A Mountain Trip. I
Correspondence Evimsa Visitor
Hendereonvllle, N C, ia beautiful
for situation, and destined to become J
one of the most famous resorts of this
land, chiefly on account of its de
lightful climate, pure water and the
granduer of its scenery. It may well
be called "the Switzerland of Amer
ica," for even that country so fasci
nating to the bold traveler cannot
surpass this in magnificence It was
on a Saturday morning, bright and
early that a party,- including Dr.
Lewis, the esteemed president of Jud
son College, his always iheerful wife,
their daughter and three suns, with
the art teacher of Judson, and the
Rev Mr Jones and wife, accompanied
us in a trip up Mount Hebron. We
thought it the longest four mile
ascent we had ever taken, but though
far too narrow, it is a good mountain
road, while the constantly chauging
scenery makes the trip a most de
lightful one.
Up on Mount Hebron, we are over
3,000 feet above the sea, and ascend
' ing an observatory we get some idea
of the famous mountain ranges of ti.e
South. The Blue Ridge stretches out
for 100 miles before ou. The Balsam
range 5,000 feet above th sea looms
up in granduer before your eyes; and
so does the smoky-range as it divides
Tennessee from North Carolina.
Mount Mitchell, 50 miles away, with
its immense summit 6,003 feet above
sea level, is clearly seen. You can also
gaze upon rocks on Mt. Trjon, 25
miles away, and Mt. Pisgah also at
tracts your attention. Here on the
observatory, by the aid of a telescope,
you cannot only see the pretty settle
nient of an English colony, seme few
miles away, but the church, the
stores, the post office and those going
in and out, and even the roses trailing
up the neat parsonage. Looking out
between the great mountain ranges,
the valley views are as pretty as na
ture in her loveliest mood could make
them to charm and fascinate the be
holder.
Mr Hicks Jones takes great pleasure
in describing the many places of in
terest as you look upon them from
his observatory, and when you leave
there you feel as if you must stop at
his neat and cosey farm house on the
mountain side, and had you seen our
party there about 2 o'clock taking
possession of things generally, and of
fried chickens, newly churned butter,
and such milk as only cows that graze
on rich mountain pasture can give,
yon would certainly have concluded
that there was nothing the matter
with our appetites. His v ife also
knows how to make things pleasant
for the visitor, and if you wish for an
enjoyable day, drop Mr Hicks Jones
a letter and he will meet you at Hen
dersonville and take you for atrip up
Mount Hebron, and if the weather is
favorable it will be an event in j our
life.
If you are looking for health, rest
and a pleasant change, do not be too
anxious to go to some reat distance,
but turn your attention to Hender
sonville and go there.
J. J. Hall.
Few census returns have yet been re
ceived byMrPorter. Although the enu
meration of the population of each of
the large cities was in most cases prac
tically completed last Saturday even
ing, it is not expected that the work
will be wholly finished in all of them
till next Tuesday evening, when the
fourteen working days which the law
allows for this work will end. Up to
this time returns have been received
from a few districts in the cities of
Washington, New York, Philadel
phia, Pittsburg and Shreveport, La.
Electric counting machines will be
used in counting from the schedules,
so that but little time will be neces
sary in making computations after
the schedules are received. It is ex
pected that the population of Wash
ington, and possibly that of a num
ber of other cities, can be announced
late in the present week.
Pot of Money.
There is no trick or catch of any
kind about the pot of money to be
given away, by Sample 8 Brown &
Co. It is to be a fair and honest
guessing match, gotten up to amuse
the customers and advertise the busi
ness of the popular One Price House.
-Greensboro Patriot.
North Carolina boyt art In the
lead. In the fourth elass at West
Point, George P Howell, of North
Carolina, and R. P. Johnston, of
North Carolina, were honor men;!
Howell being the first in English and
first in mathematics and first in
French; Johnston second in English
and second in mathematics. Winston
Sentinel.
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nuNCball Yesterday.
ATLANTIC ASSOCIATION.
Washington 8; Newark 5.
Jentey City 0; Worcester 10.
