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The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1881-11-10

Of the business Of the different portions
of the State. This feeling has, doubt
less. influenced Cove nor JARVIS and
Treasurer Worth as Commissioners Ct
the Western North Carolina Road, for
it is O understood that they are OPP
posed to Senator Vance. Heretofore
Treasurer Worth has been a great ad
mire. of Senator Vance, and has usually
adopted his views, but in this instance
Mr.. Worth understands that the Welt;
, of Western North Carolina is wrapped
!, up in the completion of the Western
a North Carolina Railroad, and he seems
t therefore to have made up his mind &c
vote against a declaration Of forfeiture
) and to vote to grant an extension .
time in order that the Dad may l.,
completed t o Paint Rock and Pigcor
q River as provided in the contract
Senator Vance, in his address to til,
: people of Sept. 30 upon the issue will
the Richmond Dlnville Compan,
4 stated that the next meeting OF tn
Commissioners would he beld la Char
lotte. 1t is patent that Senatnr Nanc
has despaired OF controlling Treasure
Worth, and thus secur a declaration
e of forfeiture. The meeting IN Char
lotte, whenever held. will prebabl
y look into the charges Of Discriminate
d and this will be ID Ut the amour
S of the meeting. The desire of the pee
II pie is to have the o. complete
" at the earliest possible day. In the per
o Torrance of this work they do NJ
n want anything done that may interior
f. and prevent the completion of the roat
le The North Carolina system must
If held in allegiance until the road
completed. The next desire is th'
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In Defense Of General brady.


Washington, April 23.-The national
republicans of this city will tomorrow pub-
fish the following:
When Postmaster General James came
into office, no was informed by General Brady
that whenever a change was desired in the
office OF second assistant postmaster general,
his resignation would be ready. On Wednes.
day last he was notified that the time had
arrived. When he resigned he informed his
friends that no had no knowledge of the
reason which impelled the change.
Postmaster General James assigns no reasons
which in any manner reflects upon the
integrity of General Brady. A concerted
and concentrated fire of libellous state
menls, as to the causes, appeared yesterday
in number of newspapers, consisting of
assertions without proof. The following
telegram was received yesterday evening:
NRw York, April II, ISL
george Z. Gorham, Republican ONCE, Wash
lngton,
You will please say for me that all
charges, direct or indirect, affecting my
integrity as public official are absolutely
and unqalidedly false.
THOMAS j. BRADY.
To the friends of Gen. Brady and all who
know him as we do, this denial
was unnecessary. But the public will &C.
cept II as a full and complete joining of issue
with the defamers, who for their
own purposes, seek TO do him
wrong in the absence Of proof by them.
They must meet the scorn which follows all
who make wanton and malicious attacks
upon personal character.
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High Water In the Missouri.

Sioux City, Iowa, April 49, The Missouri
river Is still risin, at this point, and is now
fully one foot higher than at any previous
time this season, and also higher than at any
time recorded in tho history of the city.
Dispatches from Sully tonight report the
river still rising there, so there is no immedi-
aleprospect OF lower river here, where the
water Is doing no particular damage, though
II has penetrated to the lower part Of the
town. FLOYD and other small streams arc
rapidly subsding. 1t Is reported to-day
that the las. Of the imperiled Dakota sufferers
have been rescued from their watery sur.
Founding and taken 10 places Of safety.
supplies for them arc coming 10, and as fast
as they can will DO placed within reach Of tho
sufferers. The demand for goods and also
Tor clothing will DO met
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PEREMPTORY SALE
AT
AUCTION
1877 of the Most Desirable
Building Lots in the
City Of San Antonio
to effect Partition.
Capitalists and Persons Seeking
Homes in the Most Healthy and
Prosperous City in the
State OF Texas,

