Current News Notes. -
On of th qoref delui'B f JS
tieut in the Kaoksk, 111., (ansae
asylum 1 that hi foot are mad of
sardines. A he it harmless be U rer
mitted to keep thetn tid op in tin
csns filled with ulie oil.
Information is received at tba state
department from our minister at
Athens, which nbow that in fifty-six
towns 251 people were killed, 140
wounded. 3.602 h"ii-H destroyed or
injured by (be recent eirth.uaken in
Greece. The value of the property
destroyed it about one million dnll.tr.
At the in h1 a nee of the Canadian Pa
cific railway a newspaper correspon
dent has been arrested for sending
out false reports of the wrecking of a
train having the Raymond excursion
party aboard, first published in San
Francisco papers.
Tlie last sensation in political cir
cles iu Kentucky today is the pub
lisbed statement tbnttieii. linsil Duke,
i f Lmiisiille. editor of the Southern
magazine, and brother-in-law and
chief of staff of (ien. John Morgan,
tlie famous Confederate raider, has
declared that be will aid Henry Clay
McDowell against Col. Hreckiuridge
if the latter is renominated. Maj.
McDowell has practically consented to
be the republican candidate if Breck
inridge is renominated, (ien. Duke
is a stalwart democrat.
A dispatch from Shanghai says
Seoul, the capital of Corea, was cap
tured by rebels. The king is a refu
gee and foreign troops have been
landed to protect life and property.
These have restored order.
Thousands of placards are posted
the streets of Canton, where the plague
is raging, giving notice that if the
governor of Hong Kong carries out
his expressed intention of burning
the Chinese quarter, in that city, the
British settlement in Canton will be
burned.
By advice of his physician presi
dent Cleveland is taking a short out
ing down the Chesapeake bay. An
attack of summer complaint has kept
Mr. Cleveland closely confined during
last, few days, but has yielded to
treatment Nnd with the exception of a
Blight weakness he is quite himself
again.
A fierce tire started shortlly before
8 yesterday morning at New York and
spread rapidly. 'o one was injured,
but several girls were carried out in
p, fainting condition. The loss is
$250.0(X).
At Beach City, Ohio, yesterday min
ers fired upon the Logan Rifles yester
day morning. The fire was returned,
a patrol was quickly, fronted and a
thorough search was made but no
one captured. The first attack was
made about midnight and the second
at three.
The greatest calamity that has ever
befallen Panama was a fire which
started yesterday afternoon and
burned fiercely nine hours. The
flames destroyed over 300 buildings in
the most thickly populated section of
the city. The loss amounts to $3,000,
000. One-third of the city is devast
ated and 5,000 persons are homeless.
Standing of the Baseball Clubs.
.NATIONAL LEAiil'B.
Clubs Won. Lost. PerCt
Cleveland. 23 14 .622
Baltimore, 24 10 .714
Philadelphia, 24 14 .632
Pittsburg, 25 15 .625
Boston, 27 15 .643
Sew York, 22 19 .537
Brooklyn, 23 16 .590
Cincinnati, 14 24 .368
St,. Louis, 19 23 .452
Louisville, 10 29 .256
Chicago, 12 28 .300
Washington, 13 29 .310
. Attacked the Militia.
- Jtft'CLAlNsviM.B, ()., June 14. A
mob of Hungarians, Poles, and Ital
ians, striking miners, attacked com
pany K, Eighth regiment, of state
troops, which clubs and stones. The
captain ordered the soldiers to lay
d,own their arms and fight with their
. fists, as the miners were unarmed. The
' . miners were soon routed.
Just the Thing.
tihe My three school-girl cousins
are coming tomorrow to stay a few
days.
He My goodness, Maria, you'll
have to order a lot more meat and
things.
i She No, I won't. I've ordered a
dozen bottles of 'pickles and a half ton
of candy.. -. - v
Doctor recommend '"The Standard
Bawtog Machine" because of Its light
loaning. .
A VERY HAPPY PASTOR.
Both He and His Good Wire are
Now Rejoicing.
BUT RUFF KURD OStK.
One of the Most Thankful and Sincere Let
ters Ever Written by Any Min.
In the famous fight off Cherbourg
the Alabama fired a shell which en
tered the rudder-post of the Kearsage
and stuck there.
If that shell had exploded, the en
gagement would have had a different
ending.
That was Providence in the shape
of a bad fuse.
"In our case," writes a clergyman
who possesses the rare art of putting
things "in onr case Providence ap
peared iu the shape of a pamphlet
tucked under a string."
