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The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-11-25

The CURSE eT DRBr.-The eccentric IN
brilliant br. Talmage, preached . sermon
on last Sabbath TO the young men New
York from the text. As an OK 10 tht
slaughter. IL was used u illustrate the
merciless manner u which yolng men ,re
slaughtered by the need OF keeping up ap
pearances in a social way.
Society he remarked forces q youHl
man 10 keep up appearances. w hateser
your salary, poor unfortunate Young map,
you must live in a fashionable boarding,
house, must smoke expensive cigars ADD
must give wine and braniy To your irjenas
or you must shlrk away into a corner. l.
you havnt the money why borrow t and
II YOU can't borrow it why then Strti -.
any thing, but don't appear mean and
close. Bt this awfuI process lDt, tpo
men have been slaughtered. When viii
young men learn the curse Of debt lAr
ralmage had his eve ghttering eve ,N.d
upon a beardless youth III the galley wuo
tidgetted in an unco mfoItable way upon
his seat. DcDt induced Lord Bacon L.
take brides; it broke Waiter SCOTS L. art
1t drove Burns to drinking. Perhaps sotng
of you don know thal Lord Byron'smotn-
or died IN a lit of rage produced Dy readin
an upholSter biII. On. the curse of &c :
the curse Of DEBT Ii | 20 ihfo a grocery
store and buy sugar and meats without an
means OF paying for them. m more di-
honest than if | 90 in qaietly and carry
away a nam under my coat. In he one
case | rob the grocer not ONLY of his sugar
and meat, but also Of a measure Of ms .Iae
Ia the ctpcr case take 10 potc % III
time, simply help myself. I1o hrrw nd.
Il sneak-thlef isn't rs b. q Jae wa, n
tracts debts that lie c3Inp' pay.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-11-25

Kinston J0uraoI This year has been ex.
ceedlngly favorable tor the farmer, and
bountlful crops reward his summers labor.
Inc newspapers are constantly c~hronicliue
accounts of extra good yields, and wha'
would have been d fair crop per acre tycatt
years ago, on old land, now ranks second or
third rate 1t is unteniablc that farmer.
are prosper. ng and that their lands Weld
better returns than IN oiden times -l
1865 on Mr.. john Cull sold off several thou.-
AMI acres OF land between the Kalkin and
Driery branches On the snow Hill ROAD. To
a number ot different individual. at about
$40 per acres. Now this n~cighborhoJl l.
one Of most productive In this county. aud
the t~arln3ofC G.. Z. Phillips, John r. Phillips.
Leinder Faulkner William Faulkner and
others c,u.i not be bought for twice o.
three times what va. originally paid for
them, a though, in the county at large, real
estate Is no higher now than IN 1863. The
Legislature 10 January will have to IA :e a
most important question affecting the pub
lie welfare of North Carolina, to wit, our
system OF common schools.
Necs and Observer. Yesterday we pub
iished an account Of horrible murder in
Mark creek TOWNSHIP, in which a colored
man had been shot by some one unknown.
and instantly killed. Yesterday afternoon
some deputy sherifs brought and placed ia
Jail here Dick Morgan, colored. who stands
accused Of being the murderer of Bunch.
The later details OF the crime are thai
Bunch was a married man, but that Nor
gan had alienated his wife 8 affections. AT
ter midnight Saturday night. Bunch was
seated near tbs fire in the house Of Anne
Ellis, a negress, when a gun was discharged
through the crevice 10 a log house, and
thirty squirrel shot were lodged in his head
He fell from the char, a corpse. Some
suspicion seems to have at once fallen on
Morgan, and at 9 O'Clock Sunday morning.
be was found at Wakefield and arrested Nv
four colored men, Turner Bunch, Sam .,1er-
rift, Hester Merritt and Bythan Robinson
was taken before Justice Pres.
Page. and tried on Manday. The evidence
deemed sufficient to demand Morgan's
being held, and 80 he was sent to to Jail.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-11-25

THE UNIVERSITY BALL.-At Baptist
State Convention in Goldsboro last week
something very like a breeze was stirred by
a resolution presented by Rev. Columbus
Durham. a brother of the late Plato Dur
ham, with intent to investigate certain mat
ters one of which was that Jolly occasion =
Commencement Ball The resolution read as
follows:
ReSolred, That a committee Of seven be
appointed to consider, aud if in their judge
ment it may seem judiciouS, to report upon
the interests of the State University.
Rev. A. e. Dixon, Of Asheville, was glad
to have this opportunity to lay before the
Baptists Of the State that dancing and ball
roomism were a part of the curriculum of
the State University. He thought the
fathers and mothers of Baptist boys should
know these facts
DR.. Skinner thought the motion out u:
order, and wished to amend as follows !:
That this committee report upon the inter
ests Of the Metho list Conference, the
Presbyterian Synod, the Episcopal conven
ton and the lunatic asylum. After consider
abe discussion.
The resolution was postponed indefinitely.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-11-25

