EVENING VISITOR.
VOL XXXII.
RALEIGH, N. C, FRIDAY, APRIL 19, 1895.
KO. 13G
New 8tylea are being t tided dtilr to
oar Millinery department.
Woolloott & Son.
Special Sale Monday. 22d.
Trunks tod grips uf every My I and
d-s ription at manufacturers' ooiit.
nan da? only. This is the largest and
handsomest line of trunks ever offered
in Raleigh. Late style eaota rover
rd trooks.tino covered trunks, leather
covered trunks, Saratoga trunks, rol
ler tray trunks, wall trunk, all of
which are water-proof, sheet iron
bottom with rollers. Parking 'rniik
from 25c up. All Included iu the
special sale. One day only. Mouday,
the 22i.
D. T. Swindell.
100 Ladies' Wrappers 64 and 08 j each.
600 Ladies' Shiit Waists 25, fO, 70,
(1 and $1.38.
60 children's Bibs 6o each.
2,000 vds Crepon 4 S-4e yd. worth
71-1.
Woollcott & Son.
Are You Convinced
That my regular and special sties
the prices are far below any mer
chants in Raleigh, If not you have
only to follow the example of thous
ands who dally throng our store.
Every line is very active. It is quality
and price that make them so. Ex
change is to oar mutual interest and
all goods must go previous to my re
moval to Norfolk.
D.T.Swindell.
.
N. C. corned herrings by the birrel
at D Bell & Co's. Sull No. 12 c Upmarket.
THE El
SURKKNUKI.3 TO
we m four.
Hoi ill
WILL TELL
Experience has taught me that the
finest varieties of .
Tonjatdes-.
UlMSTilE IBEAIUTY, .
BUIST'S ".'PlfllZE 12UUE,
F333MK'3 EMUIIT JF
can't be excelled. No u.se in having
any others. You don't want so many
kinds. After several years' trial 1
pronounce the sethe fluent plants. Now
ready. If you mant early tomatoes
plant out now. Danger of frost past.
aplO 6 C. C. McDonald.
XOTES ABOUT THE CHOPS.
The Summary of the Reports Favor
able as aCeueral Thinjr-
Tb U. S. government crop report
Issued yesterday says cotton plant
ing has been delayed in Texas on a--o.iutof
dry weather; planting has
vua in North Carolina and has con-
.nind through Arkansas to some, ex-
at, but has not yet become general
in thUittate, in S.uth Carolina, Geor
gia, Alabama and Mississippi plant
ing is being pushed rapidly, and in
Louisiana about one-half of the crop
bas been planted.
Corn planting In the extreme south
ern states is about completed; the
early, plauted is up, and a good
stand is geuerally reported; plant
ing is more than half completed in
Tennessee, bas begun in Kentucky
and Nebraska, and is being vigor
ously pushed in Kansas, Thegeneral
outlook for fruit continues very fa
vorable; the frost of the 15tb, how
ever, caused some injury. Tobacco
plants are looking well in North Car
olina Maryland, Virginia, and Ken
' uky, and planting is beiug pushed
rapidly iu South Carolina.
An Interesting Cae.
In the superior ctuirt of New Han
over county, at V ilmingt0, quite an
i nporaut case citiu- up. Today Chas.
A.''"(,k, of Wsrreu.a claimant for the
p si-ion 1 f juoVe of the new eastern
0 iiu.usi circuit, instituted quo
prscedius, to be heard before judge
Hoke. His counsel are Daniel L.
Knswell, of Wilmington. L. C. Ed
wards, of Oxford, and T. P. Devereux,
of Raleigh, while George Rountree,
of Wilroiugton, and Burwell, Walker
& Causler, of Charlotte, appear for
jude (. I'. Meares, who holds Gov.
Carr commission.
We are dispensing ail kinds of sher
bets and cold drnkB. Oir choco'ite
is "just lovely."
Hicks & Roobbs,
Prescription Druggists. .
OYSTERS FINE AND FRESH.
Oysters fried, stewed or raw,
The very best you ever saw.
Where? At Dughi's.
When? Every day, any time be
tween 7 a. rn. and 2 a.m.
Unequalled, unapproached Colum
bia bicycles. Hartford are next best.
Call and get a catalogue.
Jo. H. Weathers, agent.
Our Merchant Tailoring Department
Is a success and you can save 33 1-3
per cent by giving us your address.
Wnnllnntt A Son
!
