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Ill MERRY OAKS NEWS. Points Picked up In Southwest Wake. Mkkkt Oaks. July 3, 1MU. Corresponde uce: Mr. J. W. Maynard in making n .uto iuipii.v-nieiits on his dwelling. Mr. Charles K. Joliuson.of lUleigh, made a short, lint we think. ptcaaut, but to our t ill.lge this week. Mrs. K. J. Yates and Miss Florence Hargrove left today for Colon to pend a few days with Mn, W. S. Yates. liev. J. C. Wilson, who lived four miles north of here, died last Sunday of heart trouble, lie. with hi brother, were on their way to Shady Grove church aud lie wax taken in-nr the house of Mr. J. 1. Uichardson and reaching there he went in. lay down and died at once. He was about 80 yearn old and been for more than fifty years an aide ami faithful minister of the missionary l:iptist church. He leaves a wife and two chi.Jreii to mourn lln-ir loss. He will be buried today at Mt. tiilead church. Truly a good man is gone. Mr. J. B. Goodwin, of Hamlet, and Mr. B. 0. Goodwin, of Durham, re turned to their homes today, after a few days' visit to their father, Mr. . M. Goodwin. Kl.i. . Pierced by a Red Hot Steel Rod. Nkwakk, N. J., July 2. Lawrence Hart, 25 years old, was pierced through the body by a hot steel rod yesterday and died tonight. His duty was to catch, with a pair of tongs, a bar of red hot steel which his comrade passed through grooved rolls, and then pass it back again through the next smaller groove. This operation is repeated again and agaiu until the bar is reduced to the required diameter. Yesterday after noon the men were rolling oval steel rods of something more than an inch in diameter. Hart had just, passed a bar through the rolls, when he dis- , covered something wrong with the part of the machinery that serves to guide tLe hot rods into the grooves. He laid the tongs aside and bent to adjust the guide. Having done so, lie straightened up in position and Fanneti started the rod between the rolls. At that same instant Hart, una ware that the rod was again going through, bent over to look at the guide. As he did so the shaft of hot metal shot from between the rolls and struck his body just below the ribs, near the right side, the force of the blow lift ing him from his feet. Then, accord ing to the statement of a fellow work man, it was driven clear through the body of the unfortunate man, until several feet of it protruded from his back. His comrades rushed to his assistance, and with some elf ort pull ed the bar back through . the wound. The injured man displayed wonder ful fortitude, and never lost consci ousness for an instant. A Pointer for You. Are you a subscriber ? Do you take The Vjsitor ? If not, now is a good time to do so. Tub Visitor has all the city news, has the latest city news, Las the be.st city news of any paper published in Raleigh. If you get a copy read it and subscribe for it. If you are a" subscriber show the paper to your neighbor. Drop us a . postal fr send your number and street to thus office.1 The manager will do the rest. Try it one month. " The Visi tor leads never follows."