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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-06-22
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-06-22

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IL South Of Augusta House. Orders promptly
attended to. f.. r. BARTLETT.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-06-22

A POTHECARY. Drugs, Medicines. Toilet
~ Articles and Fancy Goods.
id NYRICK, Old Fuller Drug Store.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-06-22

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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1880-01-02

sc iin6 6ur4aus Hidt nur bic BON
Dem @snernlpoffniriiter 10 btftig be-
tdmpften 9otterisu, lpel&e Wibbraub
nit Der Yoit trtiber. ionberu nj. bonn
Sberpoitamt ermitt,lt merben III, CAB
es in BEN lebten 5Ibrsu niat ntniser
ais OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Mrteu Uon
Sdwinbel, Die fih Der 9O't sur Ser
ieueung ibrtrI @irculare beOieuten.
Oerortiee Gireulare finb oft nit Den
9tamcn uoH Sapitaliiten uni, BaHfen,
pom beroorrd9enben @eidditshdufern,
bon gelebrten uno Stdatsmdnnern,
ODER mil Sieeelu BON Stri9tshoftn uno
Ortidafien beSrl6t. Ser Gireulare
Der eauneriihen 2aabasfsQidaft in
Denber iff bersits ipeitlduf9 pebndlt
norbtn. Gia nnbsres geifpist aus
pislsn III bas fOlaenbe: Sin DsbnSifat"
in Nem gerf fHnoist on, bnB es ssssn
Ginienbuna uon ie So 8eDoIusr
perienbe. Cine Wenee geifsllunsen
tiefeu Elm unb NIT srossr Gesel'
maSisfeit mur6e Nntanes fur bas
Sclo aud eine Biffs ocrtauft.
Doun absr sab oas nSsn6ifdt" feline
BaHen mebr Der, ionrern ftefte eirfad
oas nod in.n,sr maH .nbaft einftr0menoe
@elb in Sen Snf, uno ais ibm Guitar.
uuns probte. peridrpnuS es. Gin an
oeres - SDnoitat" petfinSete in ieiner
@ircularsn, bnb Sepcr, oel $500 Elm
ieane, cine berrlidIe Solargrapbnbr,
cine .munberbare 8ereinilnnn Der alien
Sonusnubrcn nit benz 6ompob," erhal
ten mlrne 9in6 od ficl eine GrpBs
pln,nlt Snmnier binsin iie 5sfomsn
Elm Sinbcripiclscns i'm &sttbe pon >
@ents ,uaefdrft. Gin aHbescs Gi.cu-
lar nit ber lleberid)sijt ne'n Obne Glsi'
den ooiiebenees Geibsaf" uno mi: Der
Ntbile:ua zines id,onen SIouisrs Der
ipraA yeiasm Seoen, rsr uHs rie Ga
men pon sman,ig YsriOnen cinfdift,
neld,s uielIeitt eiu Ytnno faufen, Elm
pradlfuolrs GinHo in ciner ilmbi:iluna
Don faw1r,eni 8dIlnusboI,. @s ole
MamensIiifs cinfsneft bat nui 81 %
ais S>sraiiiun0 iIlr bas itnl "a idIsnfti,-
Oe 6 lapier cin,uifnoen 9'Igls Gmn'
terte ihifftn 6ns @sIS Elm, parien nher
beute nod nui's 6 lnpirr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1880-01-02
Gs III beifimmt in 9pttes IItl
SGa iects 3tip fcin 3rdutl in BAT
Sns'5 hPilft


Sas icces Qtip fcin 8Gdutl in BAT
Sass heilet J
Sdbt duf etr Bruif, i'm on,s sin2ein.
Sei'5 3uiten Ober 9eiitrtei;,
go eilet
8eim Npotaeirr fouft sur Stea'
8On 6arIeB' 9uifensGarGHrl
Ne ( off:
Sbr tount ril'a al;ubsn auf reiuWc cri
S,s iGaH'n 9in>ruu1 end fefort
,Slmos it's
Gin ftIrfer nationnler 3u1 gtbt 6nrd)
oas 2nns. Oos SoR fubl. Ih ais
Station unb min nls ioIde rtgisrt iDsr-
Den. 50 fnrosrt sin notionaIsf Giitn-
bnbu9cIeb, elm nltionalee Ganectsge,
iet, siu nationales 3udtbdus nnS EN-
nationaIss GbsaeisB. 5ir @dnniaunJ
oes glisnbIhnrIonnpuls uno fir tis
S1GHuug sines M! ionaIen GbeGeicsee
'trcfsn iOadr Efmotratrn ein BON
Stantenrr1tsn it es nber gan; Il q
a.moroeu. Sie 'StantcurtdJtltr b.
ainnsn eIn,uishen, oas the lost cause
is LOST for ever. (Y u. :
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1880-01-02

