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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-08

The MARKEr.-The market this morning
was only tcl,raby Will Supplied. The prices
for may articles remained abou. the samo as
last Saturday. Turkeys sold ct from l0Al23,
per nouad, ducks 50;75o par pair, chickens
40iC0, Ger pair, geese 50,75o apiece. rabbits
l2tl5c apiece, eggs 3S.40, per dtzoo, butter
25, 80 snd 35c per p9ucd.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-08

ALEXANDRIA Rec JRM CLuE-rso REGULAR
lJastIng Il ,hc A.x,rGiis RelorE Cub Haa
held las. night 7:!t3 il. u. E0!;z, p:tsl;cat,
20 the char
Alter tad iGlasIC:i1a u j,Ia lOulDa bUsl
acsS, hev. Mr. PeaIc. addressed tho Cub 10
SD ii3 GG!c, IL B;i rfubs biiliy, for tim 30
take his iG,ga q; ALI ,nl;Ia Vas rapitiy ap
preaching suh ~ hs would 10 prevented from
Attending the mseingS CT he Club fer somt
tnc TO c2c~, b. d..i;e'i 10 ,mtrGc, the crpar
tuoity offered 10 give the member9 q Word 81
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. No matter how far ho may
be r,mOGcd io tho body iroE the Cub, he
would be plcScG. at all lis meol!pss 10 tho
spirit, vi course ba cou! no., as "a Chrisiao
TlrlS;cr, approve the conduct Of may Of the
mcnbcls who tad l@tt CIT dunklOS. but oontlU.
utd III olict s,ns. such as swea!ioy, keeping
bsd COMPANY, Gc While be had hoped for
better tainss Yet he RI jplcsd that 80 many N g
who, bpt year as2, we're slaves 10 their appe.
utes toc su0nG dirk were new ice, AID he
hoped that. pItfiiug hy iAeic past xperieuce,
they would continue ;ruo TO their obligations.
lie regretted taBt s3me. who had started well
10 ths c.usa, had gono OTIS from them std were
now to &c seen 10 tho tIrccls from dsy 10 dap
In 30 lntoycaie@ condition. He urged the
lru1 men not 70 !ari harsh toward those un.
faithful o0c:; net 10 do anything 10 drive them
sway from the good. but to ;oln with him 10
his endeavors III hfiog them back. Ho spoke
% most en,ours9icg tcrus Of tho work of tito
Cub cu:iug the rast gear, OF the prospects Of
tie cause throughout tho c5un,ry, AID urged
the members TO s!riVo to do even better 10 thu
year upoa which they haze Just entered than
they id dusirs the year that has COMO from
them forever
At The .cooc,uSlon Of Mr.. Paarc,'s address,
which ives very Interesting opo, Msor VIM
v. Thcratoo, c! Prito, William, N .de some
remarks
E1EaTd Sullivan was elected ja1i.cr Of the
hall. end committee Of three vas sppti tied
TO make arrangements ior a temperance mass
meeting.
The Cub then ar iourned.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-08

NE sour H0UsE.-Iheye was nero soup
i:su j !lCia tie soup rcusa this nornipg than
ii,"so ;.aa II cl CuNGg enY day since its es!ab-
l'sbneas. OSiog ,c tbs Icctea5td demand, soup
vii! b. sa:d TO r1Trow es on oihsr days. The
uDvef fGorl oi III Sun engine house has bseu
h.sca up, aad % add sfcr Monday lunches will
81 S r.,d e. saa.I COZ icr the bena6I of tho il.
s'i.u loc. Tie hl:y9r acknowledges the r;c,ipt
Of &c f>i'as!rR amcua's: Col. l.. w. Reid,
$500; !. }. MohaHc3 & Co., $500: j. BroderS
I Co., 500; + r. njE9asm, $500; Noble
Nj PcTer, 81 90; YIN. n. Bto9c; $I.00;
huthorg Mclean, S. % aud q quarter of @
beef. l. n3j!iinp TO ths hbove, til, Superinteu.
dr1! Of Us s.'i., h:r-e hiss received the follow.
log c.oriUni'rs: J5cy5 Blhraus quarter
Of ht:i; ijIs. tirt.I. p pcuads OF bte!; Samuel
Fu'I:,rr ana Sir. GlboriZer, G. lot OF Iuraps
esc'; H2rlow & Bro, so ponds Of -four.
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opsoed in A!ezaodIia, and tie members Ct the
O.d DoGioioo Boat Club d.s;rae great tr ,oit
&c. i,a es!a bshmept

