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RALEIGH, WEDNESDAY, MAY 10, 1893.
NO. 15
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CITY IN BRIEF.
Memorial day.
New Irish potatoes la market.
Gold Harbor.
No basinets on the cotton exchange
today.
State flags float over the capltol
today.
Green peas getting plentiful and
cheaper.
The Wilderness.
All quiet In the departments at tLe
japitol today.
Fredericksburg.
Carry all the flowers you can get.
The Pennsylvania Banjo and Glee
Club tonight.
Malvern Hill.
May cherries will soon be the cor
rect fruit.
''They sleep their last sleep.'1
We regret to hear that Thos R Pur-
nell, Erq, is quite sick.
Ball Run.
Miss Mattie. Fuller has returned
from a trip to Durham.
Bethel.
The Odd Fellows rendered due
homage to our dead, heroes.
Appomattox.
The infant child of Mr. J. H. Marsh
all, janitor of Metropolitan Hall is
quite sick.
See notice of sale of lots by R H
Battle and R T Gray for trustees of
Rex Hospital.
Mr Fred G Staudt has accepted a
position in Norfolk, Ya, and left for
that city this morning.
"On fame's eternal camping ground
their silent tests are spread."
JR. O. U. A. M. Raleigh Council,
No. 1, will meet tonight in Castle Hall,
Centre lodge, K of P. at 8 o'clock.
' "No sound can awake them to glory
. again."
' n .. IaIkuI in t-hn nvrtnoaemn rn
afternoon. ; ...'..
"Let us pass over and rest undu r
the shade of the trees."
Don't fail to hear the Pennsyl
vania University Glee Club at Metro
politan Hail tonight.
There is a very large crowd of
strangers in the city, and our streets
present a most animated appearance.
"Though lost to sight, to memory
dear."
The State Convention of King's
Daughters will meet in Oxford tomor
row. It will be a very Important ses
sion. ;
Mr. W. P. Primrose has been re
quested to act as director in charge
of the music on the occasion of the
Davis ceremonies on the 80th inst.
John Allen Johnson was arranged
yesterday and his bail fixed at $600
on two charges for counterfeiting
He was held for trial ai the next term
of the1 Federal Court in Jane.
Officer Washington, of Richmond,
who brought John Allen Johnson to
Raleigh, returned home yesterday.
He filed his claim for the reward of
;. fered. . -
Mr Geo. B Fleming, of Roper, N 0.
is in the city on a visit to his family,
who is stopping with their parents
Mr and Mrs JOS Lnmsden on West
etreet.
We return our thanks to Mr. James
O. Birdsongfor kind services render
ed In getting up a report for THTt
Visitor of proceedings or tne yrana
Lodge of Odd Fellows.
Who ever heard the like before?
The papers issued in New York City
In the morning are read in Raleigh on
the evening of the same day. "ve
are moving.
: Messrs WC&iB Stronach have the
celebrated Hancock's "Humbug"
shewing tobacco made in Richmond,
Va. - It is the best ever seen in this
city. Try it.
I hA new fist limited train makes
excellent time and comes and goes on
regular tcbed ale. "It is a daisy."
Drs. Carr, Roberts, Hicks, and
Douglas, all ot Durham; are here at
tending the medical convention.
Prof. Winston hopes for a a atten
dance of 400 students at the University
next session The institution cer
ta'n'y deserves it.
The library of tin State University
has been arranged to accommodate
six thousand Dew hooks which were
donated by Mrs Dr Thomas F Wood,
of Wilmington.
The performance of the Glee Club
at Metropolitan Hall tonight will not
commence until 9 o'clock. This is
done for the purpose of allowing the
members of the Medical Association
ti attend.
Owing to the inclemency of the
weather there were very few in atten
dance at the meetiog of the chamber
of commerce last night and au ad
journment was made without the
transaction of any business.
Owing to revival services at Central
church, there will be, no prayer meet
ing service at Edenton Street Meth
odist church tonight. The Epworth
League meetiog is postponed until
Wednt-winy night of next week.
There were several letters received
in a damaged condition at the post
office today and very dirty with
smut and smoke that was in the
wreck on the C C G&8ALRR
May 7th 1S93 at La Fayette Ind.
From a letter received In this city
yesterday, we learn that Mr. O J Par
ker, General Agent for the North
western Mutual Insurance Company,
came near meeting hi death in Ke
nan8ville last weeR Mr. Parker,
who is in that section of the state lo
cating agencies for his company, was
takeu by the notorious desperado,
Banner Jordan, for a detective, who
was trying to secure his arrest. Jor
dan opened fire on Mr. Parker barely
missing him six inches before he was
overpowered and arrested by the
proper officers.
