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The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-08-12

CHATHAM RECORD ITEMs.-R. E. Bach
elor prints a card denying that he has wife
and family in Beaufort county. -Th fol-
lowing county commissioners were elected
for the ensuing 2 years; G. r. Scott, Capt.
John A. Pugh, and W. H. Hatch, Mark
Bynum declined a reelection. The county
Democratic convention has been called for
September 9th.
Goldsboro Messenger: The Goldsboro
Rifles have decided to participate in the Gel
ebration of Kings Mountain Centennial.
We are also pleased to learn that the com
pany is expecting to receive improved guns
shortly.-The first open cotton of the sea
son has been sent US by Mr.. Joseph A.
Shine from the Mount Olive section. 1t
opened on the 25th ulto., and we learn that
hundreds of open bolls may be seen to day
in Mr.. Shines feld.-Gov. Jarvis opened
the campaign in the East at Clinton, in
Sampson county, last Saturday. The Gov
error introduced by Mr.. E. Boykin, and
made a capital speech, synopsis of which
we hope to lay before our readers. Over
1900 people were present and the campaign
in Sampson has open with great enthusi-
aSm.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-08-12
Qbe @rQnQe.

this head aoU be found the oDtcial pa
ners of the Grand Master, and also, all
fo,m nun ications from members Of the North
C1rOlina Patrons of Hus6dndru.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-08-12

ID SSELL HOUSE,
JOHN T. BRITT, PROPRIETOR.
OXFORD, GRANVILLE COUNTY y. C.
Has been rebuilt and improved. Polite and attentive
Servants. Table suxpled with the best the market at
fords. Sample roonnnfor Commercial Tourists.
Stop at the RusseIe House when you visit Oxford
Good Livery Stables. Mar.18-tf.
, 1880-11-09

Whit In Supposed to HIVE 1sreu MI
Attempt 10 A4xuhinate X'rcsidcut
Hayes.
KANSAS CRY. Nh, Nov. e.-Thc Erntno Star
publishes tho stHry Of IN attempted nsslsIua-
t!on OF President ltnyt. ut 'Iowc!! Sutton, on
tho snntu ri ftDa,l, on Saturday night, Oct u.
Thu party pnssc'l through knnsss City VERY
quietly. niia would give no interviews to report.
GH.
The story as told by q MIN named Ilfng, II tho
ErcIlsiy Star reporter, Is us fullows 4 lnn1l ny
tho n1fuo Of 4. ffoDFser. who lives nenr Howell
Sutton, on tho Sana Fd ltond, shot Mt him twIcu.
Tho President antl his purity came through, thosr
III the etcnlug. and tho train stopped about two
minutes. Hooker tried 10 ret into tho cnr. hut
WIS stopped BY sun.ul,oly A,ld pushed baek. Ito
waited Ut tho tidu uf tho er nl tho ground, arl
kept watching tho cur. When Mr.. lIMyes e,lsne
uut OH tito platform nnl ltttkeu around. lluokrr
alnrttt! nway. AHd llnl Kt,Iae nhOllt Il rs.d When
suddenly liz wheeled nruilsll, iruw 1IlsO, a.l1
tt.ul Two shuts ut Tho President, hoth of which
!nAstt! him Atlait m inch. Sir. iIaycs sprung
into tho car ami iftrpApr ran toward snn,e tim
ter which was clone by. EunD mon that wcre
Mrthlnd thAscd hin. tut ho gut nwny. hit tlas
since heGn arrested, ThuFu nro scvernl things
connected with thta a11ntt which would point To
nh attempted Assu8tllnt1ont Unt Of which h tho
iAct TINT Gun. Sliertn.lns t!RuRhtor gtnppe,l In
kntlsmH CITY, nnl Is sail to hAyo tepn uiadN i'll
hy tho occurrence. Howell StMtans II Il little
dismal ptnce. Reporters from k,lnsHB CITY loft
this morning 10 investigate the nI4ttlr fully.
, 1880-11-09
LOCAL CRIME,

