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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-11-02
Order of Court.

TN DISTRICT COURT, SIXTH JUDICIAL
i District. Eureka county. State of Nevada.
In the matter OF the Est te OF 8. B. BELL. de-
ceased. H. A. knight. administrator of the es.
tate Of s. b. Bell. decreased, having fled his
petition herein duly verified. praying for an
order Of sale of the whole Of the real estate Of
said deceased, fer the purposes therein set
forth. IL is therefore ordered. that all persons
interested In the estate Of sal : deceased. appear
be ore the said Court on Thursday. the 18th
day Of November. 1879 at II O'Clock. A. NJ.
Of that day, at the Courtroom of said
Court. in the towu Of Eureks, in said county
and State. to show cause why an order
should not be granted to said adminis-
traitor TO sell 50 much Of the real estate Of the
said deceased. at private or public sale. rs shall
be necessary and that 9 copy OF this ordrr be
published at least fenr successive weeks In the
Eureka DAILY SENT MEL. a nev spsper printed
aud published in the town OF Eureka, said
county and State.
HENRY RIvES. District Judge.
Rureka. October 10. 1879. oc1i4w
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And In accordance with law. and an order Of
the Board Of Directors. made on the nineteenth
day Of September. 1879. 50 many shares Of each
parcel Of such stock a. may be necessary,
will be sold ut public auction, ct the sface Of
the company. Room 4, No. tol Caltfornia street,
San Francisco. California. on
Monday. the Tenth day OF Novem.
Der, 1879.
At the hour Of twelve O'Clock NJ. Of said day,
to pay said delinquent assessment thereon. to-
sether with costs Of advertising and expenses
Of the sale.
DAVID A. JENNINGS. Secretary.
Oaace-Room 4. No. 4ol California street. San
Francisco. California. oc25-td
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. By THE
IN Board Of County Commissioner Of Eure-
ks county, Nevada. that Sealed Proposals Will
be received By ths said Board. up 10 10 O'Clock
A. n, On the
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TO RENT.

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The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1879-03-27
DEArhS.


In Ir, del, March l.. Mrs y. T.
Min Hand OF lngeilDg consumption.
rs. In lr. dell. Ncii ). BrA~ley. March
ID In ora ge Marcia u, Mrs Pat
se> Bowers. from the effect Of a burn
received IN January last In Union,
T. ijah Leonard. aged II March IL.
Ia For ythe, Abs 1lom Jarrell. a ed -.
=. Marcu 8, in Wayne, JESSE Price,
az, 4 $ ...Johnns Rouse, ag-d ;. in
Leunir county, eau ht h clotnes from
a broom scdge lire, and was fa;a ~
burned.
l lie Assassination AT MARSHALL.
The intelligence n m Marshal,
Tex IS, of The ~ilful mu der of NJ, b.
&. Porter. and the probably mortal
Won ding OF Mr.. Maurice Barrymore,
viii not be eAco raging IN ormatlon 10
per swho may entertain an idea Of
removing TO TIA. Stle. From the
facts BEFORE Us, 1T the time of tins
writing, 1t appears that the IN mbers
of the ard-Barrym lie d. lomacy
Combination, after performing at
Marshall /, Texas. on Nednes lay night
last, repaired TO the depot aud awaited
the departure Of the train. Mr. Por~
Ter, Mr.. Barrymore. a q a young lady
attached to the corps, entvr>d u "A Il cil-
70 IN, and We're pattaking Of refresh.
ments, when detective AIMED James
Currie obtruded himself, and IN .de
some sland rouS remark concerning
Miss josie Baker OF he troupe This
imputa ION was justly resented by the
gentlemen. but Only III words, VIII
the man Currie DIRE. pistol, aud kl
ed + rter inStan ly, then turning up n
Ba rymore, shot and severely wounded
him: the ball enter q a. the elbow,
ploughed its way through, aad came
out at the shoulder.
Both of the actors Were entirely un-
armed and the reasonable INF, renee
Is that the cowardly and unprovuked
shooting Of both gentlemen was ths
deliberate determination of this Oi u al
man
1t is too much the custom of many
persons to speak dlsre espectfuliy oi Ia
dies the st ge. These ruflians aud
black guards seem TO regard a such
as public targets. aud libel and Willy
pure characters wlthOu. knowing aIy-
thing whatever Of the pers .ns whom
they would detame. Cure has been
arrested and lodged in jail, and the
authorities Of Marshall owe il 10 Them
selves, aud to their STAT, to STE that
the muI derer receives the full penalty
of the law He Is SAID TO have been a
drunken, bullying frontieram y untll
recently. and was scout Tor the late
q IL. Custer IN the Union army during
the -Buiiim0re1ta.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1879-03-27

