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LaRSIS? OtTY ClROnLATION.
RALEIGH, APRIL 9, 1892.
The Star save there are by actual
count forty one churches in that city
That is pretty good for Wilmington
Louisboro is interesting itself on
the subject of organizing a military
company, which the Times thinks
will be worth a great deal to the
town in many ways.
of Ages, and in such a position he 1
was serene and confident. A bright 1
smile always irradiated his oonnten
ance, tit emblem of the peace within.
He was possead of a sunny disposi
tion, a warm and genial nature, and
a 'rue and loving heart. In conversa
tlon he was both agreeable and eu
tertaiuing; in his religious life pure
and unspotted, and amid every cir
cumstance courageous and hopeful.
He was the personification of truth,
virtue and dignity. He was greatly
loved and admired by all who knew
him, both old and young We knew
him well, he having boarded with us
vtbi'e attending school, and can say
of a truth, he needs no fulsome eulo
try, nor polished shaft to perpetuate
his memory. His beautiful life and
triumphant death are monuments
that outshine the sun, and that shall
yield a sanctif ing infiueuce for years
to come. ,
As the end drew near he felt pre
pared to meet it, for he knew that
Jesus would send his angels to bear
his weary spirit home.
Farewell, true and faithful Tom-
mie. May we meet again in the
Wonderful Country" above May
God pity the bereaved parents,
brothers and sisters.
His Uncls
Raleigh Christian Advocate copy
Thb Argus says the pea fields on
all sides in the vicinity of Goldsboro
are whitening into bloom under the
influence of the "growing" weather
of the past week.
ODD FE .LOWS' DEPARTMENT
Negotiations for the construction
of a tobacco factory for the American
Tobacco Company, are progressing
rapidly. It is settled that Rocky
Mount is to be their chief purchasing
point for Eastern Carolina. Argo
naut.
The bar room opening in Charlotte
seems to have attracted large atten
tion. The building was soon fall of
people, when the doors were opened
and a surging mass outside throng
ing the side walk trying to wedge
themselves in. Charlotte had gotten
to be awful thirst-.-, it seems, not far
from the point of a " whisky riot."
A GOOD DRIVE.
The Wilmington papers are con
stantly referring to their shell road
as a resort for pleasure and recrea
tion, and it is one of the prominent
attractions of that city. Now ther
is no reason why Raleigh should not
have a splendid drive made jest as
attractive by crushing rock and me-
chadamising. True we cannot sup'
ply as level a road, but level enough
for pleasant driving and then the
rock roads can be made just as attrac
tive and more durable. Why not.
BIBLES AND TRACTS NEEDED
Junaluska Claret.
On draught. $1.'G per gaHon. Five gallon kega $5 fO each. Quart bottles
49c eacu, or f 7.00 per case or & aoren oouies.
WARRANTED ABSOLUTELY PUKK. HIUI1LY liinm
ML.MM It FOR MKDIOIXAL AS Lt UUIBBMIU ft KKVS15.S.
An Excellent Table Winer
Delivered at hove P'is free of charge in the citv f Ri.'i'i. Kega and
cases delivered t uy freight office in IVortb Liroilni, South Caro
lina or Virginia. Charge a prepaid.
A. DUCHl, Agent,
ap4 ini Juna'uska Wine Co , Raleigh, N. C.
I am glad to say that of the four
fa-uilies yesterday wautiug Bibles
one who lost all by fire was supplied
by an old family Bible given to put
wnere neeaea, ana ariotner one is
supplied by a large Testament kindly
given as a spare copy, hut, slightly
worn. If our more favored citizens
can give any old Bibles and Testa
ments for this good use you cau send
them to Williams & Haywood's drug
tore or I will call for them as vou
prefer. The money sent to the com
mittee is far short of the pressing
wants for Bibles and tracts. I hare
applications for it more or less every
day to read and give to others. ' He
that giveth to the poor lendeth to the
Lord." Please try it friends.,
W. J. W-. Crowdhr
OBITUARY.
BR0CGHT05 Touimie J. Brought
on, son of Joseph T. and Martha H
Brongbton, died at the home of hi
parents on the morning ef the 18th
day of Mrcb, 1892, of heart disease.
He was at the time of his death 19
years and 7 months old. He as a
consistent member of the M E.
