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' ' mmmmmmmmmm MlWi II ' i ' ' The Bailg Evening Visitor. TUBI48HBD BVBRT AKTKKNOON, (Except Sunday, TUB VISITOR is served by carriers in the eity nt 25 cenw per month, payable to the carriers in advance. Prices for mailing : S per year, or t6 cents per month. No paper con tinned after expiration of the time paid for unless otherwise ordered. Communications appearing in these columns are but the expressions of the opinion of the correspondents writing the same, and they alone are ret "on hie. ' A erost mark X after your name Informs you that your time is out. Address all orders and communica tions ("0 lillOWN & WILLIAMS, Raleigh, N 0 Local notices in this paper will be Five Cents per line each insertion. LAR9BST City Circulation. RALEIGH, N. C, SEPTEMBER 3, 1891 AuKARlA AGITATION. As anticipated, the distress in Rus sia caused by the failure in the grain crops has resulted in numerous riots in all parts of the empire. Starvation recognizes no authority that keeps it from bread and the police have their hands full in trying to maintain or der. As the evidences of shortage multiply and develop greater propor tions, the situation aRBiiuies a more serious phase to other nations that have suffered similar disaster and which have been accustsmed to rely upon Russia to supply their deficits. The situation in Germany is par ticularly serious since it has been dis covered that the potato crop is also very shoH. Meetings have been held in a number of towns calling upon the government to suspend or abolish the grain duties, and the fact that no measures have been taken to repress these gatherings is counted as an evi dence that the cabinet recognizes the gravity of the situation, and will very probably yield to the popular demand. But the most important feature of the agitation, that distress has brought about is revealed in the strength developed by the liberals in the kaiser's dominions. The social ists have combined with the liberals of every school to urge the demands of the hour, and the government's evident disposition to yield is a com cession to this element that is tanta mount to a respectful recognition of its strength. Distress is always a prolific source of disorder. Suffering is the parent of revolution. Agitators always find a sympathetic audience in hard times, for it is not difficult to per suade men of political wrongs who are desperately looking for escape from hardship. Recognition of this fact is therefore creditable to fore sight and political acumen. By com plying with the socialists' demands i etop will be put to the agitation, and when the period of distress is passed the duties may ;be restored and the government, by a comparatively small sacrifice of revenue will have strengthened itself among the com mon people, who have a potent voice no less in Germany than elsewhere in shaping national destiny. At any rate the riots that are now disturb ing Russia will be avoided, and the cost of bread being less, the distress ful situasion will be ameliorated. The effect of this short age has al ready been felt throughout the Uni ted States in the rise in prices of bread stuffs, which doubtless will be yet largely increased as the fall and winter advances. Our farmers and millers will be greatly benefited by this state of things. Re". J. A. Wictou who has return ed from Europe where he has BBS for some months, investigating the claims that P. S ey whose grave is in Iredell county, was the great Marshal Ney. He claims to have se cured evident- -ettliug theqao6?ion finally that Peter Stuart Ney who sleeps in North Carolina soil is nouo other than the true Marshal Ney. Imitation of Coffee (Jolng the Konmls. Boston is said to be engaged in the manufacture of an imitation coffee, made of clay and rye or other flour, which is sold to the trade at about six cents per pound, and which is mixed with good coffee in the propor tion of a quarter of a pound of the bogus article to one pound of the genuine berry. A Philadelphia busi ness man is quoted as saving that an examination by a chemist disclosed the real character of the stuff, which is declared to be "a fraud upon the poor." Another kind of bogus coffee, even harder to detect, is pressed into the shape of the coffee bean. Diocese ol North C arolina. The Book Trust. Kuoeked Out. Thc--Scientiflc