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Che r . v VOL. XXVII. 11ALEIGH, MONDAY, OCTOBER 10. 1892. NO. 144 r 7 Notice. There has been some change in the news boys of the Visitor, and we would take It as a favor if any of oar pations failing to receive their pa pers should inform us of it. The "Weather Today. nor norm varouui ; x-ir mmmci, on Tuesday, except stationary tem perature in extreme western portion. Local forecast for this vicinity: On Tuesday: Fair, slightly warmer. Local data for 24 hours ending 8 a m. today: Maximum temperature, C3; mini mrun temperature 43; rainfall 0.00. VITY IN BRIEF. Autumn in;all its glory. Mr Marion Butler is in the city. Six new members were received into the Central M. E. Church yester day. The work of remodeling and pav ing the sidewalks on West Martin street, near the new depot is rapidly progressing. Wm. G Hill Lodge. No. 218. A. P. & A. M., will meet in' regular couainu nication this evening at 7.30. Visit leg brethren invited. Catarrh in the head is a corstitu tional disease, and requires a consti tutional remedy like Hood's Barsapa rllla, to effect a cure. The services at the roons of the Young MeD'B Christian Association yesterday a'ternoon .were very inter esting and the attendance was large The funeral of the late Mr. D P A vera took place yesterday afternoon from Christ Church and was largely attended. Rev. A. B Hunter offici ated. An ordinance has" been adopted by the Board of Aldermen which pro hibits vehicles without springs from being driven over the paved streets at a faster speed than a walk. S 3 veral ladies were noticed today with the centennial colors well done. ladies, we knew you would do your Dart. Let it be general. It will in. spire the gentleman to follow suit Mr. Alex Creech has accepted a po sition with the Lyon Racket Store, 16 Martin street, Adams building, and will be Dleased to have his f riendi and o'd customers to call and see him Ladies auxiliary of the Young Men's Christian Association repectfully in vited to meet tomorrow afternoon at the association rooms at 4 o'clock sharp. A large attendance is desired Matters of importance to be discussed Let every member of the Chamber of Commerce be on hand tomorrow night. It will be a meeting of much importance in view of the near ap proach of the centennial, get it. Don't for R3V. Dr. Pritchard has returned to Wilmington from an extended trip to Louisville. Ky. It is understood that lie has under favorable consideration a sail to the Tryon street Baptist church, of Charlot.e. Remember that the grand opening of the millinery department of the Lyon Racket Store will be next Tues-. day and Wednesday the 11th, and 12, inst. Let our ladies take notice and be on hand promptly so that bar- 0nlnR fhftv b secured. It will be a rand event. Don't fail to bear ic in mind. The earnest attention of the pub lie is invited to the advertisement of Mr. W. R. Newsom family grocer 214 South Wilmington street. Mr. New earn carries at all times the best se lected stock of goods in his line to be found in Raleigh, aud his prices are as low as possible. There is nothing in the grosey line that cannot be found ia this establishment, aud housekeepers cannot do better than to call and examine the stock. Mr. Newsom is indeed well up in his busi ness and knows well how to cater to the wishes of the public. His motto Is ''live and let live" and he carries it oat to the letter Acknowledgements. tend the Warren county fair which I takes place at Warrenton, October ' 26th to 29th, and also to the Roanoke and Tar Biver fair at Weldon No . 1 ' to 4th. Onr Advertisers. We invite attention to the adver tisement of the Rosenthal Clothing Company.of which our friend "Dave" Rosenthal is the head and front. Such reductions as are announced have rarely teen seen in our city, and, in fact, they are most astound ing. Men's and boy's suits are offer ed at fabulously small prices. Call at this fashionable emporium make your selections. and Thanks. While on his rounds this afternoon the local reporter of this paper was called by Mr Claude A. Sherwood into his dry goods store and treated to a beautiful piece of headgepr in the shape of a "bender"' from the lat. FBt style of blocks (not blocks of five) It came in most excellent time for the centennial next week. We tender to our friend "Claude" our most sincere thanks. Sad Accident. Ysterday morning as the little three year old son of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Thaxton was beiug washed, pre paratory