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iThO Uoet Populi P& per-TIi o V Popular Arrernoon Visitor. 25. EVENING VISITOR TO OIT ALL THE LOCAL H BWS TAKE THE VISITOR. - VOL XXXIII. RALEIGH. N. C, MONDAY. AUGUST 19. 1895- NO. 99. WEATHER, CROPS THE REPORTS ARE QUITE FAVORABLE Early Corn in Safe Only Half An Averujrr1 Col ton Crop. Th report of enrrHpnndnl of the weekly wllmr rrop'bulMiu, Is sued by th fourth Carolina stats weather eervie fr tbe Wfk ending Uitt Saturday, are generally favorable Th wevk opened aud eudr-d -ry warm, with uttiiinum ltnpertur,- above 9 J degree; the 15th nd 16ih vera below tha normal. The amount of sunshine was slightly Ian tbaD u ual. The drought prevailing at th beginning of tbe week in central and weitera districts was broken by tha general rains on tbe 10th and 17 h which practically assure a aplemiid orn crop. Too much rain occurred at a few stations. The neit werk will b dry and cooler. In the central district a flue, gentle t and very beneficial general rain oc curred tbv latter part of the week. A few reporta indicate too much rain for cotton and lew land crops m the central and southern portions of tb diatriot. Soma damage was done to corn by high winds on th - 13tb, but over very limited arreas. Tbe weak baa been generally most favorable. B(. cial rep irts a" to corn indicate the most fluttering outlook iu this di trictj very few unfavorable reports re ceived Th condition is line and acreage above average, Lata rains as- ure the making of most of tha crops. Kirly planted aud upland cjrn is safe now, but tha greater portion will not be oat of dsuger from unfavorable weather conditions before September 1st to 16th. Next week a la-ge portion of fodder will be palled. Tobacco is doing well, cures going on generally with fair success. Some damage to tobacco by fleabuge is reported. Cot ton ia getting a little grassy and some rast ia reported; this crop cannot yield more than half an average. Bains stabled farmers to plow fallow lands. SICKNESS IN THE CITY. Roasona Given Why Statements are Magnified. There are now Sevan patient at tha Rai boopilal sick of typhoid fever. This i one of the thing which baa cauaad much of th talk about the fever. Formerly tha Ht John's hospital s'.iir consisted of only three pbysi limis and two specialist. Now it is composed of 23 physicians. Tbea In most cases saud fever patients to the hospital, and this is the reason of the increase. Another causa, and leading one, of the talk about fever is thi-t a proiniurut man has it There are 50 to 100 friends who call daily to dak as to his condition and of coarse these speak of tha case. Tbe law is very strict in making the physicians report every case each week. Th phsicians declare there i no sup pression of news and that tbe duease is neither epldemi nor endemic. So two physicians told th Visitor last Wednesday and others say the same thing today. Coma early and get your measar taken for tha ftll we have our fall samples of suiting in and ready for inspection Prioaa low. There is a big light oatween water melons aud cautel"upH on ma aide and bananas on tbe other, ml bauin as get a blaok eyn, Dughtsays. Soyo ean bay them st your n price For Kent A three-room house on the corner of Martin str-ets. A good well of water at the door. New house and requires no cleaning. Apply to N Moore, Under Jones & Powell's feed store. aulDlw. Married A the residence of Mr. Sion Smith yesterday, Mr. Ed. Haley to Miss Sarah Blake, both of this county. John Smith, J. P. performed the cere inony. Many friends from Kaleigh were present. iMUHOIliC. lliraui lodge, No. 40, A. F. and A. I , will meet in regular communica tion tbi-i evening, August 19 ti Ht 8 o'clock. Brethren are earnestly requested to come, as business of iiu portance is expected. Brethren of other lodges cordially invited to at tend. W. W. WillsoH, W. M. K. B. Thomas. Seo'y. Wednesday, Aug. 21, 195, excur sion from lUleigu to Richmond, re turning Thursday evening Aug. 22. The largest itrowd and the biggest excursion that ever left tha stale. Are yoa going? Plenty of ice water free First class in every particular. Spe cial accommodations for whit and colored. Fare only 2 for round trip, (nearly two miles ride for one cent.) w. a. Pattbbsom, Cu m. I have 4 or 5 rooms to rent to I a sruall fun ly and furniture to sell See me at No. 115 South Harrington street. W. J VV. Crowder. Lost. Between Citizens' national bank and Tucker's store, on