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The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1881-03-10

Marion Lamp Post: Gov. Swain.
while President Of the University, once
Said to a young Freshman from the
eastern slope ofthe Blue Ridge: There
is something ~ennobling in being born al
the foot of a lofty mountain or the
source Of a river. Bob Comfy.
colored. Of North Cove township, plan
ted some coffee seed some years ago
which produced a tree, and last year it
bore some coffee, though it did not ma
ture well.
Mr.. w. B Fort, of Pikosvilfe town
ship. had the misfortune to lose his gin
and gin house by fire last week, togeth-
or with about fifteen bales of cottos-
We failed to earn how the fire origina-
ted. Insurance 81 900. On Thurs
iay a fiue b.ooded cocker spaniel dog
was run over ana killed by a dray IN
front oil Mes>rS. Murchison ( Williams
store. in this town. The dog was the
property of Capt. ID. K. Murchi.on, OF
Wilmington, taken care Of by Mr.. H.
p. Dortch. We learn that Capt. NJ n
Gibson paid one hundred dollars for the
spanlel.
Three dead babies picked up in the
streets. two rObDeIleS, two dlvoicers
and one divorce trial, and eleven IN
dictments for all sorts of crimes, IN :
Guiding murder and counterfeiting, ale
re corded in Thursdays Washington
Star as the work OF one day in the ma
tionaI capital. And of such is the
modern civilization from which the
South is only separated by a Long
Bridge. IF this then is so, it would be
better for the South if the Long Bridge
were swept away for ever.-Danville
Netcs.
The Richmond Dispatch says: Allu
sion was made in these columns to at
offer of a New York gentleman to .
Richmond dea'er (NIr. G.. f. johnson
of $50 for a Fi;tsyiyania Courthouse
local stamp Tha; offer was declined.
and later the New Yorker offered Sf5
which was accepted. Soon afterward:
; Mr.. Johnson receive! 4 cable dispatch
from LIVERPOOL offering $50 for the
stamp. The stamp IN question wa
issued By the postmaster at plttsylvanl;
Courthouse Ia 1861, alter Virginia hac
, seeded, aud prior to the time when th'
Confederate Government commenced t
issue its stamps So lar as Is know
there only three such stamps in exis-
tence, although they we've sold ant
J used at the Pittsylyania Courthous'
office for several months.
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.oHow stan IS my account SAID

-oHow stan IS my account?'-sald
t.u and INTEL gent looking visitor, on
Tbnrsday. Not out by six weeks:
ran na;j for W years, last time.
!.WeiI here are four dollars marx me
,ai5 for two wears to come. | wish TO
81 that il i my paper, rot yours and
,b,, YOU are not spending youg earn
ings to supply me with a paper
This gentIemau was \. ). hester
- of Person, and he snbscribes for
h, local paper, his District paper, hi
religious paper, and a New York pa
nrr And last year We noted in the
iTorchGght that Mr.. Hester, in farming
and other matters, Is successful III
marked degree.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1881-03-10

To ACCOMMODATES THE Public
The proprietors Of that Immensely pop
ular remedy. Kidney Wort III recognI-
zion OF the claims of the public which
has 50 literally ~patronized them, have
prepared a liquid preparation of that
remedy for the special accommodation
Of those who from any reason dislike to
prepare it for themselves. 1t Is very
concentrated and, as the dose is small,
it is more easily taken by many. 1t has
the same effectual action IL all diseases
Of the kidneys, liver or bowels. Home
and Etlrm.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1881-03-10