1
j Pnre water is considered by all to be
1 necessary to health, so go to Hughes
' get a Qlter, and save health and ex
pexse. apl9 3t
I
liilill
We invite you to inspect our stock
of Fancy and Staple Groceries. You
may rely on anything you buy of us
as we handle nothing bat the BEST
goods. '
We take pleasure in recommending
our improved MELROSE Flour which
is guaranteed to please thejnost fas
tidious. .
Our MEATS are carefully cured and
of fine flavor.
We boast of our ELGIN PRIZE
CREAMERY BUTTER. It is sweet,
pure and fresh.
Seleoted "SILVER BACK" Macker
el, Roe and New N. C. Herring.
M0MAJA, (contains Mocha, Ttfari
caibo and Java), Chose & Sanford's
Blended Mocha . and Java. Both of
these coffees are very fine. Arbuckle,
Levering', eto.
Our prices are as low as first class
; goods can be sold. Call and see for
yourself or telephone No. 125.
Respectfully, . ,
Turner & Wvnne,
a!2 Cor. Halifax and Johnson sts.
AND
11
DO,
FOU FASHIONABLE DHESd.
Series, Crepons. Henriettas, Cash
meres and Fancy Black Materi
als in 'he varions grades, fine,
medium or rough.
A Hue black Serge, 45 in. wide, all
wool, stock number 7,400, at 39 cents,
worth 50 j. We nave, the exclusive
sal of this number and it is of special
value.
THE PENITENTIARY.
TREASURER WORTH SAYS
THE RUNNING EXPENLES
WILL BE MET.
lie Says he Will Abide by the De
cision of the Attorney
General.
Today Mr- A. Leaxer, general man
ager of the penitentiary, called on
treasurer Worth and wanted to depos
it some money, but would not do so
unless he was assured that warrants
would be promptly and duly honored.
He and treasurer Worth called on at
torney general Osborne.
Mr. Worth said this afternoon
that the attorney general's opinion
was - not yet received, but that the
warrants for the working expenses of
the peniteutiary would be met. He
also stated that whatever the attor
ney general advised in the matter he
would abide by.
At the auditor's office it was stated
that the de facto board of directors
had not applied for any warrants yes-
teiday or today, but whenever they
did apply the warrants wonld be
promptly issued. The law so provides.
Mr. W. H. Kitchen left for Halifax
today. Under a rule made by bis
board of penitentiary directors he has
to give a $30,000 bond
The lawyers on both sides are now
trying, it is said, to make up "a case
agreed" as to the penitentiary busi
ness; and it may come up next week
in the superior court here.
I' BLACK-'G
stock is replete with the "new things"
of the season and it id doubtful that a
better assortment of the standard
grades are shown elsewhere, and with
out the shadow of a doubt the price
on the "special" mentioned above has
m equal for quality or the price,
C. A.SHERW00D&C0
Uiii,, "'"r
VAXTERjgnig
BEST RESERVE CN
CORN,
the finest eorn on the market. Has been
sold to the best trade in Raleigh for the past
three years. I have reduoed this corn to
l b Ceirts Can,
the price genrH.r iked forjlnferlor grades,
. Try a can :'-..; .,
iTJUSSEJ Gh
TELBPHONB77.
The Y. 31. C. A. Entertainment at
the A. ami M. College.
The entertainment at the A. and M.
college this evening is given uuder
the auspices of tiieyoung ineu's enris
tian association and is complimentary
to the freshman class of the college.
It will consist of a theatrical repre
sentation of the evil influences of in
toxicating drinks, and a reception af
terwards. Refreshments will be served
free of charge and all friends of the
college are cordially invited to attend.
There will be no admission fee, the
object of the entertainment being
to give the freshmen a good so
cial time, and a chanoe to become
acquainted with the friends of the
college. Every one who goes may
expect a pleasant time. The play to
be presented is " Ten Nights in a
Bar Room."
Picked up nt the Carwheel Shops.
At the carwheel shops 35 men are
new at work. A 5-ton steel crane has
just been put in. Next week there
will be daily casting. So far 1,500
car wheels have been cast. They are
excellently made and sales are rapid
Very few are on hand. It is said the
force is to be increased. It is quite
probable that an additional building
will soon be put up. It is ne'eded. Ii
one of the small buildings engine No
1 of the Carthage railway is being
overhauled and repainted and is an
clean as a pin. It is a tiny engine,
nearly all smokestack and "cow
catcher," but it is said is a clipper as
to gait.: Mr. William Andrews, who
is one of the assistant superinten
dents at these works, is now at Wil
mington, Delaware, picking up addi
tional information at the works there.
He returns next week.
The M. eather For Tomorrow.
