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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-04
wbrelim9 3esistes
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Index 70 New Advertisements.

Linen Lawns. ). Rhodes " 20.
New Saloon-Martin karOll.
Notice OF DissOlutiun-Simon hork-
heimer Il Go.
Proposals for Use of Coal scales.
Stockholders Meeting -North West
Virginia Agricultural Society.
Wedding Presents. III. Rinehart.
Hulrs Vapor Store-J. o. Payne.
Legal Notice.
Wanted-Boy.
Attention, Sir knights.
Palace Reirigerators-Nesbit X Bro
Spring SpOrts-StantOn X Davenport,
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o,rcuii cour,-Judss Melrin.

Court met at A. n. yesterday.
Al 10 O'Clock counsel commenced
their arguments in the ease OF spindler
Va link. They occupied the entire day
and the jury were adjourned until this
morning. at which time they viii receive
their instructions iron the Judge
Court aiioarned until to-day az Q A.
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sa,oh An TIE. saru MIA

l. true OF old coats and mouths When
the fomer shows the first defect take q
stitch" and always keep the mouth
right by using SozodOnt II costs less
for anew coss than q set OF teeth. False
teeth are not a. pleasant a. natural
ones
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ALEXANpER . SIR.

nENERAL BUSINESS AND REAL EsTATk
III Agent and Notary public
Merchants and Nanutncturcr4 bOoks opened
examined and elnScd. Estates settled, N0tes,
BOok Accounts and Rents COllectuL
COIactinnS promptly Temitted, and AL haa-
ness correspondence oonlicntally attended 10
aend by postal card Tor Circular and References.
Ongs. llS Market street. Cuangle's Heck, ONeT
City Rank wheeling. W. Va scpl0
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KAse1s. ". Va, July Is. 1877

has,s. Laa9alsA Bro. q Co.;
GESIS-Hayfng used your Worm
Syrup in my practice for some time,
can recommend 1t To be sgooi, safe
medicine, and very effective.
Up. TKAHEEs, N ID.
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sin sousslins ovsr their dsiset in the
Republican County Convention ~
Saturday. The Republicans OF ne
Sherman psrsuasi0n up here want 70
know what the Blaine people are going
10 do about IL.
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Dissolution Notice.

TNHE FIRM HERErQEoRE kAlsTlN4
has this day been diSsolvcl nv mutual consent
M. ShVparl retiring. Mr Ncfaddcn Will eun
tnuo the business 40 The old stand, No. lalt
Market street. and viii settla ap tue hasilleNs 81
~ ~ arm PrNonS knowing themselves In.
WV D. u. McFADDEN,
A. Ia. SHEPARD.
ANA lSDa apS
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Proposals Wanted.

CEALEp PROPOSALS WILL BE RECElyED
until the 2Oth day ~ MAJ. lScO. Al p O'clock
~, for furnishing. brtaking aud sPnading No.
I Limestone on he Cqmbcriana hoad dom
wheeling 10 the PenuSylvania Line. near West
Ale Wander, at such places aud quantities. ~ may
BE- required. Bids tO be made BY the mlo
xVpamirly. The maximum weight Not lo eA-
ued b ounces when broken. Quality % be-
prpyed and satisfactory security required for
HIaIimsnt Of contracts. r. SWEENEY,
magS Supt Cumberland Road
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Tue largest stock Of Shoes and slippers
Of al styles and prsces ever broaznt 70
the city can be found 90 wilson bros.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-04

JUsr what every person wants, q nice
pot Of paint in 1, and h.. sixteen
colors. All ready for use. Pure lead
paints. Sold only by McLsin Brothers.
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wnsox BRos guarantee all their
goods, and can suit you in any style or
price Of Shoes and Slippers LOw-picsd
goods always in stock.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-04

UxDEkrAKIxs attended 10 by Robert
Luke, No. l4O Market street. near
the postofics q reasonable rates
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Full stock Of sailor Hats just
received at Bells.
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GESrLKMxs who are troubled with
their .eet during the summer season
will do well TO examine the ifne etocs
of hand and machine sewed shoes, both
high and low cut, at Wilson Bros. u
largest stock ever brought to the city
Just received.
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JACOB w. GRUBB, the Jew
eler, offers bargains In We'd
ding Presents, corner Tweiith
and Marke ct streets
Thermometer Record.

