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The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1881-06-23

NEARLY %, 900 ACRES OF PINE TIM
BER SWEPT AWAY IN MopRE-A
CHUnCH, FARM iIoUSEs AND FEECEs
the little town
of Manly. IN Moore county, on the
Raleigh and Augusta Air-Line, there
lie hundreds of thousands Of AGREES Of
timber, nearly all long leaf pine, of the
finest quality. This magnificent tim.
Der, the famed yellow pine is sought
after and forms one of the leading sta
piles of Moore county industry. The
excessive droutb has made the woods
as dry as powder and rendered them
even more liable to the eve pes,n
danger of fire. Last autumn the woods
III a portion of Moore caught on fire and
the destruction of timber was great.
But on Friday last a fire broke out be
fore which the others became of iusig-
nlticant proportions.
The fire originated at a blacksmith
Stop near Manly. about , o'clock Fri
day afternoon. \ man had built a FARCE
fire to heat a tire which he wished to
shrink on il wheel. The wind was
blowing almost a gale and the flames
Ioiuihuuls' Win VIC tltiDCl neal DIT
hand. In al instant the fire leaped
up the trees, whose boxes afforded
it additional fuel. 1t fairly raced
through the woods, with a roar that
could be heard for miles, AMI destroy.
ed the trees, both great and small, with
its scorching breath.
There were in the track Of the fire
as it swept to the northeastward, a
number Of farms. The fences which
surrounded the We're destroyed and
the crops all left exposed. At one
farm house, with a quantity of out
buildings, all the latter were destroyed,
despite every effort to save them, but
the dwelling house vas saved. A large
church, of wood, which had been but
recently completed, was next reached
by the fire. \ number of men, mount
ed on horses. made good speed to the
spot, but the beat of the fire was SO
intense that t swept away the church
while they were poWerlesS to save it.
We gathered these particulars yester-
day from a gentleman living on the
Raleigh and Augusta Railroad. The
fire, beginning at ? p. M, burned all
through the evening and night, and at
sunrise yesterday was still doing its
work OF destruction, though with
diminished vigor.
The illumination caused by the flames
was observable for a great distance,
while the roar of the flames, famed by
the blisk breeze. the crash of falling
trees and the other sounds peculiar to
these forest fires, could be heard for a
great distance. 1t is estimated that
over Is, 900 acres of timber have been
DESTROYED. The loss is a severe one,
both as to timber and fencing. Some
valuable '~'turpentine orchards were
destroyed while quantities oil rosin cerd
wood, ETC., were lost Observer.
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Ransom Norwood Take Notice
NORTH GARoLINA,
WAKE OuUNTY '"p'iiN So"-
Andrew Syme, ADM +.
of Thomas Norwood, Decd

WAKE OoUsrY. superior Court
Andrew Syme, ADM +.
of Thomas Norwood, Decd
Marg aret Norwood, Ransom Norwood eli. ais.
Heirs at Law.
1t appearing to the satisfaction of the court by
the verified petition of Andrew Sylue, the petit
{ oHeI above named and the return of the Sheriff
of Wax county of he summons III the above
emit led special proceeding that Ransom Nor
wood, one of the defendants, is not to be found
in Wake county, n. c., and is a resident of the
city of Norfolk, in the State of Virginia, it is or
dered tnat notice be give to the said Ransom
Norwood by publication for six weeks III the Far
mer and Mechanic, a newspaper put. ished in the
city of Raleigh, that the petitioner above named
has commenced this special pro ceeding to sell
land to make assets and pay debts and that the
summons herein is returnable before me at my
office in the city of Raleigh, N. c., on the both
day of July, 1881, when and whore the defendant,
Ransom Norwood, can appear and answer or de
mur to said petition which has been filed in this
otfice-and let the defendant take notice that if
he shall fail to appear aud answer or denur az
aforesaid the petitioner Will apply to the court
for the relief demanded III the petition.
GHAS. ID. UPGHUROH,
O.. SIC. Probate Judge Wake Co..
t. Purnell Attorney for Petitioner.
June 18th, 1881. 23-6t
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BN~HRlpGF y Y. Narch - l~I
PERRY DAVIS PAIS hILiiK .-r-F f4es g. arr!
,.stIAt relsJ FOR craL4p and pain II tie stomach.
Jo~ETH BJEuIIE.
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cholera ulorbu~, aHi ,raruI~ il the stomach Have
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have used your PALS hIILTH II severe CA--uf
cran.p, cuIc.aAd cholera MCrhus and Il gay almost
instant relief l. +
CAENF~NIILE. Ca. Feb =. Isl
For twenty year. / have used Your lA> kIIIFE
in my family Have used Il many times Tor l.w,l
complaints and III ulrdgs cures. Would not fvl safe
without a bottle IL The Aou-c. J Is lNnn
SsC0. M Ian -. Isl
Have used PERRY DAVIS PATS Tor tWclye
Year, 1t II sdfr, sur~, and r~ftItI< y mother
should allow Il = Dc out OF the FANNY
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No family can safely be without al
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WEEKLY MARKET REPORT.
NEW YORK ADyICKs,

