tains, Mattresses. Wardrobes, Bureaus,
Lounges, Spring Chairs, of luxurious pro
portions. Rattan Mat.t-.iwiaoa nil of ll,af.
est ngures possible and on instalment plan
of weekly or monthly payments.
DON'T - FORGET
the people's section oi the establishment de
I.Afn.l 4- i'. . J . 1
vuicu iu lurunure ai popular prices.
Remember the place.
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Exchange Place, South side Mkt.
Administrator's Notice.
Having this day qualified as the adminis
trator of the estate of the late W W Hol
den, this i- to notify all persons having
claims against the estate to present the same
to me for payment on or before the Kjth day
of May, 1893, or this notice will be plead
in bar of recovery. Ad persons indebted to
the estate will "lease settle without delay.
OA SHERWOOD,
niyl'bw Administrator.
Dry Goods, Notions, &c.
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We have never been able to oiler our pat
rons o many novel designs in Straw Mat
tings a we do this season.
Ther was a time when one could scarcely
j;et any style in these mattings besides a
small check or plain white. Now they can
be seen in many -'.carpet effects" closely re
seniblii.g the patterns as shown in Prussels
carpets.
Probably the most unique patterns are
hose in the Jap Mattings, being double
tyed and in detached figures.
Another new texture in the Jap Matting
is that "woven upon the thread," the warp
being hemp and the filling of very fine
jrass. This produces the most even surface
of any straw floor covering.
;Wbile we have the more expensive grades,
yet we sell a reliable matting at $5 per roll
of 40 yaids
fl. B. R. S. Tucker $C()
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