THE EVENING
ITOR
voil 5 no. 144.
RALEIGH, N. C, MONDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1881.
Price 2c
VIS
EVERYBODY
Bead for oiroalara aud prices of the
celebrated
' 'PEERLESS
"Ice Cream Freezer.
which is, without a donbt, the
Best Freezer31ade
REFRIGERATORS, 'v'
WATER COOLERS,
CHILDREN'S
CARRIAGES
our motto:
8est goods! lowest prices!
dealing!
SOVAKB
THOS.H. B1UGGS& S0N
Leaders in Hardware, Stoves
and Seasonable. Gooda,:''
RALEIGH, N.X;,:,-
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litre t iAL M&nvnAVJj
for fair week, espeeiauyttoe urooery
department. They bave the finest lot
of Hams in the city, Virginia Hani
Bagged Hams, uucanvassed Virginia
Hams ami
Boneless Corned Shad,
Mackerel, Mullets, New Her rings, Tar
"bell Cheese, best Goshen Batter. Time
is money. We will fill your orders for
any goods as cheap as any house in
-elm o.itv. oc8 6t
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RVTCTCTNfr V TSITOR.
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tARGEST CITY CIRCULATION.
WM. M. UTLEY,
Editor.
Advertisements To Day.
Mrs. Taylor, Dress making.
Dr. Eugene Grissow, notict-ie
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tors.
A. D. Royster, collector of city taxes.
Thomas Harris, groceries, liquors
Ac.
For Sale, feather beds.
Jno. C. Palmer, watches and jew
elry. J. S. Taylor, watches, clocks &c.
B. C. Manly, city notice.
Chas. J. Friel, hides, fcc.
J W. Parker fc Co, dry goods &c.
Lost, a cuff button.
J. L. Stone Notice.
CITY VISITS.
1 Warmer.
Bring out the street sprinkler.
See notice of City Ordinances
this issue.
See notioe of Mr J S Taylor
this issue.
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in
Maj. W. H. Bagley's youngest
child is quite ill.
Mayor Manly is confined to .' his
room from sickness.
Middling cotton 10 5 8: low mid
dling 10: market dull; receipts light.
The Register of Deeds issued one
marriage license this morning, to a
colored couple.
The beautiful new State uniform
for the Raleigh Light Infantry, haves
. l mi i i
arrived, xney are very nanasome,
Mr. Li. W. lood has taken a po-
'. sition with Messrs. J. D. Creech &
Co. and will be pleased to have his
friends give him a call.
The Cotton Eichange will be
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ii u i i . j -c
will ho WPiorhctri nn fha(-. How Vnr.
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mprfl nnrl nr. nor a will rot a Hub nntino
W R Capehart, of A voca,
Marshal of the Fair, arrived
Chief
this
morning,
and took rooms at
the
Yarbort House.
A meeting of the Raleigh Light
Infantry will be held to night.
Every member is requested to be
present.'
Trim B. Hawkins, colored, a per
fectly reliable driver, has purchased
a horse and carriage, and is now
rady to serve the public. C His car
riage will run daily between the oity
and fair grounds.
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-The city is rapidly filling up.
Wilmbgton received 1,019 balea
of cottofc'-e Saturday last.
Zinowill stand exposure to tbe
wat $rpLcr than marble.
x etvrar. was tbe seventeenth oun-
Ds'svJeiU 11
hours and 29
mndtft If It
dt
'HAargaiwwd of strangers in the
ear. 7
Tbi paipter who imitates walnut
djfc thinga.np brown.
. 'Spare facts would often look better
if 'clothed in choice words.
'See notice of Dr Grissom in this
uane. ' ' , V
4The 8tate Board of Agrioulture
nfjeets to morrow.
fm G Hill Lodge will; hold a
regular meeting to night.
.Ail. the churches had very good
"congregations yesterday.
what Mr. Thomas Flar-
says and then give him
. Arts r
lends will
enry Build-
!ing tomorrow night
Td bia comfortable and contented,
spend less than you can earn, an art
which few have learned.
