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The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-09-09

PkRGY REWARDS W hatesa-
BE- said OF It no nan can aht-l. tr.
licau organ, the Sunni. under i.e
RI management, With AK 90 aat
vigorous kaIlc1lt-m. iiEte b.. t...
from the last issue
The writer pitched Into tn r...
because the Postmaster n CHM a..
removed. for refusing to pay am ass
IN AID of the Republican eampnm
w think the Postmaster o,t.ht
been removed Eysrg J-rsua ,-t. H.r.
n, HHi,r tks fricrai 0~n,sraplrat. d. -..
md d, Tothtg holding or4ce Hq3.. .
pubhcan party Each Of these oflc.
ere bound in honor to all the party
tributing a portion of their >aiare f..
campaigns. II they viii no, afi H.
publican masses IN their fight with FL
crazy, by giving a portion OF thr.s b..
| then, aud IN that event such af s-
TO resign his office If he i not man .
o do this, he should be promptIv ~r.
aud some genuine, liberal Ryrah
in his place. We are confi,u, tina. .
dent Garfield will see IL 1t that rs.
stand up to the party and pay th..-
ments promptly tor tins campaign
20 unrewarl cd.
This i very wrong We 's'aT. pa.
yictor> belong the spoii~ >e t.ra-.f
fees are concerned. But lt ~i.-.l
fixed and immutable law thar. nn,.,. .
the office holder should cease ts be- p,
clan. Republicans, or the aaminav. p,
may be entitled To the emolumea., 81.
bu; there can be no greater sgtrt.
that Of an office holder u,.n. th. pan.
the patronage. and the power of H.
To keep himself in position He WA. 81.
not t. perpetufte has otr4 jr5.lt- VII.
III, success 81 has party oa, e.
whole people. IN accordance VITA t, ?
oath.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-09-09

GREENBACKER CONFERENCE.-THE learn
that a caucus of leading Greenbackers, in
Guiding Chief Marshal John r. Winston
occurred in Raleigh on Thursday last
whereat it was decided to encourage the
putting forth of full tickets in all the coun
ties; and if the election in Indiana should
60 right to put forth a Congressional and
Electoral ticket. By going right is un.
can.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-09-09

MONROE ITEMS. From the Enqutrer .
Geo. e. McLarty was nom mated for treas
urer by reclamation. a rare tribute for so
young a man. ID. Brown will keep the
coroner office well swept. @. \. Simp-
son was nominated for register by Is, to il
for }. T.. Ross. A. J. Price was chosen for
sheriff by %. to II for J. T. Horn. Me ;srs.
{. T. NJ. McCauley, ID. A. Covington, Jas.
Houston, A. D. Howell, T. Z. Eubanks and
Others were named for the Legislature. On
the 3rd ballot Mr.. McCauley came in.
\ darkey named Ralph Rushing seriously
cut Fayette Mullis, white, in Arson county
last week.|Mr. Henry McCollum has
not recovered his stolen buggy ADD harness.
NO less than three steam engines, for
agricultural purposes, nave been hauled
from our depot this week. Mr. 3. ID.
Heath will open a store at Wadesboro In a
few days. Rev, J. I. B~rasington will have
charge of it.-Fourteen thousand bales
Of cotton bought in Monroe during the year
ending Sept. /. An increase of 20o0 bales
over previous year.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-09-09

MohE ABOUT ROMANTIC GRLs.-If any
body disbelieve that fact is stranger
than fiction, let him go through the bun
die of exchange papers in any newspapers
office for a single week. We have iotted
down a few items illustrative of the folly OF
the fast young female" who has taken the
place of the old time Sweet sixteen wear
old" Galveston, August 3l.-Miss Ella
Price committed suicide by taking arsenic
because Of a disappointment in love-
Atlanta Mary Lou Campbell. the victim
OF a mock marriage, which caused her ruin,
committed suicide at Atlanta by taking
twenty grains Of morphine. - Spring
field. Ill, girl ran away from boarding
school in Nashville and took a train for
East Tennessee to met her lover. She had
no money. and beat her way By playing
deaf and dumb on the susceptible conduc-
tor. They viii meet in Jail.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-09-09

