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RALEIGH. NC. Fill DAY. OCTOBER 31, 1879.
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Local Editor.
LasI day of October.
$33,060 of C old IVmuIh ' -wer
surrendered for exchange to day.
7 ' For pood, r.hoap table hoard
f and good rooms, go to the Ilow-
ell Honse on Blount street,
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A eon of Mr. E. B. Thomas
was injured yesterday, from the
bursting, of a gun. . k , , .....
Card photographs of actresses
Scents; larger size 15 cents at
Stewart's New York Gallery, tf
I ( Mjiss XuU daughter, of Goy;.
( Holden, while playing in the
. yard yesterday, tell and broke? her
leg. : , ,,
Theo. Fentress has a nice stock
of confectioners which he is
celling very cheap. Give him a
call. Iheo. is a clever entle
ttian to deal with. I .,
Call ami see Stewart's fine dis
play of ; pictures. He jhas a
plgndfd photograph of, Glawson's
tobacco; maehiifo. I Call arid '::e?4
them.
Has those forty opossums that
were.drove ta the city the other
day from Chatham county, been
, -consumed yet ? We are very
ifond of them.
Don't put your private bottles
i n the . garden, especial 1 y i f you
have puppies around. They
might 1)0 Hie ineiUiS of letting
your wife into the secret, .
t Tlot of Sack Suits to he tmin.i m the
city. I yon don't believe it go and
Jjl- ' ' ee for yourselveis. y-6t
1 We regret t i learn that the lit
$. Y 'tie daughter of (ur friend M. J.
. Moscly died on yesterday, after
', ;a severe illness. iiie tuneral
fA Jft . A
i t took mace this atternoon at .1
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-o'clock from the First Baptist
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-cuuren. i ne ranmy navo our
"' sincere syn i pathy in their sad af-
ilitjtion..
Viil We saw two drunken colored
Women this morning on Martin
"iS street. Thev were using the vi
' lest of language.
They camfe
mb, t! totth and were on
'0-'if I terlM toMfcikl$b.M$sl
'.: t Jng to people on the 'street.
vV.'1 for New Berne, to make ' it his
'' -fniniA' bonUv 1 Wi rr irref tti low-
"yon,- Andrew, but wish you all
' the success possible in your new
" ...home. ( AV"e eommend him to our
New Berne friends as a gentle-
$m WMWW TyrA youU "larahat eU ;er
f '$ 'i -k-t Why ithftt S. Waitt & Bro. hare fh couhtrymanJ: HF he slid ' out of the
v-:nrttait Hank' Snita of ready iaade'..e;'i" f!-" f'tM-niv 1 ,
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fstreotb yesterday. '( It. .win . ecr
tainly well gotten up and reflects
great credit on Evans i !ife,Martin,
the builders, for the taste display
ed in getting' Uiup. . Tley are
tirst-class workmen and turn out
nothing hotrtlic wery i bent wtirk
front their shop. -
The latest improved Siager Ma
chines for sale at J. L. Stoue'n office.
Pnw $25. ' 6-tf
. Improve the condition of your horses
and increase the flow of inilk from your
cows by bnying the prepared mill feed
of Jones, Green & Powell. They huve
constantly on hand a nice supply of
woddand ct$L; which you, Jtnqw ijnaHs
the fireside'so eheerfnl.' No! 47 Fy
etteville street.
' The pump at the corner of Mor
KA . M$f - Bloodpworth t stjccfsi
neVdd r.uhlexlTate attenti?n.R The
people in that neighborhood are
put to very great , inconvenience
to get water. ? We lopo, for the
accommodation of those good
people, that the Street Commis
sioner vvill have this pump atten
ded to at once. . ' '
You can get the best country cider
in the city at L. D. H. Whitehead's
on "Wilmington street, next to Wooll
cott's open front; Call and pet a glass.