esr- Corrected every "wednesday morning
therefore showing the state Of the markets ga
the previous day, TUESDAY.
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Shocco Springs Warren county, Will
be 10 opened on the 10th inst.
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A BARGAIN.

l will sell a second hand 6G-saw Brown Gin,
Feeder and Condenser, III running order, and
with a small outlay would be as good as new, for
$50 cash.
C. w. RANEY,
june 16-lm Kittrell, n. c..
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establishment in the state. business men, and
others wanting Printing or binding VIII consult
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L, gal Blanks a specially Address
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SEND IN YOUR ORDERS AT ONCE TO
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Classical and Mathematical School,
HENDERSON, n. G..

The Fall Session of this School opens the 4uA
Monday III July. For circular and particulars
address the principals at Henderson, Vance 90,
y g. June 23-4t
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B.-It was gotten up BY Mrs. Clarke.

Bit was gotten up by Mrs. Clarke.
DIR. B. and others We suppose. II i.
being copied all over the country, as a
supposed true tale Of long lost love.
In the above | failed to give .hlioi
Furnan his title. You ought to hea
how our people are promoted wien
they get here. II would give Mr.. kng-
bury and Mr.. Dorsey Battle fruitful
themes for editorial yItuperatiou TOR the
next six months.
maie a terrible mistake about TIL
before | had been here a week. 4 very
pretty lit { IRISH girl, hearing | va
from North Carolina. asked me III
knew "MIjJr Furman that handsome
man-thIt pretty man from your State.
Major Furman'-l queried thought
fully. NO child, there j. no MAJOR
Fur,nan in my State
oh. but there Is, Colonel Williams
knows hun. and Col. Williams says the
ladies' thinks he Is the handsomest man
in Washington" CoioHi Williams,
being associated in my miad with the
brave and gallant Col. Sol Williams,
a brother Of II. O.. Williams, Esq,
caused me to recognize in this new role
the latter gentleman.
Capt. Hussy Is .N1jor iIussy too. 1t
l. d mystery to me that hey did not
make him a full brevet Brigadier Gen
eral. think he is quite distinguished
looking. and If my memory Is correct he
really did considerable service III the
G.. ;. y. Arthur Barnes has not been
advanced yet. lie was u full t1edged
Confederate Captain, and Il brave sol
der. Ii Is not fair, and | live in hopes
Of hearing of General Barnes yet, l. {.
if he stays here much longer. AID
from all | hear, Washington has strong
attractions for him.
Granville.
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dtHIN -
as ~
pa. don't. But he did.
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Administrators Notice.

The undersigned having taken out Letters Of
Adm nistration upon the estate o Jeff. A.,
Hinton gives notice tc all persons having
claims against the decedeEt to exhibit the same
to him, on or before the lith day of June, 1872.
AL persons indebted to the said decedeut are
requested to make immediate payment to the
undersi ned. ANDREW SYSE,
Dated. June IA, 1851. Administrator.
June lott
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CIR

Our readers, we dare say, haze reai
the above with interest howSyever
much they may differ from Lady Gran
VILE views Of men and thingS,-wise
Or otherwise. We shall be pleased t.
hear more Of her Capital ine observa
Ions
, 1881-03-19

The STATESMAN office Is now Prn'in:
a pamphlet for distribution all over the
Eastern States and Europe The form
describing Walla Walla county is now
printed, and is the subject OF much praise
from all who take delight in gooi job.
The next form will be deToted to Colum'
bia County, and will eventually run to
Whitman. Spokane and Stevens County,
winding up with detailed description OF
Northern Idaho. Ten thousand copies
will be printed of each county, and when
completed, with a descriptive map, will
b. bound together. In the meantime
those who wish for copy Of the work
be supplied at the low rate of 10 cents
,arli
, 1881-03-19