HE CANTATA.-Iho slccess end hta'ty ap-
p'ansa gsioeG by Gu: Amateur Dranlsic Asso
cations G,snc lew weeks $50, have excited oar
Dat!ve ta!en: to c55s7 even more d.td:u! task
II .reeen.!IG fIr the e;oymcrt ct our people
The CactsG aIG 0pe:cttas. which tte7 have s.
carefully prepared, aud Which they have row
sufficiently rehc2vssd to onsb!e Us to promise q
rsTG m1s!c.l end cr3matic treat du.ios the
c9I3ica WctE. Oar hest tal:Dt, supplemented
By seDt!e:3cu ic>u Nas1iz stJp. whose vo;c:s
and mc.bJd lcaS0 noitiog to be desired 10 their
resp. Give p IT., Will not fill 10 givo Va toue
ch:Try, pleasant evenings 70 max" up t1r tt q
meteorological curngss which ODD Peob. y
aal h. uEo:ched FcLnoT hsva iLh oicd uD5n
tic C2n;ste, o:c CT SuiVaD's little seas.
abouudirg IL c,mc and dramatic SITUATIONS,
aud .pe!kicg viii bis especial muslo9l POINTS,
will b; ret dered in ST. !, 10 delight the artistic
eye etd car. Tbs piiuciosl paris have been care
fully Distributed TO performers worthy Ct places
vel lus!ein their high reputation, whi!o Tho
"Biid,'s Maids sDd others who complete tic
chorus, vii, in their bfidA! Costumes present 80
array CT beauty and q Volume of maody. that
! vs. fear viii tern tbs tctrs of susceptible
you!s. and warm Tho hearts Ct those who's,
hesd tues f;osty heGd tss touched. The cpe-
| re.ta is : ch.rliDg little compostiop, cJpslsi-
ing Largely Ct oil familiar and iaVorite ars Sc. TO
woiGs sbouaciug il !ho Very spirit OF fan AMI
! rendered ID sl9!e 10 insure to:h pleasure and
| emusemeD:. So!os. drcis and corcsrtsd pieces
How cech other TO ths grand quictottc, where
GU! 'priiacs" a-d 'rrin:s' gu; do evon them.
| selves 10 hcrmo@ious 6nae, whose cchoas will
t9!0w u 10 our rest God make sweet our
dreatca. VIC hoHe that cur bold soger boys
viii reap the substantial results that should
fc;.og su,h pcrsl7'eut ,ff,rts on The part Of
msGsscrs aud peitarness to give us pleasant
in y,,I3a
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-08

U. 8. Courts The U. 5. Circu! and Dr..
tric. CJur's were opened this morhrg at 10
o'clock, Judge R. ". Hughes pres ding,
wien the sraod jury was o,lled aud sent TO
tte;r room where they remained ill ef.er uooD,
when not tsvioC c,ro uded the esiieuoe before
them in the AIsx,ldia "bu!Idlzing' cases,
they wero ali urned ill Monday morning OF
10 o'cl;oz. to whi,h tine the Courts we're also
adjourned.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-08

The ACCIDENT AT FORMERS BREWERY
The falling 10 ct the g ,or II the ic, house a.
Dir. R,bsrt purtreE's b:ewsry. WAS mentioned
in yesterday s G.z;,e. The c!esiing away OF
the dcttis WAS CONN sac,d yesterday stternoor,
bu. the iu!i txtent ct the damage cs1not set be
asoertained. Tho cas-. we Of the ice house, By
thn la!i:g ii It tie lJcr, hiss been Injured TO
such degree tbat Tie g:asscr portion q It viii
hsvc to be ru,ied dew1. There Hil bs a los
of several taSasc1 .cct3 Ct To-. lafsc q7an.
THY o. beer "uo9rfd5 Ct barrels, Nhict would
have sad ia; ff,m IS 10 $40 p,r barrel, has
been Destroyed. o., large clsk ard the fer
mentiog tu5 wSvo d4mclshed, AID the leo mo-
cline vas dsmsccd A Dumter of Iipes were
blGly i! lrtd TIE cpSioe aud al the machln'
cry ofthe est bshmc mt is in good w,rking order.
The Interior ut the building, ire tbs floor of the
i,s house. in the third storE. 10 TIE cellar below,
is oonpIste wreck. The l,ss by the eccidert
is v.ri, usIy estimated hut it is Thought S.. 600
o: IS COZ will cover all damages.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1881-07-14

