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The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1882-12-20
Prof. A.a>siz j. in Florida.

The Legislature VIII assemble ou jan
uaIy ;, i>N3.
Char otte', u.9 sla.t~r c'4.cn Sl..
nave chairs IL t-td ut De4chcs.
Buffalo Bll il. worth -25unou. Ii
pays TO wear buck>km and keep away
from buffalo.
The Concord Rey,Ster says - or -
persons from about tJIdlc Creek are
preparing 10 "a to Texas. Bad bu, in : ].
hey VIA wish they hadn't.
Rockingham H.e: he residence 81
Wilson oucpFeri, near Pee Dee River.
wlo consumed sunday. Origin OF lire,
aycidcutal.-la>t Monday. in the pub
He road. near he "Pnddler Bottom"
some four miles east oi this place. a
WACO Ter &c ldentaily. il i, claimed. shot
a boy that vas along with nan. II e
b was IN BE to 4iNc ans account t
the sAoot H.. HIS recovery is r,-af.cd
rs ycrS doubtful.
Il tlc mater OF tie Application q
Va. I. DNkS'ui,u. Il an e % CO lnty. ~
the spiru.utm 10. OF Il i.,ccItcf tortit
Midland t4iroIi judge Z. r Tnnl-
.ui Nh. john Hughes, u Fes lierne.
appeared tor The defendants. AMI ". y !.
Clarke, + q ui New Derlc. tor tho
painful, aud at The conclusion of the
argument Judge Maci;ae decided to con
unue the lEjunctlon, but declined to an
point a receiver.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1882-12-20
No one who has ever h, ard Robert

No one who has ever h ART Robert
n~gersOli lecture will ,ert that he Il, a
rare orator. His word painting i won
icriul, ms ~clOquence entrancing. Thus
lar IN his crusade against Chrlstianity
this ,keptlc has appeared in the eyes If
his followers a giant against rigmies. lie
has encountered an adyersary, however.
seemingly 10 every why his equal. even
IN his " peculiarities Of rhetoric. 1,
Judge from the following extract from :
sermon delivered on last SUNDAY. on the
occasion Of the dedication of the Church
OF the Annunciation at Kansas Civ, No
by Rev. Father David ;. Phelan. OF s.
on +, well knOwn a. the editor Of the
Western HutchmaH. Having asserted
that the idea OF the soul and the faith
10 It's Immortality must have come down
from above. as earth could not have
taught 1t, nor could death have Inspired
1T, the reverend father said:
If there Is no hereafter, then life is
one long debauch. and the highes edu
cation Is 10 know now 10 find and now
best TO enjoy pleasure. If there +, no
hereafter. virtue j. a deceit and her9i>m
Is a lie. See that young nan bleeJiny
rom a hundred wouuis. He died In
defense of a sister honor. If there i,
no hereafter, that MODEST Of deeds vii
20 forever nrewa H.. See that Young
sister IN the hospital bending over a vic
tim OF the plague, to morrow She viii
>uccumb, and Il rapid ride aud "A hasty
sepuitute will reward her devotion. II
there ~ no hereafter, her charity met a
sorry requItal. See hat man holding al
a%tfrighted child at the window Of a burn
ing building. He holds II long enough
Tor a sturdy companion to grasp IL from
below, aud he then falls back INTO his fiery
tomb. II there Is no hereafter. such
sacrifice Is heartle>>, and unmeanlng
cruelty. See that troop OF soldiers
marching 10y to the beating Of c drum,
] heir country has called, aud they 70 10
defend her honor on the battle fed
hey follow that flag into the thick ofthe
fight. and when the bUgie sounds the
retreat few return from the caruage
Those brave soldiers died With their face
to the Toe, and "A smile was STAN ed on
their textures III death. II there is no
hereafter, their htroism was suicide and
their re a Laockery Ut fate Earthly
life i closed in death; the grave termi-
mates all conSort anl ASSOCIATION with
things of time; but waited above the
bier the wreck the tomb, floats the
sweet voice OF God, saying: i am the
HE"
Contrast the above with lie following
from one Of Colonel Ineersoll's lectur :,
aud, beautiful aud tender a. is the Ian
guage of the iuidel orator, that Of
Father Pie an .oses nothing By the com
parison:
Next to eternal JOY; next t. being for
ever with hose we love atd those who
have loved IL; next 10 that Il to be
wrapped in the dream-Iike drapcry Of
eterIal death. Upon the shadowy sho,y
Of death the sea Of trouble casts 10 wave,
Eyes that have been curtained by the
everlasting dark viii never know the
touch of tears.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1882-12-20
She Tu's AZ D

