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The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-10-21

New YORK. October ; 1t has BEEN di.
covered, upon mach in iIiry TO day An pnk
the friends or # en Grant in this city that
they are not elttc1 over his reported conycr-
sa:ion with Rev f. II. Fowler, d. D.,
which is said TO nave taken place At Cia'ena,
Sept u an in which Gen. Graat is repre-
sented as attacking Gen. III ,ncock bnrles-
q1ing his manners, rI1iculing his qnllitic-
and crticisng his military career. Gen.
Grant warmest supporters do not hesitate
TO say that if the interview in the library at
GaIena be accurately repor,ed, the language
used was most uns0ldicrly. MANY ofthc
Methodist clergy in this city were found
to day to be distressed at the figure Dr Fow-
lea cuts in the matter II knew him whcn
he was little boy aid one Of them, ''ant
he was the greatest prevaricator | ever met.
He a very wild lad and gave his parents
great deal of trouble. He did not appear
inclined 70 mend his w1ye even after bis
cony crsion."
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-10-21

MONTPELIER AGRICULTURAL CLUB The
club met at the residence of Mr.. Eaton
Haithcock, on Saturday, Goth Septe nber,
1880 All present bat Messrs. Aston anl
Thomas.
Mr.. Boyd raised the question: How
much can we afford to pay for picking out
cotton. After a general discussion of the
subject, it was thought that thirty five
cents per hundred pounds was fair price.
Mr.. Henderson inquired If 1t was advisable
to cut and house tobacco on Saturday pre-
paratory to curing it the next week.-Mrs. ex
perience was that would not cure as well as
when cut on Monday. Messrs. Haithcock
and Boyd thought it advisable to cut large
The other members thought it best to com
inence curing as soon after cutting and
housing as practicable.
Next place Of meeting at Mr.. K. b. Hen
derson' on Saturday before the 4th Sunday
in October.
Subject for discussion at next meeting,
Deep Flowing Mr.. W. II. Boyd to open
Mr.. r. B. Henderson Of the committee
to examine Mr.. w. H. Burwel's farm.
read the report. Messrs Boyd Ifaithcock
and others, exhibited samples Of fine cured
tobacco, all Of which showed good color but
poor quality.
DIR. w mite sdlI his tobacco crop !" "dS snort
and quality Door found very little trouble
in curing it, good color. Corn crop very
good for land where manured IN the bill
better than where manured the second
plowing. Cotton yielding very well five
hundred pounds to the acre, first picking
Mr.. Sharp-Tobacco very poor had not
cut any too green; corn good. cotton good
average, crop well boiled and opening very
well.
Mr.. Haithcock Of t,bacco not as
good as be had expected. Cotton well boil
ed and opening finely. One lot Of old field
tobacco fred up badly and lost from two to
four leaves One field Of corn worked late
in July after putting compost manure
around the stalk, which improved it very
much Other corn on the same land not
treated in this way will not yield half as
much cultivated with sweep.
Mr.. Boyd-Corn crop will fall short on
account of overfow-had his corn under
water six times. Cotton crop late, but well
boiled late cotton almost failure con
tinues to grow and bloom. Tobacco where
planted in time and good STAN very good,
best where no fertilizers were used; at
tributes it to the season. has lot of tobacco
planted late not worth cutting Henderson
Re ,c,c.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-10-21
RALEIGH. n. c. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 21. 1880
The First Kings Mountain Ce'ebra
ton

