The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1881-03-17
Raleigh by way Of Reidsviu

Uo'e'sn oy way OF ReidsviIIe
The editor Of the ReidsviIle n
who is Reading CLERK Of the H..
writes To biz paper as follow,
Coi. " lnsteai and Senate
went To hear the Rev. llr B..
his text was, tie shah i~ueret-.
must decrease, aud II "a a .s.t
non. Senator Stowe SAID IN -.
sitting down at home 10 4 ,ua,-...
dinner OF bacon and greens ".
II from good sources that AT . --
IN this city a gentleman who w.,.
sleep during services tle night h..
the next night went up 10 b pray,-.
aud the preacher referred 10 1t A.
Ing the power of the spirit which
the gentleman home mad in~f..f
converted. 1t is said that Or. :
aud wife presented Preacher Ear. s.
five hundred dollars. Mr..
Ssepson and wife gave him a..
dred, the Baptist Sunday >chag. 49,.
hlm one hundred, aud he re.t....
good deal from other sources. w.
sc We no doubt Mr.. + Is a remark.
nan aud does much good be-, g-....
ANN - 'oNhSa VLAt " instance III ... %
his he rambied III ou the ,....-
OF singing and sail he would 'ca.t...
congregation 4 song, II they dim. .-
below they could never >Iux IN i. ..-
and that the fist Of 1t va >unE b. ...
up the scale aud the second by e.
Town the scale, there were ten ,te...
going up the scale-tand rlch, t..
some OF the congregation were hot. -
to hear him sing, but Instead %, thai.
he sad these ten steps were. 'tr.. f..
uerciiui TO me- 4 sinner, ami COMM.
DOWN the scale there were c.c,eu ,,...
namely, My sIus are wA,iIr4 as.
the blooi OF the Lamb, he SAID ....,
song WAS best ani mo>t easily learned.
ones knees. Mr.. Earle SAID b.. ...
read the Bible through 50 tl.le, $3.50 ..
kuees, not only read IL though 3tt....
on his knees. but studied aud reflected
on every worri-if rhat.be -, no Womb
he's a whale
From the Greensboro correspondents.
OF same paper
Our Senator, Mr.. John Staple. ~,
a fee of fifteen hundred dollars nat ....
since and if he wins the case they VII
pay i'm ltu itiOuSduI- HAT : 4 .'
practice for a young lawyer to be GIL
Toying. The case was Baltzer sa5
Eeaks against the Raleigh aud Au1l~..
Air Line Railroad. The plaintiff. 4r.
German bankers ia New York aud ....
nlshed the defendants, who wcr, -
merly the Chatham Railroad Co, uta
iron through a Contract made w..
John l. Plckcrell X Co. The cotnlaa.
put up certain North Carolina bond -
a collateral which We're subsequent
declared unconstitutional. The rl-.
WAS argued before Judge Bond ut Of
Der term. Mr.. Stapes got five hum
dred down as = sota ncr and one tAou
and dollars tor his Argument before ta.
-Dauyi.ie, Va. "Osr
Main Street Methodist preacher, NJ.
has peel or II filing wish T..
Raleigh. He went to see his broth
who lives there. His friend Witchr.
Jones accompanied hun a. far A. Dur
ham and both returned % night. Mr..
Jones speaks highly of Durham, and
giving the t county viii push
II right Oh. Blackwell Il Carr alrcadg
work more tobacco than any four tobac-
30 factories IN the world. Nh
; bill for taxing dogs came u.
"a the House last Monday night, auI
he committee HAD offered a substitute
providing leather collars and laying the
ak Of 80 ccnts each on the dogs aud
dollar on the bitches. We hardly
hink it Was the intention Of the House
o pass any dog tax at all. Mr.. Smith.
If Carteret, said if they killed out the
the cats and foxes would take
heir place. Mr.. Click SAID he wa a
man, and loved a fox hunt, but if
y paying tax on his dog it would en-
BILE him to prosecute a man for stealing
t he would vote for the bill. He was
informed that by q recent law of thu
such was the case. Mr..
simpson, of Dare, said dogs were worth
lore in MS county than sheep; thu.
logs ran wild IN the woods and when
yer they wanted a hog they would take
dog and catch him. Mr.. Smith, of
wanted to know If the peop.a
7ere very particular about catcIn,
heir own hogs. This brought a lau-t
t Dare's expense. The bill! was table ].