The New YORK WORLDS FAR.-The
proposed worlds fair III New York moves
slowly. 1t WAS thought that the prestige
Of Gen. Grants name rs president OF the
commission would give an impetus to tie
movement, but It has not At the re2u-
lar meeting Of the commission IN New
York on Wednesday last, Gen Grant oc-
cupied the chair, and called attention to
the fact that subscriptions were coming
So slowly that he had great apprehension,
he said. as To the raising Of the necessary
funds. Some persons, he added, when
approached object to the site, others to
the manner in which the commission Is
conducted, and the tone is generally DIS
ccuraging about the matter. The only
suggestions offered to arouse the New
York people from their apathy were to
make another effort to get the Central
Park commissioners to allow the use OF a
part Of the park for the exposition, and
10 make an appeal to the state and city
for subscriptions to the exhibition fund.
Four millions of dollars are required to
put the exhibition on a footing OF sue,
cess. OF this sum considerably less than
one million of dollars has been subscribed.
The committees appointed to sell shares
uf stock i'll the ASSOCIATION hnd but IL"
takers. Altogether the tone Of the meet
ing Was gloomy and desponding, and the
feeling appeared to be general that un
less something was done to raise an IA
terest in the exposition, or unless The
State and city of New York came to tn,
rescue, the whole scheme must fal
through.
, 1881-03-19
Sheriff. Sale Of Real Estate.

DY uIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ~ y.
ID sued out Of the District Court !" =.
First Judicial District, W. T., and 70 ne u
rected and delivered for . judgment renosssI ,sss
in said court ON the 18th day Of January -
in favor of F. w. Paine and }. y; 80
Plaintiffs, and against G. w. Ireland De,e; =.
ant, for the sum of Ninety Dollars, WELL
terest at the rate of one and one-hAif per
Der month, and a 90 costs and $lo stsS
fees, before Justice Of the Peace. u r. ~ ~
ESQ, and whereas said judgment % reno.. ~.
hae been duly entered upon tn. exesution aoel -.
Of aid District Court, I have levied upon y.
following described real estate, 70 VII -.
South half of the Southeast quarter and NorI
west quarter Of Southeast quarter ana 9Th.
east quarter of Northwest quartz. sna Sorth
west quarter of Section -'"mber Z, ana 1Trwt.r
half Of N0rthIsst quarter, seciion and
II, and North half Of Northeast quAn Ia
Northeast of Northwest quarter. Sec%
all in Township Number ]. North Q, IN
Number IS East, situated. lying ana e.. a
the county Of Walla Walls and 1efi'sS'
Notice i hereby given, that on SALo%b ~.
DAY, the I'd day Of April, A U. iS9i, PIN N
hour Of 2 O'Clock ?. l. Of said Gay, ".
Al the night title and interest Of saia u Ii
Ireland in and to the above descneea .;sy
egtsse. at the Court Hcuse door, n us 4
and county Of Walla Walla and Ierr1scG =
W,shiuetnu. ct public ancIion, 10 me "a
and bsst bidder to satidy said sxeea''''
I'll costa. u.reh
A ID. 1881. JAlIES B. THO1k
lQ5v ShseiA 4 WallA Wsaas "
, 1881-03-19
kootenay.
New Dig:in:s struck.