"It was in this strange way," he
continues, "that we lirst learned of
I'askola, that has done such wonders
for my wife and myself. We have ta
ken only .4.50 worth less than the
price of one visit from our physician
yet it has accomplished what no doc
tor's prescriptions or patent medicines
have ever done.
"For twenty-five years 1 have suf
fered untold miseries from a disorder
ed stomach. For years 1 have had to
abstain from meats; but after only one
day's use of Paskola I have eaten
meat, or any other food my appetite
craved, with no ill results.
"In regard to my wife I hardly
know how to write. It certainly ap
pears like a miracle. Mouths passed
ith her most miserably. She had no
ippetite. So reduced in flesh and vi
tality was she that we were looking
for nothing short of a speedy death.
"But Providence intervened in the
ihape of a little pamphlet tucked tin
ier the string of a package brought
from a neighboring town.
"1 tossed it on the table with the
remark, 'Here, wife, is something to
ure your ills and give you an appe
ite.'" "She read it and said to me, '1 have
i'aith to believe if 1 had that I'askola
it would cure me.'
"The next mail carried an order for
i bottle. The second day brought the
ottle, and she took the first dose.
That was four weeks ago. Today she
tte a hearty meal of anything slip
craved something she had not done
'or mouths.
"I regret we did not weigh our
felves before we began to take Pas
tola; but the truth is I had no great
i'aith in it so many things had failed.
Jut you have onr lasting gratitude.
"I write you this not to obtain a
supply free, but because 1 have the
food of my fellow men at heart.-
"I have already induced a few peo
ple to give your Paskola a trial. When
hey shall have 'done- so I will gladly
totify you of the results.
"Hoping under (iod that what I
iiave thus hastily written may benefit
ithers, I remain yours truly,
Hev. A. P. I'.KKIIK.
'Worth Centre.X.Y., April 12,h,1894."
We congratulate Mr. Beebe and his
food wife upon the wonders that fol
owed their use of Paskola. To them
hat little book tucked under a string
vas a Providence indeed.
Paskola is doing a . similar wonders
ill over the land. And people tell us
if it in like gratefirl and enthusiastic
vords.
What is Paskola? It is artificially
ligested starch combined with
ertain fruit principles which aid the
ligestion of other foods as Mr. Ilee.be
tas shown. Mark ! it is a food, not a
lough. It stimulates, strengthens,
revives and fattens the weak and run
low'n body, even though the torpid
itomach can give it no help. Paskola
is concentrated nourishment, digested
'ty art, in advance. Taken into the
ystem it goes straight to its destina
ion. Not an hour is lost. It is new,
its principle is new, it is fundemental,
cientific, successful. Dyspeptics,
consumptives, all thin, pale, wasted
ind helpless people will be rescued by
it. Throw physic to the dogs try
I'askola. And send to the Pre-diges-ed
Food Co., Reade St., New York,
"or a copy of that pamphlet that Mr.
Jeebe found tucked under the string,
b'orsaleby James I. Johnson, druggist,
llaleigh.
A Pointer for You.
Are. you a subscriber ? Do you take
The Visitor? If not, now is a good
ime to do so. The Visitor has all
'die city news, has the latest city news,
lias the best city news of any paper
published in Raleigh. If you get a
oopy read it and subscribe for it. ' If
you are a subscriber show the paper
to your neighbor. Drop us a postal
or send your number and street to
his office. The manager will do the
rest. Try it one month. " The Visi
tor leads, never follows."
TURPENTINE MARKET.
Corrected Daily from the Wilmington
Star. .
Spirits Turpentine firm at 27 cents
per gallon.
Rom it Market firm at 90 cents
per barrel for strained and 95 cts.
for good strained. - ; ;
Tar. Firm at $1.15 cents per bbl,
of 280 pounds. '
Crude Tobpkntihb. Distillers quote
the market steady at 11,00 for Hard,
$1.70 for Yellow Dip and $2.15 for
Virgin. . '
The "Weather Report.
Fur North Carolina: fair.
Local forecast for Raleigh and vi
cinity: Saturday, fair, warmer.
Local data for 24 hour ending 8 a.
m. today:
Maximum temperature 76; Minimum
temperatare 52i rainfall 0.00.
Fair weather continues. The pres
snre is still high over the eastern
part of the country, but gradually
falls toward the west.
There is no storm renter decided in
fluence on the map. The lowest pres
sure is found over the northern lake
region.