American of a recent date contain a description and illus fcions of what it describes as " a sim ple ami f1 u rable barrel making iua chine designed to set up and hold the staves in proper position while the linrrnu ftpn heine driven on." The machin? has been patented by Mr Henry T. Drake of Wadesboro, N. C. We believe that barrel making ma chine ry now in general U6e goes no further than to get the material in readiness for putting the barrel to gether. If so the want filled by this machine will be appreciated by bar rel manufacturers. Charlotte News. ntSUOF LTMAN'S Al'l'OlIITMKSTB. September 0, Sunday C-ilvnrv Ch. Hendernun eo i'ity. :, Wednesday p in Trinity chap Ashe'ille 11, Friday p m Ascen sion church, Hickory. IS, Sunday Lenoir. 13, Suuday 4:3': p m Yad kin Valley. 10, Wednesday, Bl At Statesvillo. 27 Puuduy- Winston. " yy, Tuesday W a 1 n u t Cove. 30, Wednesday Germsu ton. October 1, Thursday Madison. 1, Sunday Mt Airy. " 0, Tuesday Wiik'sboro 7, Wednesday Gwyn's Chapel. j, Friday Lincolnton. 11, Sunday a m Shelby. 11, Sunday p m Ruth erfordton. 13. li), Asheville. Wednesday Bow man's Bluff. 32, Thursday Brevard, Consecration. 25, Sunday Franklin Macon county. " 27, Tuesday Culloushee Consecration. Holy communion at morning servi ces. Collections tor uiocesan mission. 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Heretolorc we liavesoiuoniy ior usu. ve now announce that we WJU deliver me aei complete on small easy payments, SI'Kcial UfFKU. in oruex mat you may see the bargain we oner, and examine its merits, we will furnish Volume 1 b express for ou cts, a fraction of actual cost; add W cts postage if wanted by mail. Circulars aim sumpie page win oe seuurce on application. li. . 1 ealk & (Jo., je2u u i'ubusners, cmeago, Train Robbers Secure $3.(i00 N OREOLK AND CAROLINA R.R CONDKNSKD LCHEDUIiK. Superior Courts of North Caro Una. JUDGES. Name. District Residence. Geo H Brown, 1 Beaufort, Henry R Bryan, 2 NewBerne, H G Connor, 3 Wilson, Spier Whitaker, 4 Wake, R W Winston, 5 Granville, E T Boykin, 0 Sampson, J D Mclver, 7 Carthage, R F Armfield, 8 Iredell, Jesse F Graves, i) Surry, John G Bynum, 10 Morganfon, W A Hoke, 11 Lincolnton, J H Merrimon, 12 Kuvc'iiube. South Bound Train. No. 101. A. M. 9 50 10 15 10 27 1102 11 20 11 3" 11 52 12 31 12 53 1 20 P. M. Dated August 9th, 1891. STATIONS. L've Pinner's Point L've L've L've L've L've L've L've L've Ar Drivers, Suffolk, Gates, Tunis, Ahoskey, Aulauder, Hobgood, Tarboro, Rocky Mount, Arrive Arrive Arrive Arrive Arrive Arrive Arrive Arrive Arrive L've North Bound Train No. 100 p. M 5 25 2 01 1 4 14 3 54 3 30 3 2 39 2 17 1 50 P. M No 101 makes connection at Rocky Mount with W fe W Train No 23 for all points South, and No 78 train for all points North G M SBHPKL, J K AKHliU, Gen'l Manacer. Hunt Trans T M Emerson, Gen'l Passenger Agt 1857. i i i i i ' i i i i -Since the first to I i tne last uaie above written the undersigned nas repaired more than 40,000 w atones and perhaps as many clocks, besides rlH of nieces ot jewelry. Me is still making a specialty of Watch, Clock and Jewelry Woik at his old stand, SECOND door west of the National JBanK oi rtaieigu, h found a erood line of H h Wuh I mill nuver vv uia urn. FINE Marble and Walnut Clocks, INE Gold and Steel Spectacles; and Jewelry for sale at tne iow; oaf lK.Hs.i hi nrices for CASH. You cannot afford to miss caL 'pg on COLE if you wish anything .In his line. His goods are all of ?th hAHt classes. His worknian- i,i.i nn-na hatter. OrII and see him at 13 WEST HARGETT STREET, Raleigh, N. C. sei5 J W. COLtr Raleigh Post-Office MAIL SCHEDULE. OUTUOINU M A 1 1 - No. of F rom Kiron. Tnunj P.O. I Depot Via Keysville (R. P. O.) for RaUiuond & way, ViM GuldAOuru . K . 