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The Hailg Eoemng Hisitar. PUtUSSIO T1RY AfTKiaOOtl, I Except banday, 1 US VISITOR is erved bycar.ien is the elty at '-5 cents per month, payable to the carriers la advance. Prices for mailing: fit per year, or t6 ceats per month. Communications appearing in these olamns are bu. the expressions of the opinion of the correspondent writing the same, and they alone are responsible. A cron mark X after your name informs yon that your time oat. Address all orders and communica tions to W. ft. BUOW.V, Sr. Raleigh, N O Local notices in this paper will be Five Cents per line each insertion. Office-Upstair over Mr. J. Hal Bobbltt's Drug Sture, 2d floor. IIALE1G1I, APRIL 14, IV.) I The friends of ext Congressman Thomas Watson has announced him as a candidate for governor f Georgia. The fruit in Delaware that escaped twe recent freeze was reported to have been killed by the ice on the trees Tuesday night. Today Coxey's army will enter Maryland. Surely, to be consistent, Governor Brown ought to be on hand and follow the trail of the invading legion nntil it quits our sacred soil. A farmer in-Clark county, Ky, ha8 christened his girl baby Madeline Pollard. If he has no spite against the child he will probably reconsider after all the evidence is in. Wil. Star. Col W C P Breckinridge denies that he induced Miss Pollard to go to Washington, but be admits that he several times recommended her for positions in the civil service, which he didn't get because she couldn't stand the examination. This was when she had him "hoodooed." NORTH CAROLINA NEWS. The catch of shad is about the average, while herring are compara tlvely scarce Wilmington Star. Large quantities- of cabbage are going north from here every day by boat and rail. Peas, of which the early crop here is very short, are also being shipped in small quantities. Wilmington Star. The case of Rev W J Hopkins, the Baptist preacher charged with undue intamacy with a colored domestic, was heard in Mooresville yesterday. It was a jury trial, and the minister was acquitted of the charge. The sentiment of the town is on his side. Charlotte News. There are eight young ladies in the graduating class at the State Normal school at Greensboro, this year, and three essays will be read. The stand ard of this school is high, and Prof Mclver deserves great credit, for to his efforts is due a great measure of the success of the school, and it is undoubtedly one of the most success ful institutions in the state. Char lotte News. While Mr Bob Fields, son of Mr R M Fields, was hunting near his home, eight miles south of Maxton, he fouud nine young varmints in a hollow log, which cannot be classified by anyone who has seen them. They are said to have paws like a bear, nose like a bull dog and a tail like a cat. Ed McRae, Esq, of Maxton, saw them to day. He is positive that they are neither fox, wildcat, otter or other "varmint" common to these parts. A steel trap will be set for the old one tonight and the mystery unravelled if possible Wilmington Star. Four Big Successes. a Having the needed merit to more than make good all the advertising claimed for them, the following four remedies nave reached a phenomenal ale: Dr King's New Discovery, for consumption, cougns ana colds, each bottle guaranteed Electric Bitters. the great remedy for liver stomach and kidneys; Bucklen's Arnica Salve. the best in the world, and Dr King's j aw Line nils, wulch are a perfect pill. All these remedies are guaran teed to do just what is claimed for them and the dealer whose name is attached herewith will be g'ad to tell Jon more of them. Sold at John Y lacRae's drug store. J. O. U. A. M. CONDI VTED ST KALEIOH COCXCIL, NO. 1. A correspondent in the Virginia Courier, the official organ of the State (Jounoil of Virginia, relates an incident where a Past Councilor made purchases of an enemy of the Order when a brother member was selling the same article not a hum dred feet away, and concludes as fol lows: "Some may say that this is a small affair to talk about, but I think it is a large one for the Juniors to think about. If we have objects, let os endeavor to live up to them; if not, we should sever our connection with the Order Remem ber that little things make large things, and we believe that this is a great big thing to talk about." Such instances of the violation of obligations are of daily occurrence. We ii we had our attention called to such tilings repeatedly. 