Durham Plant: On last "Wednesday
evening Durham and vicinity was vis-
tied with Il fearful and destructive
storm, damaging houses, uprootin9
trees and playing havoc. On Thurs
day night about II o'clock we had an
other fearful storm, followed by "a
third Friday Morning at s 0 clock more
destructive than its predecessors. The
t,llowing - a partial list of damage.
i. G. Oakley's residence damaged by
the blowing down of his chimneyS,
MASKING OF the roof; w. Il. Caring
tons residence. being built by L. T..
Oakley. was unrOOfcd and chimneys
blown down; the Old McMaunen resi-
dence, that has stood for over a quar-
ter of a century, Was badly damaged
DIR. Thomas stable was blown a dis
lance of fifty yards, leaving his horse
and buggIes nnhurt: I'll. ii. Markhlm's
stable was literally demolished; a
tenement house of Mr.. Rochelle was
tom all to pieces; the residence of At
las Bagwell was blown down, occupied
at the time by himself, wife ard sister.
Mrs. Bagwell was seriously hurt, the
others escaping without injury. Dave
Justice, colored. had just erected a
large two-story building In Ifayti to
be used as a Masonic lodge room and
for school purposes. This building
was left Il complete wreck. The col
ored Methodist church was much
damaged. About onchalfo oil blackwell
" Cos factory was unroofed aad his
stock OF tobaccos damaged. The,
also had three tenement houses blown
town. Their dar4agc is estimated at
Sll 200. A. VI. RIgsbces four story
bIIck building, WAS about half unroot-
ed. The part Of this building %uLrooted
was occupied by j. Il. Whitaker, Jr =,
job printer, the Plant office and
it"geIsN Co, gr0cers. MIR. Whitaker
damage way considerable. The Piblt
office was damaged, though not very
heavily, aud the sack of Rogers K Co.
was also much damaged. y number
of other buildings IN and near tow
were damaged. +. ID. Markham, tire,
miles east Durham, has Il forty acre
held Of cotton thai has nothing LET
but the stalks.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1881-07-14
Fuy the FAhGRH AND MECHANIC.
Oxford Items.

The county town of "Old Granville
:; LITERALLY, bnominy. Friday last wa,
:. field Iav. nearly a hundred thouaan;f
.,n,.J, ni tobacco being sold at the iii.
i,.,eut warehouses. IL. G. X ). I.
CIorcr had a premium sale, and paid
ont to the farmers OF Person, ahcG'
Durham, Wake. Orange and Granvllie
counties the nice little sum OF soOoo
Tie other houses were full II price
,,,upcd hi.h. AIr. f. y. Crews one o'
GRAVY Hes leading farmers took thros
nremiuus. receiving for his load ucari,
800 DIR. w. W. Cozart and Ira
iI,rt won the buggy for the finest lol
IT,. of fancy wrappers at StS dcllais pei
100 lbs. =.
Tie prohit;tionists and anti proh'h'
t~ionis,s are having j number OF meet
ipps sp,cche-, &c. The prohibltionlSi'
have The Inside track all oil the bet
t.r c,a.s being In favor of the law. ! he
,,t.'s held "A huge 18th OF july rauica
meeting. and although many negr"t'
were prcsent. the church nesIoeS tnl
the intelligent element of the Rhd'
seem to favor prohibition.
cant Williams guarantees TO com
nlete the O. K II II Il. before the enc
pi the present month, and Mr.. White
the contractor, will finish his Telegraph
line within two weeks.
Our people much regret the shootln1
of Mr.. Garfield, and all express gre"'
concern. ~
With one good. soaky rain, Granville
will be bles ed with magnificent crops
You should co,ue ont to our Raliroa'
iub;lee and see what a CROWNS tow
Oxford is. I'm sure we all would glad
G.. r. AWHILE.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1881-07-14

LIME WATER AND MILK. -Experi-
ence proves that lime water ana milk
are not only food and medicine at an
early period of life, but also at a later,
when the functions of digestion and
assimilation are feeble and easily per
verted. A stomach taxed by giuttony,
irritatcd 10y improper food, inh ,med By
alcohol, eufecbled by disease, OF other
wise u%ltittcd for its duties asisshown
by the various symptoms attendant
upon indigestion, dyspepsia, diarlhGa,
d%ysrntery, and fever-wIll resume Its
work, and do it energetically, on an
exclusive diet Of bread and milk anI
lime water. a bowl of cows milk
may have four tablespoonfuls of lime
water added TO it with good effect.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1881-07-14