Are specially invited 10 attend this sale, at
public auction, VIII ch Will take place In front
Of Col. Hord's hotel, In the city OF San
Antonio, To begin on the 2ith day Of May next
lssl, at 10 O'Clock y, m. aud continue from day
to lay until said lots are all sold.
Iheproperiy will DO positively sold with
out reserve.
Comprising the lots in blocks No. 9, 81, IS,
10, II, ID and ~, each block containing IL lots
numbering IRON To ls, and the lots No. To 10
inclusive In block No. n, and the lots No. to
In block No. 10, and the lots and 2, In block
No 10, and the lots No. ., 3, I. 8, %, Z, and In
S % No y, and The lots sa No ~ 81 80,
l,a, y, 5,9,7 and 3 In block No II, aud the
lots Nos ], aud 3 In block No u, and the lots
l,2,3, 4, 3, and :, In block No o, and also the
fractional lotor block No 40, each lot having a
width of 20 varas, or rs feet 30 inches, and n
depth varying from i.3 feet I i.s Inches To ass
feet. The streets surrounding said blocks are
straight and 10 feet 0 90 inches wide, except
the main avenue, running through them
which 10 about ~ feet In width.
SITUATION.
All Of said lots are situated IN the northern
portion OF the city of san Antonio, ON and
above the Uppsr Labor ditch, on aud east uf
ian P,uro creek, and on and south OF Park
avcnue,a little below tho san Pedro sprines
anu park, and from onc.half to three fourths
OF mile from the centre OF the city.
ADVANTAGES.
This property Is especially desirable for
private residences, because OF Its elevated 20
sition over other portions OF the city It's n. ar
ness TO ban Pedro creek, san Pedro Springs
and the beautiful public park surrounding
them because there are two irrigating bitches
with living water running through them con-
atantly, Int, isecting Il, and because Il lies on
either side of the principal line Of street rail.
way cars.
TERMS OF SALE,
One third cash GU the day Of adjudication
and the balance In one and two years In prom
issofy notes OF the purchasers bearing Inter-
ett nt the rate OF ten per centum per annum
until gnid, secured by deed In Trust, on the
property sola, with the usual clause inserted
allowing TRUSTEES and Attorneys fees for
collecting Notes II not paid a. they respect-
TiTLEs PERFEcT AND FULL wARANrEE
DEEDS WILL DE GIVEN.
Deeda of Sale and Deeds Of Trust 10 be exc
cuied nj the expense Of purchasers, not 10 ex.
coed Ten Dollars for both
Any Of the above property can be purchased
nj private sale, ut any time before auction day
by app wing to Messrs. HE. CIV. H.Young, AZ
No. 10 Commerce street, In the city Of San An.
tonic. AZ before stated. ssid property Ia to
be sold for the u rpose OF affecting partition,
aud will be sold 10 the highest bidder.
HENRY Gif.LUM,
Ageat and Attorney In Fact OF the Owners,
Mrs. virsln,a A. Glllum and Mrs. lso~ r.
Ii. r. a ". n. YOUNG, sale Asts.
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THE FASHIONS.

Prelate purple is new shade.
Cord trims the edges of cloth suits.
Much shirring appears on costumes.
The pilgrim suit will be worn again.
Old-gold color has seen its best days.
The csnopy.top parssols are revived.
Roman sashes are worn by little girls.
Lace hoods are on new summer WRAPS.
Gay Roman colors are seen in the new ma
terisls.
Ombre silk plush is much used for MILNE
ry purposes.
Rough>and.ready straw bonnets are new
for spring.
Ribs are again seen outside the lining of
new psrasols.
New grenadines are like transparent
cloth-of-gold.
Gold and silver brocsdes are seen on
handsome psrasols.
Deep Japanese sleeves are seen on some of
the new wraps.
Lavender Jerseys are popular for street
AMI houss wear.
The "Korrigsn" is practically new wrap
for summer wear.
The Gainsboro hat has its wide, soft brim
unwired this season.
The square Louis XIV. heel is seen on la.
dies and chiliren's shoes.
The Dominican is the style of hair-dress.
ing popular for little girls.
The new bonpets are large, small or medi.
um, to suit all faces.
Tan -colored gloves are worn with white
satin dresses at the opera.
The princess of modified Gabrielle contin.
ues in favor of young girls.
Ecru and cream.colored buttonless gloves
are stylish for evening wear.
Spanish lace edges the new parasols, and
they are larger than last summer.
Steel butterflies are fastened on the left
shoulder to hoId knot of ribbon.
The new grays lean to sivery effects or
metallic luster, or to pink shades.
Very wide ssshes with very short ends are
TO be worn by little girls this summer.
Spanish lace, beaded and laid in fans and
quilts, is a new and pretty trimming.
Large outsteel beads, bands and ornaments
are used in profusion on the new bonnets.
Black velvet ribbon is worn like brace.
let above the elbow with short. sleeyed
dresses.
There has not been, indeed, for time i'm.
memorial, season when SO great use was
made of lace.
Short dancing dresses have ruches of lace
around the edge of the skirt, and in the
ruches flowers are placed.
The oldest of odd muffs is made of brow
plush so closely drawn together in the center
that II looks like large bow.
A pretty costume devised for a dsshinv
young lady consists of skirt of limp camel's
hair cloth and JACKIE: in ivy green.
Openings at fashionable millinery houses
show such variety Of styles in bonnets that
It is difficult to say what arc the leading
fashions.
Albums containing photographs of ladies
in each new dress they receive, colored to
the exact hues of the material, are the lstes,
society toys.
The dresses sent out by Worth and other
leading Partisan modistes have picturesque
features that are evidently copied from old
paintings.
The most picturesque hats for dressy wear
at summer watering places are of the open
lace straws, with wide brim rolled up on the
right side, or else just above the forehead.
The fashion in Paris is to wear precious
stones of different colors. Ear rings, too,
are no longer made in pairs. One earring
may be formed of large sapphire circled
with diamonds, and the other of dtferen,
dimensions of ruby, also circled diamonds
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-04-24