If man has a great idea of him
self, it is eertaiu to be the only idea
he ever will have
i
We hear complaint in some quar
ters of ravages being made by squir
rels in the corn fields.
fGeorcre M Sniedes. Esn.. left this
Dkk O '
morninS for Baltimore. During his
l i r ii ..: "i. T a r i i
auseuce ne wm visit new xoric ana
other northern cities,
Mr C J Friel tells our readers
whm to brinz their hides, furs.
&c. Read his notice in this
issue.
A D Royster, Esq., City Tax Cols
vui-Ueoipr, is ready .to-receive the city
. . -r . next n t .
taxes for 1881. See his notice in
this issue.
Mai. L. H. Yeargan, of the firm
of Yeargan Petty & Co., has just re
turned Iroru the northern cities,
where he has purchased a large stock
ot dress goods, notions, &c.
Mr Geo T Stronach has two hun
dred and fifty turkey gobblers. He
proposes to have them drove through
the country to New York, soon. He
will probably march them around
tne race tracK on lnursdav next, in
order that the peoj le may see them
D. Reid Unchurch, Esq , returned
Saturday afternoon from a six weeks
visit to Cumberland county, Va.,
where he went to visit his wife. He
is looking much improved in health,
and his many friends here were de
lighted to welcome him home.
W R Henry, Esq., has just return
ed from Vance county, and reports
the tobacco crop entirely .destroyed
by the recent frost. He went down
to conduct the legal examination
against some negroes who had broken
into his uncle s cotton gin. They
were sent to jail in default of bail
a. new nag stan iz leet men, a as
put up on the south wing of the Capi
toi to day. A new one, the same
heighth, will be put on the north
wing in a few days. The pole on the
south wing will have the State flag
attached, and the one on the north
wing will have the National flag at
tached.
Died, at the residence of her hus
band, near Oakwood Cemetery, at
o ov r" , Ter
'angering niness oi typnoia iever,
-Mr Sieveis only a few days
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Mr Sieveis only a few
: buried his little baby, and
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now the
last link is broken. He deserves
and will receive the sympathy of this
entire community in his sd affile
tion. i
The funeral services over Mr. W,
it. Pace's little child took place at
the First Baptist church yesterday
efcernoon and was attended by
1 A .
large concourse ot relatives and
friends. The following named gen
tlemen acted as pall-bearers : Dr. R,
D. Fleming, Messrs. M. T. Norris,
S. F. Mordecai, and TH Briggs, Jr,
The Qoral decoratioas were band
some and tasty.'
Cabbage are high enough.
Gen Joseph C Abbott is dead.
The marriage season hat net in.
Plug up mice holes with soap.
The mice will not go through.
Glucose is used for sizing paper
and for making printer's rollers.
The Supreme Court took up cases
from the Second district to day.
See notice of a cuff button lost.
Return it to this office.
A drummer's license was issued
this morning, to Lee Roy Myers, of
Savannah, Ga.
Miss Sadie W.'Green of Fayette
ville N. O. is in the city stopping
with Miss Janet Wilson.
The fall term of Johnston Super
ior Court oieneq at Smithfield to
day, with Judge -Graves, presiding.
oeveral ot our lawyers lert yesterday
and to day, to attend court at Smith-
tittld.
The many friends of the Rev A A
Boshamer, will regret to hear that he
is in a very critical condition.
Mr John C Palmer, the veteran
dealer in watches, jewelry, fcc,
makes an important announcement
to day.
Read the notice of Mrs. Taylor,
dress maker. Call and see her, near
southwest corner of Nash Square,
on Martin street.
Messrs J W Parker & Co., make
an important announcement in this
issue. Read it and then give them
a call.
The United States Senate met in
Washington to day. Hon Thomas
F Bayard will probably be elected
President "pro tempore" of that
body.
James Taylor, a white man living
in Rhamkatte, tried to kill a colored
man by the name of Henry Sorrell,
near the cuy lcto& Saturday night
last.