As taken at Schuopfs Opera House
drug store;
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ID 4<4
Remember that DE. Guysost's YelhE.
Dock and Sarsapsrills has proven iteeli
TO he che best blood purifier ever discoy'
cred, and ISIS positive cuie for scrofuls
and all syphilitic disorders, Weakness
OF the Kidneys, all Nervous disorders
and Debility, all Urinary and pigestsve
troubles, etc. Price OF large quart Dot
Ties with full directions, tl.00. Asingie
bottle win prove to you Il: merits - .
health-renewer, for L acts like Q charm
relieving both physical and mental gus
tress, driving out al the human system
the many ills that flesh and blood is heir
to, aud restoring the natural vigor 70
both mind and body, exhausted by dis,
ease and suffering. II makes the old
feel young and buoyant, II makes the
young feel gay. Laughlin Bros. q 20
and Logan, List &Co., Wholesale Agents,
Wheeling; West 4 Gilmore, Agents Tor
Bridgeport, O.
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~ M DAY TRIAL

W. xm ~ad our ELEcrR0VoLAIle skt5s sna
e,ssr Klectrc Applianbss upon Iisin eSss
to tAoss snfsrtnE irOm Nervous pse,h 800
msrsm, Paralysis OF any dSese. anr Care
ns.s5 ar no pay. Addrc~b NOLAlie
tEIT m. Nanhan Mich
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TIE longer you have Il, the moro Ger
tainly painful does rheumatism grow
81. Jacobs Oil cures Il at once.
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NuSDAT.
rn.na.SEM7rM IAN l2N, SP.N. 7rS
Il 20 o. 60 g. = - =
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40 S Css: e 81. sSii ,s laIIiIfsTod SO
10 osa1A " y,
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stool ani Cover, Sle0 upSArd, NV oGAhA,
20 40 So SIS upward illustrated CAnloSee
free Agents Wanted Scend 49, va
Rroadway, N. Y.
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pRIgHT, ArTGAcryE SaEssEuL MRS
pie COMPLETE HOMEl


20 Lovely RoaasI Gold and silyss chnnss
eUsScrted styles with name We 49,
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AFss:lETii''silit Isl ;;
l-ssidasshts tsttr esApaay.
!, 81: .s ,':.ss ! e E:.:ss:sss slss s. issss ~ ~
- n~StSbstjos vii take place monthly,
% DE sspoAd JpseiS Sud !, Sss S%i. ssssss q pos
Cspltal Prise SeyooO.
isooo5 fseRss Of Two Doli." each
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-.aNInO stool Cover and BOOK sly
PIANOS :, F S:sSs SE g. s.. & si 500
--E~ arnlusfnted CaAlosae -,
ssar.~ 4 y BEArr. sAln<so -
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POINTING WALLS /!

nRICK WALLS SHOULD BIZ bk'
ID fonr they aN painted, and this y ne ums
oil year "a dOlL Those having Sotk al h- k4Ad
should call On
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-03-04
lNAscu +

WEDDINGs.-At the residence - "
John W. Harris, near Pittsboro. y '.
the Goth inst. by the Rev. l. X. Laws. ".
c. j. Shaw, of this city, to Mss !,
Poe.-At Rocky Mount. Feb. ..tt ~
VIM Bullock, and Miss Goilie Lan-,.'.
Feb. ., Mr.. II. Bullock and NJ
Prudie Hargrove At the residence
the brida's father, III. q. Williams. 49,
Wilson, on Wednesday, Feb. Is, Mr.. J p
Allen to Miss Mamie b. WilliamS-p.
Frank Rouse, of La Grange, and Nlss H..
Hughes, of Greene. -Nr. ". Is. >m.
of Wayne, and Miss Susan Ii. Waters
In Lemon. Mr.. Everitt Suttoe and Y.
Willie H. Sutton. III Mecklenburc, F..
IL by Rev. VIM. McDoa.ld IA good IA.
and successful preacher, brother OF g.
John Mcdonald, of Raleigh, though a snt
deal better in politics, Nr, }. Lee Flow =.
Miss. II. l.. Russell. On the 10Th, By n.
same, Mr.. A. G. Rassell and Miss Vi !.
Black. -In Yadkia, Mr.. Ed Omen Al.
Miss Emma Redding.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-03-04

