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5RALBIGU;.;Ni 0; THURSDAY, .NOVEMBER 6, 1879.
PRICE ONE CENT.
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-4- 1 JU LyXJ W
whom I gave
10 ICk trtfte tiT
da
will pav him 5-5
for the same ami ask no question. I
gave it to him at the corner of Wil
mington and MorgattTtreets. " The va
lise has my name on it in two place.
Leave the valise at the nmrblevard or
at Mtj (o ihraVjiiy
for it. The party is known. If not
returned in two days will be dealt with
according to law. W. O. WOLFE.
. l 1 . 1
icccj-Biniuraii average wneu
it is down.
A schooner thal ways tips a
beer schooner.
Valnut . h inttons inlaid with
whWwbare o'urV0 ' '
An open question AVhy don't
you shut that door?
fV"0-- .V.ut
illeJ the "corner stone.'
Derby hats are both fashionable
and pretty for young ladies.
-E. Dittinan, of 'JNcxvVork took
out a drttmrners license to day i- .
The aged negro and the. coraj
cobpjxitj.ij JRe latest compilation',
MiOk'1 - h 'J -; "
pcitlie,!' wrong n(q, y.'U' . B!no)
noj-yiUinGjftilly abnie your crediti
What ' of ten passes for the
Golden Rule is merely very poor
plate. .(
Jack f rost has kissed the . ma
ples, and they are blushing a rosy
red. v--;( ; '''.';;';
An exchange says that mince
pie for 1880 will be composed of
fourteen ingredients.
Now is the coal man's time to
smile, while the ice dealer begins
to look despondent.
The Circuit Court will meet in
this city the last Monday in No
vember, being the 2-kh iust.
Buckwheat cakes and syrup,
with hot coffee and rolls to cheer
up, are pleasant contemplations.
Mr. W. F. Craig of Salisbury
is in the city, stopping with his
father-in-law, Mr. V. F. l'escud.
Leave your r, business annoy
ances .with the dust of youromces,
and carry sunshine into the home
TjiisOis the time of 'the ear-'at
which 7ang MtP hyrte,th') Ins
landladyfjt' 'jVut 'f.aimther lilanpt
on Jus -bed .,1 u .i ul. ,.n-i1t&
Don't fail to reail the letter of
" Mose" wjiich . appears in this.
M
nice
lutle cottage built on Bloods
5
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DiJ MkU UMmlamA
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new
worth street, opposite Mr. dohn.vnlackwen & Co., oI)nrfiamvnd
D. ToiatohtoilhAV Ta8 sotten p by Mai. T. II.
The Mavor sent. John 1For.t..lt5lackn4lwai.uw'e
rrwt VT7''"u 'dfAm "ir rTirr fr- i -
ZA inU.irt tUv ,.ii,J0fflnH;
of a $50 bond for WS'appearaticf
if " : .
at the next term of the Superior
-Court.
r . V"t",' r f'ix .
Our friend, John Porter, at
:menas ana ine .uululc eauprauy
vwnen tney call, doim is a nice
'fintlfiman. and will i treats VOU all
"right. "Pay riira a visit." u!r.r,L,(l
Judge C. D. Upchnrch lias sold
his calico horso to
Mr. R. II. L.
Look out.
The colored people araantieipa
tin a gradllAiBVlltihe 17th
and in these anticipations we hope
they y,iU npt1Jpudi8nppoiatef.
There are 135 students at present at
Wake-. Fjml Golloge,l kind tLo cry U
still they come.
J. M..'KrenbauMi?B W.tbc place
to get ready made clothing. He
deal with, besides his prices are
very nioderato. Call an.d ,i . 3ec
lllTO. ' 'i " . JJl'J lnl)l f.if.H
The laana at lhffi'dorner of Mar
tin and WTilmifl'littffllstruets wn?
is J
r',',1'
burning" at 8 o'clock' this mor
ing. Oil is plentiful, we suppose, j
his cms'
is, at his omce, in the 1 ul-
office, to morrow night.
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1 AaEndihj f$bi
jartie:
1. . Ik A
parties at wmcit
pear as some flower, fruit or veg
etable. The lady who goes as a
sugar beat is usually said to be
dressed Hi the best' .afcte. ' k
He came in from the country
to visit one of our city belles. He
heard the bell , of . tho milk was .
on aild asked the lady what 'that'
bell was ringing for. She told
him it was tho bread and cake
wagon.c He insisted on treating
her to cakes and had to be held
to keep him f rom buying all the
cakes and bread the man had in
his wagon for her.
While, our article yesterday
may have tseemud to reflect on the
inefficiency of our police,yet noth
ing was farther from our inten
tions. When a robbery of any
kiml is perpetrated in the city
they do all in their power to fer
ret it out. Thev leave no stone
unturned to do all parties I full
justice, and it gives us pleasure
to make this statement.