to dressing, the bathing tub containing hot water, became in some manner upset scildiog the little feN low so severely that he died at five o'clock this morning from the effects. Ho was a sprightly and intelligent child, and the afflicted parents have our deepest sympathy in their sad be reavement. Change of Schedule 11. & D 11. It. Taking effect Sunday Oct. 9th, Trains No. 13 & 14 now running be tween Raleigh and Keysville Va. will be extended and run through to Selma to connect with W. & W. R. R. Train. No 14 will urrive at RaU eigh from Richmond, Keysville, Ox ford and Durham at 10:10 a. m. Leav ing Raleigh 10:25 a. m. arriving at Selma 11:20 a. m. making connection with Wilmington & Weldon trains for all points in Eastern Carolina North of Goldsboro. Returning will leave Selma 11:40 a. m. arriving at Raleigh Raleigh 12:35 p. m. This train makes close connection with train from Fayette Train will ville and points east leave Raleigh for Durham, Oxford, Keysville and Richmond as at pres ent at 8:15 p. m. arriving Durham 915 p. m. Oxford 10:15 p. m. Rich mond 7 am. Horrible Murder. Early yesterday morning news was received in this city that a most das tardly murder had been committed at Burlington, Alamance county. The reports are very meagre and we have been unable to gather many particular?. From what we can gath er, Mr. Matthews, a very worthy citi zen engaged in the mercantile busi ness, beard some person or persons about 2 o'clock yesterday morning picking the lock at his back door. He took a gun which he usually kept in the room in which he slept and went out of the front door. He then start ed for the rear of the premises through an alley. When about mid way he was fired upon by the thief or thieves and killed. As Boon as the murder becaire known the greatest excitement prevailed, and every ef fort made to ferret out the murder erg. We learn that an arrest has been made and there is reason to believe that the right man has been secured. t In eBcaping,the party or parties left a hat and a pair of shoes behind which may be of service in the way of iden tification. If you desire to enter the class of history and buoioess forms meet Prof. . 0. J. Parker promptly at the Y. M. C. 1 A. rooms at 8 o'clock, tonight. All our goods are marked in plain figures and one price to all. Woollcott & Bone. Taken through mistake from Christ church, on Oct 9th, a ladie silk um brella, with silver handle, not mark ed. Please return to Mr. Alfred Thompson, New Berne avenue. Head This. And if you want anything call on us. You want our coods and we want your trade. We have hit it exactly what? The public idea of correct styles in dress goods, good serviceable materials, honest values, at low prices. You will miss it if you fail supply ing your wants before examin ing our stock. C. A. Sherwood. We can save you money if you will , buy your shoes of us. wooiicotc s aons. Something New. I have just been to the North State Music store and seen the new pedal extension for the organ. Why, my little Mary, only five ytars old, sur tTised me. I just raised the stool so her hands were well above the key board, and her feet rested flat on the pedais. She can finger and pedal with as much ease as I can. And they can be put on any organ. They are a bleseiDg. We have lots of remnants which we sell at half retail price. Woollcott & Sons, Ladies' Jots. Our mammoth stock of fashionable coats for ladies hae arrived. A de scription is impossible. D. T. Swindell, Lost, a cold watch charm. Finder rewarded by leaving it at this office ! .... j Our clothing for men and boys are ! great bargains and it will p.iy wii to buy of us. woollcott & eons. Lost. Henry E Avent, of Chatham coun tv, N. C, efter selling his cotton lost about $15 iu ' notes somewhere on j Wilmington, Martin or Faj etteviile i ets. The Under will be rewarded by leaving it. with L H. Adams. oc3 3t i Our millinery stock is one of the j finest in the city. Woollcott & Sons. W.II.vS; li.S. Tucker & Co's Spe cials liigli Grade Tailoring. We invite the attention of the gen tlemen of Raleigh to our merchant tailoring depprtment. We are offer ing a stock of imported (English, Scotch and Irish) stuffs from the most f celebrated manufacturers a real city , fplmmqns thA -,, nnfl mnk. ing will be done by Chris Weikel,who has a competent corps of workmen ' 3uet rom Baltimore. Any gentleman wno lmeuua iu uuy a. uub buii wm appreciate our showing and Weikel's workmanship. W. U.. & U. . TDCKER UO. We close our store at 7 p. m. except