The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1879-06-26
asalsiglJ a,l0 Roundabout.


Read Grand Master Cneek's <ti: ring ad-
dress.
-l4O Normalities on deck at latest &C
counts
B. R Smith & Co., of New York, have
resumed business.
Judge John Kerr was in town yester-
day, still quite feeble.
Gen Bradley 7. Johuston, a brother in
law of w. J. Saunders, Esq, was in the
city yesterday.
-Infaut child of Capt. J. J. Thomas
and also one of Mr. Thornton Utley, died on
Saturday and Sunday.
Bishop Atkinson went to Saratoga in
stead of Europe, Mrs, Atkinson's health
not justifying the long sea voyage.
The Rev E. NJ. Forbes. of Newbern, is
about TO take up his residence at Beaufort,
as Rector of the Episcopal church there.
The Durham Light Infantrymen will
observe the Fourth Of July by al excursion
to Winston to participate in the ceremo~
MES there.
Thermometer at 90 several days.in New
York recently. says Mr. FL. d. Law, who
has returned South to enjoy the cool shades
of Raleigh.
Baby found in rear Of Mr. Jordan
Womble's stables. Verdict Dam no :"
See here, folks, these accidents are getting
too common.
Hayes has vetoed the Judicial Bill, as
was expected The Democrats caucussed,
and decided to frame another and send it
back; then adjourn.
A negro convict named Faircloth, SEM
sickness while at work with a gang on the
farm of VIM. E. Pierce.
Mr.. j. L. Gooch, of Weldon, has
bought from Gen. Matt Ransom's stock
farm pair of Red Dick 3 years old, fill
lies, by Emily Long, aud Annis.
For the position of Chief Marshal OF
the State Fair we understand Mai w. T.
Black veil. of Durham has been selected
He will make first class officer.
-Whitford or Hughes? That's the oues
ton that folks are asking who live along
the New Bern Tailroad. Tomorrow il
expected to answer but we rather suspect
1t won't
Stylish ma riage on the 81 of July. If
all ofour friend DR.. Blacknall's 5 ''Co onels :
turn out there will no. be a church in Ral>
eigh will ho.d them. Fami party at
Beaufort.
Died in Charlotte at noon on Tuesday,
John A Wilson, depot agent of the n. G..
K t., as gallant a soul as ever left the
state. lie was true man. a true friend,
aud gentleman. Good bye, old fellow
"A correspondent Of the State says the
salutatory OF Miss r E. Heck, Of North
Carolina, at Hollins Institute, Va. was
rig! gracefully done, Jas. Barlo Hope
delivered the address.
In beginning a Seventh Volume, the
Monroe Enquirer with justifiable pride re-
views Its advance from a small sheet to its
present prosperous proportions. May its
sunshine never grow less.
Mrs Job Osborn has opened a board
in9>house (by the day, week, or month"; at
1ef comfortable residence, one of the
YuleteSt and coolest in the city, yet con>
'ehlent for business men,
FROM Raleigh to Louisburg Centennial
anu anu return, S1.70 for car fare 81 so for
G naGh lare. From Warrenton to Louisburg
anu anu return S2.10; same hack fare. Other
stations IN like proportion.
Mis- Hulls murderer, negro ex~Fed-
aa' soldier, named Cox has been caught
aiiu mas confessed. He didn't mean to kill
+o put choked her too long, He tied her
W prevent her giving an alarm if she re-
tho 1reu; 3 Che possibly died of fright. Half
Hin He word e owes an humble apology to DR..
-1"ii lor suspecting him as we all did.