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The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1881-09-01

DAILY OBSERVER DESTINATIONS.
DIR. Bralnard " hitting has become ran
road agent, OF the Ra.eiSh road at Hun
let. 1.-THE wing OF the Deaf All,
Blind Asylum viii be rea y Tor occu
psncy on the 10th inst., when ihe -.
sion opens. --Superlor court, tD
Wake, adjourned SATURDAY, night, to re
open, on special term, on l.t Monday Ii
january Mr.. Water Parham ha
sold his business to Mr.. Henry Parhsni
Lawrence j. Haughton, Of Plttsboro.
has sold his coal mines near the Gulf
to a number Of gentlemen irOm Pats
vile, Pa, for SO, 900. The new own
crs took charge on Saturday.-A
military company was organized a
LesksviIle tuesday; James ID. Glenn
Captain; G. A Reynolds, First l. eu
t%enant; j. ii. DiiIard, Second Lieuten.
ant + I. Clarke, Third Lieutenant
The company viii no doubt be assigned
10 the Third Regiment. --Ihe Com
nandery Of Knights Templar organized
In this city last week and are to be
known as Raleigh Commandery, No. 4,
has chosen the following officers: DR..
Eugene Grissom, +. c.; A. p. {.
LII al, "CuCi diISSllIIO W" ~ IL Nv
erett. Captain General William Simp-
sen, Treasurer; John c. Blake, Recor-
der.--Commissions have been for
warded to the following officers Of the
Duplin Rifles, of kenanoyiIle, (Compa-
ny ID, second Regiment: James Il K.-
nan, Captain; VIM. h. Williams, Jr.,
Fir.t Lieutenant \ w. Faison, james
{. Cooper, Second Lieutenant.. --
Coroner Richardson yesterday commit
ted to jail Louisa Seagraves, white, OF
Buckhorn township, who is charged
the murder of her infant male child.
y esterday morning heavy steam
engine, on wheels, the property Of Mr..
lhos. Howle, Jr., was being hauled
from his saw mill TO his farm neal this
city. The engine was drawn by eight
mules. and was complete, with the e1-
ception Of the smoke stack. When Bat
ties bridge, over the Neuse, was reach
ed, tour Of the mules were unhitched,
to tighten the weight, was over ten
tons. The bridge is OF wood, $50 feet
long, and was built by w. \. Clifton in
1879. 1t had stood the strain Of the en-
tire load when the engine had been
taken to the saw-mill. Yesterday the
engine went almost across, but the
last span Of the bridge, thirty eight feet
long, tailed to stand the strain. Just As
the ponderous weight had reached d
point midway of the last span, it gave
way, and the engine went over back
wards, fifteen feet into the waters ofthe
Nense, at that spot about four feet in
depth The engine in its fall dragged
with 1t the four mules and two colored
men who where driving them, as well,
As two other men who were on the
broken span. The cash was a tremend
Gus one, and the scene was truly fright
iul. 1t was found that Stanh ,pe Hall,
one of the colored men, had been drag
ged backwards and had fallen against "A
projecting part OF the engine. This
produced a bad, herhaps a serious
wound, in the left temple. One Of the
mu.es fell on Calvin Taylor, another Of
The colored me, and he TOO, is badly
hurt. The mules were cut loose, and,
strange to say, did not appear to be
badly I'M ured.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1881-09-01
PerSon

