The Evening Visitor from Raleigh, North Carolina • Page 4

ST TT ii mt i anuv Jons Lib. H. Rdtwii, BoeiDeaa Wacarar. Aren't a BupC B'kd'g a. w.

riu, enarge yarde and aoopa. ROYSTEB, PARK CO. WOOLLCOTT SOW, (Bnnnmu to XUinftoa, Rorster Co.) -aunrracnmiBi or 14 East Martin Street. Doors, Sasb, Blinds, Scroll Wert, NORTH SIDE DliUft STORE." PRESCRIPTIONS OITK SPECIALTY. This is the Last Week.

After next Saturday, March 2d. we will only tell of oar new staff. Time now to do so bat we will try one week more on some dry goods. 4c, that we are clearing out. Last rail on down suits, those were $6.00.

now J3.2V Ladies shoes were $3.00 to $4 50 are now Auothi-r lot of ladies shoes, fine one, were $5.00, ni $3.50. Money to be saved if you will use some of thse. W. H. 4 R.

8. Tucker Co. JU.ERCHAWTTAIfw.ORS AND STAIR KAILS od all Other Kinds of Building MatoHal. Will ron tract to hoi'd ana-where! In tne or fnrnlah any kind of materiel de Onr abop Is equipped with tbe latest and wst wood working niacbinrrr. We are lo- Wholesale and Retail Dealers in DRY GOODS, SHOES.

CLOTHING, HILLIHLRY GOODS. CROCKERY. GLASS AND TIHWARE. cateii on the 8. L.

Pallwad, which runs through the best timbered lands in North Caroline, from which we ftt onr logs tn i out our own lumber. This enables ua to fill orders of any ese or rip- enniou on short notice. can out 18.UU0 feet a day. Oar Dry Kiln has a capacity of 60,000 feet, and ant, dry and drew lumber for the publio at reasonable rates. FIRE AT KINSTON Sweeps Amy Two Blocks of Buildings.

About 4 o'clock yesterday Are broke oat io Bryan Fields' stabUe, and rapidly spread to wooden buildings in rear of Oettinger Bros', store and the two main blocks of the town are in rains, including the stores nf Oettin-gtr Fridgen Cox. Canady, C. W. Crabtree, Abbott Sumrell, Dawson J. W.

Collins, Lof tin's bank, the bar-room of II. C. Harrison, J. Whaley Wagouer's beer bottling establishments. Hotel Tull.

the Free Press office. I Dr. Tail's residence and office, residence of S. Einstein, L. H.

Wilson, Sheriff Sutton, Dr. W. A. J. Pollock, A.

J. Loftin. S. M. Harrell, ancl W.

11. Brock's residence aud stables. It is by far the severest fire ever known iu Kinston. The 1 ss fully $225,000, and the insurance is small. The tire was under control by 6 30 o'clock.

A Nevtbern fire engine arrived at 7:20. The origiu of the fire is reported to have been a cigarrette carelessly thrown by a boy in Bryan Fields' stables. MORTGAGE SALE. By virtue of authority conferred in a certain mortgage eiecuted by Joel Curtis and wife, duly recorded in book No. lOOatpag 135 in K-gister of Deeds office of Wake county, N.

we will on Monday the 1st Jay of April, 1895, at 12 o'clock m. at the court house door in the city of Raleigh, sell to the highest bidder, for cash, that tract or parcel of land, with good orchard, grape vines and buildings thereon, lying and situated about ti miles wtst of the city of Raleigh, near the road leading frjm Raleigh to Carey, adjoining the lands of Charles A. Goodwin, Jesse A. Jones and others, containing 8 12 acres more or less. This 1st day of March, A.

'95. l'EELE MAYSAKD, Attys. for Mortgagee. Telephone No. 135.