Saturdays. Woollcott & Sons. They Will Wink the Other Eye at Swindell's prices. Men's wool hats, Boy's wool hats, Ladies' felt hats, all colors, Sailor hats, felt, Real heavy undershirts, 10c each 10c each 10c each 25c each 25c each 75c each 75c each 10c yard 12 s yard 7c each 6c each 93c pair 98c pair 42c 25c 50c pair 2c quire 2c pack Heavy bed quilts, Wool blankets, Worsted dress goods, Double width dress goods, Long buggy whips, Long buggy whips, Ladies' Sunday shoes, Men's Sunday shoes, All wool dress suitings, Beautiful dress suitings, Beautiful lace curtains, Writing paper, gilt edge, White square envelopes, Nice needles Machine thread, 2 spools for Pins, 6 papers for lc paper 6c 5o Rugs, Rugs, 15c each $10 00 each 15c yard 20c yard Carpet, Uarpet, Carpet, Wool carpet, Wool carpet, N. C. Plaids, Nice pants cloth, Heavy kersey pants cloth, Winter box, Winter box, Yard long towels, A $1.25 umbrella for Chenele curtains, i( wnrrl 50c yard JfC yarcJ 10c yard 20c yard Sn nolr if r enoh $1 50c pair We coold go right on and fill this paper up with articles cheaper than paper uy wuu animus cueaper wiau any one else can sell and then the D. T. SwiBDBLti. For Kent Seven room Iiguho vi We Jane street. No S'S-Wcllof vtaer .'ind garden Posesjion given next Mon day. A pul y to. I'httogrupus. Go to K. 8. Mattock's for your pho- tograph3 113i Fayetteville st. al tf Mr. Ed V Denton.the proprietor of the Central nu.tooa, has fitted up the nicest and most complete oyster aud lunch counter Iu the eity. Frenh oys-. sters received every day. Solid oys Bters for sale by the treasure. oc3 For Sale for Cash or for Credit. One second hand doctor's ooupeia! good or'er. I oc8 E Burkk Hwwood. M. D. Have Y If not, s ;. t seu The in? nee iothe North State Music Hior. .isi.l He the beautiful Extei'M.m firman Pedals." If vou have a U organ at your home vfur little clang 'f"r cannot use it yet. Hut if a pair ot iho extension pedals are j attached to it they nut, the ortnu Da i dais, ku e s veils and key boards qq der perf. ct control of small ladies and little children Thev i-ari 1 attar-li-! ed or removed in au instant, and all the family can play with perfeet ease ine same cauiner par. or orgn. uaii and see them. Respectfully, oc7 6t K B vShaw & Co. MIES' DRY m mi OUR BKTHIE STOCK OF KING AT GREATLY REDUCED .PRICES From Now Uutll the First of September. N0SRISV PHY GOODS STORE, 213 Fayetteville stroet. -Too Bsy Receiving and marking goods for our TMt "-iiSS) Fayetteville Street .1 Wtr onf, i Martin Street, OlOleS Adams Building, to write an advertisement, but will let you hear from us iu a few days. : Eyery Department will be full and complete. In SHOES we can give you bigger bargains than ever. Aiso InMen'sHats and Suspenders. Our MiDinery Department is full. All we. get our prices. ask is to see our work and Lyon Racket Store. Do You Know Your interest? If you do, visit the great furniture empo rium of Raleigh and see what they have in stock. Everything in our line of goods that can possibly be desired. Novelties of ail kinds and splendid new arrivals of PARLOR SUITS, Marble-top Bureau, French Beveled Look This is below cost. A lot of tine Ohinaware, j all kinds of no-elties and modern designs. Bed Lnunees.somethhia new and suDerk.r. 1 A splendid line of Willow and Kattan Chairs, ' Settees, Wardrobes. Mattresses. &c. mi JOo Dair' We c?n save you from $10 to .15 on a i 01 Iurnuure. ew goods arr.viue every day. W.e do a fuwitare business strictly. It ia . t no side line with us. . Remember the fashionable and Docular emporium. m tt n if i n n Iff s v nrii . . I 1 ft U M A g M A W E L L I Exchange Place. II art! Mare, &c. TACKS TWELVE -GROSS Q KEUS- Ik j g TACKS. OTS PER KEG, AND THE KEG 13 WORTH THE MONEY A PIER TACKS ARE USED. T THOMAS IT. A i C K 15UIGGS S. & SONS. j RALEIGH ! n-c I EW MILLINERY. The - Latest . lovolties. i .The mos De&iiable. iShades and Shapes; BOY'S CAPS, CHILDREN'S 'SCHOOL AND DRESS HATS "infants' Silk Caps aud;;;;:: Shirred Hats, .We have Millinery to suitevery . body in style and price. , Orders from a . distance will re- . ceive prompt at- , tention. ;MISS-. reese' 209 .Faykttevj.li.eSt Dry Goods, Notions, &e. MM S TUCRER t CO. FAIR WEEK..... ii.Ax'ii' th" z :::::: :::::: ;;:::: zir."ALEiGw:".".":.M::z :::::!::i!!!' .::z:v::'EN tenniaxi Vya have all sorts of. .and kindred wares to.. .he'p yoa oat during.. .fa''r week and Uiacen .. .termial. W. H & R. S . TUCKER, & GO sot' I t . VI At, Ih',A N D DEUO fiOOD -u- Ouii limited, quantities, now .ntMsale.