r AME AND SICK FORsEs, pronounced In.
IL durable, cured free Of cost. 0iles' Lima
ment 1odide Ammonia.
spavins, splints,. ringbones, bunchs, thor.
oush pins, sprung knees, cured without blem-
tah
strains, shoulder lameness, naviculAr dis
ease, ehoe.bolls, cure guarant eed. Send for
pamphlet containing full Information to
DR. W. NJ. GILES, 100 West broadway,
New York.
Use only for horses the lnlment In yellow
wrappers. Trial size 70 cents.
Thompson, schott q Co., Agents
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Rev.. Drs. Jeter, Brosddus, DickInfon-Bap.
1t is endorsed by the direct personal testl.
m0ny of men OF national fame ana of strictest
medicine ever had such support In lite favor as
aspecinc, The WORD OF any one OF the emil
hent divines VINO underwrite this antidote TO
uyspespsla mas deserved weight. Their uni'ec
WUness joined win theexperimented use ana
the approyalof tho "" narration by well known
physicians removes IL doubt II is beyond MI
question wonderful therapeuticsl agent
Editors Religious Herald, Va.
Waco, Texas, May Is, 1873.
Polk, Miller % Please find enclosed 81,
Ior when wish you 70 send me at once Its
value IN your excellent Vest Pocket Dyspepsia
Cure. My wife IL very III and IL Is the only
thing that helps her thatl can find. Yours.
DAVID F. DAVIS.
This remedy Is Of tried virtue, have seen
dyspepsia cured completely by Ii. itseems!l0
be an antidote to our national disease
Inc ingredients are not kept by the apotheca
ries ana have boon difficult to get.
Rev: IL. L. pabney, LII. d., Hampdens.dn
COL eye, va:
lent for Indigestion and 'latulent colic-seda-
tive, soporifc, tonic, slightly aperient, with.
out nausea.
Rev. Dr. Mangum, Prof. Univ. N. g.
looneur with Bishop Doggett In his estimate
OF the Vest Pocket QUE.
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LOST

r OST--On the night of April 9th. q grey
IL mare, aboutl5 hands high. s years old,
an almost invisible brand on the left shOul-
der, scar on the right hip. rope marks on the
hind legs, and a hard lump on the In eide of the
right ankle Joint O. will be paid for In orma-
mare. Jas. Mckeand, 1901 Elm st., Dallas
an,1l
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A Fanatical Preacher Lynchcd In Ar.
kansas.

a FHnatical Preacher Lynched In Ar.
kansas.
Little Rock, Ark, April 2a.-Rev. Robert
Masslock, who was discovered hanging to Q
tree In lizard county q few days since, was
lynched. Az was supposed, MAttlock was q
preacher Of the new light fanAticism, preva.
leat 10 this region last year. Tho enthusiastic
among his followers believed In
blood stonement, under the lead
OF Matllock, killed elk or seven men. Matt.
lock murdered Thomas Miller at q barbecue
last Augu,t with knife. Ito
was captured and acquitted as
insane. A short time ago q murdered man
wwM found on top Of the mountain between
Ie,loo and Basesville, and circumstances
pointed strongly 10 MAttlock az the muir.
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derer. The comm unity was greatly excited,
as he is supposed 10 be the victim ola bloody
atonement.
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East Line & Red River R, R.
Time Card No, 2,