a SOUTHERN LADY IN CHINA. Me
thinks some one Is wondering how came
a cousin III Chm Well, It's the same
old story OF love, marriage, and leaving
the home uest to share the destiny OF q
ideal. sly husband Is a missionary.
We were married and left for CHINA
ON the 9th of October. Alter 4 pleas
ant voyage we find ourselves IN
Shanghai. snu9ly e]nscouuced IN the
luxurious home Ct DIR. \. j. Allen. Al
though It's Christmas, we are busy over
the language. Some OF my cousins
have seen CJIn men, and can imagine
us clio ete,i Wih a teacher trying To
learn 20 ELK trough he nOse-"prop
pr" a. e. So, Il Is "a mountainous
undertaking. One feels like despair
ing the first day, and taking ship for
parts Yet when we look
nrnunH and see The sad, sad need oil
W: krr, Iur Jvsns, We take courage
All preserve with all our might.
would ,uu ike 10 have a glimpse OF
Chinese home, little cousinl | have
visited several since [ arrived. The
house for Il family is about eight by
fourteen fec. here they sleep, eat.
COOK indeed do ali their work anC
Keep all their worldly possessions. Ii
one home Of that description the hus
band. who was q tailor, had table, etc
Now. TIL is working class. The wifi
was a Christian, and had called to see
me. went To return her call. The,
greeted me ST. cordially, and wouic
lave ne drink tea With them. Tn
Chimes, you know, like the Japanes
are noted tn their poiitcness- In on
home | found u picture from one 0
our Sundav-schuOl papers upon TIL
wall. They had not simply cut out tn
picture as we would dom America, bu
had KEEP, the story attached. Twas
bright eyed boy who had begun t
work for J,sus. The women cagerl
asked my fr.rbds to tell them the story
On it set my soul on fire. | ionge'
Tor the nicely illustrated papers Al home
to give them pictures that would teac
them to think Of Jesus"
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Raleigh Nc'os-C Gscrre': Or. Bryan
is the largest fisherman Oh Paln!ico
river. He sLipp'd year before last
ever $1,000 worth ot fish. including
shad. rock and perch, to Northern
markets.-Hail stones fell in Edenton
Monday last as large IS hickory nuts
Window PANS were broke out IL many
hvuses--A correspondence lawyer:
| learn that the BIN to erect Durham
county has passed. on condition that
the people within the bounds OF the
proposed county vote To ratify the act.
If this, as q condition precedent, is at
taCheu 10 the bill. if Nr. Cooley, in h.
VIZ k on constitutional limitations is
correct, all such legislation is neon
stitulioLal and void.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1881-03-10

IT'S ACTION Is SURE y SAFE The
celebrated remedy Kidney-W ort can
now be obtained in the usual dry vege
table form, or IN liquid form. Ii i put
III the latter way for the especial eon-
venieuce Of those who cannot readily
D it. 1t will be found very con
centrated and will act with equal eff
cheney in either case. Be sure and read
the NEW advertisement fol particulars.
- NoUh and West.
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During p~rotractel meeting at u

During %protractei meeting at a
Monticello. Ga. colored church, a
shouting sister seized a shouting broth
er ana threw him with such force
against the pulpit as to break bis arm.
A negro in Burke county, Georgia,
fishes for robbins; bats a hook, waits
for a bite. Last Sunday he caught
twenty five slrds.
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Oxford I~orchhght.. Warren county
is already Radical. Vance county will
be hopelessly Radical-the pet pocket
borough Of Ike Young & Co., and Gran
vile will be as Radical then as she ever
was. If the new county of Vance be es-
tablished because Henderson is a rail-
road town, there are men who, though
they vote the Democratic ticket and are
at heart Democrats, will never again
give their votes.
President Garfield has officially an
nounced his Cabinet State Depart
ment. Hon. J. Ct. Blaine, Of Maine
Treasury Department, Hon. William
Window. Of Minnesota Interior De
partment, Hon. 5. J. Kirkwood, OF
Iowa: Secretary OF War, Il. [. Lincoln,
Of Illinois; Secretary of Navy, Judge
Hunt. Of Louisiana Postmaster Gen-
era!. T. l.. James. OF New York At
tornev General, Hon Wayne McVeagh,
of PENNSYLVANIA. They have all been
sworn IN.
Wilson Adeance: Mr.. Y, B. Batche-
lor's steam mill, at Nashville, \. C.,
was considerably damaged By the c1-
p~losion Of the boiler. r. L.. Barnes, the
engineer. Henry Hamilton, and his two
colored attendants, Peter Cooper and
Archie .Joyner, were seriously wounded.
Calvin Barnes called at the house
ofTurner Eatman, and as soon as the
door was opened. fired into the house,
the shot striking Eatman and m. wife,
inficting slight injuries. The parties.
are al colored.
Wilmington STIR: A genuine South
American pelican was shot flying across
Masonboro Sound en- yesterday By Nr.
John G.. Wagner, It was bought by
Mr.. \. Adrain, who has handed 1t over
to a tayidermist to be stuffed. The
pelican measured : feet 5 inches from
tip to tip Of wings aud stood about four
feet high. The feathers on Its body
are a beautiful shade Of iron grey, tint
!, ed witt seal brown. and lis neck a pure
! soft brown The upper mandlble OF Its
bill is fattened and terminated by a
very strong hook, or nail, which is com
pressed and very much bent. From 1t
IS suspended a naked skin In the form
of an expansive pouch, which is capable
: of holding a considerable number OF
fish. To test the fexibllity Of the pouch
r or bag. a coIored butcher ran his head
; with ease this morning into the mouth
of the pelican.
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Co Slow.