1 1 i for fclioit Cut A lioldn. dm. la W'eldon and Norf. (K. P. O.) for . dL b Via Uoldaboro (H. P. U.) lor N S. and tMal, Via Uiuson sta. (R. 1 O.) for WU., Char, ii South. ia Uieensboro (R.P.O.) for S. und West, Via Weldcn St Norfolk tr.x. r't.iior N. A Kast, ViaUreensboro (Kx. b.) tor V, S. and West, l)ifAm-K" 13 12 38 10 41 9 34 11 a m 7 ib 8 15 10 40 p in 1 00 3 15 5 35 4 30 a. lii, 0 00 m 8 16 8 46 11 25 u in 1 Si 4 0t 3 10 5 0C 1 30 INCOMING MAILS. Via Greensboro (Ex.Ft,) from N S. and West, Via Weldon (Kx. b'l.j Iroin North and bast, Uibson sta, (K. P. O.) from Char., Wd. dt B. Via Ureeusboro (R.P.O.; lrom N., 6. and Wesi, V ia Weldoii (,K. If. V.) lrom Nortli ami hum, Via ColdsboroliUP. V.) lrom N., iw UVU' Via KeysviHHHK O.J lrom i MWIiilf Oa lorn 1' ullHC, Via UolusboroXiiJC D't.; lrom xsorm, ARKlVALb. No. of. 12 45 38 10 11 9 14 11 At . At Depot P.O. am am 7 15 7 35 9 30 9 45 11 20 11 35 p n pm 1.2N 1 31 3 55 4 10 4 48 S15 10 15 10 30 a m 11 50 0 00 SOLICITORS. Name. District. Residence. John H Blount, 1 Perquim's, G H White, (col) 2 Halifax, J E Woodard, a Wilson, E W Pou, Jr., 4 Johnston, Isaac R Strayhorn, 5 Durham, 0 H Allen, (i Duplin, Frank McNeill, 7 Richmond B F Long, 8 Iredell, Thomas Settle, 9 lioek'ham W C Newland, 10 Caldwell, Frank L OBborn, 11 Meck'b'g, Geo A Jones, 12 Macon. ihi lonUIlikj.ifl Seven masked men held up the east bound train on the Rio Grande near Cotopaxi, Col. on the night of the 31st with rifles, and Becursd $3,6C0 from the Express safe. A cowboy band, Pinerton's dectives and bounds are pursuing them. Hunger stimulates the reasonable ness of nations. What the Germans .have denied to our importunity they A e constrained to yield at the sng gestion of their own stomachs. The repeal of the duties on grain is likely to be followed by the removal of the panilary embargo against American pork. FIRST JUDICIAL DISTRICT. Fall Term Judge Brown. SECOND. Fall Term Judge Bryan . THIRD. Fall Term Judge Connor. FOURTH. Fall Term J udge Whitaker. Wake Man 5th, tFeb 28, March 28th, t April 21st, July 9th, t Aug 27th, Sept 28th, tOct 26th. Wayne Jan 19th, March lOih, Ap'l 13th, Sept. 14th, Oct 19th. Harnett Feb 2d, Aug 10th, Nov 30th. Johnston Feb 9th, Aug 17th, Nov lGth. For criminal cases. tFor civil cases alone. FIFTH. Fall Turin Judge Winston. SIXTH. Fall Term Judge Boykin. SBVtfNTH. Fall Term Judge Mclver. EIGHTH. Fall Term Judge Armfield. NINTH. Fall Term Judge Graves TENTH. Fall Term Judge Bynum. ELEVBNTH. Fall Term Judge Hoke. TWELFTH Fall Term- Judge M?rjrjon. For ladies 75c, $1.00, 1.25, 1.50, 1,75 aud 2.00. For men $1.00, 1.25, 1.50, 1.75,2.00, 2.50 and 3 00. For children 50c, 65, 75, 90, $1.25 and 1.50. For boys $1.00, 1.25, 1.50, 1.75, 2.00. All kinds of shoes and at all prices. New stock lust received. We be lieve we can save you money on shoes. ....ITIM.ll.-.1.-l....llH.-i CLOTHIERS SHATTERS E. R. Stamps, Trustee. Executor's Notice. t7nwtw , .ii-i i i I",,. I Ann frnrnf R.Ti.Stamns. I I l i V I I 1 j-j Y I" wwx.ww A ' Aanaaac.fi fllOTPhV WIVP llOtiP.P. to all UerSOllS UHIUObU, A v-J C) " t indebted to nun w mane uuiuouibw jja; iuw tr mo antl to all nersons havinir claims against his estate to present the same to me on or beiore tne zu uay o; ju y, -, ww wise this notice will be im ...u. in barof their recovery. it. T. GRA 1 , jyU oawoW fil l oi a Duuup3,ucv u, UniMsity of North Carolina. The next Term Begins Sept. 3. En trance Examination, Sept. 2. T.i54Jrt v;''M rial' lint ivni vu 'viiii. j - , Q of talent and character will be aided with scholarships and loans. Besides the general course of study, which oiler a wide range of elective stuuies, mere are cuuise in unm, Medicine ar-' Engineering. For catalogue, &c. address the President. GEO. T. WINSTON, jy24 Chapel Hid, N. C. The EveningVisitoi if IS PUBLISHED EVERY EVENING EXCEPT SUNDAY, AT 18 PER ANNUM, Trams inartci thna wHa nni mml m w,.,. w M1V T i UU UULI day. Mails for train a close at a u m on Bun day. STAR ROUTES. OUTOOIMU AlAii. llmmv Vnl..l,.k ..... u , luii, T J a bliotwell. Eaule Rock and Vv..uhi...i.i t Unionhope, Tuesday and Friday 0 a ui. Kaleitrn via Alvau's Miliu i ft I mil ri ' I i iu w - uw J U U 11 . 1. (AfcJ- day anu Friday 0 a m. iuiieigu via A.eivyn urove and Dayton to Fisli Uam, Monday, Wednesday and Frio-" o a m.. Raleierh VIA. I II t.f 'll i 1 IHYI i 1 u afnva ,! !, o u uwit ailu iiail gor to Rogers' store, TueBday and Friday'lpni. Raleign to Massev, Tuesday and Friday 12 m. Incoming Mails Aeejve Unionhope via Wakefield. o www huu vuv V TT VAX iJ jHtl eigh, Vvednesuay and Saturday 7 pm. in,,,,. ..... , . ,ii.. f, r . . . uuu ua iujtmii a juuis ui luneign, isicn day and Thursday 7 pm. i; lah Dam via Dayton and Kelwn Gro-. to Raleigli, Monday, Wednesday and Friday 7 pm. .tubers' store via Bangor and Hutchinson's store to JttaleigU, Tuesuay anu Fnuay U m. Massey u itaieigb Tuesday and Fnuay at 1U a in. Fkkk Dkli v ica y Sybtkm. 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