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VOL. 2-NO. 34.
RALEIGH. N. C. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1879.
PRICE ONE CENT.
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a Visitor. ...
Evening Visitor.!
TO.M.UTLEY. Local Editsr.
Take Notice. )
The Visitor is run by a com
pany of three persons and is not
responsible for individual debts.
Those having claims against any
one of the tinn will present them
to cither individually and not
hold the company responsible.
All amounts due the Visitor Vre'i
expected t be paid on Saturday.
We. are not able to run accounts
with any one.
Weaver Bros'.
WilmingtoVetreet,
i'East of Maflcet;
stoke.a& i ' ;w;A$6ttSri,
East Hargett Street.
DBALHRS IX
q.ee;rau jijerchandisb,
Commission Merchants.
Satisfaction fcnaranieed.- e2-lm
llf cents. '
300 bales u .
Market firm.
Nothing nefore the
Jievenue collections to dar
ThnupMt seMnUnlivint
the sale of white satin.
Changeable silks are very well
1 suited for bonnet strings.
The World calls a , tack on a
hair aeat a"aiarbnger of spring?
A little boy, of Mr. Wm. Simp
son is (iown with diphtheria.
Ladies ate bound to drees in
fur this winter if they can get it.
The Federal court is still in
session, J udge Brooks presiding.
If you want a pice, smooth
shave or a good hair dress, go to
Davis & Dunston.
' Spotts & Gibson, of Richmond,
Va., had a drummers license is
sued to them to-day.
Major Twitty, at Mrs. Lowe's
boarding house, is the best por
ter in the city.
Mr. J. IL Hogan has fresh but
ter and many other things. Bead
his new advertisement. ' '
Twelve white and twenty-two
colored couples were made hapov
durrnghemonth of" . NoffembtSrs
m inis county.
;old reliable commission mer
Ichants;1 make a ; very tempting
.announcement.
Bead it and then
pay tnemi a visit.
If you want good boots, or
anything in, the dry goods line
heap, read' the attractive adver-
isement of Mr. J. Q. Edwards.
He has a fine supply of both on
land.. . . ..
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Thei c- conference meets
at V llsrip to morrow, ,'
The re are very few genuine
chrUtiani in this world.
Go totta revivihit Swain St.
Baptist CUiurch to night and do
better. V '
Our subscription t is increas
ing every day. Many thanks to
'our.kindbfriends.
The (jfrand Lodge of Masons
meets to morrow in regular an
nnal session in tins city.
Mr. Moseley's oyster saloon is
the most popular resort in the
cLt J' . 4j & i fixed , .up in . elegant
style and is just the place to take
iy'pur sweethearts. . ...
Mr. Jftfiob IIigg8 keeps a freih
supply of oysters and all kinds of
wild ganut on hand all the time,
flia price are as cheap as the
cheapest. . Give him a calL
RLveVoidj, tW
bale of cotton by fire last Friday
afcrlit. No insurance.
UtttM YisxroK is the proper
It
nel Uttsttgb which ta Kim"
tiee your different articles, if you
o!cirgtb1ii3kefqliiul salesl'-Itdf
re the largest cS9 Cctr9ulation.
Mr. Joel 1). Whitaker keeps' a
full supply of wood, coal nnd
brick on hand all the time, lie
isTselling at reasonable terms.
Head his advertisement and then
send him an order.
Every member of the Hesper
ian Society Club is hereby earn
estly requested to meet this even
ing at the office of the American
Hotel at 8 o'clock sharp, as busi
ness of great importance is to be
considered.
W. E. Thompson, Sheriff of
Robeson county, brought Jim
Mnrry, Frank Blount, Wm.
Scott, Zien Judd, Lewis Single,
tary and Isaac Buxton, all colors
ed, to the penitentiary today.
Their terms ranging from 1 to 5
years. :
We saw an egg, the size of the
end of your finger, that came out
of another egg. It was perfectly
formed, having a good shell on
The hen that laid it has spurs
fust like a r6ostcr. It can be seen
at the furniture store of Mr.W.