BrIn-w < s~t. MIR = lie
Boston Gt-epe tits private .es Of the
Lis mai To- .p%s-rttu,sy a. zsxe
Il M. La7gtry II ID = ge ~ SUNDAY
- she bre tkta-te At DEN M D. Their.
were three others ln her fsrtv the in
eyuabie l~.abonchere. the la.re inevet
able q car Al.de aoi the getting 10 T.
Inevitable vo1uE Gebhart | should ne,
er have noticed NJ, Langtry II | hatn {
known Who she wa sn0uli have no
tce O. ar, though. lbs long hair l. =
trademark that cannot b ignored. /
piued MIS-. Lanstiy her companions. She
iid Mt seem IKE woman who was eu
juying herself, aud she certainly did not,
eat a. though she enjoyed Ter breakfast
he picked al her food aud toyed with
her wine glass a. though the pleasure,
Of the table were upi The sort she cared
for. | must say that | IKE 70 e. a per
ION eat good food with i relish Perhaps
hr, Llng'rv d. n 'ee. nel She did
IHt .osN eIii, tlt seemed tHeI, anu Lef
tsce ".tc' oder I.4H lrxpec;ti il sc
So. Ih,fr w deep lue> Nl,ite. and
Il compassion xls not 4r icu.Iy clear
ohe had til, l. ( # a woman who ha |
been wO,k gh,l without getting much
sleep Mr.. Ltugtrvs table manner,
"a heard thct spoken at once, were DOT
fhe most elegant lua nd not seem quIt,
the thing ia a woman Who knew she wa
the ob etvci ~ the entire room. Sh,
tilted back % her CHAIR aud rocked her
-ei!, and Ia X II + hat and PLAYED
Slth the feathers. and ~he used her knit,
aud ftr- t. e 1n.i tc with. ! had been
disappointed Win Atr> Langty 90 the
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1882-12-20
Rowie-Knife BuIIieS.

John I. n rter, who, in 1860. being
challenged by Roger A. Pryor, named
knives as the weapons aud Il locked room
a. the place of battle, is dying at Nil
Naukee, Wis, in Il poor farm house
~Ie'eqraph Item,
Porter was put forward b. certain
Northern men to bulls Gen. Pryor, who
had fought dueis with Bob Ridgeway and
DR.. Flnney. We believe they had a per-
sonai alteration, when Pryor challenged
atm. Porter accepted with the condi
tons mentioned. Pryor's friends de
c.inei the terms as teing outside of the
code. Tins was seized upon by the North
ern writer's, aud an attempt was made TO
make it appear that it was a back.iown
PRYOR was dissatisfied with the decision
ant Wa~ ehdeavorIng 10 get rid OF them
anu TO ii Int Porter on his own terms,
when he was arrested. Such is our rec
o'iectiou at an event that caused mnch
e>citemen at the time. Porter was Il
very large mau and would nave made al
most two OF Pryor at that time. He Was
afraid % the pistol and thought the
rowle knife would frighten his antagonist.
Porter il dying i'll poverty. Pryor Is do
Jog "a successful practice at the bar IL
view YIN. Nut'c tie Ids DetD slbCt lCo1-
He res,doa across the river in b ouklyn
blt his office is on Wal Street, New
Iork.-Wii. Star.
And is an especial friend OF Beast But
Ter, Gen. Grant, and that class Of men.
Still he must lie a man Of great force OF
character else he could not hold his
! owl" amid the circumstances and with
his re cord.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1882-12-20
JUD.rH BURyErT. HjlisdaIe, Mich.
WH>Tro READ Are YOU deficient