| We learn from the Wilmington Re
| qicao of Morvlay that the residence Of
| Mr.. Daniel ID. Wells, of Magnolia town
! ship, Duplln county, to fire from a
| q, fecive stove pipe on Thursday last.
al was entirely consumed, with all its
cOntents, II clnding the furniture and
nearly every art icle OF clothing belong
ing to the family. The Re0jeto al IS
mir. Wells, who is one of Dapln' 5
best men, ara thriving young far
mcr. was absent from home o. business
in this city when the col fla ration oc~
cured, and knew II. thing of the d sas-
ter until his home, which bad been
built only few years, was III ashes.
The property destroyed was Insured Tor
81 900.
The dwelling house AMI ki-ch- y Of
Mr.. John T.. Summpriin, IN Wolf
Scrap township, Ddplin unity, was
destroyed by tire on Wednesday cf last
week, toge' her with most OF thei
furniture and wearing arp rel. 1h
fire was accidental and occurred dur
ing Mr. Summerlin's ab>enca fir IN
home. Mrs. Summerlin was severely
burnt in her Efforts to extingui~h the
fire. No insurance. aud the loss is a
sad bl w to Mr. Summerlin and his
laTge family. He is an inGustri US.
good citizen. and we b speak for them
the generous aid OF the community iu
Charlotte Southern Home We regret
to learn hat Rev j NJ nroe Anderson
II Nebans sville, is SO low. that b IS lfe
has been d, SPARED of by all his friends
$500. Mr.. John Wolfe, We'll known here
and one of the Oldest citizens in tn,
C. uuty, is lying very III of hear dis
ea e at his residence a few miles in
tbe country The report Of the iii
GERS of the Charlotte & Atlanta Air
Line Railroad to the stockh )lders
thereof, shows that the net earnings of
The road during the past year amounts
ed to a out $40 900.
The Raleigh Nears says: The kitchen,
smoke house and potato house of Ken
drick Goodwin Of Swift Creek town
ship. one mile east Of Asberry, was
burned on Monday night-loss about |
So, OD-supp sd wo-k k Of robbers, who |
sought TO conce al tteir the { by com
hitting thu buildings to f1tmes. :. a
car load of ten tons or 20, 600 pounds OF
.ee's agricul u al lime from Rich mOnd,
Va. passed through the city yesterday.
! oirg to Auburn, n. e., to Mr.. George
3. Enniss.
rockingham Bee: We are sorry to
e ,r of she serious Ill ness Of Mr. S'ar-
ing +. @ bson Mrs Atlas j. Da~ ~kins.
nd Mr.. M.stin Is. Dawkins, near q b.
On's Mills On Saturday the Bee
as made the r-cipient of a handsome
,alking cane of curled hickory. bcauti-
lilly polished, silver head, With en-
rAved initials. t
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1879-03-27

