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The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-08-19
sw PLEASE READ THROUGH!
To the Business and Professional
Men of North Carolina.
RALEIGH, n. c., Aug. /, 1880.

GENTLEMEN Reports received at this
office from every county in North Carolina
give promise of a better TRACE than usual,
this fall. Crops are better, labor steadler,
credit easier our people are more hopeful,
more disposed to refit, remodel, and refur-
nish. both in doors and out doors, more
ready to test lew methods and new machin-
cry, more anxious to school their child rem !;
and In short more generally wide awake,
stirring. and prOgreSSl We, than at any time
since the war. | need not tell you, as prac-
teal men, what naturally follows. Pros
perity In the country mems activity III
town. All trades, professions, and occupa-
tiOns are certain to feel the benefit In a
general way. But all will not be benefited
alike, because all will not deserve it alike.
Some men will sit down to wait for business
to hunt them up yea to come to their very
counters and offer itself! Other men will
go plodding on in the old rut, and think
themselves lucky it they make as much as
last year. | need not address either of these
classes. | speak to the earnest, enterpris-
ing Merchant. Manufacturer, Machinist,
General Agent, School President, Contrac-
tor. or Professional man, who forsees the
coming Business Revival, and is anxious to
be ready for it, just as sailors, seeing the
breeze begin to freshen, crowd sail upon
sail to make the most of It ,chiIe It lasts.
How to get ready? Of course, the first
great aim is to catch the attention of a good
class of Patrons. There is but one way to
do this, namely by Advertising. But there
is a big difference in advertising. Some
kinds barely return the cost other kinds
pay two hundred per cent on every dollar of
outlay. Some men waste large sums for
fancy sign boards, framed placards, direc-
tories, circulars, travelling cards, etc.
t-,y SOW hnaa,.Sn thnrn -, rc ,a 80
bring back first cost. They may pay, North;
but don't here.
In North Carolina, where 90 per cent. of
our people live on farms, and in small vii
lagos. the very best ADVERTISING medium IS
the Weekly Newspaper; because 1t goes once
% aceek to the homes of oar Producers. and
Consumers; the homes uhence comes almost
the entire Retail Business of the State!
Very wealthy people are apt to get their
goods, groceries,, schooling, etc.. at the
North our substantial North Carolina
yeoman-y buy at home, and sell at home.
l repeat that the Weekly Family News
paper is the true advertising medium for
North Carolina. 1t is a drummer" that
along the by-roads, and by paths repeating
ing the visit week after week, at little eX-
pense, and 40 loss. 1t is a canvasser that
never is idle, nor asleep, nor off duty. 1t does
not slight anybody Is not afraid of the dog;
does not finch before any mans grOwl, and is
always ready to hold up your card, and in
vite the reader to become your customer.
HOW TO ADVERTISE.
Perhaps more depends on ,how you adj
vertlse than where. The poorest way In my
estimation biased on twelve years expert
ence) is the simple card, thus
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-08-19

Now is the time to begin. 1t is a mis-
take to wait for trade to open, or to receive
yolr new goods. Advertise the fact that
You erpect new goods ; and ask your friends
to wait TO: them. Advertise your starting
fixed on your business Then when trade
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-08-19
JOHN JONES,
HARDWARE, NAILS, &c,

This may pay if kept up from years end
to years end; for in time it will strike the
notice of some stranger. But to the ma
jority of local traders it will suggest nothing,
since they probably already know that Jones
is in the hardware business, and can guess
at his general line of stock. So, too,
with - .
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-08-19

opens you will have a rush of customers.
The same applies to all branches of business
and occupation.
With cordial good wishes. gentlemen,
| am Very Truly. Yours,
RANDOLPH A. SHoTwELL.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-08-19