BOARDERS WANTED Mrs.
Richard Jones desires some boarders,
No. 15 corner Morgan and Harrington
streets.
Whac is the Price ?
Thirty fir e cents is the price of floor
oil cloth; twenty cents a yard will
bnv it at Swindell's special sale next
Monday. D. T. Swindell.
The best, largest and most stylish
display of millinery is to be found at
Woollcott & Sons.
Our stock of shoes and slippers car
noc be surpassed in price nnd style.
Woollcott & Sons.
Five hundred boy's suits from $1 a
suit, at Woollcott & Sons.
Just Think!
You can buy a spring suit from
Swindell at cost. We are selling all
our clothing at cost as we will not
keep clothing any longer
Swindell.
Clothing.
All clothing at cost, at Swindell's.
Bobbery.
Any man who will go and buy a
suit of clotning and yay abler, profit
on it is robing himself, for w will
sell you a suit at cost, at
Swihdkll's.
CHE aPER THAN CAMPHOR, and
just as good for packing any winter
clothes. Camphor Tar paper and
Camphor Tar blocks. Sold bv
my 8tf. J. Hal Bobdttt.
At' Cost.
Having decided to retire from the
harness business, I will for the next
ten (16) days offer my stocn at cost
consisting of harness, collars, bridles,
whips, &c. To my friends who have
. blnrlli. via tvnniTorl mn f nr an m n ri V
1 years in the past, I extend my sincere
thanks. W. B DUi'CHINGS.
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New flil-tn;ry.
Wp are receivine new millinery
again this week. New shapes, new
flowers, and new ribbons at
" D T Swindell's.
One Day Only.
Next Monday you can buy floor oil
cloth at twenty cents a yard, at
D. T. Swihdkll's.
Wauted.
Partner with a capital of about
$2)0 to engage in a profitable busi
ness. Address "B," care of Visitor.
Roses and Other Handsome
Cut Flowers. Bouquets, Baskets and
Floral Designs. Telephone 113
a4 tf H. Stkinmbtz, Florist.
CHEAP ICE Do not forget what
we said that .we would not be under
sold on ice. We now reassert that we
will meet any prices tbat are or may
be made for ice delivered in this city,
and that we have plenty of it ALL
thk year as we have for the past
several years.
Jones & Powell.
FOR RENT House on Wilming
ton street, near the capitol. with five
rooms. Kitchen in yard. Apply to
L D Womb lb,
Cor Hargett and Wilmington 8ts.
ap!7-tf
ROSES, PALMS, ETC. I have a
great assortment of everbloomiog
roses, palms and all kinds of bedding
plants gladioli aod tuberose bulbs.
Magnolias and evergreens, flower
seed, tomato, pepper and pot grown
egg plant, cauliflower, etc.
H. Steinmhntz,
apl 6 tf Florist
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TOMATO PLANTS, transplanted,
all the leading sorts, can be had at
Morgan's drug store, corner Fayette -ville
and Morgan streets, near capi
tol, or at my place on North Halifax
street, near Peace institute.
aplO H Stkinmbtz, Florist.
For Rent.
Four room cottage on orlLoast
street, near Oakwood Avenue. Apply
to P. H Hughhs.
apr22-tf.
MRS. E. R. McGOWAN wishes to
inform the ladles that she is prepared
to bleach and shape hats or Also
gentlemen's hats 308 -iouth - .jbury
street, in rear of the post ci'.i ;, Ral
eigh, NO.
$500 in Installments Wanted.
It can be doubled in 12 months.
Address, "Alexander," P. v. Box 277,
Raleigh, N. C. mhl8eodtf
Barnes' printing: office, 214, Wil
mington Street, is the cheapest in the
city for job printing. apr22 tf.
A Card.
Mr Editor If you will allow me a
small space through the columns of
your newsy little sheet it will afford
me great pleasure to announce to my
friends and the public, especially
those suffering from toothache and
neuralgia, that Williams & King's fa
mous toothache and neuralgia rem
edy is the best medicine I evr used.
I have been a great sufferer of tooth
ache and neuralgia and could get
nothing that would affect a promi
nent care until after using one bottle
of ths fbove remedy, which com --,
i My c. r; d me. Take my advice;
o.i io:;'i have to try it twice; it
costs vou only 10 cents
Yo i'rs very truly, F A Fender,
May 3d. 1893. Raleigh, N C.
For Rent.
Dwelling house at reduced rate for
balance of this year.
my4tf L D. Womble.
Gents Furnishings.
