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Tiie Most Popular Af'cinoja ! Paper -The Visitor. 25e. EVENING VISITOR. TO Gtl All Z1.Z 1CCL NEWS TAKE TEE VISITOR. VOL XXXIII. ooooooooo-ooo A Word With You. Are you a friend to tb YtniTJt? Talk for it. Do 70a take it? 1heo tell ethers to do mo. Are you io advertis r? No? Then try an "ad" iu the Visitor, and note the res u Pa The Visitv.r i read daily bjr thousands of people. It goes to nearly every home io Raleigh. It goes among thr people whose trade the merchant want Come and get our tern). I 000-000 000-000 ; We are receiving by express dnily 1 pailors for misses aud chil Ireu audi nnf at t,i.lr iu th. ! cr....t in t 1. . .1 im. mini iii un mi j nuu oar price the t heapest. Woolleott & Sod. I am determined to Bell all dress goods stolk that should have been hi ild during the spring months regard less of cost. They must go. 1 cannot afford to move them to Norfolk. Ke member that all heavy drees goods will be sold regardless of cunt. Auk the salesman to show them. D. T. Swindell. A CAPITAL CIRCUS. WALLACE'S SHOW KEEPS ALL ITS PROMISES Our merchant tailoring department has been reorganized; we are taking a good many ordets; our patrons are pleased and we save you about 25 per cent. WnnixcoTT & SoH. Just received several piece of all v-oll black serges 42 inches wide worth 60c, will sell this week for 33c. D. T. Swindell. Our white goods department is full of latest, novelties and we have just the tbiugs for coimio-iii erneiit. outfits. Woolleott. & Son. A Waist for Decoration. ' 11 II v i I NothlfiT e en' u fly becomes a Lady l in- .if ui.r jMerinid "hirt waists. he style they live is uuapproached v sny oilier ma!;-. Ask to be shown them Our perp.ile waists are also i unriten and the prices recommend tl emelves. Get shoit waists and millinerv from D. T Sv t n dell's COMPETITION Knocked Higher Than a Kite." LADIES' SLIPPERS ' -AND OXFORD TIES. We have sele ted from our own etrck a JOB LOT of ComtiTi Sense and Op' Toes, all the dllloreot styles, ilppod Bod p'a'rj, at prioes unusa&l forsuohqual ty of goods. A LITTLE BETTER for a little less niotey than ever he fore. Call early before the iiizes are broken. Bhoec will be higher. When these are gone we will no' lie able to do to well by yon. The opportunity is yours. Embrace it uow. C. A. SHERWOOD & CO. Awl Give an Extremely Merito rious Performance. The circus arrived yesterday morn 1:1(1 and pitched ita great expans of iuvss io the Bledsoe fields south ol the city. Th place was visited by several thousand people during the d ty and all admired the horses and the elecauce of the general equip ment. The circus bas been on the road thirty day and everything is brand-new and of the l-eit style. The khow bad jusi had eieveu days of rain and spent yesterday in drying out. The circus people said the bright son sbine was simply beaveuly, and they certainly enjoyed it. The street parade of the Wallace circus today was pronounced by the oldest inhal itants to be the beat ever seen in this city. The horses are the Quest ever seen in this part of the couutry. The big tent of Wallace's circus is 5IX) feet long, seats 10,000 people and 5000 were in it this afternoon. The performance they saw waa a capital oue throughout, and certain features f it far surpassed auything in that line ever presented here. The finest of nil is the double Hying trapeze act by the three Le Vann brothers, in which oue brother turus a double somersault ud is caught by another, the leap being 24 feet. This won unbounded applause end deserved it. The ladder balancing l y the Japanese troupe is very high class, the little Jap working til over the- ladtrs which his elder supports. The jocky riding it ex cellent, particularly that of 14 year old Joe Leicher and of Heno McKee. Sansoni, the strong woman, puts up a 220 lb. dumbbell, , with a 160 lb. msn on each bell. The Powers family illus trate what can be done on roller skates, bicyoles, uuicycles, etc. Delia and Meade Wentz have quite neat boxing boat, in wlich the woman was the winner this al'terpoon. There are scores of other good features of the show, there are 3 rings. There are also hippod-ome races. I'he performance this evening will be a flue one, and Mr. John H Harrison, the extremely clever press agent, as sures the Visitor that not a single feature will be omitted. Mayor Hush and the newspaper people, under bis guidance made a tour of the entire circus. One of the "funny things" of the clrou is its "Jay" or "Hey! Rube," who plays the green country