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The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-04-29

CHAPEL HILL LEDGER 1TEMs.-The State
Journal, of Raleigh, recommends the re
election of all the present State officials.
There ought to be some change, we think
The University Campus, at present, is the
l~oveliest place in North Carolina The
roofs of some Of the buildings are being
painted.-Several partly dead oaks have
been cut Observation-Disclosures begin on
the 18th of May, and close on the 2sth. -
The Glass in Botany are busy Analysing
flowers. The blank Analysing flowers. The
blank analysis hooks were gotten up by Mr..
f. L. Harris.-Mrs. r. H. Lewis.
short time in the village.-Mrs J. w.
Carr accompanied her daughter, Mrs. w.
\. Guthrie to Fayetteville, to spend a few
weeks.-The Sunday School Convention
for Orange county will be held at Little
River Church, Saturday before second Sun
day in May.-Wor on the University
Railroad is progressing finely. Ten more
c~onvicts were brought up last week. One,
a negro from Pasquotank, escaped, and after
breaking into several farm houses to obtain
citizens dress, and r%ations, .decamped to
parts unknown.-Rev. j. B. Cheshire
breaches to the c%onvicts every Sunday even
organ of the Southern Methodist church,
contains in a late number a personal notice
of Julian 8. Carr, Esq, of Durham.
The mention is made in reference to
the proposed nomination of Mr.. Carr for
Congress. The distinguished editor says
very handsome things, indeed, and pays a
a worthy tribute to the %well-known christian
character of Mr.. Carr. We join the multi
tnde of his friends in a hearty response to
the well deserved compliment. We know
him better than others--and know that he
deserves much. Christian character tells
IN two worlds.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-04-29

MARRIED.-Tn Granville. S. c. Tuesday
event 9 Of last week. Mr.. A c. Williams
and Miss laura Il. Mills, sister Of Capt.
Jos. c. Mills, of Burke. and of Mrs. Frank
Coke. of Charlotte. With many acqUain-
tances in both the Caroiinas. she is warmly
esteemed among all. Tn Wilmington, ex-
United States Senator JOS. {. Abbott. OF
Abbottsburg land elsewhere), and Miss Ellen
Tasker. of Providence, Rhode Island. =
Mr.. w. Delmas Giyens and Miss Mary E..
Manly. daughter of DR.. l.. c. Marley OF
Raleigh q. c., were united in marriage at
Corpus Christi. Texas, on the It'll instant.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-04-29

ENFIELD SENTINEL lTEMs.-Col ID. {.
Clark will organize a Lodge of knights of
Honor at Ringwood.-At the Halifax
Medical Convention, DR.. Geo. +. Matthews
was elected delegate to the State Society !;
John A. Collins. alternate. DR.. F. NJ. Gar
rett was elected Essayist at next meeting,
first Tuesday in June, at Weldon. The
thanks of the society were rendered to DIR.
B. F. Whitaker and his excellent wife for
the elegant hospitality dispensed to the
members. The new Episcopal Church
Just completed was consecrated to God by
Bishop Lyman, on Sunday morning last.
The day was as beautiful as a bride adorned
for her husband, and seemed in harmony
with the rite to be performed, that of giving
away the house. and consecrating it hence
forth to the worship Of God. Rev. A. s.
Smith preached and five persons were con-
6rmed. The church received many beauti-
ful and substantial presents, among which
We noticed a lovely silver communion ser-
vice, elegant Bible, prayer, and hymn book,
all presented by some kind northern friends
of Gen. L. G.. Estes. Judging from the
fair representatives our sister towns must
indeed be blessed with more than their share
of charming ladies. Weldon, Whitakers,
Scotland Neck, Ringwood, Brinkeyville
and Halifax were all represented at the con-
secration of the new Episcopal church on
noon, Freddie, infant son of c: F. and NJ.
Sugg-an interesting child.-John Butler
and Chas. Burnett quarrelled about some
clothes. The former used a bar of iron
and Burnett was badly injured.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-04-29

Charlotte Press: There is an interesting
revival Of religion, we are informed, in pro
gress in the Baptist Church of Statesville.
Eight converts were baptized on last Fri
day.
Rev n. Falls, who has acted as rector
for Trinity Episcopal church Of this place
for some months past, took leave of the
congregation last Sunday. He has accep-
ted a call from a church in Maryland.
Bishop Atkinson has assigned to the charge
here: Rev. John Huske, son of Rev. Mr..
Hus Ike, of Fayetteville. -Landmark.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
:IeQifeT."

