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v n ;- A - rTr'-,.- :,mr-,'-.-'. 7-Z w-g.-. - - j' EVENING VISITOR VOL XXXII. RALEIGH, N. C, MONDAY, DECEMBERS, 1894. NO. 30. 10 ooo ooo SOT TEN CKNT3 BUT TELEPHONE. NO. 10. At any time of the day, from 7 a. m. to 10 p. dj.. this call will reach ALFRED WILLI ANS & CO.'S BOOK t AND STATIONERY STORE. Anl whatever yu order will b promptly delivered it your residence or planet of business. School Rooks, Flain and Fancy Sta tionery. Blank Books, LateHt Novels or Magazines, all School Supplies, any tiling- for Business Office, Law H.i.ik and supplies. Writing Materials, Standard Bonks, or anything else in our line, and you will receive the very best article at lowest possible prices blmltets aiid I cwn Quilts. Here we give Hum of the new prices on Bed Blankets. 1 hese prices mean better goods than w have ever known As low ss 75 teuts begin the White Blnnkts, tlien at $1.00, 1.75, 2 25, SOU 3 5()aud liiglier. ttrey Blankets also brgin hi 75 cents, then $1 75, 2 60 2.75 and to 5 00. We show,a full sized Down quilt at $3.50, a heav- ier one at 450. You get better blankets now at these tri es than you have been u8ed,to. Let us show you what i good in this department. W. H. & R. S. Tucker i Co. The corneratoue of steady Sin ce: On- Specialty Cigars at J. ilal BobbtU'H To show you onr slock of sweet article new. We have the best CITRON, ALMONDS, WALNUTS, &o. Our PURITAN OATFLAKES in excelled by any brand. Don't forget also that we keep constantly on hand ALL PORK FRESH SAUSAGE put up for our trade especially. Onl 12 1-2 cents per pound. We off-r fcrlny asm tll lot of sugar cured hams for 11 1-2 cents per pound. Dou't postpone yourpurchase as we have only about 300 pounds of them left. J.; .a.' BALL & CO. TO e mm mm Every face at home, and every glance into our inviting windows suggest the question, "What shall I get or give for Christmas ?'? The answer to the first depends upon the love and liberality of your friends; the second upon ypur own means and generosity. Remember' that a little given with love is more than much gfven because, you can. OUR PLACE IS NOW FILLED WITH ITS HAPPINESS. OOOOOOOOO MUFFLERS. SILK HANDKERCHIEFS. LADIES HANDKERCHIEFS. "5C. ONLY." CLOAKS. GENTS' SCARFS AND FOUR- IN- HANDS. CHILDREN'S ' AND BOYS' CAPS. NOVELTIES. move them. W call better for Buckles, wear and Do not throw your mono away will please yon all. REV. DRTUTTLE Preached His Farew 11 Sermon Last Evening. Rev. D. H. Tutt'e preached a re markable sermon last evening to a large audience on the subject of the holiness movement in connection with the second coming of Christ and His personal reign on earth. The bold ness, together with the teal and abil ity with which ha handled these great subjects, wss very commendable. The substance of bis remarks was to prove that the churches had lost their moorings in sectarianism, creeds, dis tinctive doctrines, &c, and instead of being one, as Christ prayed the lather they should be, they were all apart on non-essentials. His tribute to the independent class of evangelists and.holiness preachers was grand. He stated that all the great successful evangelists of today were belie ers and preachers of these two great, powerful doctrines of the word of God. He said the churches that had not been aided by this power. the increase in membership did not exceed the death rate. He showed that God had raised up a class of holy men today, with the Bible en theii tongue's end, that were confounding the wise of the world. As this was the last appearance of Dr. Tuttle before his congregation during this conference year he read his report of bis year's labors. The amount, contributed by his congrega tion was over $3,000, an average of $10 60 per member: number of addi tions dining tbe year, 88, making 332 nieinl'ers in all He stated he had piea li.-d 130 serin. ins, held 60 prayer iiie.-nnns. sold 583 Bibles and distrib uted 3462 tracts. Mr. Tuttle's work in Raleigh has been very successful and he has not only endeared himself to his congre gation bat the community in general. It is the generally expressed hope that he may be returned to this charge, which he has served so faithfully. "The great question," as to where to buy good goods at good pricts, is easily answered: Sherwood's. meats for Thanksgiving. Every CURRANl'S, MINCE MEAT, 2-lb, cartoons or in bulk are not WEALTH OF SOLIDIFIED SELECT YOUR PRESENTS NOW. Nothing better for you brother or your sister than one of our silk Mufflers. All prices 50c, 75c. $1 00. $1.50, $2.00 and $2.50. Our big sale in this line of Goods last year was the