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The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1881-12-15

North Carolina has recently suffered
the loss Of four Or FIVE of her most ey-
perienced aud useful journalists. To
Nessrs. Yates, Cameron, Spelman,
Hale, Fulshum, Clarke. Ct al. must now
be added one who, though young IN
years. aud good looking enough TO pass
for a bachelor when distant from his
native heath. stood second TO none Of
the list in talents. industry, gay versa
tility, and fraternal courtesy. We refer
to friend DoSser Battle, ofTarboro. who
has sold his interest In the .Souiheracr
to Mr.. Frank Powell. and will now give
70 his frs love" the Law, that atten-
ton hitherto divided with the Press
Our best wishe s-1J UtederSchea =
TIL you come back.
Cordial greetings to Mr.. Powell He
takes the helm Of a gallant craft. well
named, and well esteemed IN Eastern
waters.
Mr.. David VI. Vance, sometime
attached TO the Charlotte OJSerrer, has
gone to Washington for the winter.
A. H. Dowell's daily Chronicle Is
to appear on the 10Th OF January. It,
name will not commend it to the South
ern people, who have been SO often bit
terly slanlered by papers Of that title.
Col. John ". Forney died last week.
and as hi. last year was devoted to n
doing the foul impressions his Chronicle
calunnies had engendered against the
Southern people throughout the world,
we will forbear to p~articularlZe.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1881-12-15

\ NORTHERN NORTH CAROLINA
We have 80 often comp aimed of the
Public school features of our State that
it Is comforting to find a portion of the
North nearly rs bal! Here are some
extracts from a Canada paper: Gases OF
criminal assaults by teachers on female
pupils have been recently reported in
the counties of York, Oxford, and
Northumberland. We hope that suci,
teachers will be ANONYMOUSLY expelled
from the profession.
Mr.. Craig, Public School inspector.
asked a class of young hopetuls at school
section 9. Eramosa how long President
Arthur would rule, and was answered
-''Till he's shot"
MIR. I. NJ. BowcrMan, Of Bracebrilgc
has been commlttcd for trial at the mex
asslzes FOR a cowardly attak with ,
heavy w~aikingstick on Mr.. NELLY,
schoolnaster of that place, for admin
lstering a little correction to Maste,
Bowerman.
Considerable excitement exists al
Sutton Flats, Que, about the cmrloy.
ment. by the school manager, of a teach.
er at $40 a month, while another cou,d
have been secured at sI1 IA month. The
~ratepayers are Indignant at the extray.
agance OF the manager, and at a meetius
called by the commissioners a vote wa,
passed by an overwhelming majority no,
to assent to the act of the manager
Next morning the windows of th,
school house we've found smashed. m,
other damage done, a. a protest ~againsr
the extravaganza of the manager in en-
gaglng a teacher at $40 a year.
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MARION LAMP POST lrEMs.-The furn.
iture factory at Old Fort, which was
sold the lst Monday in this month we
understand was bought by Maj. j. w.
Wilson aud Others Of Morganton, who
C 'ntempiate moving it to Norgantou
md running it on an e~xtensi,e scale -
3 Trivet 4 Son are bringing in the wal
nut logs s me SO large that four yoke, OF
OK, n are n C S try to draw one ten foot
log. We learn one tree near Old Fort
oned by Mr. Davidson brought $56.-
A Boston company have recently bought
the Grayson property in Golden Valley
and will begin operation soon, thi,
mine has been worked during the sum
mer by a northern company under the
ma agements = G.. e. Smart and has
proven to be a cool yielling mine -
CT. Ioungs new Touring Mill is lust
completed, and is said to be the finest
mill IN the county, giving IS lbs ofhour
to the bushel of VII at. -Mr. An.
thony Forester, recently from England,
ha. paid "a second visit to our place and
i, so we'll pleased with our climate and
country that he has bought a farm neal
town and will soon bring his family,
now s%ojourning in Raleigh, and make
this their future home.
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Word of Warning from Warren

