The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1879-07-10
lsalciab ano Roundabout.

Zine rains in Johnston county this
week.
Charlotte is having a new pcstofiice
fixed up.
Mr.. Swepson has been required TO give
bond in sum of $40, 900 for his appearance
at Franklin court
There are 10000 guests at Arkensas
Hot Springs-a majority being "Colonels'
coolirg eff their hot coppers.
A picnic and dance occurs at Shocco
Springs. Warren county. to-day. Raleigh
will have several charming representatives..
Because Gov. Vance whispered TO Las
mar just previous to the Conkling t1uttar
mill, the New York Herald calls him the
Great Sitting-Bull dozer!'
Prof. Fairchild's article on moving.
etc, came too late for this number, but his
advertisement ellis where you can get the
De>t lot of seeds we know of. Send at
once
Does any one desire to have the ser-
vices of pe' sons skilled III silk culture :?
Write the Commissioner Of Agriculture.
- Coz Jurr,is and his Railroad Policy y
ton in the Wilmington Recie,r, whose edi-
tor endorses and severely joins in the
structures upon he recent change in the
A & y. G. Railroad management. For the
present we lave nothing to sav on the sub.
pct except to wish prosnerity and the
highest welfare for both New ,Berne and
Wimi gton, and the sections they repre-.
sent.
Died. in Per on county, suddenly. on
Sunday. W A. King. Sr.. III the 10th year
of his age. Mr.. King was the father OF cur
popu' ar young townsman, David H. kipg.
ESQ .... In Moore county, John II. Dali ym-
pie. aged "a w Drowned in Ca'aw ba
River. Louis Snedcker ...... Overdosed with
laudanum by mistake, a child OF Mr.. j, F.
Smith. Of Mooresville. Suddenly of heart
disease. at Masonboro Sound. Mis-. Jane
Vikings Of Fayetteville, aged u.
DR.. T. t. Sandifer, of Paw Creek,
MecElenburg, sends Col. Polk some fine
specimens Of wheat ard oats Mecklepburg
has the benefit of about So 900 worth of
State-paid advertising, the result Of Mr.. \.
DumOnt's cerius: but she ought to have a
better show in the museum. 70 matter #
the county commissioners should have to
pay an agent to go around and collect
specimens. We speak as true friend If
the grand Old county. whose people lave
ALWAYS been our friends.
Married by Rev. E. r. Rich, on the
morning of the Sd, inst. in the private par
Tor If Dr. Geo. w. B'ackuall. Mr. Geo.
Green Of " wberp, and Miss Mamie Black
nali. The bride was ''sweet sixteen > the
groom scarce three teens older; but they
made an handsome couple and the trous-
'eaH and the wedding presents, were hand
somer than ever were seen in Raleigh. At
ieaSt hardly ever. The attendants and
1ew friends, escorted the young couple in a
special car, to Goldsboro, en- route for
Beaufort
The sale of the Daily Observer on the
I'th ult. not proving satisfactory, the paper
was again sold on Saturday, and after some
spirited bidding by Capt John Calling,
representing himself and others) and DR..
=. Martin, representing Capt. S. A
AShe, OF Merrimon, Fuller & Ashe,) was
purchased by the latter for $3.50. Tues
uay me rning's issue announced the acces-
slon OF Capt. Ashe to the Editorial chair,
ana yesf ferday's number shows that he is no
novice IN Journalism. AS chairman of the
Deinocratlc State Committee, he demon
stlsted the rare faculty of thinking clearly,
ON 1no writing tersely. Under his control the
politics.