man to the life has been arrested five thousand times and was nabbed by the police here. His name is John B. Macks. You can afford to go on the Baptist tabernacle Sunday school excursion. When you get to Norfolk you can see something. Oh! my, the large steam ers and the other sights seen only in a seaport town, (jdt ready. Noth ing like it agniu this season. Plenty of room, ice water, elegant coaches, fast trains and good order for only $2. Lemons and Oranges by the box or dozen, at 2l D. T. Johnson's. Raleigh will look lonesome Wednes day. May 29th. It's the Tabernacle Sunday school excursion day and most all the folks in town go on their out ings. : - We wish to buy a few shares of Ral eigh cotton mill stock at $110 ' Wynne, Ellington & Co. Baptist tabernacle excursion Wed nesday, May 29th. Do you know where it's going? Fare only $2. "Imported direct from" the Bast." De ' ecribes our stock to a "T." WE OFFER THIS WEEK the beginning of the tea season one pound o( euoiceBt RALEIGH, X. 0., MONDAY, MAY 27, ISlKi. the niu-riT coikt. The Criminal Docket by far the Heaviest on Record. Nominally the summer term of the (7. S. circuit court her began today, but really beg i us tomorrow, as judge Seymour did not arrive from Newborn until 4 10 this afternoon. District at torney C. B. Aycock'aod Sol C. Weill, his assistant, arrived yesterday. The criminal docket is tbe largest ever known here, exceeding anything seen over twenty years ago. There are 200 prisoners on trial. These am eith-r in jail or bate given bail for their ap pearance. Ten were brought here this morning from Durham jil and placed in jail bere, to be tried. Nearly all of the great array of violators of the law are inootishiuers and retailers without license. In the corridors of the court house are swarms of these people, around many of whom the scent of corn whiskey lingers loving ly. There are two men charged with counterfeiting and one or two charged with stealing stamps from postoiBces. The term will last at least two weeks, and perhaps three weeks. Tbe grand jurv may find true bills against a number more of lawbreakers. BLEND PORE TEA. and 8 lba Granulated Sngar for 50c. jaaaaa. ball. X.C. AT ATLANTA. Maybe there Will Yet be a Fine Display by the State. Mr. Charles L. Pittigrew, who Is he North Carolina commissioner for the Atlanta expositiou, is arranging for a grand display from this s'ate and matters are well under way. '1 he plan is for a consolidated display by" he Atlantic Coast Line, Southern and Seaboard Air Line railways, of ex- hibts illust rating the territory through which their lines pass in this state, and also that they shall transport tbe stale museum collection as a nucleus, and that all these shall be placed in a specially designed, spauious and hand some building. It will be quite easy for this state to take tbe lead of all which make displays. NEWS NOTES. The Little Events of a Day in the Capital City. Services will be held at the Fayette- ville street Bapttit church ihis ever- ng. Mr. Thomas W Bell, who for many yearB has been a valued employee in he S. A. L. shops here, was para- yzed Saturday. He is nearly 70 years of age, and his condition is serious. Miss Gertie Thiem is very sick at the home of her father, Mr. Philip Theim, on West Jones street, and Mr. W. N. Snelling is sick at his home, corner of Kant Morgan and South P erson streets. Some people came here today to se ttle circus, and though they live in ten miles of Uileigh it was the first par- ade and circus they ever saw. One man expressed surprise at the siz- of tbe elephants and declared he had believ ed they were no bigger than hogs. Drowned iii Crabtree. Early yesterlay afternoon John Sutton, colored, a 15-year-old son of Jerry Sutton, who drives Dr. Junes MoKee's. carriage, was drowned at what is known as "flat rock" on Crab tree oreek, on the Taylor farm north of the city. It Beeras that th" boy dived, his head struck a stone, the skull was crushed and he never re appeared. In tbe colored churches last evening help was asked for the search for the body, the search yes terday afternoon having been to no purpose. : The Oxford Orpiiau Asylum. Proposals for i.uilding will be re ceived by N. M Lriwr'uce, superin tendent of the asylu i', uutil J une 20th Bids will be upon plans for four two story brick cottages and a dining- room building two storien hih with a one story annex. On the diuing-room and annex bids will be made both of wood and brick as ; required by the specifications. Also separate "bids for metallio shingles