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Tha Bitlg Evening Visitor fOU8aiD ITIHt AVTKI005, lEicept oao'iay, 1HS fiaiTUR Is 49rveA by carriers lathe city at 23 ceuts par mouth, payable to the carrier la advance. ) 'rices for uiailifir fa per year, or 43 cunts per tiuatri. Ooinmanirtioud appearing iu these colu'ans are ba. the expression of the oolnlnn at th nnrrn itnn.ln. writing the same, and they aloucare responsible. A cros$ mark fX after your name informs yon that your time Is oat. Address all orders and comunzulca - .iocs to tt. Fa. uuun.i, sr., K&'eigh, iS C " r. n ot,ce8.,In this paper will bo Five Cents per line each insertion. LR3KST ClTX CIRCULATION HALEIOU, NOV. 11, 181)2 RETURNING BOARD. The Wake County returning bo;ird met at the Courthouse yesterday at noon. At 6.30 o'clock the covas was completed and the following re sult announced : Cleveland, Harrison, Weaver, 3,724 1,937 2,819 Carr, 3,792 Furches, 1,673 Exum, 3,035 Bunn, 8,799 Stroud, 3,813 Williamson, 259 MacRae, rl., 4,083 Ball, r., 1,934 Shuford, d., for Judga 12th district, 4121 For the amendment, 3.833 Against the amendment, 3.2C9 COUBTY TICKET. Olive, d , 3.905 Si orris, p. p., 3,82? Grimes, d., 3,912 Merritt, d , 3 912 Clark, d., 3,924 Smith, p. p , 3,795 Brffalo, p. p. 3 773 Barker, p. p., 3,817 Page, d., 4.162 Goodwin, p. p., 3,819 Mial, d., 48) Tonnoffaki, p. p. 3 795 Lougee, d., 4,161 Knight, p. p. 3,798 John R. Upchurch was elected con stable of this township. The retnros from Pollard's Store, averaging about 74 majority for the Third party, were not signed, and were rejected, and are consequently not summed in the above totals. WHY THE LEAVES TURN. "Probably not one person in 1 thousand knows why leaves change their colors in the fall," remarked an eminent botanist the other day. The common, old fashioned idea is that all th s red and golden glory we 6ee now is caused by frosts A true and scientific explanation of the causes r f coloring of leaves wou'd necessitate a long and intricate discussion. Stated briefly and in proper lan. guage, those causes are these : The green matter in the tiesae of a leaf is composed of two colors, red and blue. When the sap ceases to flow in the autumn, and the natural growth of the tree coases, oxidation of the tis sue takes place. Under certain con ditions the green leaf barges to rd; tinder different conditions it takes on a yellow or brown tint. The difference in color is due to the difference in combination of the orig inal constituents of the green tfesue, and to the varying conditions of cli mate, exposure and soil. A dry, cold climate produces more bri!liant foli age than one that is damp and warm. This is the reason that our American autumns are so much more gorgeous than those of England. There are several things about leaves that even science cannot ex plain. For instance, why one of the two trees growing side by side, of the same age and having the same expo sure, should take on a brilliant rd io the fall, and the -ether should turn yellow; or why one branch of a tree should be highly colored and tho rest of the tree should have only a yellow tint, are questions that are as impossible to answer