Friday, $5. Will be thmkfully received if returned to "cash boy" at Tucker's. Don't forget that every pair of slippers in our store goes for th exact cost Woollcott & Son. The balnuoe of our summer stock will be sold at a very low price. Call and see if there isn't somathing you want Woollcott & Son A Cordial Welcome. We are looking for business on the theory that close profits make lots of buver. This we ask von to do whether vou buy or whether yoa don't If you come to oar store yoa are free to examine to your heart's content, an UO OUe will urge ;vu tu uiduhb n..iuok uui lucuuiibivui WE WOULD QUOTE YOU PRICES But you can't form an idea of the values until you can see the goods and judge for yourself. D B EJ S S O O 3D S All goods nan ba bought advantageously today. Prices are advancing steadily. The opportuue time is now, and we advise an early selection OUR SHOE STOCK. Was all boncbt before the ri-e. We have the right good at the right prices, and offer special inducements on all of our stock of Oiford Ties and Slippers and Shoes of a summer character. ' New AFrivals5 Percales, Calicoes, Bleached and Bron Sheeting and Shirtings, Tickings, etc "Imported direct from the Bast." D scribes oar stock to a "T." WE OFFSR THIS WBBK the beginning of the tea season one pound of r qoicest BLEND STATE NEWS. ITEMS OF ALL KINDS FROM ALL FARTS. Th North Carolina Happfninjra Hrief1y Collated. At Marion th trial of Finley and Jiinmersoa for mnrdar Is ia progress. The building for th flouring mill of Lee H Battle at Charlotte Is com pleted and the machinery is bing placed ia position. A three-year-old boy at Salisbury ba had a bad ease of nasal satarrh for over a year. A physician found and removed a large sho button, which had lodged in his nose. The corner-stone of th First Bad- list choroh, colored, at Wilmington was laid with appropriate ceremonies yesterday. Several eolored Masonie lodges officiated under grand master George H. White. Bx-jadge D. L. Rai'sell drew a re volver on F. B. Rice at Wilmington and tried to shoot him The Messen ger s iys that that the attack on Mr Rise was a piece of cowardly bulldoz ing. Mr. Rioe said after the row thai if he had only bfcen armed there would have bsen one eaadidate less for gov ernor. At Winston Saturday jndge Rrown sentenced one of the leaders of the re. cant riot to the eounty roads for six months for carrying concealed weap ons. Tbe sentence does not apply to the rases against negrees for being in the riot. Gov. Carr has ordered special term of the court to begin to. day in order that the trial of the riot' en may be continued and completed Thirty-seven thousand Ave hundred dollars was paid out Saturday at Greensboro, being the purshase prioe of the property recently bought by Moses H. Cone and his associates from the N,. C. ateel and iron eompany About 4g0,000 of this will be paid out to parties living in Greensboro in pay ment of debts owned by the steel and iron company, the Record says. What is said to be a genuine cata mount was killed near Jamestown last Thursday. Tbe Record says. Itresem bles a dog, bat has very small ears and a slim, long tail, and weighs 40 pounds, being about the size of a bird dog. It seems perfectly harmless, showing no disposition to fight As it eats and is content, except for the wound, it is thought it will be all right soon. There were eleven convicts on the Guilford county foroe at work near Greensboro At night they were se cured by a chain on each man's an kle, the chain running along the row of bunks to which it was fastened. In some way thay managed to get hold of a large pick, used on the roads, and this they secreted in the stockade, a mere shell of a house. With this pick they priied open the links of the cha'n or band around their an kles and seven of them made a break at once, the Reoord reports. A NARROW ESCAPE. How Old Man Eaton's Throat was Cut Saturday evening, la the aoathweet- ra part of th eity, ar th "Bow. ry," 8tpha Eaton, a negro Of year of age, narrowly m lined death at the has1) of Joha Morgan, colored. Th latter atepped oa Eaton's foot, and Eaton knocked him down. Morgan ollowsd him and cot him with a knife. With one alight skip the throat was cut from near the centre to one ear Batoa lost much blood. It Is said how- ver, that he will recover. Morgan ia spoken of by the police as a bad man. He has served a term in the peniten tiary. Wkea constable Upchurch ar rested him Saturday night Morgan cat at him with a