Attempted 1Iurdcr-1ltgl.wny Robbery
-fultln. II Galn!nG- ituuAc.
John Towards colored gAlhEny hu.,so Mt Nh.
lG5 Fourth nyenllc. ntrl about fourteen fcn,ntc
frcauentcrs Of tho Eugle t;nrtle On Stntc street,
were rnke'. III rs tho police Inst evening. How
ard arltl his "rMa" EHye not bcun "tl.Ai1ny
falr." md tho Gardcn is Int one Of many sitiIur
saloons Oil tnucll-all!lcted Stntc street.
Al,out week aso William 1.ovc. n fellow WIN
hns bccn tied upon yAt!ety 0f hcino,,s Of
fensrA, hut never convicted, wits run III. IIo
WIS kept ut tho ArsnpFy VII hout !Mng allowed
+" sso any 0S nt sat,r!ay ngt M ",!s sot nt
William Grnves. ultas Robert JndEp. u,id viii.
inn f."s were nrreste'i by tho sanlc "tcer who
thnt n.,p week of tll-trcatHient Ii, Mn Arsnory
eel! transformed Ltlyu into II pollce pigeon,
a' b. n Il , "w wssknx fcr IA o !es
hr,ii.l,oa. lilo stascs of !nt'Ias'a anl Nistiaan.
AZ 1oSN last ..luht wa,chnan John o'Se!lI, OF
's y " w,s ta my y 1 @ cr's T
reached there Just III tInG Il, s.p two nesi rum
Ing Hwny frosn thirtl nlan. iie pursued. asu!
stutn6lu,i unt tnllsl,. nnl viii, iuy oI one si,is
with revolver n \ thrsatyMt',k position In hts
l'at,d: Notanx ts,nts, tho % watchn,!tl @ se!xs,l
Arlnory. wllrrn II WIS funl lint !,e hal hrolt,,
tis lctt wrist Il, tho fun. Admit =: In small ri.
alley, mil from this i IL thought that tho pris-
OUR and hIs ettnpAntpn rubbed the third t,lal,,
hut III 10 midnight 1i1oro h' l,eel 1u complaint,
md npfh!nH further was known about il. The
prisoner is rsHoKnlzol us nll olA offender nauloa
William Murphy.
Mtctnet Casry, 20 ycars Of nHr, ID tockeI ~,
NJ thu WGst Madison StsGtt Siitlula ehArHcil
with I'm ass.nltAwlth Intent to murder john Fox.
Chsoy sus Tor several ycstrs einl'loy!sl ns Il
copper III tho freight hf,ltxo of tlo plttshlirE,
,tncn.t : y. l.o'l!s lsast'ue ut tho corner il
kinztu. nnd ttniDn strnets, but had lAteiy
heeumn ~ a!ssipattd that tho freight AGcnt
prtIcrtA his discharge, Hit! Instructed Fux, tho
check u!crkt u hire il pow man. THO latter lui
n.y. hr9thor ~ the PIN at!s9 Teon.,uo,ie.' tl'at
nthcr capacittes ato,h tho houso Cnscy wont
to work ut tho ,lFl,ai hour yesterday nlorniuk
hut knocked 0tf Ut n0'l, At h:lh D'ctOck
hG retlretl to tho holtsn under tho Influence Or
liquor, and, walking mp to Wlth3na tow ftat 1T
whtro Fnx WIS b,IHy. aiotlseA him IN hitter terms
nf having rRuAe.l hts disrhurep rtIr tho PURPOSE
nf settt,,g Tho poat,on for t,ia htnthor. Wflntt
my wariltnE Casey suddenly drew II reyutsbr
all fired futt vt tnx. rho t'aot ,usssd through
tho ucit, d0tng Fox no injury. Citscy wlas tlts+
aTa.c.l u! ,,tce, nrd hes'l mill tho arrlvnt Vt
.Iaukut .rnttcrn, I:.ca!lbre, ana, ~ 1t ia quite
nuw, It Ii thought Casey Msxht It for tho i.,ir-
ltAU.
, 1880-11-09
LOCAL POLITICS.
Final Arrangements for the Grand
Parade Tonight.
Noxt Springs Election - Republicans
Talked Of for tho Mayoralty.

