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The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1879-12-11
tDf%ENEER II. Is
CUPID'S SLAUGHTER.
Scores Of Serious Engaya-
List OF Killed, Wounded. A.
Prisoners. The Latter Pal
off and tied with Suka,
Strands.

In Louisburg, Dee ;, the II 7 "a
was packed to witness the weI]sn. ;
J. \. Thomas, of the Tia.S. ami NJ
r. Dent. The attendants WEI "
Stegall and Mr.. II. ". Barrow NJ;
Green and Mr. II. II. Day;~. a.
Peasants and Mr. II. l.. Thama<N
Helen Thomas and Mr.. ". II. Furm,,
Miss Bette Green and Mr.. \. NrC
Miss Maude Furgurson and u. g, Tn
Miss Maggie Furgurson and Mr.. ! x W
Miss Mollie Wilder and Mr.. T. p
Mrs. DR.. Malone presided at the ors,r
delightful reception supper at the r. &
tel wound up the fun, Our Nos, =
congratulations'"C the ~toravin,
ing, December ;, the same church
sembled spectators, witnessed the M
of Mr.. Edward \. johnson. or Wa.
and Miss Geneva Huff. Theat.endan,.
Robert Johnson and Miss Arrab T1rL.r
bert Huff and Miss Nellie Oyert1n
Uzzle and Miss Lula Gill: Parre v
and Miss Lizzie Stone Hence Wjg.;r.
Miss Annie Uz2l John Uzzle and NJ. n.
gle Pleasant j. Il. Williamson and n
Charity Hunt; John Wilson and M~,R..
Wester.---1n Isle of Wight county !
Nov. 10th, Col. David II. Barlow, 81 r.
combe, and Miss Emma Shiver,. and
Southerner telicitates both upon their ~
lent judgment, to which We add oar
wishes--1n Virginia, Mr.. j. ". Ni,l.-
Of Middleburg, Warren county. and NJ
Berta Jeffreys. An elegant supper q, IL
reidence Of the grooms' father was giyen
the return of the wedding expeditIor|
On Monday, lst inst, at the residence af-f
lr:lo'c n,o+6ar -, Eln,+,, Y 4 - ~
r. Capehart, of BERTHE county, and Miss C.-
Bond, of Edenton. Glad to hear it. D.
tor. Guess we will come down to take
look at the big Avoca fisheries next sprr.
in Salem, Dec. 18th, DR.. ). J. Monfaw.
formerly of Wake Forest, North Car
to Miss Ella, youngest daughter ofJpl-
D. H. Starbuck. Attendants: Miss Jose
son and Mr.. B. I. Montague: Ms, Zon.
Montague and Mr.. p. A. Wilson. j.
Miss Sallie Baldwin and Mr.. Frank Bohanu.
Miss Rosa Mickey and Mr.. Henry Fries
At Asheville. Dec. 3, Mr.. r. b. Sutton. o..
Halifax, and Miss Sallie, daughter of Rev
w. n. Morrison, the oficiator.-A BIZ.
Wing, Granville county. December s. w.
L. W. Grissom and Miss Emma Red. The
bridal party with many friends returned 10
Durham. In Greene, Clayton Eiwar..
and Miss Ellen Bryan.-By \. &. Guile.
Esq. at Clayton, Robt. Wood and Miss Mar
Wall."At Oxford, Dec. }, Mr. H..
Mitchell and Miss Carrie Carr. Mr.. Cha,
and Miss Jennie Hinton and Miss PAU
Mordecai were among the attendants. Al,
Misses Mary Davis, Lena Williams, Tenn.
Perry, and Mr. Arthur Arlington IL
fair bride has many friends IN Raleigh, air
round about.
