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Tliu Daily Eucuhijj Visitor
Loal uotlot-e la this paper wilt be
Fire Cei ta per line each Insertion.
, Larskbt Oitt Ciroulatioh.
Index to New Ad ertlsements.
IfcKinimon, Moseley & McGee
Fall Goods. ', .
In and Around the City.
A little cooler.
We are betting on the ni arr led men.
' Cotton couiinenciugtocome in quite
freely. ' '
The fair grounds ill ; soon present
a bustling appearance. .
A cot sKlerable crowd left on the
excursion to Littleton) this morning.
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The school girls will soon be with
-us again,
v's ' Several of our merchants will leave
for the Northern ciMes next Monday
to purchase fall goods.
Rev. O. L.'Btringfleld will, preach
at Third Baptist Church tomorrow at
' 11 a. m. and at 8 p. m. All incited tq
attend both services
' The ladies of Edenton Street Meth.
' odist Cbnrch will ghe a lawn party
in the Sunday school yard next Toes
day evenings August 26th :' A hearty
welcome awaits all friends.
. Arrangements. ; it je said, wil1 MJ-n
be effected lobciugto aebange of the
locomotives on t'.wutJeaDoara syeiera
- mi that coal instead of wood will be
used.:' ,"v ,
' The coloied State Alliance is in oes
sioh in the: Adams Hall, this city.
. with aaite a large attendance. We
" learn that all the high officers are
- filled with .white men who are paid
'"good salaries
: Official announcements have just
been made giving Fayetteville 4.220
- and Wilmington 20,009 Inhabitants.
flow is it that nothing official is made
public concerning Raleigh. It would
Seeta that the capital of the State
Ought not to be snabbed
Rev."' Dr." L L. Nash,.' returned to
the city, this" mornings from ffouogs
ville, where he nas been all the week
in a revival meeting. The meeting is
n of 'unusual nowi-ft The entite
opmmunity is thoroughly aroused
vand a large number f conversions to
God, and A general revival of all t
churches In the community has been
the resuty up ta date. The meeting
wUUJontini'i next week as the inter
est is deep , and widespread, JDr
Nash "will fill his pulpit tomorrow as
usual.
In opt eommt nts yesterday after
noon on the renditipn of the pro
gramme given bj the Young People's
Society of Christian Endeavor at the
Baptist Tabernacle, on Thursday
nliht: the vocal duet rendered by
Miss Effle Broughton and Miss Gen
erteve Jordan was inadvertently
omitted." These young ladies won
much adiniraHon for the efficiency
with which they rendered the part
assigned tbem adding to a great de
gree to the enjoyment of theocca-
slon..
One of our young bachelor mer-
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cnants; more; promiueni, w
. man sociepy circiea, -uu wuv id v.
i t remel v d iffldent in the presence of
.V Slady friends, met with an experience
;- that seems to have completely cored
- bashf ulness. i Several evenings ago
, he Ventured to make first call at a
f i lends and , while he was sitting on
the porch in the twilight mentally
. gtrungli 'g over what to say, quick as
a flash, out of fthe lattice door glided '
the lithe form of a pretty miss to
' wa,rds him; and before he could rise
from his chair she waa smothering
hipivilth kisses nf.nnghop greav
was the shock that . it was - several
moments before he could speak, an4 v
when be "did hl voice broke the
e pell there was a scream! Exolama
Mionsl. and obi ohll "I thought it
was covsin Jsmes." "Oh, my. you
IrrHJc' " Tilt.
Uiss D.lla Wat k I us died last Wed
nesday night at her residence in this
city and' was buried in the city cenie
tery. on 'Thursday evening, at four
o'clock.- , - -
The Governor hs -appointed Mr.
Charles H. Spencer,of Cary township,
Justice of the Peace for said town
ship, the legislature having failed to
elect the number of justices to which
said township was entitle. He is
appointed for the term of six years
commencing Aug.' 6th, 1890.