Our gentlfmens' furnishing goods
department is now complete with
seasonable lines of high class goods
at very r"asonble prices. Dress
shirts of iliuoMtf vtr;- scrips ion, the
most complete line of 'Negilee . shirts
tMt has ever been shown in Raleiph,
it.t rmadia t wftiffVif. rillit rwear. COt
on and lisle half tise. U' black
halt iiokp, the newest sfyl-ain collars,
Dutilap'a straw list?, pat. tit leather
.andm"' s!toes &c &.
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I go i-iiij-
it to save money and
yj bes go to J R Taylor &
. u will get a good suit. I
'xppri EC That is where
2'0 South Wilmingtou st.
;..ext Special Sale.
Monday next, May 15th, we will sell
50 dozen ladies' fine assorted straw
hats, stylish shapes, at 10 cents each.
And a big lot of floor oil cloth, beau
tiful new patterns, perfect goods, at
20 cents a yard. The hats are worth
from 50c to $1 each. The oil cloth is
regular 85c goods. Next Monday 10c
buys the hats, 20o the oil cloth.
D. T. Swihdell.
A cxt Monday the Day.
Ten cents will buy you a beautiful
new straw hat. all shapes in lace.
1 straw and milands next Monday, one
day only, at D, T. Swindell's.
xloii'd
iTies
Ne'.v Hue of
Tics
Black and colors with
to match at price) that will save you money.
ICTO-RIRIS'
DRY GOODS STORE
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! MIS? MAGGIE REESE, i
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ine latest and most debirable
styles in
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For Ladies'. Misses an! Children.
Infant's Muslin and Silk Caps, : :
Pique Hats, etc. J
P.l.f'n f.anr fra nrA llnnn T-T .1 r,
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: and everything e'se usually kept : :
. in a first class Milli- ery store. s
: : Our styles are correct and we gU8r- : :
: antee to give satisfaction. :
; : Orders from a distance will receive :
:j prompt attention..
- Miss Magg e P.28S6k jj
: j my 2 209 FAYETTE VILLE ST. 1 1
WE CABRY TIE BEST
Standard makes of
Fine :-: Siioes
from three greit manufacturing centres.
BROCKTON rt.B,3l
"Korrect Shape ' for gentlemen aretae best.
CINCINNATI Bate'
Gersth's CUS T( ) -f made for ladies, and un
rivalled in lit, qu O.ity and price.
ROriIESTERES3
& Co s xHu;-'" -tvits for children are made
by born tliotui i ra.
A full l'nc "f the products of the Moore
Shafl'er i-hoe tJonipany will be displayed in
a few davs
Perfect marvelb of the shoe benchman's
art. Cheaper shoes in great variety.
DON'T WAIT
ANOTHER
DAY.
Bui come to the LYON RACKET STORE,
Here you will fin I everything you want
and" bargains in every department.
In millinery we have all of the
latott styles. Our dress goods
department is tun and
complete. Our line
of China Silks
Q at 50 cents - Q
will cost you 7fc
a i y where in Ral
eigh. Ask to see them.
In aLoes and slippers we can
beat the world. A new stock just
received in blacks and colors. Shoes
and slippers for all of the little folks.
Bird cages from 75c to II. We have a new
line of eye glasses. Try them.
RACKET STOKE
Street,
0. A. Snerwoofl & Co
Tiliil
Hardware, &c.
TheCirl
I Left
Behind Me
Never rode
in one of
or
BABY
CARRIAGES.
If she had,
she would
NOT HAVE
GOTTEN US FT.
If you want
to buy a Baby
Carr age buy of
.in
RALEIGH, N. C.
DO YOU KNOW
WHERE YOUR INTEREST R?
ilt is to secure the best of everyihing in the
furniture line at the most reasonable rates
and the place above all others in Raleigh is
at the emporium of
ftvnnn 0 Mmrrrrnll
llliliUdS flt IdAWdJl,
the well-known dealers, Exchange Place,
south side of the market. .
Besides all the other novelties in the
furniture business consisting of buTeaus,
French beveled looking glasses, willow and
rattan chairs, wardrobes, mattresses, they
have a fine line of the new spring style
BABY CARRIAGES,
f hey are beauties. Desks of line furniture
&c. Don't forget the New Home Sewing
Machine Needles and Oil. You can sav,
money by calling.
Dry Goods, STotttmB, &c.
XTENSlVrv
1 ALTERATIONS. Hi
EFIND it necessary to enlarge our
CaTpet Department and extensile al
terations upon our 2d floor have al
ready begun. More space must be given to
this department, and to do this we will have
to close out a number of chamber suits from
the furniture s'de.
We desire to close these Buils during the
next 10 days and will offer them at from
$10 to f 50 pel suit less the," value.
These will be plainly marked and cheer
fully shown upon request.
W II. & 11. S. TUCKER & CO.
123and 125 Fayetteyille street.
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