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VOL. XXIX.
RALEIGH, WEDNESDAY, JULY 26. 18i3.
NO. 79
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HTY IN BRIEF.
Gardens suffering.
Attend to yoar dog tax.
Mr Caleb Osborne, of Oxford, waa
la the city yesterday afternoon.
Clement Manly. Evq, of New Berne,
Is In the city.
Go to the parks tonig'it and enjoy
a refreshing bath.
Cool mornings and nights are anx
loufly looked for.
See ottlc of W D Haywood, Jus
tice of the Peace.
Mr B H Woo.leH and family left this
thin evening for Greensboro for their
f otare home.
Capt Swift Galloway, of Snow Hill,
will lecture in behalf of the Keeley
cure.
Adjutant General Cameron is busily
engaged fixing for the encampment
next month, at Charlotte.
The annual meeting of the N 0
Horticultural Society will be held at
Southern Pines, Auarust 3d
Of the 2 per cent dividend recently
declared by the Atlantic and North
Carolina railroad company, $26,500
goes into the State Treasury.;
It will not be very long now before
the merry langh of the school girls
will again be heard in our midst.
They are badly missed.
The Masonic picnic for the benefit
of the OxfoH Orphan Home, will
be held at. Mmksvllle, Davie county,
on the 10th f August.
Mr W M Brown, propiietor of Jthe
Visitor, who has been confined to
his room for several days from sick
ness has so far recovered as to be at
his place of .business today.
IS J B Weaver, the Third party can
didate for piesident last year will
speak at Lilesville, August 6th and
at Teachey's Duplin county, August
7th. V
The Governor has appointed Gol
onels J G Hall and 0 A ( elley, com
missioners on behalf of the State to as
sist in locating the position of the
North Carolina troops at Chica
mauga. The appointments are made
in conformity with the National law
of 1890.
The N 0 Tobacco Association will
leave Greensboro in a body for the
World's Fair August 16th. They will
have a Bpecial train of five Pullman
ears and will run through without
change to Chicago, arriving in time
for North Carolina day on the 18th of
August.
We are under obligations to Mr B
M Utzman for a box of nice tomatoes
raised in his garden, corner Jones &
Dawson streets. They were exceed
ingly fine. Mr Utzman keeps on hand
at all times fresh vegetables gethered
every morning.
We know that it is between the
two seasons, but our merchants still
have much stock to run off. This can
be done to the greatest advantage by
letting the public know it through
Thb Visitob. If you have anything
to sell we can dispose of it for yon
Ask those who have tried it.
Yesterday morning the railroad com
mission bad under consideration the
matter of the Wilmington, Onslow
and Eastern Carolina railway and the
Atlantic and North Carolina railway.
The issues involve the right of the
first pamed road to certain privileges
as to right of way in the town of New
Berne. It was decided by both cor
porations to accept the decision of
the commission .
The Funeral of Bev. F. L. Bash
The funeral of the Rev F.L Bush,
who died in this city yesterday, the
85th Inst, will be held from the Church
of the Good Shepherd tomorrow
(Thursday) morning at 9 o'clock.
Friends and acquaintances are invi
ted to attend
'faring sale of ladies', misses and
children's straw hats at half value.
I Rosenthal. I
The Big Day o f the season.
In the past those who participated
in the excursion and picnic given by
the Raleigh and Gaston Railroad
Worklngmen's Relief Association,
have been more than satisfied, but
In the sixth annual excursion which
leaves here on Thursday July 27th
those who go will be delighted.
Everything has been perfected for a
grand day of pleasure, music brass
and string and vocal will enliven the
ride to Littleton and all day long
upon the grounds. This is the only
excursion for wh'te persons only that,
will leave Raleigh this season. It
will be a whole day of recreation,
pleasure, enjoyment and health re
viving Influences for the ground well
fitted up are at All Healing 8prings.
The traiu leaves Johnson street cross
ing promptly at 6:45 in the morning
and returns at 8:30 so every one can
go and carry their wives and little
ones. Baskets labeled will be taken
in charge of and carefully oared for.
The committee in charge of this ex
oursion are prepared to guarantee a
whole day of excellent enjoyment.
Don't forget the day and time of
leavi'ig.
Resolutions ot Respect.
The choir of Edenton Street M E
Church adopted the following resolu
tions of respect upon the death of Mr
Hunter L Harris, who was recently
drowned in Little river near Dann,
NC.
Whereas, It has pleased Almighty
God in His Divine Wisdom to take un
to Himself our dear brother Hunter L
Hvrls;.and
Whereas, It was always bis ens'
torn, when in the city, to jon us in
singing the songs of praise and
thanksgiving to our God, therefore be
it
Resolved, That in the death of Mr
Harris we feel very keenly the loss of
a useful and willing worker in Christ's
vineyard, and who so nobly exempli
fied the many types of Christian
manhood, and that by the use of his
voice he won the admiration and es
teem of all whose pleasure it was to
hear him sing.