-'. To the People of Raleigh. Last week an appeal ' for help was made through the papers for the bene fit of the many sick near our com munity. Only a few- have so far con tributed and the amount given is far short of the amount required to help those in distress. We are in a position to know the needs of those for whom aid is asked. If any people need help they surely do. Unless there is a more favorable response to thin appeal we recommend that a com mittee be appointed at once to visit our citizens and request aid. Contri butions can be handed in to Mr. Jno. T. Pullen at the savings bank. A. D. Hunter, Jas. I. Johnson, Jno. T. Pi'lles. A Traveler's Requisites Combs, tootb brushes, hair brushes, clothes brashes, sho sets, toilet soaps and perfumery. Also fine cigars cheap by the box, at J. Hal Bobbitt's. At J. Hal Bobbin's You can get a bottle of Simmons' Liver Regulator for fifty cents. jel4 Don't fail to see "be Standar btfore buying a sewing machine. OLD NORTH STATE. Interesting News Notes From Here and There. The King' Mouutain tin company has been reorganiird and has started to work in earnest. The Charlotte News says a shaft now bring sunk by a large force of hands. The teachers' institute for Kowmi county will be held for one week, be ginning August Hb. lr. Charles Mclver, president of the state normal aud industrial school, will conduct it. Yesterday afternoou at Salisbury Mr. S. H. Wiley went home at the usual hour, ate a hearty dinner and then started up town, stopping for a few minutes at the house of a neigh bor. While standing iu the door talk ing to a lady Mr. Wiley began to tremble. The lady inquired if he was sick and asked if he did not want a chair to sit down. lie replied "no," and iiniiifdiaterj fell to the floor of the porch. The Herald says that assis tance was called but when it arrived life was extinct. HILLSBORO HAPPENINGS. Local Life at the Hospitable Old Town. Hii.i.sisouo, July 3. Correspondence: Last eveninga ger mau was given at the Masonic hall by Mr. A. J. Uuffin, of New York, com plimentary to visiting young ladies. It was quite an enjoyable occasion. Among those present were Mrs. John W. Harrison and Mrs. John W. Gra ham, chaperones; Misses Mary Arnion Nash and Mina Brim, of Charlotte: Mabel Curtis, of Tarboroj May Jones, M B Rnflin, Margaret Jones, Mamie Strudwick, Sadie Kirkland, Bessie Kirkland, Hallie Kirkland, Isabella D. Graham, Aletheia Collins, Mary A.Col lins, Henrietta P. Collins, Alice Heartt and Mrs. Mary Hill, all of Hillsboro; Misses Carrie and Mary Brooks, of Philadelphia; Annie Peebles, Lizzie aud Mary Crow, of Raleigh; Mamie Parker and Lida Vestal, of Graham: Messrs. A. J.Ruffin.New York; George M. Graham, T. N. Webb, P. C. Col lins, H. Winder Webb, James Webb, John W. Harrison and Thomas Hill, of Hillsboro; Thomas D. Turner, of Rich mond; E. P. Carr, of Durham; Alex. Andrews, Jr., of Raleigh, and Mr. Staton, of Tarboro. The remains of the late Mrs. K. A. Witherspoon were interred in the Pres byterian cc netery, Sunday morning, at 6.30. Rev. Dr. Daniels, of Raleigh, conducted the service. Mrs. S. T. Smith and children, of Raleigh, are visiting Mrs. D'. M. Laws. Miss Fannie Phillips, who has been spending some time in Baltimore, has returned to Hillsboro accompanied by Miss E. Grace Wilbon, to remain un til September. Cards are out announcing the mar riage of Mr. T. A. Faucette to Miss Ida I. Turner this evening at 8:30 Rev. Mr. Tyree, of Durham, officiates Mr. W. J. Newton, of Winston, ar- rived in town today and is the guest of Mr. C. S. Cooley. Miss Josephine Taylor, of Durham, is visiting Miss Lilie Richards. The University Summer School. Chapel Hill, N. C, July 3. Correspondence: The university summer school for teachers opened today. All the faculty of the summer school are present and work is going on regularly in all departments. Pub lic lectures and entertainments will be had every night in the chapel or gym nasium. Professor Cain lectures to morrow night on the Suez canal. Thursday night professor Toy lec tures on German universities. Presi dent Winston goes to Spartanburg, S. C. today to deliver an address before the South Carolina state