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12 a The Most Popular Afternoon Paper-Tbe Visitor. 25. EVENING VISITOR. TO GET ALL THE LOCAL NEWS TAKE THE VISITOR. 1 VOL XXXIII. NEWS. OVER TUB STATE. Items of Much Inter?! Briefly Collated. Tbe Ui lister report a gain of (165,. 000 in the listing of personal property at Goldsboro this year. At Charlotte Sain McFadyeo, drunken white miD, made a desperate attempt to kill with a raior Debby Oibba, colored, his mistress, a ad neri ly saeeeeded. The hand of Miss Ida Crootn wag caught in a cogwheel at tbs Wilming ton cotton milll and crashed. Two heavy gold rings on a finger stopped the wheel and saved her arm. Mr. John McCuIlen, who lived near Mt. Olive, Wayne county, and was shot from ambush while at wore in his field with hia brother May 17, died Saturday afternoou, after ail weeka of awful Buffering. He wan 36 years of age, the Argus says. The N. C. naval reserves will go on a cruise for ten dayti, between the 1st and 15th of August. The officers ex pect to have the fine ship Amphitrite Rent to Southport, and therefrom, the Star says, the cruise will be taken either to the Bermuda islands, New York bay, Cuba or Charleston. The reserves expect to receive the best training yet had. THE WEATHER. The Condition and tie Fore cant. For North Carolina: Fair weather nntil Thursday night. Local forecast for Raleigh and vi einity: Thnrsday fair and eool. Local data for 34 hoars ending 8 a. ui: Maximum temperature, 74; miuimnm temperature, 00: rainfall 0O4. but few slight change in temper ature have occurred. Raiu baa occur red a', a large number of places in the aunt' during the past 24 hours, but indications are for fair weather here in Thursday. A New Plan ns to Tax Tags. The agricultural department cau tions farmers to be careful in seeing that the commercial fertilizers pur chased not only bear the official tag 1ut that the brand is registered and on file in tbe office of the commissioner of agriculture. This matter is thus emphasized because of the praotice among fertilizer manufacturers of lending or selling to neighboring es tablishments "a few tags" until those ordered shall arrive. Hereafter when ever tags are sold the name of the manufacturer who buys them will be printed on the back, and no other manufacturer will be permitted to use them. By means of the practice of lending or selling tags brands not reg istered and not up to standard have been sold. The department intends to break up this fraud. Poreh and lawn settees at oost for the next. 10 davs at Thomas & Maxwell's. Another lot of matting to be sold at factory prices at Thomas & Maxwells'. Families wanting nice blackberries for preserving can get them of Whit ing Bros, at very reasonable prices. rrssY took the pot. A Cat and Dynamite Break Up a Poker Maine. Sharotv, Pa., July 2 Mercer oounty boasts of her poker players, but it re mained for a cat to open a pot with dy namite. Tin cat was owned by farm er James Keshner, who decided to kill it to save young chickens that pussy was very fond fond of. Tuesday he tied the cat to a tree in the woods, fastened a stick of dyna mite to its' tail and ignited the fuse. The sparks acared the car, and it slipped the noose of the rope holding it to the tree. Through th wood scampered the cat, with uparks flying from the long fuse Keshner started after the fe line, railing at the top of his voice, as a wa niug for people to give the cat a wde berth. On ifle edge of the woods was a creek, toward which the cat ran. A party of poker players sat on the bank, and the cat went directly to ward them. They heard Keshner's warning, and without waiting to take down what they had in a jack pot, ran away. One scrambled np a tree, followed by the cat. When the latter was three feet from the ground the dynamite exploded. Tbe cat was blown to pieces, the tree uprooted, and the man hanging to one of the branches was injured. The Shemwell Trial. There is much interest in the trial of Baxter Sheuiwell at Lexington for the murder of Dr. R. L, Payne, on tbe streets of that town last winter. An ef fort was made to have the trial re moved to another county, but judge Boykin decided that Shemwell must be tried in Davidson oounty, The trial begins tomorrow. Yesterday affida vits and counter-affidavits in regard to the removal were read and argned be fore the judge. lie decided that the burden of proof Is on the prosecution. Sheuiwell smiled when the decision was rendered. The jury was drawn. Gent's SWEEPING REDUCTIONS AT WHOLESALE PRICES, WHOLESALE