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Ll3T QlTt GlROOIATIOS.
HALEIOU, AUGUST 28, 1893
SPARKS FROM THE WIRES.
The Happenings of a Day Throughout
the World.
J 0 Cooper, a prominent citizen of
Oxford, is dead, aged 77.
Severe wind anp rain storms are re
ported on the .coast.
The Fourth National Bank of
Louisville has resumed business.
A yellow fever refugee from Bruns
wick, Qa, was made to leave Wilt
mlogton last Saturday.
Peicy Rooke, white, was killed at
the "Y" near Durham, Saturday, by
a Oxford and Clarksville passenger
train.
A wreck on the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad, near Newark, caused the
deaths of Fireman Stonburner and a
friend of his who was on the engine.
Saturday morning George E Reed,
a rock paver in Baltimore, out his
wife's throat and then cut his own
Both are dead.
FROM BUZZARD'S BAY.
The Press Dispatches a Fraud
Adams to be Married.
-Jack
r 3 irt..
Buzzard's Bay, N. C,
August 26th, 1893.
How this world is given to lying.
Simply because I came here to re
curerate, "do" np the fish, commit
matrimony and enjoy myself it must
be telgraphed all over the country.
The press dispatches sent out now
adays are frauds on the old way of
getting up news
Time has been when nothing but
the truth was told.
Now if a man sneezes, especially a
prominent man like myself, it is tele
grapbed all over the world that I had
wallowed a chew of tobacco, got
ehoked and in trying to dislodge it
one of ears my was broken off up to
the handle.
Just read some of the samples that
have been sent out about me since I
have been to this famous resort. Here
is one:
"Mr Jack Adams, president, &c,
who is visiting here for his Bright's
disease and fishing for his health and
fish, was seen last night- about 10
o'clock with his shirt over his head
acting in a very curious manner. It
seems that in attempting to pull it
off he forgot to unbutton the collar
and was upon the point of choking to
death when he was rescued from his
perilous position by a very modest
chambermaid. Her name will go
down to the grave and in history as
one of the greatest heroines that ever
lived. A purse of $30 in money and
a bottle of kcoru liquor was Immedl
ately made np by the guests of the
hotel and gave to the woman who is
the unfortunate mother of 11 chiW
dren. She immediately throw up her
sapper and situation and is now llv
log in affluence and liquor.'
Every word of the above is a cam
palgn lie. I did have my shirt up
partly over my head, but I was not
choking. I was simply catching dog
ticks. :
Then again: v
"This morning Mr Jack Adams was
seen with pick In hand Industriously
digging In 'the ground in the garden
fjaek of the hotel. It is evident he
' was trying to settle the silver question
by going in the ground after it. Mr
id ami my tbink himself smart, but
people around Boxxrd's Bay know
that there's no silver in this section j
that which is in circulation."
What a fraud. The truth of the
natter Is, I was in the garden dig
glng worms to go fishing, but on ao
eount of the striogency of the times
the worms bad hoarded themselves
np in some quiet place. That is why
I so industriously labored.
Still another:
"Mr Jack Adams, who Is stopping
at one of the fashionable eating
houses uptown, was senn last night
in conversation with a large and very
Influential colored woman, who at
times seemed to be excited. She
would shake her head and bfcnds and
appeared to be dancing. It seems
that Mr Adams out talked the woman
as she soon became quiet and finally
disappeared."
Now, Isn't that too bad. A man of
the world as I am, that held some of
the most responsible positions under
the government as I did, to be tra
duced in this manner at this late day,
is certainly lnjuilous to my charac
ter, to say the least of it.
The colord lady spoken of was my
washwoman, and 1 was trying to
stand her off. She wouldn't stand but
got to dancing, so 1 paid her. . am
satisfied that the woman didn't know
me. Perhaps if she had she wouldn't
have taken my washing.
But this press business is t fraud
and delusion. I have said it, and
sometimes when I say anything it is
true.
Why my every movement should
be watched and noted down Is more
than I can tell. I stepped in-o a sa
loon today and I'm blessed if it was
not telegraphed all over the country
that 1 drank a quart of gin and re
fused to pay for it. But it's not so. I
don't drink gin, but I did go in after
a glass of water.
