THEY ABE GONE.
Messrs. Wynne and Rpence
Leave on Their heel Tonr
For The North.
A considerable crowd assembled on
Fayetteville street this morning to
witness the start of Messrs. Will
Wynne and N. A. Bpence on their
hicycft trip to the northern and New
Eugland States. The start was made
at 10:23, amid the cheers of the crowd
The yoang adventurers will take the
direct dirt roads north and will go
through Petersburg, Richmond,
Washington, Ac. They hope with
favorable weather to make the trip
to New York in a week, or ten days
at farthest. They promice to fcive
telegraphic reports of progress from
the principal points along the route
May they have a gloriouB time and a
safe retnrn. Hurrah for Raleigh boys
every time.
Personal Mention.
Mr. W. L. Davis has quite a sick
child at his home, on north Salisbury
street.
We most deeply regret to learn that
Mr. John C. Palmer, one of our oldest
and most highly respected citizens, is
quite sick at the residence of Mrs.
Riddle on north McDowell street.
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Bobbitt have re
turned from a pleasant sojourn to
Connelly Springs.
Miss Annie Baker, of Greensboro,
who has been visiting at the Branson
House, returned home yesterday.
Capt. Bennehan Cameron of Stag-gs-ville
is in the city.
Mr. G. B. Fleming, of Pantego, N.
C, paid us a visit today. He is here
on a visit to his family.
Rev. Thos. H. Pritchard, of Wil
mington, formerly of Raleigh, has
returned from a trip to Saratoga very
much improved in health.
W. W. Vass, Jr., has returned from
a trip to Old Point, and other places
of interest in eastern Virginia.
Messrs. Ed. Chambers Smith, C. B.
Wright and Mr. and Mrs. T. R. Jer
nigan have returned from Morehead
City.
Mr. H. M. Cowan, of the treasury
department has gone to Ashboro to
attend the funeral of Mr. T. C. Worth.
Mr. Dudley Peed was in the city
today.
Mrs. W. B. Mann and Miss Bessie
Bates are visiting relatives in Ox
ford. Rev. W. R. Gwaltney, of Wake
Forest College, Mr. J. 0. Caddell, of
the Biblical Recorder, and Dr, d
Durham have gone to attend a meet
ing of the Beulah Baptist Associa
tion. Miss Lucy Hawkins, of this city, is
visiting friends in Oxford.
Gen. B. F. Chilton and family have
gone to Morehead City for a few days
recreation.
Fraud.
In the matter of the payment of di
rect taxes, it has been discovered in
some cases that frauds were practiced
by the agents of the government who
collected the taxes. In Charlotte Mr.
J. P. Irwin holds a receipt for $153,
and by the governnment report he is
credited with only $43. The taxes in
that section were collected by Hiram
D. Porter who caused notices to be
stuck up all through that section ask
ing the people to send their receipts
to him, and he would collect the taxes
for them at a small per centage. We
hear of no such frauds in this section,
and it appears that thd official who
did the collecting here, acted all right,
so far as is now known.
Acknowledgmen t .
We return thanks to our esteemed
friend Mr. J. H. Davis, proprietor of
Johannisberg vineyard in the north
western suburbs of the city for a box
of nice grapes. They were of the
most approved variety and luscious
beyond comparison. Mr. Davis is one
of our most successful dairymen and
grape growers, and we are glad to
learn that he is reaping an abundant
reward.
Encyclopedia Britannica.
A full set of this great work can be
Been at the Visitor office. It is not
an abridgment but a reprint of the
entire 26 volumes of the great Edin
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.
Raleigh Market Report.
WHOLESALE 3CD RKTAIL.
Corrected wkKI.Y by
W. C. A. B RfRONACH.
Fayetteville aud Wilmington streets
215 217
Mkats-C. R. sides, 8 T 10
Hulk shoulders,
Bacon " 8 10c
" breakfast 14 12
Hams sugar cured 11 15c
" N. C. A Va , Wi 15c
Bacon N. C, hog round, 10 11c
Lard Pure. 8 10c
Compound fi'c 10
Floor Best per bbl $0.50 $7.00
Family, " 6.00 (5.50
Good, " 6.25 5.50
Cokkkk Rio Green 18 25c
Sugar Granulated, 5 file
Yellow extra C 4 5c
MOLA8SBS Cuba 22 50c
New Orleans, 22 00c
Syrups, 25 f0
MKAL perbusbel, 85 1.00
Corn per bushel, 85 1,00
Oats per bushel, 70 80c
Hat per huu'wt, !)0 1.10
Bran per pound, IJ le
Ship Stuxk per pound, H lie
Salt per sack, 1.55 1:75
J M BROUGHTOK.
T B M08KLEY.
COUNTRY PRODUCE.
