RALEIGH, N. 0. TOKSDAY, MARCH 971830.
ENiNG Visitor.
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LABQ3 WE, OF
BTTTTBR AND -EGGS'
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CaU at L. Branson's' ' Bookstore and
buy a new American Sewing Machine
at the very lowest figures. .
For 1 Butteticks
J. L. Stone;
Patterns. Go to
Always fresh, beer on tap at
A. W. Fraps. . ' . .
Family Bibies from $2 50 to $7 50
each, at L. Branson's Bookstore.
; For Organs and Pianos, and in fact
all the diffarent makes. Apply to J.
L. Stone, Agent.
J. A. BraqfasK,! has just received a
lot of fine Floriia oranges direct from
the orange groves. fe21tf.
Yobk's E.ioiiisa . Giumuab -High
school a new edition, published by
L.' Branson, Raleigh, N. 0. Price $1.
Go to M. Gransman for. your gro
cerias he keeps a full supply of the
best and finest fpbds at low prices.
J. fx Store '--'148 -How
Sewing Machines 8 pianos and several
organs danng the month of Janury.
Feb 19tf.
Look at the advertisement of M.
Grausman and see how cheap ha sells
his sugar. The pricas of his goods
are corresponding with the prices of
sugar. felStf.
A full assortment of Wines and Li
quors on hand at A.'-?W Fraps' whole
sale department. Also 'the best Mil
waukee Beer in bottles. . 27-tf.
Mr. J L. Stone sold 891 of the
New Homo Sewing Machines last
year, heing;an , iucrenso of about
400 over fcho sproviods year '
- ."Toil" can1 "get' ' oystlrs op the half
shell,! siewed,! fried m iA -ahy fashion
at .ft ;F jloys ; .Club. House.! . He ftlsd
kQftpa t finest kiacls of liquors. .jCall,.
ye hungry aa4'.khiwty'.' ". ' jal7-tf
Egypt coal at 650 per ton delivered;
Anthracite (joal, Splint coal, wood, lum
ber,, shirigjes,, grain," meal and forage at
wholesale dnd retait Vety low feyJ , H
w; fvhiOllE3,'GBj!EHi&'P4wBlliiy'fi;ii
ja3-tfi iq fchll ?-itiiBMfii' JM?rw
?'jd c) 0 Qtfov .WAto fn'r;! J ui
a finecaifrfaga or buggy doa't
drop xnto and see Mr. Alfxed Upchurch
on Hargett street. , He has ti leiarid
COniMetstbbkf' botnvmdde Work? tc
whkai heihdtas' jttt'eaentioa.Qf ihe;
ze home manufacturers. -, nol7-bt
0. Weikle, the Fashionable tMer-.
chant Tailor, has just received a jjice
supply 9f' Pattern's! 'suitable' fb'Spring
and SanimerP HeH invites' theypublio
to call atad examine them. mhl-6t
J Having heard Ithaf parties are selling
bread in my- naiieI will say , to my
patrons and tha'piiblio generally that
Impl6yln6 carriers! My' breM fcan
always be found fresh at Mr. Mosely 's
Dining Saloon.. . All 'orders left there
, will receive prompt attention, as I go
" -with my wagon to all parts of the city
daily. Graham Bread a specialty'.'-- 1
J .;V:i RespeotfuUy, :.!r
0. J. Fbikl, Baker, .
feb25-lm Cor JJlount & Dafie St
Onion1 Sets at Bratworf's Bookstoret
They are, B p?are , his - season. ... ,C?pV
If yo want to spend ,8om pleasant
notrre go to' A. 'WFraps' Billiard
HalL, 27-tf.
Frh Beer on Tap at ,a)l tun:s, at
K W. Fnpel . . 27-tf
- I fuli, Pijnoa. Organs, and Sawing
Machines on the instilment' plan.