Drouth still prevails to an inj vi
nous extent in many parti ot trie
State. Mai.y'ot the streams are still
too low for the grist mills to get to
work.
Mr. R. S. Perry, of this- city, re
ceived a di?patch this morning from
his son James A. Perry, now in Texas,
Btatiug that he was seriously and pro
bably fatally injured by a Railroad
accident.
The country stores are laking in
enormous quantities fof dried fruit.
An extraordinary demand is antici
pated the coming wirtes for every
species of dried, preserved, and can
ned edibles.
Milk dealers by the dozen are be
ing fined in Now York for selling an
adulterated article. From six to ten
per cent, of water was found in each
lot seized, and one dealer was selling
buttermilk as fresh milk.
Capt E G. Cheathim, of New
York, but formerly of Granville
county, in this State, died in tbe
former city yesterday, of heart dis
ease. The deceased was well Jknown
in Raleigh, and the State generally,
and had many friends who will
much regret his loss.
There are yet persons who are
looking anxiously for a verification
of Mother Shipton7s prophecy, and
who dodge every time they hear a
loud noise.
The circulation of mutilated coin
will have to be stopped altogether
eventually in order to defeat the petty
rascals who make a regular business
of punching coin.
Capt C N Allen's cotton gin was
destroyed by fire on Saturday even
ing last. A colored boy was burned
to death. gHe was in the upper
story and couldn't escape. The fire
was caused, it is thought, from a
piece of iron getting in the gin. The
gin was partially covered by in
surance. Drivers Tickets.
Dray, hack, and carriage drivers
will remember that they can secure
tickets to the Fair ground good 1 for
the week, at $2. Apply at the Sec
retary's office a the Fair ground.
Floral Hall.
The exhibit in Floral Hall this
year promises to be unusually large
and attractive. The entries from
abroad, or outside the city will be
very large and attractive. Already,
enough have been received to make
a fine display, if another article is
net eutered.
Man Killed.
Eli Russell, about 40 years old was
killed by the south bound train on
the R. k. A. A. L. R. R. It was sup
posod he laid down on the track and
went to sleep. He was killed about
five miles from Hamlet near section
house. He was well thought of and
highly respected, rie was supposed to
be under tbe influence of liquoi.
Come Again
After an absence of ten years Mr.
Wm. Kellogg visits our city. This
ih the little Willie, of the
Ml
irem-iine
live and
Brothers. Loug may he
prosper, and always, as he did here,
receive the applause he so richly de
serves. Leavitt'a Minstrels, without
him, would be like a ship at sea
without an anchor.
The Opening of the Fair.
The fair opened to day very suc
cessfully, the entries in all the de
partments being far greater than ever
before on the first day, the ladies'
department, the agricultural depart
ment (A), the stock and poultry de
partments being especially full and
complete. All the horse and cattle
stalls were filled by 10 a. m. and, at
1 1 o'clock the sheep stalls were being
converted into horse and cattle stalls.
The crowd in attendance is large.
Teacher's Certificates.
Inasmuch as the late school law re
quires the County Superintendent to
examine all applicants for teacher's
:ertificatts on the 2nd Thursday in
October, and Professor Duckett be
ii.i! sick, iio ha auiiioiized and em
powered Capt. John E. Dugger and
M. A. Jones to attend to the matter
on Saturday, the 1 5th day of Octo
ber, on which .ll applicants will
please present themselves. The ex
aminers d-sire tli it ail appear at the
Graded School Building, in Raleigh,
at 10 a. m. (sharp) on that day.
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Chas. J. Friel, Hargott street, be
tween Wi.iuington and Blount, Ral
eigh. N. O. dnaler in Hides. Furs.
Cottun, Wool, Tallow, Rags, Sheep,
Deer and Goat Skins, old metal,bees-
wax, tactory waste, peas, dried fruit,
&c, Consignments of country pro
duce solicited. Highest market prices
guaranteed. oclO 6t
Mr. W.
