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Evening. Visitor;
! t'
villi Bros;,
m. 1
re in daily receipt' of frsli. goods
such as Butter, Eggs.' Chicken, White
an4 Mixed Bea?, ,Pea, all manner o-
country produW at wholesale and re
tail.' ' . ' "T '
Just received : ' 1 A splendid . lot of
Family Mackerel, Jones' Baking Pow
lr, the finest Family Flour in tho
martetrSd Jaf,' Ooffeesreaa, Syrups,1
Molasses, to. i -
I kep a full stock of family supplies
. always on hand and for sale at low
prices.
CITY VISITS.
News scarco.
Easter will soon be here.
Business very dull to day.
Not an item at the Mayor's
office.
Slim vegetabl
morning. .
One marriage
market this
license issued
this morning.
Called meeting of the Board
of Aldermen to morrow night.
See notice of "a second hand
safe wanted. Address, Lock Box
: 213, Raleigh, N. C.
Ix-Judge Wm. A. Moore, of
Edenton is in the city, in atten
dance on the Supreme Court.
See notice of a front room
-office for rent on Fayetteville St.
Apply to Messrs. Pescud, Lee
.& Co. : ;
. hQ Supreme Court will prob
ably 'get through with hearing
arguments from the first distrct
to day.
We return our thanks to Col.
L. L. Polk for a copy of the pro
ceedings of the State Board of
Agriculture held in January last.
-Wi OH Thomas, Esq.,' and his
beautiful bride, arrived last night
and were tendered a reception, at
the i residence of .... Mr. . E. B.
Thomas. - :.:
1 'The ''toiiqwig :. que'atlon has
been asked us : " Can a minister
marry himself in the presence of
witifesees Y ' Wq-turn it over ;t
sl fo ppgalfta tof anl
We understand that a party or
gentlemen ip thi3rsciry,!,qonten
plate bilying up ,theTpririlegeifjftf
fishlngm Neuse I river, from'
Smithiield to the Neuse ;,J riVb'r
paper manufacturing company.
Home Sewing Machines yester
day. Tfte8emKine re th
best offered here for sale. Thos
in heed dionid makt ar noteiof
this and govern themselves accor
dingly." Jl '' $tprie,' General
Agent, Mo. 18 tajeUeYiue bV
The reception and supper given
iri honor of his son. W. G. Thoa,-
as, Esbr.andhir beaufiM' and
conipliBhed bride last night at
thVPwdence B. ! Thonias,
Esq.', was .attended ty. a. I'arge
number! (iefthfi. friondt of -the
family. . Everythinff' the appetite
' could' desiirt ;wa red'in
. prof usiop, arid most T heartily en-.
KALKIGH N.
-
. Popularcouglis and cods
Colored lacw begin . lo perme
ate society. ,
Straw bead work 'will be a fea
ture' o spring millinery. ''!;
Peach treca sro in bloom in the
gardens about town. ,. .
There are one hundred differ
ent ways of cooking onions.
Japaeso designs and tints fig
ure largely in the new percals.
Ivery satin.. ribbn - makes a
nice throat bow; it', suits any
dress. ''
Common colored ' lace, says a
fashion writer looks worse than
none. ' '.
Summer dresses of muslin will
be very simple, the fashion proph
ets say.
Now is tke time to plant uls
ters and furs whero the moths
will not get at them.
Some of the delicate spring
fabrics suggest tho tenderness of
summer atmosphere.
The man who docs not know
what to think must try and think
what he should know.
"Fifteen" is Dot to be intro
duced as a text book in our
schools. That game is blocked.
Not an item of a public nature
could be gleaned from any of the
public offices in the Capitol to
day.
We are sorry to hear that the
family of Dr. J. W. Alston is
very ill, especially his youngest
child.
Regular meeting of Seaton
Gales Lodge, I. O. O. F. to night.
Every member requested to be
on hnud, promptly.
There will be no services at
the Church of the Good1 Shep
herd to night. The Rector is
suffering with a severe cold.
We noticed as wo ,, parsed Lit"
tleto '-yesterday, ; that the au
thorities of the R. & G. R. R.,
wero raajuga jargoj addition-, to
the, warehouse at that place
wThef sanitary' condition xA the
city .wasTiiever better says ;the
fficer. who has it ln charffel lie
says ho (.-has had, .back yards
cieaneai ouu i wmcn iiiav j,wcycr.
beem cleaned' out before
f,lejr spmig
daily iftt Mr.
s. are ariying
A. Creech's jemn
pijUnr, and hi is sellingtheai at
ke
is
the place.
When you 'want harness - sad
dies or anything in' that iine, you
can be accomodated on reasopable
terms, by applying to-c Messrs. ;E
F. 'Wvatt & Son, on Martin
itr--" ' " J1TC -ti-... j-Jr -vt'
wen selected eiocsr. -
Capt. . J. B. Timberlake, the
i p
polite and efficient Conductor on
th vE.fe 'vB:rRi,w48titaken
quite ill on his way to Portsm,outh
yesterday and had to1, surrender
Ml trafii ti'wkri1iSther ' mftn ot' Wei-
hope ho will be up in a few; days,.