MARRIAGEs.-In Newbern, last week
Mr.. Chas. Green, and Miss Emma, youn
gest daughter of Samuel r. Street. of the
CASTOR House. No cards. The bright and
lovely young bride has hosts of friend:
to wish her happiness .-In Whining
ton, Nov. l6. by Rev. DR.. Wilson, VIM
Gilchrist and Miss Ella Lilly a the
residence Of Nicholas l. Williams, Esq.
in Yadkin COUNTY, on November 10Th, by
Rev. r HI. Griffith. Edward L. Clark,
Esq, of Halifax, n. c., and Miss Maggie
L., daughter of the late Alexander Lilling
ton, Esq.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-11-25

CRY FoLKs.-Chief Justice Smith has
gone to New York. -Judge aud Mrs
Fowle have a second son. an handsome
young Carolinian, one week old today
Col. w. j. Best and Secretary Caddagan
are again in the State; the former was in
Raleigh on Tuesday j. G.. r.
Little has gone to III It Springs, Ark, to re
side. THE city firemen lave received
handsome badges by the running
way Of his horse, Mr. W. r. Crawford,
ly bruised. The Boston Quintette appear
in Raleigh on the Doth December. FIX
Gov. Holden has an article in the Charlotte
Democrat giving interesting eminiscence
of by gone times.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-11-25

WARREN GAZETTE ITEMs-Messrs. ".
[. Vaughn and Tasker Polk had a difficulty
last Saturday night, in which the tormer
vas cut In the back AMI shoulders but not
dangerously. Mr. FED King. Jr., OF Hlw-
tree, while chopplng wood about tag hight
last Weinesity morning, cut MS foot nearly
in too with an axe. We are glal t.
know that Mr.. Biliy Davis, OF Halifax,
comtenplates moving here next year to 20
in business. He viii be heartily welcomed.
ABOUT eleven month ago, MessrS. J..
+. Long u Sons determined u make the ex
pertinent OF doing business for cash. ana
selling at a very small profit to iniuce cash
trade. Their success has been far greater
than their most sangulne expecf atlons. -
The youth Of the town had a gay time al
the Academy last Friday night. - most
horrible outrage occurred at Brookston last
Wednesday evening. We gain the follow
ing facts from the Sheriff, who was an eve
witness. There was a tax gathering at
Brookston, or Church's store. and the
usual number on such occasions present, and
1t seems that during the day there had been
one or more half playful and hall mad scuf
lies, IN which no one was hurt and no harm
done. Bob Gancy a colOred fellow, remark
ed that if any one, white or black, interior
ed with him, brains would be spit" Il,
ScCHlS ie lItu Wdiheu OI TaplulS around a
gin house, and picked up a seasoned dog
wood stick y inches in diameter and about
five feet long. which had been USE IL hail
ing cord wool. and started back. Mr.. VIII
liam Harry Reavis, a young white nan. went
towards HIM, but for what purpose, II any.
we do not know, but stopped ia about six
feet of lancy, who deliberately drew back
and struck him on the heal with the stick.
breaking his skull into fragments. Reavis
fell like a beef The Sheriff SAYS he never
heard such a lick. There was no one near
enough to prevent the lick, and it seems no
one expected it-Yancy tried to make his
escape, but was caught Messrs. John
w. Allen and D. B. Kimbali. magistrates.
were sent for, and after a patient hearing of
the evidence. committed Yancey to iail-he
getting here yesterday morning, in custody
the She if, about day. It was a fearful
butchery,. and while Reavis was alive yester-
day morning at 4 O'Clock the doctors said
1t was im possible for him TO live many
hours.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-11-25

