The Evening Visitor from Raleigh, North Carolina • Page 1

WW i JLkJJl; JL, VOL. 4 NO. 40. RALEIGH, N. THTJItSDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1880.

PRICE 2C II I I t1 i A special from Carthage, Mo. says a severe cyclone passed ove that section Saturday evening, de No marriage license issued this morning. The maun tain steamboats are com" ing to our market loaded with all tified and proceeded to an investigation. It seems that the man came to the house between the hours of 10 and II o'clock last night, and was to all appearances in perfect health. About four o'clock this morning the inmates were aroused by groans proceeding from his room, and on entering he was found to be dyiug.

He called loudly for help and said NOTWITHSTANDING the rain, piw'equeat mW1her.th the cola, baa weather, we, the citizens of feel very gratified to WEAVER on Wilmington street, fon effortsto keep its supplied, with the necessities of life. vVe have only to make our wants known, and at once, we find ourselves fully supplied with'jdl manner produce from ihe glorious Old Mountains of our beloved State, and in fact, everything we want, we find at lowest prices at the Commission flouseof WE A. VE ROS. CITY VISITS. Market Strict low middling 10 3-4.

Middling cotton 10 7-8 to 11. Receipts of cotton up to one clock to day 200 bales. No drummers's license issued this morning. Dr. L.

S. Burkhead is in the city, visiting hjwlfamily rr i Prayettnee ftixg 'at the w'o: Baptist Churches to night. $5,100 in old bonds came in for exchange to day. There is no change in the forage natket since our report of yester- molishing aJarge number buildings and resulting in some lass of life. A farmer named Quintbo and two daughters of Mr.

Newnmn wert among the fatally injured The townV 1 of Marshfield, which was nearly de-i" stroyed last was visited by this storm and great daioae naid to have been done, of the northern part of th ity lining down again. Tlia storm -ccom- 1 panied by thunder and ligtitniug, rthe electric shocks being very violent; John Clare sswe'l came. to America tecently inquire luto--' American agriculture, in addressing farmers club In Ijondun; said he i would hot feaf 'American competicioa'i in wneat twenty nve years Uence, as an exhaustion' of the land would ensue iu that trmernii(l the cost of production would increase; but in regard to beef thera prospects ofj competition from the vast herds of cattla in the Mr. Read said he deemed it likely" that the American iiatiou would bU come the greatest iu the "world. I just received fiuy, supply of apples which 1.

wiling! than any dealer. in thcity. Doi'fcj stop to enquire, but come diregfco see me a tuy ollicti on Wilmington street, in tli; s- ot' risto Sdrrdl 1 VV. A. l.3t 'V The Ciimtiaas Ii i layj "fist 1 avid evry ly wants': to pucttv root the close ot'-Un ynar-ie is always best to put on the uiost tti' ictive appearance, because if you Jou'b your neighbors may think you have not -prospered as well as you might.

Now a good suit of clothes helps out amazingly, and there is no place in Kalfiicrh or in fchn southern SmIm --o- I I -1 geueianv, wjiem juan can uuy o-3- ter goods for a uttie moa'iy tnan as i. M. Rosenbau m's at the Norths M. east corner of FayetteviUe arid Haf' gett streets. He has one of the fin-' est stocks of everything pert Njulug to gentlemen's wear ever brouglit'TSr, this city, arid his prices wiil istdaV.f.

ish all who 'give 'him' a 'We' would advise everybody in want first class goods to pay him a visit you forget it; Don't buy your Hats you see, those that are marked down at R. Andrews Co. Tucker Unprecedented bargaiii-5 for tn i Christmas holidays douole twilled widthi Flannel Suitings in black, navy, pr une, bottle greea! and brown at only 1 5po.ER 100 Boys' Caps' 20c to: 50c. 1 250 pairs Laiiea1 Iviil 2 buW'. tons, worth 50 doz Linen Table Napkins, at' only 50c per doz, worth 75 bents.

500' pair Ladies' White Hos kt each. Bust goods everofferfjd in this city for. the prices. VV. H.

4 R. B. And. the finest line of CMstmaSPres'nta! AUTOMATIC --if: Coiiir Fsacils he was about to die. He did not remain consciously luug enough to say anything about what was the matter with A physician, was sent for, but the man died before his ar rival.

The deceased was a fine look ing man, apparently jn the prime ot life. When, viewed by the Coroner, he was lying on, his back with his body on the bed and feet on the The ooner will decide after a preliminary examination, whether or not a regular inquest will be necessary. ly 8. Since, writing the aboVe, we learn, tha Dr. flames McKee, Su perintendent of Health, made an ex aminatianbf.ahe.bodvi and decided that the deceased came to his death from caused by exposure.

The. Coroner, there fore deemed it unnecessary to hold a regular inquest. It cjumcient tunds were found upon his person to bury the body decently. H. J.