The melancholy days are come,
The HaddeitOt .leyear; ..
Of buckwheat cakes and scarlet' rash,
And five cent lager beer.
'Heaped in the hollows of tue grove,
The autumn leaves lie aead, ' ' ' '
And festivals and cabbages
Are fifteen cents a head,
The robin and the wren are flown, t
AiuTfro"nTt-lie shrub Hie jay,
And by the fire the loafer toasts
y His shins the live long day.
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'!" In the receut . eletiou in New
rk Cornell. Rep., received a large
Majority over iiobinson, Dem. It is
'fnOught the Republican wilirhave
House. Long, rep., is elected over
Butler in Massachusetts. Large gains
h Jllinib,) the rephblieana. ' -! (.( ii
We were shown ,0gv .f n tle.
rettiest and best gotten up
advertisements this mqr.njng tWQ(
pvfir saw. It was for W. 1 .
i . , . t
fiiiJ. Ulacknall or . tno .xarbor.o
r-r '. iatllfmi :ll i 'T "ili'l-" '
Mouse, lnmaiw, ener-
at Agenc ior me Douuieni otates
for this flirra. It is very strange
that "this farm have never seen tit
. . 0fWHaft :n thfl Vmtmi vp.t..
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i :MiiM,r1av.)J 'i 'j
VOtton som xor ,o-uay.
Choice .qr
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V'.Qnp mariiwao. licpnse j&iueu. ,t,
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dayfc..ji... l i ..jiuI mi uiai
-ii W fiJN; p:yi .yo.ur, county, and
State tartes.' vv - f
i GoyaC'Via-hai returned frotni
'his'Tisit to GreehriHe.,',i'J -'-' '
-400 bales of cotton received up
to the iuufrj&liCVjtl-cris.
Hon. John Manning, of rJPitts
lyjr''i8 . registerqd'.-.at,, tUe.:"ar-
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; iMr.-J. A.rJifi!bi
ettiEn
from a briefuip To
lrminirton
'vpfit.prnav.
l ine oiieriu sunt inipuiy itog
outfto --St; '-Mara -Townslifp
to' day -to look ! :Arter trfjew;'-f'-
oo
:v i the most iopnlar place. iti
Mty." ' lie kelp's good outers'
the
and-Sjeils tlom,cHcap. ;v
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.tMmEch
8
o'clock train, to. n,ight for Fayette-
ville.
Be shreWo' WM ' what Tiionias
Donaldson says in our advertising
columns. He keeps a full supply
of beef, pork, and sausage on hand
'all thft.tipie.: Give him a call.
A mail can never pass around
a bat on tne sioewaiic wituont
kicking it,yet a hat may bo passed
around in a chu'eh aisle, and
everybody will feelobliged to put
money in it respc(!tfully. It, all
depends upon t!ie style and loea
tion of the liat.
A Deputy Sheriff went out to
Houses Creek Township yester
day, and spent the day looking
after taxes. He succeeded in col
leering 13 cents (luring the entire
day. The Sheriff says if the peo
ple don't do better, they will see
"ructions." Good gracious!
Marribd. -At Salisbury Street
Baptist Church 'at 9 o'clock last
night, Mr. , A. ;Farris was
united in marriage to; liss Lucy
J. Betts, ; llev. Dr. Thomas' E.
Skinner, ,tho, pastor pfficiating.
They; entered Uijj tlwrch the
loiiowing style 3n.nn cook tneir po
sitions at tiie atav,;')Mr. Frank
Hl lieartt and Miss, Lucvyigh(
Mr.ob(MtVri aftU'Mls Mil
in-
ni6 Betts ; Mr. HenTL. Thomas
and " Miss Annie ' Barber ; : Mr.
''' r' ait a CI....'"
iviarcom : mr. vv . a,, oiaier anu
!1 4cr U ikmn I'lifl'li-h M I f hue
i.tli3o JLilll ilia L ii 1 ION , Uliaoi I
F.arvii'in(l, MifelNftaiinirelh: M
We ,wish ..thoiiil newly! married
cbuple all1 th'e iappine' possible
in this world:i)-iri'-'i,";,:f'u "
A ) . .'-.",-.-:-JL
SiMMaEii-ling ii4A and yoking'
grs grow up to xnajnhopd apd woman
ho(jd and marry. " In1 after years they
have a large !famiy 'of little-ones. Then
it is ym. to.tieid;iiti(kil1"
tyien ire hea'rs oflsotoe hevf' cbttplfe "g6'
mgto be married, "Ah! podf ybhngj'
man. -He-1 hiiol ' "belter' stay single.
Same way 'with old married ladies.
