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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1882-07-27

E. P. ALLIs, of Milwaukee, a prom
inent Greenbacker, has been appoint
ed as one of the commissioners to Sc
lect sites for public buildings in De-
troit, Minneapolis and Denver.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1882-07-27

VICTORIA Woodruff is a candidate
for the Presidency in 1884, and has is
sued a circular setting forth her
s'claims."
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Queries.

No. 81. Please publish the names oil
Pres. Arthur's Cabinet in Educational
Department. A. B.
No. 68. What metal is most enhanc
ed in value by being worked w.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1882-07-27

DEMOCRATIC politicians are hoping
for the nomination of Hon. VIM. L.
Price, at the Eau Clare convention,
next Wednesday.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1882-07-27

THOSE retail dealers in Milwaukee
who wanted Sunday laws enforced
have lost the trade of the brewers of
that city and of all whom they can
control.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1882-07-27

STRAIT and WAsHBURN, two of Mime
sota's Congressman were renominated,
without opposition, but Dunnell is
likely to get left.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1882-07-27

IT is stated that the star reuters are
making preparations to prosecute
their accusers as soon as the star
route cases shall have been disposed
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1882-07-27

CONGRESSMAN are deserving their post
of duty at Washington to return home
to look after their political fences.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1882-07-27

JUDGE BLACK, of Pennsylvania, desig-
mates Blaine and Hancock as the op-
posing candidates in 1884.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1882-07-27
Educational.
A. RosENBERGER,- ------ Editor.
lcoUNTY SUPERINTENDENT.

Correspondence, discussions, etc. desired
from the TEACHERS and the FRIENDS of EDreA-
TIoN in this county. Address all comm unications
TO the Editor. at Maiden Rock Wis
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1882-07-27
e. L. NELSON,
A. P. MERRILL,
j. E. FLINT,
Republican County Committee

The pension bill appropriating $780,
600, 600 has passed both houses of Con-
gresS.
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BY order of Committee.
Z. i. gibson, Chairman.
Dated June 2S, 1882.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1882-07-27

The success and efficiency of our
teaching depend more on the skill and
Judgment with which we put ques-
tions than on any other single circum-
stance.-Ihe art Of Questioning.
Fail Institute. The fall institute
for Pierce county will be held ut Els
worth. 1t will commence Aug. l4th
and hold one week; Pres. w. d. Par.
ker, conductor.
Miss Nellie Bancroft's school, Cliff
ton Hollow, closed on the Goth inst.
with music, songs. marching, and ice
cream and cake. The district are
anxious to have her return. j.
A teacher whites: sour school is
graded. There are pupils in the Up
per Form, 7 in the Middle Form, and
20 in the Primary Form. | think ]
have accomplished more work this
term than in any previous term; hay
ing the work systemized helps amaz-
ingly."
Another teacher says: 81 have
been accused by Mrs. for what she
calls cruel treatment of her boys, be-
cause would not allow them to de.
stroy school apparatus, and jump
across the aisles during school. +"
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1882-07-27

Answers.

No. 81. The sugar of the sap is APP
piled to the wants of the growing
tree. S.
No. so. This query we referred to
State Superintendent Graham, and we
ri nrn hi ancmar In Full Ed
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1882-07-27
TO NOR FOLK

In all of the above counties there are
Choice Railroad Lands for sale on long time
and at low rates. Persons contemplating a
change OF location should not fail to visit
this most favored portion OF Nebraska, and
in order that the visit may be made with
trifiiuo aynansa the
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1882-07-27

ST. PATL, MINNEAPOLIS Il OMAHA, and
extends from Elroy, Wisconsin, through ST.
Paul to Sioux City and Omaha
THE NORFOLK BRANCH OF this great
line of Railway is now completed from Cow
ington to the Missouri River opposite Sioux
City, through the counties OF Dakota, Dixon,
md
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NORFOLK AND RETURN.

Another advantage is that these tickets
will be good to stop over for two or three
days at stations between here and st. Paul,
Mimi, and Sioux City, Iowa, and will also
be good to
STOP OVER AT WA NE,
in Wayne County. This is the Banner
County OF Nebraska, has the most favored
location, and is the best county tor farming
and grazing purposes in the State.
Next to visit to Northwestern Nebraska,
we Weuld advise a visit to
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1882-07-27

@cC week in your own town. Terms and SIS
VIZ outfit Free Address II. HALLETr Co.,
Portland, Maine.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-13
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