I1uhe cara No. -
Taking effect Monday, March II, 1881.
west-bound. JEFFERSON. East bound,
400 p. IN. Depart. Mat. :. Arrive 1910 q. m.
100 q. IN. Depart, Fright. Arrive l0p. IN.
DAINGERFlELD.
8:lO y. m. Depart. Mall Depart 7.0s q. m,
1910 d. m. Depart. right. Depart la5 a. m,
PITTsBURa.
7:lb u. m. Arrive. Mail Depart $50 n, m
li:b0 q. m. Arrive. Fright. Depart $500 y. IN
7;35 p. m, Depart, Mall, Arrive $3.50 u. m
1880 y. m. Depart. Fright. Arrlvo 400 y. m
wINSBORO.
$3.50 q. m. Depart. Mail. Depart 6:lS d. m,
2.35 y. m. pcnart. Fright Depart II :i5 d. IN.
SULPHUR SPRINGS.
l0l5p m. Depart. Mail. Depart $3.50 q. IN.
laO y. IN. part, Fright. Depart 0a5 u. m.
GREEENvlLI.E
1905 y. m. Arrive. Mail depart 900 q. m.
7a5p. m. Arrive. Fright. Depart 0:tb .. IN
Connections; At Grecnvliie with the Mo.
Pacific railroad for all points In thenorthwestj
at Plttsburg with the Texas 4 1t. l.. railroad
for 0ilmer, Mt. Pleasant and Tyler, at JEFF
ferson with the Texas h Pacific railroad for
~. Louis and all points east south and south.
east. Passenger train runs daily except sun
day. JNO. 4. FLYNN,
General Manager.
=. RAiNEx, JR.,
Gen. Ticket and Pass. ACT, Jefferson, Tex.
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> ELEGANT JEWELRY CHEAP.


To Introduce our new styles and influence trade
we make the following unparalleled nffers for n
short time: 1.-THE Berlin Packet contains n ro,d
plated watch chain agate shawl pin, ady's ee-
giant SET Jewery sea bean cuff buttons coral neck.
lace set Of agate studs gold plate band ring collar
putt9n, Key ring pocket book imitation silk
nanukerchief, ~ Nencil, comic envelopes and
vislting cards. re mailed to you for 35c in
Stamps! : pac fl,N. The lot can be re-
tailed at frOr N.
O The Royp ontaips one surf rb on,o,b ro,
ring, elegP fouch set IN boy fancy na:p'
ihce cor buttons, engrr 4 gold plate
bracele fpin, gold plat ady'sset, gold
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came ',genuine Parls n diamond sind
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link watcn chain, plain '''' plate ring, nobhy
cameo ring, Maltese ear.ri.,s with p. diamond
settings, gents full comb. amethyst set, Iady's
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cameo scarf pin, eng gold plate sleeve buttons,
The whole OF this magnificent collection sent
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cnn be retailed easily at from q to SO Address
NJ: JEWELRY CO.. Atlanta, Ga.
TIE ArLANTe GLOBE says: This company is
perfectly reliable, and the amount they gvefor
your money Is astounding"
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FOR EXCHANGE.

TOR EXCH ANGE-A few interests In min
l. iugclaims In Gr,nt county. New Mexico,
forgood Texas lands. Address W q Currie,
New Mexico,
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PRICE % CENTS PER BOTTLE.
For sale by all druggists and country msr
TH0MpsoN. GEORGE %Co.. Sole Agents,
Dallas and Galveston.
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FOR RENT.

DOR RENT-Blackemith shop, near Crsie,s
j. Aili Mckinney Road Apply at Henry
Magners Saloon, Mckinney Rod. apr94 If
Il NT.-TlIe business mouse now occu-
IL pied by Erwin & Co., 403 Elm st, Get, will
be for rent on the first Of April. Apply to John
Browning, 1867. Elm street.
EOk kENT-The Bennett hide house, in rear
OF John Potts grocery store, In front OF
Pacific depot. Suitable for produce store;
will hold 8, 900 bushels of corn. For particu-
lars, Inquire of John Browning. 1857 Elm st
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ENLARGE avn prvrl Mp rpe rnpm.

II shrunk wholly or in part from nature or dis
ease. Advice free. Describe case and send stamp
TO Z. De l.. Co., Atlanta, Ga No humbug. High.
est reference. Correspondence confidential
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Bishop d. 8, DogRett, Southern Methodist:
II Is an excellent corrective of Ind sstlon
l have.used 1t with prompt and bent Ilcial re-
suits.
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nor SALE.-A few half canopy suits at re.
L. duced prices at Billing'On's Furniture
store. AlsO large stock of all kinds of Furni.
ture- every thing at bargain.
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FOR SALE.