PRAISE FROM SIX lu-.
spires criticism: the best judges of a journal are
competing Journalists. Capt. Randolph Shotwelrs /
T armer aud Mechanic is 1ncolnparably the best in
the South D Bentonsvllle, ARK. Advance. "Con-
talhs the fullest summary of North Carolina news
we get New York South. Doing a vast deal of
GOOD for North Carolina san Francisco Rural.
one OF the very best weeklies IN the SOUTH
Re1dsville Times. Gives the news from all sec
tons = Caroinian. 'Dne of the most
valued OF exchanges."1 Raleigh Observer. ably edi
ted and without a superior in the State. "-Fayette-|
vile Banner. For good newsy, literary weekly it
IS hard TO beat."-Ki nston Journal. Has taken a
very high position in North Carolina, and is de-
servedly successful. Warren News. Sew if any,
papers show so much painstaking work."-N. &.
sbyterlan.-'Fre and original."-Baptist Re-
.Or6er.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-08-19

REAMs WAREHOUSE, Durham, n c.. is one of tho
DesI IN the State-has l4,000 feet of sales room. pas
z,o4o lo12O glass IN sky lights, has 435 feet Of shelter for
WAGONS, mas a easement of Ia, 600 feet for free STORAGE
! tnose tnat WISH to hold their tobacco. Every accom-
mooatlon afforded at this Warehouse that can be X
pecteo, ana prices generally satisfactory as nearly
al tne TOBACCO sold at this House is bought direct
by, and tor manufacturers as anv house Won will +nd
Glve Realns the selling of your tobacco if YOU want the
! nn @iAe price. IL. A. hEAMs, Prop'r,
N The HI A, NJ.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-08-19

500 that Hancock carries Pennsylvania.
800 that Hancock carries Connecticut.
500 that Hancock carries New Jersey.
800 that hancock carries Indiana.
500 that Hancock carries New York.
500 that he wins all the above bets.
And 81, 600 that Hancock will be elected.
All offers to be accepted or none.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-08-19

White Goods, Piques, Lawns, checkered Muslins
- iaces. Edgln9s, Ladies' Linen Collars and
Suh &C, at- d. S. WATTS.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-08-19

The Southern Dental Association which
met in New York selected Asheville. \. C. as
the place tor holding its next annual session
DR.. Vines E.. Turner, Of Rtleigh. was eicc-
ted President. Among the Wee Presidents
are Dr.. VI. \. Bland. Of Charlotte. DR. f.
L. Hunter of Enfield, is one Of the Execu
tive Committee.
Raleigh Observer: The druggists of the
State are certainly a good looking of folks. if
the delegates are to be taken as specimens.
|,Capt W. II. Harrison died yesterday at
about O'Clock p m. aged tftv-four years.
Capt. Harrison was born IN this city il 1926.
and was the son of Robert Harrison. a
prominent merchant. When very Young he
went to the Mexican war as a lieutenant IN
a company from this county. and won some
distinction there. La 1861 he went into the
war as captain of the Raleigh Rifles. He
served several terms as Mayor Of this city.
and at one time held a position in the post
ofice.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-08-19

Buitding Up Yadkin coIIege.-Twenty
per cent. NOR students last term thai 1Ormerly-
Board So per month: Tuition S IL to 8 l2 per
term; expenses 5 o per year, Cheap and HEALTHY.
Nc. fir15 80
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-08-19
Special Notices.

Fashionable Straw and Felt Hats, at
ID. S. WATTS.
Fashionable Spring Clothing, at
d 6 I'M,
, 1880-11-09