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HEART BRoKEN.-The poets sheer ina.
many hearts may break, but not for love
has been disproved in a score OF case,
which have been reported in our czchaD-
during the past year. The --latest IS ioa. d,
Mrs. Gilman, wife of ". {. Gilman. 'a-
merly a prominent citizen of Brooklyn. "".
forged notes to the amount Of >2f]'
was caught, confessed, professed repeali.
land showed that it was genuine. ann
sentenced to seven years in Auburn
Prison. His wife was a sister Of Res
4 Hale. and Mrs. Dr.. Thompson: anu
niece Of Henry Ward Bcecher. Gilman
the way to the penitcntiary said be ha-
tears for himself, rs he deserved all, ..
would kill his wife. The event so prov.
She was sent to the insane asylum e.".
afterwards. But recovered, and -s
work to get a pardon for her aH,o-
Recently her daughter, Bessie. dsej az
lingering illness. Next day she tlei '"2
bany, and besieged the Governor. II
friends carried her away, but she e'A-.
them, and returned with the old .
Governor Robinson has never been @c.-.
of .-sentimentality; the pardon was ---
and finally refused. Then, she return
quietly, laid down, and died. NAea e.
Governor heard it. he granted the -o.=
sought pardon, after two-thirds OF the IT,.
had expired. Gilman reached home Ill ,~
to bury his wife, and take charge OF tat -'
handsome boys who alone survive Oh "
once happy family.
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PoPULATIoN.-We are indebted to the
North Carolina Medical Journal for a blank
return of Wilmington census, taken by
Walker Meares, Esq, under the auspices of
the medical authorities. It shows the limits
of the city to be "a miles long-North to
South; and II miles broad; containing
SIG whites; 10. 2SS colored total 1904.
In 1870, 1926 whites; 1920 colored; total
13, 44O In 1860, 1902 whites; 4,36O col
ored. Twins % pair Of whites Is
pair of blacks; total 40 pair,-which speaks
we'll for the future prospects Of the city.
Old people, Polly Brock aged 81; Rainey
Cocheran over 100. There are five others
between 90 and 100.
But Wilmington has need to "stir her
stumps''-so to speak. Raleigh. which ten
years ago was nearly 10, 600 behind her in
population has reduced that difference by
more than half. Emmersons Directory gives
the ascertained population within the cor
poration at 10, SlS; but estimates the total
population at 13, 800. The figures stated
are Sill whites; 5,O47 blacks. White
males 2, 732: females 3.O39.
Tho population of Charlotte is about s.
600. Thu the three largest towns in North
Carolina cannot show 40. 900 inhabitants,
yet they have I Daily newspapers, Is week
lies, and 2 monthlies.
The population of Raleigh was about 4, 900
in 1860 and $500 in 1870.
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r1J1T ~ RMER AND A

