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UALEIGII, TUESDAY, JULY 1!). 1S!)2.
NO. 74
VOL. XXVII.
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TUf Weather Today.
Nor North Carolfna: Fair, slightly
warmer Jn the northern portion.
I ocal forecast for Rale'gh till 8 p.
u tomorrow: Fair weather, slightly
warmer; west to Boutbwest wiods.
Local data for 24 hours ending 8 a.
iu today:
Maximum temperature, 83; mini
mam temperatuie 69; rainfall 0.C0.
CUT IN 15 K IFF.
We are pleased to learn that Mas.
ter Claude Denson is stili improving.
The excursion train from Winston
to Morehead will pais through Ral
eigh tonight.
Call at Dughi's and see those rare
specimens of the fathered tribe that
he brought from Ba'timore.
When weak, wee-y and worn out,
Hood's Saraparillia is just the med
icine to restore yor strength and
give you a goo appetite.
During thin week, on Tuesday,
Thursday and Friday nights, tickets
on the Switchback will be S.ceats for
a round trip. As street cp tickets
can be had at the rate of six for 25
cents, (he.an is within the reach of
A gentleman of a very observant
mind remarked today that a ride in
the suburbs on ine street cars these
delightful evenings was equal to
visit to the seaside or uioimta'D so
far as health was concerned. It Is
lust supfrb and invigorating. Try
it.
Mr. I. N. Harvard, who 'or some
time past has been employed by the
Raleigh Street Railway Company,
left yesterday afternoon to accept a
position on one of the leclric lines in
Baltimore, tor Harwar is a most
efficient elect rician and we most slm
cerelv wish him succes in bis new
sphere.
i
We print a communication to day
from a well known, intelligent citi
zen, which, to some extent, defeuis
the action of the Board of A'dermen,
on the light question. This is as it
should be. We want a free and full
discussion of the matter from all
staudpoiuts. We have given what
we believe the' cont rolling soutiment
of the community, but we like for a'l
sides to be heard. In a "multitude
cf council there is wisdom."
A Lawn Party.
The ladies of the Tabernacle B i
1 id r church will have on Friday niirht
a lawn party and furnish i:e cream
cake, fruit, &c, at the premises, cor
ner of Blood worth and Hargett Sts
Everybody invited to come and have
a pleasant time.
Programme'.
The following is the programme of
the Joint PicDic of the Masonic and
Odd Fellows Fraternities at Wake
Forest July 23rd
Memorial Hall, 11 a. in Prayer by
Rev. William Royall. D. D Wake
Forest.
Address of welcome and introduc
tion of first speaker by O. K. Holding,
Wake Forest.
Address, I. O. O F., by Hon. G. W.
SanderUn, Raleigh.
Introduction of second speaker by
J. W. WoodMf, Youngsville.
Address, A F. and A. M , by W. R.
Henry, Esq., Henderson.
Invitation to dinner by Dr. W. C.
Lankford, Wake Forest.
Memorial Hall, 8 p. m. -Prayer by
Rev. P. T. Klapp, Youngsville.
Introduction of first speaker by H.
H. Harris, M. D., Wake Forest.
Address, A. F. and A. M., by R T.
GrayEsq., Raleigh. , ; "
Introduction of second speaker by
Dr. P. R. Hatch, Youngsville. ;
Address, I. O. O. F., by W. W.
Kitchin, Esq., Roxboro.
Benediction by Rev. J. J. Hall, D.
D , Kaleigh.
Bay Magnolia hams, Magnolia
shoulders and E. 0. shoulders at '
D. T. Johnson's..
A Few Suggestions.
We are pleased to note that the ad
ditions to our adyertMng columns
duiiug the past few days, evince a
disposition on the part of our be si-
ness men to push matters daring
w!it uity be termed th "dull sea
sor " l nis is lu accordance wuu our
vie job of what constitutes strictly
busmec9 energy and push. I Is ab
surd to suppose that our mercnants
can sit idly and expect at a time of
lethargy to have trade rushed to
them with a'l the competition now in
existence in .'the various callings.