Our yard and ahoris are on West street at Mat nf ITrleftov -rrv4 'ttlni NOTICE, OUR SPECIAL SALES THIS WEEK WILL BE Cut Flowers, Bouquets, Roses, carnations and other flowers. Baskets and floral designsat short notice. IMPORTED BULBS for winter blooming. Just arrived, a splendid collec'ioo of hyacinths, tulips, narcissus, Kertnuda and Chinese saered lilies, dry calla bulbs, best for forciug. PALMH, FBrtSS and other pot plants for decoratiug the room.

K.ses, evergreens and shade trees. Sugar and Norway To Delinquent Taxpayers of the City of Raleigh. I hereby notify al' delinquents that their taxes must be paid ou or before the 1st of March, as after that date I will proceed as the law directs. I hope therefore that all will come for ward promptly and settle the same. maples, horse rhestuuts and English walnuts, fam-y aud other flower pots and fern dishes.

W. B. HUrCHlNQS. fe9 City Tax Collector. Phone 113.

Stki.imetz, the Florist. Pianos at a Bargain. Elegant Kimball upright Pianos, The New stool and scarf $160, used only 12 months. squsre f'janos in irood thape from $40.00 to $125 00, cash or MONDAY, FEB. 25th.

1 yard Uubloaehed Sheeting, at 3 1-2 rents a yard. 10 4 Unbleached Sheeting, at 13 1-3 cents a yard. TUESDAY, FEB. 26th. A lot of Prints at 4 cents a yard.

WEDNESDAY, FEB. 27th. Sarah Silk, all shades, 91 cents a yard. THURSDAY, FEB- 28th. A.

lot of 10 cent Handkerchiefs for cents each. Friday, Spacial Prfeson Whito Bed Spreadr, at 63: 92c. $1.18 ard $1.42 each. Onr Merchant Tailoring Department is in full blast and can save you 33 1-3 per cent, if you will let us make your clot! ing. WOOLLCOCT Sc SONY 14 East JVCairbiiCL St.

installment. Call nn or address A. W. THE LEGISLATURE TODAY'S PROCEEDINGS IN BOTH BRANCHES. SENATE.

Ia the senate lill were introduced to amend tbe charter of Lenoir. To extend corporate limit of Wel-don. To alio Sampson county to let special tai. To require all railway trains to stop one minute at all towns of 600 inhabitants. To protect dairymen.

To allow purchase of farm for the state. To incorporate of Tarboro. To detiue and punish train robbing. fceuator sent up the contract aud locd of Stewart of Winston, for pul lie printer. Senator Dowd offered a minority report.

The conference committee on the punitive damage railway bill wa3 discharged, not being able to agree. The bill to appropriate $10,000 to confederate monumeut passed third reading 21 to 20. ()u account of the result senator Fowler stated glory to (Hod and the confederate dead! There was prolonged cheering when secntor White, an ex-confederate clasped lie hand of senator Grant, an ex-fed' ml soldier, who had so gallantly pas the bill and said he thanked U. there was no sectionalism. The election law bill passed second reading to a strict party vote.

It was made special order on third reading for tomorrow. Bill providing for election of justices by this legislature and by the people in future passed second reading and come up on third reading. The seuate elected trustees of the university. The public printing contract was taken up. A majority report was made in favor of Stewart Bros, and the minority report set forth that the majority report was erroneous, as the committee had refused to hear expert printers.

Dowd made a strong speech against the majority report, and wanted the printing let to Edwards Broughtou whose bid was $600 lower. SUrbuck read percentages which he naid showed Stewart Bros, to be the lowest bidder. The majority report was adopted. HOUSE. In the house bills were introduced to define robbery and fix punishment for it.

To allow the penitentiary to purchase the Caledonia farm. To regulate sale of liquor in New-bern. To create another term of Wake superior court. To punish bribery in political communities. The house went into committee of the whole on the revenue bill.