when you a pair of bright eyes
meet
That make your heart IN rapture
beat
When one voice seems to you more
sweet
Than any other voice you know,
Go slow, my friend, go slow !;
For brightest eyes have oft betray-
ed,
And sweetest voice of youth and
maid
The very fal>est things have said,
Aud thereby wrought a deal of woe
Go slow, NY freud, 20 slow.
When you to greed for money yield,
And long the mighty pow'r TO WELD
That always found IN golden field,
With senseiess polnp and pride and
show,
Go slow, my friend, 90 slow
For thousands, tempted by the glare
OF wealth, have fallen in the snare
Set for the thief. And now despair,
Regret and shame have brought them
low
Go slow, my friend, 90 slow. >
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1881-03-10

GRAY HAIR, are HoDorable but their
premature appearance - annoying.
Parker's Hair Baissm IS popular Tor
cleanliness and promptly restoring The
Youthful color.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1881-03-10
Go slow, my friend, 90 slow.

A FALSE STATEMENT CORRECTED
North Carolina is under obligations to
Hon. +. + Finley, of Ohio. On the
18th ult., 10 his place IN the House o.
of Representatives he spoke IN defence
of the South, against me malignant ac
cusations of her Northern enemies. Tie
quoted from the Cincinnati Coamercaai,
of December Goth, an article IN whici,
the State authorities OF North Carolina
are accused of discharging from the
position of Superintendent OF the Deaf.
Cumb and Blind Institute. Mrs. Helen
Champbell, and for the reason that She
had, IN a private letter, spoken OF the
Fools Errand' as giving IA correct
picture of Southern life TO ascertain
the correctness Of this charge, MIR.
Finley requested Hon Joseph J Davis
to write TO Governor Jarvis for a true
statement Of facts This vas done and
the reply Of that official, which is pub
lished in the Records, shows that Mrs.
Campbell was never superintendent OF
the Asylum, but was employed to give
lessons there in cooking, in which posi-
ton she gave satisfaction to her employ
ers. At the end of the term in June
she went North, with the understand
ing that she was to return In October
and resume her instructions La the
meantime finding her health too poor
to resume her place she asked To be
excused from DON -. an tie Jr0Uad
of I'll heuith, she was excused, an there
the matter ended. -Fayetteviite Err
anintr.
The facts about Mrs. Campbell were
| fully set forth in the Farmer and Ne
| chantc at.the time. We were blamed
for saying anything about it; bnt thai
is the fault of the South. We al ow al
sorts of lies to go uncontradlcttd ano
then we express great surprise that The
world is ''prejudiced'' against us.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1881-03-10

For impurities of the blood, indigestion, -
pepsia and diphtheric affections, nothing equals
the seven Springs Iron and Alum Ma-s, which II
made from the pure mineral waters. 1t II also
highly recommended al a remedy for sick head
ache, which so frequently arises from a diSordered
stomach. 1t il made by Landrum & LitcAh"ld,
Abingdon, Va. If your Druggist docs not keep
it, enclose one dollar to their address and they
viii forward a bottle promptly ~ mail.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1881-03-10

FRANKLINrON NoTEs.-February -.
learn that a little colJred child,
living in this place, vas very badly
burned this evening about 6 O'Clock.
The mother left the child with no U
10 watch it, and on her returning home
found it enveloped In flames There
was quite a party at the residence OF
Mrs. j. A. Persons, about ) miles from
here. last evening. The bellies and
beaux we're numerous; the music
splendid the dancing good, aud the
upper elegant. Mrs. L. A. Win
ston and sister, Miss Ballinger. who
have been visiting relatives IN this
place left for their home in Green's
boro this morning j.. +.
Malone writes NO one of the
transmutable wrongs, physical OIL men
tai, is more certainly passed OF to those
yet unborn than the wrongs which are
inflicted by alcohol. We, therefore,
who live TO reform the present age IN
this respect, are stretching forth our
powers to the next, to purity 1t, to
beautify it, and to lead it towards that
mlllenial happiness and b!essedness
which in the f~ullness Of time shall visit
even the earth, making it under an ln-
| crea7ing light of knowledge, a garden OF
human delight, a paradise regalned. =
| Ioui-burp Times.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1881-03-10