SlinOis. Serr Selir Sudtr in
9anopsr, SGs., ianbte fOIBsnbss Gin
s.ian.t on ben - q olts freuno". @niena.
SGs: ySa mar unsefdbr funf Sabre
seplnst nit nsruofem Ropfrueb uno snt
piel @tlO aus, UNI cine 3eilung gu er.
sislsu, iebO9 Obne GrfO!s.-Da fanf
t6 bas piflJsprisfene ct. SafOb's SeI
aus un0 entfhIob mid, onfel6e anGu'
ruenoen. Cine eins;se SInf6e sennstr,
mid BON meiHem 2tioen gu erloien uni
bssbaIb wIni&e iA, bab Ssbsrmaur
nit ben Sesnnnsen bisiss Rlttsli
befannt tperOe."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1880-01-02

"a @ir holten feinen fog. General
store fonbsrn nur einen Orn8
StCre nno habsn nur sute, 9lriifti
'uelAe mir ln 9srabeefstten Ygeiisn
usTinuitn.
DR. AUGUST NASSE.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1880-01-02

Oas nsus S8esessiss. tuelGes am l.
Rop. in Sraft trat, entbdlt II. u. fol.
ssnoe Seitimmunsen Die GonnfE
Court foa beftimnIeu, Die biei bic SSe.
ssuufisbsr per Sag erbalten foaen
bod onrf Die Summe ui4t b6brr tDit
$3.50 feiu fur ieosH Gag, ben Der auf
iebsr Dirtii9 beiAdftist IN. 8srntl
pat ole Goanfg Gourt ia beffimmeH.
Uie oiel Se;obluHs ieoer Grbeiter tag
LID erbalten foa, bod oarf bic Summ'
sinen Dollar per Sag Hidbt iiberlfeisen,
Die 8sseIsuer mag our4 arbeit ab
perbient nsroen +; sei4isbt bies ieood
10 bauFs, eab ni&t senus Gele Dor
banosn 1T, um Den Beseaufishsr fhi
feline Sienite gu besabien, 70 Tam BIZ
GOunts Gou,t oas sSeblense aus be-
Gountpfafe nebmeB.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1880-01-02

iabrsn ,ssslm6sis arle ii Sage ,tpii&.n 8res
men uu6 Baltimore uHb nebmsn pafasiers
III tiaisfsn 8aten ait. -
Ter 9antunssplas tislsr Tampfi&iHt in
Baltimore III susteieb Tteci esr Baltimore unb
Ohio Giienfabn, irflGs pannsisre ron unb na&
erm @s trn an biliieercu 9rsifcn be.
rSrbert, als irarn6 eine Gilentabn Don Yesr
guf,uno philadelphia.
Sci antuuft esr Dambfi6ife wirb has Gsprt
fur aGe siidbtaneefsllfsn esi6lrifen, 70 eaB bic
Isinranbtrer nitt Der 8tfabr au- srissi fnb
on Ssirlssrn bsihDinbsIi su trsreen, mas in
anpern 6afsuplaBsn Ieitrr 10 oft prr SAD iif.
IEir MAIDEN nod bffenfrrs auf foIsente
mir oeutlte RsiEeuSe beptaGtnngswsrtbrV Dor.
;iiae aufmer'f"u rtldse tis Reiie NIT unierH
SdifFem bitfst. Die peGasisre fub nnfer
CeutIbsn, fTnntn rf aiIc nit Seeermanu
! Yerltinpisen rbne Irimetlhr 3I S-trGHfen.
llmlisen aus rinem S6iH in taS amt r., ME
! hei iueirthen Tdiisn Fnest ntGi ftatt; bic
TaTaeierr atten N Sremfn frsiti6 an 3sre
tes Cesanenmpfsrs unb rerIaEen eenle!tsn sTif
| in Saltimpre.-
tE~ 9seaen nabsrer ausfuaft tpeubt man
! i6 ar rie ral,&stnien,
81. Gcbubmaeber S 60,
: 40 SHo SAP Ctr, Baltimore, W
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1880-01-02
Smm meuem Sabre.