On our table lies the manuscript (never
published) of the address, by Dr. W. B.
Beattle. of Lincoln county, at Kings Noun
tam, Jdy 4, 1916. on the occasion Of erect
ing the first small shaft in memory OF th
Fallen Patriots The address IS leng thye
and full of moral and patriotic apothege us
Ne give few extracts as samples -
''The Gates of the West had closed on
the realms Of day, the dusky shades of even
ing invited to repose but the sons of
Columbia could not sleep; for the foes OF
their country were near council Of war
was held, where wisdom, virtue. and cour-
age, prevailed. The plan was fixed ; the
execution admitted of no delay. The mid
night and the morning stars witnessed their
movements, and the rising sun beheld them
advancing.
These were not children of the family Of
Mimosa who tremble at the rising cloud
They were not sons of the feeble arm, who
mark no years with their deeds They
were the first born sons OF Independence ,
the legitimate children of Freedom They
kept their eyes on the object, and hastened
to the scene of action. The mountain IS
surrounded-the battle commences. Genius
of Columbia behold your children
From post to post the raging foes retire;
The earth in crimson, and the kies on hra
TIL Br'tons conquered e1y stop the war,
And hoist their signals high II open air.
These gnals OF mercy were SEEN and
mercy was granted. The brave will never
pierce yielding foe From this mountain
we could have gone off rejoicing, had we not
been obliged to leave many Of eur fellow
citizens behind. We could have told the
tale of victory with pleasure, had we not
been obliged also to carry the distressing
news to aged parents. to disconsolate widows
and helpless orphans that the support Of
their declining years, their husbands and
fathers, were no more
You dear departed friends and neigh
bors, here and elsewhere, could you burst
the bonds of death aud raise your laurele1
heads, you would see that your country has.
not yet ceased to appreciate the objects for
which you died and although few solitary
rocks have served hitherto to point out the
margin of your bed of death, your memories.
are deeply engraven in the breasts of your
companions in arms, and those who are
present to day leave small monument TO
tell future passengers that here were de
posted the bodies of men who died for the
Independence of America.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-10-21

FIGHTING CANDIDATES. A difficulty oc-
CURED at Farmers Turnout yesterday be
tween Messrs. Cannaday and kornegay, the
Republican and Greer back candidates for
Congress- It seems that Kornegay accused
Cannaday of having been intoxicated at
Elizabethtown and intimated that he might
be again little off The Republican candi-
date dared him to repeat the remark Kor-
negay did so, and Canaday knocked him
down The parties then clinched but were
arted before either sustained any serious
injury, though Mr.. Canaday was scratched
considerably about the face.-.Star.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-10-21

Charlotte OLserter-. DAYLIGHT YESTERDAY
morning disclosed on the railroad near the
town of KING Mountain the shocking evil
dcnces Of a terrible tragedy which must have
occurred sometime during the night before
1t Was the man z led and dlsfigured remains
Of a whom party OF trends soon iden-
titled as those of Mr.. John Mauney. Cit
izen Of Chcrryville, \ . {. It was learned
that he had started towards Kings Noun
tain from the centennial grounds the night
before, in company with party of friend,
who now recognized him. Some Of them
had been drinking and the dead man strag-
gled behind the lest and got lost from them.
1t is supposed that he lay down on tie rails,
sunk into deep sleep and was run over by
the.train.
DO you see that young lady standing
there, asked gentleman OF US in the par
Ior of the white" " well continued he
she is a perfect ''praudigy" She dawn
ces. and dawnces and dawnccs, and when
she is not dawncing she is promenawding
Awfter dawncing and promenawding she is
careeril. z through the mountains on horse
back She has more vetawiity than any
young lady have ever met. She is the
most charming young lady here. She
fawscenates you as once by her ehchawnting
manners. But here comes her awnt, and
awsk YOU to excuse me-
Ne,es and Observer: A field of jute in
Sampson county averages twelve feet III
height. are said TO be | l8 pa
pers published in North Carolina. .-The
receipts of the colored fair were something
over $1,000. The expenses of all kinds, in
Guiding premuius, will fall rather under
81 800
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-10-21

Judge Fowle speaks at Kittrells on the
3Oth inst.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-10-21

POVERTY AND SUFFERING. 81 was drag
ged down with debt, poverty an1 suffering
for years, caused by a sick family and large
bills tor doctoring, which did them no
good. l was completely discouraged, until
one year ago. by the advice of my pastor,
| procured Hop Bitters ard commenced
their use. and in one month we were all
well, and none of US have seen sick day
since, and [ want to say to all poor men,
you can keep your families we'll year with
Hop Bi,ters for less than one doctors visit
will cost know il. A WoRKINGLAS.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-10-21