Resolved, That we extend to the
bereaved mother and brothers our
heartfelt sympathy in this house of
darkness and sorrow, praying the
Father to bestow upon them that
resignation and comfort which alone
comes from God; and help them to
say that. ''The Lord gave and the
Lord hath taken away, blessed be the
name of the Lord."
Resolved, That a copy of these res
olutions be sent to the family of the
deceased, and that copies be furnish
ed The Christian Advocate and city
papers for publication.
A Florida man has a fondness for
alligators aDd is said to have lived on
nothing but the meat of saurians for
over three years.
A Texas girl, fifteen years old, pro
poses to walk to the World's Fair if
she can get. another girl to compete
with her.
The 50o Oxford Ties have arrivedl
Come at or ce if you want any. Al
sizes 2i to 8 today.
OA Sherwood & Co.
Large lot fruit jars, at Woollcott &
Sons.
If you need a pair of good shoes of
any kind come and see our stock.
We carry a large stock of shoes, in
fact make it a specialty, and our
prices are correct.
Woollcott St Sons.
We receive today a large case of
towels and are going to sell them off
at 30c a dozen until they are all gone.
Just think only ?io a pair.
Lost.
On Tuesday, July 25, a bunch con
taining three keys. The person find
ing the same will please deliver to
Mr Jenkins at the postofflce.
R & G Corsets at special low price
at I Rosenthal's,
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j For Rent. 1
Four room cottage on North East '
street, nar Oak wood arena. Ap
ph to P H Hcqhks
je J9 t f Postal Telegraph Co.
At 9! AtfH! At!)!!!
If you were jrointr to be bung at 9
It. would be qul'e differeut, lut not
so. Instead o b-in r hum? at 9oucan
co io Swindell's store and buy IrN'
Lawns at 9c a vad hen the goods
ir 'c the world over
D T 8wlolell.
We WHI l- tct and Defend
Y'Hi.
It. In mooiI t iav, a frlfid :n the
time of nei1. friud indeed are we
toflav ti1 oiDirrfw-w are selling
Irish L rs nr. Pi h yard. Most beau
tiful putfm mi nd not doubt
the iioods t: . ve HH'jvpri and you can
see them D T Swindell.
Drivo in CueueiMfl Table Covers
We hive just placed on sale, at our
FwflHevillA street door, a limited
number of extra qnality six quarter
ChfiiHlIe Table Covers, with knotted
fringe at the verv low price of $1 00
each. As the quantity Is limited we
would suggest an early call
W. H. & K 9 TOCKKR & Co.
Now llr.
"he case of Irish Lawns are her
and were put on sale this morning at,
9c a yard These goods are lie per
yrd elsewhere, and no one can sell
them for 9o but us
D T Swindell.
How Rich How Poor.
There is not a family in the city of
Raleigh who can afford to let this op
nortuuity go by, the rich are too
bmart and clear sighted; the poor if
they understand it will not let the
opportunity pass Irish Lawus at 9c
a yard is something entirely unheard
of before. Nine cents buys it now, at
D T 8windell'8.
For Rent.
A neat six room cottage with
kitchen and servants room on Hali
fax street, next to capital. Possession
given at once. Apply to
B. F. Montague, Guardian.
Office over Com'l and Farm's Bank,
jnel tf
Important Notice,
Don't forget to ask for Williams &
King's Famous Toothache and Neu
ralgia remedy when you are suffering
from a decayed tooth or the neural
gia We guarantee It to cure you in
two minutes by the watch. Don't
have any other but ours. We won't
ask you to take our word but try one
ten cent bottle and be convinced.
One vial sold will sell more,
jl Williams & King.
Stock of dry goods will be sold at a
great sacrifice in order to make room
for fall purchases I Rosenthal.
.
Pare Ice The Best and. Cheap
est. The ice now being produo d by the
new Crystal ice factory and sold by
Moauro Jones St Powell. Is from (lis
tilled and reboiled pure water. is clear
a a 1 1
as crystal, soua ana auraoie, ana
cheap enough for everybody to ubo it
freelv and have no fear that any dis
ease germs remain in it.
The best 10c ladies ribbed vest at
I Rosenthal's.
Cut Flowers, Bouquets,
Floral designs, roses, coleus, palms
end other plants for bedding culture.
Celery, late cabbage and collard
plants. H. Stbinmktz, Florist
Telephone 113. j12
$500 In Installments Wanted.
It can be doubled in 13 months.
Address, "Alexander," P. o. Box 277,
Raleigh, N. C. mhl6 eodtf
Ladies Oxford Ties at 50c
I Rosenthal.
Printed lawns and challies at 4o yd
at l Rosenthal's.
Parasols, fans and belts at cost.
ja7 1 Rosenthal.
Lost.
An account book bearing the name
of J AH and W H Cole on back.
Finder will be suitably rewarded by
returning it or leaving same at the
Btore of Grausman & Rosenthal.
july24-8t
Lady, Lady, Lend Me Your Ear!
