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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-25
River News.

The marks at the wharf last evening,
at Il o'clock, showed - feet inches and
falling slowly.
There is small quantity 81 lee NOV
iug in the river.
The lIurnbruokc will bc taken off the
bank to-day
The engineer of the Della was in the
city yesterday, and reports all boats at
Stcubcuyillc in good condition.
Workmon are repairing the People \
wharf boat.
The Nail City was busy all day yesicr-
day Ia strengthening up matters arouni
the wharf,
by T,lcgmrhl
PIrTsBuEGH, January ~ River Z feet
Ginches aud rising. Weather cloudy
and mild.
CINosSArI, o., Jan. ~ River 81 feet
and falling. Weather fair aud pleasant.
LOUISVILLE, January Weather
clear anil pleasant Dcpaned-uuidlng
Star and Lucy Gastrcll, New Orleans.
River stationary With - feet IN the
canal
C,Rp, January 2I.-Eiycr - feet s
inches and rising. Heavy ice il expect
cd tonight Al thc steamers have har.
bored on the Kentucky side. Arrived
john Porter, New Orleans. Weather
fair, thermometer 81
NICGsBrEG, January 2i--Wcather
cloudy; thermometer 63. River rose 26
inches. AMI stands % feet 10 inches
above low water mark. DOWN. T..
lee. No bOats up.
NEw ORLEANS. January 24.-ATiyals
none. DEPARTED Chateau, Memphis.
Weather partly cloudy; mercury ~.
MENPuIs, Jan. 24.--kiver rose 10
inches. M arrivals or departures
Weather clear
NASHVILLE, January 2L-Riyer falling
with 10 yeet on the shoals. Arrived
Rhea, Pallucah.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-25
Try Venable's Red Tag and you viii
Use no other.

WoKNsl WoRAs!! Why safer from
these internal enemies III he human
constitution while 80 simple, yet ethca-
ciuus, a remedy a. Dr &. MclAne's
Celebrated American Nermiinge may be-
hal from any druggist At - trIhing a
cost a. 25c per bottle.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-25

Sieubenyille auumUtustaiiuu leaves bcliuic "a
t.AiF ~ bridgeport 40 1.0O, and arrives ~ ~teu-
henville al SIS n.
Leaves Stsuhenyillr 40 $40 A. n Bridgeport
at q ~ a. n arrive "a BCllaiTc az y A. AZ.
Tickets and baglgage Chc,ks % all principal
point in the East and West can ~ Urnyuigd al
u Union Ticket uifcc MyLuO liou~e, Wheel
ina aud al ticktt utiCe iu Rrid gI.1rt
=. h hNEkS
noFl Gpneal PASSENGER 4 nrket Agent
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-25

Yesterday morning, while drVins
along Jacob street. lStSeen Eighteenth
AMI Nineteenth streets, Pat. GrOgan was
thrown from his cart AMI sustained a
fracture Ut bis LETT leg ltaPpears that
the cart nan over a sleigh eIRbankment
AMI upset. with tlle result mentioned.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-25
Albrelins Register
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
snnrih Slrrct NJ. L. Church.
Indor to New Aaverlisemonta.

Fourth Street NJ. T.. Church.
Letter List.
\ Chance seldom offered | Blum y
Bro. Head at l"ral
Encyclopedias stanton y Davenport
At Wholesale rriccs l. Blum ~ hru.
/ Head ui Local.
Undertaking VIM Xink " SON.
Plumbers Thompson ~ lllhhrrd.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-25
WY j. Ncnahlc's Red Tag Navy So
populaT-lr,Ausc IL IL the best.
lslItur oil the Register

The Standard, in Thursday's issue,
wonders how the uDLL sir hundred rode
tu the polls. II refers 90 the returns
OF the election, il will find that the noble
six hundred accomplished their dcsirc
S,HNECHs
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-25

THIKTY salemen are required 10 wait
on the immense crowds from InOrning
till night. All ADMIT such great bar
yains Was never before offered IN Wheel
ing, a. are now ~ lie had al the great
Bankrupt sale Of Clothing at 1870 Mar
ket street. between Twelfth and Four
tecnth, opposite Opera House. Mems
OvrToaats Il .9s. guaranteed 81 lie worth
500 or money returned. Mems fine
Beaver UVsrcoats at si-ys worth SLIGO.
Buy a Sass oyeronat, and il you don
think il worth SlT.0O We agree % refund
the money. Mems cloth coats At 81 50
worth 500; a splendid suii Of mems
clothes al s3.gg worth $500, at 1870
Market street, opposite the Opera House.
Remember the great sale will positively
close at the end Of five days.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-25

CLEVELAND & PlTTSBURG r. R.
Condensed Time Table.

