The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1881-11-10
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team aud bridal-rinr VII. z
rolling up ani doxn the So.
ian the ln>atta;e archer. ~.
aiise the jew and Jcutl.c ma
men, Is making sure that n,nn A..
hrmed old Bachelors ,h,H '1
chilly cheerlcSsness, with n,f. -
OF shoes under the bed. tn. 31-
he can help it.
Reports of the rising of The D.
iled-al Wave come from ever.
Nine weddings are said To h.. -
at hlllsboro eight NJ Oxford All
too numerous Ia mention.
A. We shall duly report al tR.
ancholly vents wherever the
everybody who i Interested in
generation should at once .ab..-i
the FTrDi,r and Nerhlair. ..
At Mangum, Richmond
Thos, :. Reid, sou ofGoy.b
and Miss Helen PelnhertoD
In Salisbury Archie Craft saiN.
Alice Philyaw. Miss
In Wake, Rev. \. u. Bctt, and AM.
PrcciiIa Debnam.
Near Falkland, Pitt 1uDtv H
Harris and Miss Jennie Bynum
AT Polkton, by Maj. i . H
Mr.. ". +. Gale, and Miss JOS.
mons, Oct. 10.
In Frankhuton, by DR. Pr,I..
Robt. Harris and Miss Camilla t.,ax
DIR. Otls +. Manson, former,
Warren, was married In Rlah,.
Oct. p, to Mrs. Helen Watson.
In Kernersyilic, on Tue>i,r \
LIST, by Rev. DIR. Smith, Mr.. I. 4 "a.
son, TO Miss Anna Jones.
In Raleigh. Nov. ID. Mr. ia.
Stewart aud Miss l. \. Smith.
At Ashevills, oct. -. f., b..
DIR. Jarvis Buxton, Mr.. Epar.u'
Clayton and Miss Beth. Ko.,r,
daughter of the late Col. Ph.a...
Roberts.
Also in Asheyillc, at the re.,j.r..
of Mr.. W. ;. Blrnctt, ou the even
OF the goth ulto., Mr.. Pau. +. L4mh,-
of ~Mecklenburg, Va, aud Ml-, Narm,
ID iIllliard, sister OF Mrs. B4rne.l
AT the residence Of Mr.. Jrf.r..r
Smith, Oct. -, by I. jefferson .J,.,.
Esq, of Wake county, Mr.. Jrt'cr..r
Wilson and Miss Cora Srulth. in..,
good people are observing the true I,.
%fersonlan motto-'Unlted We stand.
One, and Undivleibicl
At the residence of Edward Carter
Esq. Madison county, on the morn.
IN Of the l9tn uIto., by rev At
Dixon. Mr.. Williams .. Conngr .,.
Union, s.. c., and Miss Mar Ers
Carter.
The same evening q reception ~.
given the happy couple at tue rr.
idence Of the brother Of the brIr
Capt. NJ. L. Garter, whcr4 thew ~sr-
the recipients o. many tokens offucaa-
ship and good wishes. says The CT
zen.
At Richmond, Va, in the Cenrcn.
NAL NJ + Church, Oct -, Mr. "
Walker of Henderson, formerly Of IH-
tom and Miss kate Dibbrcil, one u.
the most charming of the "RIchmYnl
girls 1t was an elegant affair ia cgrry
respect. Capt JOS h Poguc, Of H.a.
derson, was one ofthe attendants.
At the residence OF Mr. " F Ben
ton, Monroe, Nov /, Mr. John II Ben
ton and Miss Maggie ) Love. Ia cuau.
ing her home, the lovely bride lost The
name of Love, but gains the realty. and
an help-mate with 1t.
At Wilson, on "Wednesday night.
Nov. Ind. Prot. John f.. Ray. Of ptr
State ID. ID. and b. Inst, and Mis- 3.
Annis Carter, daughter Of the otI.lt.
ting clergyman, Rev. Jos. T.. Carter.
who was assisted by Rev. {. I. Bl.e..
The bride is one Of the prcttIe,t of Wr.-
sons pretty folks, and her freuI- were
so numerous that the Baptist church
scarce had room for the handsome don
orations, and the handsUmcr attendants.
The latter were Miss Maggie Murray and
Mr.. Denmark; Miss Nemmlr GtJr.,t
and Mr. Is r Montague Mis- Name
Blount and Mr. Geo Carter MIS- taluc
Foster (of Phils and Mr.. Geo. lIuute..
of Wake. A merry supper followed '.e
ceremony, and the happy par took the
train for Raleigh. Among the prc-,a'.
we're three silver card receivers. aud 'ar
following a silver butter dish from Mr.
Montague; an handsome dressing rt-e
from Mr.. Sam Norris. a silver card rt.-
from Mr. Denmark, all of Raleigh
Also at Wilson, Mr. Hugh WIa.r.
Warrenton and Miss Florence lolu-
ITEMS FROM TIL DAILY 0E~EEFE'
An aged negro, named Dan "oub.-
was found in the road dead, by Mr.
w. H. Holleman, near hi- re-.Irna
Maj. fuckers negro c14ehn4l.
Ed. Lane, ate some oyste~, In a -a."'n
and died of cholera morbus. "H..r
Berry Lowery's doubIc-barrc. t"a
rifle and shot) with which b. killed
several persons, including hi ma'ha-
was on exhibition at the ]coIorai '.r.
So was the singular child. which IL
supposed to resemble a toad FROG Iaa
father exhibited it as side -no". a
ten cents a view, and made - ln me
day half Of which he gave to the "r.
phan asylum.-Johu Stephenson anI
Bug Thomas, negro hand. on lr
church plantation near Raleigh. quar-
relied over an axe. John sudden .
struck Bug a terrific blow with ..-
helve, breaking his skull, aud IuH.o'.ur
a mortal wound. Stephenson, rhyr4
thickset negro. with very thick UPS p.
once fed, and is at large.--otrp.rh