tnnttcr had been rcconsilcrcd, md thnt Inyttn-
tions ,nl hccn forwarded by mall tnnIl tho Vice
Presidents With tho hope that thoy. a1tl tho
lcnnn replied DECLINING tho invitation. since ho
lll.t1 Nlrehily bought II ticket, which. hnwnver. hr
,lhln't raro tn use. but intcntfe IL have frnincl
4i.d hung M In hts hoisc ~ n curiosity.
nEORnE =. nAnnlStl.
\ notable reception was given by Sr. md afts.
t1cntr Nh. IN. lu,!fana avenue. tho ncttsfon he.
Ing tho cus0rntlon nf tho twcnty.tifllt tlnnl-
vcrsary s,t tholr wedding. Mr.. iiar.ill1 Il a
wifu nrn well mid wtlciy kowt, II, social cr.lrs.
THO RathOrtnK. Inst cs1ntnE waa II brilliant ntiC,
nnd tho spacious pariors were tAstofully tlcco..
,x WIFI 'ioFn! Eecss ,tr"nca riG's ns
furnished GxcrlIut,t music for dns,cinR+ whlri,
wins kept III, until Into htir. Mrs. ilartlitig,
tho h..stces WIS hctslt,inRly nrrayed III = rich
vnlrncleilncs 1aco. Tho ross was !natlc In
Tnrls, mud "a very ha,,tishnc.. lmrlng tho even.
tns supper WIN scrred BY WriEht.. a., ,....
wRs wSS se st. TIL ,tS. 1. Tsns Gssss s E 1 ssy M5s Sh M
nnd Mrs. wIlcox. hlr. uni Mr*. tiarnn! spriancc,
DR.. an:l Nrs: l!r'AkE. Mr. md Mrs. Henry, Wnr-
mr.. Mr.. md Mrs: Irish. Air. attsl Mrs. William
sir; %ni Mrs, j. n; y; i,ash; Mr; an5 W.; il; =.
mil Mrs, Gllsert. pr: and Mrs. tnhslson: Nr. mid
rsFrnSk Mteh; 'aI M ma Sv; Nj; l. Le'ssr
Mrs. iyntor,,, Mr. md Mrs: ]. =, Hcunlnso,9,.
Mr. ind Mrs. Iionry ". Fuller. Mr.. and Mrs.
aG%as s qs sn cns;n rs s4 NJ, IT, ass Gnsts' r. nFEs %s
sirs iimluAni, Airs: Charles, 1,a!anco. M!s; l'r.
!4Mko. Miss Carrie lsonl,ey, Ms; tGronco illgr,
Mr.. lMgEott, Mr.. :1cwntt. Mr.. )'nul sl?rcy, Mr..
ilnrl1lti, Judge llarnunl, Mr. md Mrs: tIcur9u ".
il. dro,,f, and Wr. and Mrs. ". Il. Mcad.
, 1880-11-09
il, THE BOGUS TICKETS.

Srtefd! Dlspateh to The Chicago Tribune.
DETROIT, Nltcfl., Nov. s.-t;cncral pAssen-
ger Agent Snow, Of the Canada Suutllern
Railway. returned FROM CFIeag0 yesterday
will, description Of 1oscpl, l'eckcr, who was
believed to 1,ave been Implicated witt, STUFF
ford nit. Tinker III tic railr0atl-ticket for
geres. Detectives High and Soineryille were
detailed 10 search for Becker. At MI carly
hour this morning the officers found their
MIN registered ut tho Merchants Hotel, OIL
Jefferson avenue, and "ran him Inv" lie ut
first denied MI knowledge of the matter, but
his bngeage swas nlso seized, md.
ut tic Central Station, tho prisoner aud
Ills luggage wera systematically searclirtl.
Nothing was found upon Ills person, but III
his sntcElcl were found six l)nglls 1.nkn Shore
Tickets Ucolcr Was then urged to talk, aud
acknowledged that la knnw Stafford atld
Tinker, ai,d went tn Chicago ut their sltgges-
tfon, where. liz Says, he learned for thu first
time what the EanlE ,vnst and refused TO have
anything to tlu with IT, lie wished to return
to this city, but had no money to pay Ills fare,
nnd tllo illcn would not give him nny, but
Tinker g,iyu him u ticket, Which lie sold to
get Il.0Isuy with which to return, md declares
that the ttis,oslnE Of this O1ly ticket WIS the
extent III itfs completely. 1la WIS questioned
III reference to tho bnEn5 tickets 1T Ills valtse,
but satA 1lHthing. Becker Is y0tng iIllii
who llas hrcu employed ns II cigArmnkGr for
Fuxcn, Newman IL Co., nrd li0 will be taken
tn Chicago to be tried with Stafford aud
Tinker.
, 1880-11-09
TWO Hearts Tint Heat nx Ono.

