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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-15
TIE COURTS.
The following cases are fixed for

inc I0ltOWlHE CtlbeS HTb HAHa lot
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY ID. 1879.
No. 7s73. Montgomery d Dolopy Va. N. Bur
No. 1875. O. Ii. Shields VS.. Charles A. Pipes
No. 781s Heirs of Herman vs.. Peter Young
No. 7s77 A b. Rains ct al. vs.. Alfred Lout
No. 1913 Mrs. e. M. Taylor and husband vs.
No. 7s,a. John g. Butler w. Henry +, Long
No 1880 L. j. Prtle. curator, vs.. Warren
No. 1881. Britton h Moore vs.. Miss Virginia
Bush.
No, 1913. Mrs. Virginia Thomas ct al. vs.. JAS
j. Dundus.
No. 1874. Retshaw. Gamm#ek Z &c. 70. Ie#ee
No. 1886. A. A. Singletary vs.. j. X. SinRletary
No. 1886. Succession Of Daniel dehr, for tu-
torahip and inventory: opposition u L. Gehr.
No. 7ae7. Robert A. Hunter vs.. w Il. Blaekman,
No 1883 Maria A. Ellington and husband
1s b saaa a sldun "na k " pf Knox
No. 7O93 New Orleans Pacific Railroad Com
pany Va Andrew Fl. Gay. tutor.
No. 1894. MIS-. A. Richardson vs.. M. and A,
:, No. 19ss. Roth. Doblieux = Co. VS.. Joseph
: No. 1897. Arlstide Miltenberger vs.. Weems
Nc. 1893. Lamkin 4 Eggleston vs.. Maxwell Il
Goodman and b. N Craner and sheriff.
W. W
No. TACO. Emeline Bowman vs.. VIM. 3.
Calhoun.
No. 74ol. State OF Louisiana VS.. Solomon
Womaek.
No. 74o2. Lizzie NJ. Taylor vs. William Roux
ct nj.
No 74o3. Lurinda Dyson vs.. Geo. G. Benham
ct a
No. 74n4. Edward J. Gay vs. New Orleans Pa
cilc hallway Company. 49,,
no. TAOS. Mrs. Euphrosine Blake. Widow Niles
admiui-tratrix. Va Richard A. Kearney
No. 74oG. Govy Hood w. II. Ffelisen ct nj.
No. 7so77. G; W. senteil 4 Go. vs. Amanda Bon
ner and husband.
No. TAOS. In the matter OF the interdiction oil
Scott Watson. ete.
No. 74o9 james A. Metcafe vs.. Chas. E. Alter
ct oil.
No. TAO. Andrew w. Metealfe VS.. Chas t.
Alter and sheriff.
No. TIL Succession OF =. o. Rhea.
No. 7412. Il. Ii. Kent va. parish of 1T. Helena.
No. 7413. State * rel. school Board Public
Education OF ut. Tammany vs.. Joseph Cousin
OF ais.
No. 7415. Caroline Perry vs.. Eugene oubre
administrator.
No 741s Caroline Perry w. Nicolaa Rue
No. 709. Mrs. Ellen g. Patrick, widow T. G.
Patrick. Vs. Lawrence l.. Butler. testamentary
executor.
No 7a1s. T. p Farrar vs. II. r. Steele.
No. 7A9. Mrs. y. T. Walton Ut al. vs. a. j. Bry-
ant. sheriff. ut al.
No. 1920. Raphael Hebert. administrator vs.
Emile M. Lefebre
No. raj. Vincent T. Cambre Individually and
es administrator. vs. Fplicite Grabert ct ais.
No. 7422. In the matter of the estate Of Mrs
No 7a2s. State of Louisiana VS.. David N
Bsrrow.
NJ: 7a24. Keene J. Cole VS.. William G.. Ran
dotph.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-15