5ow, we have just this to say in reference to those who are guilty of sueh acts. When one does such a thing he perjures himself just as much as if he swore to a lie on the witness stand, and he should be made to suf fer for it. Charges should be pre ferred, and no sentiment should be allowed to retain a man in any Order who thus violates an obligation. We fully appreciate the fact that it isn't always policy to speak of such things and make charges against prominent members, and that one is likely to be made to suffer for so doing if he should be so unfortunate as to have to work for a living and the other party should be in position to make him suffer for having an opin ion and the requisite back bone to express it. Yet he who has the cour age of his convictions, and boldly takes his stand for right aud princi ple has the approbation of his own conscience, which is far better than money or position secured at the sac rifice of principle for policy. We have always made it a rule to fearie"sly advocate what we believed to be right regardlessof consequences, and although we have lost money by it, and been threatened with injury for so doing, yet we have never had occasion to regret any position we have taken. The State Council convenes on the last Tuesday in May at Winston, and Raleigh Council, No 1, will be reure sented by Past Councilors E 8 Cheek, M Andrews and W E Faison. It will soon be time for the election of officers, and every member should be interested. We bad a large meeting on the same floor with Cleveland's Minstrels the other night. This speaks well for our membership. The financial secretary will be pleased to receipt for your dues. We urge the degree team to attend regularly and keep in practice. There are several changes that should be made in onr laws at the session of the State Council at WIds ton, and our delegates should go in structed. How many have you asked to join the Order in the last three months? What's the matter of organiging another Council in Raleigh? Be sure to attend the next meeting of the Council. Carefully read and consider the article at the top of this column. Always and in all things give a J nnior the preference. Coxe's Female Brigade, Oakland, Cal, April 13. A female brigade of the industrial army is be ing organized here. Two hundred names are now on the list. Arrange ments are being made for the trans portation east. Frank Carter has been elected colonel, and last evening the first drill was had A Quarter Century Test, For a quarter of a century Dr King's New Discovery has been tested, and the millions who Lave received benefit from its use testify to its wonderful curative powers in a!l dis eases of throat, chest and lungs. A remedy that has stondjthe test so long and that has eiven SO universal sitiafanHnn io tin ment. Each bottle is positively guaranteed iu give reiiei, or me money win Dereiunaed. It is admitted to be most reliable for coughs and colds. Trial bottles free at John Y MtcBae's.drug store. Large size 50c and II. A Fugitive's Confession. Lynchburg Advance. After the Moody meeting In Rich mond Wednesday night a well dressed young man sought Rev Dr Landram, and told him that ha was a fugitive from justice; that his home was in North Carolina; th t his moth er was wealthy and that in drunken i-pree he hot a man and ran away, and that he had been traveling all over the country since that time. He went io the Moody meetiog, and was to much impressed that he determ ined to go home and surrender him self to tbe authorities. He wrote his mother, telling her of his determina tion, aud she replied that she was glad of his contrition, but did not want him to stand trial, as it would result in his being sent to the penitentiary. Tbe young man wan ted to obey the mother, bat felt he ought to stand bis trial, and askd for advice. The Richmond preacher advised him to follow the dictates of his conscience, to go home and throw himself on the mercy of the court, and all would b well. The young man sild that he would pursue that course, and he is