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The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1878-01-24

not our CoiemVo1ricS vho
are disposed t. censare Gov. Vance for
some recent exercise - the ~rardoaIn<
power. on reflection see that z r.
Vance. at this stage II his high and
useful career. : not the nan 70 WELD
- weak Or Inaudhn sentiment. or IN
any manner comproal~e the ends Of
Justice Ii / very UNJUST Il draw
comparisons with previous admins
trations, uHieSs II D. shown that Gov.
Vance has eve v~arionel a man On
count II hi- politics. color. 81 pre-
vious personal services. - has TOO
often been the case in DAYS a-onc. The
truth i. and could - proved. II il
We're not uncallcd for. that in no case
has Gov. Vance issued 4 pardon a. a
personal or political follower. but III all
cases ha, acted from the legal uat-r
and petitions laid before HIM I'm tie
near nel -hbors and couutv-men II the
prisoner. The laws are necessarily
stiff and unbeuding a iron they
sometimes condemn where the also
lutte g4ih j. greatly paliated by circum-
stances hence. il there be no hand 10
temper justice with mercy. the sic
tim OK an hasty-blow MAY suiTcrequaliy
with the crime-hardcnei. deliberately
conspiring assassin. Let Ii. J. a
case, wherein your own son is grossly
lnsulted, perhaps by an old enemy. If
he does not resent ii. If he 20 quietly
of, and talk about Sfeing his ~insult.r
you viii feel. III your secret heart.
that your son Is less manly. If not ac-
tually a coward. than you would wish
him 70 be. But let him respond tothe
lie" and the insulting epithets. by a
powerful stroke from the shoulder
natural Indignation adds strength to
his arm. and the provoking assailant
goes down like a log. striking the curb
stone and breaking his neck Your son
IS a MURD. + And see, the very
friends who were sneering al him
for trying to avoid the difficultv-"t TO
shirk a row. as they said, now turn
on him coldly. guard him to jail. and
witness his sentence to an ignominous
death without a pang, Yet viii any
II assert that this poor fellow, who
is as much Mortified at his unexpected
deed as any II else, is equally guilty
as the wretch who has coolly planned
a murder, for money. or to conceal
some other crime? And, if the ExeCu-
tive, after careful consideration of all
the circumstances, and upon the appli-
cation of the county-men. who must
suffer If anybody does, by the pardon,
sees proper to commute the sentence
to Imprisonment instead of the gal
lows, or shorten his term Of imprison-
ment. ought we. who know little Of
the facts, to cenSure our Governor,
whose wisdom and probity all acknow-
ledge: We suppose our friends have
in their minds eve the wrong done the
State by the release Of pdrtizdns. for
political effect, regardless of tier ell
idiHy, in former times. But such is no
longer the fact. We speak without
Gov. Nance's knowledge. but We are
cognizant of excellent reasons for his
action.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1878-01-24

At the meeting Of University Trus-
tees, on Wednesday, President Battle
reported 147 m~atriculates for the year
ending Nov. Is certainly a fine show
ing. in view of the utter abandonment
of the institution during the preceding
regime. On motion of Paul Cameron,
ESQ, a vote of thanks was rendered
Mrs. c. P. Spencer for her unf1agging
zeal in the interests of the University.
This is a deserved compliment Mrs.
Spencer's pen has done much TO break
down the prejudice engendered by the
Solomonic d. nasty of some years back.
The terms of trustees are w. b.
Lynch. d. A. Long-two years Judge
Strong, Col. j. ID. CamerOn-four years:
Gen. 3. Grimes, Col. w. l.. Saunders
~(re-elected secretary0slx years Ihos.
Sparrow. Col. ID. NJ. Carter-S years.
Executive Committee Gov. Vance,
B. F. Moore, Judge Battle, F.. {. Came
ION, Colonel Carter, w. l.. Saunders.
and Judge Strong. \ vote Of thanks
to Gov. Vance for his Grafton on ID. L.
Swain.
-Snowv-haired December is COB
bling up rerddnt young May-in all
directions. Or. to use language rather
less metaphorical. here is the nine
days wonder of old Tom Lords seduc-
ton by the widow Hicks surpassed by
the marriage of Oliver T. Dunn, of
New Brunswick. y. j., aged 81. to
Mrs. Mary Way, SO years younger
and Abraham Voorhees,, aged 20, 10
twenty-three-year old Matte Van Nos
trand He is worth a million and a
half, and "a afford 10 pay high prices
for aursing.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1878-01-24