I ell Butteriok's" Patterns, Sewing
Hacatn"e needles and e-if, Sc. See., on-If-tat
tufa; ' Pleaa doa't forget Clus
Jiotioe vhea you waiii thq abov nam
pd goods an A oblige yours very truly,
LlLl'Stane; Faye-ttSville' Street Ral-
leigh, N. O. - 274f.
I " Vichy, SaratogA" crinine and
iSeltzer water on dfangtit' at Pes-
,nd Lee & Go's. ' r' '
fcs Placb To buy your Saddles!
HarTiessV Bridles, Collars, Hames,
LBnggy Blankets, &o.j watB. F.Wyatt
AiJanJ psi.iJUartan street, ano door
bo?0 Bfirryjftabtes. They keep a
lull stock of everything you may,de
desire, and yen'asfcljWpWtfeie cheap
est. Ybj, last Saturday laltae, they
Bold (11) eleven setts of fcanneaq They
employ only first class workpoOi con
sequently the work they iurfi out may
be relied on. Their trade is increasing
daily. Our city and country friends
will find them all right, uive them a
call, nihlGt
Onr Soda water is dispensed
from one of John Matthews
Fountain's, of N. Y.
WE HAVE just received a large
stock of Spring Nothing for boys n.l
children, and will make it to your in
terest to examine them and learn the
prices before buying elsewhere.
R. B. ANDREWS & CO.,
mh6-2m Clothiers an I Hatters.
Go to Pescud, Lee & Co. ic1
your Ice Cold Soda Water.
line of samples from Messrs. Devlin &
Co., New York. J. P. G. will take
your measure and Devlin & Co. will
make the suit. A perfect fit guaran
teed or no sale. A large and attractive
stock fine handmade shoes just re
ceived for Spring trade. Prettiest,
nobbiest and best in tae market. Pri
ces right. niliG
Pescud,' Lee & Co., have been
running their soda fountain all
through the winter.' hiah8 tf
Messrs." Stronach & Belo will
ell next Saturday, , March 13th,
at 12 o'clock, at the store, a large
Ut of Peach and Apple .trees of
the best; .quality., lhese trees are
all frdnij the finest jmportec fruit,
and fro.nVone ot.the beat nurseries
in this Stat$ and are 'sqld, this way
to introduce, thjem iq this, section.
Alo forsale, a,finei twATear old
Bull out of a ilampton-.caw tpj
w' Alderney., UalL ; .4fl?3( .Bull
' -' Idfe ! cold Sod a , waier a t Pescn d
To He feaders of ' "the Visitor
r:t ins a r j U, ;'
'fThero re (seyer,ai ; ;Babscribera
in the,it t Wper forff;thj87 paper
that the ..collectors.': cauyolj,, findj
They . are . respectfully skeil , to
come forward and settle or else
their names wilj le taken off our
books. . lake Ju;ud and govern
yourselves, J accordingly, ye delin
qucnts. ; - . "
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March ca ne in as gentle as t
lamb. It remains to be sen
whetlier, the, old adage -will,, V
verinea that it win 20 out hk. a
Onr exchange notthaththere
will boifoHi conjunctions of 1 the
moon with 'ManetSi .rfXtfuWK
and !,yenjwithia ton - day's ,frora
tn em insi.
Mud.;
Mudder.
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Muddersstmud. V
'' Muddel-t'8tnjnd3eT.
Mudereaimuddrest.
Elm treca tin ,ull leaf.
'Let's get a oorneJ on these !
Ralef gh nwspapKrs. Money in it.
,Get your, rnarts reacly, boya.
; Spring overcoats ard .' bndding.
New Moon on Wenesday night.
The "roAT" ol a. horse, is. in
froit. J
TrsajurefWorfhteiforts $27,0OQ old
bonds to-day.
The man who ' dines off pig's
eet is reduced tq extremities.
But greater bore Ipan all of these
All will agree, t ween,
Is that confounded little teaze,
The puzzel of Fifteen.
Buck shad were seventy five
cents a pair to day.
Splendid time to predict the
otal failure of the peach crop.