The following was written as Il private
letter; but when a private word points
a public moral, the Press can use it to
advantage:
MANSON, Dec. 10.
| had hoped to see you at the State
Fair. | called at your office, but you
were absent. | assisted Col. Polk as
superintendent of Department Il"
Mr.. N. was booked as Dtrector. of the
Dept. but did not put in an appearance
during the Fair; so ! had to do his
part as well as mine. Now the citizens
of Raleigh should take more interest in
the State Fair than they do. If they
do not show more public spirit in such
things think they will come to regret
Our club, the "Montpelier," is still
in good working condition. | think it
has been of great advantage not only to
the members but to the whole cOmmu-
nifty.
Mrs. Cornelia A. Bullock died at my
house on Tuesday morning, the 9th,
aged SO. She was a noble hearted,
self sacrificing, christian woman. Many
a Confederate soldier will remember her
kindness and charity during the war.
She has spent her life and means in be
slowing charity and comfort to others,
never seemed to care for self.
w. w. w.
The State has lost too alany of these
noble hearted women of late women
who sustained the starry flag of the
South by assisting, comforting, and
supporting the sires and sons who
lought.-Ep. f. & NJ.
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w. +. w ilildIn >UJ- 20 tue dtoOlo
office.
-.Judge Fowle AMI Geo. II Snow
E,a. have formed Law Partnership.
Gov. Jarvis has published a long
argument in answer to the Chatham
county meeting, and i'll defence OF his
course.
The Olsen er learns of the burning
Of Whites tobacco factory at Mechanics
! vile, and that Messrs. Julius Lewis q
Co., will erect a large store next 70 the
Briggs Building.
j. NJ. TAYLOR, of RuthcrtJrl, on
the Eastern slope Of the Blue RIDGE
sent the Banner an $! pound sweet ~
.ato. Eastern Carolina need. to look
to her l%aurels.
Married in Raleigh, al s a. IN. this
morning, Ir. Hubert Haywood aud
Miss Emma Bembrv attended BY hosts
of friends. Miss De Mile. Miss Laylue
Haywood, Miss Matte Fowle. Miss
Ro.abelle Englehard, Miss Annie Black
well. Mss Loula Tucker, aud Miss Sal
lie Garter. were the merry Bridal Ring.
Professors r. J Il w. ID. iiorner.
If Henderson, have a fourth hing school.
with three Communications VIZ
Thorough qualifications FIR t'lching;
80 healthy. wi4e-lvale io1,inl c,s;lv
rcaehci bv railroad arl telegraph ::
chea9nas- 81 boarding. c'orh'r". and
tuition. See cli1 in centre columns.
The New York OJSercer gives this
specimen Of the begging letters that
are now coming up from the South
Goa October IS 1881
Rev A G IIagond d.ir brother will
YOU pleas rite to Mr. Seenv and git me
forti dollars i am atil;kted with bi.e>
rumatiz and cant do no work made too
balls cotton but it takes it all to by lnl
proviSns if Mr.. eeeny will give mr
twenty dollars now i vii wait on HIM
for the balance till krismss. VI. BIO
Their in the gospl"
According to the L. 5. Census re-
port. North Carolina raises col, on
in eighty-fve out of ninety six counties.
Wake has 50, 9lo acres in the tieecy
staple, and produces 80, l15 baies or an
average of halt Il bale to the acre.
E~dgecombe comes next with 3l,SSO
acres, and %. $50 bales. Meckleuburg
follows with 4l,243 acres; ~, l29 bales.
Halifax 43,2oo acres; 1864 bales.
Johnston -. 1913 acres; Is, l5l bales.
Pitt 81, IA acres, IA $40 bales; the big
gest average per acre in the State.
Wayne 32, lob acres; IA 55S bales.
Northampton SO, 2l9 acres; IS 6lt bales.
Wilson 23, 100 acres; 1909 bales.
Richmond %, 1873 acres; 1880 bales.
Nash %, 16S, acres; l2,561 bales.
Franklin 80 pa acres; IL, 1888 bales.
Arson 1926 acres; 1857 bale-.
Union %, e9O acres; $3.50 bales.
The whole State has S93, so acres in
and produces $50, 59S bales, or
average Of IA per cent of a bale per
acre. In this she ~excells Arkansas 5S
81; Kentucky 81 Mis-
and Tennessee 46 !; and several
States But is beaten by South
Cardinal 3sl; Texas I37l; Georgia 1911;
Alabama so; Florida l22l.
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Hasty Notes..