KIND WoRDs.-The Wilmington Star
remarks: "Messrs. Shotweli and Dowd will
become full proprietors of the Farmer and
Mechonic, of Raleigh, after March 4. They
will then make Improvements. 1t is a live,
newsy paper, and no mistake, with a gen
uine streak of independence running all
through it."
This is a compliment we like. To make
a good, wide awake, family newspaper: in
dependent in all things, neutral in nothing !;
untrammelled in it's utterances concerning
persons and politics, sects and sections, by
any other considerations than truth and
fair-dealing steadily seeking to uplift the
moral, intellectual, and material status Of
our people,-such is the honest aim Of the
Editor.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-03-04
G%oLDsBoBo MAIL ITEMS. TWENTY-FIVE

GoLDsBoBo MAIL ITEMS. Twenty-Five
in the shape of a bright little daily news
paper giving the local, general, and market
items for a General point like Goldsboro.
But this is Just what you can have by send
ing for Col. w. H. Avera's DAILY W1iI.
From it we CLEAN as follows: w. {. Taylor,
Of Wiaitakers. has begun the building ofthe
Presbyterian church at Rocky Mount.-B
d. Armstrong c~ontemplates building a hand
some residence on Railroad strcet.-Nash
Court convened on Monday, the 23rd inst,
Judge A. {. Avery presiding. The charge
to the grand jury was well put.-Mrs. b.
II. Hardy. Of Rocky Mount, is very ILL
w. II. Hocut, of Rocky Point, had. on
Wednesday, green pea pod. an inch and a
half long. The vines have been in blossom
about two weeks.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-03-04

GREENSBORO ITEMS. THE following is
from the Greensboro correspondence Of the
Reldsyllle Tine Il runway match from
Virginia were married at the McAdoo the
other day. \ Mr.. Lambeth, of Lynchburg,
to a Miss Shannon, Of Charlottesville.
Capt. Dick Wright, freight conductor.
was married this morning at the residence
Of Mr.. Julian to Miss Lulu Isley. by the
Rev. Solomon Pool. The Captain and hi,
bonny bride took the morning train for
Richmond; lady friends attended the bride
until the train started one of the ladies
said that everybody was ~grinning. it was
such a happy looking day, and indeed it is
as rosy a morn as welded love could wish.
and happiest Of all was jolly Capt. Wright
his great broad shoulders and manly
physique well rugged in handsome b. b. G..
and no wonder his pretty bride looked on
him with trustful eye, for he is man enough
to take good care Of her, and will do #.
Col. j. M. Winstead has gone to At
lanta, where he has an interest in q laroe
drug store.-Mr. r. G.. Callum and wiz
leave this night for Macon, Ga. The ANA
teur MINISTRIES sent $75 to the Irish sufferers.
DIR. Smith will be assisted next SUNDAY
by Mr.. Ronthaler, a Moravian pastor Of
Salem. lille Bogart goes to POUCH.
keepsie to school, High Point will have
a newspaper:-Mr. j. n. Staples has
bought Gen. Leach's unfinished house
Every farmer should take the Raleigh Far
mer and Mechanic. Coon Row
A good boy" indeed. And sensible to
the last
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-03-04