RALEIGH. Three nice lively weddings to
come off before the New Year turns Il cold
shoulder ca January.-The Oak City Ho-
tel shut up shop some time age.-Judge
Smith looks better.-Mr. Ed Englehard
went by invitation to take a deer hunt with
Gen. Ransom, IN the Upper Trent
The Leap Year Ball seems to be an assured
fact, and the boys are already busy arrang-
ing what they shall wear We don I
know much about feminine fixings, but for
novelty and cheapness Ewes costume would
bare the palm.
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THE LORD LovETH a CHEERFUL GIvER.

THE LORD LOvETH a CHEERFUL GIvER.
From Supt Mills published report of re-
ceipts for November we notice as follows /:
Collection at Baptist State Convention,
Sl15.9l; Raleigh Baptist Female Seminary,
1855 Mrs. George w. Mordecai and Miss
Mildred c.. Cameron, $25; Christ Church,
Raleigh, S62.O s; DR.. SINNERS church, $50;
St. Bartholomew, Pittsboro, 1890; ST.
Peters, Charlotte, SIT; B.. F. Hall, Will
mington, 800; Young lady, Wilmington,
sl2; Unknown friend. $50; Concord Lodge,
S34; Interest on the B. F. Moore Raleigh
bond sl2. @ Isaac Oettinger, So, and 10
hats; Geo. I. Stronach, So; W. II. Pace,
So; D.. S. Watt s. Bro. IL vests; Jos. p.
Gulley 2 pair shoes; D. w. Balm, one sack
flour; A. Creech, 13 prs. socks; d L. Gore,
Wilmington, $25; Goldsboro about $40 IN
money, and same amount in goods. There
were many other small contributions from
various lodges and churches.
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PERsoNAGEs.-Col. Thos. NJ. Holt is con-
sidered by good judges to have perhaps the
finest furnished residence in the State.
The bolt brothers all own farms and fac
tories, we believe, and are practical proofs
that Southern men can make money from
both, if they will.The OJserrer learns
that the name of Speaker John NJ. Moring
will be presented to the Democratic nomi-
mating convention of this (4th) District.
Mr.. b. H. Cozart, of Granville, is said to
be in the field for the Republican nomina-
ion.--Gov. Vance passed through
Charlotte the other day on his way to
Washington. Told the Observer stylo-grab
that be enjoyed his visit to New Orleans,
and the Democrats had just carried that
State by a big majority, and that his COM
mittee would stir things when the cover
was lifted.
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DEATHs.-At Wake Forest College, Ed
die Chiever, of franklin, Of typhoid fever.
Near Raleigh, on Saturday, Mr.. w.
Scott Tucker, aged As. He was feeding
cotton into his gin when a finger caught,
and his arm was drawn to the elbow a mass
of shreds. Every bone was crushed, and
the shock was too great for his system.
Drs. Hines, and Mckee (of whom he was a
r%elative) were called, but could not restore
the shattered vitality. He was buried
from the NJ. E. Church on Monday.-In
Raleigh, on Saturday night, Robbie, another
child OF DR.. VIM. Simpson. Truly diphtheria
is to be dreaded when we have so many ex-
amples of its devastating effect.-Also,
on Sunday night, Of membraneous Group, a
little daughter Of Mr.. VIM. King.-In
New York, on Sunday evening. DR.. J..
Francis King, a leading physician of Will
mington.
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METHODIST Appointments RlIei-.
Revs. w. S. Black and I. ". Sui..
Cary, B. 3. Culbreth; Louisburg, W
Norman; Oxford, j. 7. Gibbs; Hender,r,
L.. J. Holden; Hillsboro, j. II, Whee.-'
Durham, Frank II. Wood; Chapel He'll. ,
f. Hoffman Haw River, W. ii. Jor.-'
Salisbury, j. j. Rem; Ruthcrfordton. J
+. Bumpass Lincolnton, J ". Jeaka.
Charlotte, A. A. Boshamer; Monroe, j.,
Quinn; Wadesboro, w. S. Roam Jone.oa
High School, w. NJ. Robey; Fayettcv..
L. w. Crawford; Carthage, \. p. Tyre.
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RELIGIOUS NICK-NACKs.--Rey. DIR.
Vaughan, formerly Of Raleigh, delivered his
first lecture at Charlottesville Presbyterian
church on Wednesday evening, and the stu
dents of the University were delighted.
The -Nagozine has the following notice of
him One who admires the severe logic of
Chillingworth, or the masculine eloouence
OF Beecher, could not fail to find ample food
for pleasurable reflection in the mastery
series of sermons which have lately been de-
livered by pr. Naughan.'-The Adger
family of Charleston say that Columbia
Seminary shall not lose its $780, 600 by the
tailure.-The Northern Presbyterians
claim to have l46 churches, and 1870
churchmen among the Southern negroes /:
but only 81 preachers. They have, however,
81 colored students preparing for the minis
try. The colored students at Biddle Insti-
tute pay, over s., 50O," and the colored
girls at Scotia Seminary pay over So, OOO,'
a year for their own education. These
schools are at Charlotte and Concord, n. c..
The congregation of Christ church
gave, on Thanksgiving Day, s64.13 for the
orphans, and one member of the congreea
ton handed IN a check for S25.-Rev.
A.; Z. Dixon, of Chapel Hill, has been
called to the pastorate of the Baptist church
OF Ashevllle, to succeed Rev. John Mitchell,
and has accepted.
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1t is almost impossible not TO tee- d ls.
tain respect for a man worth a BIZ l-'
money, even though you know him U
not worth a cent in character, traIna, OF .'
c ncy.
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1t looks as if there were a secret leaone
to burn gin-houses. Fully fifty have been
reported in our exchanges since the season
began.
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r;n ba CHARGED for double-column advertise
mcntS.
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Capt. d. T. Wilbon, with \. Open
himer, of Richmond gave US a call last
week.
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DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ III" co-partbership existing between The
Undersigned under the name and style of uib.
Eio, EIko County. HeyAda, has been thIs dsy
dissolved by mutual consent. The hupI1sss
will hereafter be conducted b. John Htbbetts
and said John Htbbetis. r. to pay all the debts
mauds due said firm.
JOHN HIDBErrg,
Dated Eito. March 10. 1919. maoin
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DANIEL E. BEKINS
Pianos and Organs