While it is comparatively cool in
the Atlantic states, the temperature is
high in the Mississippi valley, espe
cially iu the north. Chicago reports
SO" at 8 a. in. Further west it is
somewhat cooler.
j New Advertisements.
Paskola.
A. Hughi - Parrots.
W. J. Mann Special.
Chas. W. Scales Lost,
j W. H. flolloway For Sale.
I McKimmou & Co Pri.e Book,
i Dodd, Nichols & Co Real Estate.
Pawn Broker's Shop Safe Wanted.
SIMi'IAL NOTICES.
J 1L.
Lost.
Found. Wanted.
For Kent. For Sale.
Situation Wanted. Help Wanted.
THIS VISITOR
I. TUB PAPER FOR Vol' TO APVERTlsK IX.
All kinds of plain and fancy ice
cream at Dnghi's.
Lost
Bicycle pump Tuesday. Finder
A'ill confer a favor by returning same
ro this office. Chas. W. Scales.
To Holders of World's Dispensary Med
ical Association Prize Books.
(io to McKinimon's drug store and
compare your numbers. They have
just received the number sheet.
TO THE SPRINGS.
If you cannot or will not go to the
springs you should drink the waters
at home. .
WE 0FFR YOU
all the leading waters in bottles,
as follows:
BFFFALO LITHIA,
PANACEA SPRING,
LINCOLN LITHIA,
JACKSON SPRING,
HARRIS' LITHIA.
HI'.Nr.UH,
Co.NllHF.SS,
Kl'llINAT,
HATIIoKN,
CAKL.sHAD,
APOl.Ll.NAHIS,
We call your special attention to
BEAVER LITHIA
on draught.
Also all the popular fountain
drinks of the season.
Druggists.
SHE " BAEMD
IN
Fine Hotel Property 30 rooms, all
necessary outbuildings; lot 2 acres; lo
cated in central portion of North Car
olina, on railroad- and in town with
population of 700; college students 200;
will also sell 6 acres in same town, and
34 acres, 1-3 in cultivation and bal
ance in oak and pine woods, located
within 1-3 of a mile from same town.
Terms easy.
Dodd, Nichols & Co.
City Property House and lot on
North Dawson street, house 5 rooms;
lot 70x210.
Dodd, Nichols & Co.
House and Lot Located on Firwood
avenue; house 4 rooms and basement
and all necessary outbuildings; lot
98x200.
Dodd, Nichols & Co.
' House and lot on Hillsboro street;
house 2 stories; lot 2 acres; terms easy.
Dodd, Nichols & Co.
Farm Land 103 acres 3 miles west
of Raleigh; 1-4 mile from R. R. sta
tion;. 40 acres cleared, balance in
woods; for sale low.
Dodd, Nichols & Co.
Farm Land 50 acres 4 miles south of
Raleigh; house with 2 rooms; 10 acres
in vineyard; 15 acres in original for
est; balance cleared; terms easy
Dodd, .Nichols & Co.
Farm Land 70 acres of land north
of Raleigh, all under high state of
cultivation; house with two rooms and
1 good barn; term easy. ; v
je DODD, NICHOLS & CO.
SPECIAL XOTICF.S.
For Sale.
A complete bill of Unit class lumber
for a cottage bouse of four rooms. Ap
ply to W. H. Hollowat,
jelS 6t 114 Fjt Davie street.
A Traveler's Requisites
Combs, ,Mitb brushes. Lair brushes,
clothes brushes, nhu set, toilet Koaps
aud perfumery. Also fine cigars cheap
by the boi, at J. Hal Bobbin's.
AtJ HlBobbi.t's
You can get a bottle of Simmons'
Liver llegulator for fifty cents, ji-13
We haft- placed mi sale a complete
line i.f ladies' muslin underwear from j
2.V a garment. j
Ladies' ribbed vests from 10c each.
Woollcolt & Son.
We bae one uf the most complete
lines (.f hosiery in the city. j
Woollcott & Soil. i
. I
Boy's knee pants from 2.V pair, and !
don't forget when you want a pair of I
shoes or slippers we can suit you both ;
in price and quality. !
"Woollcott & Son. 1
If you htne . furniture to mjive call
on Thomas & Maxwell, who .will fur
nish a large spring wagon and plenty
of experienced help.
We have just opened the finest line
of Linen Mourning paper and Kn
velopes ever shown here.
Raleigh Stationery Company.
One bundled Reams Linen note pa
per ruled aud plain (special price 10c
quire.) Envelopes to match.
llaleigh Stationery Company.