WHATTo READ Are you deficient IL
taste? Read the best English poets, 81 h
- Thompson, Gray, Goldsmith, Pope,
Cowper, Coleridge. Scott and Words
eorth
Are you deficient in imagination?
Read Milton, Akenside, Burke and
Shakespeare.
Are on deficient in powers Of reason
Jag? Read ~Chillingworth, Bacon and
Locke.
Are you deficient in judgement aud
good sense in the common affairs of life?
Read Frankin
Are you deficient IN sensibility? Read
Goethe and Mackcnz e.
Are you deficient in knowledge Of the
world and current events Send 81 for
the F,trmcr and NechaHic. 1t YOU do
not get the worth of your money by this
time next year, it will be refunded.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1882-12-20
Col. John n. Wheeler Bequeaths
His Historical Papers 10 the
Old North State.

The will of Col. John III. Wheeler.
historian of the last generation, Ca I'd
uncle Of Maj. John Wheeler Moore.
historian of the present or recent gen.
eration) devises as follows:-
To his wife. the house. 28 Grant
place, and all furniture. pictures. Sc.
therein Tor life after her death TO her
children, share and share alike. Also
an annuity of 5000 and all The estate
which came from his wite's father. to
have the same for her sole and separ-
ATE use. To his son Woodbur, Wheel
er, the houses Nos. 500 Tenth street
northwest, and lllj X street north
west, a tract OF land of thirty acres in
the District Of Columbia, his commits
sion as superintendent OF Charlotte
min under President Jacks on and a.
minister To the republic OF Nicaragua.
his portrait, portions OF his library and
other personal property. The testator
b~equeatho TO the governor of North
Carolina certain works relative to the
history OF North Carolina TO be deposit
ed in his name in the library of the
STATE OF the historical society. The
house on 10th street is charged with an
annuity OF 5000 to be paid 10 ~testator's
widow. To Charles SullF Wheeler. as
trustee, Tor his family and for their SUB
port is devised HOUSES 942 and 94iI
street, and at his death to be equally
divided among his children or their chill
dren II the parents are dead per- stripes.
y similar annuity TO t. c lasts charged
on tins property. To his daughter.
Elizabeth Brown Bcale, houses 93S and
$40 | street, for life, with remain Ter to
his gran lSon. John Wheeler Beale. and
his heirs; charged with an annuity OF
500 to Iestator's widow. The residue
oil his estate Is TO be equally divided
among his widow and three children,
share and share alike. lie makes va
rIous personal requests and $500 to his
alma mater, Columbia university, the
interest on the same to be used Tor the
purchase OF a gold si9net ring. to be
known as the Wheeler prize ring
and awarded at each annual commence
ment [, the student who shall compose
the best thesis on the history of our
country. He states that as he has of
late suffered intense pain i'll the region
OF his heart, II his physician thinks the
cause OF humanity or science will be
be made. Woodbury. Wheeler and
Charles y. James are appointed eXecu-
tors. BY a Codicll the testator be-
queathea TO his granddaughter, Gene
we've, daughter OF Woodbury. Wheeler.
all the property which he devised in his
MI 30 woodbury. Wheeler.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1882-12-20
'MADE NEW AGAIN."

Mrs. Vim. D. HICKMAN, St. Cathe-
rines. Ont. says "R. V, Pierce, Buffa-
10, \. Y, | have used your ''Fayorire
Prescriptions, Golden Medical Dissolve
ry,'' and Pleasant Purgative Pellets, >
for the last three months and fluid myself
|-jwilat shall | say)-'made new again.
are the oniy words that express it. [ was
reduced to a skeleton, could not walk
across the fl por without iainting, could
keep no hing ia the shape of food on my
stom .cb. Myself and friends had given
w all hope, my immediate dea;h scemad
certain. | now live TO the surprise OF
everybody and am able to do my own
WORK.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1882-12-20