teachers' convention tomorrow. Chief justice Shepherd will begin his lectures be fore the law school on the 5th. Pro fessor Aldermen goes to Greensboro tonight to deliver the oration tomor row at the Guilford battle ground cel ebration. : X. . Standing of the Basdhall Clubs. NATIONAL LEAGUE. Clubs Won. Lost. PerCt. Cleveland, 29 33 .558 -Baltimore, 37 16 .698 Philadelphia,; 29 22 .569 Pittsburg, 35 22 .. .614 Boston, 38 19 .667 New York, 31 24 .564 Brooklyn, 33 21 .614 Cincinnati, - 24 SO .444 St. Louis, 25 34 .424 Chicago, 18 38 .321 Washington, 17 41 .293 Louisville, 15 41 ,268 . . .-.-'.' TURPENTINE MARKET. Corrected D.tily fr.mi the Wilmington Star. Rosin Market firm at 93 12 cts per bbl. for Str ined and 87 1-2 cent for Good Strained. Tab. Firm at $1.30 per bbl. of 280 Iqs. Cut'I'STl KPt.NTINF. Pint iller Hot the market quiet at $1.00 for Hard, f 1.7") for Yellow Dip and $2.23 for Virgin. Punted Piques, One of the m.-.-t stylish mateiialsfor summer dresses is printed pique. The price has deterred ome from buying. We have lately secured a case of the most desirable w hich we cau olTer at lti: per yard, well worth 2.c It will interest you to look thro.igh the as sortment. W. II. & K. S. Tucker & Co. A full assortment of llamiuork. Can suit you. Raleigh Stationery Company. Ne mullets by bbl. or retail at 2t C. W. Young's. TO THE SPRINGS. If you c.-iunot or will not go to the springs you should drink the waters at home. WE OFFER YOU all the leading waters in bottles, as follows: BITFALo L1TIIIA. PANACEA SPUING, LINCOLN L1TIIIA, JACKSON SPRING, HAHKIS" L1TH1A. HIWYAM, CoXHKKSS, Kl'BI.XAT, HATHoKN, CAKLSI3AP, Al'ol.LI.NAKIS, We call your special attention to BEAVER LITHIA on draught. Also all the popular fountain drinks of the season. . SfcUiig Hif. Dhiggists. The CITY LIVERY STABLES. Having purchased Bl.tke's stables and re titted the same, we are prepared to furnish carriages for PARTIES, ' WEDDINGS OR FUNERALS with careful drivers who will always be on time. We can furnish Buggies for Beasure' or Business. YANCEY & MARTIN 131 East Morgan street. Telephone 79. jy2 You study over ihe Pian .-pestion too much. You ask every u.ie's opin ion. They each recommend the Piano they have. You talk with dealers and "look around." You finally get to think so much about price that you forget value altogether. DON'T DO IT. : . , Buy a Stein wav, Masos & Hamlin, Mathwshek or Sterling of us. You will get all yon pay for aud can de pend ou what we tell you. We have the largest stock of Pianos and Okiians in North Carolina. Musicians, Music Teachers and the public generally in vited to our store at all times, so coine in and let us have On the leading Pianos of the world. Catalogues free. Goods sold on Instalments. Terras made to suit all. RALEIGH BRA5CH, MILLER & UZZLE, Managers, 121 Fayetteville Street. Between Tufcker's and Bookstore. ill'! THIK '.'. -SO' fWH ! OAK CITY STEAM LAUNDRY. 'fue(.i!i City Steam Laundry wili doyour work better than any laundry in the rity or state, with less wear and tear, at competition prices. Because if is the oldest and most complete plant in North Carolina, with latest improved machinery snd most eiperi enced operatives. Efficiency and p rom pt n ess g u a ran t ecd . Teleph' Ue No. S7. I.. It. Wvatt. Prop. W.tSTRn (iood. quick iroiier. Steady work. Oak Ctrr Citt Stevm Lai'mkt. A second hand Singer sewing ma chine can be had cheap by applying at this office. I'lowrri, Rosin, JLc Cut Flowers, roses, bioiiicts, bas kets, floral designs, palms, all kinds of bedding plants, cleus, heliotrope, tuberoses, geraniums, &o, ' VKi.KT.Mll.K l'L.XT.