A PEA PATCH-We see it stated
in Colonel Polk's Hand Book that one
man in Craven coun.y has planted
during the present season 225 bushels
of peas for the Northern mar ket
He says thai early fruits and truck
farming are eng aging the attention of
our East, tn farmers. aud that their
pre- ducts reach the Northern markets
from two t. four weeks earlier than
those Of Virginia, Mary and or NeS
Jersey: that peaches ripened last year
in different portions of the State as
early as the 26th day of Nav.
Then there is another item set down
to the credit of our good old State,
w! ich perhaps VII be news to some of
our rca ers. He says that the fact
is dey )oped by the report of the Mint
Dire ctor of December 1877 that up
to June Both of tn It year, the gold
dep sited in the assay offices and
min from their organiza ion up to
that time from all the territory East OF
'hc Missi> sippl river was a21 164, 900. 40;
of which North Carolina produced
$40, $40 1872 l8." He further saws tina
- otui hstanding he long dark years
Of adversely through which we have
struggled, much Of the 1iG1 mil OF
railway now IN operation In the State
has been built since the war, and p-o-
jected lines cover the face Of our rer.
ritory as a Det work-tlourishing towns
and villages have been built and
half the 81 cotton fact in opera
tin have been erected since the war"
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1879-03-27

Hog cholera is raging in fofsy tn
county.
Warren county has abolished II, Ia
| feror court.
Eggs are worth II cen per d.zsn
| III Morganton, y. {.
Mad dogs are aboaniiug in the West
| ern part OF tile Sac.
\ 30 mile walking match is soon to
come Of at New bern.
TIE legislature passed a act provide
ing that 81 shall BE- taxed against tue
losing patty IN al actions u d:fray
jury expenses.
A man named Tom Jackson tired to
ru1 away with another mans wife in
Charlotte He was arrested and the
woman was sent to her mother.
The North Carolina members sup
ported Randall for Speaker, with the
exception of Mr.. Steele. He went for
B k burn, the gallant Southerner,
first last and al the time.
General J hnstone Jones has formed
the following comp4nies into The
Third Rrgim Mt OF Infantry: Com
pany A, Winston Light Infantry; B,
r anoke Ligir I1fan r.. =. Al5enarie
Guards +. Durham Light irfantry
f. Jarvis Lgh Infantry r. Anf"rson
Rifles; O. P-rquinaos Light lnfaT-
Try; II, Cox Riff ;: |, Vance Ritles;
K, Beaufort Light Infantry.
We learn on the best authority that
neither Mr.. Charles w. johnson nor
Mrs. Henden are parties TO the petition
in circulation for the com mutation OF
the penalties to which the Chapel Till
burglars are liable Dg Law. And We
use this in orination because Wa learn
that great use has been made of names
Tx IL To be mo.t influential because OF
their close connection with the affair
gh ch has cu!minatsd so disastrously
for the guilty parties s.-Record>r
LATE ITEMS FROM THE CHARLOTTE
OBsERvER- Married at the brides
-esidence in Monroe yesterday. DR..
samuel l.. Love, STATE Auditor, and
4 i'ss Maggie 5. Harrison ...... Cyrus
ohns.on bar keeper of Concord
suicide by morphine yes-
srday.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1879-03-27
,nleioh ano kouuo=Abont.