ORANGE County PoLITICs.-Dr. fTlde
Jones declines TO run far Sheriff. because
Of business calls % Alabama. Treasurer
ID G.. Parks after IL years serN ice declines
re- election. Primaries. HHsbor0 precInt
gave G.. L. Parish 96, Thos Ruff1n Is, for
the Senate. Smiths; Parish 10; Rufin -.
Chanel Hi Parish 50, H.. \. Reams 81.
Rufin 3. For the House HtUsb0ro gave
Caleb B. Green 81, c. w. Johnston %.
Geo. Tate SAM. Atwater 80. Smiths; Tate
81. Green %, Atwater II. fhapd tn,
Green 52; Johnston 65; j X. Hutchlns ~:
Cellar Gr0re. went for Parish, Green and
Tate. J. K. Hughes for Sheriff. Htus6oro
and Snltths also went for Hughes. Dele
gates were elected to the County Convention
as follows: H,Usboro, n. d.. Balm, George
Walker. James W. Riley, William Barton,
F n. S%trudwick, A. W. Graham, ID. VI.
Laws. Chapel HH. c. W. Johnston. J.
w. Cole. NJ. Cheek, ID. McCauley, n. Sar
augham, II. d. Tilley J. w. Carr, J. \.
Merritt, VIM. Pritchard Gilbert Craig. Jno.
King, NJ. w. McCauley. Durham. D.. l..
Belvin, A. Dickson. J.. F. Glenn, Sin Hes
ter, J. w. Carlton, james Lyon, Z. j
Parish, p. NJ. Briggs, T. B. Lyon, I. Z
Oakley.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-09-09

CHARLOTTE SOUTHERN HOME ITEMS
4 New Yorker has purchased from Mr.. A.
NJ. Powell. the Shuford mine, in Catawba
county. Ten thousand dollars was what it
cost him.--Dr Teasdale has closed an
interesting meeting at Flint Hill Baptist
Church. One hundred professed religion
and were baptised Capt. G.. w. Evans,
OF the regular army has been detailed by the
government. IN accordance with Act Of Con-
gress to serve as instructor of military
science and tactics in the Carolina Military
Institute
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-09-09

Raleigh Visitor James Bunch, colored,
who lives in St. Mathews township, this
county. was shot 10 the head yesterday even
ing by Mr.. George Goodwin. Bunch says
he was passing by Goodwin's house, when
he Goodwin stepped out of the door, and
without any provocation whatever on the
part of Bunch, fired, the ball striking him
above the left eye and making a serious
wound. The ball is still in his head.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-09-09

PERsoNAL.-Pleased to have a visit on
Friday from DIR. Lee W. Battle of Durham,
an excellent gentleman, and good phys
ician. He is a native of Montgomery, Ala,
but is a North Carolinian by inheritance /;
his father having been a member OF the
well-known family of Eastern Carolina
DIR. A. b. Chaplin, manager OF Chaplin
Land Agency, came down from his Chatham
farm not to see the camp meeting, oh
no; never at alll-with a wagon load OF
orchard vegetables, of which something near
half a bushel found their way to our scrap
basket. Chaplin is just enough ankee to
see that a farm without fruit IS ten per cent
worse off than a housekeeper without a COW.
! Thanks. Doctor.-Col.W w. III. S. Burgwyn,
the gifted and popular Colonel of the 9TH
Maryland (Baltimore's crack regiment
writes-"while on a visit to my brother IN
Northampton, n. c., last month, saw q
copy of your paper, and was SO much pleased
with it, | enclose check for one years sub
scription. Your articles on the Brutal MUIR
der of Col. Jones' recalled very wildly
prison life at Fort Delaware. was captur-
ed III Sept. 1864, and found the entire
Prison Pen ~denouncing Col. Jones assassl-
nation which had occurred shortly before
my arrival. | should think the Publication
of such well vouched accounts OF prison life
in Northern Rastiies would 90 far to correct
the popular idea as othe 50. called human
Southern Prisoners of war. Truth is mighty
and must prevail" Thanks to Col. Bur
gwvn for his good word. We are sketch
ing our Prison life as it actually occurred
using generally the language of notes made
day By day on spot Will not our old con
federates friends exert themselves to enlarge
the circulation Of these articles?
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-09-09
DTsAsTERs.-A long list of calamities &C