reason we have such a large one this year. Gentlemen's large, plain white, hem-stitched, 25c; larger 50c. Large initial silk (special value), auc Ladies' Emb. Silk, 15c, 20c, 25o. and 50c Special line of Linen Emb. all prices. The talk of the city, "Our Ladies' Silk Emb. Handkerchiefs," only 5o. Nothing like our line of Handkerchiefs. They will not last long and your mother or sister may need a Cloak this winter. Our prices vour attention to this line. Notice the quality of silk in our 25o. line. Onr large line Qf 50j. goods, bought for this Christmas trade. No old stock. New ideas in Neckwear. Complete line of Winsor'a at wholesale price. We are selling quite a lot of Caps now. Styles up to date and prices move them. Just received 10 dozen Misses' Caps in velvet and cloth. Nothing Christmas. In Pocket Books. Parses, Hair Brushes, Cqmbs, Umbrellas, Ladies' and Children's Under Hosiery. this year, Bar your Christmas gifts that PERSONAL POINTS. ABOUT PR0MINKNT NORTH CAR0 UNA PEOPLE. Here And Elsewhere State. in the Judge Jas. C. McRae arrived today. Mr. J. W. Jones, of Forestville, was here today. Mr. George Graham, of the univer sity, is in the city. Mr. A. A. Thompson left for Golds- boro this afternoon. Col F. A. Olds left this afternooon for Southport to be gone a week. Harry lhrie, Esq., a promising le gal light of l'ittsi.oro, is here attend ing federal court. Dr. George T. Winston, president of the university, arrived from Chapel Hill this afternoon. , Bev. John K. C. Sinedes, formerly of this city, now of Pennsylvania, preached at Christ church yesterday. Mr. B. F. Faison is now with W. P. & E. D. Clements, grocers, at 509 South Wilmington street, where he would be pleased to have his friends call. Mr. J. H. Winder, formerly of the Seaboard Air Line, has just been made a lieutenant colonel upon tbe military staff of Gov. Atkinson, of Georgia. The Norfolk Pilot says edi torily: "Wearesnreno more mate rial figure or gallant aid will at tend the Georgia commander-in-chief than he will find in our genial friend Winder. THE COMMISSIONERS Met Today. County Officers Elected and Work Com menced on the Sheriff's Bond. The board of county commissioners met today in the court house. A great deal of interest was manifested in the meeting on account of the spec ulation as to whether the incoming county officers would be able to give their bonds required by law. lbe first business of tne board was the formal "swearing in" of the new board. The next business was the election of officers, a chairman, sup erintendent of county home, county attorney, janitor of the court house and a court crier. Messrs. W. C. Stronach, Allen, Arinistead Jones, Booker and Jones were reelected. After some routine work, the board took a recess and shortly after 2 o'clock began the task of examining the bonds of the county officers-elect. The bond of Mr. J. P. II. Adams, sheriff-elect, was first called for. Mr. Adams had his bond ready but there were several hitches. One was that he had neglected to have his bonds men get out a schedule of their prop erty; another that Mr. Knight, treas urer-elect, was on tbe bond. . If Mr, Knight qualifies as treasurer, which is probable, his name can not be con sidered, county attorney Arinistead Jones says. The whole afternoon was taken up with an examination of the securities of Mr. Adam's bond. Up to 4 o'clock nothing- definite could be found out concerning their value ns such. Mr. Adams will be allowed to obtain a schedule of the property of his bonds men. Mr. Knight's securities will be ex amined tomorrow. The board will hardly finish exam ining the bonds until Wednesday There is much speculation as to wheth er the elected officers can make their bonds. All have bondsmen for the amounts required but the question of speculation is whether or not the board will accept them. A Hint to Ealelgh. The Southport Leader says: "The U. S. cruiser Montgomery, which will be remembered with pleasure by the naval reserves of this state, was pre sented last week with ceremonies be coming occasion with a handsome sil ver service by the ladies silver service accoiation of Montgomery, Ala., the city in whose honor the cruiser was named. The place of this celebration was Mobile harbor, the chief coast harbor of Alabama. What have the good people of tbe city of Raleigh done for the splendid U. S. vessel named in honor of the city, and where will they celebrate the occasion? The place for Raleigh day would be in Southport where oapital city people could greet tne inffn-or-war named in their honor and suitably celebrate the occasion. Miss Badham's Return. Miss