Baltimore 20; Wilmingotn 7;
New Haven 10; Hartford 15.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Rochester 3; Brooklyn 2.
Athletic 20; Syracuse 2.
Columbus 7; Louisville 2.
Toledo 8; St Louis 7.
PLAYERS' LRAGUB.
Boston 9; Brooklyn 5.
Philadelphia 2; New York 12.
Buffalo 6; Pittsburg 17.
Chicago 5:0; Cleveland 0.
NATIONAL LKAGUK.
Bost n 9; New Ycrk 1.
Brooklyn 0; Philadelphia 6.
Cincinnati 4; Chicago 2.
Cleveland 2; Pittsburg .
ATLANTIC ASSOCIATION.
Won. Lost.
Won. Lost
Washington, 22 20
Baltimore, 28 4
New Haven, 28 13
Newark, 24 20
Jers'y C'y, 20 22
Hartford, 11 29
Worcester, 24 12
Wilm'gton, 8 35
NATIONAL LKAGUK.
Philadelphia, 28 19
Chicago, 24 19
Cincinnati, 82 13
Brooklyn 28 17
Cleveland, 13 28
Pittsburg, 11 32
Boston, 24 24
New York, 20 28
AMERICAN AFSOCIATION.
Athletic,
Rochester,
Louisville.
St Louis,
31 15
29 18
25 19
22 23
PLAYERS' LTtAGUE.
Toledo, 20 22
Columbus, 21 25
Syracuse, 17 27
Brooklyn, 14 30
Chicago, 22 22
Boston, 31 17
Brooklyn, 27 23
Philadelphia 25 22
Pittsburg, 22 22
New York, 23 23
Buffalo, 12 28
Cleveland, 18 21
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Who Wants It?
I will sell my tract of land con
taining 233 acres, H miles south
east of this city; in good state of cul
tivation; will produce well. Abouu
150 acres in heavy woodland; about
400 peach, apple, pear, pecn trees
aad grapes or the nnest variety.
Come and talk with me about it at
126 E Martin street. Raleigh.
je!7 N A SPENCE.
MPT ffilCiMTIK
The small boy is never so happy as
when making preparations to go a
fishing, Then he excels himself. We
are closing out our stock.
BtiyS-OIiOTDING-BOJS
at close prices A full stock of Boys'
shirts, Extra rants, Jtiats, nhoes, ice,
on hand at low prices.
WHITING BROS
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BUGGIES, ItO AD CARTS
and FA Ilia WAUOJVS
j&jh cost.
We will sell our stock of Vehicles
consisting of about three hundred
jobs at cost. We do this in order to
improve and enlarge our business
We have control and in stock all of
the best makes of vehicles manufac
tured in the United States. Goods
that are standard and of wide repu
tation Wive us a can. we mean
strictly business.
YANCEY & STRONACH,
Dealers and Manufacturers.
Lynn Adams
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Yancey fcStronach's.
Headquarters for all kinds of coun
try produce. You will always find a
fresh supply of Chickens, Eggs, But:,
ter, and, in fact, everything in this
line at our produce market, JNos 319,
321 and 823 Wilmington street.
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SI&ASOW'S SUPREME
Sale. (Dause:
The imperative necessity of selling our magnificent stock of
TAILOR MADE AND CUSTOM CUT
Clothing during the present month compels us to cut deeper and deeper into
all prices the profits are all yours J
We have reached the point where our rhals and competitors dare not
follow us, and make the unqualified assertion that we sell the finest "tailor
made clothing" at lower prices than any other house in the State.
AT $10.00.
They were $20 and upward. Sur
prising sale!
SuperiorSergeSuits
in black, blue and gray. Guaranteed
all wool and fast colors besides.
AT SIO.OO,
MEN'S HATS.
Genuine Mackinaws, $1 00
Flat Brims, black or brown, 65
Boys' Straw Hats from 25
Soft and Stiff Felt Hats at all prices.
AT $15.00.
They were $25 and upward. Gentle
men'H Fine Spring Suits, all shapes,
styles and sizes; costliest cloths ana
present patterns; silk lined and hand
sewed; "tailor made" and "custom
cut."