Ix S1atrt Geten, ctf SABRE femnien,
Gs fdllt une fteigt ME Gbb' uae 8futh,
limb ras Gin altes Sabr ssnemmeu,
Tas nta9i sisutitt cir neues gut.
Bienei&t, pisaeidti Tes Ghifials Jii5ea
Gs frast mad uIiern gSanld en- ufftt,
9Bir aber niiifIen uns btgniisen,
Sb's aud am Ssifeu oft ssbridt.
;3ufriesen isin, 3rfrirben NADER,
Tas III re5 2stsns bEGite 3unf,
Ter tfifr Srrit in aIen SaGen,
Sif @II6 unb Stern unb Clan; uub 0Inr
9E.r's rebt Ssritfbt, her erbt surb'a Seten
Sn jecer Gage ais Elm StIc,
Tim braudt eas SaidIal ni6ts ;u setsn.
CT bat tas Ssine ppbI befftIIt.
Nenn Sbr nit Tet, mas mir gum 9sisn
Gu6 tareebrntt pon nab uub fen
An3rit jufrirtsn lsib eepsisn.
Dnnn Tne aud mir iufriecen germ.
Tam ifnbtn unfrer WinIds belts
99ir @u1 unb rufsn treu uuc trabr
GuG ;u: 0lIfluf gum Hsujabrsffiie.
0'lIdauf tur9's sanss nsue Sabr!
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1880-01-02

SebGr, Der bas aIte 8aterIaue teiuGsn cher
Gerpantte nnb Frcpnfe Yrn Gurrra fcmmsn
aiIen nit, ipllte bic prahtcclIen ncuen. eiiernrn
SGrauben.y yGffeampfidihe bfs
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1880-01-02

8anfas. Dos ufrifanif6e Wet'
ia idbt pieber BON Ta bOtsn. 9err
@:S. @belmonn in atdiion ienbet
folssnbsn 8sitraa ;nr 9ei&idte Don
Dr. @usuit &0nia's 9amfursss Crop
fen.- SD bobe fhon oieI BON Sr
Nusuff &onis's 9amburser Sropfen
aelcien uno oieieIben aud fdon ielbii
sebrAudt. Sd mus fasen. bo6 iie
gut uuo iuunberbor lpirfenS fnb Oamii
Sbr baher niht bmr& fddbIiHe 0o6'
abmuHg befrogsn uerbef, mo9ten mir
ratbsn. senau ouf bic llHferi9rift bes
Serrsn d. 8oseIer u. 60. III a6ten.
usI@e ouf ieoer 5laf9e Der 5smbureel
Eropfen 30 iinben 1T
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1880-01-02

Gs 1T geuiB bsfrieoIaenO nno fur
Die rspubiifanide gerualtuns idmei.
deIbaft, bLs Idut benz SeriHt bee
Rriegsmiuifteriums Die ausgabsn ienet
Cepartemsnts nieoer TO nieoer fno
trie Dor bem 6riegs.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1880-01-02

stidpem elngsithnOeuerma6fn hie
9iegsr ourh Die niebertrdhtigltr8 la3-
lung i'm SuOen sue Nusm In0eruu1 ge
trieben irOrnsu limb, benluhen iih ocnIo
frntiihr Uldtter oiefe Nuswdn6ctuna
als elusn r.pu6Iitaniiten Shudsua
hin;ufsGsn. UNI u0rbiide staaten mir
Snorand fir Die rspublisnnifGe Y"rfti
gu aeminuan. Cine before, ebriiGtre
Hno msHi1snnurbigere SebnnbIuna brr
S1woritn our6 Die bemOtratIifeu
Built ofsr i'm SHhen, fonnte febr Isihi
rirlrn 9lusmanoereritrom bsmmsn. 3u
perwunrsrn 1T ss, BOP BEN stwabnter
3eitnngsidrsibern oas 9d6erli@e Jrel
S.bauptuns iia niGt aufOrdnst.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-07-22
-"Thunder and liphtening!'