\ Philadelphia clothin. firm has
the contract for Supplying tie entire
State Guard of North Carolina with
uniforms. The Rqleigh Mars Il pJ
ssrre1 says the uniforms ar tur i>hed
at about three ff;h> OF What wou1d re
charged elsewhere. TIL same firm
supplied the North Carolina troop,
with uniforms for the Ntxicar var.
the suit consisting ola ~ hlIe irrket
? trousers. They y !. r. d.liy. WI Al
Smi,hville in lS4G and the Irrtei
States paid $4,000 RI them.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1881-07-14

Thing. are far from lovely in the
Revenue" camps OF the STU aud 18th
District the Greensboro North St0tt
says: "Te find no lault with the rela-
tives OF Judge Starbuck being employ
ed in the revenue service. We would
be pleased to see many of them well
taken care Of. We might have said
sixty, instead of six. to have made our
point with the Col. The announce
ment that the only Republican paper
in this Congressional District is not to
receive the aid or support of the Fedc-
raj office holders is no very great sur
prise. We do not expect different
instructions to his subordinates from d
man who is not fairly entitled to e
called a Republican, man who whin-
ed for office before he voted hcpubll
can ticket, ana who will probably re
turn to lis vomit whenever h loses his
official head
This refers to Geo. g.. Everett, who
was smart enough TO butter his Tread
on the right side.
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Ransom Norwood Take Notice

NORTH G~AKoL,SA, C,,.rr fo,r.
WARE uxrY. ,7uleil'r 'o"''
Andrew Sy1ne, Adm r.
of Thomas Norwood, Decd
Margaret Norwood, Ransom Norwood et. alo.
Heirs at Law.
1t appearing to the satisfaction Of the court by
the verified petition of Andrew Syme, the petit
toner above named aIiI the return of the Sheriff
of Wax cou.ty Of he summons in the above
emit led special proceeding that Ransom Nor
wood, OF g of the defendants, i not 10 be found
i'll Wake county, y. c., and If a resident Of the
city of Norfolk, in the State OF Virginia, II Is or
lered tuat notice be glven to the said Ransom
Norwood by publication for six weeks in the Far
mer aud Mechanic, a newspaper published IN tn
city of Raleigh, that the petitioner above named
has commenced this special proceeding to rell
land to make assets and pay debts; and that the
summons herein is returnable before me AT my
office III the city of Raleigh, y. g., on the 10th
day Of July, 1881, when and where the defendant,
Ransom Norwood, can appear and answer or de-
muir to said petition which has been filed III this
onice-aud let the defendant take notice shat II
he shall fail to appear aud answer or deIuur az
aforesaid the p titioner will apply TO the court
for the relief demanded in the petition
GHAS. II. UPGHUKGH,
G.. Sc. Probate Judge Wake Co.
T.R Purnell Attorney for Pet07oRff.
! june 10Th, 1881. 23-G'
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An EMINENT ORATOR. We fear oul
Young friend James Madison Leach,
Junior, (son of General ''Jeemes' Madi-
som Is suffering from IA bad headache.
He was introduced by Lieut.. Forbls al
G~leenhoro on the fourth Of july, N the
following fervid strain 1t Is my
pleasure to day to introduce to yot
the young orator of North Carolina.
Il behalf of my talented friend, | deem
it not improper to say that to most o
YOU he Is unknown. Having JUS
graduated at the University, his repu
t~ation, at present, Is OF necessity. con
fined to the narrow limits of the col
lcge can,pus, and his powers as an ora
tor are only known to his s~chsol-tel
lows and to those who visit the Uni
vcrsitv commandments. But, ladle'
and gentlemen, his course at the Uni
vcrsiiy is unparalleled; 1T Is tte mos
brilliant that adorns the records o
thut venerable institution.
As w:iter, as an orator. and a:
debater, he stood solitary and alone
without an equal, and received thu
medal of superiority in each of the
/ departments He Is II OF the few
whose tongue has been touched Will
living fire. Nature has endowed Inn
with the divine gift of eloquence, an'
given him the power to play upon tn
chords of the human heart
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1881-07-14

DIR. H. q. Peed eloped with Mis-
Annie Purvis from Tyrrell county lasr
week. His wife and family are OIL
Powe!Is Point. He passed through
this place en- route for parts unknown
Nurfreeshoro Emqurer: On Thurs
lay night last, Racius Trunael. who
was lodged in Winton Jail for killing
Peter Taslor, and another negro VIII,
was in there for larceny, broke Jail and
made their escape. They are still al
large.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1881-07-14
AND NOW MARK us WELL.