They ivei the-8athe advloe. BnieJ
times pebpkTmal,ryand tlieir" xnarrfege
ij ?i n. I. . . i i . mi. i 't rj l(.
ine; is f aisagreeaoie. . xnen; you can
hear'the man enrse h.11 wbmen tod flay
tney arb ftaitidsi'-. Siwne-: way wfth1 wo--mn
aboiit men.' Etneh. "on6: rwilt flat
tha$ ithy! wereJ single : tKey "wbidd
j'iaveitmarry again: and' tbat people
afa f ool4f tb et ihartie'd. But iust let
a marriage take place at the churilf
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. , JteveunHiA'bceipJU.$l,4:33.tfc-t-.'
l ! T 1 1.1 i . ..
on ia -t von ilu-l&s i uicnwuyu iu u g'jyi
' .riTocta audience, at titreet.
last timn;. Sue leaves-en the
; -I -'ii I'M, . ( . , -. : ' .
hi ui'mu mi ii (UlillM iihii wnwrfwa
wth-rtnps: itr is -strangeo'file'win
talk so,fanJ;-thn almost bWiWheir
uccks ixyiug - to get to fiit
Jukoss Pok Ul S.' 'Cnictrr ' CloW .
The following is a list of the jurors that
Lure 4)troii ilrawn f or fh Noyenabed
term of the U. S. Circpiit Court, which
,i (kn,.!J tl ;,. ..i. . 1.11 J '..1 :. . I
meets in this city on the 21th of No
veinberjW J King; W A Porter, CtG
Laty itf alJVf Mtott fi
pol, B J Perkinson, P A Wiley, J W
V logins, .UUJ ,indley, UW-lioufle4'
tj-l; :vViHiam.s;! OAi-teu-CaoburyiLV
limappnllri Sion D ,. Williams, f W.1W 1
'Forrest, 0 F Jones, F C Christophers,
EnnisV W H burroughs, AV H Peace
D F Fort, J. Z. Bennett, W A .Puly,
AU Fleinmingj col, Allen Lime,' col,
John Rogers, coL C D Hatchings, W
G BidJiokrtfH WctheivU, J Rowan
Geo IlWillibmS, 1T.A Htvcn
kcTf feloW Fartfn, AlW Terrell, cdlT
J) D (.Till, Juatfoh iJ Prahie. James
Womack. r-
Barking ajsd Catching. Lieu'
ben Kauiholz was arrested yester
day,' charged v'it violating sey-
tiou ftrtjciie yo or tne city;oao,
by catching hold of a colorod
mjjn i&iiHciferin witlt'-hLlfrJe
passage along li.wTisou street.
lie ,vas uued,J.O , ann , costsraud
took an appeal. Air. Ivuujholz
keeps a store, and it-, was alleged
that he was trying to induce the
man to purchase goods.-Bal.'Sun.
4th...
The Horace Waters' Pianos, sold
by J. L. Stone, General Agent, re
ceived the First Premictm at tiie State
Fair last wee k. 1
I). S. Waitt ScJSv. k
have just received one of the prettiest
lot of Sack Suits to he fonud in the
city. I you don't believe it go and
see for yourselves. 9-6t
Card photographs of actresses
5 cents; larger size 15 cents at
Stewart's New York Crailery. tf
Mr. J. L. Stone's Averagis
des of New Home Sewing Machines
are over one hundred per month. He
has sold over fifty (50) in the last week.
Office and showroQUis,No. 18 Fayette
villo &tret,Rareigli, X. C. :A noT-tf
Improve the condition of your horses
and increase the' flow of inilk from your
jows by buying the prepared mill feed
of Jones, Uroen Ar Powell. , T Bey, hav
constffiTrtrySbniltaiiiee'8bpbIyioJ
wood'k'nd coali wliieli you kiibxr makes'
he liresid80 ' cheerful. i!Xo.' 47 Fity-'
eteville street. --:( - ' " i
.-( GeprgC4 oidajau )(ias ;Jii., receivud i
another lot. pf Fine! gutter. , , ,T rtf . .
v ine imest 'iied' liTng Apples ln'the.
city at Georg-e GoMinrtS ' 'tVtl
.'' i:!.. . .-.lU i i'-i "
j finest 'Red ' Tim? Apples itf thd'
Look Before Yor La. i
Ste wa''salllrllf flJSaoe ;
cneap pictures, outings maao . iree ,
befdroyoir. 'Vi,'
The ew Luffland Ogaawiis awarded
the fiib Dreniiuin,. aii i the. late North'
j Caroih a Fair. J. L;8toiie,; agent, Noji
jio iiijcucriiio oticcw - uutu
!. ' THET CAKViMlflAD
anywhere else. What? i,T,ho.se ,fie,
oysters atE. T, Jetpr'A Qo t 1B.,r
5 1. V. ' TftB BiST iTlilNOET. JFOR '. ! ..
cough.' 1 aft at y:oni drug f tore ,fthd
ge,t a oottie or unerogee incuan uugn
Cure. ' 25 cents pet "bottle. ' " no5-2t
Why that ft. & AVaitt 'Fro; Mve the
prettiest' -"Sack ,; Sulfa oi'raady madS
f Jlothftig in the oity." ' " ' "
wu.jr,o ui ee these ijame mU croak-
in k Off tho fi-Out seats,' sitting 't'lieru uro j
4!