Some time since the STATESMAN from intOr-
nation derived from one of lis trusted cores
p0ndents, published news to the effect that
rich digginss had been struck Ielr the Flat
Bow lake, IN the kootenay country, and now
comes the Victoria CoioniS with news cor-
roboratory OF ours as follows:
"Adviees from this section OF the province
dated the 10th ult.. bring reports that Nessrs.
Walton and Hendricks have discovered new
diggings At Flat Bow lake, lower Kootenay
There is considerable excitement over the
announcement at Colville. W. T., and rush
to the digcings will take place when the dis
c0yerers start out IL is asserted that the
ground VIII pay IS and upwards per day.
Waiton's movements are closely watched as
II Is believed he has struck som, thing good.
A gentleman who passed tnrough Culrille a
short time since made inquiry concerning the
reported discovery and ascertaiued from an
Indian, who had accompanied the discover
ers, that coed prospects had been obtained
and 1t is quite probible valuable diggings
may be developed. There Is nothing, how
ever. yet to waTras: a stampede. The fur
business at kvotenay has been slack lately,
but the Indians have plenty of deer and are
We supplied with fool. The weather has
[ been unusually severe"
, 1881-03-19
Sherin's Sale Of Real Estate.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, That in
~ pursuance of decree Of foreclosure,
order Of sale and judgment, issued oat Of the
District Court of the TERRITORY Of Washington
and for the First Judicial District therscf.
holding terms at WaIlA Walla, Walla Walla
county, in said territory. in . certain acton
therein pending, wherein William Iiilotson,
administrator Of the Estate Of S. +. Mont
gomery, were Plaintiffs. and Joseph s. NcGhee.
p. j. Martin and d. V. B. H. nrie, surviving
partners Of the firm Of T. Martin Co., were
Defendants, which said decree, order OF sale
and Judgment was rendered in said action On
the 7th day of February, A. ID. 1881, IN fa's
of said Plaintiff and against said Defendant
Joseph s. McGhee, for the sum OF SIAN, WIN
interest at the rate Of one per cent. per montn
and the further sum Of Sl2 60 attorneys fees
in Said action and SO 90 costs of suit. Aos'
therefore, by virtue Of said decree of foreclosure
order of sale and judgment and In pur'u,ns
thereof, certified copy of which has been duJ
issued out of and under the seal Of said eour.,
and to me directed and delivered. Will. 70
satisfy said decree of foreclosure, order oil sas
and Judgment, said attorneys fees. BteIs,
costs and all increased custs, on SATUhDAi;
the ID day of April. A. d. 1881. al the h9ui q
o'clock, ?. n, of said day, At the Court hocN y,
door. in the city and county of wAlla ",ia
and Territory Of Washington, sell at puole
auction to the highest bidder, the premises u
said decree, order Of sale and Judgment pen-
toned and descril ed xs follows, TO Wit ocn'
mencins at tho Southeast corner Of lot srhaef
Eve OF Of bink asnter four AZ, in the tOrs
Of Waitsburg, county of Walla WAiia ~.
Territory Of Washington, - shown On -
recorded plat Of said town, and running taeins
West one hundred and twenty tl2O) feet, tnsn.' -,
north sixty (60) feet, thence east lo ~
thence south GO feet to the place OF beglIrIHt. H.
situate, lying and being in the county Of W. n
Walla and Territory Of Washington, WIZ -
and singular the hereditAments and aPPu'''I
ances thereunto belonging. h
Given under my hand this ID day OF MAJ
A. d. 1881. JAMES B. THOMfSoS,
10-5w Sheriff Of Walla W ALA ".
, 1881-03-19
sh.-;9,. Sale or Real Estats.

N1OTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, That in
~ pursuance Of . decree Of foreclosure,
order of sale and Judgment issued out Of the
District Court of the Territory Of Washington
and for the First Judicial District thertd.
holding terms at Walla Walla, Walla Walla
county. in said territory, N . certain action
therein pending, wherein H. Z. Joi nson, K.
r. Rees & w. p. Winans, were Plaintiffs, and
r. j. Lawler, Elizabeth Lawler, james A.
Clements and NJ NJ Clements were Deisn.l.
ants, which said decree order OF sale and
Judgment was rendered in said action on the
7th day of February. A. d. 1881. in favor Of
said Plaintiffs and against said Defendants Tor
the sum Of S2545 with interest at the rate Of
2 per cent. per month and the further sum Of
SlS7 IS attorneys fees in said actisn and
S44 95 costs of suit. Now, therefore, by W.
tue of said decree Of foreclosure, order OF sale
and Judgment and in pursuance thereof, . esr-
tilted copy of which has been duly issued out
of and under the seal If said court and to me
I:..-I.J aud delivered, will, 10 satisfy said
decree of foreclosure, order Of sale and judG
ment, said attorneys fees, interest and costs
and all increased costs, on MONDAY the 18th
day of March, A. ID. 1881, At the Court House
door, in the city and county Of Walla Walla
Washington territory, at the hour Of O'Clock
r. H., Of said day, sell ut public auction 10 the
highest bidder. the mOrtgaged premises in said
decree, order of sale and judgment mentioned
and described, to- wit The Southwest quarter
of the Southwest quarter of Section Five, 81
and the South half Cd of the Southeast quar-
ter u and the Southeast quarter III Of the
Southwest quarter III Of Section Six (6l, md
the Northwest quarter ttl Of the Northeast
quarter u of Sectioa Seven (7. and the
Northwest quarter t4l of the Northwest quar-
ter Cd Of Section Eight (Sl all in Township
Seven "a. North of Range Thirty-Eight tal
East, situate, lying and being in the coun Of
Walla " ala and Territory Of Washington,
with all and singular the hereditaments and
sppurtenances thereunto belonging.
Given under my hand this 18th day Of Feb
ruary, A. ID. 1881 -
JAS. B. THOMPSON.
9-5w Sheriff of Wa'la Walla Co., w /
, 1881-03-19
Tile Philadelnhla keformsrs have