The warm weather has resnr
ected the bothersome house
fly
Weather. No change of Pro
gramme, about the same as yes-
day.
March has been, lamb liko so
Par, but it will not pay to discard
flannels just yet.
The huckster stalls were crowd
ed with eggs to day at 15 cents a
dozen.
Mr. Geo. W. Jolly is a happy
man. lie says it is a girl and it
weighs nine pounds.
The avbntns, our mo9t fragrant
and delicate of wild flowers, has
been blooming for several weeks..
Smoked herrings right from the
fishing shores, the first of the sea
son made their appearance , in
market, tpay. ' ... . : ( . ( ;
i Bairds New Orleans Minstrels
exhibits in - Metropolitan Hall,
next Menday night, ; instead of
Tucker Hall a3 wo had it yester-.
day. . .v ( i:f
Drummers' licease, was 'issued yes
terday to Messrs. Chafc. Branch & po
of Baltimore, and to day license was
iss'd'ed to"J. M. Wych of Petersburg,
f tye yere 'pleased to' see' diir f rienef',
WM. Malone! E3q.tofVCftldill, toi
day, who is here engaged in sevrkl
fraportani Wts i pbnding1 in tKesSu-retae'3ouA.n.,!-
'! h"'n
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A special meeting of KaleigK Otap
ter Nb; JO) Royal ArclkMisons, will be
held this (Tuesday) evening at 7 1-2
o'clock for work in the Royal Arch
Degree (instea i of, for instructions, as
published in the morning dailies). ' AH
companions in Royat Arch Masonry
are cordially invited to attend. ;
John Barleycorn met one , poor
fellow .last i night wrestled with
him and finally left him in the
ditch, this morning when discov
ered by , he Police, wai almost
drowned having s had the full
benefit of all the ram and the
acumnnlation t water, in the
ditch. I n9wilW .tf"?
Room hanging out to dry.
Lent half go,ne. :i . ,,ti
Revenue Receipts yesterday,
$7,082.23. " '
The Texas Tribune says : r"the
late ' atmosphericnl freshness has
brought on many cases of Coughs
and Colds, and Dr. Bull's Cough
Syrup is in gVeater demand than
ever. Price only 25 cents.
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Mayoe's Court. Nothing do
in?, 3
drunks and down
all
in
the Guard Houso.
Fcn Ahead. John R. Ford's
Baltimore Dramatic Company
will play at Tucker Hall, Monday
night, March 15th.
Key Found. Mr. Richard
Crabtree left at our office this
morning a plain iron key with a
pink tape string attached, which
he found on Fayetteville street
on yesterday, the owner thereof
can obtain the key by applying at
this office.
BfS KIND AND GENTLK TO 'JHS
old. It is said that even the can
nibals have a tender regard for
old age. Tliev will not eat a mis
sienary who is over fifty years
old.
Married. Mr. J. D. Mitchell
was waited in the holy bonds of
wedlock, this morning at 11
o'clock, to Miss Maria C. Hill,
by N. W. Pool, Esq., at the resi
dence of tha bride, learthis city.
How we -Colored Tatbrs do
Swim. " Going to leave, Mary."
"Yes mum; I am very discontent
ed." "If there is anything I can
do to make you comfortable, let
ma know." "No roam, it can't be
did. You can't alter your fiijjger
to ray figger, no "tnorn't 1 can.
Your dresses won't fit me, and I
can't shine on Sundays' as I nsed
to did at my -last place where the
clothes of the lady1 fitted 'xactly."
v . . ! ' m'Lm " . .' f ' ( i i ' ; s
St6p TkrE?. A negro "fellow
captured a 'pair of ehoes'-frdm the
store of Mes'srsl Yeargiri," P-etty
& Company taday, ,and ,made
for tho street,' phe s "of the' clerks
saw, the. movement and, followed
in pursuit, the negro seeing that
he was persued dropped tho sto"
len goods arid 'went ; tn his way.