A full assortment of Hammocks.
Can suit you.
llaleigh Stationery Company.
.- -
Have your furniture moved by
Thomas & Maxwell. They have a
large spring wagon and furnish plen
ty of help.
The (standard is the liighpt grade
sewing mtchiue mntinfnrtured
&pr18 t & s
Have your furniture moved by
Thomas & Maxwell. They have a good
spring wagon and plenty of help.
Thomas & Maxwell have a well se
ected stock of molding which tlieyare
making up into pictures at half price.
Buy the light swift running 8ti!d
ml sewing machine.
Thomas & Maxwell, the leading fur
niture dealers, have a weil selected
stock of picture molding and will
make you frames cheaper than any
one else in tne state.
Tax Lister's Notice.
Books now open at the court house.
Call and list your taxes at once and
save Double Tax. J. C. Maroom,
W M. I.AMllKTIt,
June 5th, 1894. Listers.
For picture frames, call on Thomas
& Maxwell.
Dou't fiil toT-el'iie tl'andarJ'
before buv iug a se lng inae'iine.
Thomas & Maxwell ' will more you
cheaper than any one else, in town.
For Rent.
Four new four room houses, corner
Saunders and North sts.; city water
attached; terms easy. Apply to John
IT. Smith, No. 11 Exchange Place, or
No. 128 corner Dawson and Jones. j!2
Thomas & Maxwell's is the cheapest
place in the .state for picture frames.
Flowers, Roses, &c
Cut Flowers, roses, bouquets, bas
kets, floral designs, palms, all kinds
of bedding plants, coleus, heliotrope,
tuberoses, geraniums, &c.
VEGETABLE PLANTS.
Sweet potato slips, potgrown egg
plants, tomato, cabbage, celery plants.
Telephone 113. H. Steinmetz,
Florist.
North Halifax street, near Peace in
stitute. m2(l
Haveyour pictures framed at Thomas
& Maxwell's.
ML ESTMI M Mill.
I will sell on Monday, 25th day of
June, 1894, at 12 o'clock, in front of
the court house, a lot on East Martin
street, south side, fronting nineteen
feet on said street, and running back
south from said street 60 feet. For
description of . said property I refer
you to book 131, page 14, of Register
Deeds office Wake county.
jelStd FRANK STRONACH,
Trustee.
Any one'needing art frescoing, pa
per hanging, painting of any kind
write to of call on Manufacturer's
House Furnishing Agency, Durham,
N. C. They will give you neat, and
quick work. Will send samples of
wall paper and designs of frescoing.
Satisfaction guaranteed. jel3 6t
' Per Renyi' or Las0
The Fentressresidence, 117 Fay
etteville Street, Raleigh, N. 0.
Twelve rooms, with bath, water, and
other sonveniences. Possession given
June 1st.-''
Address, . -
i HERBERT L. FENTRESS,
114 N, South St. Wilmington, N. C.
jeOtf. .
TIME
There has really been little summer that we have not felt it proper to call
special attention to our complete and fine lines of Light Weight Clothing, spe
cial summer textures. But now hoi weather is at band and this is the time to
talk to you about
We i.y m,,ie nud more attention
j of just the right thing to wear. Heasoiisble things we mean, and so it is a fact
I that we have been working months aud mouths getting ready for this very
i summer season.
Misfiaw n mmv wzewm't
XJ IbliU U IkUviiiUd U U1 L-bUUU U
all
lors, we claim to be unmatched in
liyWuniUOu
good judgment and pond taste have been shown in getting just the things our
people need.
ffnililTPMlT0 fJMIlfuD'ir What are more comfortable for men who travel
lyiiyj U UiNva LOlUOU U than Outing Shirts? Of late years these are
found indispensable. We have them, in all c dors, of all materials, at all
prices; the biggest stock in this xtate. All you have U do is to select.
P.lliYl LlST, ATTENTION ! We will show yon this week the handsomest
and u.ibbiest and latest regulation bicycle caps.
S. & D. BERWANGER.
High Art Clothiers.
LOOK HERE!
Have you bought your Summer Suit, yet ? If not, now is the time to buy
Look at these figures, and call and examine the fabrics and convince yourself
as to their quality.
Men's Light Cassimere Suits that were $10.50 fl8 00 and $20.00 now ko
for .12.50. e
Men's Light Cassimere Suits that were $12.50, $13.50 and !sl4.00, now iro
for i-'lO.OO. 6
Men's Trousers, good qnalily, 83c, sold everywhere for $1.25.
all wool, $2.00 " 3.50.