-'"Thunder and lightening" Yea, and
''Hail Columbia.' Did you ever hear the
like IT'S not all ''sound and fury, signi-
fying nothing" Too often the sound is un-
heard for when the thunder rolls, the dan
ger is past, whereas 10 shocking number
Of cases the bolt falls ere the crash resounds.
We believe indeed that more casualties by
lightning have occurred this season than
ever before along the southern coast.
Scarcely a single one of our exchanges is
without its report Of the fatal flash. Last
week we collected half a dozen cases. This
week we add the Observation-Disclosures
EnQutrer:: A severe thunder storm passed
over this section Friday evening. Trees
were struck by tightening in many places,
and on the farm Of Mr.. J.. w. Barnes, in
Manney's Neck, Lycurgus Myrick, colored,
| was blowing, and Was struck, ahd he and
the horse were both killed. Mr.. Thomas
Lawrence was also in the field, and was Sc
verely, though not fatally, injured .-
Savannah Jelly 12.-During a thunder
storm on Sunday night, a colored church
seven miles from town was struck by ligh-
tening during service. Sylvia Fraster, the
or ten badly shocked. The daughter of the
preacher was burned by the fluid, and is in
a critical condition. Two men were also
seriously hurt. Bayfield, who was preach
ing, had his tongue burnt and his arm badly
scorched. An immense colored funeral
took place to day over Sylvia.-Tbe
Wilmington Star During a severe storm, on
Tuesday night last, five hogs belonging to a
colored woman named Amy Moore, living
near Brinkley's station, Columbus county
were killed by a stroke Of lightning. At
the same time a telegraph pole in front of
the residence of Judge Cantwell at that
place was struck and shattered by an cleo
trio bolt.We learn from Mr.. Poe, ex-
press agent on the Raleigh & CASTOR road,
that a severe storm ragged on the line of that
road yesterday afternoon. At Kittrell it did
some damage. A bolt of lightning struck
the house Of Mr.. C. W. Raney, and smash
ed one end Of it. The fall of hall was very
heavy, and the wind very high. - cor.
respondent writing from S%mithGeld, John
ston county. North Carolina to the Raleigh
Ners, says on Wednesday last of lightning
care from the clear skies and struck a tree
on the Applewhite tract of land. set the
woods on fire, and did a great deal of dam.
age. s3th I4a a
CASTOR Go-ette: Gastcn's population i
about Ia, 2OO.-The residence of Mr.
Amos Flowers was struck by Tightening
last week, knocked lewn Mr.. Flowers,
killed bis dog and tore up his gun without
other serious loss. 900
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-07-22

We do not like Senator Buffers letter
on the Cash-Shannon duel. Tie declares he
'.hpous nothing a6out it,''-nothing of the
facts, yet proceeds by implication, and
directly, to denounce Cash as a moral
monster! The whole letter sounds pema-
goguish. Butler, who may be said to owe
his Senatorial seat to his extraordinary
friendliness with Honest John Patterson
I'VE recently printed one of the %latter's let
tiers boasting Of this intimacy has become
tine ured with Washington philosophy. 1t
does not sound like a Southern Senator to
be using such language as this IT IS
about time we were finding out where we
are, and ascertain achether Border Rution-
ism IS to 0Ocern thiS country or 1ChethPr cirt-
lied institutions shall be m~aintained.'
This talk of Border Rufianism" governing
the South to the exclusion of "civilized in
situations" can be found in any issue OF the
New York Times, or Tribune in any old
copy of Thad Stevens or Charles Summers
speeches; In any of Gar6elds campaign
documents. But when a man has spent a
Senate he is apt to become a very pecksnltt
for moral IDEAS beautifully expressed,
on paper.
We have received from Gan Old Line
Whig," Ia we'll known and respected cltl-
zen of Halifax a communication express
ing intense disgust with the Democratic
State ticket, and calling for a compromise
ticket-made up of old Line Wings and
moderate Republicans. He suggests Bux'
J ton, Holt. and Worth, with some other
| Wing for Attorney General the remaining
offices to be filled by Republicans. We
should like to oblige, but cannot print the
communication. 1t is true that the presen1
'Conservative' party is likely to go to piece:
after the next election, because 1t will be ne
longer needed. 1t took shape and organl
cation in the stress Of Reconstruction wher
every interest of lite, property, and public
morality demanded the closest union OF GU
people against the common foe. This pres
ure will have been taken Oft SO soon a
Hancock takes the CHAIR and all thu
Departments of Government, State AM
National, are filled with men who may b,
trusted to honestly and impartially fulfil
their duties. But while the Conservativ'
Party may thus go to pieces, it is not at al
likely the Old Parties with all their foolisl
feuds will be revived. What is wanted is
a vigorous young 'People's Party" base.
upon the altered order of things in thu
South, and having for it's prime object tn
Educational, moral, Agricultural, and man
ufacturing advancement OF our whole people
of both races, and all classes. It's platform
should be grounded in Estate Pride;' aim
ing to make North Carolina the most cele
brated among all her Southern sisters, s.
that men might delight to say II am
North Carolinian." There will be fey
Rings in such a Party.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-07-22