The Philadelphia keformers have not
stopped reforming III consequence OF
winning the late election. On the con
rTary. they seem inclined TO make the!
reiormations permanent by pursuing
those who have obslructed them. The
committee Of one hundred who nominated
the successful candidates against the late
= ring, announce their purpose to follow
up and prosecute to conviction all the
snlndiing election officers and bailot-box
suffers against whom they can secure
Sufficient evidence. Nothing Will CON
4. .hute so much to consummate and con-
srlIdate their work as this.
, 1881-03-19

6. WAanlserpx =
County q Walla W.nsX

County 4 Wan. waiA sa
In The Distria Csxs Of ak< Txyr;..
sastoa. eGd fsr ~ R;ra &c., = n1 s1
nerecf, Aotdisy terms G Rais Nsn. ~
"d0o County, IN said re.rityy.
John Doveil. C. N. JohIn.n and vc,
slsy, Plaintiffs, ys. l. K. q. Smith ~
ant. oueae-
TvHE UNITED STATES OF AMRR,c.
Il To l. K G. Smith. Defendant. YA: IVA:
hereby required to appear in an Action b,s..n.
against yUu BY John Dovell, c. NJ. JoSsAa
and w. Z. Bardsley. Plaintiffs, ir tAe E.s.:1s
Court OF the Territory Of Washington. 49,
the First Judicial District thsrsof haiaa@ - @
terms At Walls Walla, Wal.a WaIls eonn,s
SAID territory. to answer the comnI,;,. !.
Plaintiffs. filed in Walla Walla county v;.,s
twenty days after the service Of this SUNNI. mn
exclusive Of the day Of service, If ,er,sS J;
said county. If not served in said eonn,.
but in said district, in thirty days. II s.-,:S
in any other Judicial District in the terr;to,sa
in forty days. If served by publication. VIII,
sixty days after the date of thi, summon, !.
the said Plaintiffs will take Judgment ,s,;,.,
you by default. according to the prayer q m.
complaint
Said action is brought to foreclose , e.r.,;,
Mechanics Lien ON property situated in wall.
Walls county, Washington territory, and tor
a sale Of said property to satisfy said lien s.d
for attorneys fees and costa.
Witness the Hon. S. C. wrSc.rn
Associate Justice of the Supr,us
sssss Court of Washington territor,.
Sa1nS and Judge of said Court. and the
Seal thereof affixed, this l7tn day
ef February, A. ID. lSSl.
A. REEVES AYRES.
B. L. 4 J. l.. SHARPSTEIN, Clerk.
Plaintiffs Attorneys S-7w
, 1881-03-19

THE Catholic directory for 1881 says
there are in the United States l2 archbish-
ops. with 4S su:fragans, s vicara;es apos-
to.ic and / prefecture apostolic. Thee
are G4O2 priests and 1870 ecclesiastical
students preparing for the priesthood,
The churches number 6SJ6, and the com
rlunieants about 6,400, 600. The number
Of parochial schools is 23S3, and the num-
Der Of children attending them AZ, ,;3S3
, 1881-03-19

-vvs1fuE or AN RxNG110N y
- CT Il H. Rnexscs O ~
Mt Judicisi Disszict W. T., asd % - S "a
.s-s.S snd dsIisersd. fnr . jndt ts 4
= - court On the 9Th day Of feoInasy. q
n ia, in favor Of P. Wassrman, fiAan..n.
"a .,.inss n J. Hsrknsss. Deiendan.. i"s -
The sum Of tl65. with inserest al, ~ .ns ~. 80 -
10 10 ,sr ~ cent per .nnum, and = ~ ess;s s -
Al, have Issiesi upon the following oescda:u
Ii ..t.fe. to-vit: Lots IL. II and ~, N
Noct .B. Sof Prsseon's Addition 70 wslssoo:s
- ner town plat, recorded ny w. (. Bruce IN
p.r,r5s Of WalIs-walla Book &c, Page IS
commepcins at the Northwest cornerof psece
sf land cold by Mr.. Fudge and wits % ". ".
.nd p. A. Preston, and running thence Norsn
s0 fe.t thence east 406 feet thence south "
fr.t. thence west 400 feet TO the placs on
be,inniug. situate, lying and beng IN tne
conn.r of WsTla-w walla and territory OF Wash
inrton. Notice is hereby given that OF MON
DAY. the 18th dsy Of April. A. U. 1881. At the
bour of one o'clock, ?. n, Of said day. VIII
Iii .l the right, title and interest Of the said
M ]. Harkness in and to the above described
real estate, at the Court Houss door, IN the
city and county Of Walla walla, Washington
territory, At public auction. to the highest and
best bidder to satisfy said execution and all
costs.
Given under my hand this 18th day Of March
A. d. 1881. JAS. B. THOMPSON,
l2-5w Sheriff of Walla-walla Co, W. 1.