Don't waste time answering absurd and decep-
tive embellishments If you wsnt cheap 1ustrU-
ments. If You want cheap instrument, We have
them, and at less than the lowest. We compete
with Beatty. or Narchall & Smith, or amy other
man no matter where he hives or how much he
blows. IS different Styles aad prices to select
from, and such makers ar ChlCkcrlHR, Nathn-
shek, orion, Southern TCm, Mason * IialulIn.
Peloubet \ co and Sterling. Sent on test trial.
Low freight guaranteed. Stools Covers, Music
and Musical Journal, given free. a little cash
now, and balance III tine fall is all we want. Special
terms for midsummer trade. 100 secondhand
Pianos and Organs, in good repair to be closed
out cheap. Write for catalogues, prices and
terms. II viii pay you Won. Address.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1881-07-14

At anti Prohibition meeting to 'e
held IT N~ucksvillc, Davie county, july
"A >ncb pr.minent and influential men
~ the +, Uowirp are annouced as
sneakers: Hon. +. f. Shober, Judge
ID NJ. Furches. J NJ. Glen ent' Ir. -
G. Ramsay. Hon. Charles Price and IL.
Puryear. -Four Democrats ana TWO
Republicans.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1881-07-14
Ludden Il Bates
Southern Musical House

The Great Piano and Org Il House of the Sonth.
to furnish southern bu. ers with Pianos and or
gans from sta dard makers, at lowest factory
wholesale prices, Established in $50, and nov
an immense Music House. Magnificent Double
store, sixty feet ire, t, three stories above base
ment. Two hundred Pianos and organs III stock.
Thousands of il htruments sold yearly. our
field the South. Our customers legion. our
capital ample. Musicians ourselves An srny
OF employees. Branch Housed III seven cities
Our travellers every where. Exclusive control OF
the ! est Instruments in the world Direct con
nection with manufacturers Always pioneers il
low prices. Able and willing to compete Will
the world. Pledged and sworn to doit.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1881-07-14

o. NJ. Royster, Columbia, 5. C.,
Feb. %. 50; j. Is. Edwin Scot, Apr
%. 50: Miss Kate Matthews iayette
willie. Oct. 3. 81; Il. :. Pi't. Wilson,
Jan. %, 50; l. G. Hester. Person,
July :. 80; j. Reaves, Nyatt':
Mills. July II. 50; W. A. Hocutt
Harn,tt, Jan. >, So; Mi J. b Neal,
Dec. II, 'Sl; ii. \. Siege. pr y. =,
Wilcox. Halifax, Jan. ), 81 }. II.
Rogers, Apex, 81; II d. Cowell Ire.
dell. Oct. 10. 81, scots ; Col. ". 5
Garter. Fairfield. Hyde county, Dec.
3. 81 j NJ. Hoiloweil, Wayne county
Dec. 20, 81.
| 10 be coattnued.)
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\ GREAT ENTERPRISE.-The IIol
Bitters Manufacturing Company is on,
of RocheSIer's greatest business enter
prises. Their Hop Bitters have reach
ed IA sale beyond I'll precedent, having
from their intrinsic value found then
way into almost every household in the
land. Graphic.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1881-07-14
WEEKLY MARKET REPORT.

sY Corrected every "Wednesday morning
therefore showing the state Of tAr markets oa
the previous day, TUEEDAY.
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g. Bates,
Saw Ca

y, B.-Send also for catalogues of Sheet Music
Books, Niolins, Guitars, Flutes. Band Instrtl-
ments, Drums, Strings. OrguInetteH, Lthers, md
all small Musical Instruments Immense stsck.
Lowest prices South.
Mention the Farmer and Mechanic.
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LOOK OUT FER YOUR nAME
J A YEAR. SI.I0 six MO
RECEIVED PAYMENT.