George Goldman has ,just received
another J6t of Fine Butter. ' fi-tf
.His children were:in greit gee
yesterday k evening- as we passed
the house. Wo enquired the
cause of their happiness, and they
said their papa had just come in
yvith a new suit of clothes on
that he had bought at J; M. " lio
senbanniK, "Mid ho looked so niuch
better than usual it made them
feel prond of biui. Ve passed
on, and only regretted that we
were not able to. make our little
ones glad also.
For the best fit-ting dress shirts go to
Levy's. ;
Gold Mkdal. First, premium
awarded the .New Home Sewing
Machine in 1878. Also, another
medal awarded by the late fair. S
Frank Rod f ord of the tirm of
Red ford & - A rw) dell , and Ed.
tleartt, of" I lie Raleigh "National
Bank, went out to the Centennial
dime party at Rolesv ille last night.
They are nice young gentlemen
and no better representatives of
our city boys can be found. W
hope the ladies treated them al
right. James AVood ward of the
tirm of - Woodward Bro. was
also present
The finest Red King1 Apples tite
city at George Goldman s. b-tl
One of our vounjr uentleoje'n
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who clerks in a hardware.- I re
fe'n.A trvinjr to sell a! fCQUD k :S-
tleman a cow oen tne ouil-
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" Umph !- i:. sam me eouiiuy-
'maOtf " that rbell qan!t be rhe rd;a
hundred yards ", " l tfu are ims
folfpn mv friend." said' tbe clerk.
six miles." "mat is too stkono
fti'beil:foir;jno;ien
Did you cd that pfcdlel's wag
on, Wm. Sxlmon lnd on tin?
fjovely weather.
The chestnut worm
oppose
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crenUnl ?"?: - Mi Ml,
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None but the brave deserve the
church fair.
'It is tttnir ifoV- f ad ihf bYiakets
V) be unhung. ,r
i The breath of winter has wilted
lisleth read gloves, )' . ;
The cool weather imparts
briskness to shopping.
Trtfil'NEV lisroLAND' Oboaw ; was
awarded the Fikst Pbbmium at
the fair last week. J. L. Stone, agent,
No., 18. .Faretteville 6treet, Raleigh,
N.e.-,)h : t
Oh, yes plenty of thc:n. Tar-,
keys, eggs, chickens, and in fact,
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IMants in winter do not want
much care, but; want it regularly.
Sateen cktV this season is
adorned with silk raised polka dot:
. A. beautiful new texture for
lacfics costumes 4$ 'cal!c(rl'"nattc
glace."
Majolique cloth has an invisible
tripe 'on a' darnel's hair grpnnd;
Photograplis of the different
actresses and other celebrities for
sale at Stewart's - PliotogVaph
Gallery. , 63 6t
A new arrival of millinery and straw
goods, silks an fibbohs at Mrs. It. A.
Beasley's, which will be sold low for
cash. Blount street, Raleigh. Dress
making, eutting and fitting done to or
der.
As a fly-catcher Jack Frost
out ranks" any baseball player' in
the country.
The legs of mashed musOjiiitoes
break with . a crisp sound this
frosty weather.
uf rai l ; door-n't trome pretty
sooiij milk Will have to be sold by
dry nieasuie.
Love is iweet and so is sugar,
but sometimes there is ar ood
dcal of gritriti both.- .
Fine ehromos, Mottoes. &e., Ac.,
lower than eter offered to the public
at Levy's Southern Bizar - 5
The Hok-vck Waters' Pianos, sold
by J. L. $ on General Agent, re-
oeived the FtKST Prkji;m at the State
Fair last we&k. ' ' ' I
Some wide-awake luw discover
ed that the American . climate is
phenomenal. . .