Raleigh Ne,cs OJserrer. Of December
18th: The convicts will be put 10
the new cells at the ~Peni,entiary in a
day or two. The old log cells, which
have been in use since 1870, will then
oe TORN down|.Gov. Jarvis yester-
lay received a telegram announcing
The capture at Johu,on City. East
tennessee, Ct Spencer Harrell, who, in
1879, murdered Jonathan Cox, in Mitch
e county. n. G. 4 reward of $500 Is
offered tor %tiarrill. tor whom search has
ueen made for three years. - Reve
uue AGENT h. VI. Sorrell yesterday cap
tured an i'll cit distillery In Moore county,
near Cameron. The owner escaped. The
property was destroyed, save the cap and
sorro, which are added to Collector
Y0ung's collection of trophies. -
iittle son of r. T. Gray, Esq, was yes
terday BADLY injured by a fall from a
house. Judge Ashe. eff the Supreme
Court, was called home TUESDAY eve
ming by The sudden and serious sickness
Of hi, daughter, Mrs. Lockbart Mrs.
Julian 5. Carr was painfully injured at
Durham Saturday. The horses ran
ran away and, in jumping from the car
rage, she fell aud broke her wrist. -
Yesterday Senators Y Richardson, Of
Columbus; o w Carr, of Randolph Z
) Winstesd, of Person; ID T. Moore, of
Putt; ii + Granger, of Wayne, the com
uittee appointei by the General Assem-
bly, to examine the books and papers OF
State Treasurer Worth, began the annu
al examination as required by law.
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For ouf Franklin County Friends

To all new subscribers. and also to
those renewing their subscriptions. we
Will send The Frdnkiin Times and the
Farmer dRi Nechanic, two of the best
papers published (n our estimatioa),
one year, for $500, cash i'll advance
every pop.-Franklin Times.
We rise. Mr.. Chairman, to second the
nou"n. People want their county
news. and the news from the State
zap al. and the country generally. BY
clubbing. you get 81 worth of papers
- so, and a the postage, and
n uble of sending. Any county paper
III North Carolina can print a similar
clubbing notice with the Farmer ana
.HechdHic.
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A ChfistmAs Cas-.

For several years The T.. 3o., aDL
c aud the Loadoa WastrIiel N.us hay,
-ent ont a costly Pictoria Christina.
Number which has been .asvfly bought
by the people IN both iemi,phere> aud
tEe>e plcloria.s have come - be regarded
a a part OF Christmas. aud considered
much-to he coveted Christmas gifts.
THIS year Amcricans have taken ~
the IDEA. aud one Ut the largest houses
IN the book trade, Me>srs ID. Lorhrop &
20, al Boston. have cent out a Christ
mas, that far exCel> anything that Lon
don publishers have ever attempted
There II a greater refinement aud beauty
~ the illustrations, aud the stories. p.eU ;
and articles are all hlgh-class literature
IL l. said the letter press and illustration,
81 the LOthrop> Christmas the
Christmas WIDE AWAKE dee. MOI
cost over *lO,O0O, and that authors and
artists, here aud abroad. have been busy
Tor a year IN II preparation the re-u i>
well suumed up by By>fDH IfdnScrpt
The holiday number Of WIDE -" 81
Is the wonder vi all wor d~c-fally hIu
fui chJldgcuiS magaZlue> tnd hooks .
Aacfict Without dispute, the .rge>t.
hard-5ue>t, most artistic and best num
Der u young people peroalcti ever
issued. Bound IN a new coyetI,' color,
pronounced the finest magazine cover IN
existence, it contains ~ rages and 100
picture, BySfon Ir,teher stys ~
sucn store Of nigh Ella. literature wa>
ever gathered into one number OF any
periodical before and the critic Of the
BostOi Times slys IT tie illustrations
They are genuine works OF art. some Of
them eNquisiteiy ideal; aud Boston Jour
nal adds. eDuuera.Ing the auth br,-
Mrs \ DT Whitney, Miss Phelps, R,>,
Terry Cooke, Margaret Lidney, Rose
klnr~le., Mrs Mary y Brlue, Arthur
Gilman, George Cary EEgle,tou. Celia
ihaxter, Edward f. Hale, NJ + b Mrs
lara Dotty Bates, Nora Perry. Mrs Dr-
az. Ere / \ ODER, Mrs Harriet aeecher
Stowe, Christina Ro.settl, Mr, Mulock
Craik. Philip Bourke Mar>ton, Susan
Coolidge. Marion Harlond, Margaret J
Preston, Prof ID \ Sargent. and a dozen
or twenty Others-Ihis Is "A brilliant gal
aXy 20 be got together between the GOV
ers Of a single number OF "a young PEG
pld's magazine, and when Santa Claus
understands that this richly laden NUN
Der can be bought for twenty five cents
1t would not be strange If he wor to or
der a special edition for his twenty fifth
Of December uses
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1882-12-20

