VOL. '
Evening Visitor.
Weaver Bros.
Have just received a large lot of
White Peas,
iVhite and Mixed Beans,
Black Peas,
N. C. Shoulders.
Chickens and Eggs
. i " -4 CReoeived daily-f
By Express.
We have also the best
ROASTED AMD G&EEfl COFFEES
Old Seed Tick Coffee, 25c.
A full line of Groceries. Give us a
call.
THOMAS H. BRIGGS & SONS,
RALEIGH, N. C,
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DEALERS IN
HARDWARE.
CHILDREN'S CARRIAGES.
Barker's Brazillian Shoe Dressing.
FISHING TACKLE,
CHAMBER SETTS.
Gen. Lee Cook Stoves.
Farmers' Scpi-lips.
Town and Country" Ready Mixed
Faint. It, is the BEST.
We solicit a share of yonrpairou-.
ige and guarantee best goods at low-
I 'Si prices
SQUARE DEALING.
"BLB STATE;
FOREVER"
Cou T. M. Holt Still Ahead ! !
Thittv saks T. M Holt's Family
Flour. ' ' -v '
A' nice lot of Country Hams, going
low for cash, at
H. H. WOODELL'S.
rSnlom priivs, always.
apr 19 lw.
The Only Genuine
BUFFALO BUL
MANUFACTURED BY
li. L. BINGHAM,
al5
Fashionable Straw and Felt Hats,
at P. S. Waitt's
april 19 Ira.
to your interests, and buy the
Light-Running "New Home."
Fashionable Spring Clothing,
at D. S. Waiti's.
april 19 -!,ra , : ,
You Will Miss It If you fail to
get some of those White Fish, 'only a
few barrels left, at B. H. ' Woodell's.
Smoke Buffalo Bul'. ;
SATiSFACTION. Before buying
elsewhere, satisfy yourself that you
cannot, find, the same thing,, or some
thing as good, at R- B. Andrews & Co.,
Clothiers and Hatters, topless money.
Many a dollar will thus be saved you,.
april 21-t j , : , u
WTheoler's History of Noith Caroli
na only, a few copies left.'1 1 each,
at Branson's Bookstore--1 :' , ,:
V. V
KALKimi N.
CITY VISITS.
Poor market this morning.
Last niglit was a lovely one.
The Visitor is ono year ' old
to day.
Spring onions are no stronger
than tiio other kind.
"Come balmy spring; ba.ni
boozly friildness, come!"
B bland in your manners and
blind in yonr prejudices;
Go to Metropolitan Hall to
night and help the children.
Willow plifmes wavo giaci
fully on tsany pretty bonnots.
It is bad enough to prophesy
evil, but worse to exult over it.
It eases a hen'a mind to lit on
glass eggs just as fnncW,,as the
genuine article.
April showers bring forth May
floweis but they play the dace
with spring bonnets.
We do not believe that any
great deed was ever accomplished
by a man with a cold in his head.
Showers rhyme with bwers
and flowers; it u to be regretted
that they also rhyme with sours.
For the best suit, of ready
made clothing, go to see J. M.
Roseubaum.
Never jump at a conclusion.
It's hs bad as jumping out of bed
and landing on the little end of a
tack.
What .will make- Raleigh one
of the leading cities of the
si nth i Tobacco factories, of
course.
Why is it that Raleigh is not
the leading city of the south to
day 1 Because she has no cotton
factories. - Nsk'
The balmy air and a few re
freshing showers will make a per
feet boom in fruit and flower
blossoms.
A subscriber wants to know if
oreomargine takes tho place of
butter in any particular, l es,
to catch flies witli.
Remember the meeting of Ssa
ton Gales Lodge to night. Busi
ness of importance to be transact
ed. A full atUndance desired.
The members of the Rescue Fire
Company are ordered to meet at their
Hall at 7:SC o'clock to-night, to drill.
By order of the foreman, W. J. Weir.
By-Laws enforced.
Mrs. Longee will pleaso call
at the bookstore of Messrs. Al
fred Williams & Co., and ex
amine a bunch of keys left there.
We hope the party of ladies
and gentlemen who participated
in the picnic at Milbnrnie to day
had a pleasant timo. Quite a
crowd went out this morning.
Few are aware of the impor
tances ;f cheeking? .cough or
corAnron- cold in its' first stage,
Thtt which in tho beginning
would yield to a mild remedy, if
neglected, soon, preys upon the
lungs. Dr. -Bull's congh , ..ayrup
affords instant relief. r
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(. THURSDAY, AlMUL
Stewart's gallery will Jc
n the 1st of May. I
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J. U. Mills, Superintendent of
the Oxford Orphan Asylum is in
the city.