Now, above all others, Is the time to
exercise energy aiu ijc aua mere
carnot possibly be any better mode
to tide over the t'ght times thau by a
judicious system of advertising. In
order to place matter of this k! id in
as favorable light as possible before
our bus' less community, the Visit R
is read to co-operate upon as len
ient torais as possible, and meich .nts
and business men of a'.l callings will
find that its column can be secu 'ed
now with mutual advantage. We
staud ready to meet the business
community at least half way, so
thai, there may be as li'tle ps possi
be of lagging in trade between now
aud the f'liopeuingof the fall season
We cordially invite the merchants
to flunk over the matter. Of course
there is a certain amount of self in
terest among a)' classes of people,and
we purely do not claim to be entirely
exempt from it, but we can assure the
people of Kaleigh that we are willing
to lunke all reus mable sacrifices to
aid i he public.
We need uot re iteiate the claim of
the visitor to trie largest local cir
hink I
' if
culation 'A'h's is conceded we I
on all sidi.3. Whenever tliereiore,;
advertisements 8 re de.vred for affect
in the city of R'e!gh or vicinity we
do not hesiiate to assert that through
the columns of this paper they will
be as productive of: good as bv any
other means that can oe adopted
t
We vite a special call at our offioe
from the business men generally or a
conference with oi:r loyal reprasenta-
I; V W Llr . ffcLJ y'K " tr l uiwvou tin au 1
tune on liis anv runuus.- vvemra
th'nk that mutual bdOPliti ea be
8cored. - Think and act upon these
8UK;-tior i
A .Wfterj'. .
There s an o'd grave y- d west of
Federal cemetery, on the . ock quarry j
road There has long been a nruor .
that there wc- money br ed thee.
It was d us up aboi't f we ty yeais
ao. Wbodooei!, or wiiat va'uab'es
they g"t. was nrtver knowj.
Lately a i old colored li-m nam d
Henderson, who keeps a n'o e, claims
that he hus talks with God and that
God 'iformed hiia that there was
money buried there Henderson
went to Wash'i'vfcon to get permis
sioufodig up t!e tro'U")i buiied
tho-e They re 'erred bim to t he
State authorities who refer ed h''n to
the shoriff GeU:ng no si.t'-faction
or peiiuicf;io.i from any of them he
coutiuued to talk about his couver-
h t ioiiw'lhGou about the treasures
that were bi "ied.
Saturday night sMue peuplo went
to the grave yar', and placed a, guard
around the grave while others dug It
up. Wnat treasure they got for
their trouble is not known. Several
colored men passed by while they
were at work. One stopped and a
gun was ponted at him, and ha was
told if he didn't leave there would be
a hole shot through which a buzzard
could fly! The man left, and there
the tale comes to an end. ' There is a
mystery somewhere. What is it?
Are ton
Heady ?
Have You
Money?
If you have money on hand take it
down to Swindell's and invest. Don't
I wait the probabilities, and that you
' wttl not get another such opportun
I ity to buy goods at wholesale cost,
( with a tremendous stock to select
fro ai and all goods at exactly cost, ia
S a thing not often found. This sale
wUl 40 dayB but those who come
flt will get first pick.
' I). T. Swindell.
A LHre Tomato
We have been tlnwii a toiuat that
wad raU'd ly Mr K M Uiz-nan who
reside at U7. n roer of Dawson and
Jones stret If N the finest speci
meu e h t e -en, nitauitlovr. elg'i
teen iuches in circmufeieuce and
weighing one pound and eight ounces.
Mr. UUtnao bason sale the finest
vegetables to b i mud in the city,
cut fresh uu 1 In e every
iuoru:ng,
to. J18.
and sells them on moderate
Hold Tbiil
At Pprhaui. last Thursday, a col
ored man named Dink Uohues stole a
hand trrok (rem lenry Rogers, aioo
colored, and gave it to a tra'n hsud
directing him to bring it to Beiiy
Hiutou in Ra'eijh. II in too returned
,'ie trunk to Rogtrs who upon exaiii-
! inaMon found thai the t'ink had
! eeu broken open and eoudry pr
I tides taken therefrom, ine'ed'ner a
nice hat and otter wearing apparel.
' It seems that the thief nad been to
( Wilmington and ivtnrued going
, 'hvough Raleigh where he livos, to
Durham He wits arresred at, the
depot here this morning and some of
the stolen property found in his pos
session. As the crime was com '
mitted in D'lrham the mthoii'.ies
"ere uot.lue.ii of Holmes' arrest and
he will be sent .to that place for trial
About the tro-vtl of Cities.