GuIND EAST ANp WtssT.
Outui after Nty Ib. 49,, all train, daily iUx'
t,If ~Iu,byf
Thu,u.h Jrttu. uH fitt,hUnsh.
IIurrIrh Iul.u, Goo t'yNrutud
grhHuugh tEt.u, tn thitaEu.
Pullman 4, Pt.Iur ,,tls bclNvCu Mvlisytlle aud
tI.NriHud
tIuttl AMI sleeping Cas- ou all Trains between
Alliance aui tulgsEu.
.., A-..tI Mail EHuus.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-25

ALMOST onc-hah the ailments ri chill
drcn can be- tran,-i 10 HOnoU. Why let
your little ones suffer, aud perhaps die,
when a few boxes OF HrLHa's HOra
C,fBdy will hiring them all right again.
Drop in a. MrIain Brothers, and get
box, and YOU will not regret II.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-25

TuH Neuralgia. Rheumatism, Lum-
hago, Gout, Swcllings, Burns, Wounds,
etc. the best remedy IL kollcr's Roman
Liuimrnt. Price ~ cents.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-25
Local Wenther Report.

The following observations, taken 10y
Mn G.. Schnepl ul the Opera House Drug
Store. show the state III the weather dur
ing the past week:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-25
Ayers Sarsapari||a'
For Purifying the Blood.

III. comp on A."
the Srg, taiiis 49,
AarsTsf o
Ihzt, hillliuYis a
ksBdJAks alb ~
le,,iidss ~ fotssh q
lion. faake- . 80
snftual fufs 81 o
sric- II rs,mIlt
shish sfs ssfJ IIui
iAut su,i AniistiHT
Ppnas, lLr ado.
In NJ. Ovt ne ita
-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-25

Nu Iu uu ~,,turtry utgHf, d., Uu CONNECTION
tIr tuiaUaH OFT ~tUiE ...
IuIu,tu TtIt.,.. uutstlg, E,,nu uut sleeping
ear. uu tlI night tst.It.
,tr,' ,uuuy,t iuu, u.r Wti" tlT uH l''hs
-uuIh amt -pUtuNrrl NHi.u uHl N"lth"s''
rusL IuE tnt,u U.siut.lr UI.t. Coo ,ulIuisi, ald
t,.I~uu, moving tr the Er.tt Nu.L aud tu whom
Particular ate .utiuu o. Et.yu.
WHEELING. rITTSHI EuIi AND BALTIMORE
IINI-iuN
leave Wheeling. ..............'..s' A. N. IL T. "
TuujeIrbu Accommodation
leave N hprIiIrE - 81 a. N. 800 q. N.
Ticket. tu uII pain, iIa,. Tatlut. Goa sale ut irifl
D.U,, ulFtuI 900 buuH, during the ,tN.
Information o. tuu travelling pablo ghUcriuly
IiFrU. NJ. Tt MtNlN, W q"
* O pINIElI,. t,u,Ud Agyut, wheeling,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-25
Musical Ins,rumsn, Repairing

FuR the finest flavor and most pleas.
ant chew, buy Nenable's Rel Tag Navy.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-25

spoP that coughing. II YOU 10 not, il
NAV kill YOU. A bdtle ii DT Bulls
Cough syrup only olsts You - cents,
AMI It's timely U.s. may save your liie.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-25