The 4th of Jnly comes on
Sunday this year , What day
will the boys celebtate !
'Cold time at Moseleys. He
was busy this morning freezing
about 30 gallons of ice cream.
. .,.. . ,
$21,000 worth of old bondt
were surrendered for rxchaug
to day at the State Treasury. .(
Strawberries and ice cream a1
Metropolitan Hall to night. Ad
mission 10 cents. Go by nil
means. '
Geo. W. Haywood, Greens
boro, Hale county, Ala., has a
package in the pobt oflice here
with insufficient j)ost;ige.
Mrs. A, S. Heidf, of Wilming
ton, who has been spending sev
eral days in our city, visiting
friends, left for homo yesterday
afternoou, accompanied by Mrs.
Mary Drake, of this city.
If yon want a cheap and well
fitting suit of ready made cloth
ing, go to see J. M. Roseribatnn,
corner Fayeittville and Hargett
Streets. His 6tock is complete,
and his prices moderate.
Soda fou.nt4uR,nlike ice
cream saloons, give warning of
their presence, so that impecuni
ous escorts can find an excuse for
croossing with ti.e expensive fair
one to the opposite side of the
street. ,
Mr. F. B. Hill has just receiv
ed a lot of un canvassed sugar
cured hams and patent family
Hour which he will sell cheap for
cash. Our readers are invited to
call and examine his stock and
prices.
J. M. Rosenbanin keeps the
most 'elegant stock of rcady
macta clothing of any house in
the city and sells at the very
lowest prices. Call and examine
his stock.
A boy can imagine almost any
thing; he can lug an old shot-gun
about all day without firing at a
living thing and be under the itn
pression that he's having a howl
ing good time. But all attempts
to induce a boy to imagine that
he's killing Indians when he is
sawing wood have proved fu
tile. A silver headed walking cane
with the following inscription
has been found and left at this
oflice : "D. B. Holland, from
In wood Singing Class, 1878."
The owner can get ihe same by
calling at this office and paying
all necessary charge-'. a2'2-tf.
If bur capitalists desire to im
mortalize their names, for future
genrationsto rise up and. bless they
should invesc their surplus money
in building cotton and tobacco
factories in this city, and also
subscribe liberally towards tho
building of the railroad from
here to Rocky Mount.' What say
yori, getitlenien ? ;
22, 1880
Mr. Mosrley will le;if on the I
freight in the morning to tcrnish
a supper to the Bingham C-ulet
at Mebamsvillc to muriow niglit.
W. B. Mann Si Co., have just
received a second stock of those
elegant low cut shoes the best
shaped and the best shoe for the
money in this market. a221w.
Two drunks and down were
given 12 hours each in the guard
home tnis morning, and Walter
Blackwell, a small colored boy
was up for forcible trespass, ami
he was appropriately dealt with
by the Mayor.
The Gevernor to day respited
George Galloway, colored, of
Mecklenburg county, who w3 to
have been hanged on the 7th ef
May, till July the 2nd at the re
quest of tho Solicitor.
' WE Ofpbr Genuine bargains in our
Shoe Department. Ladies intending
to purchase are assured that no houe
gives so much for the money, such
jew, desirable and durable goods.
;?()() pairs of Ladies' Curacoa and French
Kid Button Bots, box and plain tot",
French anil half French heela. 200
pairs La lie' straight and grain goat
button Boot, French or plain bee's,
box or plain toes.
W. H. k R. S. Tdcksr.
Call for Eureka Spool Sil.c and Eu-
rclta Button Hole Twist, if you waut
the best, at
W. H. k R. S. Tucker's.
Our 1 uly friends who havo used the
"Eureka ?Spool Silk" will use ne ther,
It is full size, full length, and always
as represented. To be found at W.
H. fc R. H. Tucker's.
Corsets! Corsets ! Corsets! A
complete assortment of American and
Fivceli Woven and Hundma-le CorsKs,
including the well known ('. P.; Roman
k Co. Corsets from 40 cents to at
W. H. & R. S. Tucker's.
W. H. k R. S. TrcKER have received
a large invoice of Ladies' lvid Gloves,
fastened with hooks and laces; a con
venient arrangement, not tearing or
breaking the kid. All the tew spring
shades and blacl s.