EulfOT OF inc FufHtff dfta
Last week | was three miles south
west of Co-Shops. Alamance county
on a visit to a New York friend, who
resides there. lie took me 10 see hr.
Pink WaynIck. who i quite M invent
I'VE genius. on a small creek b" has
erected 4 rude mill dam. wood and
blacksmith shops, 4 tub water wheel
drives. a gig jam, circular saw, turn
ing lathes, bowling machine ~hlch i
also used az a drill. and q smail Crcu-
lar saw. which Is a very ingenious con
~triyance. 1t blows a strong steady
draft 10 the blacksmith forge some IN
feet distant. II IS very simple ana Tn"
draft can be used at pleasure n need
ed. Mr.. Waynick has never been any
where away from home, not even L"
Raleigh, and his little shops where he
manufactures wagons. plows, anu Al
most ANYTHING n man wants, l. u won
der. considering the advantages Ia"
has had. He strongly illustrates h
can lie done. even With the water
power of a small creek. He contem-
plates other improvements and hop
lac will be successful A. he deserves
II ERGO.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1878-01-24

Gen. Williams has been elected
by the Kentucky Legislature, after a
long struggle 10 step into McCreery
shoes.
The Wilmington Recieic tells 81 a
strange occurrence III Brunswick. \
cabin fell in, 81 was mashed in by a
falling tree. and George Devane. -.
Thorpe, Dallis wilkins and Adam
Badham were burned t. death. Per
haps lightning struck the shanty.
-Ex-Congres.man Walls, Of Flor
ia. now a member Of the Senate ~
that State. has been sent to the Asy-
lu.n q confirmed lunatic. Politics AMI
whisky used up these fellows pretty
fast.
Sam Bowles idea hat a newspa-
per in detailing the news should gIy.
the bare facts-the kernel-stnpped
Of the unnecessary verbiage, was the
true secret of his successful journal
ism. Who wants to read half a col
umn about the burning Of somebody
barn. or a whisky fracas at a grOg-
shop: Eerv often we have 10 spend
half an hour cutting out the usele--
words. and statements, from a com
munication that might have beer
written on one~-twentieth Of the spac-.
vet give all the essential points.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1878-01-24

MURDER WILL OUT.-There are some
wonderful eXemplifications Of thi. an
cient adage. \ party of youths from
Hickory, while hunting in Burke
ty, found evidences Of the hasty burial
of a woman and child in a secluded
hollow. Who were the victims: On
inquiry it was remembered that Rev.
Mr. Hartsell. OF Hickory. had married
one Hoko q. Secrest to Mrs. Maggie
Stevenson. who was accompanied by
her 4-year old daughter the party
being from Union county. Inquiry in
Union ascertained hat SeCrest re-
turned without his wife, who owned
some property, and that he gave no
satisfactory account Of her where
abouts. lie was arrested. and i now
in Burke jail. But strange 10 say, he
is reported TO be cheerful. and declined
TO fly when informed the officers were
after him. \ man named Whisnant,
of Burke. has twice been arrested as
an accessory. Further developments
may put a new phase on the matter.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1878-01-24

The department Of Agriculture las
received from the Western
sixteen blocks Of different varieties
Of marble found IN that section, They
are Of superior styles and qualities
and viii be a very handsome addition
to the collection Of products which,
the Commissioner Is making.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1878-01-24

The death of Samuel Bowles. of
the Springfield Republican, will permit
the hundreds of obituary notices.
which We're gotten up some weeks ago,
TO be used and the public informed
what a wonderful influence NAV be
eXerted by one little pen.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1878-01-24

WATERMELON SYRIA beautiful
specimen Of syrup made from the
watermelon by Harrel Best, n colorcd
man in Greene county, is on exhibition
in the Agricultural Museum.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1878-01-24

Why don't some one advertise
chufas for sale, through the FARMER
q MECHANICf The Commissioner j.
having many applications to know
where the seed can be bought.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1878-01-24

The Roanoke Neirs declares the
doleful telegram from Norfolk con-
corning the damage by freshet. to b.
4 gross exag Grafton
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1878-01-24
JANUARY "a, 1873.
department Of agriculture.
State Board of Agriculture, tmmIgra-
ton and Statistics.