This noted Thoroughbred Stallion, enters on ais
Spring Season March 10Th. 1890. Being in the prime
of life, is row a better horse than ever. Having taken
the first premium twice at the = tate Fair over ali others,
is an indication of his true value. With plenty of sub
stance and undonbted durability, 1 would ask a close
and rigid investigation OF his Pedigree. having come
from the famous Australian stock on the one side, and
the Lexington on the other. JENIFER's great grand
dam was the dam OF Lexington the best race horse IN
Anne RIGA for durability
Samples of JENIFER's colts can be seen in Edgecombe,
Halifax, Nash and Wake Counties.
Col. e. Cromwell, owner of one of his colts, exhibit
ted it at the last Weldon Fair, and received the prem
ium over all others.
For the i'm rovemento of blood in stock, he has IN
doubtly the best horse offered in the State since the
war.
Mai. Thos. w. boswell, of Va, writes Aug. 21st,
1879 Jenifer comes from as pure blood as any IN the
country"
PEDIGREE:
LIST dam, Rosa by Star Davis.
End dam, Imported Rosaiind by BarutOn, bred by Her
Majesty at Hampton Court and imported in 1860.
Bird DAM, Sister to Bay Rosalind by orlando
4th dam, Elopementb by Velocipede.
5th dam, Scandal by Selim, &C., s., to the 18th gen.
Grafton.
Es- For full information, see Bruce's American
Stud Book.
BYINsURANcE-due December lst, 1896, ....... $25 90
BY THE SEAsON-due at end of Season, ;. Is co
BY THE LEAP-duet time of service. ........ -. 1000
EE- GrOom's Fee the usual price OF 81 90.
81 will visit Whitakers, Battleboro, Rocky Mount,
Col. VIM. II. Knights, Tarboro and Falling Run.
D. II. r
Hartsboro, Edgecombe Co. N. C.
April 22-1m.
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SILKs.-North Carolina is SO well adapt
ed to silk culture that we should like to see
a Society formed similar t. one recent or
ganized in Philadelphia.
Or. Samuel Chamberlain, who IS
coaching the society. stated that the prr-
pose was TO Introduce the industry by a
central system. by which the children and
others may be taught the various portions
Of the work.
Mrs. Knowlten, who spent many years in
lima as a missionary, SAID that the women
and girls Of the Celestial Empire were all
engaged in this work, and the result was
China was dressed IN silk. X number OF
other ladies, who had made experiments IN
cocoon raising, related their experiences, all
otwhlch were pleasant and rose hued.
The President OF the society, Mrs. John
Lucas, said that is hoped to establish an
industrial school, III which TO teach the
workers the detail OF the work. What COM
mends the work TO the people IS the mex
peosiveDess of the culture at the commence
ment- There is no complicated apparatus
or machinery needed. Rooms will be Sc
cured IN winch 10 teach children and others
the art of raising the silkworms and of reel
ing the cocoons into skein silk, ready for
the market, and from which to sell the
same, and also the eggs, which will be IN
large demand as the industry increases
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-04-29

GREENSBORO "NoRTH STATE" ITEMS
Twenty three more white exodusters to the
west.-New post ofie in Gull ford
named About 1875 col ored
men and boys passed through, going from
Richmond to Winston to work In tobacco
factories.--On Tuesday last a clay-bank
horse was stolen from Mr.. j. L.. Walden Of
Pittsylvania Co., Va, and the thief was
tracted to a point five miles west of Reds
vile, heading towards Greensboro.--
Rapid progress is being made OF the Cape
Fear s. Yadkin Valley Railroad bed North
of town. The hands working on it have
graded one mile since the 10th inst, on
which day they commenced work.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-04-29

MONROE ITEMS From the Erpress. A
little son ef Mr.. Briton Belk was run over
and badly hurt by a mule. which took
fright at the shocking bad smell Of a sack
Of guano. The little fellows jaw was
broken and several teeth knocked out
Died, after lingering illness, Mrs. Col.
Sam. H.. Walkup, aged about A.
James Poplin fell off his wagon, about two
miles from town, and broke his collar bone.
prospecting for gold in the old
field north of the depot, a day or two ago ,
Mr.. VIM. Dickson found a nugget weigh.
ing thirteen and a half grains. He thinks
there is more in the .-
Several Of our citizens have gone on the
excursion to Charleston.-We learn that
extensive preparations are being made to
have a grand time at the commencement
exercises Of Monroe High School. Rev.
Thso. Whitfield, pastor of the Charlotte
Baptist church, will preach the sermon,
and Maj. c. Dowd, Of Charlotte, will de-
liver the address on the occasion.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-04-29

DURHAM.-The Recorder welcomes the
purposed removal to that town of DIR. >.
Fl. Cooke, of Warrenton, about the lst
prox.-Mr. I. B. Hill and daughter, and
Maj. Henry K. Nash and family have re-
turned to Hillsboro. So has Chas. NJ.
Parks. Mrs. Parks stopped with her moth
er in Greensboro until fully recovered. She
is much improved.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-04-29