ST JAMES HOTEL-RJ Hummel. Ham,
anson. Port Hudsou; G Harper, steamer
Belle: B Vance. Hous'on Rueker. New YORK
Chas Hutchins, II Lee Blanga. Ocean Springs.
steadman. Miss Lulu SteadmaB. Jackson. MISS:
Il G Davidson. wifs and servant. Sabine parish
Fairfax. Boston. Mass; W Shsughne,sy,
Henry. Jackson: D D Saunders. Mass; Brad
Ind: r N simpson, Ell zabsfhtown, N j; Chas
L Leonard and son. Morgan City,
CITY HOTEL-H Fl synes. wife and enild.
Kienk. 81 LouiS: W syisest +. 81. LandfE; "
g Kalow, Louisiana CAT Porter, deorge mem eii
nedy. u Weatheys steamer nrs l hanhea
A Leydon, Atlant.: Charles l. Le 20 a 5s
and wife lower eoa.t: Fl d Murphy. Fulton
A BatchsI0r and vie P1inte Coupeei Cooper,
Ben Well J Rogers. Alexandra C1as II n nor
Ion BragsIs sa,e abeif "satcbIfoebes
| pides ] @ Andrews. city: Newell: IhiD ss
daux; * II Alien. Lafourcae; ! nocT 81,
Nafch;toches Flerm ng and wife. Miss flem,
ming Pjttsburg; K Rayner, Dalla ] L. u
! Chandler San Antonio; Brunswick, st Louis
| Simeon We'll, BAYOU sara.
| at CaARLES HOTEL N MeGill and son,
| Tensas: b Stone La: Bebinnette and We re-
/ TouisyiiI-; Mr. Banter and two children, Mrs
| Owens. Nashville J Weheman and wife. West
! virginia: W W Hill Mobile; Wood, Philsdsl.;;
| mia 4 Williams. Chicago: Geo Coma =
| Y: E 2 Coleman. y Louis; 2 Inon ss,n ao Z
wife. Brownsville Tenn: L q GlanspensIill, y
7: E Lawrence. w E Lawrence, city: b Baker'
Chicago: Robt Asher, ST Louis; Jas FentT9ss9.
Bolivar. Tenn; d s WneelerL = Louis =
Graves. Clayton Hookei sy;E 7 Ne son. Iowa q
Hamilton. M1rgan City: 4 bongare, 81 ChTrIe5.
F Hatfield. A Sn9w: 7; Lowe. e. go
Games and wife, Mobile; Warner. MAJ 4 >
| A Tucker. Griflths. X: Allen Thomas Lid
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-15

A COOP scHEME.-In another column of our
paper will be found a special notice of the
Nichols Lunch House. The enterprising pro-
prieLor OF this now celebrated establishment, In
view Of the great increase In his business. will
keep the house open until O'Clock a. NJ, In or
der to accommodate those who may wish to get
refreshments late at night. There Is no better
place In New Orleans to get lunch than at the
Nichols Lunch House. and when one Is charged
about one-half as much as Is generally asked at
most OF the so. called fashionable saloons, we
can afford to indulge In the delicious articles
served by the polite and attentive waters OF
this. In reality. fashionable resort No. Sc Camp
street. Let visitors to our city make note of
this.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-15
REV. FATHER MOYNlHAN.
ne IL Inferred In the Church Thnt lie
nuIlt.

