The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1879-06-19

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at Cornwall-On- -tha-Hudson N Y
Clayton is about to have a new anc
handsome Methodist church.
Jas. S. Manning, one of the late grad
Il tes of the University, will open a school
in PiitsbOro.
Prof. Hugh Morson and Mrs Mors IN
have returned to their home at Port Royal
Va, for six weeks vacation.
Two negroes at Winston quarreled over
woman. Burt Scales shot and killed j i'm
Patton. says Ners correspondent.
Wake Court will begin on Monday,
with Judge Eure on the Bench Pendel
Court began on Monday Of this week.
Hon. James L. Robinson has written a
letter on the Western Division, Western N
C.. r r., matter, to appear this week in the
Citizen.
Were we to give reports of all the
the past week there would be no room for
anything else in our paper.
We were misinformed about that pave
ment. 1t is our young friend Darius S.
Watt who is preparing to repair. The
stream of trade has worn out his old walks
way.
"A new Post Office will be opened to-
day "wednesday at the residence Of Squire
Sion D. Williams, eight miles below ka4-
eigh; he acting as post master The name
of the Office is hollands.
The Wiley Gray medal was given to
Mr.. G. w. Koonce of Jones county. The
al L l.
H. Busbee Esq. as representative of Capt
K. L. Gray, with appropriate remarks
Gov. Jarvis then conferred the handsome
token upon Mr.. Koonce.
The Daily Observer Of this city was
sold yesterday at public auction to Mr..
John Gatling. Attorney at Law for So 300 !;
he acting AS agent for the ma jority of the
creditors. who, it is understood have formed
a stock company to continue the publica~
ton of the paper. under Maj. Eale's man
agemept.
The sold Reliable" correspondent of
the New York Times has been heard from
ain with two column letter that breathes
of Rings" and tells of Rings and
smells of Rings, and has familiar rim o
to its tenor. 1t says that Governor Jarvis
ana Lieut.. Governor t. Nj. Holt" is to be
the new ticket for 1880
The Normal School will this morning
"wednesday unpack its trunk, get out it
ote-and~horn-bOOks. sharpen its lead pen-
Gil. aud pick out sweethearts for the ses-
sion. The school, we presume, was regu-
larly opened yesterday by President Battle
and Superintendent Ladd, seconded by
addresses from Professors Winston, Redd
and others.
Rev DR.. Mcdonald being unwilling to
give up his charge in Richmond, the Presi-
dencv of Wake Forest College was offered
the Rev. DR.. E. T. WiDkler, editor of the
alabama Baptist. He is a native of Geor-
gia, and for several years preached in
Charleston. We have no right to suggest,
but would have preferred a North CarOlins
ian and first of all, that m of many
brilliant and genial qualities, the Rev. D.
D. ct. II. P"
We have long wondered what it is that
makes pretty girls pretty. And now, in
our old age, comes the pamphlet Of Mrs.
Bazar," New York and Paris, to reveal the
whole secret. The table Of contents of it,
self is astonishing. Par Example: All
manner of hair work, all manner of pow
ders and rouge; balm for the development
of the female bust Didn't know she went
on a bustD pencils for painting the eye.
brows, washes for removing hair and
aromatic cachus for the breath, ''cold
crems," (what waste), Lips rouge. Denti-
frices, clair de Luue for giving sparkle to
the eve, blue pencils for the veins. and
variety of other things hardly proper Tor
q batchelor to even guess at. Alas Alas!
That we didn't know about this before!
'Twould have saved a bushel of heartaches.