BUTTKR ! 15 25c
Eggs, 11 15c
Chickens Spring, 1?1 25c
Hens, 25 35c
Potatoes Sweet, 30 50c
Irish, $1.25 1.50
Peas White, 75 1.00
" Stock. 65 90c
J.MBROUGHTON & CO.,
Real Estate Agents
o
EXCLUSIVELY.
Wnere (he buyer gets the Profit
Is the Place
TO BUY.
In addition to our stock of clothing,
we wish to call attention to our
GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS,
CONSISTING OK
SHIRTS, laundriod and uulanndried,
CUFFS,
COLLARS,
DRAWERS,
UNDER-SHIRTS,
HOSIERY, Black
and colored.
HANDKERCHIEFS,
SILK,
LINEN,
COTTON,
and the base ball handkerchief. Sus
penders, &c.
junl9tf
H. V. WAITT.
Land and Mill Site inr Sale.
On Monday, the 31st day of August, 1891.
at the court house door in Ka'eigh, under a
judgment of the Superior Court of Wake
county, in the special proceeding, entitled
Phonas Yates, M J Tonnofi'ski and Geo L
Tonnoffski, her husband, and others ex
parte, I will sell at pubMe auction, the tract
ot land of about 32 acres, on Walnut creek,
in Swift Creek township, Wake county, ad
joining the lands of W H J Goodwin, Win
Woodall, TJ Woodall and Bryant Smith,
and known as the Yates' mill tract.
Terms: A credit of three months given
and bond with security required. Sale at 12
m. S F MORDECAI,
Commissioner.
Eahigh, N C, July 31st, 1891 tds
University of North Carolina.
The next Term Begins Sept. 3. En
SSStrance Examination, Sept. 2.
Tuition $30 per term. Needy young men
of talent and character will be aided with
scholarships and loans. Besides the general
course of study, which offer a wide range of
elective studies, there are courses in Law,
Medicine and Engineering. For catalogue,
&c. address the President.
GEO. T. WINSTON,
jy24 2w Chapel Hill, N. C.
Our Bicycle Line
consists of the following and is complete:
COLUMBIA," Light Roadster
Safety, with or without
cushion tire, with or with
out spring fork, $135
"RU8H" cushion tire, 115
"HARTFORD" $1C0; cushion tire, 105
"CRESCENT," solid tire, 85
Ladies Machines.
Ladies' "COLUMBIA" Safety, $135
"HARTFORD" " 105
" "JUNO" " 75
Bovs' Wheels.
"ROB ROY," 26 inch, all balls, $50
"BOYS' JUNIOR," 24 Inch, 25
ALSO OTHERS.
Of course the "Columbia" is the best.
For years the name "Columbia" has been
a synonym for that which is tne most dura
ble and up with the times.
It leads in all improvements.
The above for sale by the
Noi State Music Co.
C. G. STONE,
Manager,
jy3i tf GENERAL MUSIC DEALERS.
The men you are looking for if you want to buy or sell or rent real es
tate. jyl5
Island Beach Hotel9
AT THE HAMMOCKS.
ON WRIGHTS VILLE BEACH NEAR
Wilmington, N. C-
Now open for the. season 1801. Host charming resort on South
Atlantic Coast. Hotel equipped with all modern improvements,
PIG F ISH, CIIABS, CLaMS
and all the delicacies from the sea a specialty. Fine
BAND OF MUSIC,
Dancing, Fishing, Boating, Sea Breezes, Snrf BatUnfej.
WILL HUNTER,
PROPRIETOR.
Also Proprietor Hotels ARLINGTON
GREGORY, Coldsboro, N. C.
June 25, 181)1 2m.
CAPT. DORSEY'S
Improved and justly celebrated
Columbus County
WATERMELONS.
A carload just in directly Jroni the field.
Fresh and Splendid
and for sale very low by
JONES & POWELL
Has just received a lot of
OAT AND CORN CHOPS
Splendid feed for Horses, especially BROOD
MARES and COLTS.
THE SPECIAL
COW FOOD
Is fast gaining a renowned reputation for
quantity and quality of MILK
and BUTTER.
THE SPECIAL
HORSE FOOD
Will soon bring out the poorest horse and
make him fat and sleek.
GOOD SAWED
SHINGLES,
-ALWAYS ON HAND AT LOWEST-
PRICES
ALSO
IO-Inch Boards.
Executor's Notice.
Having qualified as executors of Samuel
M. TJtley, deceased, we hereby give notice to
all persons indebted to him to make imme
diate payment to us; and to all persons hav
ing claims against his estate to present the
same to us on or before the 9th day of July,
1892; otherwise this notice will be pleaded
in bar of their recovery.
fj A. Whitaker, Raleigh, N. Cy and T. A.
Council, Holly Springs, N. C , Executors.