DEAD,-The sequel to the sad story of
the shooting of Mollie Del annette by her
brother. at Danville. must now be told.
After lingering for nearly a week, receiving
many attentions from kind hearted persons,
she sank with the setting sun on Thursday
evening and at dusk the blackness Of muir
der,-aye murder of all murders most
foul, settled upon the dark haired young
brother, in the city prison! The funeral
next day was largely attended and by a
strange stretch of senrimentalism, the youth
was permitted to accompany the corpse OF
his victim to the grave, whereat he Joined
his mother, and younger sister, in bitter la
mentation. SO say the papers. And now
the second phase of the tragedy approaches
|Hyiz.: The court Of Justice
the story.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-07-22
Observation-Disclosures to break into the

RALEIGH.-Attempts to break Into the
residences Of Mrs. Harriet Andrews. Mr..
DIT. johnson, and others, have put house
holders en- qui vive for ~''midnlght 'larums. =
MI. Johnson presented has visitor with a
load of duck shot as he was lightly levan-
ting over the fence. From the resultant
yells it seemed as if the unknown were in
vesting IN a portion of the ead.---The
second Baptist church already shows that
it will be an handsome brick edifice.--
Mr.. B. w. Daugherty, a young Methodist
of Edenton, was ordained by Bishop Ly-
man, in Christ Church, on Tuesday, to
hereafter preach as an Episcopalian.-The
Excursion to Asheville was abandoned from
lack of sufficient number to cover the ex
penses. But the exodus of fashionable folk
daily continues: the young people for the
most part going west, the Family parties.
and business men going to Beaufort.-
Rev. DR.. Skinner is at Warm Springs. Au-
ditor Love is at his home, in Waynesville
|Secreta.y Saunders is at Virginia
Springs. General Kenan spoke
at Shelby, and Rutherfordton to the graft
~fication of many army comrades in that
region.-Treasurer Worth is at his post,
but has to keep a palm-leaf fan on hand
REV. Bennett Smedes and Rev. E. r.
Rich are making a Northern trip, and viii
spend a day or two with A. P. &. Bryan
at the home of bis parents in Connecticut
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-07-22

DEATHs.-In this city on Monday, Peter
r. Hines, formerly Of Halifax, one Of our
most estimable citizens. We knew Mr..
Hines somewhat intimately, owing to his in
terest in agricultural matters and knew
him to be a man of high character, and cor
rect views. He had passed his 10th year;
having been a classmate Of Horatio Sey-
mour at some New England Academy
At At the EOS Osborne RI house, Saturday sn u cd1 aft afternoon,
respected citizen of Middle Greek township.
He came down from Apex, with Mr.. Olive,
to look after some legal business. and the
heat doubtless proved too strong for his en-
feebled frame. He. was seized with pre-
monitions of paralysis, while in Judge
Fowle's law Office, and being removed to
bed, expired about 4 p. NJ, regretted by
those who knew him.--At the Purcell
House, Wilmington, Mr.. Thomas Williams,
Of Fender, aged 32.-Mrs. Thomas J,
Mitchell, an excellent christian lady of New
bern, is dead.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-07-22

ST MARYs.-Frisnds Of this vene, able yet

ST MARYs.-Frisnds Of this venel able yet
strong and hourishing ins tuition, will be
pleased to note that DIR. Smedes is giving
a more popular or modernized tone to the
management, in accordance with the spirit
of the times. 1t is wise. 1t is right The
world has undergone great changes within
the past twenty years; but in the South the
chan e amounts to a Revolution. St. Marys,
retaining its high tone, but adding the
modern improvements -the popular
features.-is certain of increased success
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-07-22

A MORCEAU FROM "MIDDLEMARcH
In this warm weather you are not Likely
read any of George Elliot 5 works 50 te
is a nugget to reflect upon =
81 should like to know your reason,
this cruel resolution. 1t is not possible IL
you should think horsemanship wrong
1T is quite possible that | shou-a l".
it wrong for me-"
ooh, why?' said Sir James, in a ,e-'
ton OF remOnstrance. .
Mr.. Casaubon had come up to the ta.
tea-cup in hand, and was listening.
W mus not inquire too curiou>- +'
motives" he interposed, in his mea7-.
way. Miss Brooke knows that they
apt to become feeble in the utteraues !,
aroma is mixed with the grosser ar. y
must keep the terminating grain ava Il.
the light"
Dorothea colored with pleasure. :
looked up gratefully t. the speaker. Il.
was a man who could understand the n.y.
inward life, and with whom there coul1
some spiritual communion nay, who O..
illuminate principle with the widest h1..
edge: a man whose learning almost aHl'-
ed to a proof of whatever he believed
Dorothea's differences may seem ia-
but really life could never have gone g-
any period but for this literal %GlloN'-.
conclusions, which has facilitated mar
under the difficulties of civilizatlon. ID
any one ever punched into its pihio'' ,1.
ness the coLceb Of pre-matrimonlaI ae4-'
tanceship?"
And now, oh, gentle reaIer, II
fond of conundrums sit down TO cTacA
one!
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-07-22