The following article is front the
IpenofDr E L. Perkins, written for
i the Morehead City vews. It is so
miie'j to the point that we reproduce
it as told for reflection among our
' people.
The g; owth of any town or city de
Peu8 uPn enterprises by which
such ft place h sustaine1 (Jilies that
grow are always busy places. A city
of vdlers wou'd te a curiosity. Places
th,t have stopped growing funish
such characters as those who "'lounge
around" in idleness. As you travel
about in the wold notice carefully
the towns yon pass tnrougu
If every
' body is busy the place isthriviDg,and
j m be Uke to ow but lf there
are many idlers, ' loafing around" the
place is done growing T or grov mg
sma'ler.
To boom a place successfully the
people must increase the number of
its enterprises. One permanent en
erprise which employs 20 operatives
will support 103 population. D ive en
terprises, employing . 20 operatives
each, will support a population of 500
' neoDle So as new enterprises are
planted they call for Increased num
bers of abiding citizens. Whenever
the popula" ion overruns the demand
for operatives in the various brauches
of business, there will be idle p- ople,
or else the surplus labor will seek iiu
p'oyment elsewhere There will be
houses "to rent" instead of houses to
be erected. The ma'u reason why so
many booming towns have ceased to
boom is that enterprises have not kept
pace with iucoming population A
little reflection will teach any one
that every new enterprise adds to the
chances for increase population that
makes a successful boom.
Education at enterprise, always at
tracts the best population. When
tbeie in most intellectual developmen t
there you will find the greatest and
th grandest physical results. Let
educational enterprise take the lead,
and not a place In the rear. The
school house in any neighborhooi is
an index to the thrift and taste of the
people near by. A shabby school
house is a pretty sure bigi- of an indo
lent people. Grand peiwati-ns for
educating the childrenvts indicative
of a boom that is likely to be perma
nent. Seed for canaries aud mocking bird
food. Birds are like blind men
they won't sing unless for a nickel or
so. Feed the birds and they will en
tertain you. A. Dughi.
"Triplett" and "8now Drift" flour
gives universal satisfaction. Try a
sack D. T. Johnson.' Phone 28.
For Sale
A one horse power Bhipman engine,
good order. Cheap, j 19 A. Duuhi.
I)i.sHpoiutel Once.
Many people who eaioo in Swin
dell'ri stor today exprescil tin in
selves as being disappointed. Paid
they really did not believe this pale
was a genuine selling at cost sale, but
had fond the goods as low as they
wanted tbem, and if we were making
anything on them we were welcome;
that they did uot want them for any
less Don't hold back. This thing
Is all right and you a re to be bene
fitted. IV T Swindell.
Keu:i'l3c
At Sori'tlTs old
Kivcr Ice
si i:d, rcur of the
market Opt u fpui 5 o'clock a. ui
until 9 o'clock . in. Fresh water
melons on ice every day.
Eu Stkiuikhh
Velinesap box enuff, Dental chew
ing gum, lump starch, aud "Hub"'
and "Tarheel" smoking tobpeco at
'actory prices at I). T. Johnson's.
i'hotogra p.
I have opened a tirst clans gallery
at 113. Fayetteville street, over the
Singer enice, where I am prepared to
Iittt iiiru wiii?n v ti i ai ri iucp lj uit t
the times.
Satisf action guarantee I.
i
B S. Ma'vtocks.
j-i.'y oot.
Nio brown
su,:ar fio lb at D. T.
Johnson's.
For Wale.
Horse, carriage and harness on easy
teuns. H F. Smith,
lGGp Cor. Fayetteville and Mania sts
Special Sale of
Liwns, challins and calicoes.
Uu Thursday J uly 21, we will sell a
lot of
Lawns, challies and calicoes
At 4u a yard.
This sale will be well worth your
attendance.
WOOLLCOTT & 30NS.
Cleveland Beavers.
We have the correct shape in Cleve
land beavers, and respectfully tall
the attention of political clubs to
these hats and the campaign hand
kerchiefs
W. H & R. S. Tucker.
For iteut.
House with four rooms and kitchen.
Apply to Dr. J. H. Crawford. je30 tf
MY gQOMnQRE!
SPECIAL
SfiQB MDSLIPPEB SALS
THIS WEEK.
Asktosseour
$1.50 & $2.00 LADIES' BUTTON BOOTS
Also our
GENTS' $3 25 FRENCH CALF SHOES
They would he cheap at double the price.