ttti'oD ""o
To, Wheat, tie pianist, lives a
SB rryviIle, Va
4 Mkt week wa shall give Judge
.b.,s decision in the Homestead case
II Willie NJ. Russ is travelling as
aert # the Department OF FSricul'
ture.
\ little 2, ssir now and then,
I,r,lisled by all sorts Of men,
u Don't it?
usi Y. E .Tenki: has kindly
cons,n.ed to ac: as con- spondent al q
u, ct f. + this aper at Littleion
Oxford as voted to lay the tax o.
8 60 700 cr he O. & Henderson Rail.
&,o.,a. Only very small 'o,e opposed
1t
The City NJ lis, built iy CAPT. r.
! II Graham. "a Charlotte, has be'n
ought bv J I'm w. Nads" or n for
50 800.
-Dzvid.or ttl!egs selects C'l Oun-
can X. NcRae to tel;v.r the ora'lo'
be or, the Lit. rary Societies at Ju
'cgmmenc, ment.
President Wilson gives notice OF
"a meeting of P,ivate ST. ckh lde of
the Wts'ern n. &. K. r., to te held at
New on, on the 4th Of Ap'il.
1t speakS fer the bealthfu'ness o.
New bern that the C, mbi"ed ages OF
.ix old 'ad,.s deceased within as many
weeks. vas i92 years, or al average OF
8 yeirs each.
We are always glad to hear Of cur
subscribers don z well. Mr.. IL. l..
j hn>,n. of Wilson's Mills las tie
cont,ac t build P d, z"n CT SO hous S
for 81 ckwell & Co., at d. rham, this
spring.
Mr.. S D. Wait, Safe Agent for
the Connecticut Mu ual Life ms Co.
has re moved his Office to the brick
building formerly occupied by the
Revenue officials, foul doors below the
la borC ugh.
Gov. Jarvis has appointed Major
julius A. Bonitz, of the Messenger, a
COL missioner OF the Asylum, for col |
Ored lunat ;cs, near q ldsboro. No
be ter man for the appointn ent, and
none better deserved.
One of our subscribers d. p. c.,
a New Salem, writ, s." w hele | can |
CT BUlmLda grass roots, | am anxi-
Gus TO ny the grass, and fiom the &C.
counts ! see of it, l bell, We i; will suit
lhIs st elton of country"
Nh. Me3cham did not SOW his
wheat broadcast am id is cotton this
y he mistake Of the Georgia MAJ.
our count! man dlilied lis b. tween
ne cotton rows in such mann er that
le can cut it without difficulty OF
Ian Sge 20 lie cotton.
w ade Hampton. ahen last heard
ioih' was 'Uut hunting every day
or exercise. We should think his
INST hunt would be after that mule.
" i'h double barreled shot gur. Or
might apply moral ,uasion -
Win bean pole
W axe Forest Base Bail Club his
Aeii Tie 'tielu' arrayed fer bat
''s' ana ready to put short-stop'
~ "htno ~ who tiles TO bowl over
mem. We suggest change of name,
'A-1he Wake Awokes, or Ear,n-
41aheS, iUr short.
>eaf!y all the silver dimes now
Nv hole punched ,hrc ugh them.
lN' IS 'he ba, lis ard post offices viii
A.. '"se u rec' i've them, they will
sem, = ou' OF circulation, thereby les
audi 'he currency of the coun ry
Nm,h' "''hg tie gold sra bb rs in he
the,, cI'rs, who have been doirg
hota siIrs, alno', to reduce the vo ume of
Of \. - and sreenbacxs. The value
Cam, ~ silver punched out Of dine
'' EXCEED enc penny.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1879-03-27
RALEIGH, n. c., THURSDAY, MARCH %, 1879

Speaking of commercial calithum-
plans vulgarly denominated drum
mers, we learn that single agent
representing Baltimore clothing
house sent away orders for spring
suits amounting TO 81, 800 as the result
of last week. work. Low prices t. ok
the patronage.
commissioner Polk is making an
effort to ascertain the aggregate
amount of corn, flour and bacon, ship
ped into our State for each of the
years of 1876 rs. This will be
important information as showing
whether our farmers are devOtin
more attention to the production of
home supplies. Some of the leading
transportation lines have cheerfully
complied with the Colonel's request,
and he is very confident that the result
will make a handsome showing in IA
vor OF a wiser course Of our people.
We shall take plea sure in laying his
figures before our readers
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1879-03-27

DEFERRED FOR AWHILE.--The Com
missioner of Agriculture contracted
with a party for map of our State to
go with his Hand Book. but he Is now
informed that it ill probably be three
weeks before the map is ready. Hence
thu distribution of the book will have
to be deferred until that tine.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1879-03-27
Churches and Pastors