H. Morris, opposite the post of
ficA For fine groceries of all kinds
knf pri'es to suit the times, go to
sp Mr. E. J. Hardin. He sells
groceries leasonablo. He keeps
everything you need, and-besides
he is such a clever gentleman to
deal Vfk Read his 'new adver
tisement, ? ' 1 '
"Who were the seven young
ladies who pat up last Thursday
nidiE to see the stars fall? i
Always fresh beer on "ftp at
A. W. Fraps.
If you want good tabic board,
by the day or month, go ft see
Mrs. L. Branson, at No. 1, Fay
etteville Street. f Her talc' is
supplied with all the latest deli
cacies at all times. Give her a
trial and bo convinced. !
llui most convenient hall ana
best pool and carom tablesf at A.
W. Fraps.
. The best fitting buit of jready
rnade clothes I ever had, 1 pur
chased it at Mr. J. M. Rosen
biijm's: store, and I advisq all of
my, friends to call ,an4 Ret hem a
suit. Ho will sell you goods very
cheap. Give him a call. V
The best and largest ass-traent
of wines, liquor, &c , at A. W.
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' Mr. A. W; aps oppcite the
market, on Fay etteville Street is
the , place" WTjfo'. , j8 r ' class
liquors, 'MlIrM
Harris -'presides' at' the $ar ; and
11' h V'"w "uij. ' 1 ,":7 '
will foca up juimnyistde yoa
may desire.
1 ! Several barrels Southampton
aPPle lnmdv for sale cheap at
J. vv.. i?raps, wnoiesaie aepart
rpt'rtt. decl-6t
TlVft ditch n4'J)awsyn street
needs the attention of the city
authorities. They should either
have it filled in, or lse put in a
turbine wheel during the preva
lence of a large rain. The pres
ent ditch is injuring the ground
three folds more than if there
was none at all. Onr worthy and
efficient Street Coramissiomer
should look into tho matter.
Thk Halkigh Dyk Works Is
the place to have your clothes
Dved or Cleaned in first class
style. Kid Gloves and Slipper
cleaning a specialty. Morgan
Street, West of the Presbyterian
Church.--6t.
Thjb First op January will
be the last (lay's for cheap pictures at
Stewart's Gallery. Two large pictures,
25 cents. nol7-tf
Ctpbfss Shingles Cheapek
than everojfered jjn Raleigh before.
All heart; never rot. For sale by car
load or small quantity by Jones, Green
Th.3 Place tc get your fine Nor-
folk oysters is at NV. H. Hicks's stall
on the north eiilet of the market, in
front of John W. Upchttrch's store.
He has them fresh every day and will
take pleasure in filling all orders. Send
them in. no26-6t
Nearly Three and a Half Mill
ion Dollars Paid in Benefits, un
der General Accident Policies, in the
Travelers Insurance Company, of
Hartford. Every business man should
have a policy. Wm. P. Wetherell, ,
26 6t Agent
Winter Reading, L. Bran
son keeps the largest news depot
in the State call and lay in your
supply of winter reading at pub
isners prices.
Every physician in the town
speaks well of Lincke's gymim
sium.
Be sure to go to Mr. W. A.
Gattu' and get your supply of ap
ples. He keeps a Mne lot of tliein
on hand all the time and sells verv
cheap. Give him a call and see.
for yourselves.
Messrs. L. D. & W. R. W om
ble have just received a supply of
pearl hominy and grits and seve
ral other things to which they
call the attention of the public.
Read their advertisement.
Madams Besson.
has just received another fine lot
of misses and children's cloaks,uls
tersjackets and dresses, which are
going off very rapidly."' You had
better call early or you will miss
them. She is selling them very
fast. no29
M. Rosenbaum, near thacapitol, has
just received in additiou to. his well,
selected etock, white and colored bed
blankets, white twilled , flannel, red
twilled flannel, large lot of balmoral
skirt, ladies, gentlemen and children
underskirts, ladies satchels and trunks,
canton flannel, trimming, lace and heck
ruffling oheiap as ever. . We ask an in
speotion, of our, assortment. Respect
fully, M. Itosenbaum. ' 23-6t
umltnie and Toys. '
I am now receiving one of the finest
lotso furnituro ever Jn)ught4v this
city- and am, selling them at Jthe vfttjj
lowest figure. I have also a nice lot of
toy-the ' very thing fr' Gliristouw
presents whifh I am scyiygery low .
