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The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1881-04-07
The Rosy Wine tina,
but not Inebria,N NEE


Mr.. +. j HE. who k,,r
he speaks, writes to the +
hrona'ner as follows: <'''s
New YORK, March ..
Among the few North
Nhom ] have seen since / a.,
Me.srs. Rose, of FaycttcyI.,
Of Lenolr, Thomas and e.
Rockingham, Keeth Of T
McNair OF Laurel Hi.
| am told that the tai IN ,l-
cotton since November ba.
teen 10 fl teen dollars a b,'n
ceipts have been enormou,- 4-
millions OF bales, half a nil
than last year,to the time. \
poets that the crop will >bn-,
a quarter millions of haIe,-
flu showing for a law and
people. as these yankt e.,
consider Southerners. am
that several other cotton
projected in. different rar,> ..
carolina. and hope the dav
Instant when all the coarse r.,,
will be made at the South
n our old friend writes. yau
your fingers at the Blaine, ana
and Conklings and lIoarS who
YOU.
10 the rather bitter c~ontravs,
going on between the total
men and the Rev DR.. Cro>by
vors a moderate use of beer s,g
wines, | am for the present
If the Rev. Doctor, aud ,hs.
tinuing so for a month or rw.,..
that Is, for SO long as a box a' a..
Scuppornong and other WINS. shat.
the same having been sent la fr.f
proprietor of the TokAy N!ugari'
Fayetteville, TO whom my rorlis|
are due ard rendered The h.r.'
beautifully shaped, remind us Oh.
form of a delicate and gracrtal
and labeled handsomely a. the .s.5-
men like TO be ami Tiled with mat.
to cheer mar : hearts, a. most
are, and all we're intended To be- r
are several varieties, tas also lbe-a
women, the Sweet Scupprrpon,
the Dry >cuppernonE, cal ed nry ,
pably because one gets dry for ana..
taste OF it, the Concord and No-.
Nirginla-the last being pronounce
good judges the Claret Of the wo-I4
When all are SO good il is not ea.g
discriminate but | do hope that G.
Green systematic formula aud ~
handling will take away from our a.
the reproach Of having no di>tipr- y.
md unitom haNer and fragrauce-, n.
proach proceeding from the yar,
Of modes heretofore adopted !.
.intners, every man fer himself and f.,
H!th any practical knowledge Of b.,
vine ought to be made. II wa>.
told, the opinion Of Professor Jack>.r
ot Boston, In a report to the L. $
Government Il few years ago. that n.
day WAS not far distant when Che Na.
pernong would lie acknowledged to .
he great wine grape of the world.
AN glad TO learn that Col. Gin,a b..
nearly a hund cd acres in vines. aia.
two thirds being of til" Scurp.-nsr
and It's step daughters, the Nl~.h aa
the Flowers, and the r,mainlcrin 9th,
approved varieties. May he i've
thousand years, As the Spauiaris ~.
10 see the whole OF that section of a.
State rival the vine clad mil, OF Fra.
md Germany, a. | have always b..t..
1t Will. Let me urge my tfIcu .,
eschew whisky, as | did long = aa
10 drink moderately OF Tokay WIN.
| am doing now"
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1881-04-07

A WONDERFUL SUCCESS. About as
strong a statement as could be made is
made elsewhere in the advertisement of
the EIg combe Cotton Planter; and no
one knowing the gentlemen owning the
Tarboro Agricultural Works (makers of
cotton plows, wagons, carts, etc would
ioubt the truth of their assertion; so
we mention it as a pleasing fact that
last year they sold all the cotton pan
teri they could make, and although Of
tering to refund the money to any pur-
chaser not satisfied, none were returned.
They have enlarged their works. and
are now charging their field. Write to
them, and mention the Farmer anil
Mechnnic.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1881-04-07

Messrs. Leak, Wall & McRae have
contracted with Capt. H. Beherns for
the erection Of their Cotton Mill at
Midway in this vicinity. The build
ing IS to be Of brick, so 10y rs feet in
the clear, and two stories high. The
informs US that be will com
mence making the brick in a few da1s
and expects to get the building com.
pleted by July.-Rockingham Spirit.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1881-04-07

DEATHs.-In Fayetteville Mr.. VIM.
Huske, and Mr.. Samuel L. Hawley
IN Raleigh, Mrs. w. J. Ander-
son. of Fayetteville, at the residence of
her son David Anderson. IN Sa
vannah, Geo. d., Son ofM. A Baker.
OF Fayetteville. IN Shoe Heel. Mr..
VIM. McRae. aged SO. - Laurin
burg, Mr.. Angus Leach, aged ell
In Rockingham county, Franklin D.,
infant son of Robert B. Glenn, orStokes
county. At Apex, March 3Oth.
Mrs. Martha A., widow of Rev. p. W.
Dowd.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1881-04-07