H. Vaughan is not now a
agent for J. L. Stone's
canvassing
music house, and those who desire
information in relation to the Shon
inger organ, either for purchase or
otherwise, should apply direct to J.
L, Stone, Kaleigh, N. C. oclO tf
The mammoth clothing emporium
of Jonas Rosenbaum, corner of Fay-
etteviue ana tiargett streets, is one of
the great attractions of Raleigh Let
every man, woman and child who
comes to the city call and see for them
selves. It is a sight to behold the great
varieties ef style and fashion display
ed at tins clot hing depot. ocl tl
Carpets ! Carpets ! For carpets,go
to C. 0. Clawson's. He ban the largest
line at the lowest pi ices. You will
surely regret it if you do not examine
his stock before purchasing. oc4 tf
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Tke great rush is at J. M. Rosen
baum's temple of fashion, corner of
Fayetteville and Hargett streets.
Don't leave the city without giving
Jonas a call. oci-tf
The first official Sunday school
census in the United States is now
being taken by the Government.
Circulars Containing questions are
sent to every superintendent. These
cover the number of teachers and
children, the ages ef scholars, the
number, value, and character of books
in libraries, the property owned, the
money collected, and the increase in
attendance since 1870.
wall at I- C. Bagwell's and get a
package of Tryphoba Coffee. oc4 tf
Frist's bread and cakes for sal) at
Emmet Levy's and M. J. Moaefey'g
confectionery store.
Tryphoi a Coffee at L C Bagwell's.
Every man who visits the fair is
expected to fix up a little for the occa
sion. A good hat, a nine necktie, a
nice suit of olothes, or anything else
in the furnishing line can be found at
the establishment of J. M. Rosenbaum,
corner of Fayettville aud Hargett
streets, at the very lowest prices. No
stranger should leave Raleigh without
giving him a call, ocl tf
Try Tryphosa Cotfee. It is the best
at L. C. BagwellV.
Piano for Sale. A good second
hand piano, 612 ocave. for sale
cheap. Address Box 167 for the next
thirty day. J se28-lm
School Satchels, 25c and less, at
Yeargan, Petty & Co.
Cheal) Wood We will deliver from
the country a limited quantity of first
class hard wood , in lots of five cords
or more, at $3 per cord; dry.pine at
$2.75 per cord, cash, if ordered at
onae Jones & Powell.
Friel's fine cakes are Sold at Em
met Levy's.
For good Bread call on C J Friel.
OPENING OF NEW GOODS !
New Goods for FM and Wiatar,
Comprising the lat9st Novelties in
Silks, Satins, Velvet Plushes,
Striped Satin Moires Dress Goods,
Mourning Goods
Laces. Hosiery and Ladies'
Jndrwear,
CLOTHS, CLOAKSNGS,
Casi meres, forming the grand
est display of New Goods to be seen in
this city, all of which we will offer at
our well known popular priees.
W. H. & R. S. TUCKER.
If You Wish To
See a nice supply of
Winter Goods
Such as Shawls, Cloaks, Balmorals,,
Blank ts, Mexican Quilts, Bed Com
forts, ladies', pentlemeu's and children's
underwear, Canton and cotton flannel,,
domestics. 8 1-4. 9 14 and 10 1 4 sht.
ing, an excellent supply of table linen
ana towejs, a very $;ood supply of
hreakfrtft and crochet shawls, nonntar.
panes, from Too up, and stockinps to
suit every ooay, corsets in 10 ameren-t
vaaties, and children's corsets and
corset waist.
The public are invited to inspect our
stock and judge for themselves, at
ocltf M. ROSENBADM'S.
COT'J ON BOOES.
The most -mplete assortment wer
n the city
Just Keceiyed. -
JVecan suit ,yoa exactly, whether
you
wMWicte
WANT A COTTON BOOK
for your cotton field, for your cotton,
gin, or for your cotton exchange.
PRICES ARB LOW. i
ALFRED WILLIAMS I CO.."
Booksellers, J Aa.
. BALlIOH,NC.