Col. / ID. Wither.poon, OF York
Vile, beat Mr j. j. Hemphill, Of Clles.
ter, for the Judgeship TO which /. j.
Macley was not reelected.
Judge Rodman lost an uninsured
81, 900 cotton gin in Beaufort county
the other day.
The Wilmington RecietC says
Capt. Shotwell, of the Farmer ana
Mechanic, is = good friend to our city,
and has on more than one occasion
checred Us with kindly words
Yes, and should be glad TO do more.
We believe in the 'Nprth Carolina
system but We wish to see Il double
entry" system. Wilmington is not only
Il North Carolina port. but also in age
in character, population, ami facilities,
is second to none in the State. The
sprouts of our Historical tree arose
from the Cape Fear and the
Nsuse ; AMI the volume Of our States
should be divided between
them.
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CoNGkEss.-Thanks to Sena

CONGRESS-. Thanks to Senator
Vance, aud Representative Vance, for
copies Of the Rrcord of their Houses.
We should be pleased ~ have the Rec
ord regularly FROM some one Or other of
our friends IN both Houses, as our read
ers desire to hear of any action taken BY
their Representatives. BY the by, Gen
Scales, who was noted last week as alb
sent at the organization, took his seat
later. The following are the city ad-
dresses of the y. e. members:-Gen
w. Il. Cox at the Riggs House Mai
John w Shackleford and Col. r. F.
Armield, at the National, Mai. G..
Dowd and Gen. II. b vance, and Mai
Lewis G. Latham, at the Metr opolitan ;
Orlando Hubbs at fremont House
Senator Ransom is at the Metropolitan.
Gen. Il. b. Vance is on the select
committee on the death of President
Garfield. He has also introduced the
following and had them referred to the
Committee on Claims: Papers relating
to the claims of Mrs. Verina S. II
Chapman Col. John A. Fagg, of Bun
combe Il. l. McConnaghey. of Burke:
and several others. Senator Vance had
the paper, of Capt. ii. ID. Coley, O
Wake; j. +. Moore, of lrcdell; G. NJ
Woodruff, OF Wilkes, and others, re
ferred to Committee on Claims.
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DEATHS. In Goldsboro, Richard,
widely known as Dick Gregory, the
hoteI-man." He probably knew more
men than any citizen of the State, ex-
cept Gov. Vance, and possibly DR..
Blacknall. Mean HillSboro, Mr.. JOS.
Anderson. in Halifax, Nov. IS,
Mrs. Edward L. Clarke. An obituary,
in another paper, speaks of her as a
model Of young womanhood, and moth
erly, wifely, Christianly, qualities. -
At Charlotte, Miss Fanny Long, sister
in law Of Gen. Rufus Barringer .-
In Spartanburg, Decatur |. Twitty, an
Cd citizen, formerly ofRutherford. -
Near Franklinton. Nov. 4th, Matte
Bell, aged IA months, only daughter OF
VIM NJ. and Jennie f. McGehee. -
IT. Y anklin, Nov. Is, Solomon Waller
agel 7S.--Robert +. Elliott fell
dead in the street. of Oxford.
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Wadesboro Times: Mr.. William Car
penter, who was waylaid and so fearful
ly beaten up a few days since, is dead.
Daniel Gould. COL, one of the supposed
assailants, is now in Jail to await his
trial. His accessories have not yet been
overhauled.---There is now at the
home OF Mrs. NJ. A. Polk, Of Polkton,
an old silver watch nearly three hundred
years old, originally owned by her great
grandfather, Jas B. Warne, of Vir-
GINA. He died in 1888, and it was left
TO Rev. Jas. A. Warne, Of Philadel-
phia, who wore it till his death last
January, when it was left to a little tar
heel grand nephew, in a good state of
preservation.
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The TITLE OF THE w. n. G. r. r