C. THURSDAY. MARCH
RcceiptVof cotton to day about
50 .l)alcs. ; Middling 12 cents.
Market qnict. (j f ,
If "Ida L-.: 'Montrose' will
furnish us -with i her real jiame,
wo will publish her communica
tion. .
Mrs. J. A.,: wife of L. N.
Keith, left yesterday afternoon
for Winston on a visit to her
relatives.1 " v'
See notice of dissolutioi of
copartnership ,bitween Messrs.
Atkinson,' Bingham & Wagstaff.
Mr. B. Ll Bingham becomes sole
proprietor.
If you ant the best piamos or organs
go to J. L. Stone, who soils them on
the instalment plan.
Our aged and much esteemed
friend, David C. Dudley, Esq.,
who has been absent in tho coun
try for several weeks, has return
ed to the city. He is looking
well and is as jovial as a boy of
20 years.
We see at the Yarborough, E.
Pa6i Voltz, of Teher'an, Persia,
who is on tho lookout far the
establishment of the culutre of
silk. He is much pleased with
Raleigh, but is greatly surprised
at its want of enterprise. Says
the sou ror the mulberry is all he
wants and the climate perfect,
but that the electricity, produced
by the frequent thunder-storms
in summer, is a serious objection
to successful culture. He left
this morning for Durham where
he proposes to establish a factory
for the manufacture or the silk
in Oriental style; he will then
leave for Bald Mountain, the ta-
bleJartd on top, he says, is,(from
its uniformity of temperature
and other peculiar advantages,
superior to any locality in the
Old World. Why can't Raleigh
offer the same or better induce
ments than Durham for the man
ufacture of the raw material.
iThe Tuckkk House. We call
special attfcntion to the , card of
this ; house kept -by H Mr. K, Iv.
Ferrell.! ;:, The table is supplied
with the.bet the market , affords
at., all .. .time's. , Member of thq
Legislature j will . find . ! this . an ex-
celloOt house to stop a,t. v '..
(RpBa,: jBAYOr Wilming
ton etvoet there are . two grocery
stadsijadijoin.ing. Qne . of the
firms adTgrtiies, . ;Tli4 .ptner doe's
no,t,., TJUejprie, that. arertises is
doing flourishing, business. , The
oet: thf,ta does c.ot advertise .is
closings u p his , business because
we ask : 4)es it, pay , to adver
tise?
A; Sad Waring.--Ip yester
day's ;1Sitob vvas;an(,,item abou
bnrelars: breaking into the room
of Ml Jordan , Wpmble's, &c
It shoold have read "the room of
Mr. Wouable's cQok was. broken
into." The printer who corrected
at the. piece, Mr. hd. Bennett
now lies m stato, jftta the capitol
and'W'll r be onried. to morrow".
This ie .Ah sad warning (to other
printers who make,., editors mad
tLOnrwas BtucK rntnrougn and
through, with the. scissors,, ; :l
11, 1880. ; i
fMk'RftifcDlA't-the residence of
tho bride's father at 2-o'clock
to day, by the Rev. W. S. Black,
Mr. James A.' Sanders,' of
Smithfield, JohDstow county, to
Miss Henrietta M. Goodwin, of
this city', -daughter of Miles Good-witi,'Esq.'-1
The happy pair took
the 3:30 train, bound east, for the
home of the 'groom. We wish
them a long and happy life."
Get out your Licenses. The
time for which many of the priv
ilege' licenses ' under' Schedule B
of the Revenue act were obtain
ed will expire on the 14th of this
month. Every person whose li .
cense will then run out must make
immediate application at the
Sheriff's office for another license.
Attend to this, and keep out of
rouble.
Attention Clans. Tho Hoo
Doo'gy Joanses', Strilurs and the
Scum Snatchers, aro ordered to
meet to night at the lodge of the
oint council. Business of vital
importance to the fraternity is to
be transacted. All members in
good standing are ordered to be
present. Any failure to comply
promptly with this order will be.
visited upon the delinquent with
ke usual poialty.
By order of '
Squash Head,
Grand Mogul
Small Pattern, Secretary.
P. S. We would say call on
Tom Harris for further particu-
larf : but as he asked us not to
do so, and as we like to be oblig
ing we will not say call on Tom.
Recollect the place of meeting
at the same old rendezvous.
I sell Pianos. Organs and Sewing
Machines on the installment plan,
I sell Butterick's Patterns, Sewing
Machines needles and oil, &c. &c, on
lv for cash. Please . don't forget this
notice when you want the above nam
ed aroods anl bbliara tdurs very truly,
j. L. Stone. Fayetteville Street, Bal-
eigh, N. C.t . 27-tf.
Egypt coal at. 650 per ton r delivered;
Anthracite coal, Splint coal, wood, lum
ber, shingles, grain, meal and forage at
wholesale and retail very low by
' Jones; Gre'e & Powell;
ja3-tf x - Raleigh, N. C.