FlNNY.-The Asheville Journal pre- diets
that the Democrats will sell the Western \.
G.. r. r. to Best & Co., and then latter the
E!ection) stop the work by injunction, etc.
That's funny, but not nearly SO much 80 as
the following from the same paper:-
THE friends of Lieutenant-G Governor Rob
inson, as we'll as he himself, and well re-
member the promise that was made to him
at Raleigh that if be would not contend for
congressional honors, SO that Mr.. r. b.
Vance would have no obstacle to overcome,
the road should be built through his coun-
try, and that he might tell his people so.
Now Gov. Robinson, what do you say
yea, what can o say, to your people :"
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-03-04

RoCKINGHAM ITEMS-From the SPIRIT
1t is thought that the Cberaw & Salisbury
Railroad will he completed to Wadesb"ro
by the first of April.-Maj. r. t. Long
has commenced the erection Of = large and
handsome residence opposite this office, for
his daughter, Mrs. Julia Ann Mcdonald.
Mr.. J. ii. Pennington is the contractor. -
A negro man. Geo. McFadyen. shot and. it
is thought, MORALLY wounded his wife, on
Sunday 18th on Drowning creek. Cause,
jealousy. George also shot at a young ne
gro man whom he found at his house but
neither Of the shots took effrct.-There
are no signs Of a return Of water to the wells
about town that have dried up during the
past few months, and many families are
compelled to haul all the water they use
from quite a distance. Items from the
Pee Dee Bee Meeting Of farmers in Rock
ingham. March 9th, to organize an agricul-
tural society He are pleased to believe
that the lecture in store by DIR. G. Kollock
next Saturday night, in the interest of re-
pairs, undermining and identifying, is 60
ing to he a success.-That excellent lady,
Mrs. Col. John w. Leak, and her contreres
and a brigade Of the young ladies are just
dong up the matter smart. nice and hand
somely. That is right ladies
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-03-04

BUTTS PANORAMA A surprisingly large
house greeted Arthur Butts twenty-five
paintings portraying his conceptions of the
Apocalypse: and it will suffice to say the
attention of the audience was firmly held
from first to last, Notwithstanding the defec-
tive lights, and unskilled explanations. 1t
is but Just to add that a number OF the
scenes were too realistic and low-pitched for
the sublime imagery the text suggests.
The picture of Death on a pale horse with
He'll following after was not well drawn.
Considering, however, the advantages of the
artist. and the disadvantages under which
he labored, the work rises far above medic
Gritty.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-03-04

MONROE ITEMs.-The Express wears a
new face of type, and looks decidedly i'm
proved. We borrow a number of items:
DR.. w. G.. Ramsay has taken with him as
partner, DR.. S. L. Montgomery, of Concord,
a graduate of New York Medical colleges
Col. ID. A. Covington notifies his con
stituents that he will be glad to have them
call to consult with him at any time prior to
to the meeting of the Legislature. We
are in favor of Charlotte as the place for
holding the State Convention. Monroe is
the most suitable point for the COMPRESSION
merce of Charlotte have invited about 1000
merchants and business men to visit that city
between the lst and 18th of March
MI. S. B. Buie, of Shoe Heel has opened a
marble yard In Monroe.--An old man
named Rice, a clock repairer, is acting badly
In Stanly.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-03-04

HENDERsoN.-The Rerieao says a lot,
fronting 65 feet, sold for $35O.-Prot
Wilson gives vocal music lessons thfee
nights in the week.-Ne hear that 1t is
designed to start two more tobacco factories
in town.-Messls. Magee, OF Clarksville,
aud Walker, OF Durham. are buying at this
market. We sugge,t that mass meetings,
to instruct the Legislative members on the
Railway question, be called by the county
executive committees.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-03-04
ITEMS FROM THE DAILY OBsrRVER.-D