There were about 1000 people around Bts
Peters and paul's Church. on Burgundy street
between Vaudeville and Marigny,. yesterday
The reason for this vast assembaee was the
funeral OF the Rev. Father q. Moynihan, pastor
OF tho Third District congregation for over
quarter OF n century. The Rev. Father iied
early Tuesday morning. ut the age OF ffty-tix
years just as his virtues and qualities were ap-
preciated by bis congregation. The Rev Father
was a native OF Kanturk. County Cork. Ireland.
and had resided here for the past thirty veal 8,
At 10 o'clock yesterday morning. n solemn
pontifical high mass Of requiem was celebrated.
Right Rev. J. Quinlan Bishop Of Mobile off,
ctatet; tsTy ttey. fHtter f. fHymUut. Vicar
General was the assistant PRIEST Very Rev.
Father q. M Menard. and Very Rev. II.
Tumolne were the dancnns OF honor. Dea-
con Of office. Rev. II. Thevis: sub-deaeon,
Foote.
eloquent funeral Grafton on the deceased pre-
late. He showed the virtues. abors and self
denying princitiss o. hey Father ho mhon,yiham ham
ence. who knew tho REV. Father whilst living
was almost melted to teHra,
There were about fifty priests present, as dele
gates from all the orders Of New Orleans.
besides many Of the secular clergy Of the city,
and representatives OF the Jesuita and Rsdemp-
tionisis. Lazarists and Marists orders were
At ia o'clock. after the funeral services were
ended tho body was conveyed to q hearse
drawn by four black horses and tho cortege
proceeded to file through the principal streets
OF the city
Delegates from every charitable association.
from the fire companies. attended The funeral.
A long line Of orphans from the asylums OF the
Third District joined In tho mournful pro-
ceesion. The procession, after passing through
the principal streets Of the city returned to the
Church OF Sts Peter and Paul, where the re-
mains OF the lamented pastor were inferred In
the church. In front Of the high altar.
1t would be impossible to show the grief OF
the whole parish mt the death If tho beloved
pastor. Rev Father Moynhan has lived In the
Third District for the last thirty years He Ia
the one whp organized the Parish Church In
the old Third: he built the old St. Peters
Church long ago. and caused the erection dur
ing the war Of the present church. Ste. Peters
and Paul's. wherein he was buried.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-15
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT.
POLITICAL PRISONERS AnRAreNED.

Overton Braezsal, Chas. Hamlin and Nick Fl.
Campbell. all OF the parish OF Natcbitoches
charged with offenses under the election law
were yesterday arraigned. pleaded not guilty
and we're rlaced under bonds Of 5000 each 0
appear. Mr.. Michael Ryan becoaing their
surety.
Rsmy Clark. OF New Orleans. charged with
refusing negro registration, was also ar
raigned and pleaded not guilty. and was re-
leased on his bond.
The grand jury has found u number OF in
dlctments against citizsns 81 Tensas.
Frank Hudson was Convicted Of falsely rep
resenting himself 10 be an Internal revenue
officer and aitem pting to obtain money as such
and was remanded for sentence.
+. Lnrio has Instituted suits against the
Scottish Commercial Insurance Company and
the Royal Canadian Company for the recovery
Of 5000 from each. amount OF insurance on the
stock OF Emanuel Levy, the dollar store man
This Is the nth or sixth suit OF the kind which
has been filed In this court
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-15
HE WANTED To DIE.
A Man Attempts 10 Commit suicide by
shooting Himself.

At about half-pa s o'clock Friday morning
a man named Vital Goguely. residing at No.
100 st. Philip street. attempted to commit sui
cide by shooting himself In the right temple
with singe-barrel pistol.
Officer Martin, uuon hearing the report oil
the pistol. rushed INFO The yard of the house
and found Goguely lying on the ground weller.
Ing In blood but alive.
DR., Rance was Immediately summoned, who
upon examining the wonnd. sail that the ball
had lodged between the skull and the scalp and
was not a dangerous on9.
There Ia no cause assigned for the rash act
save that Goguey was tired Of life. of which
fact he so informed his wife on Thursday even :
Ing Gngney IL aixty-hve years old. and is the
proprietor OF a flying horse.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-15
Y. VI. C. A.

Tho literary and musical entertainment OF the
Young Mems Christian Association last night
attracted to their cosy rooms No. 81 Camp
street. a large number OF The friends OF the gen.
tlemen members OF the organization.
Tho programme, although n short one was
varied in its character and decidedly attractive
II embraced music. both vocal and instru-
mental, recitations, readings and an exhibition
of the monograph.
The evening passed of in the most agreeable
and enjoyable manner. and there can be no
doubt that the next entertainment OF the asso-
citation will b looked forward TO with the most
pleas ant authorizations by all who wore present
at The one last night.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-15
POLICE BOARD.