A SO 90 BIBLICAL REwARD.-The
publishers of Rutiedge's Nonthy offer
twelve valuable rewards III their Monthly
tor January, among which is the follow
ing:
We will give $50 90 in gold to the per
son telling US how many verses there are
IN the New Testament Scriptures mot
the New Revision) containing but two
words each, by January 10tb, 1883
Should two or more corr, ct swe be
received. the reward wi be divided. The
money will be forwarded to the winner
January 18th, 1883. Persons trying for
the reward must send 20 cents III silver
(no postage stamps takeu) with their an
Swer. for which they will receive the
February Monthly, IN which the name
and address ct the winner OF the reward
and the correct answer viii be published.
This may be worth so Oh 10 you cut It
out Address RUrLEDGE PUBLISHING
COMPANY, Easton, Penna.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1882-12-20

WADEsBoRo INTELIIGENCER ITEMS
On Friday night last, the dwelling house
OF the Rev. Wash Leak, caipred, ntar
Mangrn, was destroyed by fire. The
family were asleep at the time, aud barely
escaped with their lives, as the building
was falling III before the fire was discov
cred. 1t Is believed to have beeu the
work OF an incendiary. --George
Watkins, d well tc-io and respectable
colorei man. living neal Morven, had
his kitchen, with all it, contents, de
stroved b. fire on Thursday morning last
between the hours OF , aud ) O'Clock.
There is sufficient reason for believing it
to have peen the work of an Iucendiary.
This work of the midnight house burner
Is becoming a serious matter 10 tins sec
tion.-AboUt a year ago our Ansonvll'e
correspondent gave the particulars Of a
burglary committed by a little color d
boy less than six years old, and this week
a parallel case Of infahtile rapacity is
reported from Cairo. On the premises
Of Mr.. T. j. Ratliff there Is a colorcd
man who recently took Il little colorcd
toy to raise. Ga Tuesday last the boy
got mad about something, and, when un
observed, deliberately applied d torch To-
t e house occupied by the coIored man.
The building was entirely consumed, to-
gether with a considerable proportion OF
The poor man >canty property The
little scamp Is on Y about five Years
old
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1882-12-20

SwINDLERs ABROAD. If any one has
represented that we are in any way in
terested in any bogus bitters or stuff with
the word Hops in ~their,name. cheating
honest folks, or that We will pay any OF
their bills or debts, they are frauds an
~swindlers. and the victims should punish
them. We deal in and pay only the bills
Tor the genuine Hop Buffers, the purest
and best medicine on earth.
Hop BITTERS MANUFACTURING Co.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1882-12-20
VOICE o THE PEOPLE.

X. V PIERCE, VI. b.. 5uifIlo, n. Y. !:
i had a serious disease ofthe lungs, aud
was was for IA tine confined to my bed
aud under the care OF a physician. His
prescriptions did not help me. ! grew
worse, coughing very severely. | com
menced taking your Golden Medical!
Discovery. and 1t cured me.
Yours respectfully.
JUD.TH BURSErT. Hjiisdale, Mich.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1882-12-20