ITEMS FROMTHE DAILY OBsERvER.-Died
of pneumonia, Feb. Is. Virgil, eight year
old daughter ON. J. and Emeline Cheek.
=. NJ. Bateman, Republican member Of
the House from Washington county, having
resigned Gov. Jarvis has ordered a new
election March Ilth.-Messrs. Parker &
Avera will erect a three story brick cotton
warehouse, on the site OF their present office.
"A boy named Finnell from near Norris
ing a little negro girl with evil intent.--
A peach tree in the garden of r.. IL. Battle.
ESQ, on Halifax street, is in all the beauty
of full blossom.-Dr. I. T. Fuller, physi-
clan to the Insane Asylum, is Ill. Mr.. James
II. Moore, steward Of the Asylum, was out
yesterday, for the first time III nearly a
month.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-03-04

GENERAL Observation-Disclosures VOWS that
he don want the Presidency and will not
accept it under mo- circumstances. All
right, old man just keep cool shaln't be
imposed on! They don't force folks to
take office nowadays; not even Ho~atio
Seymour. And by the by, the Charlotte
Observer has positive information that Sey-
mour's health will not permit him to be en-
tered as a candidate. - Notwithstanding
the cry for a North Carolinian, the Board
of Agriculture yesterday elected Chas. A.
G%oesman, a Massachusetts, Professor to sue
coed DR.. Ledoux who goes back to New
York, at the first opportunity. Strange
that Goesman should leave the land of
Moral IDEAS to come into such a benight-
ed corner, on a 1000 salary.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-03-04

RALEIGH News IrEMs.-The Republican
District Committee 18th Dist.) meets to-
day, Wednesday, to appoint delegates to
Chicago. Mr.. Len. I'll. Adams has pur-
chased Mr.. Bingham grocery stock. Mr..
B. will, in the future, pay his entire atten-
ton to his tobacco business.-Linke is ad-
ding the Turkish Bath" to his rooms. -
Eight colored and white c%onyicts from New
Hanover received at "Pen."-Anna Flem
ing is a little kinky-headed negro, quite
small, but it seems that her bump OF wick
edness is already fully developed. She was
brought in and jailed yesterday from Cedar
Fork township, this county, having been
committed by Justice Weatherspoon upon
the charge of attempting to poison the
family of DR.. Sid Scott, OF that township.
She put s~trychnine in the coffee.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-03-04

RALEIGH ITEMS. oh these lucky young
Doctors There, Tor example, are Drs.
Crawford & Everett, with an handsome Of
fee, including a piano with pretty amateur
performers to '.soothe the savage tooth
ache. And here is DIR. w. w Jones the
fort recipient of the handsomest At
CHAN ever seen in these parts.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-03-04

EVENING VISITOR ITEMs.-Supervisor
Caldwell has appointed Col. R. w. Best
cbiefclerk of Census Headquarters .-For-
ty Marriage license issued in Wake county
during the month of February. Mr.. l..
81. Yeargan has presented the Second Pres
bytcrian Church with q handsome Carpet
Tho following parties were sent to the
Penitentiary this afternoon by Sheriff Now
oil: Charlie johnson 10 years: p. w.
Vaughn, 5 years and Henry Austin, 2 years.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-03-04

ilcD. In kaietgn. teb. 2eth. infant son
of Mr. i. !. Parrin. Sunday, Feb. 29th
Eleanor. daughter of W. H.. Billings
In Gu.llord, Sir Joseph Hoskias. IN
Warren. Miss Mary A>ecock, aged ID.
In Durham. Mr.. =. B. James.--At Ilt-
Teton. Col. Geo. Little, formerly OF Raleigh;
a man al many friends.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-03-04