-. Sweet potato slips, potgrown egg plants, tomato, cabbage, celery plants. Telephone 113. H. Stei.wmetz, Florist. North Halifax street, near Peace in stitute in 120 We have just opened the finest line of Linen Mourning paper and Ku velopes ever shown here. Raleigh Stationery Company. One hundred Reams Linen note pa per ruled and plain (special price 10c quire.) Envelopes to match. Raleigh Stationery Company. AAA AAAA AAAftt tft A tit A A A A fit A A fit A AA&A AAAA AAAA THE Evening Visitor. A PAPER FOR THE PEOPLE, NOW 18 THE TIMF. NOW 18 THE TIME TO SUrHf HIBE. ,10 SUBSCRIBE. The inipsion of TBE VISITOR will be in the future, tt it bus been in the pas', TO ELEVATE HB0R TO PUBLISH ALL HOWE NEW8. TO INTEREST READERS OF ALL CLASSES. : TO ADVANCE THE IN FERE i V OF RAIEIGH. TO REPORT ALL INDUSTRIAL ENTERPRISES. It will confribnte, by its advocacy of Progress! v- Ideas of Business to make Pal-igh a, prosperous v manufacturing cen.'re, a model of commercial enterprise, and the most prosperous . CITY IN THE SOUTH. Its small price will attract subscribers. Its real merits will make It a poi-n'ar favorite. 0 SUB30RIBE FOR T H E V ISI T OR Mechanics, Laborers, Merchants and Professional Men J It is read in the count ing room, in the . mar's of trade, in every house bold, in railroad cars. In work bops, and is a valuable advertising medium. Letters from tbe people will enable ktbe people to discuss all matters in which the public are interested. TERMS: One year, Inside the city, $3 CO One week. " " 06 van moncn, " " W- One year, outside tbe city, $3 00 One week, " " 06 One month, " 25 Clubs of four, one month, $1 CO Postage paid at this offloe. Address, EVENING VISITOR, Ellh, W.O. ! I I 1 I n M l 1 1 1 i 1 1 1 1 U 1 o O g Of G urs z We Jri) the 4ib of July. ; The p.- ij le Jire wiil nt celebrate it in as fine a style as nsuil so" mt-:iT as lirew-'ks are concerned. Rut two things will happen on that y day. First, the ir. et cars will begin to run again. rWond, BER- V..N(ilCI! DUOS, will ive the public the advantage of the Riggest- Bargains on record. So after all Raleigh will have reasou U reiuem- ler the Fol rtll. -l!.l:i UN'S, BARGAINS 'Mie hundred children's Jersey Suits,; ages frmu 4 to 9, proper value from 3.5Uto J5, will be sold at ?1.69. iur licit b.irgs in is that any suit in our Boys' aud Children's De- p:i 1 1 incut will be sold nt 25 per cent less than the regular price, j Let's talk a little iilxuit these goods. We claim and we show that; m -there are none hetter in the country for double the price. They con-- sisl of the latest novelties; double tr single-breasted, Cassimere or" m Cheviots. We have them. The stock is new. Come and make youi- nWil select ons. This is the name our celebrated Shirt Waist for the season of 91894 the best and most useful eer invented. What is nicer than one, 'if thi-se Shirt Waists, anl a pairt of Short Pants nut of the best se- leete.l stock ever brought to North Carolina. A look at our Children's, g Deiiartiiient will make the most fastidious quickly see that ours is the jj- only place where a complete stock call be found. A visit to Berwan- ger's will sa.isl'y everybody and anybody iu search of seasonable- clothing. Our store is headquarters. -j ES. & D. BERWANGER.a uiUiuaiiiuuiiiiiuoiuiiiiiuuiuiuiu CKKKH0 - CKKKKK IlilS T TiiiiaiS 0? IT, 6L9TfflSS3 AT HALF-PS1CE I We have two many light Suits on hand, and to move them quickly we will offer for this week only- Men's Suits, Former price, 2"i 00 for 12 50 20 00 10 00 8 7.1 7 50 5 00 3 75 17 50 15 (X) 10 00 7 50 We will also sell a large line of Boy's Knee Pants at 1-3 off from regular price. We have received