Balloon Ascension at Nisrht
If the necessary arrangements can
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be made, one of the attractions at
the next S ate Ff It will be a balloon
ascension at night. The Steele's are
a company which carries five balloons
and employs three ladies and two
gentlemen. They claim to be the
ool y parties who make balloon ascen
sions at night, and who use an ilia
minated parachute. 1 Buch, a sight
must be very pleasing, and remind
one of Longfellow's line in Excelsior
A voice came like a falling star.' ' '
For Wilmington.
The excursion to be given by Messrs.
Kintr. Lacv St Sherword on the 27th
linet. will afford a most splen lid op
port unity ior all fond of fishing, boat
ing &c , to enjoy, themselves ' at i
trifling cost. Every possible arrange
ment for the comfort of those who
participate has been made, and our
people should remember that this is
the last opportunity of the season
A visit to the sea coast at this season
of the year is particularly attractive
and when it can be Indulged in at so
small a price all should go. Remem
ber the price is only $3.50 for the
round trip. " '
Personal Mention.
Wn regret to! hear that, Miss Lena
Battle, daughter of R. H. Battle,
Esq , is quite sick.' --:'J ' '
Ma. W. W. Vass and family have
returned from their. Northern trip.
The major looks younger than ever.
Mrs W. M. Brown and Mrs. Lovie
Youug returned yesterday afternoon
from a pleasant visit of two weeks to
relatives ' and friends in Chatham
county. ::.f:.r
Mr. G ek O. Andrews, city editor
of tire News and Observer, has re
turned from a pleasant Northern
tour. He looks as bright as a new
pin.
Mrs. Dr. Foushee, accompani d by
the three children of D. T Johnson,
Esq., Miss Gerti ude and Masters Clar
ence and Henry, left today to spend
a few days at her old home in Chat
ham county.
Miss Hattie Hervy has returned,
from Littleton.
Misses Mary and Laura Cordon, the
lovely, daughters of Rev. Dr. J.' H.
Cordon,' have returned to the city
from a protracted visit to the eastern
.part of the State. ' Miss Rose Young,
of Wilson, accompanied them home
and will be the goest of the Misses
Cordon for some weeks.
8. W. Whiting, Esq.; of the firm of
Messrs. Whiting Bros., has just re
turned 'from the Albemarle1 Presby
tery, which held its session at Oak-
wood church, Johnston county. He
DUI 9 .was
says . .there was a large attendance
d th mmnnUy wa8 most hospifr
able and ; kind and vied with each
other to make all the delegates com
fortable and happy. ,
Mrs. Jno. C. Scarborough and chil
dren left today to visit relatives and
friends in Johnston county. iT , - -
They Have Struck It Rich, (
and instead of hiding their caudle un
der o. bushel, are willing, the whole
"shoe world,' should kn6w that they
bought their ntw shoe stock before
the prices advanced, and are giving
customers the advantage of their
good luck,
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MoKimmon, Moseley McGee.
r 'Tfc la sti-ancn tYta
ties that attach
us to disagreeable things
at times,'
as the dog said to the tin can sequel,
Still in one's life such
things are
boi'id to c:r." i,
Church Services Tomorrow.
Baptist Tabernacle Sunday school
opens at V a m. if B Broughton,
bupt. Jfreachlng at 11 a m by Rev
Mr Adams, or Wake orestj and 8 p m ,
by Rev Geo J DowelL All cordially ,
Central U E Church. South Son-
day school at 9:15 a m, R C Redford,
superintendent. Preaching at 11 a m
.n1 M.lS n m hr th niutnr. kv I. I.
1 l X V a A. J . J. i
will find a cordial welcome, and be
seated by pome ushers. , A welcome ,
to all.
. Brooklyn Ch urch Services at 11 a
m and 8:00 p m by the pastor, Rev J
D Pegram; Sunday school at 8 p m.
The public are cordially invited.
Church of the Good Shepherd
Rev W M Clafk. Rector. Twelfth
Sunday after Trinity, Sunday School
at 9:30 a m. Morning Prayer and Ber
mon at 11 a m. Evening Prayer and
Kermon at 8:15 p m. Services during
the week Wednesday and Friday
at 10 a m All seats free. Polite
ushers. AU cordially invited.
