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1 The Baily Eceninjj Visitor. UBLIBHKD KVKRY AKTKKNUON, I Except Sunday, 1 Z TUB VISITOR Is served by carriers n the city t 23 ceutM per mouth, payable to the carriers in advance. Prices for mailing: $8 per year, or S5 cents per uio ith.rNo paper con tinued after e:.p.it:on of the time paid for nnle otherwise onlered. Communications appear! or in these columns are but the expressions of the opinion of the correspondents writing the same, and they alone are responsible. A cross mark X after your name Informs you that your time is out. Address all orders and communica tions to BHOWN & WILLIAMS, Raleigh, N 0 Local notices in this paper will be Five Cents per line each insertion. Hull ftlui-iu. Largest City Circulation. RALEIGH, N. C, AUGUST 1,1891 Encyclopedia Britannica. A full set of this great work can be seen at the Visitor office. It is not an abridgment but a reprint of the entire 25 volumes of the great EdinN burg ninth edition. It can be bought for about one sixth the cost of the English edition. Call and examine it. Try us on prices, we'll astonish you. WILt NORTH CAROLINA BE THERE? The site that has been selected and the description of the plans for the North Carolina buildings at the Chi cago Exposition are very pleasing, " on paper ;" but what is to be done about it. The $25,000 appropriated by the General Assembly, out of fuuds that did not belong to the state, but to individuals in the state, will not be paid out for that purpose by the Governor. Then what is to be done about it? Must those magnificent plans be torn up and that splendid lake front site, so picturesque and beautiful, be occupied by others, and the grand old North State sleep on, or die of conservatism and be forgot-, ten forever. LOCAL PRIDE. The South Port Leader puts this subject in its true light. It tays : ft" The absence in any town, city or county, of what may be termed " lo cal pride," denotes a low state in the religious and business life of such a community. The town or city which does not have at least once a year, dome agitation in its religious circles, to stir up the ' sleepers reclaim backsliders' and bring sinners to senses, is a very dead place. And the place which have no citizen or citizens to constantly plan and execute new schemes, either for the amusement or "benefit of the rest of the community should be abandoned to its fate, it cannot have any prosperity." " The failure of a city or county to take part in any progressive move ment, shows a lack of local pride, and the apparent penny saving policy, w hich may be offered in extenuation for the course pursued, does not de ceive any one, but indicates the ab sense of a conscious pride and ambi tion, which has not the welfare of anything at heart. The best evidence of a healthy lo cal pride, is the willingness shown by the citizens of a place to make per sonal sacrifices for the general good. Liberality either in contributions or services, and not with the proviso of future recompense attached, as a sav Jng clause in case of loss." A Ranty. The New Berne Journal says: They tell us that "the proposed North Carolina building at the World's Fair, a picture of which is in the Agricultural Department at Ral eigh, will be a beauty, stretching out before the lake, the grounds hand some laid ont and the building beau tifully adorned. It is a beauy." The tobacco ciopa in some sections of Rockingham couuty were badly damaged last Sunday afternoon by the hail storm which passed across the county. Mineral Springs. The Reidsville Review says the Chalybeate springs, near Wentworth, Rockingham county, have become quite famous for their healing quali ties. t Trying to Room. The Plymouth Beacon is making a lesperate effort to got up a boom for Plymouth. It says: "We have heard men of intelligence ask why Ply mouth. Tarboro, Edenton, Washing ton and other eastern towns could not have real estate boouib like Wiu Bton, Durham, Oxford, Raleigh and other western towns, and then in an effort to answer correctly, attributes it to the inertia of the people." Continue to agitate, Bro. Ambon. Tell the people to get a move on them. Think of This. It is stated that the lumber output of North Carolina this year is expec ted to be 800,000,000 feet valued at over 10,000,0C0. Ex. And how is this ? How do such figures appear to the people out in the barren west out where a tree is a natural curiosity and where a sapling is guarded with a shot gun. Would not such figures, properly presented to the people in that coun.. try who will suffer with cold this com