DIsAsTERs.-A long list Of calamltles oc-
Cured last week. One hundred and twelve
lives were lost By the bridge accident IN
Spain. \ storm along the Southern coast
shipwrecked nearly a dozen ships aud
steamers. One was the passenger steamer
Vera Cru, bound from New ! orA 20 la
yana. The tempest disabled her, put out
her fires, and finally swamped her. Seven
tv-six lives were lost including Gen. A. /.
Torbert. : Federal Cavalry General OF some
fame. He was washed for more than, 80
miles 10 the Florida shore and was Killed BY
a blow from the same piece Of the wreck
that had borne him so far. Eight persons
escaped on bits of the wreck, the wind
blowing them to the beach. The Florida
coast is lined with fiotsam and jetsam;
Twelve wrecks reported, two steamers and
ten sailing vessels. 9Th trial OF De
Jarnette for the murder of his sister began
at Danville, Va, Monday.-Tbe steam.
ship Charleston is ashore in Charleston har
Dor - Gen. Longstreet is at Washing
ton.--Mobile had a $3.50, 600 fire sun
day. ---There were many cases OF sun
stroke in and about New York on Sunday
the thermometer stood 81 degrees at Lont
Branch-Mrs. Julia Fairbank, wife @
Captain Noah Fairbank, was instantly Kill
ed by lightning, near Summit Station, Va
Some person fred into the Demo
cratic procession at Washington. Ohio
| SATURDAY. night, and killed Perry Wilson,
spectator. No arrest was made.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-09-09

SALISBURY DEMOCRAT IrEMS.-(Capt.
f.. II. Mclaughlin is now issuing the Den'-
ocrdt as a daily at 10 cents a week, and
ought u have liberal support. \ town like
Salisbury, situated In a fine region, and at
the junction oftwo important railways, sure
ly needs a daily and can support one. Very
truly yours, Ed. f. 4 M.)Mr. Lee ).
Overman has purchased the Broadtie!d pro
perry on Fulton avenue. A nice residence
in a good neighborhood The special
term of court has continued four weeks. -
Misses Ellis, of Newbern. are visiting Mrs.
Pearson.-The Mt. Vernon Hotel is
nearing completion, and will be q
handsome and splendidly constructed editce.
The flag which was presented to the Rowan
Rifle Guards by a young lady of this place,
and which for a long time was thought TO
be lost. has been found and is now IN pos
session of the Salisbury Rifles. The Rifles
have now 30 names--S from the country.
My. s. r. Harrison has sold this year
20, 900 pounds of hay. Mr.. Harrison is one
of Rowan's best farmers.-Mr. y t.
Harris is having the inside Of his store
painted anew. -Judge Mchoy was Sere-
naded by the Salisbury Cornet Band at the
Boyden House last night. Mr.. William
Murdoch, who has been in Scotland attend
ing Robert Raikes Centenary, has returned.
Twelve or fifteen Cherokee Indians vii!
attend Trinity College this year at the ex
pense of the L. s. government, not only to
be instructed in the English studies, but also
agricultural pursuits.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-09-09

UNITED. In Nashville, Mr.. III. H.
Daugbtry and Miss Lily Bryan.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-09-09

Index to New Advertisements.
Brinly, Miles & Hardy-Brinly Flows.
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LOWEST RATES FOR ADVERTISING.

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SPACE
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Exchanges allowed twice a month. Local notice'
extra.
Office . doors nLore StmpsOn S Drug StOre
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-09-09

office . doors ADORE Simpsons Drug Store.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-09-09

Moses y. Amis, attorney at law, tor
merly of Raleigh, has located at Hickory.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-03-11

NJ ORDINANCE PROVIDING TOE IhE
a irnroundiug of horses ami cattle tounu
rnnninp at large in the olty Of Dallas
Ra Il ordaiped by the City Council OF the city
srnrioy lst Tint 1t shall be unlawful Tor
,rvone to allow any horses, mules OF cutue
10 rnn at large in the streets OF the cry OF
D.IIns. provided that Any COW IN actuHi use
a" a s,ilk COW may be allowed to run al ierg'
frsm O'Clock n m. until D o clooe y; IN.
Az nersop owning any COW, horse, or other
a., mai having been once impounded, VINO
~ all allow such animal to run on the stterls
staii be deemed guilty OF a misdemeanor ana
| anrd In any sum not exceeding CIV. A.,
SIC ID. ii shall be the duty of the City MAT
| sbI 10 take up and impound any catue
horses, or mules. found In tho streets o, sie
| c,ty OF Dallas, except milk cows IN actuNi 10y,
| ne nroyided for in the above and foregoing
SsC 3D. The city Marshal shnll impounu
| thsu1 as above provided, and within one uay
| thpreaflpr shnll put up a notice con,Whtrg
Sns,rintion OF the animals, ard I'VE days al,eI
| s,ch notice is nCs ed at the c0Nti-nouse snu
market house ,he City Marehal Shall sell tne
same at tublic sale to the highest nluasI, 40,
ossb Tie shall charge fity cents for taxing
u,, snch animal and thirty cents day ioI
liking care of such animal. After deductins
/ tna eyuense Ne shall return the balance OF
.rooeeds 81 GALS, If any, to the owner II n,
p,,.ner ais Within twenty days for the amount
then 1t shall be paid into the CITY treasury
rne city Marshal shall Keep q oook glAini
the description Of all anim 1,,v iwpoui'e''
SIC. lth. That this ordinance so INTO eliee
eraI., and after it's passage and publication
yr,roS,al Feb. 20, 1850. Signed,
| Appa.ty,,est: ]. NJ. THURM0ND,
I B HERxFonD, City eecy. Mayor.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-03-11
ORDINANCES.