Christ Church St. Bartholomew's
Day, (Twelfth Sunday after Trinity.
Sunday School 9:45 am. t Divine Ser
vice and Sermon at 11 a m. Evening
Prayer 6 pm. Services during . the
week Wednesday 6pm and Friday
10 a m. All invited.
Christian Cbnrch- Sunday School at
9:80. Preaching at 11 a m and 8 pm,
by the pastor. Rev J L Foster. All
cordially invited to attend these ser
vices. -' s
First Presby terian Church Sunday
School 9:30 a nw Preaching at 11 a m
and 8.15 p in, by the pastor, Rev Dr
Wm B Lacy. Services at 'Mission
Chapel at 5 p m. Polite ushers. Seats
free. All cordially invited.
Edenton Street M. E Church
Sunday' School 9:30 a m. Preaching
at 11 a in and 8:15 p. m., by the cas
tor, Rev. Dr. J. H. Cordon. Public
invited. .v,-, : i
They Don't Spoil Your Feet.
Burt and Packard's "Korreck
shape" Gents Shoes for sale by,
McKimmon, Moseley & McGee.
Do Not Procrastinate.
It is a great evil and often causes
regrets. Do not put off until next
week, what you could have done yes
terday. Never say of 'imperative
duty another time will do as well; It
will not. The experience of the past
teaches us that an opportunity lost
may never return. Do what you have
to do with all your ability And. da it
at once. Procrastination is the thief
of time and robs men of golden op
portunity that might have borne
them to fortune and prosperity. Re
member the present is yours but the
future is did by a veil of mystery
through whose sable folds no eyetcan
pierce. Be instant in season and out
Of season in buying and in selling,
but more especially in buying before
our reduced carpet sale is past. We
sell all carpets at I of former prio up
to September 1st at Swindell's.
Mary Jones Metropolitan Hall
v Wednesday Night Next.
' The Philadelphia Sentinel says:
Miss Jones made her first appearance
in this city last week, captivating all
who availed themselves of the oppor
tunity to be present.. Box sheet open
at MacRae's drug store.
Which is Tour Right Hand ?
St. Louis Republio.
An anatomist told me the other day
that I could not tell ' him which was
my right hand. I immediately held
out my right hand, , but he objected.
He said that he did not say that I
could not show or extend my right
hand, but that I could not tell him
which was my right hand that is,
that I could describe it in Words so
that one who had never, heard of the
distinction we make between the
right and left hands would be able to
find it. I thought that would be easy
enough also until I took Jtlme to think
the matter over, tnen i gave iiup,
for, on the outside of a human body
there is nothing to distinguish the
right hand from the left No one can
describe it in words bo that an Ignor
ant person (one nob knowing the dis
tinctions we make) can find and locate
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A lengthy brief is one of the nume-
1 reus paradoxes of the legal prof es-
SPECIAL NOTICES,
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Jost received a fresh lot of Edgertoa
port gooteh nnff whleh they propoie
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Our New Department.
. We will in future devote pecial at
tention to "Shoes," and we can always
"PP'T Jon with the best makes.pret-
nest snapes, ana oesi nis.
McKiinmon, Moseley & McGee.
I have just opened a first clas gro
eery, at No. 19 East Hargett street,
where I shall keep constantly on hand
a complete line of heavy aud fancy
groceries, and will be pleased to have
my friends come to see me as I can
and will please you.
It O. A. Pkrkikson.
Shoes ! Shoes S Shoes I
We have now ready for your inspec
tion a new . and complete stock of
thoes. Reliable Goods. Correct Styles.
McKimmon, Moseley & McGee.
$20 Reward.
Missed, lest or s'olen, a small gold
watch, with red enambled face. $20
reward will be paid any one return
ing same to 804 East Jones street and
no questions asked. ..
Announcement.
Raleigh, N. C, Aug. 23, '90.
To the Voters bf Wake County: I
hereby announce myself a candidate
for the office of Treasurer.