ing winter, cause them to get a move on themselves ? But the point is a timber country is generally barren of all things else. But not here in North Carolina where timber is inexhaustible. We have all kinds of minerals and wonder ful supplies, too : we have fruits in all varieties and we have a welcome for all who may come. The only thing we lack is enterprise enough to present our manifold charms to a world that would be eager to come and dwell in peace with us. Durham Globe. An Unexpected Visitor. New Berne Journal. A fine handsome deer took Mr. J. McSorley by surprise Wednesday by walking into his shoe shop, right by him, and lying down in the shop. It was supposed he was one of the tame ones kept at the fair grounds that had escaped, but investigation proved that all were there that belonged there. B owever, he was placed with the others to remain awaiting an owner. Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria. When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria. When she was a Child, she cried for Castoria, When she became M iss, the clung to Castoria, When she had Children, ahe gave them Oajtorla. It Killed Her at Last. Pittsuuru, Pa., July a While in Paris with her parents four years ago, Martha Frick, then aged two years, Bwallowed a pin. Today she died at Cresson Springs as the result. She was a daughter of Henry C. Frick, the millionaire coke operator and steel manufacturer. She felt no ill effects until the win ter of 1880, when, after much suffer ing from a pain in the side an abscess formed aud the pin was dis charged. It left ht-r the victim of a peculiar disease, which has ever Biuce baffled the best physicians in the country. A Disgraceful Wedding. Peodmont Herald. A white girl by the name of Vic toria Via, about 10 years old, and a negro about 45 years boarded the train at Preston, JHenry county, Va., last week and started for Reids ville to be married. They obtained license, were married, and then were arrested and are now spending their honeymoon (?) in Rockingham couu ty jail. This is a sad picture to bring before civilized and intelligent Ameri cans, but we, can not expect other wise so long as this course is defended by some of our, so called, most in fluential men. Only last winter a similar case occured in New York, and was zealously d-. fended by an eminent divine. Big bargains in all kinds of summer millinery at Miss maggik kkksk s, jy7tf 209 Fayetteville St. The Rook Tt-uat Knocked Out. A Caju to the i i.i.k The price of the great Encyclopedia Brit annica, ae per volume for the English coi tion, and o per volume tor the beribuer and the btoudurui edition in Uie cliuapesl bind ingbun been a Uir to lis popular use. Our uew reprint ol Una work is furnished ut VL 50 per volume, Uie gruiUa: bargain ever known in Uie book trade. V e liuve sold over hull u million volumes in six luoulfis; piool Uiul Uie public aypreriW so gleat a bargain. This reprint is not an abridgment, but a re production ol Uie entire iweiiiy-nvo volumes ol toe great iiUinburgliiiilu euitiun, pageior page, wiiu new auU later unities ou iwport uni. American topics, anu new inaps, later and beiiei man m any otner edition, in aU rcpecio it compares lavoiabiy vviw tne nigu in iced editions, and ni point oi niaps and uu- lauimy ol oinumg it lasuperior to mem. iieieioiore we nave solu omy lor casu. we now announce mat we win uenver tne set complete on small easy jmymeuw, bm.-i.vL oi't'XK. lu order that you may see the bargain we oiler, and exaninie ns merits, we will lumish Volume 1 by express lor 00 cUs, a traction of actual cost; add -iO cts postage ii wanted by"niail. Circulars and sample page. will be sent free on uppuuiiion. ii.. o. l t.vi.t ot (jo., jc-j u i'ubiisners, cnicago. .Legal Advertisements. The Firemen's Association. For above occasion the Richmond and Danville Railroad will sell tickets to Durham, N. C, and return at the following rates from points named. Tickets on sale Aug. 24th to 2Gth in- clusive,good returning Aug. 29th,1891. From Charlotte, $4 80 " Greensboro, 2 10 " Winston-Salem 2 85 " Henderson, 1 80 " Raleigh, 1 20 " Selma .. 2 10 " Goldsboro - 2 GO ' Rates from intermeaiate points in same proportion. Following the Doctor's Advice. Texas Justice Well, Sam, are you guilty or not guilty this time? Sam Yes, sah. I specs I'm de guil ty colored gentelman. 