AT $15.00.
Men's Furnishings.
Silk Striped Shirts, $1 75
Flannel Shirts from 45c to 1 50
Gauze Underwear, each 23
Four in Hand Scarfs, 45
Silk Fey Ties, is
Windsor Ties, 5
British Hose, 12J
Collars, Linen, 5
Cuffs, Linen, 15
The Summer Stock has to be closed out. Now is your Golden Oppor
tunity. Call and examine.
DAVID ROSENTHAL,
N. C. Leading Clothing House, Andrews Building,
mh29 Raleigh, 5T. C.
117 FATKTTEVILLH STREET, RALEIGH, N C. NEXT TO A WILLIAMS A CO.
T. W. BLAKE,
JEWELER AND SILVERSMITH,
Jewelry, Watches, Clocks and Silverware.
A full line of EMBLEM PINS, PLAIN RINGS, SEALS and STENCILS
made to order.
Repairing of Watches and Jewelry solicited.
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lec Cellar!
We have opened an ice cellar under
tne Henry Building, opposite the
post office, where our Mr R H Mur
pney win oe pleased to give every
one full value for their cash-or tick
ets. This ice is made on large iron
plates, then cut into blocks, and has
no porous or soft parts. This process
insures
Absolute Purity,
wonderful transparency, great dens
lty and freedom from air bubbles. It
is more nearly like natural lake or
river ice than can be made by any
otner process, but is more pure and
more durable, as demonstrated bv
actual experiments, with both under
tne same conditions.
Our White Covered Wagons
go wherever wanted in town, both
morning and evening.
FULL WEIGHT GUARANTEED.
Car loads very low rates. Prompt
shipments.
Jones & Powell.
Agents for Raleigh Ice Factory.
Q.OODWIN & CO.,
MANUFACTURERS OF BRICK,
L RALEIGH, N C.
Yards one mild south of the city.
The Clav We lisn la aiinnrinrtnanv
clay found in the State. All brick
handmade. Orders solicited.' mv24m
Q LOCKLEAR,
BARBER AND HAIR DRESSER.
Work done promptly and well execu-
kou. vsruers niiea ai residences on
aDnlip.atinn filinn rnion rinrincr t.ha
day and until late at night, except
SutldAVB. at. 9.9A WarrataviMa nfrnAt.
nnfter store of Julius Lewis & Co.
Eggleston $ Bonldin,
ML ESTATE AGENTS.
Careful attention given to the pur
chase and sale of real estate and
stocks at Glasgow. Va.
References: Officers of Rockbridge
Co, Glasgow, Va. ,,
Judge X l) Irving, Farm vllle, Va.
Got P W McKinney. ap24 tf
Important Sale
On Monday, the 30th day of June,
1890, 1 will offer for sale to the high
est bidder, for cash, at theplace of
business of L D Taylor, on Wilming
ton street, in the city of Raleigh, a
stock of Liquors, Cigars, Tobacco,
Bar Fixtures, Furniture, &c, &c.
W M RUS8,
June 19th, 1890. Assignee.
FOR SALE.
One Black Mare, 6 years old, per
fectly gentle and a good buggy horse.
Price reasonable. "Apply to
. EV DENTON,
FaDcy Grocer, Paper and Paper Bag
Dealer, No 13 Exchange Place. jl8 6t
HOW IS
YOUR
CHANCE to get a
set of nice China
Ware by using
the Golden Rio Coffee put up in lb
packages. Every package contains a
card and on it the name of article
drawn. Also a number that entitles
you to a chance on a nice set of silver
ware. Sold by BEVERS & HORTON,
No 14 E Hargett street. jel7
Ice !Ice !
LEACH & I1IWS,
Manufacturers and
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
DEALERS Iff
JQjg BY THE POUND,;
JQJjjBT THE TON,
ICE
BY THE CAR LOAD.
Prompt service. Full weights and
good packing guaranteed. :
Address,
LEACH Si ANDREWS,
9 Raleigh, N C.