N ORDINANCE PROHIBITING the Obs
n strucliou ofsidowalks
Be 1t ordained by the CITY Council oil inc Guy
of Dallas;
SECTION II shall be unlawful FOR sny one
10 ubstruct any sidewalk IN ,hlN o'uy % A.,
or Offering for sale, by auction or olhelWlse,
any goods, wares or mer'h"h"''o'"'"0'' ''
Sec. 9. 1t shall he rnl.wlul fer a, one 10
Mace ANY barrel or barrels boN or noNeN, pr
wood or other substance on amy soewa'k N
his citv so as 10 obstruct the pas'age alous
such ejdewalk, or any part thereon NO ONE
shaII have or maintain any lrult btAnu,
huoksters' stall or other stan on any siue-
walk In the city of Dallas .....,,,,,,
or N. rsons TO hang any sign OF any CONSTRUCTION
ACROSS any sidewalk ut a loweror les' heig.h
than eight feet, and further, IL hlNii pe w
lawful for any person or perSonb W n',ai t.loos
nisnks or plns or partially drive nails IN OF
10 the walls of awning posts along ANY sile'
walk, or to expose barb wire on saiu Sue
walks. .,.u ,, land talking or
any unusual act or exhiD.' ,, rss',sc 70 desst
whan requested 10 do 20 by any pOllEe VI
othsr city officer be shall nv desmea s,ility oi
| a misdemeanor, and upon con ,'o.ton e pe
fined In any sum n9t TMGsca .lse to " any one
!
| struction ofsaid sidewalk. ,,, no.eon
sec 4 IL shall DO uniawtul Tor any person
| ar rersons to obstruct any sidewalk n iroitoi
anYy cnurch theatre, or other public place
| or nlaces of buslsess, or in any way oDstfuct
| The passage IN or out OF .ny such CHURCH,
| theatre, or other public place.
| SEQ. g. Nothipgia this ordinance snnli pe
| 40 construed as to prevent any lneronant
| from occupying not to exceed one mall VI ans
,iiewolk in receiving and forwarding goods.
wares or merchandise provided, thas my
shall NOT occupy said sidewalk, even WINE
| thu. engaged for longer space tDan SIX
honrs. Every merchant or owner OF u 6uliu
| ing fronting on any street shali pt aiAoWe !,
| nn7 Ia excted IL inches on the inside or the
| ,,nii, for show windows or the display OF
goods. but nothing on the outer edge OF such
Mac. 7. Every day that any obstruetlon
.hoIl remain upon any sidewalk IA thls Gity
shall he oonsidered violation OF the ponce
regulaIions herein contained, ana snail CON
stftuto A separate oAense, and be punished az
such. -. ,,v uaot,or NJ
this ordinance shall be deemed guilty OF
,,isdsm.anor, and upon conviction IN IN
Movor's court In the city OF Da'lns, shai! "
0nrd in any sum not exceeding twenty -nV'
SEQ, o. That an ordinance entitled al
ordinonce Prohibiting the Obstruction
sidewalks, " approved July 10, 1915, De AM
, | the name Is hereby repealed.
Seo, 10, That this ordinance fhall TAX
effect from thirty days after It's passage MI
phpproved February q, 1850; 49,.
Attest j. M. THO HAoND, mayo''
j. Il. HEREFORD, CITY Secretary
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-03-11
Setlonn, Secretary al Agriculture

Sntionni Secretary 81 Agriculture
stock Farm ard iIomc Weekly
The great oyorhadowing Interests OF TINS
country Is agriculture, and II Ia TO DO hoped
That soon our National Congress will give this
mct due recognition. A long move has
been made ~ thoright direction by the House
Committee on Agriculture adopting by an
almost unanimous vote the bill to mako lhe
department of agriculture an executive
branch Of tho government
Under this bill tho now department Is to
have n Secretary, who will be cabinet OIL
Ger md assistant who are to be
appointed by and with tho consent OF
the Senate. There will DO q vo'erln
ory division having supervision Of the IN
snsclion Of imported ind exported i've stock
md which will institute inquiries into The
diseases of stock in All sections OF The
country, 80 ,...,i...,,
It's chronological division will investigate
the habits of noXious and benellclnl insects
md lis statistics will show their eject upoi
cereal. textile and other crops Inc impor
tance of this movement will impress inc asrl
culturalists Of tho country -, ,,,-.
Opposition to its passage VIII douDVIes
arise, but the farmers by writing thelr repre-
sontatiyos in Congress, can exert an influence
which it will hardly be safe to resist
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-03-11
How he IL Able 90 "Pay ~ iie does
Waeo Teleohoue