+ VANCE Governor and * Offcio Chair
= g KERR. state Geologist and eA olicio
member of the Board
cnfI.r. ana ex ofiicio member OF the Board.
II Ii UoLT. President state Agricultural
Society and ex ofhcio member OF the Board.
R~AIFXA<DER. Master State Grange, l..
~ II and tx offlciO member OF the Board.
n. I~HIGPEN, Of Edgecpmbe county
~.To<ATHA EVANS. OF cumberland county
IroXIBAs l.. POLK. commissioner
TIEo-. j. ROBINS y, secretary and Treas
once. second floor OF Briggs Building,
Raleigh, y. {.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1878-01-24
List Of Correspondents of the
Board Of Agriculture.


ALamance-D. w. Kerr. ID. \. Mont
pomerv.
Alexander-W. W. Gryder, j.. p.
AIleghanv-D. c. Jones.
Ans0n-AIfred Baucum. III. w. Led
battnr
t.ba-Geo II. Hamilton.
Reaufort-Thos II. Blount. w. H..
Cunningham.
Brrtie-Duncan G.. Winston. John c..
Tines
BIaden-J. Stuart Devane. j. w.
purdic.
Brunswick-O. McR. Holmes. John
\ Bennett.
Buncombe Samuel G.. Shelton,
Samuel u Gud.cr.
Rnrke-J r. Patterson. Chas. f.
M-Kesson-
Cah.rrns-D DR.. Columbus Mills.
E,vin Harris.
CALDWELL. NJ. Houck, J. G. Har-
nor. \. \. Scroggs.
c.. . pr;tcbard
I".iarn+ " = Rowland
r"|~au tzariah Graves Dr \ NJ
'' Gat,vba-W p Reinbardt.
CI"" u Ia,,nc Powell Henry
I"rdon
y Cd"DmoI,nn vr, R.al
CChor~nn Nm I WaLb
CInTW II Ucc1rra
Ci"t.aland- " Garrett Thomas
KoaJn;tI
htilGl'H y . c,u-ar
Coltnn"Fnncb WaJSvrortb Geo.
N
AtIen. .I,nd vm Alderman w
w @aIo A wnrth
GcUritnctNW y Shaw
naraNGao / niche Isaac C.
uanti,s
1ariIsop Toocb
60 w GIannant
Dn w u KnnnnJv
IPIhnnnoha- ~ GoIi
F"rsTtbnDGeo w Hinsbaw. r. s.
Linvilie.
Franklin-A. s. Perry. DIR. O. L. Ell
lis
co.ton-G I R,sop lanes TT
White
Gates-Rr1ca Smith.
CrabamNG u Walker
Granviue-E- A. Gregory. $. \.
Cannadv-
Grecnc-W. p. Ormond. w. !. Oar
den.
CriIford w ALBRIGHT
UaIifax-F. NJ. Garrett. .Jno. B..
Neal. 7. w. Harris.
Harnntt-DanieI Men Mckay
Havwood-E. H. HYATT 4. j. Her
rom
Uenderson-H T Farmer w G. r
Nnrris
Hertford-J. F. Newsom.
Hyde-W. :. Garter.
tredaII-J u Click Holm V Tom
pleton.
Iark.on-D u Davies
.Johnston-E w pom A 7 Heath
n d l io'
Tono;r Inhn - ~ w
vhitfaid ~ '0 -
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1878-01-24

NEW HANovER COUNTY TAxn-
Sheriff Manning settled wlth h Conn-
~ Treasurer for the full amount Of
county taxes due by Z Hanover
county for the year ISL. Below ~
give the amounts, with a comparative
statement showing the increase for the
past over that for the previous year,
which i $50. .,i.l3:
1876. 1917.
Net State tax. SIg. eOs-@i k3O, 1873
Net county fund 3.13f6. : 1888
Net sinking fund
and interest. lO.S21..3 l3,J9j.32
Net school fund 6,92o.oJ s,l5o.'O
Totals sGf.fs9 % sol, le1. o.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1878-01-24

sGl.is9 % S91,fe1.@
The Republican journal., 1878-07-11
LYDIA E. PINKHAM'S
Vegetable Compound