Bishop Atkinson preached at Gods
boro on Sunday Lectu!e at the
Church of the Good Shepherd on
1hursda, night.
Ms. J. NJ. NJ. writing to the Re
cortier in relation to the Bazar for the
benefit of Charlotte Baptist Church,
me 1tlon>, among other contributors
Brother j. B. Taylor, Wilmington
and the ladies of his church. TC
Capt. Manning. of Wilmington,
Olive wood-precious tribute from the
Mt. of Olives. To our faithful friend
and sister, Mrs. Grandy, of Oxford,
who with Mrs. B ggs in crested a host
| of frlerds, ladies and gentlemen who's e
names we preserve. To ladies' at
| Wake Forest. To ladies of Swain
Street Baptist Church. Raleigh,
thl ough tie personal interest of the;r
pastor and Mrs. John G. Williams; to
Mrs. Walter Clark. TO Messrs II VS.
ter, for handsome specimen of confec
tionery; besides many Others who have
already received our acknowledge
M nts.'
The Executive Board of Raleigh
Baptist Association (Mes>rs. N B
Broughton, NJ. Whitley. J. S. Allen,
E. S Moore and d. B. Holland(, will
meet a. the Union NJ, eiirg, Inwood
church, four miles sOuih west Of Rail-
eigh, on Saturday rext Selma Bap-
list church has en- aged Rev. j. T. Al
britt IL to prcach for them twice a
month this year. Rev. Edward VI.
Deems, the son Of Rev. ChaS. T.
De. ms, ID d., has acc pied cali to
the chaplaincy OF the Woodruff scien-
tific expedition ar und the world,
which is 10 sail next May......The Raj
eiGh 2 d Presbyte ian church is almost
ready for use. 1t is neat but not cost
property in the vicinity DR.. Atkin-
son, and he alous lady members of
his congregation are mach to be com.
plimented upon the realization of their
eff r to obtain their own house Of
worship. Rev c. Durham has been
holding reviva,s at T. omasvillp, Is con>
the commencement of Rutherford Col
lege on the Goth of May. Rev Dr.
Hatcher, Of Richmond, was pr. sented
a handsome set of furniture by the
Eutaw Baptist church, of Baltimore.
Rev. DR.. Pritchard, of Raleigh was
present at the chou se>warming. and
says the State, "made very happy
little speech" .Lenoir Topic says:
elder John Farthing, aged seventy
years, and whose hair is white as frost,
two candidates last Sunday.
He has the care of two churches, and
prefers to walk rather than ride to
them" Rev. 3. S. Lass,ter will oc-
cupy the Henderson Episcopal pulp
regularly in future, says the RerieaC
The same paper speaks Of the Metho-
dist revival still being held by Rev
Mr.. nolden.
At Charlotte, In connection with the |
Northsr rn Presbyterian church Biddle
University for training colored men
for the ministry, has Re eceived a remit
ance from Sc. tland of 81 253 which
nas realized $6.120 81. The AfricO-
american Presbyterian says : The
.bove fund is TO be invested by the
rustees of the University as perman
mt fund, and the proceeds from the
interest," are to be applied TO the sup
% Of such students as may be prose-
uting their studies in Biddle Univer-
ity preparatory to mission work in
Africa
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1879-03-27

RALEIGH COTTON RECEIPTS --Re
ceipts for the week ending March %,
7i7 bales; for the same week last year
$40 bales; increase for the week 16S
bales. Total receipts to date 42,o'S
bales.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1879-03-27

By FIRE MIR. Willard c. Holman,
Proprietor of Cane cr ek factory in
Alamancc, lost his residence by fire at
room on Thursday. Saved his furni
ture The house was recently builr, in
good style. Cause of fire acciien al !,
caught from cooking stove.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1879-03-27

BARN BURNED Mr.. James Thomp-
son, Of Ala-nance. was clearing ground
near his barn. A spark tell among the
straw, and Mr. L. lost his barn. with
ali his fodder, ETC.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1879-03-27
MOL Ill.