For North Carolina ; Faii'slowly
rising temperature. :
Local forecast for Raleigh and vi
cinity: Friday, fair warmer.
Local data for 24 hours ending at
8 a. m. today: Maximum temperature
00; minimum temperature 40; rainfall
0 00.
Read the Advertisements.
Dughi Oysters.
W. J. Young Notice
Weathers talks about bicycles.
Hughes advertises water ft!:rs.
Lyon Racket has a word to eay.
Head what Swindell says today.
Woollcott & Son have three specials.
All the stock of the Mechanics'
dime savings bank ($15,000; has been
subscribed, under the new charter,
and last evening a regular organiza
tion was affected; The directors are
J. A. Mills, D. M. Kingi C. P. Wbar
ton, J. B. Kenney and C. B. Park.
The band will soon - open for
business.
NEWS XOTES.
The Little Events of a Day in the
Caiiilal t'iti'.
Gov. and Mr. Carr left for Warren
ton at nojn.
Miss Cii rrie Coke went to Scotland
Nuck today.
Mr. G. E. Learh bas returned from
Washington, D. C.
Mr. John C. Drewry has gone to
Virginia on a visit.
. Mrs. E. McK. Goodwin of Morgan
ton is here on a visit to relatives.
The date of th german to be given
by the cotilion club is April 23, instead
of 22.
It is expected that there will be over
300 stu ients at the A. & M. college
Peit autumn.
In the past seven days there hai
not been an addition to the number
of prisoners iu jail.
Another dormitory is soon to be built
at the A. & M. college. It will be in
a line with the four already built.
Amoug today's arrivals at the Yar
boro were judge Timberlake of Louis
burg, and W. H Ellen of Greeusooro.
The Wilmington division of the
naval reserves will be here May 20,
aud will bring two howitzers with
it.
Remember that tomorrow is - regis
tration day. It is extremely import
ant that there should be a full regis
tration. Misses Mamie Woolcott and Miunie
Barber left today to remain a few
days with friends and relatives at
Kiienton.
Maj. J.. W. Wilson and Mr. S. Otho
Wilson of the railway oommissiou to--
made an inspection trip over the
Aberdeeu aud West End railway.
The $10,000 den of performing lions
is still one of the features with W.
II. Harris' new "Nickel Plate" shows.
Gives two 1 erformaui es at Hawkins'
lot April 25th and 26lh.
The pupils and friends of the Bap.
tist tabernacle Sunday school are
manifesting great interest in the an
nual emersion. It is thought it will
be at Virginia Beach, near Norfolk.
A negro man who was at the market
today had a hog which he offered for
sale. He said it was of the finest
breed. Whan asked what was its
breed he replied it was "the red blood
crossed on the swine."
Probably tomorrow photographs
will be taken of the confederate mon
umentand cabinet size photographs
are to be sold as a means of increas
ing the fun4 to meet the expenses of
(lie unveiling ceremonies.
Barners Bros., printers, find their
business extending so rapidly that
they are now occupying another room,
40x20, in the academy of music
building. Doorways have been cut
so as to connect it with their other
room. -
It said that a negro here has during
the past few days been collecting
money with which to meet the funeral
expensea of a supposititious relative.
He is always " a quarter short." His
relative must be embalmed or else is
not dead but in a trance.
There are now 6192 spindles in the
Raleigh hosiery yarn mills, and 600
more will be in the new building
Owing to the rains the brick work of
the extension has not yet begun
brick are being delivered in large
quantities and excellent quality, from
the penitentiary.
The new revenue and machinery act
requires the assessors and list-takers
of the various townships to meet on or
before the second Monday in May and
eli-ttt a chairman. This is re-assessment
ye.tr for the state at large. The
chairman of the assessing, list-taking
board is also to act as chairman of the
equalization board, which meets with
the board of commissioners in July.'
A call is issbed urging each church
in the southern Baptist . association
which embraces to send delegates to a
meeting to be held at Washington
May 9. The object is to consider the
advisability of forming a southern
Baptist young people's union, and it
is thought the meeting will divide the
association. Those who favor eepa
ration state that the nnion is getting
too large to be handled with ease,
DOTS AND DASHES.
PICKED UP IN BALEIOH
AND VICINITY.
The IlapiMMiinx of a Day Told in
Little Space.
Farm work is about three week be
hind hand.
The people are watching and wait
ing for real spring time to come.
The boiler shop at the Seaboard Air
Lice shops here is nearly in shape for
work.
John Wotnble has qualified as ex
ecutor of the late J. E. Council of
White Oak township.
Dr. G. L. Kirby, superintendent ef
the insane asylum here, has returned
from a trip north.