Two FACTS FOR ADVERTISERS This pa
per is of moderate size, neatly printed, and
contains none but paying advertisements.
SO your card, instead of being hidden among
lot of schedules, prospectuses, etc., will
le plainly visible. This paper will print no
humbug advertisement if known to be such.
This paper is preserved on file, by hundreds
of families, hotels, colleges, and local
libraries.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-10-21

NO FIT. NO s ALE.
A good Shirt, reaiy-made (unlaundred), 81. 90 We
make q good shirt measure, unlandried, for 81 -
We make shirt to iunlaundried) for 81 So
We make the best hrt to measure (unaup6riedl for
Sl,75. Extra per dozen for laundried Si.50 Order
printed blanks for self-measuremt mt. VIII make you
approval. Our One-Dollar Shirt is the best
shirt made for the price. Gent by mail to any sd
dress 81 10 with privil, of returning
refunded if does not suit. large stock of Gents
Furnishing slyays ON hand.
HENRY L, MILLER,
Oct. l4-tf. 915 Main Street, Richmond
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-10-21

And now it is stated that the BARRIERS OF
North Carolina will hold a Convention in
Raleigh sometime in February next.-Char
lotte Democrot
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-10-21

ss-rom this onr Gbb fien may learn i
cinoou tovcth shoulder
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1880-10-13
A Recon nenda,ion.

Asa writer 81 testimonial, CON-
nerd =. 70 Gail HauIiton. Re-
Gently 81 lH-h girl applied 10 the
yriu iys. II the State Norma.
school, al Salem. Ma,ssebu-s-ii,
for . -itGz'iuu as cook, sEd exLits-
tied with pride the following tssti-
mouial IRON y h:
Margaret P bs. lived With
ne fourteen week.. ! have fOuui
uer iussrriuiy sOpd-iemp-red. mn
m,,7s0o iirtyl, cheerful, obliging.
s1tioSq lde-tl uctivel, respectful,
zBf iuvorrs ible. She j. q better
'-,Ok than any Iri.h girl | have
EVER employ 81, and Que Of the best
uresi makers lever saw. With neat
uvss and esrefulne-s spd economy
she would make 40 excellent ssry-
ant. | heartily recommend Der TO
AL Christian phiIanthropists, and
Der Employers 70 Divine mercy"
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1880-10-13
R0T TsrnsT..

Tesrs ago tie boys and giFls
were treated as though they
existed m1ra without feeling. Il
o-s .r=s:u=It Of them &c n1s;
i've t1=1 - .l:eEe=, - TIE tarLI
z1s-- iasy az =: .sAs: make their
-p-11.lg money b.. !: So1.1 Ue
otter = eve them = s.Al larger
.-iess-: s-1 each iEs1 The value
Il =ef-r=aaccs IL ob!is!rE them 20
s1py5rt Themselves. Provide them
vlia evening s1Cssuscs 6, the
: rs-.i1=, s11 Allow them % spend
t-e.r ozu uorsy. Ny eldest scu'.
eys= troubled l!n while ;: school,
5-..yics lin . .esve; AID since
;o=l / have given hin The sIc!1-
size charge II ne heCs. ! know
r1.zl1g zOc1: them except Ia! Le
go. god r=;1r1s. SeIi year he
-. axe large Of the sheep.
3l p1rvasss foT hin improves
orss1., AID ne !. % have what hs
az make. II BE lo=ss ! desire
;.ai ue SHALL have all ii. failure.
Ueiore be i- Of age. bought FOL
lin a., year bore ard coz Of ,h'
Eek breed, AID be raised 4
god litter Of pigs, which be solc
., q good advanced price % Any il
,L~ b-isabofbood. Willie pigs 0
obituary breeds we're o drug II
tie market his fo1ud 8 ready ssl'
.; ~ advanced price Thus kgsit
700 see the sdssutage 10 tsrm-n
Il rai-iug superior stock or crops
Josiah Quincy.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1880-10-13
Pr.si.,srl. son. InElsas.t,.