THE FITht. htHASHEHfHTS.
Tho Cotnnitttc Of Arrangements fur TIM i,c*
puhl,cun prnceaai0is this evening were tAisy alt
s!ay yesterday i'urfeetIug tho details, sa that
everything will bn In hnrhnny WHEN Tho pnt,uio
tnkrs plnGE. TIL: G'RIlDhE Inns nlre,iiy given
tho llnn Ut tnArcl,. md this Will nut I changed
4 nrHe number Ut citizens will ticcprn,o md
illntn1nnte tllntr ho!;ses IN ting nvrhncs, which
Mr. mil Mra. F. +. Spencer, i,,ro,.g!. tIia COM
nttet uf Arrangements, htyH extended IN IN.
intton to son9tor ftsnD. tinv. Culs,t1. md tho
ir,i thcr residence. Mt ito curner Of sixteenth
street md Michigan MENUS.
A TX neS T th1 mfii , ar
Mr. 0nmlachgr tho winnie length u thg Ino
q rlHrch. Sir. Mnrkt nnio wmRrr with Mr.
will" tho latter put t,lH tntti, In Garfield. TIN
'lGneoMr. Maski's proc'ssIoanl ta*k; ;,.-
Mr. LEROY y. Payne, u tho Palmer House
Livery -Stnttes. tns t,lneGd ut tho tlln{,oanI uf
representatives of tho rrcss tho chrr!nKns aiMi
ilors"s witch TT, eysyc Gen, tirant an bis pary
hero last year.
!. TILE PROGRESSION Will MOVE
in tho following or.ier:
Cen. .I,rrc,,po nnd etniY; stock Ynsds Cavalry
fHturans Irish -AncrtennA; Cittxetls n,l.l lpMr,l
t.i Of Isan mss. o f9t waxops; U.s.; fTst T.
inK Cjuhs: Thirtl Division Marching U!at,s.
9tia IlMrtl 1f rradt VIII fHrtH III irant of tig
AtIuHUtE III AtlIHtuuFGE+ lin HEFltUltFG Hotl11Gl}
tho sta1f on Washington street III front 1t
tho !nAln sitrnnce, md tho t,int,ltnd fAnn on
Lit snlle tho right resting ~, Washington. Thuso
mt tnal,ntEh Will fern ni1 thu sidewalk,
StHT .'!'lcesa Hre releAtet1 to report. in0inte'a,
nt tho NonroG street nntrtlnec pasnirs !touse
ut p. N. Uniform, Hllltnsy int and cord.
TIE WEST HIt,E.
To tho Editor o3 The Cheago Tribune.
CnlcAau, Nov. 7.-why Is 1t TINT nel,e Of tho
professions ever como to tho West Side? - M
ttee tho rutse OF tho itepnht(cNn procession for
'l'ucst1ny night 10 MI on tho South Sltle Nuw, I
think thnro asu III 1slntiy good sotisl Republicans
~, tho West Sidu lis there Mru un Michigan md
Wubush hsenucF. Soma or Us may not bo rs
tine hurried" or have quito ns much money as
snIir OF tic nbovc. hut ilir ro.es ctH&nt lust ~
iM,e alld VIC Gati furnish rs good tytOtcchutc
display too. There Aro snlay " us whose blsI-
HESS Will not ni!nift of us Eol1!K mile Or two
awny 10 see tho fun. During. tho Knights
Tcttplnr display III tho city thu West sI,!u wns
Totally i9nora, and atral,ger t, otr city would
ta!1icd ~ Q! Chiungo, lift It don't. fur VIC alavg
quite little tutTn n!l this aida hf tho riter, Al>d
wg eglh put np Just us hlH Republican vutc MS
tic solilh s!tie cnu., Row, emit yo,, ct'ax tho
powers TINT be to chntiR1 their route st, us lU
innsch cut WEST MADISON SrttxET.
, 1880-11-09
MISCELLANEOUS,