1 went in dar las' night and tuck de demijohn. I owns up to dat. "How did you come to do that?" "A white man put me up to it,sah." "What is the name of the white man?" "Dr. Jones, sah, what libs up dar near de old Tom Blank's place." "That's not possible." "Yes, sah, hit am. I went to dat doctor about a mis'ry in de chist, and he tole me ter take a tonic ebery night bofore going to bed, and hear in' dat whiskey am a good tonic, and being as de doctor knowed his biz ness, bat berry night I took de tonic from de saloon. I pried open de back door wid a crowbar and took de tonic."' "Yes, we know all about whiskey being a tonic. Although I am not a medical man I'll have to prescribe for you myself. What you need is rest, and I'll just bind you over to wait the action of the grand jury." "Dat 'a what a man gits for follerin' de odvice ob dese medikul men," re marked Sam sulkily, as he was led off. N. C. State Horticultural Fair. For above occasion the Richmond & Danville Railroad will sell tickets to Greensboro, N. 0., and return at following rates from points named. Tickets on sale August 3d, 4th and 5th inclusive, good returning August 8th: From Charlotte $3.15 " Winston Sklem 120 " Durham 2 10 " Henderson 3 40 " Raleigh 2 85 1 Selma 8.50 From Goldsboro, 3 15 Rates from intermediate points in same proportion Land Sale at Burliugton. For above occasion the Richmond and Danville Railroad will well tickets to Burlington, IS. C, and return at 11 . A . - ionowing rates irom points named. Tickets on sale July 31 to Aug 1, in clusive.good returning Aug 3. '91 : From Durham, 190 " Raleigh, 3.15 " Goldsboro, 5.40 " Selma, 4.55 " Henderson, : ........ 4.05 Winston-Salem, 2.7 " Greensboro, ..,., 1.20 Kates from intermediate points in same proportion. N.C. State Tobacco Association . FYir til A olmuo nlioemn tl, U,l. mono a .Danville Railroad will sell tickets to Morehead N. 0.. and r turn at the following rates from poiniB named. Tickets on sale Aug 3d to 5th. Good returning Aug- 20th JJ'rom Charlotte, $8 05 Salisbury, 7 Albemarle, 7 80 Ashboro, 7 Wreensboro, 6 35 Winston Salem, 6 Wilkesboro, 8 Durham, 5 Oxford, 6 Raleigh, 4 Henderson, 6 Selma, 1 3 Rates from intermediate points same proportion. Grand Lodge G. IT.O.O. F., Col ored. For above occasion the Richmond and Danville Railroad will sell tickets to Wilmington, N. C, ar d return at following rates from points named. Tickets on sale Aug. 3d to 7th good returning July 8th. From Greensboro, 47 55 Winston-Salem, 9 20 Durham, 7 55 Henderson, 9 50 Raleigh, 7 05 Selma, 546 Rates from intermediate points in same proportion. Executor's Notice. Having qualitieJ asexecutorof E.ll.Stamps, deceased, 1 hereby give notice to all persons indebted to rlim-io make immediate pay meut to me, and to all persons baving claims auuinst his estate to present tlie same to me on or belore Hie lid uay oi July, other wise this nonce will be pleaded 111 bar oi tlieir recovery. ii. i. UKA 1 , yz oawbvv m 01 n.. it. oianips, uec u. Important Sale el table Bv virtue of decrees in Wake Superior Court. Aom term, 18W1 and June 17lh, isai, 1 will 011 Monday, August 3d, at the Court house door, 111 liaieign, expose 10 puunc sale laat vauaoie property, 111 .utile iuver town snip on the wafers oi Little river, known as Moure s mill. Teiais, luYorable, to be made known on day 01 sale. V. i. bAliiii, Uoninnsionei. This sale will be postponed to iuesuay, Ainr. 4th. June a&th, 1891. je24tds NOTICE. HAVING quahiied as au. ......or oi the estate oi K VV Wynne, deceased, this is to notity all persons holding claims against the estate 10 present them .tome for payment on or beioie uie 1st day of June, 18&S, orUiis notice will be plead m bar oi recovery. All persons indebted to the esuue will please settle witnout delay. VV. W, WlJNiNii, Aorn r. June 1,1891. bw 1857. .Mill Siuce the imt to i i i i i , i i l i I t h e last date above wrAten the undersigned has repaired more than 40,00u watches and perhaps as many clocks, besidec thmiKnnria of nieces of tewelry. tit is still making a specialty of Watch, Clock and Jewelry lifoik at his old stand. SECOND door west of the National Hank of Raleigh, whnre mav be found a good line ol MINE Gold and Silver Watches, m INE Marble and Walnut Clocks, INE Gold and Steel Spectacle and Jewelry for sale at tne low est possible prices for CASH. You cannot afford to miss caL'pg on COLE if you wish anything in his line. His goods are all of the best classes. His workman ship none better. Call and see hitn at 13 WEST- HARGFTT STREET, Raleigh, N. 0. sel5 J. W. COLE, LISTEN Sots andGirls. Which of you will get the prize we are of fering? They will be well worth working for.and we know several of you who are hustling to,"get there." GRAPES for SALE A limited quantity, 51b basket, 50c; 101b I. 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