Church. South, at Garner, N. C
about six years He was an exem
plary christian and his faith in God
was strong and abiding No cloud
could obscure it, up wind chill it, no
storm sweep il away His eyes were
kept fixed upon the Cross, his feet
were securely planted upon the Rock j
CALKS DA R.
Encampments McKee, No. 15, 2d
and 4th Friday: Litcbford, No. 20,
Mondays.
Subordinate Lodges -Mauteo, No
8, Tuesday; Beaton Gale, JNo. 64,
Thursday.
Ruth Rebekah Degree Lodge 1st
and 3d Friday.
Brother Phil H. Andrews, P. G
has been elected to represent Seatoi
Gales Lodge at the Grand Lodge in
Wilmington in May.
Manteo, No. 8, sends our worthy
brother, Past Grand W. W. Brigjjs to
represent her at the Gran t Ledge.
Grand Secretary Wood:-!! visited
Fayetteville this week and gives us a
glowing account of the growth and
advancement of the Order in that
thriving town.
Although very bad veather on last
Thursday evening, two candidates
presented themselves it Beaton Gales
Lodge, No. 64, and were initiated in
our usual good style.
A movemeut is on foot bv ilauteo,
No. 8. to raise funds to build a lodg.
room. We trust it will prove success
fat.
MeK.ee Encampment, N'o. 1" , had a
very pleasant meeting last Light.
The rehearsals of the ' Burlesque
Initiation" are going on and our citi
zens who love innocent amusement
may expect a very interesting entar
tainmeut on Thursday evening, April
21, 1892.
A number of our Order who does
not practice the teachings of the Or
der is not worthy the name of Odd
Fellow. When you passed oar thresh
old you aanuuied your obligatior:
which you should keep
Members of the Drier should fur
nish us with all the matter possible
for this column and try to get every
member, who dos not already do so,
to subscribe for Thb Visitor.
DEFINITION OF BIBLE TERMS.
Hebrew S' andard.
A ger ill was a cent.
A cab was three pints.
An omer wes six pints
A sheckel ot oll was f 8
A firkin was eleven pints.
A farthing was eleven cents.
A talent of gold was $13,809.
A talent of silver was $538.30.
Ezekiel's reed as nearly eleven
feet.
A cubit was r.e irly 23 inches.
A bin .vas one gallon and two pints.
A u ite was less than a quarter of a
glass.
JgA sheckel of silver was about fifty
cents.
A piece of silver, or a penny was 13
cents.
A Sabbath day's journey was about
an English mile.
An ephah, or bath, contains seven
gallons and five pints.
A finger's breath is equal to one
inch.
Carriage Factory
We will make yu anything you want in
the shape of
HIES
If You Want
Money,
A cook,
A partner,
A situation,
A servant girl.
To sell a farm,
To sell a hiuee,
To buy or sell stock,
Good boarding house
To sell plants or grain.
Sell groceries or drugs,
Sell household furniture,
To make any farm loans,
Sell or trade for anything,
Find customer- for anything
Read and advertise in the RaleigV
EVENING VISITOR.
Advertising obtains new.cnstomers,
Advertiaing keeps old customers.
Advertising liberally will pay.
Advertiaing makes success.
Advertising exhibits pluck,
Advertising means "biz,"
Advertise immediatelv
Advertise constantly,
Advertise regularly,
auveruse always
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ADVERTISE, '
AT OiSCE,
NOWI1
SOUTHERN BAPTIST CONVEN
TION, ATLANTA, GA.
For above occasion, the Richmond
and Danville Railroad will sell re
duced r .te round trip tickets to At,
lanta. Ga.. and return at the rate of
me first class farf for the round trip
Tickets ill be on m'e M x 3d to nth
inclusive; good returning until May
the 17th, 1892.
Methodist Educational Soiely
For above occasion the Richmond
and Danville will sell reduced rte
round trip tickets to Char' of te H,t rhe
following raes from points unived
below, intermediate poiuls in e me
proportion. Tickets on salt
Hth to 14tb, limited to April 1
Durham, $6 75 I Goldsbor
Greensboro, 4 80 Heudersjii
Marion, 5 40 j Raleigh,
RUral Hall, 6 80 Selma,
Winston-Salem,
A pril
$8 00
8 8!i
7 45
8 90
6 95
FLOWER STEALING.