Col. ]. ". b. Watson i returned
from .wo months s%ojourn at hIte Sal
peur and A.leghaDy Sweet ChsIybeste.
-Gapt Fray and Prot. Hugh No.son
arc back at their desks, and \ fine
school IN front OF then. -Capt PM
Andrews and laiy have rooms al the
YAboro. --Gol. W. l. Sauaier, AMI
j Justices A.he aud Rufhn OF the Sl-
p.eue Court will occupy rooms IN the
Agricultural Building, or National Ho-
tel. The Wing, devoted to Pfof. ketr.
Geological, chronological, ASricuitur
al. etc, Museum IS nearly ready for
occupancy. Commissioned McGehse /,
off e was removed TO the first floor,
corner room, as soon as the property
was purchased. The Commissioners :
OLD quarters, including Col. Polks col
lection Of big corn, big vegetables, big
snakes, aud other agricultural products,
have been locked up for several months,
aud are occupied by million, OF nice,
more or less. The new mu>eum wi.
DOUBTLESS, be a popular place for resort,
Judging frotu the frequent visitors Il
Polh 5 and Kerr present quarters.
hAny country families find il conyen
ISilI 10 aU1uNc Tic CiIlllitu ipphtiA - a.
.uuosities, while the elders attend 10
business around town. Recently a young
nan threw open our door and ushereI
II a pretty l4s>ie with Il sweetheartly
ar, aud instantly popped out sgaia
with very red faces. a glimpse OF u
bed, aud a bachelor. revealed to them
the proprlrty OF Knocking before enter
ing u strange room. We couuseiled
them to 60 up higher. Presently the
youth returned aiout, aud explained
that be had brought the lady IN a bug
", and had no where to leave her while
he went u Tor an autI-ProhlbItlon
document Of a LIQUID nature. lie then
scooted down STAIRS, three steps at 4
time, In search Of a bar room, while
Prot. Kerr, or Assistant Harris enter
tanned the fair one. We have IL doubt
the new Museum will be OF great bene-
fiji to the State by way of advertisement
Of our products.-Mr. Ed. Englehard
Ii home again.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1881-09-01

A PLAIN STATEMENT.-When the
new building for the boys at the Orphan
Asylum was commenced, We had good
reason to expect money from several
different sources. But all these cxpec-
~tations have, for the present, at least,
been disappointed. Besides, we have
bad, during this year, a larger number
Of orphans than usual, and the drought
has cut eff our vegetables, and Increased
the price of provisions Then many
Lodges heretofore contributing have
gone to sleep. Some, which still remain
awake, send us nothing but applications
for the admission of children. Many
churches which ouce made regular col
l%ections have now forgotten the orphans.
And the minds of Individual contribu
tors have been diverted from charity.
From these combined causes our re-
ceipts have been lighter while our ex-
penses have been heavier than usual.
To those, who are not able to help
the orphans, we b i've nothing to say.
Neither would we disturb land much
less annoy the setf-eomplacent who
feel 10 sympathy for the poor and prom
ising children whose mothers aud faith
ers are dead. We simply request
Lodges, churches and individuals who
purpose III their hearts to help the or
phans during the present year, to do 80
at their earliest convenience.
]. II. Mills, Sup't.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1881-09-01

GOING TO Law. In 1875, In Dsvie
county. J. z. Cash brought suit 10 a
Justices court against h. Frost, admin
lstrator Of W. Stonestreet, for the worth
Of an old buggy valued at SIC. The
case was appealed to the Superior court.
1t hung on there for about thee years
when 1t was removed upon affidavit to
lredeil. Ever since that time about 40
witnesses from Davie and Yadkin have
been coming here every court to help
determine the buggy case. A citizen
Of Davie stated the other day that there
were eight two-horse wagon loads of
these witnesses and that the LAWYERS
would make another wagon load, bat
this Is probably an e1aggeration. At
all event- there were enough parties in-
terested az lltlgants, witnesses and at
torneys to make a considerable differ
ence In the appearance Of our streets
when they all got here together, and on
Tuesday a conclusion of the case was
reached. 1t was dismissed at the pain
TIL S cost for failure to comply with the
rule to give additional security for the
prosecution Of the suit. The costs in
the case amount to between 500 and
$1,000, and this takes 40 account Of law
yer fees which have TO be paid extra.
All about a buggy worth SIG at the out
set and which ha. probably fallen to
pieces long before now tntesrtltc
Landmark.
We print tAe above to illustrate the
yillainy Of our laws. Here is a case
involving TX years of litigation, and DO
telling how much annoyance, to a score
Of persons, finally ruled out of court for
a petty intOrmality.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1881-09-01
TIE GFVTIE SEX Miss

THE GENTLE SEx.-Niss julia,
daughter of Maj. John W. Moore, is
about to return to Weldon, t. teach in
the Academy Of her relatives, the
Misses Campbell. - sirs. Carrie Aiken
Harris magazine, the Baltimore South-
Atlantic, was temporarily suspended by
reason of her severe Illness. But Is
again being published eve have receiv
ed the September number and a print
ed note says :-'Several offers have re
Gently been made for the purchase Of
Tie SOUTH AHaHtc, By the beginning
Of the year it is probable hat the Mag
arine will be transferred to o5her hani Is,
competent, IN every respect, 10 make i
creditabie to the section with whose ia
terests it has always been identified
Miss Les,ie S~outhgate, Of Durham,
who has won marked distinction for
musical talent, has gone to Ho.;21,
Texas, to teach in the college there.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1881-09-01
j. II. Mills, Sup't.