Iarboro Southernor.. Rocky Mount
has bought the land for the Edoe.
connie and Pitt County Agricultural
Fan. W b Paramour. who was
tried In Wilson last week for attemnt.
ing poison j. j. Laughinghouse's
well in Pitt, vamoused the rancho
When the jury returned a verdict of
guilty and his bond called for Sc, 900.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1881-04-07

Mr.. w. A. B rnes, of Baltimore
publishes 4 card of thanks in the
Raleigh Ne7cs Obserrer, praising DR.
}. w. Dunn for the timely aid he rem
dered to himself and a lady in the &C
cldent on the Western North Carolina
Friday. the 25th March. He saws
when the car turned over | became
wedged In between the seats. and was
In a yer, painful position and unable TO
get out until released by him. also
saw him .elease Mrs. Mcdowell from a
perllous situation and assist her from
the wreck. and. regardless of own in
Juries and the first law of nature self
preservation he was the last to climb
from the car
Mr.. Beecher revival came to an end
on Friday evening. 1t has been with
marked results, and is looked upon
as a failure.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1881-04-07


RELIGIOUS ITEMS. Rev. John s..
Watkins Preached in Norfolk on Sun
!Ay.-lle Durham Episcopa! church
IS about ready for dedication. Services
have been held in it Orange p e.
bytery at Chapel Hill last week We d.
nesday; Fayetteville Presbytery at Buff
talo church same day. - Raleigh
District Conference meets at Carey.
July l.-Re Dr.. T. III. Pritch
ard has again second time in six years
received a call to the first church of
Savannah, Ga. 1t will be a big tempta-
ton, as acceptance would bring more
salary, more case, more reputation.
But the Presidency of a growing college.
~ the most populous denomination of
the South, ought to afford a broader
held tor work, if SO be we may ex
press opinion.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1881-04-07

Cannon Wilberforce, who has been
travelling in Canada, will go to New
York on Wednesday where he will be
the guest OF Bishop Potter.
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Terms: $500 a year. Persons
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The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1881-04-07

1t is not corre,t tina Judge Eure does
o allow detsnds Mt. TO testify in their
own behalf.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1881-04-07

That boys OF lire. But his .,t,.e
sister wrote back very offended anu
asked him please not to write of sucl
pubiic matters on postal cards. En-
tlrely a brand new generation We are
raising up tor the next century.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1881-04-07

Mr.. +. j Hale. who kaar
he speaks, writes TO The
krdmUer as follows: '*'ia
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-08-19
Oar County Fair.

II Is not out OF place to again remind
eur readers that the Linn County Fair
will commence or the 27th Of Septem.
Der, and we hope NIL will endeavor 10
carry of one or more premiums. A.
has been pertluently said by another.
- tho Importance aud usefulness OF az
rieultural fairs has not been over.rated.
They have done more than any other
means TO awaken the desire for improve.
ment, 10 arouse ambition 10 excel and
to furnish tangible evidence that supe-
rior culture Will produce superior pro-
dncts From small beginnings those
farmers festivals have extended them
selves over great part OF our land,
and every year yies with It's predecess.
ors Ia the beauty, excellence and varl-
ety OF Its exhibitions. This IL WELL
but ambition should not stop here. The
farmer, the gardener the breeder,
should carry home with him something
more than his diploma and premium.
He should acquire In his experience the
power 10 carry his improvements TO n
still higher degree Of perfection. The
mere repetItion OF the same scene under
slightly varying circumstances wilt
soon tire. New elements must mingle
In the rivalry of any competition, and
fresh energy must be brought TO every
recent discovery aud improvement, or
we tread In the same beaten circle.
There Is no such thing AZ avoiding the
labor nessescary 10 arrange the expert.
ence OF others. so rs to appropriate Il 10
individual use. IL will not do To n.
semble year after year with the same
implements. same stock. the same mr.
ticlcs of manufacture. because In such
events We make no progress. We must
gather new IndVs'ries la this progres.
i've age.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-08-19
EEscIED Fisosl BATE.