; Respectfully,
ang20 It W. W. Wtbbk.
They Mean Every Word of It.
The last week of August, will wit
ness the closing of the last veetige of
Summer Stuffs. Now owned by
McKimmon, Mosely St McGee.
Witness the havoc at 129 and 131
Fayetteville street.
J - VM &n S Tucker & Co.
Shoes. A broken line of Misses
and childrens fine shoes, worth, and
sold for $3.00 to $3.00, are now $1.00
to $1.50.' This lot just half price.
A e have ' the nicest kid button,
Datent leather tip. Ladies shoe for
$1.25 in the city.
Our gents calf skin, good year welt
for $3 OO.has never been equalled as a
$3.00 Bhoe in this market.
"We are now overhauling our shoe
department, preparatory to receiving
our fall stock, and we have a good
many broken lots, which we will close
out at much less than value Now is
a good time to save money in buying
your shoes. V
' WH&RS Tucker & Co.
- Mr. J. Rt Barkley, 1b now prepared
to accommodate boarders ' at his
boarding house.No. 218 East Edtnton
street, in the house known as the
"Pnllen House," recently purchased
for the Baptist Female College. Rea
souable terms made by the day, week
or month. ' aulfttf
Mrs. Justice's school will begin
Monday, September 1st, 1890 at her
residence 228 N McDowell street; Ral
eighiN.C.
For -Rent
A nice cottage on Saunders Street
good neighborhood, : water, dec.
healthy locality. Terms moderate,
Apply to T. T. Hay, over Citizens
Bank. Fayetteville Street. ' au8 iw
Li ! v Norris & Carter.
; Tremehdous Bargains are being
Offered through our entire' stock.
Everv article in our store must be
sold in the next few weeks Prices
VinvA hnn nnt on ever thlDfir that
! will surely make them 4 go. . Many
lines of goods have been, marked at
less than half price. Those having q
buy any kind of dress goods, silk.
notions,' white , goods, shoes, under
wear or dress goods of any description
will save 40 to 5C per cent, by buyiog
at the great closing out sale, at v e,
,-v Norris & Charter's
; "Indigo" is the name of a hew play.
Its prospects are blue at present, j
f "I have a - presentment," as lh
foreman of the grand jury remarked.
Hardware,
TO SEIL . . I
KVEIIY CIIILD8
0ARR1AGE
tOW ON. HARD. AH
MUST DAVE TIIE
FLOOR ROOM.
WE OFFER EACH ONE,
AT EXACTLY COST". " ' ''
AND HERE LETUS BAY,
THAT, WHAT WE MEAN
BY COST,
Is exactly net price charged at fac
tory with I reign t added.-" .
THI3PRJCE IS OaLT FOR CASH !
1B0HAS H. BRIGGS 4
Dry Goods, Notions, '&er
McKimmon, Moseley r. McGee.
On Making Ready
FOR
FALL BUSINESS
WE ' ' '
Must Rid Curcblvbo
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,,.:.OFALL- "''if n'ily
Summer Goods,
PRICE OR NO PRICE.' vj. -
THES.E GOODS .'H ' .
Ml3 1 bo Sold-
WE WILL NOT CARRY
1 DOLLAR'S WORTH OVEB.
IIcKtomon, Ilcssley k EcGea
129 and 131 Fayetteyille street. r
W, H. & R. S. TuckerS Co.
v. ".at t-tri-
CARPETS.
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21c.
This is for a fairly good cotton carpet,
worm aoc oi anyooays money.
We have still cheaper carpets,too.
25c.
Gets abetter and prettier carpet, and
iooks as good as one much.niguer
pucea. -
40c.
When you get up to this price yon 1
will be surprised to learn what
. ' yon cau buy for 40o per yard. i
42 1-2c
At 4?ic you can now buy ; a carpet
, that you had to pay 50o for.
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We are headquarters for carpets,
and everything hat pertains to car
pets, and we dont care what kind of
carpet, rug, oil cloth, &c, you want. w
Let us show ' you what we have got ,
and you need look no further. Prices ,
and everything else will suit - .
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