Brown One of the most marked and noticeable features that make the (lis tinction between civilized and bar- barious countries is the rpec which the former pay i ho deal, wluui compared with the Tatter. We make the cemetery a place of beauty. We cull the rarest flowers, and strew them over the resting place of the departed loved one. bedew the grave with our tears, and memory is ever fragrant with the thought, or query rather, have we done all that loving hands and hearts could do to show proper respect to our dead. To supply a want that is constantly recurring iu every community, has engaged the attention of skilled workmen for that is to say, the manufacture of beautiful coffins aud burial caskets.

Among the dealers in this Hue of goods in this city, is 0. J. Brown, corner Morgan and Dawson Streets. This house was first established in 1836, and from small beginning, has become one of the leading houses iu the State. The large building with everything that is, or can be required by persons engaged iu the undertaking business, aud the large storeroom is kept filled with a large stock of caskets and coffins of every description and value.

Mr. Brown is prepared at all times to supply the trade with every article iu his line, and will do so at such prices as the value of the goods warrant, lo sell as low as the lowest" is the motto of this house. Mr. John W. Brown is the Business Manager for the firm and will fill all orders by mail or telegraph, either day or night.

See advertisement in another Fast Northern Mail. We learn from Postmaster Hol-den that he assured by our Representative in Congress, Hon. Joseph J. Davis, thaejjhere prospect that we kIihII hoo) have the fast northern mail in by way of And tlius not only Ka! eigH75utthe people of Warren, Gian-vUle and FranklIu7wiIT3e supplied. Mr.

Davis deserves the thanks of our people for the prompt and1 effective manner iiv which he has respond ed to the appeal of Postmaster Hol-den for inc ceased rapidity in the mail service. Shenandoah county, out of debt' and has a snraH surplus in; the treasury. The county levy next year Iwill probably I)erediiced to fifteen jcejits on the one hundred dollars. kinds of produce. -Margaret' Ferrall, living at the eastern terminus of Newborn Avenue, is quite ill.

The Mayor gave three drunks and down 12 hours each, in, the guard 1 it! A nouse ipip morning. t. Jane Stallings has lost her spectacles and requests tlie finder 10 pletwa return th em to Wi B. Mann CoXs store. Mr.

Deaton who Vaa takrti out of the well yesterday morning, is dor ing as'wejfl a 'dou'ld expected under thV' cifcumSCahces; We are pleased, to learn that, those enjoyed their ovs-Ijer fry-yesterday were the most palatable the oyster or the COttOIl? I McKee Encampufent meets tomorrow nevening a-o'cloc and the Scribe directs us say that wrkin the R. P. Degree will be done. He requestsriatilLthe Patriarchs be present" tbrtlke action" in 'i-esftrd to present delinquents 1,1 A-Catitata bv the- Juvenile class of Mary's school' will be giveivat that institution tolmorrow night. The proceeds 'are for the benefit of the children's cot in St.

John's Guild. Let them have a crowded house. jMarried." 1 At 'the residence of the bride's parents, at feanford early this mqirn-ing Maj: C.V Williamson of Fayetteville, anjdwIiss Mary C. Newby, of Sanford. The Rev.

E. N. Joyner, of Pittsboro officiating. The happy pair took the train immediately for the home of the groom. They have our best wishes for their future Grand i The Grand -Lodge last night elected the following named grand officers for- the ensuing year: Henry GraingeTjGoldsboro, Grand Master; Robert Bingham, Mebanesville Senior Grand Warden Charles Mv Robinson, Wilmington, Warden; William E.

Anderson, Raleigh, Giand iTreasurer; Donald W. Bn Raleigh, Grand Sacretary. ww" i. Amendments. The following is the offioial votes cast for and against the Insane and Public Debt amendments at the late eleotion For Insane Amendment 87,163 Against 70,459 Majority for In.

16,704 For Public Debt Amendment, 1 1 7,388 Against 'f 5,458 Majority for the amd'eu't, 111,930 At ttie resideixoe of the brideV parents, in thia city, at 2 o'clock yesterday afternoon MjBJft ar-ris of Cabarrus county, aud Jjss Lula Polkrgrl'irnlted in marriage by Rev. D. H. Pritchard. They', were attended, bythe following coupies onaKespeare rtarris ana TrTJIbntague andiss'Jahnie'arrisj-Erwin Harris andlklfsi'HattierMcBryde, J.

A. Kel ley Miss 'Matttg 'MaBon. Immediately afteri tlie happy couple took the bound train for the home of the groom The marriage was very private, and was attended Ijy only friends. The. Visitor extendi ita obnaratula- tions.