Amendments were made and 22 sections were acted on. As agreed on the taxe is on polls $1.24, state tax 21 2 3, pension tax 3 2-3, school tax 16; $25 on each billiard or pool le. A section taxing druggists $40 annually was stricken out. Parhain 13 West Uargett street. Kil- ON THE ligh, N.

C. fel2 1nv to Success Road this; I SICOULD HERWOOO'3 OLID RIGHT NEEDS NO ERVICE HOES. When the smoke of the terrific war of business we have been waging cleared away we found during our stock taking last wek the tables la our clothing department strewn with broken lots. In the rush full lines had given away. Kor Qtntiemen, Ladies, Misses and Children have no equal for style, comfort and wear.

0. A. SHERWOOD CO. 305 Fayetteville Raleigh, N.C, A dollar in the drawer is wortu two iuchu up Dircuuuu cnnmu i II 1 .1. ...,,1,.

minlitnAnuUilirhl. over. DO we nave Oui-'Kieu on umarmuiajjaiu tut auuiuoi uiijuijr uumujiin We were never more determined to mike a clean sweep than now. We have shut our eyes, gritted our teeth, and bared the strong right arm of honest pur ON HAND pose, and with "no quarter" as our Dattie cry we are cuuiug anu siumg njt ui and left, not sparing a single winter girment, nor leavtug an actual value price standing. We shall keep up a orasade against surplus stock uutil the last vestige of it is swept, from the house.

ON TO THE SLAUGHTER. TON'S COAi: CORDS. WOOD? mm Boj's and Children's Suits and Overcoats Hen's Suits and Overcoats. now $11 a) now 8 50 now $18 00 now 16 00 price $25 00, price 22 50, Regular price $15 00. Regular price 12 00, Regular price 10 00, Regular price 8 00, Regnlar price 7 00, Regular price 8 00, Regular price 5 00, Regular price 4 00, Regular Regular Regular Regnlar Regular Regular Regular Regular Lost On the streets, a $50,.

'97 6 per cent city of Raleigh bond. A suitable reward will be paid for its delivery to W. Blake. The bond was either No. 10 or 12 and ail persons are warned against purchasing it.

The Mechanics' and Investors, Union of Raleigh, N. 0. Stock in force over $100,000. Sixteen per cent carried to surplus account last year. Assets se curely invested in city mortgages or secured by stock of the union.

The best investment ever offered Loans made promptly. Managed by intelligent and conservative business men. We want you as a member. $100 stock coBts 65 cents per month. J.

C. Drewry, President; B. Jerman, Treasurer; George Allen, Sec'y. 6 tf Royster's Brittle Always the same, Always the best, Always fresh, 20 cents per pound. Thomas Maxwell has just received a large lot of pine fiber mattresses for people suffering with bronchical all lung troubles.

Notice to Claimants. Collector's UFF1CE, Raleigh, N. C. Notice is hereby given of theseizure of the following personal property for violations of the Internal Revenue Laws of the U. S.

Six barrels corn whiskey, aBout 240 gallons', from A. W. DougiJss, Durham, N. seized Sept. 7th, '94 by J.

A Thomas, Deputy Collector. One cask partly filled with apple brandy, seized by Deputy Collector J. Shelbarn from Jap. Johnson, Feb. 2, .1895.

One cask, about 20 gallons corn whiskey, seized from Mayo Littleton, N. by Deputy Collector Mebane, Jan. 26, 1S95. One keg corn whiskey, about 36 gallons, seized by Deputy Collector Shelburn from D. McBrown, Dunn, N.

C-, Jan. 11, 1895. Two casus containing about 30 gallons corn whiskey, seized by Burke and W. S. Jackson, Dunn, N.

by Deputy Co lector Shelburn, Jan. 11, 1895. Two kegs corn whiskey about 9 gallons, seized by Ceputy Collector Van-derford from N. Kelly, Sanford, Feb. 2, 1895.