MINED But SETTLING. Street talk
wonders if it be true that the long init
macy between Col. Andrews, of the
Richmond x Dauville r. r., and Gov.
Jarvis in whose behalf, and for whose
friends, Andrews threw the whole infu
ence, efforts, and conveniences of 500
miles of Railway, thousands of m
ployees, attorneys, ETC., at the Demo,
cratic convention in June, lSSO) has be-
come SO thin that the Governor is about
TO stand up IN opposition to the Presi-
dent? Also, if it be true, as Andrews
alleges, that Gov. Vance was present
and asserting, at the meeting which
transferred, or assigned" Best's con
tract or ownership Of the Western Road
to Clyde, Buford, x Co.? Also, if the
State is to quarrel with the control
lers" of the Western Road who simply
stand in Best's old shoes how shall
Best re secure possession Of the proper
ty? The State was induced intention
ally, by some; uuintentionally by others
10 gire do0dg this valuable State work
of Internal improvements sixteen
months ago, but the thing could not be
repeated. The public haze seen that it
was all 'bosh' about the tremendous
"dihcultles. 10 the way of completing
the road. MAJ. Wilson had the road
almost in sight of Asheville before Best
took charge, and would have it at Paint
Rock to-day, if the sale had not taken
place. Also, if the road be taken from
Andrews & Co what is to become Of
the millions Of bonds which have been
issued, and doubtless sold, as Der act
of Special Session?
To these inquiries, and many more.
we respond IL the language of Sir Roger
"A great deal can be said on both
sides"
+. S.-Read the Farmer and NJ
chdn'c and you will get the facts. 50 far
as we Know them, and without fear OF
favor.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1881-09-01
=. s. WATT

Offers for cash, at prices unprecedented In thi,
Spring and summer Dress Goods, in light and
medium shades, worth soc. for l7K; Dclames
and Worsteds, worth Csc. for l5c.; Wash Pop
Inns, worth 15e. for 10c. Black Bunting, worth
soc. for 17Lc.; Dress Linen, worth soc. for zoe
Dress Linen, worth 20c. for l5c.; Grass Cloths,
worth 16c. for Ssc.; Cambrics and Percale,,
worth 12Iac. for She. Also Liuen Drills, Cassi.
meres, TAeeds, Flannels, WATERPROOF Cloth
Kentucky Jeans, Cottonades, &C., at very low
prices.
Ladies' Linen listers, ParRsols, San Umbr&
las, etc., at cost for cash.
Newport Ties, Slippers and Sandals, at cost
for cash.
A large stock of Ladies' Gloves, Handkerchiefs
Lace and Lawn Ties, White and Fancy Hosiery,
Hamburg Edging and Inserting, Dotted and
Striped Nett, Wells and Yelling, Towels, Nap.
kius, and White Goods, very low. Beldiug,
spool Silk, the best in the market, in black and
all the colors. No trouble to show goods.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1881-09-01

The great trouble with the mtI8'
OF people is they take 100 much I'D
cine. Many diseases arIse FROM
same cause -ba blood, for ins
What will cleanse the blood, or 81,
. di,3rdtred system, will remedy .
OF the diseases arising therefrom.
the Seven SPRING. iron aud A'aal VI
will do, being ma ie from pure '#E..
mountain mineral water, ty Lt##-".
x Litch6eld, Abingdon, Va. re.
use n good reliable remedy ike
aud it will be worth u tho4zaat -
"ne OF others to you. AK your I|r.-
Eist for it. Physicians cycry~ r.
who have tasted it, recommend .
many virtues.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1881-09-01
fR.AVnVE EuvC &c,