A ,noetlus Ut ultAl 1lild women calling thenl-
toi,.cs OrcenhHckesr, a9sl clamta8-apparet.sIy
without u kt,pw!c.lgt Ut IN election having been
hctA-to ho tho Weaver a's'l ChanbSrs EiuA, WIS
hold ut No. ~ West I.ando!nh street last oycl.-
inx, Tho object Ut tho gathering was ANNOUNCED
~ l,o to reorgunIke for the campaign Of 1881, Ri
b1oAutiGo wus put III tho chafr, 4 report w,s
submitted showing th.t tho expenses OF tho par-
" hats been f1s aIal &so receipts es6 for tho
ca,apatsn Just c!.xel, WHICH stirred up john
rtwrrs, lnte candidate fur Coilxrcsa1n tue Flr4t
ilistrlct uxntnst ,JDhn satt:'oks, 20 suy s,lile-
lhinx CuslittY Ills eto nvsr tho audience hO ,ILs-
G,.rk xcat, wbont ho pointed dit nY
traitor to Ito s,,,a nasty o4 4e,a.iona a.sisnaat. r.,
= H. 'Hn.iih. IT. F11,i,i t!ls te vent oI, to no.
count tnr hls uwu ,,cf,Mt ny chur9i,,K thnt lho
ypsu cast fds nlM hal bcun counted tor Mat.
, 1880-11-09

.,otr Icht.yaytng brotarrh. I'M INC ~
Ghd 'ne, ,u, arm ,lct! -tmyGra, ht1h tho replata'
p'p.s.r11 bayp h s1p1hltercr'1K1h'ice " oscr"
toFs WV" .,,,tfno mn alliances with thotn. 1ho
eofho " ~, lint II Brm,cr,,t will In rttnr'itSl,
thane.1, ,sor, II n instability af ftlsfnn hctweon
'hooaa oat,,|,,t,ilrans md II fnw DGmoorata ot, 4
INC s.,o -. n,nu WIN, whiio not osschs'''y lta-
'!,,tfran. no v!lI 10 acceptable TO tho ~"
P,...,ratiou. PauMtiu diving o>or It'lhossco 10
M 1,anocypta tho ac1l'tfo viii he hivlt'cll
.."1,ticnlly nf,cr tho 4th OF Masch' aS F'llo"s:
pps,nocrats, ~: !iepmblnnhs' '"s thaepohuehls' !
W!n !s!aD,n, Thta lylsnn mRkes the ftIture goh'
Naoos,h. 10 virvlnin scuetorsclect a mnttor nf
aus. iupurtnncr, not anly To tho pnrty tnan-
h,t "a tho country at lnrHo. It IS Helsl"sl
ese.s ,'' ,,,nn Inns ha tho organization Ut 80 I'm
!ua. ...nt a bCa,y ~ tho schntc IF tho United
p'."s comp}etcy In Ills own hnt,1s. Mr.. Mntiot,o
sta' 1. ssrt ror1 to Democratic headlunrtore II,
Gas ms to, that ito viii nat Ro 3ntoa pcfnp-
.,. nncus, THIS does mt OF colitsc, Indicate
s..nc ,rill 10 tntoa Republican ralicus. iHt tho
aa oro |eccly on TINT sltfe. 1fo ID asl,nrtlng
.L',a~ sua soyerp nIrl unexpected tlufont nt tho
sssds nj TIC reBlnr Democracy III VirEnia: lio
..nnot ttitk pleasantly oS tho mot that tho
ss.,orous ]'un'lcrs wsro ,"rccoRn'zcd" ns
.sr,,1ar ,,y Tho National Democratic C1nlmttco
taforo the election. 1t wonltt to very aurprts-
I'M il hss frequent Interviews w'tn senator
ras,oroo ~ IN Philadelphia alolld full to bcnr
ss t..It ftjts yuto would mike tho senato t1o,
ma ~ n, nncu rliso thunucaton whethor tho Vtco-
.o.,,tc,t has tho right to givc tho casting vota
- = fniiot to dcaIsle tho organization ri INC
r.nato II thts question should 1o 1ecflcl III
~ ne1nttyp tas It otiEht not to bel. thoro might
~ ~ = nroo,,vctl dead luck lit tho acnatu, which
,sont,t hnyu to ic b,Uken N tho end by tho rotu
- so,ne reasonably independent tnnn like Ben
, 1880-11-09
EMDEZZLEMENT,
Hibbard g. Sponcer's pefaulting
Bookkeeper Arrested in
New York.
Il Woman tho Cause Of the Crime
Tho Firms LOSS.
A Trusted Collection Agent Of Another
Firm Comes to Grief,
1rt1slsA1s, a. st,ESt.r1,.