One 400 gallon copper dill, cap and worm, seized from Caps Ellis, Wilson, N. C. by Deputy Collector Shelburn Jan. 29, 1895. Any claimant to said property mast comply with Sec.

3460 R. S. U. S. within 30 days and in manner therein piescribed.

F. M. Simmoks, feb 26 3w Collector. 00 50 50 00 50 QO now now now now now now 14 00 12 50 11 00 8 50 7 00 5 00 20 00, 18 00, 15 00, 12 00, 10 00. 7 50, now how now now now now price price price price price price We have about 35 Children's Overcoats, sizes 3 to 10 years, prices were $2.50 to $3.50, now they go at $1.50.

Keep your eye on those spring weight Overcoats, we will sell at half price of their real value, iue season ior inem is ciose nt. uauu. iw i uo oyuug arrivals Hats, light-weight woolen underwear, neckwear and clothing. Seen 'the Berwanger Derby the new spring style is here, best hat made, with Hinrnami Existence Is. after all.

very like a torturous county roaJ. with slope to climb anl valleys to leisurely travel, with here green fields of plenty to enjoy, and there marsh lands of i temptation and danger to avoid, and with I crossroads and "four corners" every now I and then to confuse and possibly to mislead 1 the traveler. Some of us fall to climb the i hills, some fall asleep In the valleys, and still I others wander off and are lost In the marsh's aiorasses; but to the great majority of mankind the crossroads are the only really difficult points to ba passed. "What studies will I take?" asks the achool child. "What trade or pro'sion will I follow?" says the youth.

How can I best win vjccaai says tha man. These are Tine Crossroad We all encounter, and these are the place where most of us go am ay. Blessed la tha man who chooses the proper path at that various junctions. "Luck" may havt bean bis guide, and Wis less fortunate neighbor are prone to say so, but Investigation and experience teach that the only reliable helps at these difficult points are knowledge and work. Knowledge is a burden to no one.

Like the air you breathe, your knowledge proves Its existence not by apparent weight and color, but by its effect. How often havt you found the information you acquired by casual observation or stuJy to be of great specific advantage in a crisis whose possibility you had not dreamed of when yov acquired that knowledge. Then, if knowledge is to ba your guide In the Pathway off Life Is it not worth your while to secure tha greatest, the best source of human knowledge extant, when that source is, by American enterprise, placed within your reach? In the Encyclopedia Britannic the child will find matter to Interest his little mind, and give him food for thought along the Una of his natural bent the youth will find life stories and professional and mechanical information to enable hiin to wisely choose his life work, and the adult will have his mind broadened; his Intellect quickened, aad his information extended to such a degree by it that he will be enabled to take advantage of opportunities that he otherwise 1 would not see. Thus It Is a guldeboard for one dollar left in your pocket, tor that mucn you save. S.

D. BERWAWGER. Gaytou Red Ash, Semi-Anthracite-Coal (for stoves or grates.) Pocahontas, Small Lump, Pocahontas, Large Lump, Russell Creek, large Lump, Semi-Bituminous, for grates or stoves. Virginia Splint Coal, I Bituminous, Jellico Splint Coal, Blazing grate Tennessee Splint Coal. coal.

Pennsylvania Anthracite, Chestnut Size Stove Egg Furnace All Fresh From Best Minks in this country. OEASONED Pine and Oak Wood, cut and split for stoves and fireplaces, or in 8-foot lengths. SHINGLES, Laths, Grin, Hay, Bran, Ice, wholesale and at lowest prices by JONES POWELL Raxbioh, N. C. POCAHONTAS steam still stands above all others in quality and price.

Several cars always on track, on each side of the city. fashing Your Clothes. In days of old your good mother-did it and you, had no fault to When itoomesto laundering your soiled linen We Will Be a Mother to YOU, and the perfect satisfaction we guarantee will make you think of those happy days of old. 1 iSOW IS THE TIME Our's is the First of All, A-Get-Your Money's Worth Store. THE WEATHER The Conditions and the Forecast.