Pittsboro Record: There has been quite
a slaughter of dogs in the Gum Spring
n%eighborhood, four miles from here. and
many persons think they die from eating
the carcass of a mule that was killed by
lightning. They assert that the electric flu
id poisoned the flesh of the mule.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-04-29

MOORE County INDEX ITEMs.-Presby-
t~erians ladies will give a dime party on 9th
inst. Col. Richardson's d~istilleiy is in
full blast. -May Day party at Jonesboro
on the lst.-Picnic at Lemon Springs on
the Sd inst.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-04-29

Np,,op,H DAy.-Chief Marshal Chas. D.
Heartt has named the following Assistants,
al OF whom gallant EX-Rebels. 1t is mop
ed every old soldier in the county, and the
sdioinino counties. will turn out on the
10Th nroXiao. Remember that the venera-
ted dead in our cemetery represent, not
simply Wake. but nearly every section OF
the State. and of the South. MIS-. Lewis
and the ladies of the Memorial ASSOCIATION,
we presume are making all possible ar
rancrments for the Day.
''No noble cause than thisof tnlna.
MAY woman's heart ENGAGE
She need no prouder place TO WIN
On Fanae's immortal page;
Go seek them in their graves u~nkno"n,
And hy the genial powers,
Bid on each spot. II beauty spring
4 sisterhood of flowers.
No marble slab. or craven stone,
Their mournful decasto tell
No monument to mark the spot
Where they with glory fell,
Their names shall yet a herald hnd
In every tongue OF fame,
When valley. stream. ana minstrel Foicc
Shall swell with their acclaim.
Plant flowers above their lonely graves
The ivy let intwine
It's tendrils there, and there be set
The myrtle and the vine,
Memorials of thy love shall mark
Each consecrated place,
And angels wandering down from heaven
viii love the spot to trace.
col Ed. Graham Haywood has been
chosen as memorial orator at Wilson"
Col. Geo. n. Folk will perform the same
office at Statesvil,e.-Col. H.. I. Jones
will speak at Charlotte. and Capt. A. q.
Brenizer will act as chief marshal"
Judge Fowle will deliver the Grafton. at
Greensboro in Benbow Hall. Extensive
preparations for the parade and other cere-
monies have been made. We note, from the
North State, the following appointments
Morshols-Jno. A. Ba1ringer, Chief; Jes-
Sc Wharton, r. A. Foard, Victor BARN
ger, DR.. Jno. A. Logan, James Yates: NJ.
K. Collum, T. Vernon, and K. K. King.
assistants COMMITTEE to Decorate the
Stage in Benbop HuU--Mrs. NJ. g.: Dixon,
Mrs. W. s. Rankin, Mrs. Levi Houston,
Mrs. V. C. McAdoo, Miss Alice Weatherly,
Miss Charlie Gorrell, and Miss Ollie Bal
sley. --Committee on Decoration OF Grdues.
Mrs. Hundley, Mrs. DIR. Hall, Mrs. w.
s. Ball, Mrs. Bridgers, Mrs. Jno. n. Sta
Piles. Miss Lizzie Foster, Miss Dora Jones,
Miss Annie billiard, Miss Olivia Nelson,
and Miss Sue Dick.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-04-29

ID USSELLE HOUSE,
JOLT T. BRITT, PROPRIETOR.
o GRANVILLE COUNTY. N. C.
Has been rebuilt and improved. Polite and attentive
Servants. Table supplied with the best the market af-
fOrds. Sample room for Commercial Tourists.
Stop at the Russele House when you visit Oxford
Good Livery Stables. Mar.18-tf.
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WEEKLY MARKET ttpos

corrected every "Wednesday no-
TUESDAY. e& the ~ FL
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THos. B. AsHFoRD OF CLINTON N. C., has
can Craze your stock without the cost Of q fence, and
with all safety to the animal. No chance for the animal
to get fastened in the halter. It is also adjustable, 80
as to give the animal as much or as little grass as de-
sired. County rights sold if desired. Address,
THOS. B.
al 22-3m. Clinton, NC.
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WANTED.

by a young lady, q situation as teacher or governess
ID in q private family. References given and required.
Salary moderate.
Address T, G.. H., Box $50, Raleigh.
AD11.-tf.
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FOR FINE YELLOW TOBACCO.
ALLISON & ADDISON'S
"C''..'"
COMPLETE TOBACCO MANURE.