i4HLfsks
AZ tntnntcd III Sundays papcr, 1enrpe y.
Marsh, tho 'tnFauttiaY boakkerper t,f fibhnrd 4
SrcnGcr. hardware nnh cutlery ,lrnlcrs, n,.
sctn'tc'! fur Ssw fnrk, leaving tthtnl Ills young
vito A.ti child. 1tU wns nrr.stc,t there md nj.
feAIy E)ustctIs0 j. n. 1Injnss ii Ruppnecl tn 10
on his wny buck t" this r!ty with hts pri%oinr In
rhnrv". 1taPpeat1 Tint persons In ffihimrti 4
spenccrs aiurs hn,l tho police l,Mvc tn,en lying
t''1nl.tnNsly ntWut this nsfnr, 1t WIS Mt lirst n-
hos'1!cc'' tn lr enlv trfillny ctnhczzictnrnt.
whIch, when Mnrsb bai been rpnl,uutet With
Tho ce1!nnces IF his guilt. he had promptly
tnn'ss HtnHf. md then dr,lpt,ctl out Of tho
TRIMS employ. Then Il VIVA announced Tint In
w. w to ns nr'stt I'm tho sweet y" anil o,e.'
flleht wns tHnfG kh.nv!l ny tho experts nt work
up"9 h!S itn'k%. ffna'!y IL was acknowledged
~. nlt Ai"* e, thas t!,s ',nez2ncnt amounted 10
it'nu' SaAt1 - adn NM perhaps considerably
fnsIr''. ma tlins slnrs hhd IIecn sfurpwitu,.
.'1'o.lxtI to run aw"y frttn tho consequences of
Lite la.t t'isht It npnearc,l from notivrel re-
lr,rt; *llct. ~ tho "''lngea GattnIn" 1t policu
tSaf'fst 9ct.. isst i; '' ;bo s St,,to np'n II ,s f.
i WY Ct c"nr*s i'm lat. fur the rcportrr Ia ii.
xMs'iat..; r., ai nny s,!u t,,cagrs ructs etyru IN
serta!.stl Tha West.isss,"r 'i iiotc ' ~ ,eer er
;t%,n 1trf:s f::ssa''r.t mn, !lIlnv house. ~.
WHIT liz via M :s swspt o o '1 srt..rss; s1fs s'''
w!n% intiy lsarln9 tho nccsn,ii',lati,ix f,nn,c
u %iu14, s' md wo |; now stamping 1t to ~:
.!.l.i Mwnre of this atsmch'nelt. aid ,yi,ui,
,ia;s, ,hEy e,,nnonsra mMa y s"a,eh for star.h !.
mi .arly s satny III l.pa' @ fs" s'hs Nav ''' S"rk
,si h't = e slns ;l' psssano iSs sa
q o'i1: Superintendent q !i,n,,.sIi teleuranhod
tilr.tslrD Sew iork Tor Ssnrsh's NtTc-t, iie
a Mas pns,iy i9 y 1,e wis eonllIc',, ~ 70 tho
tHtG. lntftHt IAit!rA LETT nt t}f1cU. and Ia cJ.
, 1880-11-09
AN Al1,ES.A VICTIM rotJSn.

Sntridi HE'!a'tcl Ia tht Ihtr,tt F'rtr l'rtM,
GtsASD lIAyES, Nov. G.-Thu Indy d} II tt,,.,,
with m AlprEl !tfr. pre:esyer on. wus found ut
Punt shGt,on this morning ant! brought here.
lEe has OIL t!on1'lehscNstcti blue 'lanntl ust,r-
shirt. Course, heavy shs's. rantnlonus aud no
coat: bns short. light bcartl. aill In nhout six
feet III hight There isu pur,,ls plaster over cael.
lung. The body Is very much acco,nposol mud
t!lsflKurcd.
, 1880-11-09

Cn1cAan, Nov. .s.-I>ltt Gr,. llanrock rc~
tim previous 10 thu Cincinnati Convention fur
tho Presidential nomination? If 81, },nw 1,nny?
". H. U.
Gen. Hancock wns a candidate hefnre tho
Democratic National Convention which met II,
New York July :, 1Ssa IIG begun with :EEs
vntcs, und Oil tho eighteenth ballet received 1I3l;
Votes out Of totui OF :)l1.
, 1880-11-09