PRICKS, SHIRTS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, DKE8S, FULL DRESS and NliCiLIGEE. PRICES HARD TO MEET, WHICH NONE CAN BEAT, FANCY DRESS SHIRTS everywhere 1.00, LAUNDRIED NEGLIGEE, " 75, "PRIDE OF THE TOWN," " 51, AH 60c Unlanndried Shirts are now 40o, All 50c Suspenders are now going for 25o. 0ENT8' BNT8 BNTS' RUMMER Rummer aUMMEl u 10 oar price, NDERWEAR, SDERWKAR, iDERvVE, 75c 60o 40c o RALEIGH, N. C, WEDNESDAY, JULY 3, 1895. Bnner white Lisle Thread Shirts everywhere 50 now 40. Selkirk Random Shirts, everywhere 50 " 40 French Balbriggau Shirts, everywhere 50 " 40 Klobed Jersev Hlitrfs. everywhere 50 " 40 Scriven'e patent Drawers, everwhor $1.00 ' 7.5 Unbleached Jeans Drawers, every wliere 85 " 80 IV ANY Oa'THE BOVE IS WANTED OALL EARLY. THEY OA NT last ions. Straw Huts, though good for three months yet, "oat no figure" with as now take chem at most anv mloe. Jaet received a new lot of Gloria Bilk Umbrellas, the best on the market, at ONE DOLLAR. Something new. BASEBALL NEW 8. The Record of Game Played Yesterday. TKal LtlOUB. At Cleveland: Cleveland O100OO00O-1 PitUborg 01030801 0-13 At Brooklyn; Brooklyn 0 0 1 5 1 0 0 5 0-13 New York 00109040 0-11 At Philadelphia: Philadelphia 70301 100 1-13 Boston SOOOS 100 1-11 At Washington: Washington 0501OO30O-8 Baltimore 03431150 0-15 At Chicago: Chicago 0001O7010-9 St. Lonis, 13 10 118 0 1-15 At Cincinnati: Cincinnati 0 10 9 S 0 010- 6 Louisvil 030O1O03O-5 BODTHKBN LSAOUE. At Atlanta: Atlanta 101101011-5 Memphis 001010100-3 At Chatanooga: Chmnooga 000310100-4 Lttle Rock 0000O 101O-2 Second game: Chatanooga 1001O350O-9 Little Rock OOOOOOOOO-O At Evansville: Evansvflle 00010200 1-4 New Orleans 011)4 0 1 1 0 0-7 At Nashville: Nashville 03081 102 0-14 Montgomery 001010000-3 Second game: Nashville 001020400-7 Lynchburg 10002000 0-3 HOW THEY STAND. "linpo ted direct from the Kant." De ecribes our stock to a "T." WE OFFER THIS WEBK the beginning of the tea season one pound of choicest BLEND PURE TEA m and 8 lb Graaalated Sugar for 60c. iiUS&R tt. BALL. Won Lost Per. Ct. Boston, 33 17 653 Pittsburg, 32 22 693 Cleveland, 32 23 699 Baltimore, 29 19 600 Chicago, 33 24 579 New York, 26 20 600 Cincinnati, 28 23 649 Pbila. 27 24 590 Brooklyn, 27 24 529 Washington, 21 29 420 St. Louis, 17 37 315 Louisville, 7 43 140 They Can Sell Alcohol. Sheriff Hewlett, of New Hanover, asked state treasurer Worth if section 22 of the revenne act applied to alco hol sold by druggists for lamps and mechanical purposes, or whether it must, be sold only on the prescription of a practicing physician. The treas urer referred the matter to attorney general Osborne, who replies that neither the prescription of a physi cian nor license is required before a druggist can legally sell aloohol for lamps and other methanical purposes. Dealers in liquor, mentioned in sec tion 33 of the act, are those who sell or handle it for drinking purposes, and aloohol is not used either as a beverage or medicine. Wake Court. The criminal court meets next Mon day. Judge Coble, a new judge, will preside. The following jury has been drawn: First week W. S. Ray. W. P. Tur ner, W. R. Blake, W. H. Holland, G. W. Baucom, P. A. Harrison, J. J. Moring, T. J. Harrison, W. J. Elling ton, Robert Kimball, D. H.'Fuquay, S. li. Home, Fred. A. Watson, P. H. Gower, J. W. Penny, G. D. Wiggins, W. D. Jones, W. F. Honeycutt. Second week W. D. Partin, H. L. Lassiter, A. G. Jones, J. A. Adams, J. B. Davis, G. W. Norwood, 8. D. Harp, H. Watklns, W. L. King, 8. W Pearoe, J. G. Strickland, Jordua H Hicks, J. P. Holland, J. A Honeycutt, Van B. Moore, W. A. King, J. W. Jones, M. H. Riggan, N. B. Brough ton, N. H. Bledsoe, A. H Mooneyhan NO. CD Quite up to Date. Rev. Mr. White, pastor of tbe Gra ham street Presbyterian church at Charlotte, is an up to date preacher, who as the Penny Post says, gives his flock no moose for not attending ser vices. His last move is a novel one, but altogether an excellent idea. He has had an addition built to the church and has fitted it up as a irars ery for babies that cannot be left at home by their mothers. The mothers bring the babies to the church and leave them in the nursery, whioh is fitted up with rocking ohairs, sradles, milk bottles, toys, eto. There the youngsters play, in happy abandon, while their mothers enjoy the service. You Can buy 10 doten fresh eggs for $1 at D. T. Johnson'i I jul3 2t REM H ANTS. Mr. K. M. Martin, Jr., left for New this morning. Prof. C- D. Mclver of Greensboro is bare. William Pearca, a colored youth of east Raleigh, went to