Granville FRgE LANCE IIEns.-
Col. Btasle, has ~ hand, at work on
the new Oxtorl & Virginia road and will
increase the force when it rains.--
Orphan Asylum Building corner stone
TO be laid Sept. 7. Addresse. by r. r..
Cray, Esq, Judge Reade. Gov. Jarvis,
ct. al. TO. r. q. Gregory has
some excellent seed wheat and young
cattle for sale. 1.-THE Methodist
church at Heath Seat burned by some
scOundrel.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1881-09-01

VALUABLE CARGO OF HoRsEs.-
Three hundred Norman stations and
$50 colts, purchased by VI. w. Durham
Of Wayne, Ill, were shipped on the
City Of Limerick, which ,rr,vci yester
day. This 10 said 10 De the IA st valu
s3le cargo Of horse. ever landed ia
America. Three OF the auim4ls died at
.es OF pleurc pneumonia. AIarge mum
Der Of spectators were on Pier IS. North
River, yesterday when the horses were
taken from the Steamship.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1881-09-01
A WONDEKFUL CHANaE.-As

A WONDEkFUL CHANGE.-AS VT
went TO press last week no man would
have wagered IS on President Garfielda
recovery. The doctors, the cabinet,
an the press, gave MIN up, and all the
world awaited the word dead" But
it didn't come. and on Friday tn.
shallow began to lift from the sick
mans face, and now it is likely he will
GcOve
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1881-09-01
READEH1DE CLOTHING
VERY CHEAP.

Manhattan White and Colorsd Shirts. India
GauZe, Nausook and Lisle Thread Shirts, aud =
complete stock of Underwear aud Gents Fur
nishing goods
Straw Hats at cost for cash. Haud-Ma.s
Shoes and Caters, also . large stock OF masAins
work, which will be sold cheap. Come aus see,
d. s. WATT, Raleigh, N. c.
Please mention the Farmer and Mechanic
when you write or call.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1881-09-01
TARBORO FAIR.

TARBoRo FAIR. Remember the
date, Nov. s, 9, 10th aud l1th. Being
a new thing it will draw a large crowd.
VIM. ;. Battle, E,I, is President !;
Col. t. VI IL, iii and Col. r. r Bridg-
er., Vice P; Il. ID. Foxhall, Secretary,
IL. l.. Station, Jr., Treasurer; j. f
SheI herd, Chief Marshal. We shall
note further.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1881-09-01

The practice Of mutilatiuE coln-
punching holes through them has !.
come 50 common that the gove-uH.
officials have been compelled ~
lish a scale Of depreciation a t9.5eF-
Double EagIes with holes ia the
are only worth Sl900 g.
Silver dollars with holes IN them "
worth s. cents.
Half dollars 80 gents.
Quarter dollars Is cents.
Dimes ; cents.
This Is a government order. a"l
regarded generally By the bank, r..
roads, &c.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1881-09-01
DEATHS Al Cnanal Hill Col n

DsATHs.-At Cnape! Hill, Col. H.
q. Guthrie, at one time a prominent
politician, sheriff, and member Of AS
,embly. IN K ,leigh, Mrs. G. Con
her. --At Newbern, Mr. Henry T.
Foscue. In Wilmington, Mr.. F. D.
Poisson. - La Wayne, Wiley ID. Holt.
I'm Henderson, Charles Harris, of
~DtIOn.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1881-09-01
Sale of City Property.
ANDREW SYME, Admir-. of
THOMAS NORWOOD, Decd

NUM- 81 Z, AuLlT. OF
THOMAS NORWOOD, Decd
".
MARGARET NORWOOD, ct al.
By virture of a decree of t e Superior Court,
in the above entitled Special Proceeding, to sell
real estate to make assets, / will on the 5th day
being the first Monday in September 1881, sell at
public auction at the OouIt House door in the
city of Raleigh, N. c., the following described lot
of land in the city of Raleigh viz. adjoining the
lands of W. r. Womble and others on East Mar
tin ST., fronting thirty-ive feet on Martin street,
and running back one hundred and thirt y-nine
feet, being a part of lot No. 7U4 in the plan of the
city of Raleigh and having thereon q good ten.
ment house, &c.
Time of sale II m. Sept. 5th 1881 terms, cash.
ANDREW SYME.
T. r. Purnell, Attorney.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1881-09-01

How To E SICK. Expose your
self dag and night, eat too much VII.
out exercise work too hard with.
rest doctor all the time take al '.'
nostrums advertised aud then ~ ~.
want to know how 10 get well, "I.''
is answered in three words FAX 10.
Bittersl See other column Etpr'>'
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1881-09-01
RALEIGH CorroS.-New cotton i.