doubtless home ere this. A GREAT FIRE IN BUFFALO. Not Under Control Late Last Night An Immense Money Loss Lives Lost. Buffalo, N Y., April 13. The Amer lean glucose works were discovered to be on lire shortly after 7 o'clock to night and by 9:30 they were totally destroyed. The loss ; is $1,200,090. Twelve men are missing. An ; elec tric l'ght wire caused the fire. Sojgreat is the distress whioh pre vails among 'he unemployed in Aus tralia that many of them resort to robbery And yet they have no Mo Kinley law there and no Cleveland administration to plague them. Confederate Veterans' Re-union. On account of Confederate veterans' re-union at Birmingham, Ala, April 25 26. the Richmond & Danville rail road will sell tic&ets to Birmingham and return at the rate of one first clues fare for the round trip. Tickets are to be sold April 23d and 24th; limited to one continuous passage in each direction; good for return trip within fifteen days from date of sale. For further information apply to any agent of the company, or to W A Turk, general passenger agent, Wash ington, DO. Bucklen's Arnica Salve. The best salve in the world for cuts. braises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fe ver sores, tetter, chapped hands, chil blains, corns and all skin eruptions. and positively cures piles, or no pay required, it is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction or money refund ed. Price 25 cents per pox. For sale by John Y MacRae. GUM ELASTIC ROOF IN G costs only 12 per 100 square feet. Makes a good roof for years, and anyone can put it on. Oum Elastic Faint costs only 60 cents per gal in bbl lots or ti 50 for -gal tubs. Color da'k red. Will stop leaks in tin or iron roofs, and will last for vears. try it. Send stamp for samples & full particulars. Gam Elastic Booting Co., 39& 41 West Broadway, New York. f6 Local Agents Wanted. Hotice. Having qualified as the administrator of the estate of J N Ellis, deceased, this is to notify all persons having claims against said estate to present the same to me on or before February 28th, 1895, or thi no tice will be Dlead in bar of their recovery. Those indebted to the estate will please make payment. F F ELLIS, Admr. j?eo s, iasH. oawowp Andbiw J. Jones, Lbn. H. Riystes, Business Manager. Aren't & Supfc. B'ld'g B. F. Park, in charge yards and shops. ROYSTER, PARK & CO. (Successors to Ellington, Royster Co.) MANUFACTURERS OP Doors, Sash, Bliads, Scroll Work, STAIR HAILS And all Other Kinds of Building Material. Will contract to bui'd anywhere in the State, or furnish any kind of material de sired. QOur shop is equipped with the latest and best wood working machinery. We are lo cated on the S. K. L. Railroad, which runs through the best timbered lands in North Carolina, from which we get our logs anT cut our own lumber. This enables us to fill orders of any s'ze or dimension on short notice. W can cut 18,000 feet a day. Our Dry Kiln has a capacity of 50.00J feet, and we cut, dry and dress lumber for the public at reasonaoie rates. Telephone No. 135. ! Our yard and snoos are on West street at t west terminus of Edenton street. feb24 A GOOD GARDEN PAYS! rjTo(be Successful ina this EBusiness You Should Plant Only Pure,Fresh and Reliable G ardenSeeds. irfflj3! sell Robt Buist's acknowledged by the truckers of Raleigh to be U? superior to all other makes and better adapted to oar soil St climate. I am pleased to offer an asortment of these seeds, including: ftjr a) j w ASPARAGUS, 11 BEETS, : : CABBAGE, (14 varieties), i . CARROT, I j OELKRY, ii CUCUMBER, j OOLLARDS, I KALE, Ji LETTUCE, : J LEEK, :: MUSTARD, it OKRA, i : it : i : i ii ii j i tt 5 : 1 X tt. L-Ab 2 Cembs (Garden Peas 9 EHsiitJPoitatoes. liSorthern grown.) dDiuioiii &ets Core and Beams, allat Jm HALIBOBaiTT'S, Headquarters for Drugs and Seeds, LAND SALES N0BWyfA' Buperioroourt. B F Cbetbum and others plaintiffs vs Geo ureea ana uciers aetendincs. Bf7 Virtllti tV llir.nilrir.V ivinfapparl nn via in an order of ooarc in iu above entitled civil action,! will, on AUnaa, the 23 day ot apm, xoa, Xjjoie lor S4id ana sen ut puo- lin nil ;r.rv. at r.ha n.iiiff ii mia i i .. j 1 eigh, N O, to the higuet Didder for cash, all .1... 