NOR SALE-Bois ID Arc posts. Inquire or
II address, John Webb 4 Co. Forney, Texas.
hnr22 I'm
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Waco, Texas, May %, 1873.
Polk, Miller h Co.-Please find enclosed 81,
for which wish you 10 send me at once Its
value In your excellent Vest Pocket Dyspepsia
Cure. My wife IL very III and IL Is the only
thing that helps her thatI can find, Yours.
DAVID u. DAVIS,
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Editor Richmond Christian Advocate:
This remedy is OF tried virtue. have seen
dyspepsia cured completely by II. itseems.lo
be an antidote to our Irrational disease
The ingredients are not kept by the apotheca
ries and have boon difficult to get.
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Messrs. Folk, Miller 4 CO..
Gents -Enciosed please find 10 cents, for
which please send by return mall two bottles
Vest Pocket Cure. think IL ~ the best medi-
icine for dyspepla ever tried. The two bottles
send for are for two other parties.
Respectfully, GEO. ELLIOTT,
Navasota. Grimes Co. Texas.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-07-25
TELEGRAPHIC JOTTINGs.

A Calcutta dispatch says Ayoub Khan, it is alleged, has proposed to open nesotia- tions.
 A dispatch from Durban says hitch has occurred in the Transvaal The Boers re- fuse to meet the commission in consequence of the objection to one member of 1t. The prisoners charged with the murder of Elliott have been acquitted.
 Eloquent tributes to the memory of the late Dean Stanley were paid in all of the im- portant pulpits of London yesterday.
 The New York Legislature adjourned sine die on Saturday, having completed what business remained on it's hands after the cleo ton of Senators.
 The government of the United States has been invited to join in collective note to be addressed to Russia regarding the treatment of the Jews in that country. It is believed that the difficulties of the Tunisian question are growing graver so far as the relations and interest of the powers are concerned.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-07-25
LOCAL NEWS.
A New Railroad.

A New Railroad.
 The New York and New England railroad company will begin running through trains from Boston to Brewsters, New York, to. day, one hundred and ninety miles. The re. mainder of the road to FishkiIl, on the Hud- son, will be finished in the fall. It will con nect at that point by ferry with the Erie sys- tenn. At Brewsters connection is made with New York city and Northern road, while the Harlem road is only short distance. The new read, which is to be opened Monday, is the section of the New England road extend ing from Waterbury west thirty miles. It has been examined and approved by the Railroad Commissioners
 WhitneyvilIe.
 Rev. MT. Putnam, pastor of Whitneyville church, has not yet decided where he will spend his annual summer vacation. Last season he was at Saratoga, the visit and the water greatly improving his health.
 The boating season is in full blast on Lake Whitney, and many happy party is to be seen daily on this beautiful sheet of water, enjoying the healthful recreation Mir. Days waiting pavilion is great resort and scores of people are accommodated there.
 Building improvements are not numerous and the quiet rural aspect of the Whitney vile school district changes but little from year to year. The old covered bridge remains as usual, the houses are the same and the people seem to love the old place, so near the city via the enterprising horse railroad, and yet so quaint and romantic.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-07-25
PENNSYLVANIA,
Carrying Deadly Weapons-Mayor King
 Determined to Put Stop to the Danger

Carrying Deadly Weapons-Mayor King
 Determined to Put a Stop to the Danger
 ous Custom.
 PHrLADELPHIA. July 24.-Mayor King has issued a proclamation calling attention to the violation of the law relative to the carrying of concealed deadly weapons Among other things he says that whosoever carries these concealed weapons carries also the concealed thought of murder. The class who go ready armed to answer word with death shot must be taught an abiding lesson of obedi- ence to the supremacy of the law and prop CT respect for the rights and personal safety of others. To go armed in great city where the officers of the law are constantly within call is a standing menace by the criminal and thoughtless classes against the peace and or der of society, which shall no longer be tol- erated.
 The recent attempt to assassinate the Pres ident of the United State, suddenly crush ing down whole nation in sorrow and un- certainty, demands of me, as chief magis- trate of city of nearly million inhabi- tants, the immediate and continuous enforce ment of the law.
 The act of the Assembly bearing on the subject is quoted, and the Mayor expresses the hope that strong public sentiment will lead to the abolition of the iniquitous prac- tice.