Oyn by ono they nre gathered In. Tile st.
I.ous Duffy Ilmes proposes tu suspend, urd Inst
Saturday tho Dnnyillo Daau tust 4,.vo up tho
gliost. both bourbon orHIns. Illo grand elvn1.
cndo OF tho weekly bourbon prosa will parudo
it's obituaries t!,ls wGck,
, 1880-11-09

0Ey. GAHrIEI.n viii probably resign Ills
scat In tho Lover lo,lse Of Congress- III time IT,
permit thu hodng Of Il special election l,ufnro
tho meeting III DoccIhrr. At uycsrnt he Is
member OF Congress, SeHas0r-cleet, and presl-
tlent.elect, MIL tns moro Eo0t things I'M in1ld
tl,auho knows li0w comfortably to dispose of.
, 1880-11-09

a yEisACiogs historian snys Tint few
dnyR l'cforU tho cicctln, Mayor fturrlsnn ncnt
oil frantlo dlspntch In Mr. lsaruuIa askisg fnr
moro tnunoy, aud promising II It w1ro Forth
coming to curry 1il,ois for lfancoek. Mr..
Harrison believed tE,at Cork County could ho
hull'ltzeti Or honsAt Into giving De,nncrttic mn.
l"rty HI largo tlut tho rest 1r lilo St0tu couldn't
ovotcnno It.. Tho tn0nty tlluy hayo cutne frtIn,
New York. hut tho majority tlt,ln't CONT from
Illinois. Outside uf Cuuk County Uurtletd i,us
0,oo0 to Ei,01 majority, which, instoatl OF beng
"oVcrcotne," Ia swnen by 10.U00 moro In Cook.
, 1880-11-09

ST. Louis Versus Chicago: Tho totat y0to
Of st. Louis wus some 470o, while thu tntAi yoto
of Chicago Taa kuIno B0,UN, Which II thu 'ArEcr
city u tho queston.-thn ono giving e0.0U or tho
ono &hAt XaFp 41.IpO}
, 1880-11-09

POWDER ESrI.04rOS.

Spteta, pI,patea Ia The tntea99 7t!it:ae
la CItt,SsE. WIs., Snv. 8.-A terrible explosion
occurred here this nElnrHN,s,. \ 3.u,s,lcr tn,Yr-
zln". stunse,t haif filla from this city AVIS
f1rt In" Ay aano cattIa+s hugs ssrntttng nj ii
tnrGct, With tho na,vr rest1It. TIL" magazine
chrstnnttl marty Tn kegs Ut powder. Tho
shock was felt fnr mites Rrtats,d. br,tkitg g!ass
uni tin!g ott,nr nn,nuu Dll nsrr tliy cllr. fuss-
'aft.ly uD ne VIII hurt. The io,A wl.r,, III ls,,l-
sliernttlu dst,peu, Nh01tfux with Il ritn ar.l
wn,1' ~! slIghsly InJure4. The loss viii te
Abuut 81 ,QG.
, 1880-11-09
. BUSINESS NOTICES.

l. Congress yVntcr-Cnfflnrtlc nnl Alfcre
nt!ve-ls we!l-k'iDwu s1,ccI!e for caustipltIQI,.
indigestion. and ul disorders of tho stoulAlh,
liver, anu Kidneys
Ninety yenn.' papulnr uso attcsts ,tts purity,
safety, nlld superiority 10 Hl waters Of thls
rlnss. Avoid all conlsg, !TrltAtiux wntars, for
ciEil and ulIirht!c; thoy tnlph!r tho digestive
nr.ahs md kl!tnrya, thereby Inducing irrupuru-
blu fesu.ts. Mono genuine sold vi sirluEht.
, 1880-11-09

Hill. Scorr, 1iancock's great frlentI, 1t IA
said, lns lost $@0,NN III tho election. Now, this
gcntle,nan IL unwilling to givo I'D no largo n
sum- ,yo conclude. Mntl will Join 1!nrnu1n ilcnrt
and soul In crying fra,'d. 1t IL hata WItant 10
eiyo up $,0O, ,000 but tlou't let 1t drive yDu too
fur. Tho people who did the voting have yoico
In II.
, 1880-11-09