IP Yott WaNT- i
a fine carriage or; buggy, don't, fail to
drop into and see Mr. Alfred Upchurch
on Hargett street He has a large and
complete stock of home made work tc
which he invites .the attention of the
public. Give hirn a! call; and patron
ge nome mannfacturers; '.nol7-6B
C. Weikle, "1 the "Fashionable Mer
chant Tailor:' ha just" received a nice
iJupplyiof Patterns suitable for Spring
and Summer. , Je invites tne - public
to call and examine them. mhl-6t
; Haviag heard that parties are selling
bread in my naoaie, I will say to my
patrpiis and the public generally that
I employ no carriers.- My bread can
always be found fresh at Mr. nosely ;
Dining Saloon. All orders left thei
will receiver prompt attention, as I go
with my wagon to an pans oi me ciiy
aauy. uranam rrea(i a epeciuiij.
! " ' " Respectfully, ,
O. J. Fbiel, Baker,
feb 25-lm Co Blouni & Da'rie St
Onion Sets at Branson's Bookstore.
They aro scarce - this season. Call
soon. . ' mhl-t:
If yol want to spend somo.. pleasant
t Z. -1. IXT c- t;ii.vj
HalL M ,
PRICE ONE
J. P. GULLEY hs a. very attractive
line of sum pies from Messrs. Devlin &
Co., New York. J. P. G. will take
y oar measure "-and; Deylin C$friU
make the suit- -A pt-rfcufc. i aattfan--.
toed or no sals. A Urge and. &lUsac4ive '
stock fins handmade 'shoes 'fast 're-''
ceived for Spring trade.. t Prettiest,
nobbiest and best in the mar UL Pri
ces right i c mh6'
Pescud, Lee & C6. havo been 1
running their soda fountain all '
through the winter. mah8 tf
Messrs. Stronaeh & Belo will
eell next Saturday, March 13th,
at 12 o'clock, at the store, a' large
lot' of Peach and Apple trees of ,
the best quality. These trees are
all from the finest imported fruit.
and from one of the best nurseries
in this State and are sold this way
to introduce them in this section..
Also for sale, a fine two year old
Bull out of a Hampton cow by ,
a i 1 1 mi Tfc 1 I
an Aiaernev .duu. iius uuu.
will be On exhibition next Satnr-
nrday. mar 8
Ice cold Soda water at Pcsciv1,
L.ee cc Jo.
J. A. Bracjasca hag just received a
ot of fine Flori la oranges direct from
the orange groves. fe21-tf.
York's English Grammar High
school a new edition, published by
Branson, Raleigh, N. G. Price Si.
Go to M. Grausman for your gro
ceries he keeps a full supply of the
best and finest goods at low prices.
Call at L. Branson's Bookstore and
buy a new American Sewing Machine
at the very lowest figures.
For Buttericks Patterns. Go to
J. L. Stone. ,
Always fresh
beer
on
tap at
A. W. Fraps.
Family Bibles from $2 50 to $7 50
each, at L. Branson's Bookstore.
Look at the advertisement of M.
Grausman and see how cheap he sells
his sugar. The prices of his goods
are corresponding with the prices of
sugar. ,'-4 fel8tf. .
A full assortment of Wines and Li
quors on hand at A. VV Fraps' whole
sale department. Also the best Mil
waukee Beer in bottles. 27-tf;
Mr. J L, S tone sold 891 of the
New Home Sewing Machines 'last
year, being an increase ot aoout
400 over the previous year '
!.
, You can get ; oysters . on , the half
shell, stewed, fried or in any fashion
at T F -Lee's 'Club House; He'alsa
keeps the finest kinds of liquor'd.!' Call,
ye hungry and'thiMty. ' jiu7tf
Vichy, SaratOgar genuine and
Seltzer water on draught at Pes
cud, Lee vfe'lOo's. :; :
WE HA'v'E i just , receive ,.a, largo
stock of Spring Clothiug for toys and
children, and' will make it to your in
terest to examine them and learn the
prices boforfe buying- elsewhere. ;
, ; ,-. '. R,B. ANDREWS. & CO.,.
mh6-2m Clothiers anl Hatters.'
r Go to Pescud, Lee '&,'.Qp, -fcr
your. Ice CohiiJoda atec. I !. :t
' The Place To buy" - y out" Saddlesj
Harness, Bridles, Collars, r Uanies j
Baggy Blankets, ia atE. F.Wjatt
& Son, on Martin street, one door
above Berry's stables They . keep a
full stock of ; eyerytbing you ,may; cler
desire, and sell as cheap as the cheap
iBt. Fhyna&t'1 Saturday alone ttiey
sold (11) eleven setts of harness.' They
employ only, first class wo. kmen. con,
seqnently the work they turn out may
Be' relied bn.' Their1 trade rntJreaSihg
dafly. " Our city ' and ob'antry friends
will find them all right i. Give them a
, Frosh Beer on Tsp at all tims,a,t
. A. W. Fraps' "- , ; ' V 2t-tf
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