.You can get th,e bft pcviutry cider
In tb city m. L. D. -Ii . ,WhiteUad!
on WitLuington" t,tftitt, next to Wooll-
n-H . i j 'A ' . ' e ' tit h
cott oio front CkTlkiii.'et'a yaAs;
AVafded 'thc New Home 'ioewing
Mataiine Iif 1878.;!nAlso;;wfotHer
medal awarded' Wy tiib faV.e'fj
N.'C: i itiHtlj'sl! JohnHAit1 AVtgVOiU
' "''A h&ilz Utt b :",.t I ,
Soap, cheap at wholesnK , - t Johnson
&Wigg's. . ..7 i"4nb4-U
. The Place To. Bus ...
Groceries at bottom prices is at John
son' Wiggs.' ' ; '' " no4tf
The Tew UsGLASD Oroax was
awarded the First PREMftii"at
the fair last weeL J. L. Stone, ageit,
No. 18r, FavettevilW Jtrtt,',( Raleigh,
Ni,a; , . :i -Af. : . -iAu:
tn Notice Fdu the - LiiiE; ;- '
Arrival of fine worsted. iTOti3 ! for .
children and infauts at Madame Bes-
sonV !,: . ...'ifi'P r t J'tf
: Quo share of. .Peace Institute1
btock' for sale.. Apply to P. O.
Box 1:4(3, IUleigh,;Nv C. . 11 Gt:
: J. L Stoiie has taken the agen
cy for tho salc. of ;E.: Butterick
te Qo.'s Patterns ' o one ; qlse
will be supplied with these., put-;
ti ris but by. him, as he'is the j
elusive, .agent. His first ord,er .
consists of $000 worth of these
elegant, patterns. They will ar
rive irt a few days. . ' M0 tf
NOTES AND NUDGES-
BT P. O. T. HOOKS, M. I., OP NEW YORK.
There is nothing quite so rash
as the measles.
The plum harvest is at hand
and the plumbers are having full
crops.
Why is a glass of frosh lager
like a mad dog? Because it froths
at the mouth.
It is all very well to talk about
"plowing the water," but they ofr
ten use hose for water. ,
' llelancholy barber (with soal'7
above his business)"! don't get'
much of a livin' by it, sir!" Cus
tomer (through the lather)
"Then yon ought for you scrape
hard enough -for it!"
Skirts are to be gathered to the
waist this winter, says tho fashion
Journals. Hevings! are we' going
to have mud waist': deept Miss
.A.ddie Boyd. Noi'ii tha? Weans .
the waist pf the ypnng men, und
includes. ''-tlicoimg woman intqT . :'
'skii-'t. ''i-V
.rri 7 1
s, , $T4 N$W$. -v, ..
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u For a mdel newspaper. we refer our' ,
readers to the Baltimore Sun. Any-' 5'
thing in the worjd you, want, in the .
way '6i reading, 'can beftnimcl in tliat
paper.".' :t)uly SQ'oenM-tiimouthtf'ot'.; .
: :,'f A'Uir. 'ChAyetofjtttdlivle:!f!'
BiMriffcenlfy-diBd'ff?oto-ittiffe6t9 bf
aibuiltot by Gen. i?rftiicia JMoli' y,
Oxford Tqidhhglif. . 1 " ,
. 'JH-!': 1 ; ... 1 ? ni;' ,V'.: '
Miss Beuie. Longpst is' " at . home v ,
again,' after a Ibn'gbsence! Alairia'noe
GdeatieT. ! " THat's IKe' ' longe&t 'naiae we
evor heard. i . Ii; - ! . .
.Diphtheria in Winston. ? 2 (' 1 ' ' "
if V
A . well, d;ev;lope,d child, weighing ;
1 1-2 pounds, was born recently near-
Winst6n- says the Leader. ! ' : ',':l
W'' A i i'ii w J .:'! v. !-.')ih diaij
j (Ihe . first case of .proseoution, for y-
arryihg "crinceaTed weapons, is ' W "-
Charlotte.' Winston Leader. H,iis v"
take. Happened in Kaleigh aboji(t A. ).
month ago.