The Board of Police Commissioners met last
night at the Central Station. Colonel Paifry in
the chair and quorum of the commissioners
present.
Patrolman' Paul Lux. for INSTRUMENTATION.
was dropped from the force.
Parolman j. Antels was fined one days pay
for neglect of duty.
P troiman VIM. Walsh. for neglect of duty
was fined five days pay.
Patrolman t. II. Martin was fined one days
paw for leaving his beat.
Patrolman L. Avrlle. for neglect of duty was
fined one days paw.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-15
CUsTOM-HOUsE NO. ~.

The general state OF uncertainty In the build
Ing seems to have resulted In general eondi-
ton Of inactivity. 80 far as business Ia CON
cerned.
The Signal Officer gives notice That after to-
day tho new gauge Mt Shreveport. tho zero OF
which IL placed Mt the low water mark OF 1e7s
will hereafter be used for observations on the
river.
He further reports eautionary signals up at
Galveston and Indianola.
The following were the receipts at the sub
trensury off es on Thursday.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-15
FIFTH DISTRICT COURT.

Alvin E. Read w. E. A. Burke Treasurer
Suit for Injunction prohibiting the State Treas
nrer from paying any warrants against the
general fund o. 1875 until two war; lnis each
for 1915. for services rendered by petitioner. az
District Attorney for the Fifth Judicial District
have been paid.
Geo. J.. Bright vs.. Armstrong Flowers.-Suit
for S425 for failure to comply with a contract OF
lease.
j. Baker vs. Wallace Il Cary.-suit on an &C
count for goods. ETC.. to the amount OF $500.
Gustave Bouligny prays that he b. permitted
to adopt James Robinson Davenport.
VERDICT.
Charles Frank vs. Chas. G.. Johnson.-Suit fol
So, 900 damages for illegal arrest. The jury III
this case rendered verdict In favor OF de-
fendaDt
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-15
THE CONFERENCE COMMITTEES.

The committees representing the Democratic
Conservative State and Parish Committees and
that wing OF the party composed OF merchants
and professional men held another conference
last night with closed and guarded doors.
What transpired at the meeting was, not made
public but 1t was reported that no conclusions
looking to definite agreement had been
reached
1t is understood that the labors at the com
Dined committees will be confined to the pre-
kara1ion OF ticket to be presented to the
| Democratfc voters of the parish IS the regular
party nominations. and many fears are ox-
pressed that the ticket will not be received with
Inc Endorsement necessary to secure Its cleo
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-15
A "A eavy Charge.

John Martinez yesterday appeared before
Recorder sheehan and made affidavit against
Mrs. aud Mr.. McGil with grand larceny. The
affidavit sets forth that on the twelfth Of
February between The hours OF 0 and II o'clock
the two accused did felouiously take. steal and
carry away one lot Of gold watches and ch aims.
quantity OF other iewery. all valued at $1,000.
Aff1ant further alleges that he has good rea-
son to believe that said property is concealed in
the premises 1877 Gravier street and 218 Coz m on
street. and prays for search warrant to re-
cover the same. The affidavit being sworn to
the search warrants were granted.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-15
THE COSTUMES.

Everybody at Carnival Palace Is happy. The
costumes for the grand pageant OF his Majesty
on Mardi Gras are the admired OF all admirers,
and all who have seen them are enthusiastic.
At an informal meeting yesterday. attended by
the Dukes of Bullock. Wampha sock. Dark
helm. Billiard Rye and st. Nazaire. 1t vas adj
mitted that In all their long experience no such
elegant wardrobes had ever before been seen.
This opinion was fully ecneurred In BY their
Graces the Dukes of Concordia. Gravier and
Tchonpitoulas. who came in shortly after. The
Peers OF the Realm are now ra9tdly returning,
and all preparations for his Majesty 3 reception
and antartain ment are rapidly progressLng.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-15
SUPERIOR CRIMINAL COURT.
HAgEAs CORPUS CASE.