RALEIGH CoTToS.-New cotton i
rolling in rapidly. After a short trial,
the shipment Of cotton by the hundred
weight t58 cents per loo lbs. was a5an
doned. and the Oh method per bale was
resumed, but with a reduction OF p
cents to New York, AMI an increase Of
25 cents TO Baltimore. The rates are
nov 81 so per bale to New York, aud
- Is to Baltimore. This viii make the
~Bal-imorean- many ct whose cotton
men are North Caroiinian9 howl at the
Civdes.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1881-09-01

Deserving Articles are always appre
ciated. The exceptional cleanliness Of
Parker's Hair Balsam makes it popu-
lar. Gray hairs are impossible with its
occasional use.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1881-09-01

The RAILROAD Row. The Gov.
Vance Interview has created quite a
futter. David Schenk, Esq. counsel
for the Richmond & Danville, put IN
appearance II Monday; auu on Tues
day a reioinder to Gov. Vance was dis
patched to appear in the Charlotte Of
sTrr Of this morning. 1t viii I'll .
couple OF columns, and i said to be =
complete reply. Perhaps!
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1881-09-01
Administrators Notice.

The undersigned having taken out Letters ot
Admission upon the estate Of n. B. Hayes
gives notice to all persons having claims against
the decedent to exhibit the same 10 hlln' o II
before the 10th day OF August las2
All persons indebted to the decedent are re-
suested to made immediate payment 10 the I'M
dersigned.
Aug 10, 1881 hdnllstrstor-
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1881-09-01

Judge w. T. Flley, of P,tt'ie"i.
this State, was cured Of severe fnHiai
tism by St. Jacobs Oil. -SprInsle-1'
Mass. Republican,.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1881-09-01