TIE TITLE OF THE w. \. c. r. r. -
4 bill in equity has been filed with Mr..
r. X. P O.borns clerk ia tins CITY OF
the United States District Court. by
Judge Scbenck, attorney for the as.o-
ciat-d railways of Virginia and the
Carolinas, against the county commits
sloners and sheriffs Of Burke, Mcdowell
aud Bunconbe counties the Western
North Carolina Railroad. d. A. jenkins.
trustee, Thos. j. Jarvis, j. NJ. Worth
aud w. P. Roberts. Notices have a,so
been served that a motion will be made
on Thursday acxt III the Eaited States
District Court for al injuactieD against
the collection Of State and tyt Z
from the Western North Carolina Rail.
road.
The object of the bill and the in
junction IL, as far AS can be gathered
to prevent the collection Of State and
county taxes from the road. The county
authorities Of Burke, Mcdowell and
Buncombe having, it is learned. made
a demand for the taxes which was re-
fssed, took legal steps towards colloc-
tiop. They have, it is said, applied for
q receiver for the road. The bill in
equity sets forth the claim that the
title Of the Western North Carolina
Railroad IS still in the State not baving
ct passed to the road by the fulfllmest
OF the conditions of the contract
Charlotte Observer.
Later.-The court, Judge SEYMOUR
refused to grant the pea for Receiver.
tNn3nn 1rI,i-o.. HAHN
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Social NoTEs.-Raleigh is begin
mig to feel the ground -svell Of the
comm. jellyd.y season. The streets
are throsged, and there is u nightly
Ring Ground and ro,y! afthe Relies.
Monday evening at Henry Hall the
young men gave 4 German in honor of
several young ladies visiting th- cIty
To night IN entertainment will ts given
1t the Marlborough House, by Ms. Dr..
Blacknall 10 compliment t" >Iis. Flor
encs Guernsey and other friends. frsm
New jersey. We make our regrets at
NOT being able to join in the doubtless
highly enjoyable occasion. Tomorrow
Thursday evening, 4 dancing party
will be given by Mrs, and Mr.. William
Grimes. A Festival will occu, at Metro
politan Hall tonight and
night. OHs at Tucker hall on Tues
day night, and others to follow.
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Casta|ia Property
FOR SALE

The subscribers, intending t. uey.
FOR sale AN improved farm containing "
residence IN town, : rooms and ever,
ou' not's' IL ne centre 81 town, corner Bud .s.
Tor Sl5oi n very large bsck-ruita .h,, r-t
SIX - good water AZ any ia tho Stat. ~
spring III every neld. Is acres ia sr.
rock foundation mall scat and cl..r rur-.
Streams All 'hrough It, Price $500; Asif CO
balance II months : per cent. interest -.
town lot, } acre-, two story house, ) Poem. -.
all necessary out houses. Price ALSO e.
NOR. lo's at 5000 each. from : 10 3 rooms. a..
would sell n part If the Rich Nrrk pI.ufs+.
+Hn or GOO acres, two hundred c#carpt And f....
balance heavily tiInber.d. Price ~ Ter A-rr r..
pr &c of above Is not tSo-thIris it, ain, A..
chance | r All -uterprislug man. .sur tr.r
rapidly I'M l'IoNIIK, 5 storv- aad each -h.-.
aiA the hammer and stc.u whistle n h,.st
lay THIS 10 a good place TO sell good. AL.
Sooi cotton farm. For further p-It,4As. cal.
on, or ad.tTtsr.
JOHN A. AItHI~uN \ Gt
Csrtalia, y. e..
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Durham Plant: On yesterday an acre
OF land half mile from the corporate
limits as sold for S342. Durham prop
erty is increasing in value all the time.
oh Saturday last West Rick,
who Ii eg tws miles this side Of Cedar
Fork church, lost his barn, stables and
three horses by fire. -Deputy Col
leetor Jas. B. Mason, accompanied by
Deputy Marshal Barbee and CASTOR w.
Ward, were out on New Hopein Orange
last Tuesday, and seized a distillery.
There were two stills and the entire
operation was carried on UNDERGROUND.
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Mr.. John ColWell, an old and we'll
known citizen OF Sampson county
whore he was born and raised, died or
Thursday, the oath ult., at the rssidsnc,
OF his ssa, A. .. ColwelI, Esq, in
DuI!iu county. The deceased wasabou,
- years Of age; had been for mas,
years 40 invalid from chronic rhsuna
tisn. and had been fer Il quarter of ,
century a consistent member of the
Baptist Church.
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So ALMOST CONE.

