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RALEIGH, N. C. TUESDAY, .NOVEMBER 11,4879;
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Poor market to day.
Bad weather for green pork.
Aitumn leaves, -winter eomes.
Leo D. Ueartt Sr. is still quite
sickJ r ; " -o ; ?,' '
An angry man 6hould pull clown
his choler.
!Tne traveler.'' oii therroad tb
ruin needs no guide post.
The rout to the coal bin is a
hod road to travel.
of infants mborn. v- ' vX
Old Probs is beginning to un
pack his stock of winter winds.
' robaoilities Cold in the head
"with theumatic tendencies.
. Whooping cough is prevailing
to some extent in the city.
. Richard Schell, a prominent
New York politician, is dead.
j One 'touch of naturer Whoa
tu get your nose frostbitten
? Every city should sell its own
gas atrCost price to its citizens.
The warm 6pell is causing the
mosquito family to make calls.
The mosquito in his chest pro
tector now sings muffled evening
songs.
The mayor had no cases of
special importance before him to
to dav.
The religious interest is on the
increase at the first Baptist
ennrcn.
We are much gratified to learn
that the daughter of Capt. T. F.
Led is better.
It will soon be neck or nothing:
with the strangled Thanksgiving
fowls.
The Grand Lodge of Masons
will meet in their hall in this city
on Tuesday December 2nd.
Now is the time for all who
Jiave the money to lay in supplies
oi fuel. By and by the cold will
.set jn.- This spell can t last.
A young man who sneers at a
girl's false teeth hasn't a well bal-
ancedhead. JLiJt mm marry a
girl who has toothache and he will
see where he was lame. n ;i j
The Seaboard and Roanoke
railroad is doing an immense bii-
;a MMft Mini daiivAacli Way
j lotton 1 beibfftQe Mplearticle 5 of
rains- aaity;
freight
rarmoges Jiro Beiung iu xwau-i
i n
t cents apiece, and in Raleigh at
J ten-cents net profit' of fiTdand
three quarter cents, pn , e.aXih.i
after deducting freight. .
Old Bob Ridly would hardl1
ever haV6'sungJ "Pfti1 ragged and
dirty, von know," if he had Jiseji'
sis wSLA mM tdfif o
warm clothing can be bought at
J. MJiRosenbaoHi Mot aoagf
wi)h comfortable under garment
thrown W.11'1 ! 1 !
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The Thanksgiving boom is the
next' and it is likely to be a
thankful one hereabouts.
We are glad to learn that the
condition Jf AI. JLM? Blake,
who was paralyzed" a few days
since, ifc improving. (
Six cents a mile for round trips
will be charged on th& North
Carolina Railroad for masons vis
iting the GrandiLodgd at Raleigh
in December.
- -Atncibn? lookers will he njTitlui
ing the night of Thursday next to
witness tho great display; id the
heavens as . pnic by ! astrono
mers. " 'tnr.'-.i rr:r '
Tho. dry, Warni weather ia atr
acting the nDtice of scientists
throughout the country. No such j
season 'hasbeen pxperieijced Bjooc
lOUD.
Any Justice ofthp Peace who
can boast of being grand pap two.
times in one .week, ought to leave
but the third letter of his " nairie.
This would make him Squire Ba-
bee. Next. .'
During the last seven days
there has been seven babies born
in Raleigh, and Justice Barbee,
who is tho grand father or two ot
them, says it is not a good week
for babies at that. .
The Board of City Commission
ers made arrangements at their
last meeting to re-emburse the
State National Bank tor money
advanced on interest account All
right.
It is useless" to deny that .the
great scourge, diphtheria, has not
abated in - our uihUr. Several
children are down with it. It is
some consolation, . however, to
slate that the disease is not of so
malignant a character as at first.
A large crowd is expects to
participate in the approaching
Industrial exhibition of the color
ed people in this city. We know
we speak the Fentiraents of our
entire white population in wish
iDg the affair a great success.
The increase in the receipts of
cotton in this market, for the
week ending Nov. 8th, were 490
bales. Raleigh is rapidly becomiBg
one of the largest , cotton markets
in thp 'country.' 'if we could only
make; a good start in the tobacco
line, wo would be i all right and
we will.
Hie citv of Raledgh has allowed
MajAA! Lew;J:hevBum of
$?b0 as ' damago8v;if or. opening
Johnson street ; to Wilmington
streJhrougbthe Maiarpreni-iSes.-
4iWe consider thf atht a
small estimate, but, if the parties
intereVieti kVe satisfied, tibne others
i i
r . - - l - r , r K,
i pan comruaiii.