THE BAPrIsTs. AT GoldSboro, on Wed
nesday, the Baptist State Convention was
called to order by Rev. n. b. Cobb. who on
being re elected President alluded to the
marvellous growth of the church in North
Carolina from $4,000 to $50. 900 in fifty
Years. b. +; Montague, Eos, was chosen
Treasurer |: FL. Briggs. Esq. Auditor
and Messrs. VIM. Briggs and N. B. Brough.
ton, Secretaries. After prayer by Rev.
Amos Weaver, business began with the ad
mission OF three delegates from the colored
Baptist State Convention. One of them
made a speech on Foreign Missions. Rev.
G. Bailey made some forcibIe remarks on
the work and progress of Shaw University.
at Raleigh. He stated that twenty-f four
young men were now striving hard i'm that
institution, to obtain a classical education.
he appealed for sympathy in behalf of
that institution.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-11-25

ROCKINGHAM SPIRIT ITEMs.-W. L. Nc
Donald. Esq $ putting an addition 70 hi
bar-rOom-A large humber of hogs hav,
recently died In this section from cholers.
And there seems m abatement IN tn
progress OF the disease. There came
Wednesday night. TIE prisoners. several
in number. had succeeded in cutting n holt
through the floor OF one of the cells -
The alarm Tuesday night was caused IS I'll.
burning Of blacksmith shop Of one Harrison
colored. situated near the Post office.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-11-25

Lo-d Bcacopsield's nrw nov ! 'L-'-
mon. viii be published shortly bj s
Lpngnans Of London. They pn1 tie
tnor eIO.l Tor the manuscript. Fa'#.
thousand dollars for the manuscript d. q
novei is a pretty fair price.
Winston Ler,Ler: Work has begun lf-
he y. &. Midland extension. Apo1t D#t
hundred hands are now making he d.ri II.
between Madison and Leak,siiie. taa-
Barrow lett here Thursday, to takc c--F-
Of some of the hands. BY Januar' ."-
Work will be fully under way.-lr.J -a#'
Newell, Of Guiiford, " lie in Winston .f-
week. Was robbed Of about go IL III sart
and several checks. The robbery was con
nitted by a colored woman named C'.'
Mills while hp WAS leaving a cJtfce house '-
the suburbs Of the town. \ blanket w.
thrown over his head, his pocket ransack-
and the daring thieves gpne before be co+.'
Ilsentaagle himself. The thief was lr[-
ted and put in jail. The pocket booH a.'
81 81 IN money was all that was recover
MIR. Rasbury Howard and a eol'f.'
man, both from Dayie county, were are
ted IN this place on warrants lssled ~
United States Commissioner Charles Bfti.@
and tried before him for having IN tAe"
possession spurious coin and attempting -
pass it.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-11-25

A REIGN OF TsRRoR-among the pa.
fridge coveys! T. II Briggs & san. with
utter disregard of the fact that our Northern
brethren are yelling Themselves hparse-
tread on, this Is not a Bull cough >yruf
notice. about the Southern shot gun
policy, are Offering nearly one dozen iii
ferent styles of shooting irons, incIu linz
those feminine deadly weapons fat iron,
and pokers. And worse still .-they ar
selling arms-ful of them See advertise
meDt.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-11-25

VII. STAR OUTLINES. : Two colored men
at Talbot's foundry. Richmond, Va, got
into a fight with borrowed knives, and one
was kil!ed.-The Hancock Column OF
New York visited Gen. Hancock, presented
him with an address, and were replied to
briefly. --Fears are felt for the safety OF
the sugar crop in Louisiana. - Ma
tional Union Association has been formed in
little Rhode Island.-EA-Mayor Chap
man. Of Baltimore, is deal. -Thirty OF
the Minnesota insane IRE known to be miss
ing. - Bombay steamer toundered of
Cape Clear y lives lost. -iIeavy snow
storm in Scotland AN Iish landlord
has been tarred and teathcred. Fifteen
cases Of yellow fever and three deaths, at
Key West, since the sth inst. -Wm. Mat
tox was robbed and murdered by two un-
known men at his home IL Abbeyille county,
5. C.-Intense cold and heavy SHOWS at
the North.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-11-25

WASHINGTON, November l9.-An Italian,
named Charles T.. Anchisi, Of %genteel APP
pearance and excellent address, who falsely
represent himself as being connected with
the secret service division of the Treasury
Department, Is now travelling in the South,
and By means of forged drafts on New York
and the use of stolen and altered registered
bonds is swindling persons out of large suns
Of money. Chief Brooks, of the secret ser
vice, says he should be arrested wherever
found and committed as a vagrant until
some of mis- numerous victims have an OF
portunity to institute proceedings for his ex-
tradition and punishment. Telegram.
Yet this fellow was employed by the gov
eminent for a number Of years under the
Grant regime to spy upon, arrest, dog, and
harrass our people. On his testimony
many persons We're convlcte at Statcsvllle
Ashecille, and elsewhere.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-11-25
national GRANaE.-Some so Grandmas-