Carrie Badham has returned from abroad. She has rented a flat in New York, and will hare her musio pupils some to her, as do the other leading teachers of : the city. Miss Badham's success has. been phenonv enal. After taking a trip abroad, she finds herself possessed of several thousand dollars which she has in a New York bank. Miss Badham is well known here and is a relative of Mr. C D. Heartt and sister of Mrs. G. F. Ba on, of Charlotte. ' , IT TAKES. People Catch on to the Great Advantages we Offer. flow this s'rike tu: A nrinber o' th'. Raleigh ltr.rc- ft tbe Hu..theru Building am Lean Association tii tire bar of ttix k. on wliirb he bad (17100. He refused tM in cah f rtbe'aini Why? Reraure be is a senaible Iran, and knew hat in abouM wo nmrf veart he would get S'UO, ard don't you fnigtt it. TOC A tIC Mil'Kli TO BI BTKtJ' K with tti : A nieru ber of the Baleiiih Branch of the 8i uthrrn hari some etork oo which he had paid (21. w needed eome ranne', I trM him tbe rash withdrawal v'ue war $21 25, and gave him a check for it. I to'd this tame stock b-rk to bira for -m. in one of those asocMti"ns mbicb claim to have the most l.beral wi'lirawals of any cn which he ha'l piH (;!) !45 in dues, ard on which becouM no tt hia roon.'T. To ac commodate bi t I rxih inged even, and gave him 1 21 worth o' stock in the Southern for tbe 25 whrh he hal raid in the other. I ill ret pto'my money in the "Sweet by and bve." 8'K THL ItltTKUKNCK ! Another rary who had ;ome r f tbe ranir stork, on nh'ch be bad pnid t'i SO, warted to withd'aw arhl cou'd lot di mv Hi needed a little rr oiifv. I h id k ami t!4 took it in. Look at this heme in a Fuild ing and loan Aaw-cint,on eleven n.O"ths and selng stork wh:ch ors' yu tK V for $24 Look at fio difffrnip-! 1 hi- me partv bad some stoctr intrcRaliigh I'ih- . !i of ne POUiuprn, cn wutd ne hh'i pni" nr wa- onerert Dv a puny wnoi ii"' I' ' ' ip' $20 in cash. He would not take i -Vil! any man, with tbe !at Telenreof h iving rood common sense, fail toste the 'i;;' r nc n the value of tve Smthern and u inrsr Here it is: f'aid n ihe Ralemh Fr rni of the Putiihri' in dui s 118 Ifefimfd for i'. Paid in another association in du $32 50, and took (24 for it A r-l'AR'KTFV. Tt will pay anv nrm'xrof the Fale'Kh Branch in cas i on lenind every cent thai he has pa'd in when the ixth payment has bf m rua 'e, and wi'l rot charte him one cut to reent-r if he v-H'itu lo ttarl again Recolhct yon alo" get iiio addi tion to thi 4 per cent f r tin1 time we r-ave used vnur i onev. Also it vnn have iradr- twentv-four pHvui"nt r e every cent of it hue.' ard 10 i er c i t additional Only $3,000,000 and over He osited as security to g.iarautee a'l f our sa;einents V-hat Ho on can tnia out mir ana square aeaung : say without fear of contradiction that no other associitioa can or does do as well. We have membrs in eiKhtefn Mates, 500 local brand es, with ?0,0i)0 members. This is no bloated company. All of the ironet earned goes o our members. No company, out an association or men furs, a i eveniy interested. The sime profit is credited to thore who enter now as to those who have been in six Teirs Every share is credited every month in proportion to the amount earned by all shares. e give you every fix months a printed stalenient8hcw:ng exactly how much y iur fctcck'has farned. I have an offer from two parses who will buy any st"ck that you may have that is tbrre or four years oil. wlio wi'lpav you aa inai you have paid in and 10 percur t more. This is no induct iunt for youfose l, for all of our iremhera know thut hey '-an gt-t cyprt cent and 10 pT cent v hn stock is only two years old from the t es ciation. So any ore would be roons'i to sen nis stock mans three or four years old, for in a abort while your stock would roatu'e, and you would get a cnecK tron tne association tor ine iuii amount (J0) for each share) 'or your stock. nniuuT lio.MS. Talk about Christmas presf nts. My ad vice to you ts to buy everything you want from our merchants l nope you a-e net little tnough to order anything when yoi can get it from our mfrchaits. Mr nntto is to buy and pay for everything rihl here in Raleigh Our merchants d serv this much, and uhou'd be patronized When my stock rnattires in the Raleigh Branch of the Southern I propose to buy a home right here in Raleigh, l)FC"Ue I believe Hal eigh is the best pJac? in ihe ?tt'te I believe in Kavign ana ttoieigD p opie i Know Kaleieh is improving ra- tdiy -steady, solid growth no boom aho it it and I never fail to impress on eur Association ihe tact that they cn t Bud a bene' rlacn than Raleigh to make loans, and to help her people own their houvs, and all e v ant is a chance. It is all poppycock to talk of sending money out of Raleigh . Did you know that the 8onthern is read to lend ti e times as much in Raleigh to her members ss her members nav 1 er? L,et our supreme uonrt te nera from favorably and I will show you what. .i - i. , m ) r..