Mysterious Death. 4 This morning of Police Hear tt was notified that an Italian cjfQjallttjgplf Raghafeiyn whoa an itenrtnt vendor of toy balloons, Jwas lying dead hoUatjof a colored woman named Henderson, onthe corner of Cabarrus tnd Salis thury streets. The Coroner was AO JUST OUT 1 TUB BAKtiti Kuifr New, beauti t-J AJ il vieoo ana au- lflH Corheand 8ee'ita THOMAS H.J RIG G8 fc SCWS Leaders in Hardware, Guns porting 'Ml I 1 ItALEtGH, W. O. 1 i' ii.

wwufoT 0 y6tJ WA'NT-' J(" A Good Overcoat A DRESS- GOATf A PAIR OF PANTS, BOOTS, SHOES, c. ON J. 31 Broughton Co, Corner Blount and Martin streets, OPPOSITE THE COTTON LOT, RALEIGH, C. Country merchants, call and see our goods. We can offer you bargains.

Amotion Kvery 'y iVarjiS Evening Visitor. SUBSORTPTIONSTkB Evening 7isitob will be delivered in this city at Six Cents Peb Week, payable to the carriers. Subscriptions sent br mail, $3.00 per annum; 25o. permorth postage prepwlT i -j i Coiftrljis fbf "atlvertisemenes, tt lib eral rates, can be made at the office, Sentinel building, southside court-bouse. rf-Ooiespoudjmqe pm alj Bectin of the coantry.

feputaining local or general news, solioitel essa's'not wanted- and for such, if ued, we are willing to pay. All eomtnunieations for the paper or in business shoul be addre-Bsed to the Evening Vc Raleigh, N. C. Ill ii', Subscribers outside ol the city will please lookout for--' UtRtffSt CITY tiftftllltf WW M. UTLEY, Declined.

While Mr Geo. W. King, Con stable of Kaleigh Township was tendering his bond yesterday morning, the Board of County Commissioners increased the bond to $1,000, i making it $1,500, where- upon he declined to ten- dered his resignation in favor i ii of his, opponent, Mr. W. J.

Edwardi To The Point. An idler a loafer a loafer p. dead beat a dead beat a above we repeated to an old' darkey I on; yesterday, was hanging V- around our reply is too good to be "Boss," says he, i "ise col coffluiuipu'ij uiuws eevenu white gentlemen's traveling long dat road, but dev travels Httie too fast v'. The annual report of the Auditor )was given to the printer this morning- Head the newj advertisement of Mr. J.

S. Lunisden in this issue, knd then give him a call. Mr. Wm. Nixon will raffle a few ftJTarpQ.ro.

to night hhffinefc Miss Mary C. Walker, of Drapers-ville, is in the city, the gueat 'of her sister, Mrs. J. P. Pritchard.

i Pritchard Blocks are selling extraordinary ladies shoe for a very litle money Call and see them. i The old man Santa Claus has ar- ritfAdtLnd Established headaliilrtera 'atfelsra. A.lfid.v i Let every member of Seaton Gale's Lodge be at the meeting tonight. The new wpvk will be exemplified, i'' Father White left yesterday afternoon for liichniond, Va. The Visitor again wishes JbLu great success jin his new pastoral field.

Give it to the children. Physicians prescribe it. Thousands use iit'i! Sold bf airariiggists: Dr. Bull's cough syriip. ''Price '25 cents a bot 1 tie.

"i Go to Messrs. Andrews fc Ferrall and purchase some of that Otsego cheese, the finest in the market, which they haq just received. It is very nice. There were five wagons in market this morning loaded with pork, from Chatham county-r What would the Raleigh market dty without! Chatham 1 Mess lliRolenthal iCo.M are receiving a new stock of those fine reversible overcoats, very nobby and jcheap. In order to reduce their (large stock of "clothing, they are offering gooJs at greatly reduced rates.

you don't believe it, call and see them. Business has preafpd. jrapijlly, iduruig' -wipA jylesars ihave. been compelled io employ thi-ee extra book keepers, all of whom are kept up till a late hour at night, jposting books, We are pleased i to note this increase in their business 'and hope it may yet grow much jlatyer. maf meymiirmMWiu ap ciin 1 is serveu at rea- son lSMe tie He has two' separate1 jdnlng roohTI-one foivIand the -foher' Me keeps at- i.

'ir a- J'terifive servants and will take pleas- uro in attending to the wants of the public. Give him a call, when vou Mr. A. W. Tyrrell, Merchants street Detroit, writes: "I can cheerfully bear testimony to the wonderful healing qualities of the Great German" Remedy, St, Jaoob's oil.

I was afllictedwith rheumatism for a long time, and. I 'almost gave myself up as incurable. The use of "the above preparation cured me completely, and feel like 'o v. vewniau. on I "xVn ry Vokty 'color- -I i BOOKSELtERS, RALEIGH, N.

C. -1 Received to dtiy five barrels Mott's JIil'w A lot of Demijohns, 1-4, 1-2, 1 and 2 gallons, at FB. Hill's.).