The Pianos and orEaps manufactures nv n,
leif b-Atfy OF Warrington. New Jsr.-y, aro
more Earnestly and generally comnendsd by
th- frus.. aud iHusae loribg public than any In.
siruinents manufactured IN this rountyx or
knrop~- The Pianos have the greatest po.sibis
depth. richness and volume Of to=e. combined
VAIN . rlre brilitAncy. el-arners and perfect
e,rhpsss throughout the entire scale. and above
all = surprising duration which never chsnr-.
under I'd. most dshcaie or powerful tuuch.
The celsbrAt-i "uoldsu Tongue Rs.ds in
erA't!s o"lrbf1tci OrsAn In conjunction viii
The p-1eetol Red bOgTds. produce sweet. pure
aud powerful tones. Every instrument, Piano
ana organ. fully warranted perfect in sN,u re-
tl-ef- snd uru be shipped On from eve TO AZ
ten days t-st trial. the mEnuf. rtur,r p.ytn,
ir.iHht 10th sHys. ~ tLr instrument 10 not at
lsfaei1iy. Ilus;rEt-d ADykRTISER Cltalo~u.
DANIEL y. BEATTY,
New JrrseT.
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APPLICATION 1 I9 SELL REAL ts,

IN THE DHTRICT COURT Op
the s"v' NH Judicial District, County Of
Eit". stat. e N,v.ta.
Ia III" matter Of the Esisie Of Thomas wright
dec As.t.
4 petition having this DAY teen tl.d by Henry
NoiEh'. Adm ntsiF4tor Of the E.i.tc Of Thomas
Mright dc as-l, praying foT al rri-r a. cell
al IN" rial os'-'r bSlgug ug 20 ssiI E.iHte, and
" Api-aFirE {" tnr her.f:um that u j. u-ce.-
s-ry TO =" ] all % the r-al .-'Gtr b. I8Ggins to
SAN fs'A'e. ~ l. therefor 81 dsrcd by a. JUICE
o. thi. Cont hat all lrr-Ons int. rested In the
E-iE'e offh- ssld d.,-asod. h. and zpp~ar h.sfor,
Ills Court on Monday the 10Th day II Jane .ls.s.
a. 1907 l"ck a X. OF said day At tho COurt roura
thef'"i 10 sh"~ ,zus- Why "A order should not
O." granted 80 aid .tra or ~ -su All Of
ler~fl "sfa'" % sid drcTa ~ Ind that = RORY
81 this oder be published 81 least once Gyr.k
Tor tour rUoc~- I've Uu.-E. ia thr EiEO iSTETBSb-
~. u'N- Ep'r put !sLsd IA the County Of
klEO state uf Nevada.
FLA'E x. Tf.trict JaHrs.
iied this 9Th day Of March. Is;s.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS,

I.sIhTE OF BRNJ. 7. JONES
i Motto. IL her.Ly given 6y the undsrs'gnrd
Executor 81 the cst'ie Of B,njEmiu 7. JGn-..
deceased. To the CREDITOR If AND all perNons
having cI~iins agHinst TIA. aid dsosa.ed, to ~L-
bibi them With III" Necessary N0uchsrs, With
"a ten EIOnthr After the fret publication Of this
ho'IS". . tie sIid Executor. Lt hls pIa-. of
r.-!isuc- la the town and county Of kio, state
81 Nevada.
IVAN }. JONES,
EIrcni-r Of the estate Of benjamin 7. Jones.
ueCsa.-d.
dated Dec. 4. ISIS.
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NOTICE TO LiEA HOLDERS.

\OiICTI% HE5. 20 GIVES Ti,aT
y 4 !. iAESaEt+r and s.. J. -rriih A,Vr tLf.
Day cniamfuc-d susi "a the UI-itict Curt -
:Be StE h 1urICai ii-t i,f. q lh- stale It Ne
'a1El Arl '"r llfp a' MY. sgainzt tire D.. csu
Mining c M 4ry aBi J. ". shucs. t. - fra.
HSE- aE=44si trO-- cert "a Tr-gl~~. moan -.
II" faiCDu VIC EUI Mining ClAa.. sstuEs.i iu
Eo-E Gre Nj. i-F ~IFsir5gt. ia glSD c.ruu.y
state Of N"yEia Eal owned ~ tie Falcon .Itu
ing Company. fwr materials :UGl-h-d for. Auf
labor peri Tru~d ppm Ihs ,A5nu.
All pCrsrus claiming 90 holding llrns A.aiusi
siit pr- miss, under he provisions , { an e. 81
the lsgi.laiurs - The stat Of N,VNla. entitled
An Aci o. seCurS lb.i g. :~rhA tcS and nth-f.
and 10 r'Issl AL Uthsr AC'. 10 r'l7ii - rL.r-ir."
approved Marc 2. ls5S. Er" hereby uu'in~i 60
d. and appear before aid District Cont. ithsu
- b. known - uBe Iisirict Court Of III. seventh
Judicial district % ~" STAT. of S"vAdA. In Aud
Tor The County OF J. En.' "u tue lIih rsy 81 J-h-
rusry. 1879. ~ 10 O'Clock A.. ~. aud 20 .Ihibit.
then sud there. the Irvf 81 thcif said ems.
Iko, DeoembtT y. lsss.
4. V. LANCASTER,
~ J.. sMIIH.
kocnsy L Eelow, PIT sii'y.. "a
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
the DIsTnICT CURT OF THE