Jos, Falk WIS brought before the court on a
writ Of hateas corpus, issued his representa-
OF justice court of the parish of ST. Bernard
on the charge Of homicide; that he was en-
titled to bond. and that bond had been refused.
He asked that he be released on furnishing
eood and solvent security for his appearance
before the court TO answer the charge. After
hearing arguments and being put In possession
of the facts In the case, the court ordered the
release OF Falk on his furnishing bond In the
sum Of $1,000.
ARRAIGNED.
Carrying concealed weapons-James O'Brien
and James Page.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-15
CITY ECnOEs.

1T 6 o'clock Friday morning Patrolman Pill
lery bred several shots at a negro who WAS
escaping in a ekiff after a'tem pting to rob one
OF the Mississippi Valley Transportation boats,
At 7 o'clock Friday morning John Commins
fell into the hold OF the steamship City Of
Limerick and was severely Injured. He was
removed to his home on Thalla street.
At o'clock Friday morning Judge SCOTS
residence corner OF SPORT and Bufthe streets,
was slightly injured by fire.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-15
FOURTH DISTRICT COURT.

Chas. A. Conrad and l.. L. Conrad vs.. e. W.
Observation-Disclosures on plea Of res adjudteata.
Exception overruled.
VERDICT.
In the case OF e. W. Belden vs. James Gala
CHER the jury brought verdict In favor of
plaintiff for $40 and costs. This WAS an action
for attorneys fees In the sum Of $500
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-15

Brickell, Beard. Chopin and Fenner vs..
City OF New Orleans Petition to annul taxes
ON the School of Medicine
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tion for already there 10 considerable talk In
connection with the reported Intentions OF the
gentlemen representing the Democratic com
mttiepa, about their going beyond their powers
and usurpinR authority.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-15
Fire.

Friday morning the one story frame house,
located on Coliseum street, near Jena, was
damaged by fire tn the amount of $500 The
property was owned by J. r. Clay and occupied
~ golored man.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-15
UNITED STATES MS rwIcr COURT.

David Wallace assignee In the T. Dreyfus 4
O.. bankruptcy. has sued Moses TabI@nan and
Geo. Volkes of Delta La. for $4,000. amount
claimed to be- due on merchandise furnished
the defendants By Dreyfus Co.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-15
A Mismat.a Countess,

Paris Correspondence OF London Telegraph
The love-letters and adventures OF middle
aged Polish Countess and French school
boy have been the source OF much amuse-
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-15
mn CfTYIHALL NOTES.
THE TEACHERS ROLLS.

Checks were signed yesterday for tho pay
ment OF the sehool teachers rolls for October.
1878. and to-day all the teachers holding their
time for that month will receive the money due
them. The receipts ut the hall yesterday were:
IHxaR kNb %
Licenses ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 242s 90
Total ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. s3t35 05
delegation OF draymen yesterday called
upon the Mayer and complained Of The action
d the police in making arrests OF persons In
their line of business for obstructing the chr
tracks. Tho Mayor promises to give tho sub
ieot early attention and Investigation.
The proposed visit Of the Administrator OF
Commerce to the Fifth District tAlgiersl. from
which place have OF late come many complaints
about the condition Of the streets, has been
postponed. The Administrator IL, however,
satisfied that bell tower III very much needed
IN the district. and II be can find the money to
pay for II no will probably recommend that one
be built
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-15
Always ready. need no cooking-shadines.