NATIONAL GRANGE.-Some so G~randmas-
tiers. and ex-rnasters, with their wives, as
sembled in Washington City on the 18th
inst; every State being represented. Prot.
J. j. Woodman. OF Michigan. called to or
der; and w. NJ. Saunders, the founder OF
the order, delivered an address of welcome
to which Col. Put. Darden, of Miss, re
sponded. The first day was taken up with
reading Of Reports, which declared the or
der growing.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-11-25

IOISNOT'S TOURNAMENT. According To
announcement the grald Tournament and
Ball took place at Trisnot on Wednesday OF
last week.
The place on the wide, comm,dius street
running parallel with the railroad which
with the exception OF the roadway
tor the Knights, was, for a quarter Ut
a mile, "a perfect Jam of vehicles OF
every decrlption iadel with animated Jumps
Of loneliness, of ali sizes and ages. At /
O'Clock the bugle's blast summoned the
Knights in front of the judges Stand,
where they formed in double column and re
ceived the Rules and Regulations. j. h.
Tlilery, the talented editor of the Rocky
Mount Progress, had been selected to dellv-
CT the charge, but owing to an injury, re
celved on the 9th inst was unable u do SO.
After a spirited contest of about three
hours, in which was displayed some of the
finest horsemanshlp your reporter ever
witnessed, the crowd reluctantly dispersed,
seemingly we'll pleased.
At 8 O'Clock the ball room in the Acade-
my building was the centre OF attraction,
and a buzz ofexcitement ran from lip to lip
when entered the royal party a space was
cleared, the couples formed a sett and the
ceremony OF coronation began by Mr.. ID. w.
Farmer, Knight Of Would If | Could
CTOWuIHS DIS queen OI Love ana beauty,
Miss Ella Green. OF Nash county. a pretty,
petite blonde, blue eyed and
it'll cheeks like damask roses,
Dipp'd in foam
who commanded her subjects in a q~ueenly
manner.
Mr.. ID. A. Bats, Knight of Hancock
placed his coronet upon the far brow Of
Miss HI tie Winstead, OF Toisnot, who made
a charming lst Maid of Honor. MIR. j. E.
Cobb, knight Of Red Riding Hood
crowned, as 2nd Maid OF Honor, Miss Mo-
lie Brassweli, of Town Greek, and Mr.. j. l..
Cobb, knight Of the Lost Cause" the
winner Of the Bird Maids crown, placed his
well earned trophy upon the shapely head
of Miss Lucy Lewis, of Edgecombe.
The queen and all her maids were blondes,
and their beauty ami grace were a matter
OF general remark. Among the many hand
some ladies present were Misses Henrietta
and Bette Barnes, Miss Mamie ougg, Miss
Gatz, Pitt and Miss Sue Barnes. Prot.
Peri $ Italian band furnished the music
CorlesI ondence Of Tarboro Southerner.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-11-25
$lO37 90
AS 10
1922 90

We learn that the people Of Rutherford
county intend making a strong effort to
have the G. c. Railroad complete to Ruth.
erfordton. We hope they may succeed.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-11-25
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The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-11-25

DOUBLE CRoP FARMING lSSO.-As con
siderable interest has been manifested in oul
Four Acre Experimental Farm, near New
bern, \. e., which has been planted for
several years in garden peas and cotton, we
give below a statement of the cost ana re.
suits for the present year
The land was plougned early in January,
and there was applied about two hunlred
cart loads OF compost, made from swans
muck. stable manure, and four IONS cotton
seed
Which cost, delivered on TIE land, $ - OO
On the 10th Jan. we planted eight
bushels Extra Early Peas, cost, 49 %
The crop OF peas was picked from
April 9th to 10Th, whenth vines
we're cut and cured for forage.
Onthe l>t May we drilled 300 lbs.
Super Phosphate and 200 los.
Land Plaster per acre, costing 26 90
And rlanteI sS lbs. Extra Ear
ly Cluster Cotton Seed, costing IS o.
The cost OF labor for planting and
cuitivatlng the tour acres we es-
innate at about 80 o.
Cost Of boxes and Picking Peas, Is 90
Cost of picking, ginning and
baiing the cotton, 81 Ga
Rent Of land, 4 acres, SIS per
acre. 60 90
Total cost. s4l5 90
RESULTS:
Our net sales of Peas IN in April
in New Yolk. Phila. and Balto-
after deductlng freight and
commission, 800 co
Four tons Pea Jine Forage, 40 o.
Six bales Cotton weighing 200
lbs, or 675 lbs Lint per acre,
ILL - Norho~p TO- n-e M
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-11-25

Richmond Pearson, Esq, has gone to
Florida for a month. or SO. He offers the
old ssRicbmond Hill' place for sale.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1880-05-17
Snfano- -9epef6ett.
9lntbaS t.t Colorado. 0ie lttes
GtermQIS 01tf Settt 4rieQSDfdoe.