as why one menjber of a family should he per fectly healthy and another sicklv. The maples and oaks generally have the brightest colors. A BUTTERFLY FARM. Oae of the oldest industries la the s!ate of Pennsylvania is a butt-iAy farm near Montrose. Frederick yew hart, who id a mia slity yeara old, lias ft least 8 003 buttei ilis. He !ia Kq'iirter of m acre of grouii'l io-i,!o-d with . Mue wlr n-fiog elUt feet hib, r ort8 tin Wyalusi-'U Rockt. f l i one bug fl w-r hed. j ouy wtx patches .f gr.is here and t . , . ... ! ! lu-rc- Wl 01 ' ra' v" ru" 1 low wi'er with wid mud !y fdgf j Here the great army of bright wiig d i butterfli-j are kept. There are many I i ! i varieties, probably fifty difT.'reut I I kinds. In oin corner of the g'.irdea ,8 H gla bci..e for wiatr quarters. , , : Hewhirt lives alone, and, having coueidernble property, keeps butter , fl; 3 '8 a imre fad. When Baby was sick, w pave her C.istoria, When kIii- was a Child, she criixi for C':iti:ria. When sue Ikvanie Miss, she clung to Castoria. WTien she j..d Chilthvu, she gavoUium Castoria. EXTINCT CATS AND DOGS. Wilmington Star. "There used to be cats in North America 100,000 years ago," said a paleontologist to a writer for the 1 Star. "G eat carnierous creatures of the feline tribe roamed over this country then in enormous numbers They are all extinct, end have left only their bones behind tj tell the story of how they lived and what they fed upon One often reads of the art by which thi naturalist is able to restore tbe skeleton of an an iniivl from a single bon?. and ia fact a good many mistakes have been made through over c -nfi lenca on the part of learned gntlem?n iD reconotruct ing fossils by theory from ius ; ffhient material. But there is no possibility of mistaking the testimony afforded by the teeth They ttll all about the manner of existence led by their former owners, giving accurately the habits, diet and approximate ape of the bsast. Thus it is very fortunate that teeth last longer than any other ob jects in nature. At thii day are found in a perfect 6tate of preserva tion the molars and incisors which were used to chew with by the mighty reptiles of millions of years ago. It is from his dntintion that scieneo declares man te be saruivor ous only by habit and not by nature. I spoke of that the other day to a young man in search of informa tion, who replied impolitely : 'So is a hen.' When I asked him what he meant by that he said that the den-. tition of a hen would csrfcainty not indicate that it was carnie by natare, and it evidently was 1 judg ing from its addiction to worm j and pref orenc9 for flrf3'n in general, o gr eyer, as I was going to ram'rk. the piercing and cutting teeth of some of these ca's of long ago are the most perfectly adapted instruments for cutting purposes that ever wore seon. being unequaled by any manufacs to red tools for such uses. Patrolman Julius Zeidlcr Of tho Brooklyn, N. Y., ToIIce Force, gladly testifies to the merit ol Hood's. SarsapariUa. ... liis wife take3itfordizzines3 and indigestion p.'A it works charndnnly. "Tlio clilldron also" t.iko it with Rreat benoiit. It i t without dnn:t a most exeellent thine for 'B'liat