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L;-ss q .-..st.s siZs Eiio 8 Tz1-
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~ szy-T5zsl-z. -:.1y q along
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.5-Li j. i-1-,s.-it.=, ~ usi-g TIE
r11e -p.-lsr.. i1si we're within
lie rss Z. @. tie slci=l; Usn1's--
,-rss. - i-i.s:-, hy clipping Eiit
s sore hammer. TIC tosr al more
1z.-s;s -y=-lu-us o! !n1lac AZ
--z T. Al -1.s.y male tie
-s-ryz..'u. ioat Snail fragment.
-~.r1 i.- trgk-- Il irol . pi-cs
Elk Ei;1 E1rt greater pred
49, al c-r'S.aiiy 2! pressure
xl,b 3 po.1,s1 roi q boss OF t2Tn
t.al =, t.aE. E.:. ..oIs ham
nv. " Cl.-iCg Ess sLst.s IL
..i, uslu-r 20 CAKE sp-Ar All
s-----Lests into the uosi delicate
ard rag SHAPES, =ith q degree
- certainty TIA; renders il sunE
-..iys' EFT % Demonstration IA:
.-is va its mode adopted o. TIE
srcriyir-s for working aiun BE-
IRE tie Introduction o. iron.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1880-10-13

orsr 90 .ssI Tts trork o. Tie
,-ss En ever III feet IL sirruE.-
f-r~oes VITA : 3ia5s;s- o. Is fee;
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=. t.s z--.rc5 % tie to-..; s5ov
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Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1880-10-13

ter. !. ..y =Alsr.I .. EsIs-s. O
cos-d TIE plloi pllS.s De- a. i,s
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Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1880-10-13

A young man who prides him.
self OF bic uitticisrns, and who No.
fortouely happens 10 be addicted 70
strong drink once 10 q while, re-
Gently became acquainted With g
Young lady at g friend'e house.
Hoping TO show bis vit, he gracious
ly inquired, miss Blank, bow
10 you like Mr.. WrigbtF "Mr.
Wright What SIR. Wright" mus
ed the young lady. "Wby the
man that always does right" be
replied with 9 shipper. lob, yes
! see And you, cir" she added
quickly, show do you Ike Mr..
Hall y "Hslli What Hall do
you mean r "Wby, slco-Hail, /"
be ssid. The young uen has
since reformed.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1880-10-13

TIE Gre rs-eut trlp - Iva
i.s zss z7isi by to-:y t1o1-sni
m stat Eel slroz he lius. be
r. more z'-Aii q s.sSs.i1ati0a thar
ever. T-= programme Of his pro-
r=s Ing. Isi= public ao1 then
altered. 4 doe. T.: sleep twice
il succession ir tie sane chamber.
AMI tax 81. -is meals q: diferen,
places s,i hours from those ex-
pectsd.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1880-10-13

TIE national d-ht ~ New Zss-
land now exceeds $50, 900, 600, whi.e
silnos, every one q its principal
tozns Is 40 b-svi.y il dett 70
Eu..soi. Altogether VIEW Z=s-
Land owes Eoglsci nearly sl15.-
900. 90, With 3, Z per cent. is
sls3J per bead per sIECu inter
e: o. is population, taking that
si 80 900 sous.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1880-10-13
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Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1880-10-13

The San Francisco Post de-
scribes the section Of q tree Dow
on exhibition in that city. which
exceeds the diameter Of the fs-
nous Cslsvsrous tree BY Ave feet.
This monster OF the vegetable
kingdom was discovered ia 1874,
on the Tule river, Tolsrs county.
about rs mics from Visslis. At
some remote period It's top bad
been taken OF BY the elements Of
some unknown forces, yet when
Il had an elevation %
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1880-10-13

2-.o-s TAE-g -. &c. Ara Tak-s
L--rs-sl LssE-tzcs Pa. 1. q. EtcE -r-.s.
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