The following statement of Wn J:
c.onghliu. Of SomerviIle, Mas. = - re-
rsarkable that We btg 10 ask for Il tbs ai-
iention or our readers. lie says Sin the
fall Of Is76 I was taken with vioien;
breeding of the lnnas, followed by se-
we're cough. soon began 10 lose my nesh
and appetite. WAS so weak at one time
that I could not leave my bed. In the
snmmer of 1877 l was admitted IN the 9ItY
Hospital. While there the doctor said
had a hole in nv left lung as big as ital< .
dollar. expended over hundred dollars
on doctors fand medicines ] was 80 far
gone at one time report went around
that 4 was dead. I gave up hops, bs,f =
friend told me Of DR. WM. HALLS BAL
SAM FOR THE LUNGS. ] laughed at
INV fricnds, thinking that my case was in
eurabse, but got q bottle 10 saiify thern,
when Ia my surprise and gratiacation, 4
began to feel better. My hope, oslre e.eakls
began 10 revive. and to-day feel iu r.tsi 81
spirits than have the past three yeafs-s
".i write this, hoping thar You will p.ih-
lish Il, SO that every one aililc.ed with dis
eaSed lungs will be induced In take Dr.
VIM. Halls Balsam for the Lungs, and at.
convinced that CONSU MPTION CAN BE
CURED. / haves taken two bottles aud
can positively say that Il has done more
good than all the other medicines have
taken since my sickness. My cough has
almost entirely disappeared aud shall
soon he able 60 20 TO work. soid oy
druggists.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-08-19

The following Albany folka bought tick
cts fer San Francisco on steamer "Colum
bia, which calls Sunday Mrs. Mari Brown
and Miss Etta Brown, N. Danm, s. +.
Young. 1. T.. Blain. Jas. Foster, Jr., Mas,
ter Edwin NJ. Price, aud more to hear from.
J. w. @. Cofran, Of Portland, Is now
making q tour of tho State establishing
agencies for the old Hartford Fire Insurance
Co. which Is now coming into Oregon for
tho first time. 10 was in Albany last
weck and made Stewart and Grey his agents
1t this point.
IL created considerable excitement on our
streets few days ago when our nifty dray.
man. Murray. tried and failed TO lift on hh
dray box about foot square. II was
however afterward ascertained that II con.
tanned window weights. and that took of
the cream of tho joke.
MIRA Mary Brown and grand. daughter.
Eta. will atart Tor ottumwa. Iowa to-day,
1T which place Mrs. Brown has daughter
living. II il quite long trip FOR q lady ~
old as she is, but several parties from this
city will 10 a. far as San Francisco ON
the same steamer. and she will be met some
where near Ogden by some Of her relatives.
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4 highway Hel,,,rry.

4 man n4lDed Lafayette Hafpoo.e, Who is
engaged ia training horses At the Fair
Grounds. came into town ons day last week
and got on a high old spree. While lie was
feeling rich as lord he emptisd several
HUNDRED dollars out cf bis purse on tie bar
at Jim HarTiss ssloon, showing It 70 every
one Ia the room. This excited Tie clYidity
OF some Of those present and he was 'dopsd
in a short time after in tse true sasak
thief s.,l-. Beginnirgto t. ieel toe eiiret y
the drug be started Tor tie Fair Grounds,
but getting sick he got OF his hOr.s and laid
do1sn 10 a fence corner just outside Of the
city. OF coarse l,e was followed and every
cent q he money taken from him. the
arsoul.t beieg according to his stors. sse9 80.
4 yoasg dead beat asd gambler giving liz
name a. ankeny vas arrested Tor the rob-
bery All after preliminary trial bsfsse
Justice Hayeh mas hound oser 70 awAit
action OF the grand pr. lis bail -
fxed az 800. Tot be could net eise ! "a
out making an assisnrsssut szd turnisg N
the amoant stolen. .s be plays eisseksss
with his nose at the chaslton Hoas<. It
seems still another man was eencerped IN
the robbery and tie officers are isow hert-
ing after him.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-08-19
A sslsaala Eassrs.la meat.

Sullivan's Mirror Of Ireland will appear
NJ the PC Hall on Friday and Saiur-
day eveings OF next week. IL will be a
FIRST class entertainment aud should be
woll patronIzed. One OF our exchanges
has this TO say oft:
The New Market Theatre opened last
night, with Dan Morris Sullivan'n Mirror
OF ireland, with full house. afr. SuIli-
van IL an artist ia his line. Josie Morris
sullivan, did exceedingly well, "a Nora
o'callagahn, her songs and dsnces being
first class. Mr.. Geo. r.. and Kiftie Moore,
in their characters OF the Old MAIDS, aud
Dir. Moore a. Simple Simon, did well.
Mr.. w. A. White, conducted the musical
part OF the programme, producing many
of the Irish Melodies, in q very appro-
pirate manner. The scanery which Mr.
Sullivan has brought with him. 10 mag.
nidcent 1t includes all Of the beautiful
scenery of Ireland, which is 40 much
heard Of from the pens OF various suthors.
No one should fall 10 soe this as Il IL the
only company oi the kind that ever visit.
ed the city.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-08-19