3.00 " 4 50.
In nil varieties and colors, 4 to
wool Cassimcrcs, Cheviots and Kerseys,
i rr i St tlu.v
IK fl 0
all linen
forced back aud front, best muslin. Sold in any other store at 75c.
No goods sent out on approval during special sale.
.oftgipi vjotbing Q
305 FA VETTEV1LLE ST.,
TEiJU
Oak : City
STEAM .LADHflar,
( being Jhe first in North Carol'na)
bas a competent manager of. IS yoais' expe
rienefc, asbisod by bis wife, who wil: give
wtrons and friends in the future work su
perior to any in the past, and will surras
my other laundry in the Mute, and guuran-
e less wear and (ear. Dou't fail to rive
rial.
' '1RTS.
0 I.LAR8.
FLANNELS
of ail kinds,
LACK ( V. RTAINS.
BK1) BLANK KT8,
BKI) QC1LTH.
CODN TERPANES,
Any'to'rgyoo
yon wnnt
washed anil
done up in ,
first clsss
Hyle ran be
dop at the
Oak i ity
Htesni
Laundrv.
Telephone No 87.
r,. Tl . WTATT,
No 216 Fayetteville street,
no!7 Ramor. NO.
Have Your Pictures
AT
We have s large lot of Moulding to sele .t
from and tr prrpsred to frame in any at, le
itesireJ for h ut the r'gul r price..
We a.so have a Lwger Stock of
FURNITURE
than we have ever had before, which we are
selling at greatly reduced prices
BABY CARRIAGE
are a spec'alty.
ihomas & Max wall,
ILeading Foraitire Dsalers,
O.and 13 Marflu Street,
BALBIOH, AT. O. feM
Eergs far Hatching.
White Leghorn. Black Spanish, Light
Brahma and Buff Cochins. 75 cants per
setting. WSBA.RNB9,
my2t m OlSNorth East street.
rroXoTDlb.oia.o i
COAL aad vVOO'V 14U
m4i T L KBEBHA&DT.
Framed
Tfloigs & Maxwell s
CLOTHIN
rear by resr to the selection of stocks
- "'" -i-vi..ts.-. serge. itaP
U) d'ete. Si
ilk Alpacas and Flannels, in
North Carolina.
TrfnlfoW For only look is need-
U t-d to show yon whst
20 years, at one-fourth off; elegant, all
are sacrificed.
at
bosom, rein- SHIM
'op
OPPOSITE POSTOFFICE.
A MIRK W J. JriNKS
I IM. IT. TtlvnaB
I Pin-mess Manager. Aicb't & Supt B'ld'a
j B. F. Pabk, in charge yards and shops.
ROYSTfR, PARK 8b CO.
(Successors to Ellington, Bolster Co )
MAKL'rACTDSKB8 Of
Doors, Sash, Blinds, Scroll Work,
bTAlIt KAILS
Xcd all Cther Klrds of Ballding
Material.
Will contrsct to bni'd snj w' ere in tns
State, or furnish any kind of material da
siied. .
Our shop is equipped with the latest and
best wood working machinery Ws are lo
cate.! on the 8. K. L. Railroad, which runs
through the bes timbered lans in Nort
Carolina, from which we get our logs an 1
cut our own lumber. This enables us to fill
orders of any s'ze or di enslon on sort
notice Wf can cut 18,000 feet a day. Our
Dry Kiln bas a capcity o' 60,000 feet, and
we cut, dry and drefs lumber for the publio
at reasonable rates.
Telephone No. 135.
Our yard and shops are in. West street st
wst tero inuiiof Ktfpntnn rtreet. feh?4
hiua:le8
WE e AVE BOTH
Shaved and Sawed
Heart p'ne 4 inch shingles, nicely bundled
and of the v-ry best timbers at very 'ow
prices bv the thousand or carload delivered '
st any depot. ,
JONES A POWELL, f
Rock Salt
m -4
For hones and cows a' la per pound Ws
get this bv the osrlosd direct f om the mine.
s Clthiof0
No need for any - bores or cow to suffer (or '
a't hereafter. Every one should have a
lump.
Steam AND Domestic
Coal, the best and cheapest in the country -
ramie by ., -..7.-. ...
JONES & POWELL '
FOB BENT.
One ft room boase o HarrlngtOB
street oeit to If artiit street eorner
groeery store, mil A W VaUM.
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