Reeds Gilt Edge Tonic is sure cure for dys
pepsia and all kindred diseases.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-15

Alfred Bourges, deputy OF United States Mar
shall Wharton. has been advanced to be chief
OF the criminal department In the Office: With
two members OF the family on the Uni ed States
grand jury, 1t does look as II the Bpurges had
considerable to do with the criminal business Of
the United States courts.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-15

For Carolina Clay Peas call on George Heck q
Co., corner Poydras and Tchoupitoulas strees'
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-15

Reeds Gilt Edge Tonic Is safe and pleasant
inyigorant for delicate females.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-15

IF ever 1 cease to lover" WHAT shadinss
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-15
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Observation-Disclosures.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-15
Front Shoes Laced

MANY OTHER STYLES TOO LONG
TO ENUMERATK.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1879-05-01

SAD ACC1DENTs.-Mrs. Boon, living
neal Jackson, in Northampton county,
was burned to death on Monday night.
Her son had left the house to look after
his stock, and hearing screams in the
house ran and found his mothers
clothing in flames. He failed to extin-
guish the fire, and she died in about
IL hours, suffering terribly. The cause
of the accident is not known.-At
9~attleboro, Mrs. George Stewart was
wing on the bed, and her little girl,
larry, about 6 years old was sitting by
ier looking in an almanac. Her little
brother 8 years old got the pistol and
in handling it caused it to explode, the
ball striking the little girl in the side,
causing her to die that night.-Both
of these sad occurrences we learn from
the Weldon Neus.-Samuel Boone,
of Yancey county, while walking out
to a horse-race, was run over by a
drunken man, and dangerously crushed
A runaway horse at Charlotte
threw Miss Youmans, Columbia, S. c.,
and Mr.. Ernest Young, out of a buggy.
The O6serrer says 5: Miss Youmans es-
capped with a few slight bruises, but
Mr.. Young was right severely hurt and
had to be conveyed home in a carriage.
No bones were broken, but it is feared
that he has sustained serious injuries,
and will be confined to his bed fol
some time.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1879-05-01
corresnondent at Rocky Mount

A correspondent al TCch! Aoun'
mentions, in the Southerner, a hop at
Dozier Hall last Monday night compil-
mentary to Misses Hinton and Carr, OF
Raleigh and Oxford, who are now on a
visit to Miss Annie Lewis.
Town meeting for the purpose OF
electing town officers. Gov. j. Is.
Griffin called to the chair, when b. ID.
Armstrong was nominated for mayor,
T. NJ. Arlington, George Hackney. I.
Dunkel, J. P. Tillery, and }. II. MIR
ney, for commissioners.
The young men have organized a
debating society in eur place.
Mr.. Lindsey has moved his school
from Burnett's Hall to his private resi-
dence on Tarboro street +; MIR. Frank
Hart has moved into B. ID. Arm
srong's office Thomas & Hart have
moved into their new store east side OF
the Rail Road.
Mr.. J. L. Sumner while returning
home last Sunday, had his horse to sh!
at a snake, and threw him, which re
suited in getting his collar bone
broken.
MIR. D. w. Thorp had some word:
with one of his hands one day las'
week about the breaking of a cart MIR
Thorp then ordered him to leave. anC
as he would not, struck him with +;
shovel, then turned to 60 to the house
when the negro drew a pistol and free
ON him, which resulted in a Sigh
wound in the arm.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1879-05-01
TFor the Farmer and Mcdaniel

TFor the Farmer and Mcdaniel
NEGLECTED RESOrRCES.-I5 would
be worth while to know low many
ears .f cary corn, (Adams & Sugar
SC are annually supplied 20 IL citi-
zens of Nor Ii Carolina. No doubt the
aggregate cost is several thousand do
lars. Every d liar of this ought be
KEEP, at home. A single tow ship In
the State could supply the demand
with a better article, AID IS carly as
the hest Adams tt a day. | haze ti.d
them along side several years In sue
cessi)n and know this to be SO. Refer"
ence is had to the Rock creek corn, on
the fla ks of the r AN.
w. G.. X.