INK hum1r in tie system tbAi undsfniihl Do. =
and settle into tfJubis~gu,s di-gshfs IutaH
~ the hin are the appearance 90 The sufis'
hum a that should " expelled tfDfn To 49,
Internal Arrangements az the dsSFnissisas4 -
thee same humOrs ~ sJWs bsisfEsl 1fse.
Orysns. who.s scliSa thsy deuasFs, sih ~
snistAnas ihsy dl-ass shd dsstf0y. Ay"'
Hsrspanils erpsb tbs-e hnInffs frsin p's 80.
mhen ihsy arg syI,.., DE gl.,fS, 7. ~ -
am, Kifnsys Lung, tnptioss sui i,sHs
Dtseas<s ~ tie &kin. ~. AEth0nls fln, -
EfJapeiAs, PlJaJIes. PustDlp, ElIthy. y
TnmSfs. fstier and ssit Hksam ssif hs
rsigls. Pain Ia tbs bpBss, flts sIsd Md Is.iyS
waaka,A. stefiiliy, IStsCDTrh0a 1tsinf 49, 49,,
terual ulfsf4'ion and atsriDs disessss ~
Dyst~p.la tsaaeislpa srld Dsltt.i tvl'si
With thkir departure beslth fstans f"y-f"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-25

Sp. e. ,r,r, aIall STATION, between Wheeling
and ttUtftHU.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-25

EVERYBODY Chews Nenablrs Rel
Tag Navy.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-25

Ir,ius Irayiug JalUmru, ut g ~ r n and "a
A. ram daily Through thhHgn tNprr's.
.WlA ,Irrpiug ear attached. leaves Columbus
,Iffy EXCEPT SUNDAY. at WF n arriving iu
tIIg5tr.l nt : au next morning k,Tths can De 49,
,lr,,I la advance az Union pvIlut tirkct uthoe,
columbus.
pFIlIuau's drawing ulum sleeping Ctr~ through
Without change from 1Iyuhgufilia AMI tnluul
nus. d. Cincinnati, Louisville. ludianap"li, AMI
So Louis
Fur through tirkyis hJ-Hgg;r rhrcks, sleeping
- ,.r,lum,.itti1u,. 60 apply b. Joseph NJ
H,llrylllr Ticket Agent 40 Pan Handle Depot.
tslt uf Eleventh stuHyt or at tity Ticket once,
Iftu,r M,Iurr House, Wheeling
o. " caldwell G,utEll MANAGER. tulumhus'
Al N FrItuu ill., Gruynd Superintendent,
pift.nurgh IA " .. Oliriyu, GyuvJa ltus,cn
s,r and Ticket AGENT tulUmbu, %. unll
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-25

VAL Paper and Borders Of the best
designs, choicest colou, 20 please Me
taste OF everybody, at prices 10 suit
everyone in want of goods Of this kind.
Harbour 4 DiitmAn, 1853 Main street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-25
solOdont aad Bismarck.

Looking at Bismarck one would not
suppose that he sways such almost
omnipOtence. lie il calm and cheerful,
vary and watching. SOZODONT don't
hook diiierent irom other preparations.
but il never fails in what il undertakes.
Calm and agreeable, il is death 10 para
site which attack the teeth.
Why j. bismarck like sPALDTSG's
GIN? lie sticks and holds on forever.
VESABLE's Red Tag Navy il the best
chew In the world.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-25

SIZE, . Z. 1 e. rttF's's a. IS '-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-25
BALTIMORE Z OHIO r. r. CO.
TN,IUITNU I|'INs.
Nu.a Nu o. Ne. NU. ~

Uu anil after Nuy o. l,-S Passenger Train,
will leave as FOLLOW, Wheeling time.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1879-04-24

A WARNING.-Chicago and New
Yoik a~e rivals for the + puta1ion Of
Sodom and Gomorrah aad Washing-
ton ci'y isn't very far behind them. =
Chicago must be a tlifie ahead, as
the lightning aud birthstone are al
ready dropping upon her. During he
thunder storm on the nj ght of April
1U, a meteor burst over the southern
portion of the city, scattering the
debris promiscuouslY, and eau lug
much CONSERVATION. No one was
hurt. Two houses were st uck by
lightning and fired, bu5 the flames
were put cut. More than two BUSH
els of pieces of the exploded meteor
were picked up, and the smell of sui
phur was quite perceptible. The ex
plosion Was as loud as twelve pound
cannon at short range. But 1t will
take a daily shower of thunderbolts to
awaken anything ike c.n.cience
among the Chicagoites.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1879-04-24