the roads today for 60 days. The Governor's Guard bat now t officers and 43 men. It will probably be inspected next week. Gov. Carr will not be able to take holiday tomorrow and go to tbo Guild ford battle-ground celebration. By tbe end of this week tbe assess ments of oity and township property will be completed. Capt. John H. Daniel of Wilmington baa locomotor ataxia, and his situation is extremely critical. Twenty-five persons who want publio school teachers' certificates were exasalned yesterday aod It to day. Rev. J N. Cole returns tomorrow from Cbattanooga where he' attended the international meeting- M tbe lip. worth league. Day after totnoirow the News and Observer will begin publishing the telegraphic report" of the AHSooiated press. It now publishes the I'uiled press reports. Merchants are now listing purchase taxes, but are quite slow about it. A fee of 15 cents for each person listing is required to be paid the register of deeds. Mr. R.S. Pigott of Atlanta, the pop ular baritone, will sing in the service at the church of the Good Shepherd tomorrow. The service will commence at 10 o'clock. Five cars well filled with excursion ists left this morning on tbe "Triple Link" excursion for Norfolk, via the Southern, Atlantic Coast and Norfolk & Carolina railways. The Paragon sewing machine whii h hap been oa sale in this state is with drawn by the manufacturers, who thus notify the treasurer. There was no license for its sale. Janitor Robertson of the govern ment building 1b highly complimented by an election to the presidency of the national order of "Sons of Rest." He was carried to tbe court house today and took the oath. An effort is being made to induce the county commissioners to move Battle's bridge three miles down the Neuse and in a mile of the Johnston oounty line, but it will tail. The new bridge will be built on the site of the old one. At Metropolitan hall this evening Miss Lessie Sonthgate and other ac complished singers and pianists ap pear nnder the auspices of tbe King's Daughters. Miss Southgate is from Durham and is well known in the mu sical world. : The board of county commissioners was petitioned today to change the route of the "middle Hillsboro road," but declined to make a change. Two citizens, Willis King and W. H. Pollard, who led the respective sides, nearly fought about the matter,: Miss M. K. Foster, of Louisburg, has presented to the Guilford battle ' ground company, a portrait of Col. William Washington, who commanded Gen, Greene's oavalry in that battle. Tomorrow there will be a grand cele bration at the battle ground Mr, H. Baruch, who was tbe biggest merchant at Charlotte, has assigned. He was the "John Wanamaker" of that city and had both a wholesale and retail trade. His troubles are said to be due to his wholesale trade. Mr. Wittkowsky is the assignee. It it the biggest business failure which ever occurred at Charlotte. DOTS AND DASHES. PICKED UP IN RALEIGH AND VKXNITY. The llHppeiiiiijrx f n Day Told in Little Space. i Mrs. Anna Bella Mallett, wife of Col. Peter Mallett, died at New York Monday of heart disease. She was seventy years of age and was a native of Wilmington, She leaves four sons, jf whom Dr. Pierre Mallett and Mr Charles Mallett reside in New York. During the war her husband was in charge of the oonsoript office here. The Visitor's Holiday In accordance with its custom Thb VisiTOE will celebrate the fouith of July and will not appear until Friday afternoon. Mr. aud Mrs. B. R. Lacy are at Jackson springs. 'Mies Ethel Perry is quite sick at her borne on West Lane street. Mrs. W. H. Bobbin has gone to Connolly's Springs. There are very few summer visitors at .Morrheal City now. Editor Hale of tbe Kayetteville Ob. server advises the democratic party to unload ex-senator Hansom. The Sunday school of tbe Fayeett ville street Bptnt church will picnic tomorrow in a grove neur here. The city has not as yet bought a h: hip crusher. It is gettiug ciroulars aud prices, however. Dr. Wharton, well-known evangel ist Ht Charlotte, is holding services at the auditorium three times a day this week. He has reoently been at Wil wirigtun. Thus far only sixteen druggists in this state have paid the $50 annual li cense tax for selling liquor, which the new revenue act imposes. Two of these are in Raleigh. David Pool, a white tramp hailing from Savannah, was sent from the station house to the Rex hospital by mayor Rush' order today. Pool has pneumonia. Tbe Raleigh road distriot under the new law extends a mile eaoh way be yond the township