Il a positive cure for all those painful complaint
and weaknesses peculiar 10 women II restores the
blood to its natural condition. directs the vital pow
cr Alright, strengthens the muscles of the uterus
and lifts it into it, place, and give, 4 tone ana
strengthens the back and pelvic gon gives tone
to the whole nervous system; it restores displaced
organs to their natural position. That feeling of
benrjng dorn causing pain, weight and backachr,
il always permanently cured BY it, usr.
The patient, who before could walk but a few
steps aud with great pain can, after the of this
remedy, walk several miles without discomfort. 1t
pernrates every portion Of the stem and gives new
lite ana yigor II removes dyspepsia taintnc,., hatu-
lcney, destroys all craving for stimuantS, ami re
cvcs weakness of the stomach 1t Will cure entirely
the worst forms Of Falling Of the Uterus Lcucor.
rhra, Painful Mems truaon, Inflammation ana cer-
alton, Irregularities Floodings, &c. Ii is a great
help in pregnancy, and relieves pain during labor
For the cure of kidney complaints of either sex this
compound i unsurpassed
BY its use the vital processe, are quickened, buoy
ancy takes the place of depres,iou the eye becomes
brighter, the brain clearer, and the whole system
yibrates with keener, sharper play Of the lit.
forces. By its immediate effects the patient become.
stronger, and is protected against subsequ ent at
tacks of disease by its strength renewing power
I'll, impossible tor a woman, after a faithful course
weakness of the uterus. and thousands Of women
10 day cherish grateful reInembrances of the help
deriy ed from the of this remedy
The Republican journal., 1878-07-11
The Henophone.

An intelligent farmer Of Des Moines
county has invented henophone, mod
elled on the principle Of the telephone,
by which one old reliable hen, occupying
central office in the hennery, sets on
all the nests about the establishments
leaving other fowls free to lay eggs
scratch and cackle. AS soon as new
nest contains the full complement Of
eggs, it is connected with the central
office by copper wire, and the busine IS
is settled. The only trouble With the
machine is that it sets 50 hard it matches
out the porcelain nest eggs with the
others, so that one chick in every nest is
born with glass eyes, and the farmer has
to buy and train dog to lead it around.
This makes it expensive
The Republican journal., 1878-07-11

The Railroad Gazette says that locomo-
tive engineers are not superstitous men
as class, but there are very few who
cannot tell from their experience of an
unlucky engine, which is always getting
into trouble from no assignable cause.
On every road, too, will be found ole OF
more engines which are notorious for the
number of men they have killed, and one
instance is recalled where two new en-
gine3 we're pronounced unlucky even be-
fore they We're finished, on account of the
name given them, and each one of then
killed man on its fret trip over the road
The Republican journal., 1878-07-11

1 hoi"F0. Cholcrn FTo"bWs. Cramps
Tntt E0tHS, CHi'0Hic DidrFhUa,
DNsente"y@ndCHojeraI ,Ju,,tn,a,
DiofrhmH un Tccthjng a,,d all
Si9}a,nrr Ton3110ints, Dyspepsia,
T2af0iencU, .Al"ggiS@ Digestion,
+ ant If Tone 0nj -fctirity IN the
.tfonn"ch G5.J H0frc's. Oppression
aJfr" E1jiiJ. Kissing of Food and
>,MUaF :U,nents, ChIls and
IEercrs. Colds and ChNls, Fererish
Symptoms, N0i0riaI Ferers,
Pains iiS The Bones and Joints,
SYmpfons Of Hhe"n0tisn, Neu-
2'd{1iI am G"Hi. Eol6 Ertreni-
|ieS, S"SHcnGcI CircNIation ana
ttejrt s.,e(t C.nH.tfoH If the Titu5
#nrCCS, 3'"Hr'cF ii Ire .Standnrd
Yo~>sHoti .Triicine 5iyougu0ut
{h~ icHJih 93fri Jrctfflb uf'the i0ud.
Or .$<n, olt tHgt', I"r IRE ttarejier,
Tor the Do'F!31, tho 0Ncd, n,,dcr all
circumstances Gu1 conditions,
both rs 4! lste;4icjl,c n3,G as Dentfe
siiIn"ja3it or bcrc!.uyr. ii a. N
mast groicJih G1,d cD'ectise Prep
dFaii>A c"rf "nD}potNietj IN lie
history n netijctHt.
The Republican journal., 1878-07-11