As yet the petition for commutation
f the death sentence of George Mill
has not been laid before Gov. Carr.
A farmer who came in this after
noon from north of the city declares
that the frost today has done much
damage to the peach crop.
Mr. D. L. Adms, for many year?
in charge of the disDensarv at the
nsane asylum, was married yesterday
at Wilmington to Miss Mary Cooper.
Col. Dnryea, who has been here and
at Southern Pines some months left
for New York today. He will build
pretty cottage at Southern Pines,
which place he greatly likes.
Senator Fred B. Rice, who wa--
elected to a position by Wilmington's
new police board, offered a bond in a
guarantee company. It was declined
The Wilmington Review says that
bonds of city officials ought to be given
in the city, county bonds in the county
and state bonds in the state.
This evening the city republicanr
meet at Metropolitan hall and the
"ession will uo doubt be interesting.
Mr. Thomas Bailey, who considers
himself a fine guesser at probabilities,
says W W. Wynne will be the nomi
nee for mayor, K. P. Merritt for clerk
and J. H. Alford for tax collector.
Day before yesterday the moun
tains in the western part of the state
were covered with snow. Infactsnov.
fell that day within two miles of Ral
eigh. Mr. R. S. Pullen, who was walk
ing in the country west o here, taw
the snowfall. Thirteen years agi
there was a big snowfall in mid April
Over a foot of snow fell.
Mention was made the other day if
some strange occurrence at Goldsboro,
and of the reported detection of thr
fact that the family of George T. Was
som, a well known colored republican,
were throwing brickbats at his house,
while an attempt was made to place
the blamx on other persons. Today's
Goldsboro papers say the grand jurj
has found a true bill against Wassom
as a nuisance.
There va a sharp frost this morn
ing. Some persons expressed feart
that considerable damage had been
done to fruit and vegetables. Mr.
Stevenson, who left his farm after 10
o'clock, said that he examined peaches
and found none hurt. Some vegeta
bles examined were also unhurt. Rut
no doubt damage has been done west
of here. The frost was the heavietst
in some time, it is said. It is rather
late for it, April 10 being the average
date of the last killing frost.
Dr. John M. Faison, of Faison's,
basin yesterday's Wilmington Mes
senger a long letter on the subject of
evangelist E. W. Oakes, in which he
says (and this ends the Oakes matter)
"During his sty in North Carolina for
the lait twj winters and springs he
made Faison his home. He has con
stantly been under medical treatment
for physical and nervous derange
ments. He comes of a family of high
nervous people for generations, many
of them insane, some committing sui
cide and others desperate drunkards.
In his early boyhood be showed a ten
dency to insanity, and strong predis
position to liquor, and early in his
youth he became a lover of strong
drink." .
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IX STOCK:
Specials,
Crescents,
Ramblers,
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$50 Y
$75 C
$100 L
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We have in stock a
l .NEW EAGLE
18 4 model. If you want a bar
gain call and see it.
Full line of
sab! omm
We have the goods. We have tl e
right price.
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3jirt Waists
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Why make your Shirt
Vaists when you can
uy a well hi i l and
"'ashionably c it one for
Sea the beaut it'u I fH
ortinent of in
hirt waists at
How about bright,
olid colors, as carAi- 't
ial, pink, blue ami e't
uiry, made up better
hau you can have 111 ;n I
it home. Price only
If something tiniT. than 45),,
lleHe ft re w.'i nt.efl we n!ow . fey-ai
1 full assortment at
Ice Cream.
Remember that the way to get
choioe ice cream delivered at your
house Sunday Is to; leave orders be
fore midnight . Saturday night at
Dughi's. While oream is delivered
on Sundays none la made that day.
y.yifii:e&ai
Special Sale Tuesday.
We will sell t, i ii0 h h ins at special
sale on Tuesday hex . one day , only.
This will be an u W esting sale Plaid
lress ginghams in all colo rs, also
olue and hite check giugharas, browu
nd white check g:inliams. ' solid blue
and solid gray gi:igiinui all at 3 3-4
ents per yard next Tuesday and but
one day at
1 T. Swindell's.
Once More.
Next Wednesday we wiil aga'a offer
all dress goods and silks at special
sale, when no profit will be asked. This
ij a grand offering and no lady should
neglect to profit by this sale. Yon
surely need spring Uresi goods and
cannot buy them as cheap by one
fourth as we sell on these special
sales. Our object is to reduce the
stock before moving to Norfolk. Re
member next Wednesday, 34th. AU
dress goods - and silks at wholesale
eost at D. T. Swindell's,