CASUALTIES The number of recent
leaths by railroad, by ~runawayS. aud by
fire,-is larger than in many years --
Mary ode aud aged i3 at Wilson fac
tory IN Castor county. LIMITED her d"c~>
at the fire place, and died. -On Fra
day afternoon last, Miss Betsy Aun
Bra>Swoii, who has been stopping with
her sister. Mrs. Ianicl Pratt, at Cairo
was burned to deafh. She wa standi II
before tie fire, wheu iicrcluthlng be ;anr
ignited, and being ale IL. and 10 asSi>
lance near at hand, the flames spread
rapidly over her person In her dISmay.
she ran out into open II and the wlnt
fauned the flames Until she was almost
entirely envcloped IN them. THE
Lnteitgencer also SAYS: 1t pains US to
chronicle the death Of Mr. Elijah Webb,
near Deep Creek. Tn Monday night, in
robust health and b~uoyaut spirits, he
started TO a party at a neighbor $ house,
and while galloping meTiiy along. his
horse ran against a stump and threw the
rider violently to the ground. One leg
was broken bel w the knee, bu the most
serious damage was done to the head,
which first struck the ground and pro-
d reed death. as above stated. Mr..
Webb was about twenty-one years OF age,
and leaves many friends -. II.
Parsons, while returning from Colds
borS. last Saturday. whittier he had
gone with a wagon load Of cotton, while
in the act of ascending the wagon. lost
his balan e by his foot slipping, land fell
under the wheel which. passing over hi-
neck. broke it. He was about fifty
Years old and leaves a iamilV.-t linton
Observation-Disclosures City Econo-
mist. Samual Berry. formerly of Cam
den county. on Wednesday, fell from a
barn lott Of John Sanderson, OF Nortolk
county, and was killed by the fall.
The New Borne Nut>hcH says that last
SUNDAY Mr.. j. w. Spikes, of CraNes
county, sat by his tire>ide, talking on r
I iicion with some Of his ueighhors. whel
he suddenly fell iorwari into the fire arc
when pulled oat was ieai /.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1882-12-20
t'THE AMERICAN LAND * IN.
NESTMENT COMPANY"
CAPITAL, 100000.
Office, 33D Walnut 81. Philadelphia, Pa.
=. O. BON PA.
WIN p. SCHELL, President.

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The Company will buy and sell lands,
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Attention will also be given to the ex
animation Of lands ard titles, the prepa.
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The Company will attend to the pur-
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United States or Mexico, but special at
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orado and New Mexico.
Correspondence concerning lands and
Ter sale is respectfully solicited.
The COMPANY will advertise lands il
the United States and Europe.
Parties desiring information will please
; I'd stamps Tor postage.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1882-12-20

*"Little thanks are due to him who
only gives away what Is OF no use ~
himself" The thanks OF invallds the
world over are being showered on the IN
ventor of Kidney-Wo for it is giving
health to all. Kidney Wort moves tho
bowels regularly, cleanse, the blood, aud
radically cures kidney disease, gravel,
piles, bilious headache and pains which
are caused by di>ordered liver and kid
neys. Thousands have been cured-why
should you not try 1t.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1882-12-20

Mr.. j. L.. Godfrey, OF Jonesboro,
stopped at J. B. Womack's iar-room al
Broadway, where one Of his horses sick.
ened aud died. Ii was worth $50. Sc
Whites Mr.. Jas. B. Patterson, "a subscri
Der at Broadway, Moore county.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1882-12-20
SHIP YOUR COTTON TO
Jones e. Powell, Raleigh, N. {

Where it will nett you MORE money than
to ship it North and you f YOUR
MONEY SOONER. Cotton stored and III
Sured at lowest rates.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1882-12-20

laE BRlNDLEToN GOLD MINES We
1 that Mr.. j G. Mills, Of Brindle
"a, Burke county, has lately visited the
Ids about Daaionega. ga, and
ei the different methods adoptei
@ cotton for saving gold, as well
-4d m..ls and n%achiDeIy about
, AMI has determined 70 erect
anil Jpon his property al Briniie-
"o age glad to know that TIE
ls1e- IN old Burke are thus % re
d new impetus. the introduction
-..f raj > IA connection with the ny
ID, process, no 81 generally adopt
4 '.c Georgia mInes-is bound to
'Ne t'''> important industry more pro
-sI.c Jhau ever.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1882-12-20
NEWSPAPER
FOR SALE.

In one of the utas: III fly AMI healthy
county towns of the State. Inc paper en-
JOYS a good subscription and advertising
patronage, and Is already Oh a paying
basis. The owner desires to sell III con
sequence of other engagement, Terms
will be mad liberal. For particulars adj
dress the editor Of this paper.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1882-12-20

s1y-F ,ded articles of all kinas restored
r. their g~riciaai beauty D Dim I'd Dye.
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