Thc uthor ,lay youi,E uaa went into tho
Young MUlx Iitrury to Itnk Vt l.0,iti0ll luIIcl.
On approaching tho taDla whtru tho huwstnpara
lla,,,ia ii iii EnKnhlnttu. l!u slit l,t,wn to wilt
Tor ttr british hnlnurulls lNrintIeMl, uni 10.
Ale tiIo tin.n witt, u. lHst'tst! 3.0,ItloA Nc4a.
tul,tg III tho I:HglishtnaII. wiz! showed M signs
Df KnstinH through With i'MHt'', Tht EtaIlru hc-
c.IillD II sCowl. md tho foreigner replied With
icaf III TIM ix,tsie.l. Mon v,ul1 IN, roasl uows.
pMpers, u,l,l wunt tais. bat tho putsnn still
lpgta u. the suritlls tu!u. They set,wtctl ucrtsa
thG tnbso ut eHch uthur silently. A. laSt tue
young nun ulu1t VI. his !nnl TINT ho wntl! yet
tho yiuut s,ur by snltllux over 10 la,:!ttt,A fur
ii, MIL In disgust hD Hung down tho lflustelt<tt
NeHs uud ruHgheA Tor his hat. a. tho sumo 'nt!-
ul.i reached TOR tho iRlAtrtni, Jnuttering, Iii
'ulU u rGa4 hull tho hA.lyertL1elnUnlsv'
, 1880-11-09
md tho line will be completed within three
yunr8 frOut ,lA,t. next.

md tho line will be completed within t',rco
years fr0ut ,lA,t. next.
rho roai from A!Guaucrqac 70 e t;tuayna;s .t, ,,,,;.
nlso mnkng ran SnwaY n%ss @ sr sf w1rn ir',sl
Gtny,,tas 10 llerlmosii!o Is now ncarfy dong,
ntul tho cnttru line. frnnl the Junction with
Oh te III. '|(S ( III !" Y Ga"sa MSw 'keo i aayS u Ss
completed MD ready for business nhont Jan:
!, .lSs,. VIII, tho compilation of tl!iS roa.l
TIC Aic'lls9i,, Topeka " Sailn fo Wl'l s,' Inyn
Hase", ts sSst a nf t. o ssna snnaaws A''! isa s'91
.%s %Iie. "as "easer 10 % X,'slra|Ia, III "' ~" cSSst
tho same ltstanGe nearsr to JH1'N,ss
thnn by WY of San frnl,ciscc a',s, ,,.,,,, Ht
will bn ,iycrtGit III tho new route. .rh9 At-
!Al,tIc Il Pacific extension If tho Atthlsnn,
T9pcsa y santn II, which rl'''S west @ 'i rum
Miofs M sS fnne,sey i sH' 'es aMf ,i
completed, MD about IL milo Of new rua'l Is
n,l,cu every tlay. About eighteen months
,IEs moES viii sce this road completed to tho
il VIII be seen from the nloyo TINT tIe
III II position 10 net tndepcidcntof tho South
srn rneiic, aMl Il Go'il.s nlan 9f e%i!snll.!St-
with The Union I'acillc is being carried,
.lanngn cnt bn Inflicted thereby Oi, thu.
AttlilSnn, Tonekn 4: Santa "a, Until tho
completion Of IL l'acf!lc n.stl Mexican extern
terms nl tl,rougll business 10 California
Should tic c0i,soi itlatInn batwcUm tho Union,
Central, md Southern Pacific isoa'ls bo made.
but III about n yeur's ttnlu this will nil f!aye
c0n,itioi, tn fully. compete will ilIe UnIo,,
hid Central l',clflc rotitcs, alltl wifi have nu
further lIsB for tho Southern raclile except
10 reach ss,lnu points III Arlzonn OH tho lflu
fnr more dependent UPON tho Atcllison, 70,
puk,i Il Satlt.t FG TO find q direct outlet To
Eastern points.
, 1880-11-09
ITEMS.