The third Of tho series Of articles by our
able correspondent ("lirass Taehs''l on The
llobeHs administration, il presented THIS
morning Like la predecessors It will he
found dgniaed In expression, conservative W
sentiment and extremely practical In Ia every
detail, The correspondent has sought 10
show that taxation has been feariully In
creased by this administration, despite lhe
solemn pledge contained in tho Austin plat
form Of n that there should BIO no Increase
IIe shows that Governor Roberts, with a
budget of expenses smaller than was known
under the administrations of Coke or Hub
bard, has vet had At lts disposal general
revenue several hundred thousand dollars
larger than either Of tho first two mon
toned Governors ever had nj his disposal,
and that thus no has been enabled 10 boast OF
onaylpp as he GOES" and ''cash balances In
l,e treasury" arrogtlngto himself lndlyldu-
elly Mi the credit ~ Of this state Of affairs
witch has only been achieved by tho I'M
pairing Of other and important Interests, ana
wrlnqng new and higher taxes from We
body ofihe people, In plain md direct Viola,
ton Of the party pledges The articles merli
candid reading and We hope business ma
profcssional men, Ms we'll rs farmers VIII
consider them carefully, Naught IA set down
In malaoo against the administration y u
only sought 10 show, by facts, what ought "
bc known that taxation has been Increased
TO An oneroug degree, md got Important ~
forests alc left 10 suffer- Peter Is robDeo
that Paul may bo paid-thAt tho executive
NAV boast Of hmselw the only governor
able 10 " nay Ms you co. Heaven knows N
ought TO be able NJ tRXes ore now
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-03-11

TO all who are suffering from the errors
and indlsorellons Of youth, nervous weak,
ness, carly decay, loss OF manhood, epp
will send recipe that will cure yea lree o.
charge, This great remedy wis discovered
Inv a missionary IN South America send q
selEaddressod envelope 10 the Row. Joseph
- '""''' n2sd&wly
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Reading Noiice,

Messrs. w, II, Patterson 4 Co., the, on
terprsIng druggists Of our city, have poem
compelled 70 order n large stock OF lhose
Justly celebrated "snyder's Curative fads''
In order TO supply tho increasing demand on
them, ,,,-eu A.
Since their lnlroductionln this part Of the
country tho people will have no other fada
but tho "Snydcr's Curative Pads " lhey
arc all that iscamed for Them
ian9l-dNw
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-03-11

Taken up by A B Floyd and estTr.ysd before ,s3.
w w Peak, justice of the peace, Dec. o. ~. ~
brandsd on hin, left, and left shoulder, brand
not distinsush.ble and valued at Si5. one
rYsy mare, ! years DID, IL hanaa high, branded
z e on left -houldor and on right shoulder;
and yeluel ut Sl3.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-03-11

W smith es,ra'a before J 4 Blevitt, Jus
,ice of the peace One So~rtl h~r.e, about
veors alb. about IL hands high, baZeh face, y
white feet, two trout and one behiAd, I on lett
sbonlder; one sorrel horse mule, ) or years
old, about IL hands high; one black horse pony
b;',h, one eorrel stallion, about IL or II years
old, branded W on left thigh, about IL hanhs
6;gh bIazed face; one sorrel horse: star in
forebead and white hind foot, about Is hnnus
high, or years old. value sloo' . rlie1 r@o'
% 1850 ieneoWoM
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General c. r. Beauregard,
New Orleans, 1880.

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support r. education or the ten Infants oe
priyed of their parents last summer at New
Orleans. 1.-THE melancholy Incidents OF wnioh
sad bereavement are still fresh In the pubic
mind.) ..t,,
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A man died Of liver complaint one
dollars worth Of "BLAok.pRAUah1!!L!.s !.
would have saved his Tie, .
For sale by w, II. Howell \ Bro
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ESTRAYED

Taken mp by W Bashly and estrayed before nsr
Ono ,isht bay horse, blazed face, 6 years old,
ID ~ hands hlxh, both hind feet white, no
hands Valued at 40. Also one light ray
mare blaze face, 7 years old IA hands hish,
h anded on left shoulder D, branded ON lsh'
shoulder Qndescribable). Value S2o.