POLITICAL.-JNM Harris is repotsd %,
saying he had turned from Sherman :
Grant Says the Raleigh Oimsrr,'
Should the discussion Of the Railroad ma,
ter assume the phase ola struggle bS,xe,,
rival candidate for gubernatoriaI honers H.
people, we apprehend, will, withous mua
ado, put these contestants on the shalt and
take up some new man. whose name has
not been connected with the present agn,.
ton kyr-rackt! mister. The thaI
Hill Ledger after quoting the declaration .
the Hillsboro Mail that Orange coanty, b,y
ing within her borders such hish. mjnde
gentlemen as Maj. Julian S. Carr and NJ,
John w. Graham, men whose eminent ab#
ity and fitness zone wi question:" shon
put forward a candidate for Congrr>.
heartily seconds the suggestion and adj,
that there are no two men in North CarE
ne whom the people of old Orange wogi
more cheertully support for Conue.
Speaking of Maj. Carr. it continues: u )
Carr served the last II months of the as
war IN the Confederate army, and was WI
the Army of the Potomac on the day oftb
great wind up. His musket and cantcr
were the only marks or title of rank he eyd
carried. Through the great contest he wve
no Majors star or epaulettes, but he care.
IN his pocket two tenders of promotion ia
staff duty until the paper upon which The
offers were conveyed, wore out, unacceltsi
rather than leave the rank and file. and al.
the surrender was paroled as private d
Go. H Sd \. G. Cavalry.
Mr.. Carr was the choice of Orange at tl.
last Congressional Convention, and We be-
lleve he is her choice to day. IL has bee
some time since Orange county was honor.
with furnishing the representatives to Cor
gress from this District, and we begin d,
think that Orange is entitled to the nomu H.
ton this time. Mr.. Carr, if nominate,
would have no organized opposition in III,
county,
Gen. john c.. German has written 'a.
ter to President Hayes r%eciting the fact that
Messrs. Cannady, Mott, and Pink Rollins
all Federal office holders participated in The
Republican Executive meeting. AMI c4
mentlng as follows: "As wide pub.caua.
was given to the fact, and as YOU have tax
no steps to punish the offenders and apne ?
consistent IN your announced efforts IL pIr1
the rights OF our citizens in couventluns ard
elections. | write you, at the request #
many citizens, as well as on my " account
to ask you to do US the favor to tell Us VIII.
your Civil Service Order No. means. Eve.
a double headed construction viii be ,.ra
consolation. - -The Ashevile .Lo4tr
suggests Buxton and Gambler for the Re.a-
Ilcan ticket, with W. F. Craig as Secre,a-
OF State and d. A. jenkins Treasurer
Mai. W. A. I~iearne, who wrote the reu4A
able series Of articles on Internal impr"f
ments, printed as editorials in the UrIg ~
seTrer, under its former management -
printed a letter severely criticjzing the J7.
Wis administration for the Railroad
out"
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-03-04

From the Monroe Eaqntrer We borrow -
follows: Senator Vance arrived in Char.o.f
a few days ago, and will remain for : |eA
IN attendance upon the Superior Court ~h@.
Is now IN session.-The lock boxes nav.
arrived, and are found to be quite a c'n'r.
lence.---A revolving intantcidc va r.
Gently committed III Back Greek, Rove.
county. Mary Jane Poteet, a white glf. d.
Il, gave birth to a child, the offspring q.
Scott Rankin, colored; and Jane RANK.
Scott Rankin wife, placed a knife IN ID,
hands OF It's mother and drew the mother
hand across the infants throat, cutting J.
from ear to ear. The miserable motheT A. Sl-
the two black wretches are now in jail III.
unnatural mother is described as ! -'''
looking girl.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-03-04

Rocky MOUNT PROGR IS lTEMs.-Dr.
j. s. Battle has fitted up a fine Dental OF
fee on West Railroad Street. --Mr. +.
f. Arlington c~ontemplates building on his
new lot. - Miss Annie Strudwick, Miss
Mollie Gordon, Miss Fam e Steele and Mss
Sallie Chambers, are visiting friends III
town.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-03-04

A fellow named Buck Howell, of WAYNE
married a young woman from Martin coun
ty, brutality treated her and then deSeTts,
her. He is reported as having anotos.
wife. She i. very i'll, and is left dssfl'"+s
at Fremont, whe-e she is being nurse
This we condense from the Goids'"'
Messenger.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-03-04

WANTED.-A young lady Of Fayetteville
desires . position as governess for small
children, or as teacher in q primary school.
Address, stating terms 81 F."-care post
master, Fayetteville.