NoTE.-To avoid losses ~ mail, and the
! potar, Of Il.In-, al! preserving, Rec"li :
i we shall print i'll this 40 nm the amounts
received each week, and IN. tine to which
! the 81 criGrI il paid. t.eTeafter no money
/ viii he credited OF th- books until IT aIpearA
here. 30 TOOK for your name, and i II dos
; NOT appear or il there he any mistake il the
t,rln. write to the Editor.
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IIABILiTIES

STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA, 90.
County of Wake,
+, Sam. G.. White, Cashier of the
above named bank, do solemnly swear
that the above statement Is true 10 the
best of my knowlelge and belief
SAN. G. WHITE,
Cashier.
Subscribed and sworned to before me
this 18th day ofJuly. 1881.
LEO. y. HEARTH.
Notary Public.
Correct-Attest:
Nj. G. WILLIAMS,
w. K COX, Directors.
T.. Il. STAMPS,
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H0RNER SCHOOL,
OXFORD, y. G..

\ Classical, Mathematical, Selcntlhc
and English School. with Military
Organization and Discipline.
J. II. H,a<Eg aud J. g. HorSEE, P~rInrlp4l--
Tn. v. JssIU- u. Phi. d + reLcA, German, Geo
graphN aI.i HIsto y
]. InyI-G -ALH, Corum4udau: Of Cadets, Math
EN- 4tIcs and Natural Science.
The uext - ion viii begin the FIRST MON
DAY y AUGUST
Circulars containing testm3ria and other
..rti.5I,ls flrs.I.neaI 4u apI.fcatlsu. Juefy-it
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Paace Institute.
FOR JUNG LADIES,
RALEIGH, y. {.

REv. r. BJRWELL, Principals.
JOIH b.. FUBWFLL.J
rh4 ninth annual session eom'lencs7 v cdne'-
day. Aug. 81, l-7l, and closes june 4 To- IN
T-tuIctIlu Nv II il III branches usually taught
:, .ru+ef.-- .ern4lp schools Adya. tagez Tor yo-
81 auf i~u.trune1tal anu IL uu5urpa--ei- Bul-d
mo heated throughout by steam. Location equal
- nv IL, lie country for hea.thfulne.s aud &C
.sSeiL.itv Tor circular and catalogue, address
REV. r. BURWELL &SON,
jne Soft. t-a!elsHI 49,
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OXFORD
FEMALE SEMINARY,
OXFORD, y. c.

Ftp HoBG0oD, A. NJ . President.
c.. T FREY. Music Director.
tn. V. JAsMUNn, Pm. -. / reuch and German.
The Art D.uartmc!lt IL in charge of an Honor
Graduate o. & ,oper Fn,titut , New York City.
Five other experienced and able teachers
Fall Term opens Au-. RI, 1881. Has just
closed a very lrosI erous session.
For thorotlxhnees OF lis work III all Depart
mehts, tue School #iuyit,s comparison with any
other school III the 5 ate.
Board, fuel, lights per month Sl1.OO
Hy-Apply for catalogue Jy.lO-ot
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1881-07-14

Washington correspondent of Char
Iolte Observer: My informant says =
radical change agreed on in your state.
T. Il White. Collector, WIS to lie re
moved, and Il c"lo:rd man put III his
place. The postotfi"c at Ncwhcrn and
Wilmington and the custom house at
Wilmington were to he gwen 10 collar
Cd men: Ike Young L. lie removed and
Z white put in his place; Hill TO he re.
moved and George " Station appointed
in his place; Alhcrtson To iemain
Docgla. to he removed and Dcckery t.
nave his place; Mott Ia toe removed
and Col. W. Il Meyers to have hi:
place. TIE d strict attorneys are no.
to be disturbed. The federal patron
aoe in the State is to be organized 70,
Blaine. and of course he will have hi.
friends IN place.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1881-07-14

Concord SIM: The people Of Will
miuoton have organized m Immigrant
Protective Society for the purpose Of
hefriending and encouraging immi-
grants to that section. This is a good
move. Good for Wilmington and may
man, other towns i'll the State follow
her example. "A body of stout
healthy looking German immigrants
arrived on the noon train Tuesday and
went down to the mines where they
are engaged to work. -The Sun
prst cotton bloom, brought in 10y Billy
Ho'dbrooks on the 18th, Is the ear lest
reported in the State. I've learr
that Jno. Bragg and Dave Vance are
to start a daily paper soon at Char
! lOtte.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1881-07-14
NEW YORK ADViCKs,

As given in Wednesday morning kilograms