RELIGIOUS. aleigh conyocation to
be held at Chapel Hill April 3Oth, and
continue several days. Col. w. E.
Anderson aud Capt. Saml. Ashe are
the new wardens of Christ church.
4 leigh First Presbyterian church re-
ceived nine accessions at the recent
commanion. The Company Shops
church received is new members.
Daisy Lee tells the Pee Dee Bee that
Rev. Mahoney had good meeting,
and eight converts "a Mt. Olive, MethO-
dist church Mrs. Moon is waxing
earnest, and so seem to be the congre-
cation. About A. converts arc re-
ported, and 40 penitents were left at
the altar last night. M SIS P inter also
has made a good impression. On ac-
count of over-crowding the Edenton
street church, she began last night
series of meetings at the Person
street edifice.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1879-04-24

We are indebted to our excellent
friend, Geo. L. Stronach, Esq for an
invitation 70 be present at May-Day
s'Rarbecue" on his farm near the CITY.
1t will te al enjoyable affair with us
discount.
u. S. Entomolog; Prof. G. Y.
Riley, in urging the adop1i ion of silk
raising-not on grand scale-but by
country families, as side issue" for
the "gude- wife" and children, in
stances the case of our townsmar.
Edward Fasnach. .'who for sevs raj
years has been shipping to France the
cocoons reared by his family. He
sends in bales averaging about forty
pounds of stified or choked cacoons.
for which he has obtained as high as
So 50 per pound, neo thu freight from
Marseilles, being only So per cwt
Mr.. Henry NJ. Mcdonald has gone
to Columbus, Ga. to engage in busi-
ness . . Rev. DIR. Marshall is visiting
on Monday night, the fact that he ha
declined once. or Oftener, cal to
much more eligible parish, in that
city, was repea edly alluded t) as one
of the many items to his credit .
The Fair Commit!e ee Lave already ob.
tanned subsc iptions to the amount of
about $4,000. To state it brief the
fair is going to be held, and be worth
coming to.
We shall publish the acti ID of the
Board of Education in IelaLIon TO the
Public Schools, and school-books next
week. As a southern man with south~
ern p inciples, We rejoice to ob erve a
disposition on the part of the Board to
adopt southern text books. 1t is a
crinae in the Present G neration of
southern parents to allow the minds
Of their youths to become misled and
prejudiced ga'nst our Fallen "Rebels,"
Gf you please to Call item SO : and
uTt no southern book, of equal use
fullne.s can be obta ned-Away with
the &C pc Cod " contracts
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1879-04-24

HE ZULUs.-i.sterday's kilograms
state that the English Expedition suc-
ceeded III relieving Col Pearson ON
the moran, Of April b, The fort beng
then abandoned. The English were AT
tackled on the morning of the 2rd, and
ait losing about fifty officers and
men, iepuised The savages, who list
heavily. IL another field, Col Wood
repuistd an attack. but lost severely
about $50 men. Both sides are now
scared.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1879-04-24
aalsial) auo Roundabout.

Wake Forest is 10 have a l.w des
partment.
The site of he old Catholic church
i otfert d for sale. Apply to Father
White.
Judge Cox recovered one OF his
fine match horses two years at er 1T
was stolen.
Raleigh handled 63l bales of cot
ton last week increase thus far over
last season 3.021 bales.
An address from Grand Master
Cheek to the Changers of the State
will appear next week.
The la lies Of the First Presbyter.-
an Church will give an entertainment
at their session room on Friday even
ing.
The Patriot, a staunch Democ atlc
paper, a Greensbo. o, one of the most
hourishing towns in Carolina, is fer
ell at private sale.
-RGbt. NJ. Furman, Esq, # the
Asheville Citizen has been appointed
Chief Clerk to Serator Ranscm's Raj
lold Committee at Washington.
1t isn't wise for one pap to sneer
at others. We have seen two very
loi tied instances recently :-one i'll
Daily, the o her in a ueekly. Lst every
EDITOR manage his own paper.
Capt. J. w. p ummer, of Plum
mersville, Robe son county, informs
the Star that his peach and Pear crops
wele entirely destroyed by the late
frost. His apples were not hurt.
1t was a great vase of the raw
material for at, er finishing a IN ghtv
dish of oyster stew he remarked 81
like your soup, but plague take them
there polly~wogs." He was fir IN the
vicinity of Mud Cut
An accidental fire in the DRYING
House Of Hart, Bailey & Co.'S Ploa-
Factory, az Wilmington, caused loss
OF about $3.50. .Glen May, the home
OF Saml. Davis, near Wilmington, was
burned on Monday ght.
We regret to learn Of the bareav-
hleht which has befallen Capt Wood
house, EdiUor of the 20 lcori Reoister.
IN The loss OF his mother, after short
hlhesS at Mendham, New Jersey, on
Tue I4th inst. His father di d couple
OF Years ago.
-dov. Jarvis, Col. w. L. Saunders.
ana Maj. Gillian went TO Lake Wac
ealhaW yesterday, on a short visit to
Ooi' Ii. Is. Short. They were tender
Gu ana "ltl be given complimentary
mop, BY the L,tus club. of Whining
Ton, tonight.
the Catholic Fair, the Rescue
"e company won the trumpet by a |
,o'e o. "A TO 395 for the Chemicals |
"heelef and Wi son Sewing Machine
o0' >4o tc 200 for the ..H.me.' - The |
proht of the f, stival Will Lelp materi-
"''y The new church.
-htV. DIR. Patterson, of st. Johns |
"1''h Wilmington, after twice send |
ing III his resignation, has consented |
remain. 1t is said he W., uld have
i'ed call to we'll. known Phila
'piia church as soon as his relations /
With st. Johns were severed.
,,A Well spring of pleasure is a
'"''hy baby. SO says a prominent
rN'ae aph In the local columns Of last
~ 0'h Piedmont Press. Now. Bro.
j. iiihson may be perfectly jus flied
~ parting this bit of experience to
,rs. O'd Bachelor confirmity mean,
hity, one of whom we are which,
>; 'u' why should he wind up the no-
win thls-"Price 25 cents?
N0odhess na.,- what can you
pean?
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1879-04-24
GEM ERaL NEWS.