- Issued Every Wednesday
Afternoon TermS-$2 Year
S1I5 for Six Months IS Adver-
+ising Rates on 4th Page 81
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1879-03-27

FARMERS CLUBS.-The farmers at
Denver, Lincoln county, have organ
lied club, which is reported in fine
condition -. The Cleveland farmers
have called a meeting for April 7th to
organize a club. The Eutield club
will hold its next meeting on the first
Wedne> day in April, as we learn from
the Weldon NepS, at the res dence of
VIM. Burnett, Esq, Secretary Of the
club, when the question will
be discusse6-' How to make
farming Iay?" And by the way,
this is a question which one might
expect 70 find all our farmers discuss
ing. When merchants, or railroad
men or those who follow any other
branch of business. find that their ef>
for are not remunerative, they get
together to examine, Investigate, and
see where the leak is. Perhaps our
farmers might profit by mutual help.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1879-03-27

vor OF wiser course cf our people.
We shall take plea sure in laying his
| figures before our readers.
A NOVEL PUNISHMENT "A day or SO
since We eran topper was brought be-
'Oro the masor pro tenn. The delin-
quent YVES filthy and seedy as to his
apparel. and as unkempt as a Coss ok
8 t. his hair and visage. After a
brief survey of these cha acteriStics
the official came to he conclusion tn t
he W uli attempt the work of reform
imprisonmcut, separation from the
wi.ch ng stimulant, ETC., havic failed
to do aught of good SO he Orde el
the uard house janitor to have in
leddine 1t once a large tub Of boiling
wat I, quantity of strong soap and
an able bO led AT: lean. as barher
These w, re speedily provided, and The
old sot was Givestea of his garments
and 10 his amaZement was treated to
what appeared his first wash since
boyhOod. The stout African appeared
to be master OF his business and SO
secured the subject in hand that his
cuticle was almost taken off During
the entire operation the great un-
washed never spc ke word, and only
gave utteranCe to a gtunt when sOme-
thing else was added to make his
change Of appearance complete, that
is, a change Of clothing. Renovated
in this manner, the soak, now so
changed for the better that several of
bis intimates knew him not, was led
before the may or, who smiled approval
at his original style of reformation and
dismissed the first subject of the new
system with kind words. Before de-
parting from the room the toper swore
that he would not in future transgress.
but that this treatment would do what
harsh treatment and iails could not do
reform him. The plan is submit. ted
to the attention of officers of ike sort. |
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-11-05
The Fate ofn Female Fool.

Our readers will rccoliect the elope-
ment last July Of Miss Hattie Ludwick,
a wealthy and beautiful young lady OF
NcKeespOrt, Penn, with a big burly
negro. and their subsequent marriage
in Ohio. Since then her tate has been a
hard one. For time the negro worked
i'm an earthenware factory al East Liver
pool, i'm Ohio, but finding the finger OF
scorn pointed at them they quilted the
place Tor parts unknown. The other
dlv pcdller, who had worked Tor lat
ties brother, met them tramplng 1t
along the New Jersey Central Road -
the girl disguised rs boy-making their
way to New York. They had but five
cents. with which they hoped to get
across the river. The peddler gave
them the wherewithal to purchase a
meal. Before parting with them II was
aScertained that they were on their way
10 Bridgeport, Conn. Their clothes We're
old and worn, and well patched all over.
Hattie's shoes consisted simply OF up
uers. while the negro was somewhat bet
ter shod. On the little finger OF the left
hand the girl wore plain gold ring,
which she offered To the peddler Tor 4
small consideration. When the negro
asked Tor some information of Mckees-
port. Hattie burst out with, "Oh, don't
talk about home, John, you make me
heartsick The poor creature, who
was in a very exhausted and nervous
state, and whose face bore unmistaka-
BILE signs of recent tears, appeared to
have wholesome dread OF her lord aud
master, and to be completely under his
Ct ntrol.