Il ~ Atf FltNRFZt
known Rpr.l. TIE r.,
time aafc L.L,oa ]rarr',r -
r.teruel,D arr bsnd.j ~
half snell thre. ar fo,- -'' 81
peaches and snnl,s a
and grsn.. ar, .
and set sb,u. the hs4t
baskets ,,mnri,g or INA
ithe IA, 10 try IT, 80, -a
the III, of mind and .,tx
heir TO.
All the Mis- 81 G-.rx.r.
HAVING ,e.n more IA tr
tdrnntb Of this s,as,. -
which Ground ont ill.,. -. "'-.
/ Fr./nl did not escau. ~
was not wafer enaa.,n IA
p,per pninC tn. E1r5-ny
a monthly ths, Will co.,.
alone" or SIS report s,v, ,-;.
/ Oronjn,. Re that a., m,
it needs no editor. So your
/ lent came out here On va
DAYS sna has quietly ,r..4.s
'.caut-cet-,way, cninyrs.
uries bow mentioned -. 49,.
one Of good Roll,
OLD Amis homestead wher, Mr.
Louis AIMS take s few ..p-..
srs chletiv old frisa3s
wafer and cLioythe our,. s.....
Of the country a. w IS ,h. ..-
pany they dua IN each otns-s s...
Inst nov WI afe lew ia ,.r
a week or two ago the house
rs tborc WAS an lutrrrs.5r.
going on NJ Grassr Creek
/ mile. of under tbs Rev I.t~ -
rose and he. Rev Mr. br.v
rni. Both gentlemen ma#ct..
hsai Quarters. and MIR Draw. a..
ter i. still with rs Ever, dav snr
weeks directly after bl,,kf,,.
baskets were brought oy, -
ladies busted themselves n,cn,--r
ner to tetsken 10 church srl
n.s, p,ne we were r,r,rA... -.
,.tne ~ bupgies sam- a.. .
md some neatly hacked in
>,oan with straw and chairs
Asth,phole ncieh,nrlo.j .u-.
af.s,nc why h, ,~,rs.....
lsf Er.x,, tro.k chntrb .r.
...Gc.f Pre,bylersDc Gnu c.,,r.r.>
ROT the oldest VA Nu 10 ra#,,
.lnc and IA cacl. FAM, canned.
snd the con,cnts # A. tn.>. .
yer. snrea1 on taiI.s ug5.r .et.
md ,hewholr c~opcrrr.tior.1 ,.-.. $685..
-bc r,,ipi, tn ,aptpke nf,l...
nom. vent nw., qn,pty vl.a.,....
mrptsofi Ia. fe1>f N,rr gtrncr.3 p
he color,d member, # The .r.
non After dinrer w. s,...-.
vice mud s-rm,r ana .trr .....
dispersed +, meet the next I.v
attended Tor da,s xnda.Ir....
he n,s,n old ~countr, women .r....
caLco ann bnsnets ,rtfrt r-......
trees and fs.siino on the rood ...
urov;a.d NV tho,. in betrrr ., rr
stance. Thought of tu. ra.....
80 30 into tho highway AMI t.Fy,
md CONNIE them 10 came i'm "s..'.
,b,, IN nj. case II had been ...sr,s
fur ths fssst was moi for the r.t..
.,rtt. no,r who were =. rr-t....
welcomed ,o;, ,.t.ouyh th.v ,....
cnnfr,Intcd ~ the rc,a,t act ....s
r rs" '"' ''''' u
Rnt church Going i not The ,s
FOOD tbino y. e|@i,v we h9vr r~y....
rslk.t,Ih- ,nrinG .aI;, iron. r,..
,or,pp Iadie. aud geptIrmen aa....
on.t for tho YOUNG ~pe,pIe. wiz. ak
and music tuup
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1881-09-01
G0IdSbOrO Institute fol
YOUNG LADIES'.
Home School i'm North Carolina.
Rev. DR.. R. III. CHAPMAN pr;.,,
Mrs. V. S. NJ. CHAPMAN, Trims
This School re-opens I'd. W 18th
Sept. 1881.
YOUNG LADIES'.

oP>b' II" ~ 1OlIl
Sept. 1881.
No school in the State offers superior
educational advantages. Airy dorni.
tories +; excellent fare; most reason.
able terms. Instruction in Languages.
instrumental Musick, and voice cul-
ture, fully up to the requirements OF
the largest city schools. Prof. de La
Croix, of Paris, the Musical Director.
is highly endorsed by the American
and Foreign Teachers Agency" New
York City"
Apply for circulars, during july and
August, to "Dr John Fl. H;ll, Colds
boro, n. c." or to Rev. DIR. Chap
man, Asheville, Buncombe Co., N.
c." After LIST Sept DR.. Chapman's
address" oldsboro, Wa. ne Co., N.
c."
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1881-09-01
Administrators Notice.

The undersigned having taken out Letters OF
Administration upon the estate OF JOnn
King gives notice to all persons having claims
against the decedent 10 eIhlhlt The sane ~ u"N'
80 q > hsfore the 10th day Of August, 1oS2,
All persons indebted TO said decedant are re
unested to make ediate payment TO the uh-
dersigned. ~
A. IL ISL. AdministratOr.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1881-09-01

The Frutnr and .Kechtujc il u...-
Cd to Mrs. AIMS for a liberal -a,aI
the delicious fruit. We Ike AL sn..
ofgrapes except Craze shot AnIth.-
ike the grapes ot 'E,choI, teul.f. .
20 wander IN search Of the B,., i %
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1881-09-01

-Lieuts. Edes and Spalding were
killed in Newport harbor by the prema-
ture explosion Of a torpedo which they
were exhibiting to Admiral Porter anu
others. 1t blew them aud the fragments
of their boat, forty feet in air.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1881-09-01

Immense trunks with a little girl
attached are now pouring into Raleigh
by ever train to the opening schools.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1881-09-01

Nearly so applications have been
made to the State Board Of Pharmacy
for license TO sell drugs.