knife PURE -TEA and S V& Granulated Sugar for 60a. JJCSdst tit. BALI THE WEATHER. The Predictions and the Con ditlons Local and General. For North Carolina: Slightly cool er tonight. Tuesday fair. Local forecast for Raleigh and vi oinity: Tuesday, fair, eooler. Local data for 24 hoars ending a. m: Maximum temperature 92, minimum temperature 75, rainfall 0. : The area of low pressure which caused rain here on Saturday is now disappearing .off the New England coast. The weather is clear nearly everywhere, with northwesterly winds prevailing in the middle and northern states. An area of high pressure is moving over from the northwest, Highest barometers this morning 80.20 inches at Bismarck, 80.18 at St Paul, 30.18 at Kansas City. Decid edly cooler weather prevails in the northwest, the lowest reported being 44 degrees at Bismarck Huron re ports 48 degrees, Davenport, 68, Chi cago, 64, Cincinnati, 68. It is still Very warm in the south, but there a chanoe for cooler weather by Tues day evening. BEFORE THE MAYOR Qui lea Number of Evil Doers Get Justice. Henry Harris, colored, was fined $10 for being very disorderly on the street. Gas Williams, also colered. was fined f 10 for the same offence and Eli Stanford was fined J2.50. Amos Bdwards, eolored, disorderly t the unlen depot, was fined $5. He is a railway employee. Complaint ws made that a white girl barely 15 was so drunk as to cre ate a disturbance at a house in east Raleigh. Arrangements are being jnade to sen) her to a reformatory at Baltimore. Mrs. Hayes is co-operat- ingwith the mayor in disposing of this sad case. REMNANTS. M. T. Lswrance and elder Robinson will preach at th Primitive hurch tomorrow evening at 7.30 o'clock. The traia from the west due at 1:19 this afternoon got here at 4:20 and it pulled in the train for the west left. Saturday eight Mr. Turner Pulley dUd at hi hoa la cast Raleigh. His age was about 60 years, and bis death was due to yellow jaundice. Nash square ia now more attractive than at any time in a couple of years pasi. It can be made a beaaty spot with proper care. It is said that never during any AugUBt have more Raleigh people been outoftown. Happy are they who are in the cool mountains or at the sea side. Mr. Gilbert Upchurch of Morrisville, father of oonstable John W. Upchurch, is better. By the way he is called "doctor" by his neighbors, because he is the " seventh son of a seventh son." - Mrs. Hill, mother of Prof. D. H. Hill, arrived this afternoon and with her came her son, Joseph Hill, who has just completed a digest of the laws of Alabama: also his wife and child and Miss Nannie Hill his sister. Father Marion, who is much esteem ed leaves here In the morning for Ashe villa to take charge of. the Roman Catholic church there. He says that is considered the most desirab le charge in the state. Father Prioe takes his place hare and will preach next Sun day. Father Prendergrast is also here.. Mayor Russ says h mad a tour of the city In his buggy yesterday and declares he never saw cleaner streets. H says that th amoant of garbage removed this summer is twice as f reat as ever before, thanks to the new sys tern which he says Is working well. Mr. and Mrs. R, E. L. Bunch left this afternoon for Washington, D. C PICKED UP IN RALEIGH AND VICINITY. The Happening of a Day Told in Little Space. Mr. Frank P. Haywood left this morning fur New York. Dr. John B. Carr is now 'nearly free from fevr. Mr. T. H. Murray left today for Chase City, Ta., to remain ten days. Mrs. Van Fleming went to Louis- org today. Coi. Al. Fairbrother is sick at hi home at Durham. His condition is very serious. Mrs. Storey, wife of th draughts man at the S. A. L. offises here, is sick with fever at Rex hospital. Mr Edward Fellowes, who has been spsadiag the summer ia southwest Virginia, has rturnd here. Misses Bessie, Sadie and Minnie Tucker have returned from their trip abroad. Conductor Fausett of tbe 8. A. L. has returned here after a fortnight' delightful rest in the mountains. Mr. R. K. Williams is better. Hit fever left him yesterday. He has malarial fever. Mr. and Mrs.' John B. Kenney and Mrs. Merrimon left this morning for Connolley'e Springs. Yesterday, it is agreed by all, was one of the most trying days of this hot summer. The air seemed stag nant, dead. BAPTIST CHAUTAUQUA. Its Interesting Session Ended Yesterday. Saturday at the Baptist Sunday school Chautauqua at Red Springs there was a prayer and praise service by Rev. Hight C. Moore