Wafihincton county. N. Y., hav
:bSeaHf)urihMed CV3firm ,jpf
manufacturers from Guildford,
the flrm will transferase;!; enre
bsinesg'!to this teotintrjit vf.u t
r'takit)iacewiDiJew.iii5lricj panic
cleric Wtlitf 6ttm of '3Jp0q
wehATBiDVlCaleal t
) X r$l t.7MiH 9 .old !)-r. r
Unddr the'- direction ' of,. Mr.
Faircliild, Nash Sqdare M ill sobn
become an ornameat to the city.
The jr rap gome at ipf the hot
houses aha, tnHfffct tTre"Wrk gen
erally, is uncjer-.the charge of
Mr. Foley, a Baltimpre gentleman
of lt charter, AUl wjd frjd;
lig"nce. It Wfis a luckytftiy for
Raleigh when -tho square was
placed in their hands.
v le attthorities.of tltg enten;
tiary are now prepared to receive
orders for. mattresses,., having ar
ranged to go regularly into the
business. We .are glad. ', to note
this fact, and we hope that the
day. ia.. wjpt- $$.r distent when the
lusnftnWb -tvftf "fie Wartra stkree I
of revenue ratho thanu expense!
to the tax payers of the 'Sla'e.
The gentlenfian Who exchanged
lats with Mr. John Myatt at the
Bdenton St. Church wsterdav is
Hfffe&ted to Xqtft rfle Hl
se leave jUQ sr f d.
tt Bro's stort), ;,herfl he can
get his own. zt
Justice Barbee had a case
of Larceny on hand this morning
It had not terminated when last
heard from.' ;
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Revenue receipts to day $734,-
94.
One marriage license issued to
day colored.
The Winston Sentinel denies
the raging ot diphtheria in that
place.
Mrs. George Francis Train is
dead.
The' re adjuster of Falmouth
Va., recently attempted to burn
Gen. Fitzhugh Lee, in effigy be
cause he wanted to pay their
honest debts. What a sad fall
e decendants of Po
cahontas and the cavaliers of
England. On the pther hand, we
old tar heels aref1-delighted to
see our worthy Treasnrer taking
up the honest debt of North
Carolina.
Hinton Rowan Helper, formerly of
North Carolina, and who is remember
ed bv many of our elder citizens as
the advocate -of "emancipation before
the war. is encaered at St. Louis, in
writing a book in adrocacy of a railroad
from near Behrings '' Straits ' to Cape
Horn. The ultimate hope of Mr. Hel
per, if that at, 8ome future day, .the
United States 'will wpy hnth sec
tiVMis of the continen? with the capitol
oh .the i8thmos of Pamama. Not an
event;
.The theamometer on yesterday was
nearly one hundred fiu tlie aun. We
saw it tried. How is this for Novem
ber. .' '; , ,
Wo once 4ier(L hat our city
Fathers had in contemplation the
extension of .orgaa 6treet across
the railroad and to a point near
the penitentiary. This is a ques:
tion, which, in our opinion is o
importance to our people. There
is only one prominent outlet from
the city oh iihe . westj-Billstoro
streeit-aBd at tWeji too crowd
ed for the comfortable padsagetdf
vehicles. The main expense 1 will
bethe bridge 6Veth.eralroa6L.
. iVTko members' of Marite'o Lodge,
;iNo.!l.8,iarerinerepy ; apjciuo., w
m'eetdn their bdgarooniio-wiKht
at aHoclor; 'the-'trahsactioD of
Now that tho elections sire over
the average. t street politician is,
sighing for c'xcl'ement, and looks
wonderfully forlorn, , t
We' sincerely- ttA-ct to learn
that Gen JLoJinstqne, Jones. Ad.
jiftanV GbnWa! -6! Nortli -0?h-
lina, 13 quite sick in Philadelphia.
CrPKisa. SinsoiJEd Cheapek , :
than ever offered in Raleigh before.
IMeart; pevSi- rt. , , I'or. sale by 'car
Ra Ar'Bmall quantity by JneiGreen
& PowelL uo8-tf
We were pleased to see our
friend M. N. Amis, 4 Esq., on his
legs again- ,this morning, after a
protracted illness,- . ...... s )
jqjiarge flocks- of wiil: goose
WEe' observed passing overi the
city yesterday, flying southl
AVefO j they getting out ""'bf' ,ftie
way or rue railing stars, or nymg
from a coming cold snap ?
Why not7 cultivate tobacco in
Wake .county ? The 6oil is good
tfor ft,' arid'a' start m Wake5 would
help Raleigh wonderfully. Those
who ought to know, say that a
tobacco crop is more remnnora
tive than a cotton crop.
Fine chromos, Mottoes. &c, to.,
lower than ever offered to the public
at Levy's Southern Bazar 5
With the Medical Convention,
Federal Court and Grand Lodge
of Masons', Raleigh will have lots
of visitors during the preseut and
next month. Let us treat them
all right.