HtonMISGTHS. ILL.,, Nov. H.-,j. T.. A,ien II Gcr-
inntl farmer living ncar Woodfurfl. Woo1Iprxt
County. Ills wtfu nnd bis nicee were kiIle: tt,-
ay lly train Of ahs fll!nnis Central while cross
ing ttla frnck IN Il w,tKtH!. Thpy wire struck ty
8Uuth. .luu1Itl unsselIser trlLh.
, 1880-11-09
COM. 10 pieces,

EEwrOIsT. II. l., Nhv. s.-Iha rct,tIut}cr 1T tho
wreck ii the llho.lc Island, of tho Etnnington
f.fnc, went to pieces .IurfnK thu hight. The
wrcckcrs hnpe to savH tho engine. Thu Shaft Il
Grilcked, md but little hope Is entertained that
tho engine will DO Of any Hsp to It's nwnrrs.
, 1880-11-09

Cor" 11olsAcE II. THOMAS. of Chicago, the
l1o II. II. Mock, Of Henry: tho Hon. Tliosnas +.
Mltrhsll, Of nloomtngton; tho Hon. George u.
ChaiIcc, Of shcibyvillo; md Representative.
nlcet Pearson. of Mndso,s, hung nlrca.ly Mesl
announced ns candidates for Speaker OF tho
Illinois House.
, 1880-11-09

IL $40 will bo any !nAuce,ucnt to 3lr.
narn,,m to kcup W h1s prIvu.o ltoyUlAt!on he
eAiI huvu tho money. Thsro's u surplus ln tho
Republican oailputgn ftinll.
, 1880-11-09

HfMcAllktCr'M Cough Mtxturs.-'The t,cNt
lnl'ehlt ltls. Aslht.a, consumption for nLuIts at.4
whnop!tlY-tnu nad ct,,,i, for children, l'Tt,-
nnrcl n,,ly hy John + Leu, cor,Hr iialsse4 mt
, 1880-11-09

JERSEY Cfvy. n. j.. Sts. 5.--An engine Of
cnnl-tratn oil tho Mnrr!s 4 Essex l.airoml
jumped tho truck ut Nineteenth und {;ru.t
streets this m0rnlng. Engineer Peter t:uyun.
nilHh WIS snahntIy killed, unt Fireman Nllitutu
Hopping severely injured.
, 1880-11-09

DAVID DAv1s will bo tue nuxt Northern
8anatur to walk tho plank; uni Il special coIti-
mission will bD sit out tn got II plank that Will
hold htnl-tl!I ho r0achUs tho 1nl Ut 1t,
, 1880-11-09

Celebrated 11r. William IL. KtolIeh
baltimore, writes: I'll confidently recommend /,
tho htsftclf profession E0tttons t.tuhiE's LiuUlt
Exirict of nerr for consumption, depression,
weakness, mud intllKestlo1."
, 1880-11-09

Tho Public VIII Ifnsynre 4f a l'rnul1l.-
fcns Initiation If i1nht!s1a' Electric Som jl0x
bring ftrctsl on tho n,Hrket by tnIsrepgt.se1lta-
t!on. II Will ruin my cln,hos wi,shrI With il,
lusst upon htynK Nnhbins' Electric.
, 1880-11-09

Why an object Of ioathins and disgust to your.
hcif hnd snClEty from ctltArth wien Eu!oy1Ts
!stsred. will ,erv overy symptom Ut tho lllseaAu
Every package III a cotnpeto treatmeut- Vny
, 1880-11-09

FItTAI4 F4t141l.
, NEW YnnE, Nov. t.~Ilcrihn Young. aged Fl
yours OF Ti,usv1ile, WINS killed by fni frorr tho
roof Of hor rusldcslco in siyenty-cIghth street.
, 1880-11-09

THE yote Of Galveston for President was
Ms foiiuwS:
ltlllienck ....."....... .......t....,......hu huM
Ih4HG1A 1hSl
This liz pretty strongly Confederate. hut Il III
|'so'nethtaR far Texas to tiayu tho Republican
yqtcs counted ns cnst.
, 1880-11-09