Gbicago, Is. Ntai. - Die Zines" per-
DffentlidDt eine 9spaid,e ans 2eaopille, naeb
tpelher Gin sswiHer Sob. Iaenoori siuem oorti.
gen 8erid,ttrilatter er5dblt bat, baB er in @s=
ie1idaft bon II anberem Ndnneru Dor iieben
Yoden aus 2iun=@ountp, &s., naf Den Duel.
len bes @unniio iioir=Hioers aufbrad, nm bic
bortigen WinenOiitrifte su erforl1en uuo aus=
subeliteu. anl 8. Dtai uurbe baS Qa9er bon
Ben llteS iibsrialleu, rpeld)e alle Weiben neber.
mad)ten unb BIZ lleberrelte furbtbar peritiim-
melten. giur alenoorf, tpeld,er iid) sur 3eit
aui einem beradbarteu Siigel beianD unb bas
glutbab BON bort aus anihauts, entfaut. Oie
@rmorbeten hsiBen: CHARLES unb Sobn an=
brens, gllts Otertau, SaueS 5snoerion, Sobn
unb Siaaf 9itmors, Wartln Blemins, Better
Gmberg, 6reo. uuo 3ouiS Suell, @oparb
Dtaron, Ybilipp Sadlon, Soiiab gSarner,
Selie Serrp, Goam 9omar, SuliuS Germ.
AllenDorf tbeilt ferner nit, baB bic 4nfieoler
in Der gtdbe Oes ShauplateS leinen ansaben
fsincn @larben ldenftcn.
Mnbere 0epeihen aus 0eaoptlle iiberrlitteln
Die Nngaben nlebrerer Mdnner, msld)e bon Der
lite 0feerpation in 2afe=Gitp ar1sefomnlen iinb.
Oielelben ersdhlen, DaB 25 tneiBe @oloiuher
am @unnilon bon Snptanern mmstnaelt, uuo
haB 12 berielben get0otet murben. Dtan glaubt,
bab bies 8rabburp's Expedition 1T, tueihe por
brei @ohen BON Del gforte abgiHg. General
Nc&ensie'S Gommanoo 1T mad Dem Sd,au=
plase unter,ue9s. 3mDlf gSsiBe iollen 40 Otsi=
len lpeiilldb BON Sa9uad)e get0otet moroen lcin.
AGe bieie gia9ridbten ernlangelu Der Beitdti=
gnng, lebrd lheint es gerpiB, oab bic lltes
abernals ben &rieg8pfab betrete1 haben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1880-05-17

ebroniSde erartbsitcn, 9nodeHFras pereorbere
2alte I'M Se lrroe Aulois Sranfbeiten unnathr(tden
Sabus, Sopbilis unb 8ene1ie iFie6erlpunS,r ~
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belt. iutibe Shtpelinsen, Grfnofopf, IjrbSrmn,tsr-
Setben, Grebis, DrlfenbUellunaen 9notsn. @hsst
Inh9 oee Sorpers, Bufssln uno AuSftIdae @5dbh6grT
9qSpep1ta, gtleren< nno SlaicnleiSel f5roniffsyy
Hbeilmottsmus unS @sdt, S6tuin6Iud5t. 8IoienHsi,
lno 9rtes, olpie Abarten Der o60en qrantbeiter ne
men btSiOetlen aHoere gtamen geac6en lper6en '
gSir oepaupten, oab es fein 6efonntes Sprrits.F
gbt iuelhes iid oegen bieIe 9ranfbeiten 70 mrssoT
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9entras, en9lfe &rantbeit, 9iiid9rats,rIminIlr,o
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mltoe, loit oas Satfapariliiam oieIe ydeoerIhi6os
auI llno ent!ernt Die geIbuuIit aus 6em SniteIne.
SSenn Slejeni9en, Delde oieie Meoisncn tur pur
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