If you wish to keep y iu' iiifs
during the winter,it :'s now time
iO put thein in pickle
Thanksgiving approaches an
the turkeys' a:;eVamazed at t!
liberality; with which the f urine
are feeding them. r
Thiols the kind; oi , weath
that makes a young ..lady tu ,
from pentuneiital revefi.-s to t
contemplation of buck wheat oak
, An artist who had paiuted
picture of ' a goat" esiling gn
has, by this time found out t
art to be appreciated mu.-t be
to nature. U'H ,
Revenue. receipts C,7S1..4. j
Maj JJAV. Scott, of Haywood, u
jwas in the city to day
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The Governor left -at 6-oclo k i
this. m. for.iGreenyilie. to vi-it ! t
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nis wire. : i
Judge Strong has. ruturnul to
the city, after au absence' of sov
cral weeks. ,
500 bales of cotton received to
day, and sold from 10$ to'lOJ. J i
Tone of market steady. i
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We regret to learn that J'iss .
Florence Reeves is seriously -ick !
with diphtheria at her residt-ue
on Blount street.
The man with new tight, shoes
and au ingrowing nail seems to be
the one who is always selected by
fate to be compelled to run for
the train. . .
NoTie tfoa tub Ladiks.
Arrival of fine . worsted good- for
children and infants at Madame les
son's. Ci-tf
Harding & Bro. Philadel ..hia,
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uermaner, nailer uo., . .i ew .
York and Oorprew tfe Hii!)fer,
had drummers license issu to
them v day. 1
Query: We would like to .sio.v
what's become of the pic-. o
music entitled, "When the co'-ton
comes in." The cotton has( ime
in, but the song has not.
We were glad to take U the
hand this morning Mr. Gj . W.
Alley of Greensboro, . wlu. was
once a resident of this city. He
was looking as well as he. lid ten
Vears!ako"id was Hs ' full !o:: life
as ever.
That old cow with a be'i o?'i is
a great, nuisance, and sin il l oe
kept up at night as well as day.
The people are complaining that
she disturbs their slumbers at
night. ' . ' r .
The dime party at Rolesvillo
last night was quite a success.
There were a larsre crowd in at
t endance especiall v of beautiful
ladies. They will have another
soon. We kno k this will be
good news to' several of our young
gentleman friends.
It was reall v amusing to see
Walter Tucker watch the old
duck that swallowed his 10 cents.
He ke6t a"strict seye H)n it till it
departed for a enthunnnV hitch
eh,' and then sent word t tlu
cook to hok O'lt for his 10 enlv-
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til,: hoti?, - -. Kuu,.; N '
will bo uivi-T n ' iici-e&s.!y
c;uryirii;, fov- 3ni iiry I'rpliit stock.
but can buy as he sells, and thus
operate on a much smaller capi-
tal. Our tnends will nnd these
gentlemen polite and courteous at
all times to deal with. We coin
mend them, and hope our readers
will examine their stock and
prices before purchasing. Read
their advertisement. -
" Jailed for Incest.
Last Friday, Metritt Upchurch, who
resides in the eastern portion of the
county, after'n preliminary examina
tion before Esquire Wilson, was com-.
mitted to jail, it"! default of bail, ou a
charge of incest: His daughter, the .
i-ompatiibii in his guilt, was released a
St vVM-itness. She stated that she
at tirst consented to hia iniquitous do
sires by reasou of direct force and vio
lence and afterwards through fear.
Wlu u arrested he ' attempted to com
mit cuieide by ' shooting ; himself, but
.was prevented 1 froni doing so. rPitts
boro Hecord. ' - - -M
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Mormons -Defiant.
A telegrapnio7 dispatch dated Salt
Lake; Oct.' 27tb, states ' that tUe Mor
mon leaders are still defiant. At a lata
conf eroncefive of the apostles avowed
their determination to : defy the gov
ernment and live: up . to their.princi
plea. The acquittal of ' the murderers
of Elder Standing fndveH the Church
orgaa to intensd Wrath 'tXaan edito
rial published las! (feVenii,v t t aya it is
l evident that a jury can.. ' A enpan-
j ' nellod irl' Oeortnawhicl. 5
' ' ffassns for killing a More r
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