The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-06-10
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Skyles was killed in Williamson, y. G., on
Saturday May o2nd. BISHOP Wight
man was 70 have presided at the Methodist
District Conference which met TO day MAY
-. In Greenville
John l.. Dixon, Post Master, Grassy
Greek, Mitchell county. the LandMdrt
says was arrested last Monday and bound
over In 81 500 bail given allied. At
Grassy Greek the mail riders change OF,
and Dixon had abundant opportunities for
handling and rihing the mails. The proofs
again t him are coLc usiye.
Concord Sun. In Concord during last
week May 1922 two dwellings were en-
tered by burglars, y mill belonging to Mr.
II. w. Allisen was bloken open and Agri
cultural lmpliments were stolen IRON two
farmers THE commencement exercises
OF the North Carolina College at Mt. Pleas
ant took place on May 23rd Both. DR.. J..
A. Bicklc preached the Baccalaurate ser
mon snd Col. Chas. r. Jones, EDITOR Of the
Charlotte Obsrrcer, delivered the address
Col. Jones address was highly compliment
ted. here was only one graduate .this
year Dr. IT, W. Bets OF Guiliord copnty
received the degree of \. b, anc was also
chosen to deliver the address before the
Alumni next year.
Raleigh Visitor About dark Tuesday
night. az the spccla! car containing MAJ }.
c. Winder, Superintendent Of the k. x
G Railroad and r. x \. H. Railroad was
coming around a curve about two miles
this SIDE OF Cameron, the en9ineerer d}s-
covered man lying across tile track, Lut
as the tram was running at d rapid rate,
and being 50 near, before o'jseNiug the
man he was unaDc 70 stop tiic train lcfore
it had ran over him. The train literally
,.Ilr h of = np ~,
fortunate man was Mr.. Dane ~ Bue aged
ABOUT - years. he was highly respected
toy his neigh bers !!e leaves u wife and
several children. II IS supposed he had
lam down on the track and gone To sleep.
Redsvilie Tu,cs: Judge A. :. Seymour
IN his charge to the jury in tile Superior
Court at Wentworth read the statute
against libel and slanderous articles in
newspap pers - Col Winston made a
gteenback .rech Wentworth and was
replied tony ...J e. Robbins The
students II vi ..a.. school had party
given them II Mr lailman's, Monday night
the 2ltu # May. The rii!foad agent
at Brown Summit, n c., h4- been of red
one hundred and eighty doll .rs for q st e f
old business books which belonged 10 a re
tersburg Wa. merchant in 1890 --
IN Ige A. 5 Seymour fined William r.,
fifty dollars for attacking Mr.. K W.
Ster, editor Of WebSter'- Dol!ar Weekle.
Charlotte Obs1rer. Work Oh the fac
tory building is progressing rapidly. and
all indications are that the propretors viii
be ready to commence operations by Gcto-
Der lst-At the late meeting of the
stock holders Of the Chester and Lcngir
Narrow Guage RsiI BAD held in Chester
a resolution WAS unanimously passed p-o-
posing the funding Cf certain debts. and
recommending that a mortgage OF $50.
900 be placed on the road bctwecn Giles
ter and Newton, In North Carolna. $500. -
O0U o! the amount TO be used IN building
the road as far ae Lincolnton, ard ia fun
ding All outs,an ling inlcbtnas, OF tie road
500. 900 VIII be sufficient for this latter
purpose. The remaining So 90 j. - be
used exclusively IN constructing the road
from Liucolnton To Newton We earn
that these arrangements will be carried out
Immediately News was Ieceiyea in
this city yesterday.of Of serious shooting as
fray OetNcen VII! McCorce, .. ~ali~a4r5.
sou o. Mr. j. VI McCorcle, and VIII az A.
ley son Of Mr. ". II. Bailey, Of tha s,.ty.
which occurred at Marion last Sunday A.
terEoOn. Both the young men are ucn-
sers OF party Oi revenue raiders now op-
Grating IN the mountaln region. The par
Y spent the day in Marion anl the Difficult
" occurred while the young men were IN
the town No particulars have been re
ceived as to its origin Bailey received
two flesh wounds III the legs the ball en-
telinS one leg about the knee aud .@pasS-
ing through it, lodged in the other OR
information is that the wounds are not 5eii
Gus, and at last accounts 3 alley VIZ. ,.ae
very well.