Do not neglect-Two things most
desirable in Life Insurance.. First, the
certainty of protection to a mans family
in a case of his early death; and second,
the certainty of profit t. himself if he
lives to old age. These are combined in
the liberal and attractive plans furnish
ed by the old Etna. W. II. CROW,
Manager for North Carolina and part of
Virginia, more than sixteen years.
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WEDDINGs.-At the residence of
Mr.. samuel Wall, ST., of Stokes coun-
", MIR j. Robert Blackwell to Miss
Sallie Gladstou.--On Wednesday
evening, 4th inst, by Rev. DR.. Wilson,
SIR. Tyre G.. Glenn, of ~Statesville, to
Mss Kate Gregory. eldest daughter OF
Capt. George II. Gregory. of Greens
boro. -On Dec lst, Mr.. Calvin Don
,eIi to Miss Jalie Caldwell. MIR. &.
VI. b, I'd and Miss Virginia III. Byrd,o
Bunn's Level, ION a little run away
net in Ellington on the 18th, and the
twain were made one," Rev. VIM.
Rrunt oficiat1g The second Lieuten
1T being w. II. Kivett and Miss Ellen
Stewart; n. L.. Jones and Miss Lilly
Allen; II. NJ. Allen and Miss Fannie
Byrd.-These III nm together
very naturally. Welded at the resi-
fence Of S. Wellington, of Poplar
Tent, by Rev. y. Summerel, Miss
Frances Bigham, of S~pringsviIle, and
Mr.. Francis Boast, of China Grove
Near Oxford, at the residence Of Mr.
+. II. Hicks, Wednesday, Dec. 9th,
1881, by Rev. NJ. H. Vaughan, Mr.. III.
II. Burwell, Jr., of Vance county and
Miss Sophie Hicks, of Granville.
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T. J. & w. d. HORNETS Classi-
cal, Mathematical and Commercial
School, Henderson, Vance Co.. \. C.
The Spring Session Of this School, open,
the End Monday in January next. The
price Of board and tuition is 800 pei
session of twenty weeks. The princi
pals solicit correspondence.
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A few daysago IA large meteoric .ton,
which seemed to come from q noin, ~
the Hantler directly over the noun
talns on the Savoyed side of the Laste
fell with a tremendous report in
In the market place Of Vevay, in Swift
erland. 1t was sufficiently large to have
crushed any house upon which it might
have chaEoed q allght.
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R,cigh frrs- Oserrer: The Grand
Lodge elected j. ii. Mills Superinten
dent Of the Orphan Asylum, and the
following Grand officers ii. +. Grain
ger, ofGoldsboro, Grand Master; Robert
Bingham, of MebanesviIle, Senior
Grand Warden; G. II. Robinson, of
Wilmington, Junior, Grand Warden :;
VIM. f. Anderson, Of Raleigh, Grand
Treasurer: Donald w. Balm, ofRaleigh.
Grand Secretary.-From an article
elsewhere printed we gather that Mr..
Best expects to go ahead with his road,
and that Governor Vance is hopeful that
the Midland will in the end control the
Western North Carolina, and make it
a part of a through line from Beaufort
to Paint Rock. - little daughter
of Mr.. John Doyle, who lives near
Riley's Y Roads, Wake county, was
burned to death on Monday last. The
parents had locked two of the children
in the house and gone away.
learn that the. University Railroad will
be completed to within two miles Of
Chapel Hill by next week, and as
as soon as completed Col. Andrews will
put on a train to run direct from this
point near Chapel Hill to Raleigh, ar
irving here every morning and returning
evening.
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notice..