The shoes were returned ta tho
store. But the thief escaped un
punished because no one'sopmed
to interest themselves . to secure
his capture, although. there were
many pn.tliqtree a the, tjie.
Public. Debate. On Monday,
March 22d, the Raleigh Literary
Society will hold a public debate.
Subject u Should the 'AVestern
N. C. Railroad be sold." We
are indeed glad to hear that our
yonng men are so 'energetic and
have an- eye t; their iStates' wel
fare. t.Theso youig gentlemea
are engaged in a trnly laudahle
enterprise and have,chopen a sub
ject, which, is hijjhly .ortljy of
their timelabor ami talents. "We
bespeak for them . a large hu
behavior ' alid wisli .'"ihVirl ",3G6d
speed iu their noble efforts. '"'''
Almost ax Accident. Mr. Mahler's
little 6oa J alms being" tuxioits to iako
lessoDH in h6rseVackriJlngT15'uyeist6r
day, was placed on & nofsV, and befaro
the little fellow could gather th reins
the horse galloped off at a rapid paca
down the street. He held his position
for a while, brit finally "was dumpsd" in
the mud. ' No bones" Drokn, nobody
hurt, only a Iauh at ike boy's expense'.'
He insists that hs was not thrown, but
that ha jvmped off. Thsre is a differ
ence of opinion on that point, 'when
we take into consileratioa which en 1
hit tke ground. Try again, Jalihs.' it'
was nat your fault this time, but ba
sure you have a goad hold on tha reina
naxt tyae you mak j the venture. We
wish you better luck and belisve you .
will succead. 1
Redeem your Property.- Tho
last Legislature passed a law al
lowing persons whose land had
been sold te the State for non
payment of taxes to redeem the
same upon payment of ten per
cent;., in addition to other charges,
provided those charges be paid
before the 13th of March, 1880,
After that date, tiie per cent, will
be nearly three times as large.
Parties interested and in this
city and county their name is lo-,
gion should therefore lyse no
time in redeeming their real es.
tate. Go to the county treasurer
and pay county charges, and that
officer will tell you how to pro
ceed to get back your property.
He has a list of tho persons in
Wake county for whose lands the
Statti has deeds, as appears from'
the latest records in the office of
the Si-crutaiy of State.
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For the Visitor.
To Earnest G. Smith :
Having seen your advertise
ment in tha Visitor, "a' wife'
wanted," and being (as most girls
of my age are) a little . weary of
single blessedness and feeling that
your method of obtaining a wife
might be a little' romantic, I have
concluded to answer through tlie'
Visitor. I ani nearly nineteen,' .
have anbnrn hair, and 'blue eyes,
ana a graduate of a Southern Col
lege, and ah' only child. ' My fath- '
cr, though not 'Wealthy, is"iirde-A
pendent, and I have a "small for"
tune in my ,own right .fixed .upo'd
me by a rich uncle. If you feel,
disposed to a'Oswcr. this.' m'lioni-1
mnnicltionadcipess 'to Virginia!,'
and placed1 in the ' city ' pos "office1 .
will reach irie safelyvaHd;f receive
prompt, attention. , 5
U"'tiRGriiA7H
Raleigh.' CVlIarc'ligthr5'1' .
TlTo firo'bngs
are certainly in
biir' irndst. ' biit'
agahisT' t liem'.'''Jt Twd" oi' ' lthreo?
bales of cotton, in the ref'o nit
G. F. M: Dall's store,' were self on1
fire Friday night.' ' Tlie bagging
was liuru'ed off arid ' some cotton
on the sides yt the bales wks con
sumed, " but fortunately the ' fire
did iK't make much progress rtnhl
daylight, when it commenced to
blaze,. was discovered ' and, with a
few buckets of water, was ex,un
gntshed before any 'rreat- damage
was done.1 The presence of barn .-.
ed'-'rid unHinied' mafo'uVftri'the
gtViihd disclosed tho fjict that an
incendiary Wf 'been' at'-'vrdrk.'
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