Tired i'ct l iagt I clieerf ully lecomniend food's Sarsapanlla an l Hood's Pills to every ono who wishes to have heaUh and comfort." Get HOOD'S. HOOD'8 PlLLS cure liver Ills, constipation. f biliousness, Jaundice, and sick headache. I mmm YOUn: man if $ iwP if you cxpcct t0 keep I j; I gj- ' up with the procession !;j ; SBZrV,vS and make friends, keep i I mm mm old i i 1 CXPSll thc PASSPORT TO j I .ofei OCOD SOCIETY. i I HlTLOCKyiliCHMONDi Rve i!d, P"re smokes ! j (ffiEEMSMZSP for ten ccnts- 19 j -FOR JT. HAL BOBBITT, SOLE AGENT FOR RALEIGH. On Draught at 5c a glass or 41 cents a gallon, delivered to any part of cit; 7 9 JTJL 1 AND BEST ASSORTED Line of Toilet -:- Articles IN RALEIGH. For Sale by J HalSolblbitt Bmoke Eakrosa, aid 1 CKABS. STRICTLY 5 CEN'i 1. AT J". BOBBITT'S: 11-. Filia l promptly and accurately - 'L::-':' iff" ThaGREATSO DA FO t For fa'e by Admlnistraior's N tic 4 Having this diy qualified as administra tor of the est ite of Tihith Mn?ttn. this is to notify all persona having claims against the said estate t ) present the same to me on or before October 20th. 181)3, or this notice will be plead"d in bar of their recovery. A 11 persons indebted to said estate will make payment at once. JSS MANQUM, Admr of Tibitha Mtiugum, dte'd. Oct 29! h, U- SHINGLES. ' at my mill, west end Harnett street, ou rail toad; will be pleased to sell se21 Mn Jj H ADAM. V .1 I Caveats, and Cm-Ic-Marks obtained, and all Pat rem o'jsiness conducted tor Moderate Fees, i jOun Office is Opposite U. S. Patent Offices i and we can sci lira patent i less time than those J (remote frim U iisliington. S Send motlol, druwing or photo., with descrip- 5 . ition. We atn-ise. i.nalenlahln nr nnt. frcn off i charge. Our fuei-5t due till patent is secured, f A PAMPHLFT. How tnOStain 1'ntKni' '' with i cost of same Iri t'.ie U. S. aod fuieign countries! CiA'.S'MOW&'":D.i Opp. pate-t 'tfice. Wash1- o.c. ; JLIdlgasi Water. SALE BY A FUT.L STOCK OF AL WAYS ON HAND, AT J..Ha! Bobbin's. aina- at a'l ii j ir.j, duy or ni ht, at J HVLBOSBITT'S. UIITAIR B YR GE HAL romht rr. H '0. 'P Tr tin' i.vHwfi K'o1'- No n ' K 8tMun Sifftil tr'n. Fas& iJ-fai, Le Aloisr. 11 25 aw 5!ti Wnlto 1! 04 5 38 Kittroll. Wt-tlet.ia, '2 43 2 or 2 4 6 30 7 85 v Ar WeMon, TrMr( molajroui. No 41, No 45 Mto! t.rpjv. Past feMail. 19 15 p m 6 31 a T Bt'?t.ois. Littleton, ; Kittrf.ll, Ar HiUisfh, 12 53 8 16 2 43 3 00 3 21 4(5 p sa 7 09 8 4 8 29 8 5 9 45a Tuniiigbtirar Fa'iroad. Tral"" TROTin? North ."ST ?,8, Paw." No0 St. itt .b. Mail te KTPrA T, VviHoVtj 3 V pm 9 hr T(Ti!"Tri rr;. S4"ipm 9 51 TVib movt'nc Ronth Nn 41 Pii. Tf'i 0. '. Mail niT'nn 12 f5 a ni 1 31 n m R rii ,p I m F1M H iiliria 9tMte CffW fiteftisrc Csss I' WOQBWORTfl CITY! J11 Leait of the Iron and Coal D ta nk i of Tennessue. i.n.jie cml iiyiiois, i, -r i.ui i.n. 1 ever C1 I I tliill Ulit-ilU.t'ktl i ulicuuuiul i .r. Unt, auU Jiu. c.j. I.jt. U.c cl.i!::.i!tU. 1. '"J i.n H4 Cs pii Liot -o ao ... J J " - 4 10 4,U'J; " ticO 4.t.0 M. 10 CU 4,1-V 1 .0' U !f.iO i O. " do 0 SCO " 00. W. 