Ntr. II. Hale has been elected Supcrlntend-
CIT Of tho Union Depot Company ut Kansas
City, III pace of Mr.. A. B. Gas~ve, vesigned.
Tho managers Of tlie Northern Pacific
Railroad report Il hcnvy wheat business over
their road III October. October wheat sllin.
meMts from tho line of this ron,l Into Duluth
wcro US fslloMs: No. hard, 67Ittil bushels;
No. I. tn.0Ai bushels; NJ. =, l0l 10 bushels;
NJ. T. q, I'D bushels; rejected, Int bllsllGts;
tnial Duluth shiplilenlS 7l7.:ss3 bushels. Tha
shipments OE wheat inttt minneapolis for Oc-
tober amounted ta Dt mo bushels. The grade
Of the wheat received nj Minluapolis Is not
about tho same PROPORTION M ut Duluth.
, 1880-11-09
M0RTIIARY.

RAiTI,thni:, Nd, Nov. a.-Tllo fI,ncrnl az Capt,
loKcr Perry, retired u'i!cor Ut tho United States
navy, whit, tilud On tho 9Th lust. ut his homo III
West Virginia, orlmsit Cumberland, Mli., took
p!ace yestrrsuy. Ills .lauth had been expected
fur sole tlnu, mud Ills fcur br0the.a, al Ut whum
lived ncur lin, wcru with him whun no t,tca.
lie contracted III, !Iter,n!ttont fuy0r why en-
KaKtHi with G'l,u0,l0rO pootn tn thu cutlstr!lc-
lion IT. ElInlns III tho Mississippi stH,l after
hiS AClIltA,
, 1880-11-09
THE NEW PACIFIC ROUTES.

Slr ". u. Strong, VIce.l'res!,le,tt uml Gem
eral Manager Of tho Atcl'lson, Topeka =
Santa 70 ]sallroaa. has Just rotq4ne'! to this
SYSTEM Ut Ills Co,l!paliy's lines. Mr, Strong
speaks very enthusiastically Of tho rupEl
llcutlway by!ng luutlo 0n tho VARIOUS cxtcl,.
sIol,s Of his rtsd, as.<l tho great results that
Aro sure tn follow ti,e!r completion. Tho
n,aln line IL rapidly Kotng 10 III pAso, mid "
expected 10 stacli Tint point IN or lNforu
AprL! /. Tho wllula working force Will thell
ilo PLACED Oh tho Mexican Central, Wlllcl runs
frUim FL IAsn south tn MuxEe1 city, This
lnltus lUad VII! be virtually MI Extension, OF
tho Atctlann, 'Topekn j. Santa 70 ltntlr0nt,
a,,a H. controlled by the ,ss.lne PARTIES TINT
cn,itrDl that ruul. 'rhU distance fr0Ml FL
Pns0 to MVx!cO Is from l,000 to 200 lnlles.
, 1880-11-09
TI.e water Was Too Gold.

IMrls Utspatth u london 1Slf9r0pA
An amusing Itstntc0 Of prpnLilitntctl, but uEl-
Quni tt'Orsny. 4 iaA1l 70 ycara Ut nye, hav,nx
bcuoMe tirul of lifc, unprecedented tho rlv1r with
ills clothes IND threw shUu, Into iho water. '.
Thcn, In u purfeutly nude staso, hu cautiously.
entered the rivUr. Tho oNltness OF tho wutcr,
however, when 1t reached his waist, was 1uurG
, 1880-11-09
W0ilIlstsk kwY u OboY.ss