Tie execution business seems to be quite flourish
ang. ia all six men we're legally killed Friday
i've OF them in the Western States and one in
Maryland. -Four white and two colored.
A Chicago despatch reports that the corn crop ia
greatly below the average, but the prospects of
Eheat throughout the West are favorable and the
wheat harvest of southern Illinois is about finished
and satistactory
The Republican journal., 1878-07-11

Bob. lngersoll says "For my part Pm
glad there's death. If there wasn't this
would be crowded world. I'm willing
to give my chance to the coming baby
I've enjoyed life. Life has been perpet-
ual Joy to me, and when the time comes
to 90. I'll thank the one that gave me
this life, even if there's no hereafter"
The Republican journal., 1878-07-11

II is stated that the vines which grow
over the "Old stone Mill" at Newport, Il.
l., are likely soon 70 destroy the structure
unless precautionary measures are taken.
Several of the stones have already been
raised one or two inches by the tendrls
Of the vines forcing their way into cracks
which separate them. and if the process
is long continued the Old tower will soon
fall in ruins.
The Republican journal., 1878-07-11
'AlIANlONOAiOiI
ltii

The great sachem, in leaving his bones,
lett also his name and memory in the
region he came 70 conquer. and il rivals
that Of tncas in the traditions Of Nor
wich. SachcmS Plain is now the name
Of the spot Sachem's Brook flows near
by and from >achem's Spring. where
doubtless he had often quenched his
thirst, a copious libation was poured over
his monument in the ceremony which at
tended its dedication 1t stands in an
open field near the old Providence road.
about three miles from the city, and close
To the ford which he tried to reach.
The Republican journal., 1878-07-11

DR.. Tracy says that when man is
hanged che first becomes insensible, with
accompanying pleasurable feelings, from
cerebral CONGESTION, and then is choked to
death while unconscious
The Republican journal., 1878-07-11

THE AFFABLE MAN. \ mother and
Fer babe We're among the many passeu
gers waiting at a western depot recently
She had the child carefully wrapped up
and this fact attracted the attention OF !
big fellow with three-s story oytrcoat
and rusty satchcl in his hand. Sitting
down beside her. he remarked;
cold weather for such little people
isn't it Z"
She family nodded.
docs he seem to feel it much !' contin-
ued the man.
She shook her head.
is it "a healthy child ?" be asked, seem
ingly greatly Interested,
lie was up TO few moments ago" she
snapped out "but am afraid he has
smelled so much whiskey around here
that he'll have the delirium tremens be
fore night
The man got right up and walked out
Of the room, and was afterwards seer
buying cloves.
The Republican journal., 1878-07-11
Plows. Lawn Mowers, SHikyP
Horse Rake. Hoeing Machine AVG
Meadow King Mowers.

1oS1 received fine assortment of Side Hill, Seed
- and Breaking Up Plows, the best and cheapest
in the market. Also Lawn Mowers, the Tompkins
County Horse Rake the Excelsior Cultivator and
Hoeing Machine, Sulky Plow and Meadow King
Mowers. The newest inventions and best assert
ment of agricultural implements in the city. The
above are direct from the manufacturers and at their
prices Please call and examine my stock at the
Red Store. foot of Main street T.. BEAMAN.
Belfast, April II, 1ols.-l1
The Republican journal., 1878-07-11
NOTICE !.

~ f. JOHNSON would say to all persons inter
W ested, that any matters now in his hands, will
be, they may be assured. managed with faith. fer
vency aud zeal. by his successor, r. W. ROGERS,
Esq. Extending many thanks for the confidence
shown and the kind patronage.
Heltast, June 70. le-s q
The Republican journal., 1878-07-11
Jewels Of Thought and Devotion,


