The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1881-02-24
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for the railroad.
The dwelling Of Mr.. Y. Wa''ace. il
salisbury. va. consumed ~ fre q
Monday.
Fremont Pee WU B,yt, Mr.
Richard Garrs. az Pitt county,. LIST J.
gin house, all together with i've bale
IF cotton and !. 900 bushels Of cotton
seed ~ FIRE last week.
y. G. Presbyterian: We learn that s
rev Presbyterian church i in course
81 erection III Union county. y. O..
sixteen miles from Monroe-Rev.
T.. l. Faucette has been called to fu'l
ministerial work il Milton, y. G.
The Gro1te>t Ma is ne who chooses
the right with ~lnviucible resolution.
who ~Tesists tie >orcst temptation from
within ard without, who bears he h-a-
West burdens ch.erfully Hho j caim.st
in storms, and most f~earle>. under
neflce AMI frowrs; and whose reliance
on truth on vir.ure, All on God. :
most unfalterinG.
Dir. james |. Parsons, of the firm Of
Capel Par.onsS Sons. Of Capel'> Mills,
passed this place last Tuesday with ;
twenty horse power steam engine and
boiler. The boiler weighed three tons.
and VS. being drawn BY . SIX male
team. Rockingham Spirit.
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Avs 80 orar H. al hajrr oe IN
Ri,ctwau - ~ - lii 80
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- -o..;iantsI,: Kill LT -. go
Inc white Wcman ian owe. u ~.
tam CIV FREMONT AMI ack
Crcc6. OF sunday, , alth lnsi. w.s
Ir, -, nuhl.a5 ,y','eI, '"t !
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saJs, " sens - - 'a.US
'l'L', Wa hiih'HT 'cf way ir'ul IL"
e!3h % "li52A. tier injuries 'neH@"
ste'e. arc NO serious '"'sSS SI.Sil''"'
suPeETehes.
The Augusta Lccniaa NetrS says
Freddy pluiding kicked " some high
links a the Rankin House, Columbus,
the other night tic had a mIsunGcr
standing with Frank Little, his stage
manager. and from words they came to
blows. Fred gave Little a belt over the
left eye, making a deep cut with a ring
he wore. lie was arrested and is nov
under bond TO appear before Muscogee
Superior Court for assault and battery.
Mr. Ncsbit, Of CabsrIus. found a
nugget on the Reed mine property IN
that county. set som. hands to work
and uncovered, at the depth If five feet.
a ten inch vein OF Great richness. TIL.
Register SAYS the gold is in the seams
in the rock. in which the PARTICLES are
thlckly set, some OF them as large -
bird shot. Mr. Nesbit IS prcParln. tc
60 TO work there IN earnest.
Lcnoir Toptc The Caldwell phv.i-
clans are turning their attention to to
bacco. DR.. Scroggs writes for the
Iopic Seasonable aud valuable articles
on the culture Of the weed, DIR. Blair is
going to raise a large crop, aud we SUD
pose that Doctors RcaIl, Carter, and
Scott, being ''old farmers" always
raise enough for home consumption.
Under these adverse circumstances, we
see no hope Tor It but That young Doc
TORS fo"eii ana hent VIII take 70 che"-
ilS, -, =,
=, h"'elgh. -'e'SS o'%e'teF eiAty-'A
Thousand SIGNATURES 70 prohloltl5h re
tltlons Was the total II the House yes
terday. -on Nednesday night the
cotton gin and grlst mill OF Mr. Joseph
a. Haywood, at hi. iarm near Rogers
y Roads, twelve miles from this city,
were burned. Five bales OF cotton were
consumed. The total loss Is estimated
at s.: 800. and is covered by insurance
he hre Is SAID to have been the WORK
of an lncendlary.
Col. W. r. Beasley, the railroad
map Of Oxford, ha. made the lucky
bid to furnish the p~cstoffice depart
registered mail matter. He furaishc.
the locks at =. so and the KEYS at %
cents. cach.-From Mr.. Julian s.
Carr, who is in the city. we learn that
,welve large brick buildings are now
going up 1T Durham. They are on the
eve Of building one Of the largest cot
ton factories in the State. The ground
las been given for it to stand on.
S,EsLnr, V-,t.L,,,,. Co.o.or no.;
49, a;ra'Lotod ~ ISr 49,
sio'io a: D04 ~ Iao9'a'oh ~ =" NeIP
one.tian g l~ob:bit;on - no neonin
Snch an incident shows who are bene-
fitted by the traffic. -The cornet has
been introduced into the P~feshyforian
church choir of this city.-Lines of
WAGONS are daily passing tbrnugh tbis
CITY loaded with gol1 ore from tbr
Rvmey Mine. II is taken to the
Chlorination works atthe Yadkin Nine
where il is worked up, and is valued at
from fifteen to ffty dollars per on,
averaging from thirtv-iye to forty dol
lars.
Dr.bon pL,1f Our c;+:,o, -