July 10, 1891.-6w
FOR SALE PRIVATELY, a fine tract of
woodland, about four miles west of Raleigh,
containing 220 acres, more' or less. The
above property is offered by virtue of an or
der of the Superior Court of Wake county in
an action entitled, T H Briggs and others ex-
mrte, being a special preceeding for sale of
and for partition, &c.
THOMAS H BRIGGS.
je3 tds Commissioner, &C
NORTH CAROLINA,
WAKE COUNTY.
H P Witaell and others, plaintiffs, vs. R. G.
Peace and others, defendants. Superior
Court, April Term, 1891.
At the request of Li. U. Peace and wife,
and by virtue of authoritycohferred on us by
an order of court in the above entitled action
as commissioners to make sale of the prop
erty described in the complaint, we wul
expose for sale, and sell to the highest bid.
der, for cash, at the Court House door, in Ral
eigh, N. C, on Monday, the 1 th day of
August, A. D., 1891, the lot whereon the
said Peace and wife now reside, in the said
city of Raleigh, on South street, adjoining
the lands of B. J. Robinson, Mary Boyd and
others, described in the complaint. Terms,
cash: hour, 12 m. . . .
T. R. PURNELL, . i
W. J, PEELE, j 00,11 i
July i0-30d . -
HOT ROLES
Every Afternoon at Half
Past Four O'clock.
Best Bread in the State,
and
Fresh Cakes Baked Every
Day at
StronachsBakery
It
o
1
No 128 East Hargett street,
Between Wilmington
and Blount Sts.
BAKERY
-OPEN-
Until 8 O'clock P
1
SW.UA B.Stronacb
Proprietors
STRONACH'8 BAKERY
He Cheerfally Recommends It.
THE GBEATI,
Panacea Springs
. w ATEE
CKBTincAW FBOH DB. J. B. BOBBITT.
Raleigh, N. O., June 5th 1891.
To the Panacea Springs and Hotel.Co:
Gentlemen It affords me erreat. nlensiira
to state that I regard the Panacea Springs
water the very best in the catalogue of min
eral waters now in use for scrofula, and es
pecially tor dyspepsia. One vear atrolwaa
a great sufferer from dyspepsia and alter
inuuj ocvei .u near ine Springs alld
USMlf tile water lmlv. I wMPiirin.iu ...i,.. ...i
since that time 1 have bad occasional returns
01 11, auu 111 every instance i have experi
enced nmnmt rclll't III (In. HUU i.I li ttiutna
1 would advise every suUerer irom dyspej
01a, niju imu uu so, w use mis water, n 13
wiiai, us name indicates a panacea lor
some ol the worst, it not all, Uie diseases to
WlllCll lll'.sll is llMir I llHVU L 'II..U-H tl... ll-.l..,-
tor a number of years, audi cheerfully re
commend it, Kesuectlullv.
jS " J. B. BOBBITT.
The Covenant Building and Loan
Association,
OF
au'iuukiz,!) Capital, $a6,0UU,U00
Managed solely by odd b el ows, but niein-
jcisnip upeu U all. 1'he i.o v mum is olic of
bbe oest known und most successiul iiuild-
ing una Loan Associations beiore the public.
ine uusmess ol tins company in ah ucpart-
nienta us conducted with, iiuiu economy, mu
proportion 01 payments by anaxeholueis,aii.i.'
AfAttX a Uit i!iAiJUNBi!. ti ussv la smaller
than many other companies.
Xhe loiiowini; are endorsements from the
k no.v vnie liuiiKS, where the iioine uinoe is
located:
"A thoroughly solvent and reliable insti
tution. 11 omcers are nist class business
men, capable, honest, and ol that character
who couid not auurd to connect their names
with any but a successiul una reliable busi
ness.' c-'ity iNational Uank.
i.he omceis are ui men cl good standing
in re. una some ol im-m are wealthy men in
very nign social and commercial siauuiUg.
liusi lemitssee iNulional iank.
"lhe oniceis are among om very best tit i -
Ztiua .11 ui uie gentlemen 01 honor and credit'" .
.third iNuuoual iauk
t or stock or iniormation see Ueoree H.
lilass W . X. buuih or W av ne Alioult. inly 3
Great
THE STOCK OF
Suitings,
PANTS PATTERNS,
Re'dymade Clothing
' &c, OF
I. Winetrob,
Merchant Tailor,
must be closed out within the next" 30 days.
This is in order to satisfy creditors.
ALL III IDI OF bliBDS
in that line will do well to call as I will sell
regardless of cost.
M. Rosenthal,
jy20 2w Trustee.
MISFIT SUITS I A number of Misfit Suits
MISFIT SUITS I mad; to measure, are also
MlttFIT SUITS for sale at low prices.
M. JtOSENTHAij, Trustee
f J.Wintttob,