.'r>4- .,,aq .i earth a.t.r
l.a u..l;,! and talked II, field and stree,
W.. wuuI4 l.ur .av h., hqfna1 ps!t
!.,g lat tlu>o heavenly t.ct
Al cave 'iIt loom anu leaN" the lAte.
AAd leave the volume Oh the shelf
49, luil"" nun uAIuesuoAIil@ mute,
- l"'Fe l-e Lore himself
N..., -,.,-,,- B.. ir,,,, ,,f,}, ,..r ,..r,,.r
u.,g ','s,,2- !. t..,~, ~, - -r,.+ ..ri+i.
.-,.-.,--a H., 1,,,t. ~. t-i...
ilnw many morning maiden.
v..- .4,.,
N ..r ,l7
--
,
N5s :. pcp ltung tLe cool the shade.
l}u t.- Xiii. water course NJ. I..ad-
His .e.t,> ut,tu Il, : breast ar. l,Id
His Alll. srr one, Tie feed,
.l- "ltIt". tie went WVA.l 90
N'r question: - ArFc tue Pam lllSA' cad
Y "4-4 L" Know lAat mere or-""
Walked " It'll "'d. indeed
.-. .s1i.f f,- .I .. l. ..;..
-... -... N III.
.5- ~rrttat.u-. Of Il man Is ikt. lu, shadow IL
.autii. s,i4.u II trecel.> him and p1.Iry i'm If,
.-,.por,lo,., - !,.. ii follows hilu. IT.uvrauG
i-rIe a!r ivy" WIC> WINCH should take ny much
't aAl .A'u--.ts aid cares ''"' ana IN veg: time
'erta-t lt WIZ soon come % an end and eternity
""c+t>o il "lli -eFer come to an end Er,kne
...,..-... .f... .i..,.....,. ..:.l,...-,,,
''-l t ,I, IN ,,. al
r-. h; r. ~ , a. r"l az wy,
a. " ~
s.tr
creates. l.aa j., he who chooses right with
-I. t.u>t Iuvuc.5ic resolution. who re,i,ts the
-,r-sr temptation .roia within and troIa without
,lo brar> Tile heaviest burden cheerfuIlr: who is
e- all. :rouu> whose reliance ou truth. on y;r
te. ..l. ua God IS most untaIter.us.
''Ae -il !rs-FmAA dlned win the family, and
" .-lr >lrl /" 3e above" % say trace, winch he
-.1 W.T. "o"e- lead ant claSPed hands In these
WORDS
II itt'e tnTy head
The Republican journal., 1878-07-11
Administrators Auction Sale,

WILL be sold at Public Auction, July
w 2Sth, 1873, at his late residence in Freedom,
at one O'Clock Z. NJ, all the real estate of which
LUTHER +. DAVIS. late of Freedom. died seized and
possessed, in accordance with a license granted by
the judge of Probate.
j. ID. LAMSON, Admr.
Freedom, June %, 1873. 3W26
The Republican journal., 1878-07-11
THE sUFFERINGs OF WOMEN.

Uterine diseases are not ncurable, but when prop
ery treated they Weld kindly 10 medication, a. the
disposition Of all such affection. il 10 Ut Will moth
INK being needed but proper medical assistance TO
encourage the forces Of r"cuprration 10 overcome
the assaults of disease.
The Republican journal., 1878-07-11

one paper, the Bristol Press, arranges
its vital and matrimonial statistics in the
legitimate order thus Marriages, Births
Deaths, Right and the other papers
wrong the births shouldn't come before
the marriages.
The Republican journal., 1878-07-11
Caution Notice,

WHEREAS my wife. Almira +. Harrington,
w has left my bed and board without lust cause,
hereby forbid any and all persons from harboTing
or trusting her on my account.
GEO. w. HARRINGTON.
Stockton, June p, 1875. 3w26
The Republican journal., 1878-07-11
1912.
Attention, Old Soldiers
Commissioners Notice

THE undersigned having been appointed by the
l. Hon. Judge of Probate for he County of w aldo.
on the ninth day Of April A. ID. 1873. Commits SO
ers to receive and examine the claims of creditor
against the estate of JOHN f. HALL, late Of San
Francisco, in the State of California; deceased ~
presented insolyent, hereby give notice that SIX
months from the date of said appointment are allow
ed to said creditors in which present and prove
their claims, and that they will be in At the
following places and times for the purpose OF recev
ing and examining the same, viz, at the store OF
Daniel Haraden, in Belfast in said County of w aldo,
on the ninth days of August and October A. D. 1879,
at ten O'Clock, A. NJ.
ISRAEL CON. commissioners
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