But let them telegraph what they
please. I don't care; I am here in all
my glory and ten cent socks. I am
not only here for fishing and fun but
am here to get married, and as it is
to be a public affair I suppose it will
be a grand one.
I have on' y one objection to being
caught in this snap, and that is the
blooming lass is rather too tall enough
forme. She stands nearly six foot
twelve inches while I am not near so
tall.
In this hour of my deepest trouble,
kind friends, I ask the sympathy and
prayers of the people of the church of
North Carolina and South Carolina.
will send a full description of the
performance to the Visitor, and
hope that if any of its readers hold
any special meeting of whatever kind,
that they pass resolutions of respect
and condolence; that if they have
any suggestions for the good of the
order please send them to me imme
diately so I may have them trans
cribed on my heart in letters of gold
excuse me, the stringency of the
times forbid that) ink.
Marrying is a bad business. It's
like buying eggs in the summer time.
Sometimes they are not aU rotten.
If my intended turns oat to be rotten,
my Iambi won't I have lotB to con
tend with.
Adieu, bind friend.
Jack Adams.
P 8 Tell Jeems Bright that as
cannot go to the world's fair I will
take in the state fair if Hal Ayer will
give us a free ticket. J A.
A Smart Tailor
Dudely "T want an elegant suit,
something stunning, dontcher know.
How long will it take you to make
it?" . .
Tailor "Three days."
"And what will It cost?"
"Seventy five dollars."
"All right. I'll give you my note
at sixty days. When shall I come to
try on the suit?"
"Come in sixty three days." Texas
Sittings.
Her Reason.
He "If you love me as you say
you ao, why don't you marry me 7"
She" Because, dear, I want to
love you always." Exchange.
aiMen seldom, or rather, never, for a
length of time and deliberately rebel
against anything that does not do
serve rebelling against,
Wise Words.
Hasty marriage seldom proveth
well
Self respect that cornerstone of
all virtue.
There is no malice like the malice
of the rentgade.
The absence of temptation is 'the
absence of virtue.
No man who needs a monument
ever ought to have one.
No nation can be destroyed while it
possesses a good home life.
Out of clothes, out of countenance;
out of wit.
The lowest people are generally
the flst to find fault with show of
equipage.
As soon go kindle the fire with
snow as seek to quench the fire of
nve with words.
What is becoming in behavior is
honorable, and what is honorable is
becoming.
Be thou the first true merit to be
friend; his praise is lost who waits till
all commend.
It is vain to trust in wrong; as
much of evil so much of loss, is the
formalu of human history.
He who observes the speaker more
than the sounds of his words will sel
dom meet with disappointments.
A politician weekly and amiably
right is no match for a politician ten
aciously aud pugnaolously in the
wrong.
A Horrible Railroad Accident
Is a daily chronicle in our Daoers :
also the death of some dear friend,
wno has died with consumption,
whereas, if he or she had taken Ot
to's cure for Throat and Lung diseases
in time, life would have been render
ed happier and perhaps saved. Heed
tne warning i it you have a cough
or any affection of the Troat and
Lungs call at W. H. King & Co., sole
agents, and get a trial Dottle free.
Large size 60c.
For sale by W. H. King & Co., corner
ayetteville and Hargett streets.
SUMMER EXCURSION BATES.
The Richmond & Danville R R ben to an
nounce that commencing June 1st summer
excursion tickets will be placed on Bale at
all coupon ticket offices in Virginia and
aorin uarouna at very low rates tor tne
round trip.
These tickets will continue on sale until
September 30, 1893. permitting stop overs on
going and return trips at all resort points.
oena ior summer nomes lower and apply
to any agent of the company for informa
tion as to rates and schedules, or W A Tu-k,
General Passenger Agent, Washington D 0.
II
I.
Favicg made all the money necessary to
reduce price for the benefit of our customers.
we will sen a lot oi nice pine wood tor si
peroord on yard, or 9150 delivered any-
wnere m tne city.
LIME fl 10 per barrel.
LATHS 11 60 per 1,000.
Rjwf. on TTiartt. T.nmhnr in nlanV urn
f ii per i,uuu. Flooring ana ceiling . iz oa
1 a tie. rnn .
is, xu yvjL i,i uu.
Sash,- Doors,- Blinds,
and Moulding reduced in same proportion.