Folty-five thousand dollars has been
sub. crlbed to the oxford and Hender-
son Il abroad
President Battle is 20 deliver an ad-
dr,ss on the early history of the Uni
versi'y, before the Historic al Society in
Wilmington, Wednesday night, April
23rd
Observer Henderson letter il.
Meadows is now building, and J. K.
Pogue will 5000 commence a large fac
tory | hear of several others IN pro-
Cess of building.
The Asheville Citizen says a buggy
occupied by three young ladies was
about to fall over a bluff fifteen feet,
when they jumped out. The horse
was unhurt, but the buggy was bro
ken.
Judge Bond has ordered the jury in
the South Carolina election case, TO re-
turn verdict of not gully on account
Of defects II the information. The
District Attorney has continued all tile
cases.
Franklin Reporter Mr.. F. J. Men
niger, b other of the former secretary
Of State, has just purchased for So 900
what IS known as the Buck Greek
Corundum Mine in Gay county, for
company of Northern capitalists.
Salisbury Nescs Miss Painter made
i27 converls while here. When she
left handsome purse was made up
for her--A horse thief, James John-
sO1 by name, was captured while
asleep, with stol~n horse by him.
Wilkesboro Witness Snow on the
Blue K dge. =. The house of Mira.
Roberts, a widow, was entered during
her absence, and 800 81 oleD, being
taken from hiding place in the cell
ing. I'll jah Church aud Edmund
Mcbride, two prisoners in the county
Jail, broke out Saturday. Both are
desperate criminals.
Winston Sentinel y. A. Boyden
was arrested here on last Friday on a
bench warrant from Judge Schenck.
charged with mutiIating the records
IN the office of ;he register of deeds in
Surty cJuuty by cutting out q leaf
containing deed he had made to the
late Chief Justice Pearson. Deputy
Sheriff D.ck-y carried him to Stokes
on Sunday.
Tarboro .Soutterner: Isaiah Respass
and a Mr. Brooks, living in the lower
part of Beaufort county, engaged IN
an alteration last week, when the lat-
ter had his skull crushed by club in
the hands of kespass. The wounded
man lay speechle,s for some days, but
at last accounts was improving very
slo WY. :. +. We Learn that young
white man named Jere Smith, while
under the influence Of liquor, got in
a difficulty with negro and cut bis
throat in Nashville, Nash county, on
Monday. The jugular vein was sew
ered, and the negro Is not expected 10
i've :. ON Friday last as the Southern
pound train on the w. Z j. K. X.
vas within four miles of town. the
passenger and baggage car jumped
ne track, capsized aud smashed them
lp badly. A negro boy about 10
ea-e old, who was sitting on the
latform, was thrown against the
oss ties with such force as to break
is neck and kill him almost instant
'...... Ii. ID. Robertson, of Martin,
rites US ttas be thinks the entire
ZACH crop is killed Ia his county. 4
sntlema1 from the upper part of this
'unty tells US that in his section
ere will be fair crop of peaches.
DDips not Iurt
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1879-04-24
FROM FAYETTEVILLE, correspon-
dcuce of the Wilmington Sun.