On Monday, Dec. -, 1851, at the residence u
Mrs. n. hcDafe's, ! shall sell a. public auc'lDI,
al the personal property OF W. T. Safer fec' ga
ed.
The property will consist Of two Steam EngIues'
two & ton Gins, one Cotton Prepst -ns 5a%
Mill and one Horse; all in good order. Most OF
the Machinery il new.
Terms made known Oh day Of sale.
l.. T. BUCHANAN, Admir-
3 r. Montague, Durham, \. G.
Attorney, Raleigh, y, G. El5-t.
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Jn\ES E. DnWETJ WLol.oL

JONES & POWELL, Wholesale
Dealers in Meal, Flour. Mill-Feed,
Grain and Forage, Coal, Wood, Lum-
Der. shingles. Laths, Printing and
Wrapping Paper, Al Fay etteville Street,
and Ienlra' Depot. Raleigh, N. c..
VIII sell Staple Goods on commission
at small Charge.
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To ANY ONE ENGAGED In, Oh Ex-
pecting to invest in, the enterprise Of
manufacturing shoes. we will sell a com
plete lot of machinery cheap. for cash,
or shoes, or on time to suit the custo-
mers. Address, ScorT l. Co., Me-
GAINESVILLE, N. T..
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il, indeed. likely to be the kidor-
ado OF traders. a. for a time It va
thought 10 be Dir. Joseph Thomson
in the course Of his recent journey, s."
nothing worthy OF the attention OF Eu
repesn capitalists, and in spite OF he
inflated accounts of NJ. Stanley, Dr.
'Gouldsbury, Administratsr of the tam
bia, in the report OF his exploration n
TO the interior Of that colony, just issu-
cd, aHrns most positively that any
hope based on that fiction Of the future
TO wit, the event Of Africa becoming
Enpland's mart for manufactured
goods" i, certain 10 end ia dissppoint-
nent.
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GOldsb0r0 Institute for
YOUNG LADIES.
Homo School in North Carolina.

KEW. DIR K. TT. CHAPMAN. D
MRS. V. =. NJ. Gu APMAN,
This School rc-opens I'D. w. 18th
Sept. 1881.
No school in the Sta'e offers superior
educational advantages. Airy dormi-
tories excellent fare most reasou-
able terms. instruction in Language,
instrumental Musick, and voice cnl>
tire, fully up to the requirements II
the lxrg'st city schools Prof. de l..
roix, OF Paris, the Musical Director,
u highly endorsed by the "American
and Foreign Teachers Agency New
York Cry"
Apply for circulars, to "kev. Or.
Chapman, "Goldsboro, Wayne Co,
N. c.
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BRS. CRAWFORD l. EvlRIrr

DENTISTS.
One Of Dr. J IL Crawford OVER
Bransou's Store.
Othce OF DR.. ID. r. Eycritt over Tn.,.
ers Store.
All operations performed ut as..ufat ...
and price. as low as Any operator IL III. us,
till aul-s1.
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Lands for Sale.

Timbered. Turrentine, Farming,
Coal, Iron, and otaer mineral lands for
sale in Chatham and Moore. Call on
or address JNO. W. SCOTT.
janl s2l Sandford, \. {.
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brownsville Female COLLEGE.

- ease mention the Farmer ALa A.,
shen .Om wrltu or rpnah u AlAnriL.nA
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1881-12-15

Coffee drinkers should read the ad-
yertisement in another column headed
Good Coffee.
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A full line of furniture-tine, medium
and common. at lowest living rate.
Also a full line Of Burial material, Cot
tins. Ca,kets, Metallic Cases, &c, aud
he finest Hearse in the State, free 10
Dur patrons.
BARBER, JOHNSON 4 co.
Successors to ShoIar Wal leu ( e..
cor. Salisbury Il E@Iarpett ST..
Raleigh, \. {.
WAKE GorsTY, In the Probate c'af-
JOHN SEARS, Adm, Va. DELLA THOMPNjFs
and others. Special proceeding 70 -eIl the 4~al
OF John Bears to make arsets.
All proper parties having teen made IL 80
above cause, 4 VIII on Monday, DeceInbs- lst1t
1881, at IL III at the Court House ia EA.rlght ''u
Tor cash, at public outcry, that v.luabls house
and lot situated near Rocky Branch, On the A.
lum road, it being the residence Of the ate J"an
earl, Senior.
JOHN REARS, Adm.Of
uovl7-td. JOHN BEARe, DEED.
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