Best Heart Shinnies
alvays on hand. We manufacture our own
material which enables us to sell at bottom
nrices. Onr motto ia a nick sales and small
profits. Jylfitf
Magton Roister $ Co.
DEAFNESS,
Its Causes and Cure
Scientifically treated by an aurist of world
wide reputation. Deafness eradicated and
entirely cured, of from 2 ) to 30 years' stand
ing, after all other treatments have failed.
now tne dimcuity is reacnea ana tne cause
removed, fully explained in circulars, with
affidavits and testimonials of cures from
prominent people, mailed free.
DBA FONTAINE,
myl7 12m Taooma, Wash
Sale of Land.
By authority of mortgage, executed by W
is Kogers, as recoiaea in dook re, page .
Register of Deeds office for Wake county. I
wiU on Saturday, Sept. 9th, 1893, at 12 o'clock
m, at the court house door of Wake coun
ty, sell to the highest b'dder for cash two
tracts of land about two miles east of tbe
town of Apex,in White Oak township. Wake
county, JM u, adjoining tne lanas or u u
King, Wm Stewart (detfd) and others, con
taining 3o acres, more or less, ana parncu
larlf described . in the aforesaid mortgage.
au4 tds Mortgagee.
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PHARMACIST,
B A T.EIG-H, 3ST O -
The water is brought direct from Saratoga and is dispensed in precisely
the same condition in which it flows
at 5 cents per glass.
Doctfoirs
THAT EVERY ONE SHOULD DRINK
dDtfieiHbini'riiD
JLitfMa Water
DURING THI3
by keeping the stomach in a good
and Bladder troubles; and is also a
PANACEA FOR DYSPEPSIA.
Sold by J H BOBBITT at 20c per half gallon bottle.
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Ice. IcCo'Ths Evenina Visiter
We are prepared to supply ,
ICE, ICE, ICE
In any quantity of the best quality
and at lowest prices tor cash, we
will not be undersold by any
one, north or south, from
oar loads down. Send
orders to
Jones & Powell,
Raleigh, NO.
Phone 41 and 71.
A large stock of Anthra A T
, cite Coal, all sizes. WjCLJU
Bituminous Ooai for fuel and steam.
i U XT Oats, Bran, flay,
jVJ fill 4 Shingles, &e, at
: wholesale and retail by
JONES & POWELL
OREOLK AND CAROL IN A B.B
OONDKNSKD 80HSDDLB.
Dated August 9th, 1891.
South No?th
Bound Bound
Train. stations. Train.
No. 101. No. 100
4. M. P. M.
19 60 L've Pinner's foint Arrive 6 25
1015 L've Drivers, Arrive 2 01
10 27 L've Suffolk, Arrive 4 47
11 02 L' .Gates, Arrive 4 14
U 20 L've Tunis, Arrive 3 64
11 37 L've Ahoskey, Arrive 8 86
11 52 L've ' Aulander, Arrive 8 21
12 31 L've Hobgood, Arrive 2 39
12 63 L'e Tarboro. Arrive 2 17
:l 20 Ar Kocky Mount, L've 1 6o
P.M. A. M
No 101 makes conneouon st Roccy Mount
with W 4 W Train No 23 for all points
South, and No 78 train for all points North'
G M BKBPKIi, J R KBBLY,
Gen'l Manage', Supt Trains
T M Kmbrsow. an'l Passenger Agt
AdmiQistratoi's Notice.
Having qualified as administrator upon
thn M.tato nt th lata Mm Rmilv .rnhnann
this is to notify all persons, hiving claims !
against the estate to present the sme to me
for payment on or before tne lotndayoi
June, 1894 All persons indebted to the es
tate will please settle without further de
mand. MARION JOHNSON.
al4 6w Admr Emily Johnson, dee'd .
SAT 65 iOU . Is guaranteed -to
every consumer of HOOD'8
Samparilla. One hundred doses la
tcrj bottle. No other does tUiv.
I:
T;1 ; Iff A
from the spring at Saratoga and is sold
Agree
WEATHER,
condition. It will cure Gravel, Kidney
IS PUBLISHED
EVFRY EVENING
EXCEPT SUNDAY,
$3 PER ANNUM'
OR
Twenty-live Gents Per Hontii
BY
!w. kVl.SBrown,:.Sr.
RALEIGH.eJf. C.
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