- i t .1. f..u . me ooutneru win wi iir urr xiau iuii m -ui-bers. Do you wart a home of your own, and thereby m ke better citiz us, .and If more interes ed in i ale gb and herinteiesls? Don't you want to stop P' ying rent, and make your rent money pay lor your home ? All you will hve to do is to own your let, and when permitted, we will lend you the money to build you a home on it, and in seven years' bate your bouia is you's We only charge you a x per c-nt interest. You pay ironthly. i? this not an accommodi -tion rather f an a hardship on you? Hid you know thnt we will end you l,O00 for eeven years (you paying in (17 per month; and in in seven "ears y u only pay $1,421, which saves vou inst (120. When you bor row $' ,000 for seven years at 8 per cent what is th' difference? .Simply thic: Yon pay us $17 per nioi th and in seven years your home is yours. When you borrow st tt ptr rent yo p y the icterent i very year and at the end of seven years (rwtie tunes ou' ot ten) you still owe the $l,00f. I wi 1 give you au illustration of this: A party applied to me some time ago loraioan ot ti.dUJ, to pay off a mortgage i askei biro hew long it had been running. He said flint- en years I sa:d, " het! haven't jou paiary of the principal ?" He sai l, " o they did not. want the p-incipa we-e a'isfied with theinterest." THnkofiM Paying int -rest thiiteen yars a still owing the same amou t How much tetter it would have been for this r"an to have secured loan from the Souther i, (.all he wants now it the chance and ' ri' ilege of being allowed to do so) and mede his monthly payments. He would not mist tbe in in tut p ymeiits, and the home would now have b en clear of a mortgage. YOU WILL "HANK Mt for calling Tour a tent on to the fact that after taking my ad ice and buying y ur Christ ma presents from our merchants tbe next best thing to di it lo give your wife, husband, child sweetheart, une'e, aunt, cousin or mother-in-law 5 or 10 shares in the Raleigh Branch of the Southern, and then by their saving 10c a day (for five shares) rr 2) (for lOsbates) will in about seven years' time have $500 or $1,000 as the case may be, $600 if live shares, $1,000 if 10 shares. Tney will thank ycu and appre ciate it. WHO SAYS IT IS NOT A FAST ? Please correct the statement of any Build ing and Loan Association who claim to bave the most liberal withdrawal feature offered. The Haleigh Branch of the Southern "holds the fort" on this point as well as all other reliable points. I will give witnesses und facta to prove the above if cllei on: $94 400 w Jrth of th Southern sold in Raleigh; 75 shares sold in October, 60 shares sold in HoTember up to the 16th. ihiuk of It I November. 1('-X we hd tiftxrn members of KaleiKh Hranch. with 13M ah area. Trda w hive W member, wi b 944 sbm in Hii'einh TH oa not include 12 l"l worth ot paid ii Mork owned by two inemben of I he Kn!i:h Urancli (cl tliero S&M, each) o" wl ich luey mctiv fju eac" prr year aa dividei iN, 1,5 nerv i nioulh". b'ch t K ir u nt Intereet and in cae of withdrawal g an additir-ral t ,r rent making 10 per cent, beside the atock wbicb costtbem $300 ia going on to maturity for $1 OHO It takes 'one. r paid up stork (etinite1 eight veara) to mature than regular monthly raymtn stock. Why . Because ill fare alike. The cash dividends paid them are deducted from the profits earned, but not from stock at maturity, fur which they receive their full f t.ooo.' This is the reison that it takes paid up stock one y-ar longer to mature than monthly payment stock, which is es timated to mature i.i about seven years. HIGH WATER MARK. I only have 50 shares to" sell between now anil Janu.tr 1, 1 8y 5 . (30 of which are spoken for no) when we will have fioo, ooo worth in force in Raleigh. Come and join us. Get in the precession. Start the year isys. If you take stock now you will not have to make any more pay ments until the last Saturday in December, or if more convenient for you, January l, 1S95. 