line. It extends from Kiinbrough Jones' to Thomas Howie's. Next week it is proposed to begin the work of improving Hillsboro street from Tucker's lane to tbe bridge. The township stone crusher will be borrowed to prepare stone for use on it. At the church of the Good Shep herd tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock ,. in. Rev. Dr. Pittinger will hold a pecial service in reference to the 4th of July, to which the public are in vited. Brick have been delivered for the paving of West Martin street on the south side of the Park hotel. Ail the sidewalks along that street are to be paved, including the one on tbe side of the train shed at the Union depot. There is a glut of peaches and cer tain vegetables in the market. Prices are away down, particular afternoons. Some fruit and vegetables are actually thrown away. Very few home-grown tomatoes are on sale. Such good progress is being made in collecting funds for the Baptist fe male university here and also in erec ting the building that the trustees are greatly pleased, and hope there will be no interruption of the work. Street commissi! ner Blake will by the end of this week finish the work of repairng and relaying the broken sewer near Devereux's meadow. Four hundred and forty feet of new trench has been dug, and the direction has been somewhat changed. Mayor Russ had an easy day today. He has postponed until Monday next the trial 7of William D. Brown, who cut Ed! Haley last Friday even ing. The postponment is on ac count of Haley's injuries which are such that he cannot yet appear. At Linoolnton little Richard Lee, aged about 11 years, son of the late Mr. A. S. Lee, is lying at the point of death with appendicitis and peritoni tis combined and is liable to die at any moment. Mr Lee died suddenly at Lincolnton three months ago. He was for many years a druggist in Ral eigh and was widely known here. The Progressive Farmer states that $1,700 of the proposed $4,500 for the Alliance shoe factory to be started at Cary is in band, and urges upon members of the Alliance the need of pushing the matter vigorously, The anual meeting of the state Alliance. August 8, will by speoial Invitation be held in the town of Cary, waioh will entertain ail the delegate!, NO REASON why any one ebonld use THERMOMETER that Is not aoe orate. The only reason we ean think of that a stock of Tested Thermometers has never been kept in tbe elty. We hare bouirht a (rood stock of ac curate ones and sell at reasonable prices. THOS. H. BRIGGS & SONS i RALEIGH,;! i N. C. GONTiUATiN OF Our Room-Making Sales. PREPARATORY TO RENOVATING OUR STORE, ON OR ABOUT AUGUST 1ST. SPECIAL VALUES at 25c. PER YARD. WHITE DOTlTo SWISS, (SOME BEEN SELLING AS HIGH AS46j.) IJtTDIA. SIXjBZS (Strong as iron, been selling at 50c.) rochlins"orgajndies (been selling at 33 l-2o.) SWIYIL SILKS. (been selling from 37 1-2 lo 50c) WOOL SUITINGS (fancy and solid colors, been selling at 40 aud 60c. W.H. & R.S.TUCKER & CO The "Fourth" of of a dollar will buy the best mens' gauze vests ever offered in the month of July. WOOLLCOTT & 8jH. Fancy Lemons oy the box or dozen at D. T. son's. John- For Rent. A six room house on Hillsboro street hydrant in tbe yard. Apply to jull 2t D. T. Johnson. Ice! Ice!! Ice!!! 1 have opened a first class Ice house under King's Daughters building, cor vVilmington and Morgan Sts and will be glad to fill all orders and guartntt-e prompt delivery. Hesky Prince. ju25tjull We have about ((J porch and lawn settees which we wilt sell at cost for tbe next 10 days. Thomas & Maxwell's. DihOlution of Copartnershiri. The firm of Carroll & Harris is tins day disolved by mutual consent. J. J . Harries assumes all the debts and all the liabilities. All firm indebted to the late firm of Carroll & Harris will make prompt payment to J. J. Harris. All persons having claims against the late firm of Carroll & Harris will pre sent their claims to J. J. Harris for payment. J. D. Carroll. J.J. Harris We carry the nicest line of ladies' muslin underwear to be found in the oity. Call and examine it. Prices very low. Woollcott 4 Sow. Bixby's Best Blacking 9c. Best toi let soap 5c, at Woollcott & Son's. Ask to see our new magic $1 25 la ¬ dies' shoes. They are the finest oa earth. Woollcott & Son. Mens' dnck and linen suits to or der at Woollcott & Son'b. . Summer complaint and bowel, trou bles quickly relieved by Hicks' jAs trinfcent Blackberry Cordial, 15c a bottle. OnlyatHioksA Rogers' drug tore. . ' 'aJMi 1 ' 4 ' 1 M
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