The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1879-07-17
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-Oply 500 office holders III North Caro~
lima.
At last we are to have horses for the
Rescue fi.e- Ergine.
Died in Wake county June 20, thomas
Iee.....In Mecklenburg. Wm. Reid aged
10l.
The OJSefufr office has been removed
to the floor above the Citizens Ma ional
Bank
Mr.. Sphynx Cage. of Moore, sold his
gold mine to Mr.. Warner, of Mas sachusetts,
for $4,000 cash.
-Supt. III. A Gudger OF the d. d. & B.
4 has been made an A. NJ OF W. averville
COLLEGE, in Buncombe.
DIR Alex. Clark, the noted Methodist
Divine. died at the residence ce of Gov. Col
quit, in Atlanta, July 6.
Thar ks to Col. Walter Clarke for for
elgn rapers. Owing to the wea, her. We
have rot cad the French, and Sans crit ones
Rev John W Primrose of Manson
knows how to sow wheat on good ground.
The Obserrer says he raised 100 bushels on
four acres.
Eighty five wears old and sentenced to
five wears in the penitentiary for man.
slaughter, was the fate Of bel Mann, of
Tyrsll, last week.
Mrs, John f. Morris, Of RAlei h, the
Visitor SAYS has a well preserved straw
trunk. make in 1920, that has been in the
smliy ever slrce.
The Christian Adcocdte says that Mr.
Fred Harden of Roheson. who will be 103
at his next birthday has just profes sed re-
igion. Better late than never.
The Durham Recorder says DIR Charles
Phillips is improved, and John Mallett out
of danger: and Bro. Caleb b. Green has
bought the Mrs Gulley house for 81 400
Wilmington hasn't had the Pinafore,
but the Star ren arks as follows Myrlads
of ants are, infesting XII chens. garden s
&c. tt is summer, causing great annoy
anCe
-Teleph onic tel was carri on the 0 her
day between Petersburg and Whining ton
distance of 226 miles. The first question,
we dare say, WIS lot ?' The answer
'"eslr'
The new fi>h hatchery at Mo, canton
will be built substanf ally. partly of brick.
and well arans ed. 1t is on Lake Louise,
snd free use of the s tie was given by Maj.
Jas. ". Wilson.
On Tues day evening at the stroe Of Ju-
lius Lewis & So, Mr.. Brown was stricken
with paralysis. and was carried home seri>
ouslv ILL.,. An cid negro was overpowered
with heat In the cap tol square.
Rev. Dr. B. S. Bronson, formerly of
Charlotte. has taken charge of The EpiscO-
pal Iarish of Wilson. A straio ht-forward
generous. talented minister of Christ, he is
an acquisition for our sister city.
Mr.. Richards. the owner of the Duffy
IN Ipn n1ofr 70 ha fr,r,
out one tbousard pepnvwtight of bullion
per o9y. and gives the Charlotte Observer
glowing accounts of his operations
Col r. l.. Patterson Of Salem died on
tuesday morning Of paralysis. He bad
ana regret of his untimely taking eff His
HE was insured for above $4O.O
bishop Lyman will visit Pit'sboro,
sunday. July 90 Christ Church, Raleigh,
'ordihatonl July 81 Old Fort. Friday,
august ; Ashevile, August 3 ; Flat RI OK,
august 6 Heudersonville, August Z.
IN The colored people will tomorrow
b banuIsday) air their patriotism which has
T9 Teeh kept well corked since the 4th inst
me ne inaiiltary and fire companies, with Wis
LILY hremen and military, will parade and
MAKE quite a day of it,
no. Ihos. NJ Holt he's been re, elected
leSiheht odsiut OF the n. G. r. R.-indicating his
cid uh relations with Gov. Jarvis. The
candiGl 4'te OCStrrer in naming the possible
fIahIuiuates IlIo for Governor speaks of Col.
vioiI WI as, man of large means, liberal
b|nns e~s and SOUND Judgement; he would
csned any position to which he might be
All a Sfa.y 1y the people of his native State; in
'0f''e himself honorably and weli.''