1 .. C I I ... , luol pari, ut puruei ui muu in wage county, florin Carolina, in Swift UreeK township, aljoining the lands of Geo tfuford, Ap Wnrwlall R Kali ,m,l Itnaill ..h...,. tive miles from tUlt'Un, N U, on the - ttnamnatte ' road, and more fully descri bad in the complaint. V J PEtSLE, Coni'r. Peale & Uaynard, Attorn ays. mJ(ds Sale of Valuable LaaJ. By virtue of a decree of tue Su perior Court of Wane county V U. entered at tne February term 1 .91 of Slid court iu the case of George V Atkinson administrator of John Mr ritt deceased againjc R d Jinas and others, being No 2921 Civil issue docket of said court, we will sell ut public auction for cash at the court house door iu Che city of tUieign N O on Jloaday thd a3d d y of April 1894 at 13 m. the house tract of lau i of the late John Merritt, situated in iVhite 0k townsaip said ouaty adjoiaiog lands of Hinton Jinks, John Jinks, B Mills and others, containing sixty one acres or more. GiOriGB V Strong, Abmistkad Johbs, Commissioners Sule of Land. By virtue of a judgment of Wake county Superior court entered at Fe'oruary term, 1894, in an action entitled The Trustees of Wake Forest College vs K B Rogers and others. No 5726, OLD, the undersigned as commissioners appointed by the coart in said action wilt on Monday, the 23 1 day of April, 189), at 12 o'clock m, at the court home door of Wake county sell to the high the bid ler the following describe! tr icts of land in tfew Light township, Wake county, to-wit: ITirst Tract Known as lot No 3 in ths ue visioa of the laud of Peleg S Rogers, de ceased, and adjoins the lands of L A Wilson on the east, J M M ingum heirs and others on the north, baran K Lawj on tneaoutn and west, containing 75 1-3 acres. Second Tract Being part of lot No2oi the said lands of Peieii togjrs, aijoiam tlie lands Of heirs of J M. Man in, darau o. Laws, J tl Rogers aid otn -n, contains 47 acre', more or less, and is tne saain land con veyed to E a Rogers by dael from O .A Rogers, recorded in book 93, piJe3M, Regi -tei of Deeds oince f r vV of sale, one-fourth ch, resida. 'n 6 aiontua irom saie aay witn interest at 8 per out pec annum. Title reserved until foil payment. WN JJ tfi, inariltds Commissioners. we. ua MELONS, Ii vN10N8EED, f 5 , ii PARSLEY, :i t! PARSNIP, :j : ; PUMPKIN, . PEPPKRS, 5 : I RADDItJH, s: t- SALSIFY, jj, :: SPINACH, it SQUASH, jj :: TOMATOES, .i ' : i TURNIPS, &c. : ii - ii per Dozen. Land Sales, Sale of Land. On tbe'ith day of May, 189i, at 12 m, at the court house dow in tbe city of Raleigh, under powers of sale conferred in a mort gaged executed oy WmCMaynardand wife. onittu a jxayuaru, recuruea in tne omce oi tue register ot ueeoa oi waite county, n U bnntt KM niUMifi? f will nah r miki. m tion, for casli, the and described in said moicgagd, suuitieu m (jary townsbip, wake county, c outain nc eighty-tivs acres, adjoin- iug nuc uuug ui u jo. uarpenwi, a. l Jones, MataaniHl A ills ton and nthnra ai.H tnllo .lo scribed oy umea and bounds in said xnor - gage, ueiug me lauua conveyea to saiaaaran A .1 ..... . ... . J 1 C . . 1 ., . auajuuu u uw irom Alien juaynaru and wile, rucorded iu boon 50, page 817. XHiJS R rUrtJNELL, ap Attorney for mortuaeee. SILAS WARRED, Trustee, vs. DRUSILLA LAS3ITER, et als. By virtue of a decree of court in t.h abore entitled civil action i will, on Mon day, the 23d day of April, A D, 1891, exposs for sale aud sell at L ublin out-crr at tha court house door in Raleign, NO, to tne bighest bidder for cash, ah tbat traot or par cel of land in Wake county, North Carolina, in Oak Urove townsbip, adjoining the lands of a H Kicbols, f d hyun, Andrew Furgar son and others, and more fully described in a ueeu oi murjga, rec jraed in book , page , 0I114 Jttegister ot iJeeds for Wake county. w J PEffiLB, Commiauoaer. PEBLdi JlAYNARD, Attorneys for M.octgagee and Plaintiff. mSl Mmsfles iWE HAVE BOTH Shaved and Sawad and ot the very besc, timbers at very low orioes by the tbousaud or carload delivered at any depot. JONES & POWELL. Rock Sail it For horses and cows a' 13 per puad. We get this 0 Ji-scirloii direct from the mine. Mo nee 1 ioc auv horse or cow t isailir tor salt hereafter, liviry one shoild liave a lump. Steam 1NJ Domestic Goal, the best and ob.eape.it in the country. ITor sale by (JONES & POWELL,
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