'OiiU "Ji t it ( J I Y l ea ak ut oil n.ilis I 'Hti. vt ' i.u.Uxu-'Of.A, within a lcrt li.i vsiti ii uu. ti , iue tuiiuty ..tal o; i lu.itii coUu ly, a'i-. U-..W eu iiuti'y ,n u'hi ti.e wit- 1 'iiltti lx fl. Oil C. U, lUt balbtUf;.; ul" le buu'ii. It ia in t. e c nuc ol Uie rajiidiy UeVeli'j,;!! cjj.1 i.livl lion ulstlit. lit lt'i i:ta 8f, i.ii i Hiliiiii :te curuu s ;.re louLtl i-ual, UO'.I, ZIl.C IUU. Iill' UI.1 UcLf -to . wiiu v. 1 KJIIS hard WvuJ, &ucu a.i o.t, cLcslnut., iii..j,;e, 'eucli, luLiiht, iiuJury, uoii, iiie, cherry unu h'ui.K wa'i.ul in mil. a. t. i'J.e Villuge of jrurili, ii;i m:,c-ii i.u:u.r. .1 niliabilaiiu, co i 'huh i.i urciii iJtiu.ii, fcioica, losi vUite uiid u jcvrj li ti...iua aud . liUiui er ot mui.ulai.'uriii,. inn-.tr-u", ill oi whiih are iocaleu uii ijjc j rvyi ny and loi ui pal I ol ttuou worth Ci'y. 'Ihe 'imjteiih t:l Uie bale ot these It ts will be usi-u to otveiop ihe uiiiitrul je.ources of fie pioptity anU Oail.l up a large ant thriv ing city iui. k applio. Hon lor thebe lote should Le Linie, us the right ia rejerved to advance the pneo without iioike. l or iuriher purticuiara apply to R. C. LIVUUjTUN, Agent, 71-2 JJeKalD Avcuue, Brooklyn, N. Y. Tarlies dtsiroua of viaitiug and in&ptcting this propeny can obtaiu special ratjf on Urn new una most cunitoit.ibie vessel allot, of tne Oiean iSteuniahip company. Xi.ese siejmeiakave iew lork, Atouuays, Vred L jsduys, jymiays and Saturdays, making a tielightl'ul at tnp ot FIFTY HOURS TO SAVANNABj Where immediHtj conneciious are made to ( hattanoogH and WOODWOUTHCrrY LIV1NUSTOV & WOV, Agents, Ocean Steamship Co. of Savannah, No. 712 DeKalb Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. Land Sale. J?5K rUV 1 Y In the Superior Court. O l Hortou and wife and otaers vs M T Joyuer and wife. 1. v virtue of hx order of thc Superior Court of A Kke coutity in the aove entitled special pro(; edirg, I will, on Thursday, the 1st day ot Decern her next. at. i2 o'clock, m. offer for sale lorcftsh, at A nktield, Wi'ke lounty. N U tue followriL' de.-criled tract of land io l.-ttle Jtrer to-vuship. Wake county, bound d on the nor'h by JJerrj' fnrroll; on the -tst by Vike Whitley; on thc south and west by Mrs M:i-tha Horton, containine 815 li-res, on the Kur s x ro Road, and known . ai the ' 'hf-toii t a p tract." Tern-s of sale c.ivh. Time c,f tale, Tlmrs day, Deo I at, '2 12 o'clock m Place of i ile, ' fcketiel I, . t . . i ll L a T HORTON, Coni'r Geo II IS.now, Atty. S a f e uf R a i E state". iTB7rVi:,tue of a "tige, executed bv tut VI atk us and vile, and by request ii K,"iS'1 wi" ieil011 Saturday, Dec Uth, o92 Mt public : u-.. on, at the court on " iu I.alei-h. the tvaleat'ie discribeJia s id m rtfii -e v.l idi is recorded in book 78 P g 4S. fliegi-u-r's oJIipe-of Wake coun' y km-l Ln s ae suna'e in Wake Forest 'Wnsh.p, Mke oouiity, rnd ai'jins the i ndaol vv,uis Watkt.-s, Weey .-tell de-i8e- - mi i ii-he's, fontainins -19A acres - ruts o sa.'u, cu.li Time, l- o'c ck ra "y J NHoLDlN-i, oustee. 'i ryuied? .'cru'll vs o'r"jtaud tho : l. W0lw,n 11 puces in a few saawvt . .yinoat: t.tie aid or niHnr.iaet'irpil e b.Th3 5van Chemical C CINCINNATI, O i 1.3 iff oeut the PhilariolphJi, i Wrtr th3 Parnierf' f cl. ijoifl(.B "SWf H Oaf yn(.0Bfc The .BM " PhllaVel
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