IN TnR DIsTHICT COURT OF THE
L Ninth Judicial District Of tie State OF Ne.
Nads. IN aud for TIE County Of Eko.
10 the matter Of the estate OF PETER REAR
Dos. deceased.
Notice is h-r-hy given by the vi ieraignci.
NsrEzrrt EeGrluE: Aluini.trEtrI, Of the
.stAte Of Ist'r h"ardon. doo.as-l. u he cred.
itors e and Al P-uuus having rlaiius against
said deceased. : 'Nhibtt them. slth ihr r.rTs
sary voucher. within ten months Aff'r The
Grs. publication % ihi- notice. - thr Ea!i AI-
ululEt-utT!I a. hoT :, s.lrrcc IN RUIZ Na!lcy.
ElEO cruufy. Stale n! N.ys-A
SAEGEIfT RESkt o.. htrnlu.tniriN
o. she r.f't- Of Pc er Nc-fibu. hrs-cas cd.
Date HIS 2yIA lay ol SgveiaLer. l-5' ~
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ApvaIni1ents
Daniel F. Beatty's
PARL0R ORGANS.

neae rornartsbie i~nsrure-ts t,ps.sss ospse
49, fSf musical Effects sud expressions never
x-tcfs se,1n.1 aoopted for Ams;eur ahd Pro
tnykonsl. aud ss oybssaeni In any psrIor. Ex-
- ~ HnslBfg OF Tone, thorough
NSshnenshsp, FSsgapf Designs and
YtDtnBs q vot1sffgl variety Of their CON.
btneasop stops. Bysfy instrutBept fully var.
restsd for ar yeafs - strlrtiy hfalcias. Ia
ersS festnrs erd A. = guarantee they arc
ehApDRd ~ fryu bre ~ sneea dhys usi trial.
Nes<y gefeoeed aud frcieht ebstzas pa.d both
vela ~ ~ " they are lBisrFptsseaId or 10
est yng pgvse prysilsfsciop No such oaet
- eSR besB nssde. beware II lrDlts.i1ls
AernAs uASteds bat sbert ! have Doue, large
eteoounss made % Introduce Ia new IocailtLs,
yee6 fP Abasfrsted lJykHTfsEh, ~eoptajn M
hRf Liza Of testimonials from ssli.iDaun per.
eona. 1880 Of vtciu yon fnsy tr5x. classified
~ MATES, With PoStOfBcas snhsEsd, that ali
eieZ lDggire dirssf ~ them. Address. DANIEL
bk4TTf. Hssbif gGyp NeY Jcrsey.
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BEAT
Piano and Organ.

no manufacturer 81 Pianos AMI or
EGns IN this ~ 4Gy other SDuIfy Who L4s p
c"iv~t 20 many auEubctstl tusurs-rlsaf- - ~
Mr.. B"sf'y. fruu every tate Eul TcTri:pr-
OgL-s Tie same NrTLi,i. ''IL-y are the b-.t boz
the World" Illustrated ADVERTISER TCztA
I"gu- iGiuHnI re. AIIrus.. DANIEL ..
EEATII. N=-tIa.tCu. Scg yrr-cF. oc5
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INVALUABLE TO ALL!
Er ESPECIALLY ADAPTED FOR ALL
L"nE snh Throat Complaints Pcsn-
liar 20 Miners.
DIT. EBEL's
Bsison ana Cough MedieInei