Hall Of 9slo Lodge No. 80. A. y. aad A. NJ
Scto. Aug. 9Th. 1881.
wherAs. Il has pleased Almighty God Ia
His infinite wisdom. 10 take from our midst
our worthy aud beloved Brother, wm. II.
Mcknight. after short but severe iIlnesn
We, the Brothers Of scio Lodge. No. 30.
A. =. aud A. ~. give expression Of sorrow
aud sympathy for the loss which tho Lodge
and family have sustained in the death Of a
true member. n loving father. anl an ea.
tsemsd friend of tho commonly 1t large
whose death 10 20 DO lAmented for. Aa.
other link l. broken. another chair Ia our
midst Is vacant. a loving Father IL called
away, therefore be IL
Resolved. That we ~,Il cherish the
memory Of our departed brother. aBd strive
tocultivato those Virtn-. h.en characterized
his life and death.
Resolved, Thst 40 deeply sympsthise
with his afflicted children AHi hid thrln
lean on the arm Vt Him. w'o tdies the ahi.
Yerse. and has promised to console aud e0u,-
fort those VA Hn4tow aud Afilirtiou.
Resolved. That c.spy OF these Rsssla.
tions be spread apoa the Record Book, Au
that copy be presented q the family OF the
deceaAed, and they he pablished in the STATE
RIoHn DEIOcRAT AZ Albany.0r
J. s. MILLEn.
J. C. Jonssos.
}. :. DAyis.
Committee.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-08-19

LnnAnos. Augusl. 10. lssl.

LEBANON. August, 1e, 1851.
Editors Democrat:
Judge b. y. 1;onham and family cam,
down from SodaviIle to-day on their way
ho.ne. They are stopping ct the new no
tel. The Judge reports - very pleasant
titno at tho Springs, and feels much rested
by the visit.
Mr. A. u. Briggs and lady also passed
through OH their way home.
The partnership composed OF j. NJ Rails
bon and j. q. Cowan, known as Ralston
q CO., has been mutually dissolved. Mr..
cowan has purchased Mr.. Ralst0n's inter
torost, and will continue the business. His
many fdendS will as heretofore find him
The same genial and accommodating mau.
Mr.. J. M. Ralston, the retiring partner, Is
= young man OF good business qualities,
and Of the strictest Int egifty. lie will not
engage Ia any business for some time, but
will eDJoya rest until he decides upon
some enterprise.
There has been over si2, 900 ex xpendod In
new buildings here during the summer.
besides improvement In other particulars.
IL will not be long II II keeps on improving
before II will become n city Of SONS inn
portance.
Tbere IL not vacant house In town, and
scarcely day passes but there Is some
inquiry for one.
The machinery for the warehouse has
boon contracted for, and will bo on hand
this week. Tho house II being rapidly
pushed 10 completion, and will be thor
oughly in order inside OF ten days. Great
credit II duo the building COMMITTEES, es-
pecially c. il. Raiston and w. Is. Donaca,
for tho manner In which they have con-
Quoted the building OF the warehouse, end
It's early completion.
We understand the Postoffics Depart
ment has decided To make change In
tho delivery OF the mail after the first OF
September. The contrast IN - bo lot to
the Narrow Gauge Company and new
route made. From reports this arrange
ment win meet with great III satisfaction
on the part OF the citizens aui business
men generally.
Mr.. c. Il. Montague aud wife took a
shoit Walt 10 tho mountains last week.
They report but few At the Upper Sodas,
but found an abundence cfraiD which had
n tendency 10 induce them 10 mako
shoIt visit.
Ex.Sheriff giee and Mr. Cochran near
Brownsville was In town day or two sgo.
They were much pleased with the appear
ance OF Lebanon aud while here concluded
10 store their gTain at this point ~ Il was
several miles pea ror them than other
points on tho standard railroad.
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but il you must have 1t. or if you are pay
Ing l2 per cent interest on money alread.
borrowed. il may interest yen TO know tha
Stewart and Grey are loaning for an Easter
firm at per cent interest. The only ss
curity taken Is improved farm property.
4 committee Is now going around gettinS
money subscribed toward fixing up our fail
grounds. They are meeting with very good
success. aud we are glad TO see Ii. oui
merchants took In great deal Of money ai
the laat fair. aud 1t would be good invest.
msnt for them TO donate few dollars tow
ards making tho fair success this year
The next session of the Agricultural Col
lege, at Corvallis, begins Sept |. 1881.
This county is entitled to six free scholar
ships. which can be had by applying to our
Senators H. Bilyeu. J. II. Smith and
-. b. Humphrey. The two latter are not
1T home much Of the time. and il would be
best 10 call on Senator Bilyeu.
Our old friend Drury Hodges. who lives
across the river from this city. was mad a
few days ago. While driving header one
Of the horses kicked him ON tho shin. hruis.
Ing his leg fearfully and cutting the flash to
tie bone. Dsury was pretty angry aud as
soon a. he got up on his pins he licked that
horse as long as he could hold the whip in
his hand.
Harvesting accidents are beginning to
make their appearance josh Conn is the
next lucky man. He undertook TO clear
away with his hand, while the maohiue was
In motion, some straw which had elogged aud
stopped the chain which carries the draper
ON his self binder. Tho chain started sooner
than he expected and he lost tho frat joint
of the third finger on his right hand.
The attention Of city fathers is called very
respectfully TO the low marsh just below
Depot of O. and C. II. X. and esst of
Vim. McMsskins caused by over Aow of
Canal One family lately come TO town. are
ell shaking from effects Of it and several
cases can be traced to this one place. For.
bearanes ceases TO be virtue after while.
Alter weeks Of suffering and dollars raid
fer quiaine I'VE will ever pray etc.
T. M. Sparks. Esq. has taken charge of
ths'stors recently established in this city BY
J. F. d. Wrinkle and Co. and viii here.
after manage tho business. lie IL thorough
business man and our readers will find it
pleasure TO deal with him. The armlhe repre-
sents have an advertisement In this weeks
paper. which We adsi.e all TO read. They
are selling out the entire stock at cost and
such low prices have never been known in
this city.
Oar hre department wa, hustled out in
hurry last Monday by the ringing Of the fire
bells. aud after run OF mile they found
they could do no good, as the buildings
were already burned down. aud there was
no place TO get water any way. 40. Ones
hose boys wsro the only ones that made
their appearance at the fire. The buildings
burned were two bsrns belonging To Mike
Domaine and Mart Heffrnn. one being filed
with hay Both were insured and the mat
ter 10 now being adjusted.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-08-19
PR IT To rEOoF.