We have a case of Irish Lawns r o
sale this week at 9c a yard. Beautiful
white eround. small neat figure of
brown, blue, pink, &c. Remember
this is no bauble, as you pay 15o a
yard for same elsewhere. We sell this
one case at 9c
UTbwlrdell.
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Special -:- Notices.
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Misses
Oxford Ties ....
.. R-tuc-d to...,
.. Fist Buck ...
...Hosiery
..Reduced to ...
75:
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25!
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Great re-lu.'tions made on
nil kill 'h of Dry G od,
Notion Shoes, Trunks,
Ata Kx mine our prices
l-f r. nuking you pur-
DRY GOODS STORE
218 V "Itaville street
s
We in vite special attention to our
MIDSUMMER CLEARANCE C 1 AI
Midsummer Clearance ijale
-OE-
Trimmed Millinery
-AND ALL-
Straw Goods, Muslin Hats & Caps
for children,
Fancy Ribbon at a big reduct'nn.
8tmped Linen, Hair Goo Is, I-iWolry and
Fancy Not'ons.
As we ar 1 ' -t
want t '!
iu,2 IUFA.YETTEVILLBST.
; Next to Frei A Watson'-.
DOWN
THEY
CO.
In clearing out. our entire stock of Sum
mer Hosiery Underwear, we make prices
both beneficial and satisfactory to such as
are in need of these light, weight textured.
We have what we advertise and in plenty.
No tricks to beguil, nor smiles to deceive.
Infant's Silk Ribbed Vests-Sizes 1,
2. 3, 4, 5 and 6; cheap at 50c; our f) r c
price
Children's Fine 8ummer Vests
Size" 20, 22, 24, 26, 28 and 30. Our ore
price was 40c; now only ItO
Boys' Gauze Shirts 28, 30, 32 and
34. We old them for 40c; now Ofjc
offer them at o
Ladies Silk Jersey Bodies Sizes 2, 3
and 4, ettra quality' good value rTCc
at 1, can be had now for I O
InLumer ble fine Gauze Vest for
ladis in Vavitiful assortments,
with Ioiik sl"eves. short sleeves, or
no sleeve s.hisb or lowneck, square
or V cut
Gents Gauze aod Balbriggan Under
wear at prices that discount all
others.
Onr aim is not to catch your eye with an
8 and 10c knit shirts, aud we have the best
, on the market, but to briny: fine goods to
: your notice at reasonable prices. We mate
which there is always a ready demand, at i
i same time we muse anmit mere is very uttie
. i i , i .
money m mem unless we are Kept very Dusy.
I am Bound for the Oueapost
Store lu Jialeign.
THE LYON RACKET 8TORE,
Headquarters for
Low prices, Summer Millinery, nov
elties in 3ats and Bonnets and all
sorts of fancy shapes and colors, which
we are offering at prices to suit the
hard times Also a full line of Baby
Caps and Mull Hats, men's and boy's
straw Hats at a price to suit you.
Just received a new line of ladies
Slippers from 7o to 1.74 Men's low
cut Shoes $1 .37 worth $2 any where.
Lawns 4c, Lawns 10c, wortH 16c
Prints 5c, India Linen 9a, Mosquito
Net, all solors, 5o large Towels 10c,
Napkins and Table Linens, Ham
mocks. Hassocks 68c to f l.Bird Cages
from 74o to 94e.
THE LYOII RAGKET STORE.
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MIS
HIE HBESB
D. A. StiRrwnnfl & Rn
loauantStopule!
Hardware. Ate.
We want
The Floor
Space and
BVFHY B&BY CABRIA&B
Now Marked
At Cost--for
Cash Only.
$ 5.90 $ 6.C5 $ G 45 $ 6.54
6 75 8.25 9 30 12.86
13 75 21 15
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RALEIGH, N.C.
If you hre a citizen or stranger it will be to
your interest to h ive your rooms neatly
furnished Nothing adds so much
to the beauty of a residence as
good, nice, substantial fur
niture. For this
cannot be beaten in this or anv other com
munity. They have all the novelties in
the business, such as Buieaus,
French Beveled Looking Glass
es, Willow and Rattan
Chairs, Wardrobes, Mat-i
tresses, &c. They have
the finest, pret
tiest and nob
biest BABY CARRIAGES
ever seen here. The NEW HOME Sewing
uuiiuuiiiea epeciauy. A1ST JM VUrUN Ji
Needles r nd Oil. Besides, the firm
will keep you cool bv nit gifts
of Fans and Caps.
REMEMBER THE PLACE
Excbange Place, Southside M'rk't
Dry Goods, Notions, &e.
ETON SUITS
AT A
SMALL COST.
Young ladies will require an Eton Suit,
whether thev travel or remain at home this
summer. We have four styles of
WASHABLE
ETON SUITS
AND ALL AT VERY
MODERATE
PRICES.
17 ll.-R S TUrRERt CQ
123 and 135 Fayetteville street.
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