,bs, h., .n n.1s oeen a mystery to son1n persons
fcsto1 ~ ~ rev. J. lIyatt smith sAoull hayo d.
lunut,es.aal % ,eal'1endon for Congress tu tho I'nIr1
haS nistritttqf NOV York. Ch,t,oo,let
t%,a majority Of ao0 1T 1873. md tho district Ii
thf,,a'5 thf'5 Nepuoa!can. Now tho .nur,lur Ia out,
uents ss h'l4 o0enuou many OF hla cnnsttt.
~ %e pFsncip!e oe convict. labor. Mnts ar" nude
jursaa'ot VI tho State prlss,ns OF Now York, The
ma ~ Auo tfattera' Association Of Now York
HIr,oe ookIyn asked Uhlttendo,, to use h,s In.
~ sup tae manufacture of huis by con-
, 1880-11-09

Travellers, stop ut tls AAlor tlau&e, New York
, 1880-11-09
Our Gents Scotch
Shirts and Drawers

At 85c arc bargain. Also our
S1.oo White, in extra weights. In
Gents Scarlets we are showing a
good quality for $1.25; extra heavy
for $3.50; fine quality for SITS.
, 1880-11-09
In LADIES' GOODS

We are prepared to show full
line Of all qualities and sizes, from
2oc to fine Regular Made Goods.
Also full line Of Chi1dren's Scar
let Underwear, which has become
50 popular for winter wear.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1880-12-11

MIR. Miles. Indian Agent some wee h sgo,
visited Fort Saith for the purpose O. estiug
custom that has prevailed Tor come time
among the semi.ciyi zed .r.b. OF the terri
tory, in reference TO the inier-mariaae Of the
whites and lndisns When white man
desiI,s TO live with an Indiau maiden, he
never eonsHlts her ahou; the matter but by
presents and psrsnasions ininces her father
10 give her to him 9 5 wife. Tae present
generally consists OF horses, money or cattle.
II the father accepts OF the : Is, he informs
his daughter to that effect, and sne becomes
the wife of the sivsr. This custom has pre-
vailed among the Cheyennes and Arapaboes
from time immemoriai, hu; is not pr ciiced
by any of the civilized tribes. Mr.. Mile.'
objection tn il Is that the white meo obtain
Indian woman for wives. and feeling that
they are not held by any legal Restraint, fire..
quenlly desert them. lie has ar -es ed one
OF these de-erters for the purpose OF testing
the legality of such marriages, and if the
oour.s decide that such marriages are legal,
it will have the effect o. putting a stop to
deseriions.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1880-12-11
THE HAY STOVE.

The new hay burning heating stove gotten
up by Dr. Hartman il a decided success.
Il IL very simple in construction, c. Insisting
OF, first, ylindricsl sheet iron iuh, sixteen
inches high and sixteen Inche' in diameter
To this is aiisobed The pipe. |, has also a
draft hole. A very open CRATE is placed
near the top; sec nd, sheet iron cylindri'
cal magazine sixteen inches ii diameter by
thiriy-two inebss ia hight which ifs loosly
in tie tpb above described, and is supported
by an iron ring, which is made fart 10 the
outside Of the magazine and rests on top Of
the tub. 1t il closed at tie top. The ma
gazine ia provided with drataoles. The
magazine ia taken c fl and carried 10 the hay
stack TO lie filed, the hay beir g tramped in
tightly. /; il then sci on the tub and lighted
hot fire which may be regulated to a nicely
by adjusting the dsmpers TO the draft boles
Ga Thanksgiviug-day we were warmed for
two and hell hours with ore filing Of the
magazine and learn tha; the room wss Kept
comfortable for another hour and half
We understand that ton Of slough hsy
makes abou, as much steam a. a ton Of coal.
1t eosil a dollar and half. while coal costs
seven dollars. The great want has heen a
stove in which il could be buraed without
too much labor and litter DR.. Hartman
seems 10 have supplied this want, and pro-
vided stove in which hay may be burned
with as little trouble and litter as coal We
intend to Try one in our ofice-S;erline
Gazette.