!" q. Upchurch, city, april -, 81 loo; NJ.
W l. saunders, city, 2t0. i J UartIu,r. Hos,
N Ills, Aug %, 81; q " Woodward. Durham
sept -, -, z; + fasnacr, Dec4, 81. 2; Mrs L !
Sau' ders, chapel I'm, FeD II, t~f. ~ II EaF
Wei, Manson, 2; Col ) Med Tate. VI ,-g rtaI. =
March 3, 50; Richmond Pear-pI. Asne>I.s
March 8, 81; A } Hest"r, April II '.5: l. = ~
falson, Harrisburg, >, Dee /, 81; CN Byutun
Pittsboro, /, Sept <, ~.
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WEEKLY MARKET REPORT,

go Corrected every "Wednesday morning
therefore showing the state Of the markets o.
the previous day, TUESDAY.
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Stanton, Morch 3.-A freight train
on the Chesapeake 4 Ohio Railroad
coliided with IA material train near Cald,
we'll station. The two engineers and
TWO firemen were killed, and DR.. Cald-
well, of the White Sulpher Springs.
Va. was also killed. The cars piled
up four feet deep, blockading the road.
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Coop We think that Nash county
Is entitled 10 tho prize fer tie finest
yield IN cotton to the acre. thus 'ar r,
port. | w Bass Esq. Of Nash. inform
Ell Us this week, that he made on -
acre # land 81 bales Of cotton. I j.
not Wunte.
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Eugene Bunch, Moro, Lee county
AK wi-he, Information ofthc dr>ccu
dtnts ~ Edwin Buuch, 81 Wake county.
y. {. Also Of Samuel Bunch. family.
formerly IF Montgomery, Ala,
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DURHAM ITRMs.-From the Tobacco
Plant: The many friends of Hon. John
VI. Morine will be glad to learn that he
will make Durham his home IN the fu-
ture. MIR. A. III Stokes will in a
few days the erection OF two
brick buildings, one hundred and seven
ty feet long, extending FROM Main 10
Clay street. -There are SIX large
flags floating from tall poles in honor OF
the victory achieved by the friends OF
Durham county. far "a we are
able to ascertain there are nine-teLths
Of the voters in the new territory who
will vote to establish the county. "
The people in the new county owe a
debt of gratitude to Hon. John Moring,
c. B. Green, Esq, Col. w. T. Black
well, Jas. K. Blacknall, Esq. and Col
1. e. Fuller for their untiring zeal and
energy to secure the passage OF the
Durham county bill. They have spent
nearly two months in Raleigh working
night and day for the new county. -
K. A. Cook. and Jordan Grissom. the
latter Of University Station. are dead.
Three colored members OF the
Legislature spent Sunday in Durham
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Ch,co1o. March 3.-Another very

Chtcago, March 3.-Another very
severe snow storm is prevailing through
out the entire Northwest. At this point
it is the severest experienced this win
ter. The wind is very high and the
snow drifts heavily as it falls. In
Winconsin. Iowa and Illinois, where
the railroads have not recovered from
the storm Of Saturday and Sunduy, it
is feared the present snow will interdict
travel for a week. There is a moss
hopeless blockade of traffic 10 this city,
and incoming trains this morning were
delayed from seven to eight hours.
The Chicago, Milwaukee & Paul Rail,
road has been obliged to abandon all its
trains on the roadside.
Ndnnpkee, Morch 3.-All the trains
and stock cars have stopped running
and business is at a stand still. 1t wall
require a weeks time to open the rall-
roads in this State.
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VIII keep tho best luaIty aui the greatest "a
riety. and thus save you the trouble Of sending
to Il distance Tor what you want.
Mar SGT.
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GOODS SENT TO ANY PART or the STATE.

viii Sell DO goods above Manuiac-
turcr~ Prices.
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q - .la week. ST. a day at home easiIy made.
~ 1 Costly OUTFIT free. AItiress True q
Co. AuRuSt4. Maine. MaT . ~,
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ID | T. II