"A young lady, well known II layorpool 9n
7" W,is tasre.! lust week. When tho caloil viii,
as officiating rr..s the words. slovU. holkr, uttd
nlIoy thu young tIdy ccliHutt " repeat tho last.
1bfeu tjnes tho canon paused for I'LL cehvt hut
III win. Thon b. wont Oh with tho sorriee.. Hut
IL thta young an.ly 1nurrtel or not? What7
should tlar lis11lscslleheG 1vmh 10 Ill interview
rule Gn tho aub1ept3"
, 1880-11-09

tllan ho could bcnr. 1fo .,utck1v ..,,.,-.
hunk anh Rnvb up MI Itta Of nrtnn;a,i.nNs Is.
Uau, ns hn Ind ulllng On. nu,j had ",1 pIrassnt
clothes .wny. 1ic thorrforo ran III tntm ttmn5"oSsnhii
tur1a tnycrr, h''rrowcd Ro,,o eos,nn,n ,an ne'rh.
Fuieo. ~'''nllssatyof
, 1880-11-09
THE C1TY-IIALI.

no,,,ls OF meat The 1,a,t wrcx and abate., It'll
,,,jso,ccs,
AMnxa tho building permits ias,tc1 yesterday
wis one TO llnir i Ihiorsiv l erect Il one story
nx.taciory, sorrr ~ f.. of i,r!ts an.l 'rwe'.ty;sSt
~ erret Il two-sinry dwelling, No. lius West
ltNrrsson atrtets to cost s-toD.
M; H. wnLr w9s y receipt of letter ysst.r-
pl,ritlg fnr Mrs. ii. il. Tna, who tho writer
icl.s ieIi victim to ssi,ni!- x ii this city last
'"a'e' 'n'' ~ .. ,a' ', .- .
wars @ Ssass aast III sr lie ee MeeR
Iac principal s.,scs OF ao91n Wnre: i,h',tnns,a'
~ , ,,' Gto aensn: 1a 9ishntao
lngatlst t; cryslpelas. y; meascls, =: and sma'l-
lus.,. r., ,,. ,,,.., ,.,,,., -, ,.,,o, ...ou.
G,,sncss on su,'h Iiniste.l street.. ,i,! tho rsv.
mnt,. ,Tio "1pst%rntio,t Il I" i,r nnt,n nn Tnr
rnmts % p1fitlon, which Is sail ID 10 signei by
so'nc OF his citizen" frIon''s In tho vicinity.
q tho ctty M w haSn nesn y ensroaGhls un":,
y.stGrlay given i'nal notice to clear tho Streets
Iher attention hns been called 10 thoir fhlit.
m ton 9e io shS ~. CUM @ - tne T. dS @ ''s
utno,lnt 10 anythIns.
vistnrInw at ~, nr ,l'a nn,nt"ra ,v"r nprs.,,,t
Sxetpt Til chairn,sa. Who hnd III Of tle. iMpers
~ i,,nn RI I'M tiIcir i,tvi,1IoI ,r,'rnrtv Wh"
tl'cr i"nrt, that' ,n"'t,..rs t.a,, h h1 nni at,,
% PUP, ~ T. nr"sc r n LUG
n'.'. " .o'.ts4',1sv % p's'u"s W. VI ] no a..
ho ,s y zcc1. o. o io TaSs ay n hx
arc meeting with eu1,c trni'blg. hnntlay there
, 1880-11-09

~
Il, Mt In
thu Hraay!. No. :tlH inlllann-s br thc csTMcnes Mes ~
Ithoh,ns NJ :! EhWnr.l Greene mid AiIss NAE u
sH lratnn pRt'css rleaso ctpy,
,MEAriiEisl.EfI;iit,srAl"fEl,-1,Ytl ;: !; tho ,,ex y
ley nf ilinwn. ta,na. and 1xir I,cnrin II esther.
daughter NJ tho lAto I,s 1tD*tnltur al T,,ar
ntn. - AosuHto, Gan.
EE- Canadian t,arers plo1so ct,p1
, 1880-11-09

indigestion, tlyaf,cpsln. uryyo,. ,,,.
t IN Metns NJ 5'';,s sf Fssra sh'ty seS5SS
!re",tin !s u i~ei Msa''i "nllc cf " liz o, eiS
t!n,is ntupertcs y Is mt rrn r. s,n,aa l,'sn s
Tue nxtracts of !eot h1t col.il.s iis. iins .,3, lika
:tnsaiis II III '' sns
tho result nf nxtn,lstl, netvo,,. Sssthet
uynr'york, Or i't.titn tarnsn; pnrt,'Jritis .ton
s,,,ttnS tr,''' pulmonary conpn,s t,.rssss,' r
1sy 'lrtlRrfHts. VIM f~r sala
, 1880-11-09
THE CITY.
GENERAL NEWS.