1 bave a few blank applications left have never rejecled an applicant yet. Your money is as good as any one's, and it is not too late for you to commence saving something. It matters not how much you are getting, if you are not saving soine thing ym are not :n iking anything. It matters not how poor you are two cents a day will carry one sh ire, and in about seven years you will have 5i-i0. We sell shares from one up, to any num ber. Call and get some of our literature. It will interest you. chas. c. Mcdonald, Sec. and Treas. Raleigh Branch of the Southern of Knoxville, Tenn. THE WEATHER. The Conditions and cast. the Fore- Forecast for Xorth Carolina: Fair. Cooler in eastern portion tonight. Local forecast for Raleigh and vicinity: Fair Tuesday. Local data for 24 hours ending at 8 a. m, today. Maximum temperature 71; minimum temperature 27; rainfall 0.00. The barometer is high nearly every where, and there is no definite storm center or rain area on the map. The barometer is highest over Missouri and lowest over northern Michigan and Maine. The weather is genearly fair this morning, though light rains occurred last night. It is moderately cold in the west, The temperature is apparently about normal everywhere. Changes at the Union Depot, Saturday there were two changes in the force at the union depot. Mr. 'Bob" Murphy, who held the gate for passengers was removed and Mr. Will Shaw, who has been in charge of the lower gate, took his place. Mr. Alonzo Pool takes the position made vacant by Mr. Shaw's removal. The man who has been in charge of the union news company's stand, Mr. Morgan, was also removed. His successor is Mr. Wright, of Atlanta. Both remov als were made on account of com plaints as to the conduct of the offi cials. Babies in Jail. Candis Page and Annie Lewis, both colored were put in jail recently on ca pias for defamation of . character They were bound over to court for the September term but both were unable to put in an appearance. Each has little baby about six months old and they sit in the outside corridor of the jail by the stove and rock and croone to their offspring continually. A strange sound to be heard in such sur roundiugs. If you want solid measure oysters at 25 and 35c. a quart to go D. Bell & Co.'s stall in the market house. LADIES, GET A CLOAK ! If you wait until nearly Christmas for a Cloak you must then take some thing you don't want. No merchant keeps up his assortment of Cloaks until Christmas, because after Christmas there is no sale for them; but right now our stock of Coafs and Capes is in good condition and you can get suited and at a very low price, because we are trying to soil the last garment by th time nouaaysare nere which is now nearly at hand. Ladies, get a Cloak now, at Swindell's MILLINERY. To say we have done a big trade i millinery this season would be only falut expression, as we have doubled on any previous season. Our hats are just what the people want, and the prices are right, at Swindell's. THE BROOKLYN BRIDGE In our window we have a suspen sion bridge, 14 feet long and 7 feet high. It is made of pure white Castile Soap, square bars. The structure con tains seven thousand oakes of soap: Under the bridge is the rolling water, with the big ships sailing and teams and carriages and pedesteiansorossing over, lhis is a sight well worth day's journey to see. This soap is as wonderful In price as the bridge is iwo oi tnese cases oi soap for oo. or ten for 25a. i This exhibit is in the big how window at D. T. Swindell's store The special artist, the decorator, oame all the way 4from Cincinnati to mat. UttPUdge. these hnm oNLT a FEW LEFT. AT it To make room for other goods. t 6 06 $6 60 $8 75 $8 00 $6 65 $8 50 $9 25 US. Ci RALEIGH, N. C. MUDDY 2 Viatel OF ALL KINDS. FULL LINE OF AT ALL FANCY PRICES. OUODS. NOVELTIES IN Zephyr, 7 cents. Wool, 18 cents. SLIPPER SOLES 25cts., at AS WELL AS BUY (Christmas Presents WE PROVIDE WELL FOR BOTH. No matter how little you have to spend we make that little go a loner ways.. Your dollar gets you more this Christmas than it ever did before. Begin your selections now. Don't wait until ths last few days before Christmas. W H &R S. TUCKER & co; GOAL 1 COAL ! I COAL ! ! ! Large cargo of Egg, Nut and Stove Anthracite, and 20 cars Bitu minous coal of all kinds now being un loaded. novS tf T. L. EBERHARDT. S7 00 A WEEK paid to ladies and 91 .vUgents to sell the Rapid Dish Warfher. Washes and dries them in two minutes without wetting the hands. No experience necessary; sells at sight: permanent position. Address W. P. Harrison & Co., Clerk No. 14, Colum bus, Ohio. 4. trade see rot: Helling a cigar made or good Havana is a compliment to every man who buys It. Smoke Onr Specialty Cigar. Sold only at Bobbltt'a. 1 SPLKHDID BlRGHff. A handsome delivery turnout for sale oheap. Horse, wagon and harness. Especially salted to fancy grocery or dry goods business. Apply at thin offioe. nor. 28tf