We rssommendo our GemHetg Tobacco Manure as specially valuable to you; because =
WE MAKE III OURSELV ES, here, In Rchmond, in the Heart of teT Tobacco region
and We KNOW that it is made of the BEST materials and consequently can guarantee it to
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IT is CAREFULLY prepared and expermenaNy and scientifically adapted to the
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1T is RICH in Ammonia, Soluble Phophats and Real Bone Phosphate of Lime de-
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ITS ACTION is prOmpt continuous INC lasting. 1t starts the plan toumklv am s,t.;ns
it to maturity.
ITS USE secures hreu ops, carly maturity and large fine silky leaf with a rlentv
of body which Heaayc cured. and makes the finest Of Bright Wrappers.
CROPS GROWN with it have sold for higher average price han those GROWN with
any other fertilizer whatever e"" VIII
IT IS FINE, dry, and in the best mechanical condition bettrt thar eyr bofna
TITS A RENOVATOR of WORKOUT lands
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Roam Mountain Republican: AS the
hands in the Pig Pen District Of Yancey
county were working the road they exhum-
ed a skeleton in a perfect state Of perser-
v~ation, which measured eight feet in
length The Oldest inhabitant can give
no clue te its indemnity.
Goldsboro Messenger: We learn from
Sampson county that Jethro Caison was
killed by VIM. Cashwell, in Halls town
ship, on Saturday last. 1t appears to be
another cross-road grog shop affair. The
parties are white, and it seems bad been
drinking together and afterwards had an
alteration, in which Cashwell came out
second best. Enraged at this he left for
his home, about a mile distant, and soon
returned with a double-barrell gun, when
without further provocation. he shot Cal
son killing him almost instantly. The muir
derer has fed, and at last account has not
been taken.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-09-21

Allow a cold to advance inyour system and
thus encourage more serious Elaladies, such as
Pneumonia, HemerrhAges and Lung troubles
when an immediate relief can be so readily at.
tanned? BosCHEE's GERMAN SYRUP has gained
the largest sale in the world for the cure Of
Coughs, Colds and the severest Lung Diseases.
Il Is DR.. Boschee's famous German prescrip
lion, and d prepared With the greatest car
and no fear need be entertained In adminlste!
ing II to the youngest child, as per directions
The sale Of this medicine Ia unprecedented
Since first introduced there has been con.
slant increasing demand and without single
report Of failure to do It's work In any case.
Ask your Druggist as to the truth OF these re-
marks. Large sizes 10 cents. Try It and be
conYincsd. TThstN
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Accusing It's Readers.

An alarm Of fire at midnight is 8 start
ling thing, but not half so startling to
MANY who hear it as would be the sudden
knowledge Of their own dangerous phys
ical condition. Thousands Of thousands
are burrying to their graves because they
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inroads OF disease and the means OF cure,
II Is the mission OF 81. Il. Warner < Co.,
with their Safe Kidney aud Liver Cure, to
arouse men to sense OF their danger and
then cure them.-Asmphis appeal.
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AFnnLfdrf, Nv, physicIan writes.

Some months ago the daughter OF one OIL
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only by DR.. Swayns & SAP, philadelphia.
Sold by druggists in Wheeling and else
where. ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-09-21

The pride OF a mother, the Life and Joy Of q
home, are her children, hence her grief when
sickness enters and takes them away. Take
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cough, which leads 10 consumption, u you do
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side or chest, use shilob's Porous Plaster:
Price Is cts. Sold by E. Booking, Agents. Odd
Fellows Hall. and ChAs. MOenkemoeller.
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Tho Re.t EYer KNOW ot.

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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-09-21

7DR Trrr's Liver Pills act as kindly or
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IA nna Cola Or pIs.re..Ips,corkh.I

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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-09-21

Iris mistaketo attribute malaria and
similar illnesses TO the bad effects OF the
climate. Sir Henry Thompson, in Lon.
dor, in q recent letter TO the Tine, says,
GImpure drinking water, not the climate, is
the cause" Instead OF spending large
sums on wines and other Injuries, he coun.
sells to invest traction OF such expendi'
ture on pure natural mineral water for
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Coueas.-aBrown's Bronchial Troches''

CouGas.-"Brown's Bronchial Troches"
are used with advantage TO alleviate
coughs, sore throat, hoarseness and prom
chial affections. For thirty years these
Troches have been in use, with annually
increasing favor. They are not new and
untried, but, having been tested by wide
and constant use for nearly an entire gen.
Grafton, they have attained well-merited
rank among the few staple remedies oil the
The Throat-"Btown's Bronchial Tro-
ches" act directly on the organs Of the
voice. They have an extraordinary eject
in all disorders Of the throat and larynx,
restoring healthy tone when relaxed,
either from cold or over.exertion Of the
voice, and produce clear and distinct
enunciation. Speakers and singers find
the Troches useful.
.kcough, cold, catarrh or sore throat re.
Quires immediate attention, as neglect
oftentimes results in some incurable lung
diseases Browns Bronchial Troches'
will almost invariably give relief. 1mita'
tons are offered for sale, many OF which
are injurious. The genuine Browns
bronchial Troches" are sold only In
boxes. rTh&S.