For North Carolina: Showers, followed by clearing Saturday. Local forecast for Raleigh and vicinity: Rain tonight and tomorrow. Clearing and much colder by Saturday evening or Sunday. Local data for 24 hours ending at 8 a. m.

today. Maximum temperature 71; minimum temperature 53; rainfall 0.00. The pressure has fallen everywhere east of the Mississippi. It is lowest over the eastern lake region. But a trough of low presHure extends south-westward to Texas, and it is attended by considerable rain.

As it passes eastward today and tomorrow it will very probably cause rains throughout the Atlantic states. An area of high pressure and much colder weather is found in the north west, which will be felt here by San-day. sell everrthinff men wear. We want to trade oar wares for your money, and give you honest values. So let us tell youmvhat we are doing.

We are offering every garment in our house without reservation at S3 1-3 per cent off. 33 1-3 Per Cent Off. Wa i8t received a large in voice of elegant Neckwear, all. The Encyclopaedia Brltannlca Is the WISDOM OF THE WORLD concentrated. It should be in every home.

Our subscribers can secure this work at a specially low Introductory price, and on the very easy Installm a of Ten Cents a Day. For sample pages address THE OBSERVER male np in styles and of patterns to please the most fastidious. Our price 50o. Sold everywhere in the oity for 75o. We bought them cheap and pro Man or boy, you need an Overcoat.

AH right. Kvery Overcoat we have is marked down boys of 10 years to men of 48 inch chest. Take a look at onr superb stock of Clays, Black English, Diagonal worsted Suits. The most satisfactory wearing fabrio in the world. Sacks, single or double-breasted, Cutaway, Prinoe Albert or Regent, that sold for $12.50, $15, $18, $20 and $25, now go at one-third off.

Elegant garments the product of the world's most famous mannfactu- pose to give you the benent. CHARLOTTE, N. Socks, Socks. 1 Hermsdorf Socks black cotton, 35 The best Book Beer in the eity at B. Mann today received 2,000 pounds of Arbuckle coffee.

Fresh from the roaster in New York. Price the same as at the factory. Discard safety pins! Away with batchelor buttons! Easily, Quickly, Permanently Restored. Iliniimn IICDUIUCissold with writ cents. Bought a lot at a time, else it the Central Care would be 85 cents.

on Tbe Oak City steam laundry sew ItiHUULIIU II LQ I 111 ton guarantaa to restore Lot Manhood. Cares wakniwoei. Nervous HomMnnn. and Wnratad. t.

flfl 2.S UNDERWEAR A shortWOrd abont buttons and tape. OAK CITY STEAM LAUNDRY, L. B. Wiai Royster's Cough Drops, They are palatable, They are efficient, 6 cents per panKStrn. on the dollar.

i Underwear. Come and get what I yon want in winter Underwear and These goods must go to make room pa 7 lust half price for them. Marked xieouiiy ena au we enia irom earl or later ex ceases, the retralta of overwork, worry, sickness, etc Fall strength, tone end development gives to every organ or portion of the body. Improve-mentimmaoiatelvaeentromtheflritbox. Ihona.

ends of letters of on filain mroffimk. fu r. Phone 87 Proprie Wanted Situation, working and attending in store, to horses, in house, several fears experience. Carey Parish, Jletfiod, Jf, G. be carried in vest pocket.

Sent by mail to en The Harris Steam Dye aaarea on receipt or price, une month's treat montinsaebbox. Price 11.00, 6 boxea, 15.00, with for onr spring stock. I in plain figures. 110SENTHAL CLOTHING SOS IATETTEVILLB OPPOSITE The Central Cafe has the best reputation of any saloon in the state for keeping tbe purest and best liq-wn Md beers Works has removed to 113 SoutVWiU mingtoB ttreet, BajeJa, nixsn uoaranua ramna money not eana. Bead ton fox the Genuine.

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