nc. wAsrrnunxr mud fanIly. of New York,
nro at tho fremont.
], Il. JANuA,ty, President Of tho 81. Louis
Jockey Club. Is nt tho Pacific.
A.W. MAlrrAsp, Prlco Tones, N. It,l'boek,
and Stephen .1ioxgs. Ut England, arc at tue
Palmer.
Ma Ly.tAs DnArHn, Of st. Altans. W; fSthSr ~ ,,r
son nj 30. afO Vcr,,on nvenuc. .,
. II. ntalLE,tsns md John Ecr. r. lon;a!on: a
Icon ljuchnstcl. Germany: IL ilirsAl,crE. snx,
nt tho rRclc.
aftas EMMA PIERCE, Miss virg1n!n ltnchanns.
Miss Louisa Dickson, mil Frlhk ia,shc. w ing
t. nof oH, s,fs ~ ens %naas As II scasts'ed IL II
Pacific. 7~@...
l!Esns l.: !!rnrz clerk In thc Criminal Court,
sna A Mfr 1st " ,nf,os ne G%x oces
sbon ns hu vncatGs II tn nssutne tho dntleso VI
Ct,rtlncr.
nE tcpcrstures "a ysstsG;My s re9 9sfsxG rnts N
n'ltnR, ,yas At Sn. n, u tnsrcGs 10 H. IT, to
= sn "; y. H. q; p. III, IL laroho'eF' H.
NJ. :v.hl: Up. M. A,6h
viii nrc1, hooks for thu fnt-stnuk sl'uw m this
city to-day. THO entries already rccc!yeh @ aro
lnrscr thn ever .l,rfore. After tt,.llhy tl.o en-
tries tnnst bc nude ut tho statt s,ow pfn'tthls'
v,tE horso disease ,locA not hlb!tnuy s!Ensof
nbatiilg. IN stAhes Tho regular GPlx'ntt1c
or seven ycnts ,gH accompanied hy swelle,l lrNs:
soat s's nsi st ss, II nro til IT, lit t' sess o
arr troubled seriously.
T,lEnI will 10 mectinR Of tho l,,corror!tors
Sf sh9 PFSMsc r. ny, nw rf @ s e@rrF ,d II s. Sa,,sS
and DeArbor streets, nt O'Clock tn-'ny. stcl,s
tho subscriptions to thu stock.
M tlGSY ';Scr T. y ,6ts c!tr s r 'n mo ss mi
viii brtng back With HIN bris. l!r @ w!il b.
nar5lea tofrfn3% rs f3,,, "'qs ",tso ny Mor,n. wcii!
% T,,r Innuest s @ upon " tho hos s.ye', Victims oi tho
es anssr c.tS hsa%syya ssSs"f M f
there wll nrekany a slcl, 4 n;l'H some inter-
es'"S .n no,aue .u works. Of art recently
' Worth srsin1: Il Is q bcnat!f4y. y.sxscs,t,s,i ,
say% IF ss ne II s eny .9ycee s ver best
Ths rlei'ss ss zen Sery xSasial!|y a,;niTs ss
feet head and t"es presented. ' ..., uo ,o.,or
dyi waa stnted th.t y hul bSsn 1nttn,'t9%'I & % ny
the psts1,lrs C!mcnna! r. .,i.. is 4 MuMu,
rim mm, sulSy tra'ns isexs SUMNER ii vlow oi
tSis spee MsstinE las besn 5 Sal|s ; foT s%. a,;
iI1x tho pruiprty.
sisel csmpsss. wi!is Il work yss!es;!!Sy ;! h ti1o 5
nuo atad rhirty.seeon'i nj strsst w,.s esidena!y
run down by t!o Cut,pany's inEoltlotiyc. ,;; Wh'sn
ts,nnIaci to roll over IL a,,ch why ltat nuy his
right toot wsls cn,lgtt tcncnth tliu wheels. ".
SSrry wo atte ;}i e. i ssys TINT "nutat'0n
Mvsr,ov ia mntc in tho washington, ills.
ratcnrs ~ Il ctisinn ,,v tho s,,1rrnn Curt in
favor d Q. ". Potter. nxssn,ns 1r Il III. Il wani,
which his j,lst hGc, t!a:c.,. y NJ ol! one.
originating l,eforc Capt, W9ras dcata'. T. Io r.
, 1880-11-09