and slate for cover ing all the buildings, and separate figures for increasing size of annex to dining room (kitchen etc J from 44 feet by 30 teet, by 88 feet. Plans and specifications can be seen at the office of the superintendent of the asylum. DOTS AND DASHES. PICKED UP IN RALEIGH AND VICINITY. The llii:MiiinKs of a Day Told in! I.illl,' Spate. Th commence, u"n t exercise at Peace institute will be h-ld this even ing. Gov. Carr 'eft. early this morning for Wasliint.'tu, V- C.. to be absent until '1 bur-Jny. Many of theal"inri4e of Pence tusli tute are visiting the city and eujoy. ing the commencement. Day after ti morrow 70 convicii will be sent f i. -u the penitentiary to the farms on th- Rnauoke. The 28ch aiibiuil commeDieiueiit of St. Augutiue's annual school and col- j legiate institute begins tomorrow. Tbe Baptist, tdbernacle Sunday school excursion dsy after tomorrow promises to be a record-breaker as to numbers. At the A. M. K Zion church in eaNt Raleigh what is termed a "grand ait exhibition" will be given tomorrow evening. Tile ill: it d'stillery ,,f Divid Mc Brutie, iu i'uruam county, was seized Saturday by xjvenue deputy collector Pickard. Miss Hattie Clegg of Frinklintou, ho has been visitiug Miss Gertrude Johnson on Hilh'boro street, returned home today. The registered whiskey distilleiy of D. M. Andrews ai Roxboro has been seized by deputy collector Woods for irregularities. Masters Graham Andrews and Jo seph B Cheshire, .Jr.. Jr., were taken to Washington, D. C, by Col. A. B. Andrews today. Vistors to the city nowadays nearly ill make their way U the confederate monument. All have heard of it and ill who see-t.lmire. Mrs. Pattie Arrington today wrote to each of tbe members of the legis- ative committee, Inquiring whether rbey propose to meet here. It is the rumor that Capt. John B Burvell, an accomplished educator, is to succeed Prof. E. P.' Moses as 4uperintendent out of public schools io Raleigh township. Superintendent Leazer left today on a special tour of inspection of the con iut farms at Castle Hayne, at Til- lery and near Weldon, on which there are over 1100 convicts. The grape crop in this section is be ing bargained for by dealers in grapes from tbe north, who have discovered that nowhere else is the grape crop so promising as in North Carolina. Three new divisions of the naval reserve have been organized; at Kliza bethCity, MoreheadCity and Kiuston, making the strength 150 more. Th. guard now has a total effective ftrenirth of some l,S.r0, which shows quite an increase over last year. The aunual inspections by inspector gen eral A. L. tiiuilh begin about June 1. The republicans uow claim that the statements of election expenses made by the six democrats on the board of aldermen are not legal, because no;, itemized. The democrats say that they paid the money in a lump as a campaign fund aud of course caunot swear as to the items. : Tbe republi cans say theie are no legal aldermen at all now. I'KACK IXSTITiTK. " in it e: i:it Sei i.ititi Preached Vtl. .day. lie. Jir. A J. M. Kelwiy. a proini lieut Presliyteriau luiuister of Kay etteiiile, yesterday morning preached the anuunl Kermu before the gradu iug rlass of Pet.B iustitute, at the Presbyteriau church. The sermon was greatly admired by tbe large audieme. His subjn-t was the life aud character of queen Either. The entire middle block of seats was iiil-d by the pupils of Peace in stitute an. I toe aiumu uf the institu te ii. The iiinsii: a;.s l.y a choir from 1V i,.m ii,-;! iie ;,ud was admirable. Th-re vn.. duetts by i'lof. Darnell .ti: i .Mi. Hi v ant of th-. faculty, aud several solos ! y pupils. TUeaudieDce '" 'i',,'' t" lest the c apicity if the lilli'cL tl. 'he otlll'HT. CI. AM) I'llKit. I'he Ki-;i:ii-: t'ji- Jl,e i'a.-l Seven Days Kir l r.iiii fcit'.iiu'nriii' Kepui is o coi respoudeuts of the eekly weather crop bulletin of the North Caioliua weather Bervice indi cate bnt little progress during the week ending today, either in farm work or gro.vth of crops. Rainfall was apparen'ly not g-n-rally excess ive, i ut tl,e spi iti,; bas been so wet hat a.uiall amount of rain makes the ;rouii l too wet to plow. Showers oc curred ueai .y everywhere on four Mays uf the ..en. The temperature van decidedlv lu ,w normal. Frost ii the 23 1 did jji, , slini u.image any where, but continued cool weather keeps all crops back, lings are doing in iiiiineuse am mill of damage to corn, potatoes, tobacco and gtrdens during the cuol weather. LATE NEWS NOTES. Weather for Tomorrow. For North Carolina: Fair except showers on the coast today. Cooler tonight. Warmer in west portion Tuesday. :" Looal forecast for Raleigh and vi cinity: Tuesday fair, decidedly cooler in the morning, growing warmer in evening. Local data for 24 hours ending 8 a. in:. Maximum temperature, 78; minimum temperature, 65; 'rainfall 0.00. Knickerbocker Shoulder Braces are the most comfortaole and efficient remedy for. round and stoop should ers. We have a new lot. Hicks & Rogers Prescription Druggists .NO. SO lUiTiFil Shown iu our south, show window LocKa UH Cyi GI&3S. Examine tbe new designs In Celery Stands, Wa'er Bottles, Toothpicks, Kyrup Pitchers, lierry Bowls, Ice Cream Trays. Pitchers, I'netards, Vinegars, Tu' ibli-rs, Sije, OeH, TIIO. II. BRIflGS & SONS RALEIGH, N. C. D t o i e " ? 3- " lJ P-S ? 2. a c: o. "t3 2 f i-i f 2 P3 73 Z cn D ") S z 2 Happenings I'p-to-Hate All Over the Country. L rd Salisbury said iu a speech at Bradford, Eugland, that he believed the st i' ies of the American massacres were iu the main correct. There is a fresh revolution in Ecu ador, South America. On Friday the city of H.-uueralda wasctptured by the insurgents after heavy lighting. The New York university has jus neeu tendered a milliou dollar build ing by a modest donor vthn will not illow his name to be made known. The headquarters of the Knights of Labor are to be moved to Washington Grand master workman. Sovereign hat selected a site for a building near the apitol. A report comes from Mexioo tha' forty American negroes have been killed aud of the barbarous treat inent of colored men in Mexico. Some have been sold into bondage. The united confederate veteran.' have chosen Richmond, Va.. as the next place of. meeting. At the meet iug the coi ner stone of a monument t MFe.rsou Davis will be laid. ' For thii- inonumeut 53O,OO0 is already collec led. " Eighty thousand Sunday school chil dreu of Brooklyn had the great an iiuiil parade, with music aud speeche1- and ainging'.- --Kx-president Harrison and prince Francis Joseph of Batten berg reviewed the marching thousands Karly Saturday morning a mob. which had been iu . possession of tbe jail at Vermilli jn, Illinois, for several hours, aud bad succeeded in locating John Hall, jr., and William Royoe in their cells, took them outside and hanged them for assaulting Miss Lau ra Barnett. New York today's reform board of police commissioners got rid of in spector Alexander S. Williams Satur day, not iu the way they had wished, but in the only way they could. Upon his own application they retired him on a pension of $1,750 a year. CO "g l og , . -1 t o 5 S3 2B o Z. " a, "I e' Ml H GENTLEMAN'S SEatsONABLii UiNDERWBAU. COLORED 75o l Colored percale and s'lirtu, if.li long.sof' 'HIRT8 85o i o;. n froots. shield I route, oren in hftfli. villi sepAfttble "- (i attaclieii collars ind cuffs. Prlc i Tia aud 85c. COLORED 1 Colored puff front and percale shirts, with 4HIRTS$'.5 lou aolaundried i frouts. Prices $1 and tl 25. KNIT ROc I Men's line Bulbrig- - 7"i: ! curl shtrt.s (.Iraws to aui' j m i'iri erochejt UN'OER , i !' i) tni!. full fash- "EAR $1 i-i.iet. 1'r.cee 50o, 7;c and $1 per gnniKiiit. It is said that a hot wave ii on its way here. Wanted. A first class salesman to represent a Specialty Line and canvass city and country trade in this section. A party with previous experience preferred. Reference required. Adrress Box 32, oity. FORMAL BiLBKH-mAN 50e. Shirts and dra wrrg 50c. IE VN DRAWKi:-' Vo .n 1 Vo Fine j'san drawern, w tti hi'.brigi pau ankles, at .V- am) 'tc, pair Scriven's Elajtio "Joam Drwors ia jnu and liuen W.H. & R.S.TU0KER & CO. Straw Mattings. We sell you a bettor Straw Matting ' for 10 cents per y.vt than you have ever bought. At 1ft, IS, and 2D cents per yard values equa'iy as good. If you want -a straw matting you cau't afford not to have one this sum mer; the prices aie too i iw. The prices here quoted are-. ab.ut 33 1-8 per cent less than tornwy.--- W. H, & I.'. S. Tii.'-r & Co. - S JiJili. . Several , beam o m . pauei us left of black silk grena.l i tia i a:.i "il -Ting way below New m l, cost!- -. 1) : 1'. .-i:i.icll. A beautiful line . t 3.').: ortudies I am offering this w.'i-k tor l'jo. D. T. Swindell. Several patterns leti ot luce French . gingham, worth 25c aud 30c, are selU ing this week for 15c per yard. I). 1'. Swindell. Best Creamery Butter 25c lb. Tarbell cheese 15c lb, at D. T. Johnson's. Preserving keales, f mic j irs and jelly glasses in aodaiaujo at bottom prioes at Hughes'. my27
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