again 100 dozen of the F. & B. nnlaundried Shirts. Sold everywhere for 75c. j our price 38 cts. No goods will be sent out on approval. Terms, strictly C. 0. D. a! 305 FAVKTTEVILLK ST., 6HKKHK0OKO anmnminimtttfi We have just received a nice line of These goods are worth 25c; we offer them at 5 and 9e. Z at 3e per yard, ", worth 6c. - Only 10 yds '. i will be sold- (QJtoa customer. . Just, think of it! Only 30c for a full dress. Come to Z -16 Martin street. !' IF KWU II TW TMM. We mean the builder's fever (not yellow fever) and the best remedy for this is to get a full supply of lumber. We have all kinds of flooring from number one edge grain down to culls. Also all other kinds rough and dressed lumber that we will sell you from 1?20 per thousand down to $7 on cars in Haleigh. Others may quote you as cheap, but we stand by onr grades. Give us a trial j write or call on JNO. A. MILLS & BRO., 1 Carthage, N. C. Or J. A. Mills, Ilaleigh, N. C. j296 Mort srageSale On Monday, July 10th, 189 1. at the court house d -or ir lUUigh, N 0, the undersigned will sell at public ou'er? a tract of land iu Wsk Forest township. Wake couu ty, adjoining! the 1 mds of J D Peebles, Wm Biecl, the late John Mo dy, T S Jones, v H Pace ard () H Horlon, contiining one hun d.ed acr8, more or loss, aud beii g tbe laud conveyf d to 0 H Honoli by deed reoor 'ed in book No 8t, at p"ge641, of tne Regiotar'g otlicenf Wake county 8le made pursu ant to powers contained in a mortgage from 0 H Horton and wife to B B Syme, recorded in book 118, page 268, of said Register's of fice, said mortgage and the title to the lsnd above described haying been assigned and conveyed to the unierslmed con oration. Terms of Bale ca'b; time of sale 12 m; July 16th, m. BT A oa US TINK SCHOOL. Battle 4 Mordeoai, Attys. June 16 tds FOB BESIT. One 6 room house on Harrington street, next to Martin street corner grooery store, mil A W Fiun. 1 w 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 II l - KK WILL, liK IMiER WiiK FOR BARGAINS. Boy's Suits, age 4 to 14, Former price, 1 50 for 75c. 2 00 $1 00 2 50 " 1 25 " " 3 (X) " 1 50 " " 3 50 " 1 75 G OPPOSITE POSTOFFICE. Q - HKHKHKOKKH) ANDfcKW ,f. J iK8, I K. IT. ROYSTKS. Business Manager. Arch't A Sunt. B'ld'g B. F. Park, in charge yards and shops. ROWER, PARK & CO. (Successors to Ellington, R yster Co.) MANCrACTUBKBS Of Joors, SasLi, Blinds, Scroll Wcik, STAIR HAILS And an (ther Kinds of Building Material. Will contract to bui'd anywhere In tna State, or furnish any kind of material de sired. AOur shop is equipped with the latest and best wood working machinery We are lo cate.! on the 8. K. 1. Railroad, which runa through the best timbered lands in Nort Carolina, from which we get our logs an ( cut our own lumber. This enables us to fill orders of any s'se or di eDsiou ou iVort notice We can cut 18,000 feet a dav. Our Dry Kiln bus a capacity o 60,UX) feet, aud we cut, dry and drag lumber for the public at reasonable iats. , Telephone Ho. 135. Onr yard and shops are on West street at wmi tt-riHiiui of JtriVntnn street. frb24 &limg:le$ WEIWAVE BOTH Shaved and Sawed Heart p:ne, 4 inch shingles, nicely bundled and ot the Very best timbers at very 'ow prices by the thousand or carload delivered at any depot. JONES 4 P0WKLL. 7 Rock SaDd For horses and oows a' lo per pound. Wt get this by the carload direct from the mine, . No need for any horse or cow to suffer tor salt hereafter. Every one shoild have lump. ... - . ' Steam AND Domestic Coal, the best and cheapest in the ooiwtry JdNESft POWELL COAIi mad voon. 1 4-1 J mli T L BRHAJU A.
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