of Monroe; ra ports from tha field; lesson for Ooto ber 13: "The Triumph of Gideon.' Prof . F. P. Hobgoi d of Oxford; Ad dress of Sermon on early conversions, by Rev. J. G. Pulliam of Smlthfield; election of officers and oiher busi ness; song service; "Is th Cbautau qua meeting expectations?" general expression of opinion in brief talks. Yesterday there were short ad dresses by several speakers and th sermon waa preached by Rev. W. B. Oliver of Wilmingtou. DOT AND; DASH. U KoniEASON why auv one b um a old THERM OME YE 11 that 1 not necarate. Tha only reason we can think of tlmt a stock of Tested Thermometers baa never been kept In the city. W have bought a good stock of ac curate one aud sell at reasonable price. THOS. H. BRIGGS & SONSi RALEIGH, " N. C. , SMOKE JULE CARR, mm ELL'S Durham and Belle of THE BEST NICKEL CIGAR IN RAL EIGH, FOR SALE HY J. Hal Bobbitt4 Thos. Pes- Simpson, John U. Smith, Cunt, fin It a a anad if! rn tar a wnMa yesterday. Satnrday night and last CUI, YarborO HoUSe, Eobt. night were anfavorable ones for him. Tndliv hia annriiHnn itinvad in 1m provement on that yesterday. UaiTOU CSC UamS, Vv U. King & Co., Sam T. Smith, a. . . .... a ag airoaiaays at train street W, limmnn A TWH lYii.ainn .till .n.llnn. ifl n.n.l.in I " "0"I ihipbivh waa avuviumw vviaram uiavu aaa- terest. There was one conversion last JOHIT Y. MaoRAE. 0. G. KING, II. evening. Mr. Victor Doekery ha gone t Asheville to attend the annual meet ing of the North Carolina liquor deal ers' convention which began its session today. Dr. J F. Griffith, Col. Thomas S. Kenan, Dr. V. E. Turner and Mr. J. B. Coffield are at Blowing Rock, the guests of Mr. and Mrs. T. K. Braner. The ladies of Edenton street church will give another of their harming Epworth receptions turner row evening which all are invited to attend A delightful program of music has been arranged. Charles A. Baldwin Si Co., bankers, of Wall street New York, will open an office in this city next week, Mr. Joseph A. Creech will manager. The business will be large ly buying and selling stocks, cotton and provisions. Mr. and Mrs. T. T. Hay, and Mr. and Mrs. R B. Raney, Miss Meggie Cowper and Miss Alta Gales are at Arden park, nine mile from Ashe ville. They ar today n a trip to Caesar's Head" from which one ef the grandest views in this country is I QUI1 p&tTOnS ODiainame. L. L0WRY, BARUEE & POPE, A. V EMERY. Manuiactured by the Mallory Durham Cheroot Co. 3 taw. The Work NOW ....... THE WORK OF REN0VA ting our store rooms is now going on, while some de- be the local partments are necessarily crowded, yet the great VALUES we are still oaermg will justify any inconvenience may experi- The Burham Sun saya a young man ence ""We shopping. Horton, living WiH & R.S.TUCKER & CO named Norman A In north Durham, did from fever Friday. He was twenty years old. Hia remains were carried to Asbory fer Interment. He was a very promising young man and was the son of Mr. Win. H. Horton, of Raleigh. Charles K. Busbee has returned from a trip to Buffalo Springs. H reports the following Raleigh people as now there: Mr. 0. J. Carroll and two daughters, Mrs. Minnie Bagley, Mr. and Mrs J. B. Bateheler, Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Simmons and Mr. William Boylan and two children. A Dana, aireotor here makes a point by asking in regard to the lease Will Not Bette-Suld. The Arm name and good will oC Alfred Williams & Co. will not bo re sold on August 21st, is the samn was purchased by nie August 7tU of Hay wood & Pittuiaa, trustdas, uudur terms of sale. E. G, ll.uutm.ii. Old claret wins, S rears old,, nonet better, for only .Id . is i :v i?.'.'loiu Purity guaranteed. Siid lor sample. ikO. V . DwroH. It will pay you to uay your cigars and tobacco of II. F. Suiiiu it Co. All goods at cost. WUV Kive yuu special oftho ffnrih n.anitn. -i,.t prUes on walking caus. u.:" . V"-" - u. F. Sunn 4 Co. rig in. me blu us u&n to &e a uiguer Vftt.aa f.1lan A niM aant alnaa l ilnaa n sf I . " " ; . : Call at 117. FjrtiiH aarma, tor ... inwMtprle4gwtri.H. lata also ra per cent, interest? The national eeiviag dally eonslirarasnls of Nor'.h, banks in this city have radioed their Carolina hams which I am selling at rate to 6 per cent, though at some plao they oharga 8. It Is answered that tha atata ia aovarlgn, rock bottom prtees. Give me a calls will guarantee satisfaction. U. 8. uoill, Jtft aug IS dtf, f 9 if. Pi i r ; Pi. ,fv (
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