C&Jtoiw Cry lor fitdiw' CwtoHm
The Charlotte Observer says :
"There eems to be a regular gang of
flower thieves in the city. Every
morning one hears of depredations
committed in different yards. The
flowers principally stolen are hya
cinths, which bring good prices at the
stations, aud on the market generally.
In several instance-, whole beds of
hyacinths have been demolished, and
OB OTHER VEHICLES.
WB MARK A PKCIALTY OF
Substantial RepaTina
REGULAR FRAZER CART SH VFTS
REPAIRING, IN STOCK.
Old Jobs Repaired and made
to lick like NE'i'.
"YXTE try to please our customers by polite
VV attention. Send in your orders.
J. W. EVANS,
Corner Blount and Morgan Streets,
mh7 RALEIGH, N 0
Remington Standard 'Pype-Triters.!
The best thing in the United States for
ONE CENT
s the Philadelphia
RECORD
not a flower left to tell the story. In '
a yard on North Trycn, where a raid j
was made some nights since, a small j
card case was fouud the next morn- !
ing which, besides cards, etc., con- j
taiued a youug lad; 's photograph
Evidently the raider was white, and
evident ly bis was the girl who was
left behind."
There are some of the same breed
of thieves here in Raleigh and they
should be looked after.
- w. -. - -' -
Republican State Convention.
Forbove occasion the Richmond
and Danville Railrosd will sell r
duced rate round trip tickets to Ral
eigh and return at the following rates
from points named below, intermedi
ate points in same proportion. Tick
ets on sale April 18, 13 find 14, limited
April 17:
$7 45 Durham,
4 30 i Goldsboro,
8 40 Marion,
5 95 I Selma'
More Remington's are used in Raleigh than
apply fc
all other makes combined.
For catalogues or information,
the undersigned.
WM K ABU ALE,
Raleigh, N
T U PTTT "DIT'DTTT?
iltf Richmond, Vn
Charlotte,
Greensboro,
L'ncolnton,
ftnral Hall. 5
Winston Salem
$1 e5
2 76
9 40
1 65
5 60
Butter and Eggs.
.Fresh table butter 30 c-nts per lb.
E.-gs 1J per dozen at D. T. Johnson's.
Notice.
To J S M Hill, his Agent or Attorney :
Take notice that on the 6th day of May,
1891. 1 purchased at a tax sale by the shenfi
oj Wake county, N C, a lot of land taxed in
your name for the year 1890; that said land
. . . ! J ! 11 O.i XI
is uescriDea as ioiiows: onuaieu m u e coun
tv and State aforesaid near the eastern sab
urhs of the city of Raliah, IS O, located or
the -outhwest corner of ew Berne and State
street, being 50 feet on said avenue and run
ning back 1614 feet on State street. The
time of redemption under the law will
expire on the 6th day of May, 1892.
B F MONTAGUE, Purchaser.
Raleigh, N 0, March 7, 30d
TIATS
SALE
AT
216 Fayetteville St.
TTrv r Drv Pine Wood, cut in
VV VJL""auy length, otlivered to
.ny part of the city.
T rUVTTTri? ofjany dimensions
L U IVLDil Eli funruishwl on short
notice. Also shingles. laths, Ac
r UUl0ow Food is a
a reputation w here vjf used. I;
to give it a trmi.
Admlntstracr's Notice.
Having this day qualified as the adminis
trator of the estate of the late Solomon
Brown, this i to notify all persons having
claims against the estate to present the same
to me lor payment on or betore the 4th day
of March, 1893, or this notice will be pleao
in bir of recovery. Ail persons indebted to
the estate will please settle without delay.
SAMUEL D GRIFFIN,
mh3 6w Administrator,
Toi-.sc' .uid
:l!'lg (Mite
il jiay on
WHEAT, &
t lowest prices Wheat, i.!oi!i O :
always
) iiaf.d
k. !ive.
both for seed aud fetsd. -.Van, Torn
Meal, Pea Meal, Cotton -ei M, ,il, choice
fimothv Hay, Wheat an.' tvivu straw.
FEUTllJZKIiS-
SEFDS-
Am
i oni
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ler, a.cia rnospnate sueit Limem atiy quan
titles.
Cboice Griiits ahti Clo
'ver Seeds of everv kind.
both for field and farm.
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