Mr.. r. l.. Pemberion is having n
large brick store erect d on the old
Fayet' evlIle Obscrrer corner.
Jadglng from the goods our mer-
chants are rece.ving, they anticipate a
big trade tn spring. Business is look.
ing up some.
AT a meeting of St. Johns church
the following officers were elected for
the year 5. j. Hinsdale, seaior war
den. and w. \. Tiltiughas., junior
warden; Major James G. McRae. S. j.
Hlndsdale, +. X. hose, w. n. Iilling-
has and George H. Haigb, vestrymen.
4 large attendance is expected at
he Episcopal Convention which meets
here next month.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1879-04-24

PLEAsANT.-Prof. Hugh Morson re
tur. ed to the city OF Thursday las, !,
accomp lnied By his blide, a lovely
daughter OF the old d minion, Miss
Sal!ie L. Field, Of Port Royal, on the
Rappananoch Mr II ,rson is a native
OF Stafford county. Va, on the other
side of the river; and we had the
pleasure-sljyttly, if you p,ease.-of
fighting all day long, on our 1osh
birthday, directly in front of the win
dows of his home. l. stood on the
left bank Of the appahanock, betwe n
Fredericksburg and The lower pontoou
bridge, where our blue-cOa ed breth-
ren under Burnside burnt their fingers
in trying to take two stone WdIa-Gne
beng a fence, the otter sur named
Jackson.
p of. Morson IS b loved by lis pu~
pills He received number OF small
presents from them before leaving,
and y as surprised, on b 5 return, by
silver pitcher and goblet presented
by the combined scholars Doubtless
this was designed IS gea.le hint to
keep cool: aud send each one Of Us
b VS. to the sprins for wa er at least
six times a day" Prof. Fry. Of The
Academy, is one of Aoseby's ; cd GAYS
a ry cap ais.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1879-04-24

MERE MENTION August Belmont
was knocked cut of bis buggy yester-
day in Ceatral Park, and badly dam-
aged Gen. John 4. Dix is dead.
Mr. VIM Hinton was injured last
week by a spill out ofa wagon.-The
Grand Lodge of /. O. 0. f. meets in
Fayetteville on the 18Th of May
Died in Nash county, April end, James
Lewis Battle, aged 7 months.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1879-04-24

THE SOUTH ILLUSTRATED. Is Is
the name selected for the IL Il trated
Magazine, which i now being pre>
pared by Mr.. Geo ge H. Chaplin. as
sisted by DR.. a. B. Chapn, Of Chat
ham. he present e Ii ION will be
mainly devoted TO North Carolina, and
will contain wood cuts of all the
principal buildings in Raleigh and 9th
er cities, together with the info ma
ton most needed by the Northern
home-seeker Copies of the publica-
ton will be scattered far ard wide
through the agencies Of the well known
Boston Advertising iicm. 1t may
give an idea Of the va ue Of this work
to Raleigh, and the State, to quote
last weeks Aiken Is CD Rerjctc
Our city certainly was never SO
popular as now, and Clapin's pam
phiet (Aiken Illustrated) has done much
to bring our matchless clinats to the
notice of Northern readers. We are
glad to publish the recent action Of
the Mayor and Council, encouraging
the efforts OF Mr.. Chaplin TO bring
Aiken before the Northern public, and
We heartily 81 him success. The
people Of Augusta, who gave him a
hearty reception last Monday with a
Gamer excursion and a dinner, are
ugng him to open branch Of his
business at Augusta, and to issue an
illustrated book similar to the one
publisht q in our interests but the
Augusta Sand Hills can never COM
pete with Aiken as a winter resort
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1879-04-24

The Shelby aurora says man near
" hi aker's Station was snake DIT one
night OF long since, while searchius
under leg for bottle of wins
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1879-04-24

Mr.. w. III nton. of Wake co inty,
was thrown from his wagon wh.le 10
was going rapidly down hill, ana Was
seri, usly, and it is feared, fatally IN"
jurod.