This wonderful remedy f. btehiz ma, ,,I q, ali
.ases 81 colds or coughs, Ia, Is espsctalIy
haptth Tor The cure 81 tsch complaints 4,
miner. are hsbls 90 from exposure % cold
ground or The AbsJfbtiOn ~ powdsr gmofs IA.
20 The lungs. Three doses . DAY will t..p me
lungs clear and ensbie tho miners a. ~ort In
ths midst ~ powder tmote without coughing.
~. not claifned for this BslsAu. iifs most
put guaranteed TO cure eli diseases Of the
lghks. one bottle 81 the BAisAm viii, ia brarlF
~ cases cure . lad cold or oongh of from ono
ptro months Duration: two bottles COLI or
cough Of from two 10 four months standing,
ma uree bottles any similar Affection that ! az
been IN existence from -four months 10 tso
,.,sp-To be hsd 81 y, y. Nuii.r's Drug s,or.
Elko. Nevada.
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Interest paid on ordinary Snd Term Deposits.
Deposits received in sums OF 81 aud upward.
Loans made on approved real estate. bonds
stocks. etc. Stocks, currency and silver bought
and sold. Exchange for saIs GU all the princi.
gal eiies OF Europe and the Orient.
27-u A. W. WHITE. SeetAr
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BSATTY'S
PIANO AND PkRL0R ORGAN
INSTRUCTOR.

Containing the elements OF music. With easy
I'd progressive sr.rCis-s TO perfect tho player
In the art Of music leiihrr pm or OMAN To
which l. added over riItr Waite, PuIkas.
Marches. GHlppz. Operate Nrlu4i.s, IEpers,
etc. by Daniel =. BEATTY. Warrington. New
Jer-sy. one Of tho best WORKS Of i's kind ever
introduced. ANA -h0uli be ia the hAnds Of .,.ry
piano and organ player. S-ut postpaid to any
part 90 the jnit.d states or Canada for only 30
cents. the price having been rolac-d Ia IA ~
ducs II eNsry~hsrc Address. DANIEL y.
BEATTY Washington. New Jersey.
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AproIaispsnts.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1879-01-18

Mrs. Elizabeth Rider, aged ll3 years,
died on Wednesday morning in Baltimore, Of
dropsy, supeFinduced by old age. Mrs. Reut.
ter was born in Luxembourg, Germany, and
The fact that she had reached the extreme
age Of 1lS years is well authenticated.
The reported recovery of the body of A.
j. Stewart, and the payment Of $4,000 BY
Mrs. Stewart Of the reward OF 500, 900 offer
ed, IS not true. Detective Jayne said he had
no knowledge Of the recovery.
= At Cambridge, Nd, on the Sd inst. Mrs.
Parmolia Banning, aged "a years, whilst ia a
room alone, fell into the ERE, and her clothes
catching, she was frighlfully burned, and died
in few hours.
David Russell was frozen to death, in
Washington county, N. ", last Saturday,
while attempting to walk home from neigh.
boris house, a distance Of one mile.
The wheat, corn aud -four In the ruins Of
Duncan a Co.'S. mill at Easton, Nd. was
still burning two weeks after the Gre, ali the
rain and snow that has fallen failing 10 ex.
tinguish 1t.
A telegram from Halifax, N. s., sags the
distress among the poor there Is greater than
for many years. The poor asylum contains
800 inmates.
The Democratic caucus of tina Missouri
Legislature on Wednesday nominated Gener.
al James Shields for U. ). Senator for The
short term.
Violent saow storms prevailed in the Nortl
aud West on Thursday, and the murcury
ranged as low as aero. In Cincinnati seYcra
buildings were crushed in by the weight Of
snow.
Pieces Of the rope with which Hunter was
hung we're peddIed in Camden, N. j., iasl
Saturday for SIS an inch. An ingenious spec.
ulator made "a nice thing by hawking bogus
rope.
BY collision on the Warsaw Railroad
within thirty miles Of ST. Petersburg, Russia,
on the llth instant, 20 persons were killed
and 80 injured.
A new steamship line, principally fnF The
transportation Of cattle, will commence to run
in February between Baltimore and European
ports.
Narsin BerEin was ox4cuted Thursday at
Fottsflle, Pa. Two moro Molies remain 10
be dealt With.
The sheep farmers 10 Scotland estimate
their los BY feceut storms 1t over 100000