Two cmlnc.,t n!ol,7i;!i.or. tlIscoycr,,
phones. md br. lhll ns Cough Ryr1,nG' G'sf M Of tc!o.
, 1880-11-09
Hl1lRFTxlS.


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fF Trny IN. " pnpcrs rtcnse corr.
, 1880-11-09

l. Co., ChLenHo. :. A'''aeh, sellccl
, 1880-11-09
ro11R Of INSPECTION.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa., Nov ga party Of
gentlemen Interested In the 'ruxns & Pacific
linilrontl left this city this morning Oh tour
Of inspection Of that rOnll.
, 1880-11-09

fnll color for 10 cunts. "' "A'r 10 ls org.
, 1880-11-09

nynn,in ,,no 71anr, tim!su M .,r,mInvH ~ In
iJtrItnvf. 4 iininsv is"IIr,ui wh,.,vns .,,I,st"d
To .ioxti, i,y II stouk car Oh tliu Nurthwestart,
t'n ttau r,otfnr.n ~ wnI,t n. s"s'o W.. ,lE"..
Tho rGcccasca " n,,rht havU savc,l. htMsrir
!9ss .na. smo J WH as. y" jay !1,
' nto @ LINN ,Ia HposG Jot!; ~ ""esa .a VIZ ss, ~
tno rIiitss,stl iui,!se Ir Ioia}t M wmosv naay.
Mnhs4eM My Ws's !oaiat ~ y s WG!0oH SnaeS ',.aS
na,as9S'a tsncs H. fhn ~ Gssg s n9o y VIZ H.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1880-11-11
COURT PROCLAMATION.

Whereas the non. J. G. Buchcr PrasI
w dent Judge Of the Judicial Distrla.
composed ofth counties of Snyder. Union
ani Miillin and Hiram O'Neil and
sam. II fnier E'ls Associate Julgos
IN and for Snyder county have issued their
precept bearing, date the l'h day OF
ot. \. D. lS'l . ne lire1t,l FOR
the holding ofan Orphans court. a courr
OF Common Pleas, court of Over and Ter
miner ani deneral court Of Quarter Scs-
sions OF the Peaoe at Nidllehurg, for The
county Of Snyder, on the 2ud Monday, tbe
ing the Bib day Of Dec. 1851 and
continue one week
NotiD . ~ therefore hereby given 10 the
Oorouer, Justices of the Peace aud onsta
bles in and for the county Of snyd,r, TO an
pear In their proper person with their rolls
records, inquisitiNas, examinations and
other remembrances to do those thinrs
which OF their offices and in their behall
pertain 10 be lone aud witnesses aud per.
sons prosecuting in behalf Of the Comnou
wealth against any person or persons are
required to be then and there attending
aud not departing without leave at theiI
peril. Justices are requested 10 be puuc,.
ual In their attendance al the appoiul al
iims agreeably TO nolice.
0iven under my hspd aud seal at III,
Shsrifs office In Middlsburg, Tie iiih IA,
l@ ny 4 D., one Thousand eight huadrss