ORANGE PoLIrIcs.-We have so many
readers in Orange that the politics OF the
county are of interest to us. We notice the
names Of H. A. Reams and Aug. w. Gra-
ham mentioned for the Senate, and good
men they are. Many voters would like to
send Caleb B. Green to the House. VIM.
Lipscomb is said to have a fine following for
Sheriff. So has j. K. Hughes. A Sentinel
correspondent writing from Hawfelds says:
The Sherifalty still affords interest for
talk. DR.. Jones, John Knox Hughes, Will
liam D. Lunsford, Alexander Smith, Tip
Lipscomb and Alsey feathers, are the names
talked of. The prospect is good to have
three candidates out ofthis number.
For the Legislature | hear the names OF
Col. Bob Webb, Mayor Graham, 4. w.
Graham, c. E. Parrish, DR.. Holt, Colonel
Rufhn, Ed Parrish, Matthew Atwater, Ma
jor I.atta, NJ. A. Angler, and William ALI
son.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-07-22
RAILRoADIC.-The Goldsboro Messenger

RALROADIC.-The GOldsborO MESSENGER
says We were requested to secure Mr..
Dortch's opinion concerning the state of af-
fairs of the Western N. G. Railroad. We
do not assume to speak for Mr.. Dortch, but
think we may safely state that he knows
nothing at all about it beyond mere reports.
Though said to be a director in the new Or
ganization he has never yet been asked to
attend a directors meeting, and therefore
knows nothing Of its management.-
Newbermson. The committee appointed to
consider propositions to lease the road, met
at Morehead City on the l4th instant, and
decided to leave the matter Of leasing to the
stockholders on the 10th of September next.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-07-22

8 -'If Judge Buxton should be eIs
we, viii be under a petticoat governmel'
the four years to come. How do !V'
that boys?'-High Point Mercur'
And he defeated, how then?
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-07-22
Index to New Advertisements.

RLv. BENNETT SMEDEs-St. Mary's
School.
H. w. REINHART-Thomasvill Female
College.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-04-30
1OOn CHEAT 1COA
R0IVTE

TO THE NORTH. WEST. AND SOUTHWEST.
spLKSDID scsSEaY. MAasIriCEsT equipment
TRAINS LE Z Efs s1sTssf ssS from Depot
fs ssT e. asd II s;I I'd ssRss a ss sa
Pttsburg to Cincinnati. St. Louis and Chicago
OK sN T' Pd gesSs GAF e GS
and the sor aHssss'e 81 Haae daily Except
Pssce Cars 70 sa'f For Wapor
Lock Haven, and Elmira, at 10 40 am. daily,
For New YORK and the East 10 a. NJ, and 80 o.
m daily p! except sunday and AS Pm daily.
Of Pullman Parlor Oars. so a. NJ. daily. except
boats ol BToofn snnes
fording direct transfer to Fulton street, avoiding
double ferriage and journey across New York
For Philadelphis. 8 10 I'm. and 80 p M. daily.
For i6 $50 Is 40 so9Pt snd 81
M "a 20 sa and q m On Sunday
For Pope's Greek Line, 600 am. and 90 pm.
For Anhspolis. 90 am. and 20 p. M. daily. ez-
EHAFR k LIZ 1ESNbREHI Ssb WssH I'M
TON RAILROAD.
sas snd IL 30 On sands; s !. and
For Rieb mn and a59 ne u; soutb d.,v an,
$40 p M daily except i Sunday. O. ILL., aAli'' an'
Trains leave Alexandria for Washington. 8, g, 10
On saadss ;. IA sS am and add T. aSa IS
commodstOns can Be procured st the ocssNnor H.
east corner Of Thirteenth street and Pennsylvania
.yiyanis avenue and At the depot where orders can
De left for checking Of baggage TO destination from
z, p; EaKMER General Passenger Agent.
Franz THOMSON, General MAnAser. novs