At time when the community = deosied
with so many unworthy devicee ard eoneac-
tons. 1t is refreshing to Ind one that IS ben
eficial aud pure. SO conscious are the pro-
prietors Of DIR. Kings New Discovery for
consumption, Of the worth Of their remedy,
that they offer all who desire a trial bottle
free Of charge This certainly world be dis
astroas 10 them did not the remedy possess
the remarkable curative qualities eiaiaed.
Dr. Kings New Discovery fo- consumption
will positively cure asthma. bronchitis. stub
born coughs. colds. phthisic, quinsy. kczz~e
ness, Group ar any adretien ~ The fhroat aud
lungs. As yon value your eNtssSnee glye
this wonderful remedy trid by ealing IN
Foshay aud Mason, wholesale agents Albs-
ny; II. Morris. Scio DR.. L Foley, l-eb@-
non; DIR. j. NJ. Powell, Lebanon ID. b.
CaIbreatte, Buena Vista Reafetto and Mon
tague, Jefferson O. III. z. Cornelins, TuT-
ner r. A. RAmpy. Harrisburg : ;.
Hayes, Halsey :; Damon Smith, HalseY ;
Starr and Blakely, Brownsville,
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IL is certainly gratifying 10 all true
exports have largely exceeded cur i'm
ports, not alone in such articles as whea;
and beef, bur in almost every branch q.
industry. Ten years ago nearly alt 9 e
perfumery and toilet articles used in iai
country we're imported from Europe; ''i-
day we not only manufacture for oar
selves, bit ara large exporters 10 Sosith
America, China, Japan. and the Colonies
The immense growth OF this particular in
dustry oa the Pacific Coast IS simply AZ
tonishing. Slayen. who Is now one Of the
largest cologne makers in the world, last
vearexported some 2.000,t Toe bottles OF h1s
famous Yosemit8 Cologne. For saie BY
Eoshay 4 Mason, Fosters BricS Albany,
Oregon.
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AGoOa IIeld

Nimrod Price has just harvested 60 acres
OF wheat that has averaged little over 80
bushels 10 the acre. Il was raised on fal-
lowed land, which has been cultivated for
twenty-zix years, and this j. the twenty
second crop OF grain taken of It. ln thst
time Il was ia meadow ~ ice and laiIoped
twice. The wheat raised was the Golden
Chan and Kinney varieties. a:.d tHo skTs7s
soen n tha esIsbrates yhife kasshsa ran
the aversce down by Siesding c'sfs =
busfess per acre.