Norris' Dry Goods Stork,
213 Fayetteville street.
man,
I
I I
RUN IN ON
WE
Hammock Wagon
THI8 MORNING THAT WAS OVER
LOADED AND COULD NOT
GETTHERli,
We prized them out and they gave us
their load. Now we have hammocks at
45, 67, 78, 87, up to $1 ..18.
10 cases of shoes and slippers in to
day; we will sell shoes and slip
pers 35 per cent, cheaper than
any other house in Raleigh.
. If you want a trunk we have
them at 37c to $!) 00 Lap robes 4Sc
up Buggy whips 6c up, A. A.
Sheeting yard wide, 5c
If you want a clock, accordeon,
Rug, Hat, Tinware, Hardware
: Stationery fans or a doll go to the
HAMMQCKS
LiiRiCKlSI()fil
For all you want.
86 Centre Street, Qoldsboro, and
129 Fuvetfcville St.. If ale ij; hi.
UardHHre, &c.
FRUIT JARS,
QREANf TREZht!3,
URCKr.AIX J TNED
1 RESERVING ETT LES.
STEEL PRESERVING KETTLES
GKANIT12 IKON KUTTLKS,
DAISY CAKUIAGKS.
CHO(ilinT SF.TS.
beadtifolTgl&sswa.
PAIXf IN SM VT.L CANS.
JSjTXuW IS THE TIMg TO t -:S THESE 'iOOPi
mmi U 881G6S H sons,
RALEIGH, N. C.
AWfBESUIB.
muffoiuSuim
Mpv'-c th faci. Ae will move our estab
Miiiienton the 1st of August to A G Rhodes'
old slant', on Exchange flace. oly lifteen
mre ilys to take advantage of our spleiu'kl
oTeis in e'eryMn'iis; in our liue. which we
ire making at about cost.
LOOK AT THIS SPECIALTY.
A beautiful Chamber Suit of teu nieces, in
Sixteenth century sty'e, at only H
Nothing Like This
ever helore onerea in iraJeisn. uoilanil
icok at ihem, an'l yon will be sine to pui
clmie. Itenie.uber now that vour time is
slio'-t. Ouly l.o n?ore (Uivs We want oiu
citizens to look tbi'ou'jh the
Splendid Stock.
ft is too numerous and varied to nnblish in
deta". It embraces evervtliinar ia and be-
louij.ns to the furniture line.
UEMKMBER THE PLACE.
TBItttMViU.
Exchange Place,
SOUTH SIDE MARKET.
Administrator's Notice.
Having this day qualilied as the admin -rator
ot the estate of the late W W Ho(
,lt"n, this i- to uolx-.y all persons Laving
claims against the estate to present tbo saaie
to me for payment on or before the lull day
of May, 18D3, or this notice will be pleiU
in bar of recovery. Ad persons indebted to
the estate will "'ease settle w ithout delay.
C ASH RR WOOD,
niy.'.7 6w Administrator.
Dry Uoo&s, Noiloua, &e.
lirtiTiaa-ca.
CGXTH FURNISUIiVQS'
HOT WEATrtElt
Cool underwear.
Gents Nainsook Shires ami Pi
bj'rgan Shi''is and Daw i.j, 'n(0- -m ni.d
domestic, Q.oize Sbi i. siioH 'ti.f o. l'
sleeves. Lisle Shirts, Elastic Sean D.awe i,
hi roi.l'ju and linen, Suir.M '-.e.iin I) av.en,
in cotton ami lineu, buuoa and balbd'iM
ankles.
KiGLlOEKSUlUTiS.
Upon our comiiers are "do ii Hie in.si il'1
siraole texiu.es in Nea':gee 8Ui.-, an ; i-s--'
in ni ices from 0c up.
JQltliSS SiiiUlcJ.
Gents Diflss Shirts, metiiuiu ano lon I- )
soms, open back, open iront, aud o,i i.t. k
ami l:in,it, piaiu and ihu.cd; U'uep m,
piuo aud embroidered I'ron , ior ' all evej
mt; dress.
Our line of Dres3 Shirts for this season is
larger aud the variety ot stvles greater tuan
ever.
In our Genls Pur li-.hiny; Goods Depaif
ruent liny be found at ad umcs oodavf
high graae at lesi tuan "cky luices."
W. B. R,S. Tucker t Co