Give me a cull and be eonvinced. J no.
T. Morriss. corner F ayettevill" audi
Davie Streets. t uo26-tf
, , Iir You Want
A fine carriage or buggy, don't fail io
drop into and see Mr. Alfred Upchurch
on Hargett htreet He has a large and
complete stock of home made work to
which he invites tht attention of the
public. ' Qive him a call, and patron
ize home manufacturers. nol7-6t
There are several people owing
us for subscription in the city. The
collectors cannot find them. If
they do not settle, np their names
will be cut off. It takes money
to even sleep in this word let
alone running newspapers. Out
side subscribers when their time
is out, unless otherwise ordered,
will be cut off. Thousands of
papers have suspended on account
of the credit system. It will
never be said so of The Visitor.
Watch out for the cross mark.
Mr. B. F. Faison killed a shoat
yesterday months old which
weighed 255 pounds.
, Mr. T. R. Fentress would in
form his friends that he is still
running his boarding house and
is prapared to accommodate the
public either by the day, week or
month. Read his advertisement
in another column.
Mr. S. M. Farrishthe painter,
requests us to say that some one
borrowed the top-piece of one of
his extension laduers. Any in
formation leading to its recovery
will be thankfully received and
the party suitably rewarded. r It
has a piece nailed on the side aad
two iron catches on the end of it.
Dec. 2 2t.
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I Old gold stockings embroider
ed in pefcock tints are esteemed
rich.
The chill v streams beirin to
pull thick sheets of ice above
t hem. . .
Sealskins are shown both in
dolmans and long, half-fitting '
saccules.
"it
Embroidered slippers of the
same stuff as the dress, are pass
ing fancy.
NEW ADVERTISEMENT.
wooiv colu '
wood,. , ccnC)
WOOD,' . cSaK '
Lumber and BrlcU,
LUMBER AND . .: Rl iBMb&, 1 '
LUMBER : akd , BRICJ. .
J. J. WhlTAKER,
Foot Hrgtt Street, Raleigh, N. 0.
de2-jlm; ,
Butter! Butter!
B iMH
has just received a fine lot ofButtar, '
He filso keeps a ull line pf ready-mad
clnthihg on hind all thetim'e.'and als-'
a.fiijfj supply of family ricerieiirhiofi ni
ne ill sell as cheap as any man in llal
eigy Corner Martin Blouat 'stSdr ''
; Christinas. ! i
By your Clir1tm;is supplies from
Johnson & WiGGg
is
Their stock is large and eompleto, ''' i
aud you con buy gooda of them ttj
cheap for tne cash.
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pEARL HOMINY TtiGTS.
J ust received a lot of that extra qual
ity Pearl Hominy and Grits, groan
from new corn. Also Golden and Sil- .
ver Drip Syrups, highest grade of fam
ily Flour, warranted to please.
L. D. & VV. R. WOMBLE,
de2-6t Cor. Wilmington & Hargett sts.
FEKTRETS'SOARDING HOUSE
No. 15 Fayetteville street.
NEAR THE CAPITOL,
Will accommodate from fifteen to twen
ty weekly boarders, with or without
rooms, on as reasorable terms as any
house in the city. Jurors and witness
es of the Federal Court, and membeaa
of the Grand Lodge are requested to
give us a call as they will find a pleas
ant home during their stay. The tabid
will be supplied with the best the mar- ,
ket affords. Transients and visitors '
will find it to their interest to give us
a call. Our porter, James Murphy,
will take pleasure iu conducting yoa
to the Fentress House. de2-6t
Boots. Boots.
One dozen and a hall cases just re
ceived, which I am selling cheap for
cash. . "v."
SI1AWLS !
SHAWLS 1
In endless variety aud at your owm
price. ,:v ,
Fine Becbdij made ClotlUnjt
as cheap as the cheapest .
I also keep a frill line of dress goods.
triuiks, Valisos, umbrellas hats, caps,
bed blankets, and quilts, shoes, c.
All I ask is a call. My motto is
"Quick sales and small profits."
J. Q. EDWARDS,
de2-lw ' No.5 6 Hargett Street
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