Water is becoming fearfully
low in some of tho wells around
Raleigh, and we learn that some
of the mill ponds in Wake are
about giving out. A good rain
and cooler weather wonld be rel
ished by everybody.
Removed. We have removed our
office to the second floor, over Tuck
er's store, where we will be pleased to
have our frienda and tue public call.
Cbawfobd k EvEim?,
nol0-3w Dentists.
The 27th inst., has been ap
Doiuted by the Executives of
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many of the States as a day of
thanksgiving in accordance with
the proclamation of the rresi
dent of the United States. .
The scholars of Person Street
Sabbath School have a Sunday
School Concert exercise in rehear
sal. It is said to be good. The
concert will be given on the 20th
inst. Tickets can be had from the
teachers or scholars at -25 cents
each.
Gold Medal. First premium
awarded, the New- Homo Sewing
Machine dn. 1878: ; -Also, another
meaal waraa oy urn late iair. o
' ' Sheriff Nowell ha3 not so far
appointed a jailor ia place of Mr.
Jirvant. The bnentt ,t will no
ti
doubt make a good selection.
is a place.,. of fmpprtance and
ouglit not to.; po nurneaiy nueu
Look Befobb totj Leap.
Stewart's GaUarJOnhe only place for
cheap pictures. Sittings made Jrde
before you nay. ' " ' 1 ' io4-t '
U ,;'. -tpiBsi Premium, ; v .
The New England 'Organ was awarded
the first premium at m late worm
Carolina D'air; 1 J ir. toce,i.ageAS, jno.
For the best fitting dress shirts go to.
Levy's. ''')- !"al "'v"' " ' ! 1 0
The unusnally 'warin tepell on-1
eiates against the 'interest' 6f tliof
oyster dealer.' Those who onght
to kn'ovv, however; Inform ita'U
an oyster if lwaj8giOoA4n4eft
sbn'- w0tFier'vvatni 6?col6J-fchtt't
h, provide' it'isf'p'roperly'UepftPiit
J.' ' S1 tone h''f akdVtlie 'a'geri
cy for the sale of E;' Utitteriek
& Co.V Patterns No ' (hieb'fSc
will be supplied with tHele pat
terns but by him, as he, is ,tjie. ex
clusive agent. HisfjLi' order
consists of : $6Q0 ; yortli, uf , tqsq
elegant patterns. They,, will ar
rive in a few days. 10 tf
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An immense crop of grain has
been barypstedniiiH.tiiis:;uuntr,
especially in the great .northwest,
and yet flour has gone up consid
erably; and' is 1 expected :to;;igo
higher. 1 he reason' given, is,
iv'-i 111 ll
nat a large amounfwill oe need
ed for foreign markets,; but as
there is no large European war
on hand, we fail to see the "point.
vV e rather think that speculators
are at tho bottom of the ' attempt
o make a " corner of tho "start
of life."
One share of Peace Institute
stock for sale. ' Apply to P. ().
Box 146, Raleigh, N. C. 11 6t
There being no legislature this
winter our State officers will have
a comparatively ... easy time of It.
The Treasurer, however, will
lave something to, do in the way
f decreasing the ' debt. Noth
ing seems to arouse up the spirits
of the Doctor so much as to see
a fellow coming with a large bun
dle under his arm. How we do
wish we had the wherewith to
fund a little.
Notice fob thh Ladies.
Arrival of fine worsted goods for
children and infants at Madame Sea
son's. , 6-tf ,
Much' indignation is being ex
cited in New York and other
cities, over a recent order bf the
Postmaster General that all let
ters not having the 6tate as well
as the city or town in the direc
tions, shall be sent to the dead
letter office. This piece of red
tape is expected to bring about
much contusion, and will proba
bly result in.; lost in business cir
cles. .'.';")
The Place To Buy -
Groceries at bottom prices .is ac John
son Ac wiggs. . . , ' .: ; ) ;np4tf
A sad case of poisoning; ; took
plape recently near Goldsboro
which should , be a ; warning io 11
parents. Two children the eldest
of which was , .thirfeen, years,, old
met their death by eating what is
knoWh as: ' night-sHady borries.
Children frequently, when; wan
dering alne-in the woods1,' par
take of such ' things 'innocently
believing them ''to ' be; - harmless.
The best plan r is to .keep, a ftrict
watjeli.on ihei' movements: until
they'are old enough ' to fu'clb!for
, , A, Choice, lips Of
N. C. Sams at Johnson & Wigg a, jioi
. A TitBflB TjQI-ftg
Soap, cheapat oleaaleyrfit Johnson
& Wigg's 1:0 no4-tf
iLtiaypes up again,., .i
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