Obituary aofir,s. bcgynd a. DATE. Nasy and ig-
aust 3, ,aii fOr a. Ia rate eftss cents u iins.
Eh-wnrth-A ;, Capt David &. Eaton
aged 20 year, aud Il dat,.
April II. C,pt. Peter MAJ all, aged -
year and months
April :, Nancy B daughter VI John y.
and lydia VI. Mitchell, aged 10 years, mos.
and 10 days.
No Ellsworth March .. Mr. Rufus Glenn
en'. aged - years. . months.
Bluehlil-Aprll Q, Mr.. Hrwey MARI, agcd
~ years.
Eien-A pril p Mrs. Lydi, T., wife Of
Thoma, 4. Emery. aged about ~ Year..
Brook-viile-Aprii 9. Mr.. John Z. snow,
sged - year ana ) month.
BrooAlin-April |. Mr. Daniel Bab-on, aged
- year..
Der I,le-Aprl g, Mr.. ". VI. V. b. Green,
AGED II years. - day,.
Oriani-M rch y, Mr.. Loui-a r. ROBBERS,
aged "a years, months and > days.
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Sup. Jud. Court April Term 1881.
OFFICERS OF HE COUNT.


OFFICERS OF THE COURT.
JoHS 4 PETERS Ldce. Presiding.
H.B. SAUNDERS. Clerk.
Gro. NJ. WARREN. County Attorney.
Ar. DrvrKFrx. Sheriff
ID. PrIsVFR. Stenosrapher.
- -
BhcN, Edward + brennan bu'ASPor''
biaisaeli; Eoen' ffalSilh.
lsthpDe'l. AMBROSE Eik"ot'n'
- rL : ce,,il-t
Gooyiu.. Manson. Iamoine.
Uerr,,k Ku6,. " Ryook i'm
Iou.ton. John NJ. Bueksport
love- Ro1rick NJ Castine.
Innrs Samuel Brooksyille
Judk;rs ToSenb & beer Isle.
leach Washington l.. Penobseot.
Nnrri>nn Eben r. Ellsworth
Power. lanes :. fremont.
Richard. simeon II Eden.
Starr Jobn r. Orland
S,n,,r pc,,,;us y nluehiU
Witham. +. W, SurrN.
FIRST TRAVERSE JURORS.
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Grateful Women.

None receive so much benefit. and none
are so profoundly grateful and show such an
interest in recommending Hop Bitters a.
women. 1t is the only remedy peculiarly
ad apted to the many ills the sex : almost
universally subject to. Chills and fever, IN
digestion or deranged liver, constant or pc
riodieal sick headaches, weakness in the
back or kidneys, pain in the shoulders and
different parts of the body. a feeling Of las
situde and dependency, are all readily re-
moved BY these Bitters.-ColraRt.
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--a tAprrs.. A-s.-a. q >-.n4
F-.hs. -
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sch I.4lpH ''rA-i- ,.Et8I T-r.Aaj
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- ~aus4el I,ssl-. Mo-. boston
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MpnIA,. Apr. 40
~eH Panama Fl-.rttn E..'9r
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North - dig " irL

One Of the largest crews that ever met
at the parsonage came together short time
since, and cut up the ministers supply OF
frewood. \ good lot Of wood had been
hauled, the people exhibiting their accus-
toned iberality; the ladies furnished the
dinner and supper, and all had pleasant,
social time. with music in the evening.
Quite number OF the community met at
the house Of Mr.. Pickering Eaton. subse-
quently, and cut up his supply OF firewood.
The old gentleman has been unable to do
much work since his severe sickness of one
year ago. and this friendly act on the part Of
his neighbors was appreciated
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C. c. Burrill is Agent and Attorney for
the oldest. largest and best Insurance Com
panies Of this Country and England. and his
rates are a. low As al any other Agency. A
partial lis; Of Companies represented are
the .ftna and Phgnix. Of Hartford Home
and Hanover Of New York, Liverpool and
London and Globe, Imperial and Northern
If England. and Springfield Fire and Ma
rine OF Mass, which Companies are admit
led TO be the mos, reliable. BY al who have
examined the standing Of the various Com
panies. Give him a call and see for your
self before insuring elseH here. His office j
On State street, with Hancock Co.. Savings
Bank. and over "Aiken's store" 4iu.