It is useless to send to New
York or any where else, when
you can get anything you want
at Joseph iCreth's, on Martin
Street, nearly opposite the post
office. Go and examine his stock
and prices. "
White Gooils, I'iques, Lawns, check
ered Muslins, Nainsooks, Laces, Edg
ings, Ladies' Linen Collar? and Cuffs,
Ac, at D. S. Waitt's.
april 19 ltn.
Read Ladies ! Mrs. Isaac
GSttinger is now in the northern
market, buying her second stock
of spring and summer Millinery.
a20 3t.
Completed. We have just
completed a fine assortment of
elegant Japanese and Nickle Pla
ted Buggy Harness. Wo will
receive one of the prettiest stocks
of .Buggy. Whips in a few day's
ever before brought to this city.
We also keep everything in the
6addle and harness line. Call
and examine stock and prices, as
we will sdl cheap for cash. E.
F. .Wyatt & Son, Manufacturers
of and dealers in harness and
saddlery of every description,
East Martin Street, next to Ber
ry's Livery stable. al 9-w
Evan's hand made Shoes and ,6th. r
good makes, for men, ladies and chil
dren, at ; D. S. Waitt's. !
april 19 1m. 1 ":
PRICK ONK ti
lliose in L'iirc!! f a 1 :u whine,
h mid Imv tiir! LiLtiit Ru n ni ii or V
Hoire. J. j. Stoue, Stite Agent, Ral-' ?"
eigh, N. C. v
l'!scud, Lee k Co., have been
running their soda fountain all
through the winter. mah8 tf
liotpskirts for la lies at A
Rosen ban ui's.
The "New Home" is the best
BUck Wax Beans and White Wax
Beans, at Branson's Bookstore. ' "
Always fresh beer on tap at
A. W. Fraps.
Sewing Machine Needles of all kinds
at Branson's Bookstore. 7
You Imve never had the nicest rolla,
and biscuit if you baye not tried the 1
East Lake Flour. Only to be had ft""'
apl3 B. H. Woodell's. .
vichy, Saratoga genuine aheV
Seltzer water on draught at Pes '
cud, Lee & Co's.
"A Fool s Errand, bv On nl th
Fools" price $1 a new lot received
at Branson's Bookstore.
lloLDFN Days, a sokndid Duner f..r
young people, only 7 cents a copy,
sold br L. Branson.
Fresh 13tvr ou Tan at 11 fimj
A. W. Fraps 07.
Doracsli m l Faucy Dry Go U,
at i. V iitt'r'i.
Rjiiil 19 lm
A full assortment of Wi nes t.riil T.I
quors on baud at A. W Fraps' whole
sale ilepiirtuient. Also the best Mil
waukce B'jc-r in bottles. 27-if.
For light running, durability, Jfc0 ,
th' New Home is unexcelled.
Ice cold Soc.t water at Pesend, '
Lee & Co.
The best Family Sewing Machine
the New i.un.ue at No. 13 Fayelteville
Street. ,
Wax Br ns A few left at Branson's .
Bookstore.
Fon
Meal, Flour, Hay,
Wood, Coal, Lumber,
Shingles, Laths, Lime,
AND
Horse and Cow feed of all kinds.calloa
Jones, Uiui en Jfc Powell, .
Raleigh, N. C.
Go to Pescnd, Lee & Co. for
your Ice Cold Soda Water.
Ik You Want
a fiue carriage or buggy, don't fail to
drop into and see Mr. Alfred Upohur,cl
on Hargett street. He has a large aii
complete stock of home made work to
which he invites thd aUeutioa of the-
imblic. Give liiu a call, and patron-,
ze homo ra uiufacturers. n'17-6fc'
Celebrated "Manhattan" White ant! :
Fancy Shirts, at By S. WAin's.
april ID lm.
J. L. Stone sells the New England
Orgms and- Pi.mos. Ofdeie No. 18
Fayrtteville Street. ' :l'
The New Home has a solid steel nee
dle b.tr and cam. , .
J. F. (UITdiEY has a very attractive ;
lioe of samples' from Messrs.- Devlin A.
Co., New York. J. P. G. will take
your measure and Devlin & Co. wiU
make th.- suit.' A perfect fit guaran
teed or n-, wile. A large and attractive
stock ri le handmade shoes just re
ceived for Spring trade. Prettiest
nobbiest and best in the market. Pri-,.
cesriiriiL mhft
Bna-ntifnl
Slates at L. 'Branson's',
JOOkstO)f. .
Smoke Buffalo' Bull ; it is delight
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