LoyDoy jim. l2-IL3D %. m.-Coas.fs IGGf- f9-
money al l0is '1r me account J.1Is f1r Der cents
l-s.F At.alte and Graf Western trt m0rtease nus
tts coruntAfe-. iHIts rir 81 70 to fUs
NrTfort Central laTar Illinois Central 1854; Reads =
- NeW- lorS ontario 4n4 western 81 p
LONDON III r. l.-.H I.--.lH- IfVros mote three
per cent relrH- 10 - francs 80 cenfrs hs account
INNnoN an. l,-fuu p. m--T.s bIf'lnv HaaE *
Ene and has increased $1,000 daring tae past week The
proportion ~ fhe na or n and Liability VIII
last week wa i p cent f. uOW 80 3 per- cent
DnNuJS Jan. l--f0O mt = bonds. Eve cents,
ext nt'd to three and h1I cents. II @ ryC0nrOu;
Atlantic ana GREAT Western first mortg1g" crrfd-
ct''. fo To- second mo fsage 6 - tflr 81 e. Ncal K
U5ia heading. 3}a-
LONDON Jan. $500 mpars afvfrcs quote three per
cent rcutes 40 = francs 20 cenfme- Tor Tie account.
per ~
rAEis, Jan l25:oo p. -Exchanre london % francs
Z3la
PAusJan l2Iha weekly the BANK Of France
shows decrease Of 10000 francs gold and 5oZJO9O
francs silver.
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ErROPEAN -MAnKrrs

LrTEgropL. Jan l229J .. m.-Por1-Prme Msss Fa4te-,
Gu.l a. i'. 90 weston duu a. r. Bac9nC lnberia9f
Cut dul ~ 436d. short RID dIu 4-gd. Long Gear
uruer az 81 Clear dul ~ ~ 90. liams-f4Dn Ont
Out 40 a.; shoulders. dull 80 now Beef-Tndis
Mess. d 40 SIS Extrg Mess hT at Do. Prime Noes du
~ ~ LaIa-Irme Nesreru duI 10 jCad. IalOW-P Prime
tliF sleldY 81 fi6d pHrDeutue-~Drits stesdv u.
it5-iu me ltll 40 lI1I ar Cheese
American Choce. drmer 10 jj. ola Flour
fNIa state du az "a. WheatN0 White. steady l07f.
20 7flag MN st l03a; WINTER New Western. n ~
a al.d torf--1llxefi stsatY Al JlUid Cottonsecn OIL
yellow American. here. grsir-C00nou az London
4IaH. S ~
LlspoN Jan l2-i;0o n. m-Cacntta Lnsoef, 47fi. Cer
quarter SPERM DH. &If1@t5 per Ton: PHn R0rn .
lhoa spirits NnrpeutHe 4l3l Der cu,t Hednec Pet-0-
le.A o'sGbd SPIRITS or Petroie1m. 7da-srf per SALON;
common tl-4n. 3. d. lid seed Ju = ~. 10 iur
iUFlP11L. San. .}-i.Hu o. rlet strrs q lr- frrr ls
oV2l per cNu1i fpF NFw Mixed 'srefn T1.r- f0H rr
Nes-A Peas OIL per eai f0r Cinaiian. heat Il,f.
HlNlf. for california White: 1nHdull 't l8r l-srula
Cub. i3Iicall id Tor Red Western ~pring
. h'y Jau. I-.l1O %. u.-Illoe, 80 I'D p r cwL
ANTWERP Jan. 1-.--fetrJelu - francs al cerffr.cg
ir tHr plle American Nllc8XJ !.aucs
30 confines 100 ai.Bs.
hAyar, Jsa. ls-w .co4.s LarI c.o5oi a. y raas,
e be- I'D
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-13
moments consideration and no true friend Of the Late
President would have revived IT..
SHOWN TO DE A "LIAR AND A THIEF"


The person who furnished The Ner York
Herald with copy OF Whiteaw Reids dispatch anent
the appointment Of Judge Robertson described himself
as friend OF the late President" and often the re-
cipent OF his confidence lie said further that Pre-i-
cent Garfield showed and permitted him TO copy the
dispatch. His words we're The President showed me
one day and allowed me TO copy dispatch which he re-
Ceiyed from New-Nork, inthe following words TIE
TRIBUNE, undoubtedly by the hand OF Mr.. Reid lie
uonces the person who tie and who furnished the
dispatch for publication liar aod and the', and
proves non sucb The following letter iColorei
Hap IS letter of January y does the business
That sub>tauua,cs and lusttes TIE TRhr> IN
posting me friend OF the late President as " lar
and Thief" General Garfield did not show the Dispatch
did not permit g. 10 De- copied The MAN WHO took u
from the wires and Published it. With comments
Intended tu sTirch better men tlau himsr u,
not 90 friend of the late President
Having got possession OF the dispatch ana de-it-
ing go use i he sharp enough 90 know tsat he must
account FOR HAVING IT, He naturally guessed that D. was
LET'S with the President WIS. being dead could not drny
t.c statement that AU exhibited ana permitted 20 90 ne
copied MI Bennett ia asked 70 To lie paHic the name
OF th' fellow VINO BROUGHT 10 hm stolen goods. falsely
accounted for Nuchor he does ts h1t te ei graph
company can moi DO less thau make diI-ely 'lort TO
discover uh" tapped I-s tio- and make sure CHAT aH
end Doe put 20 such larceny.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-13

L,yrasrrr, Penn, Jan. 12.-Ilo warehouse
tg1a1 . .,...'- .lu1.. 5all Joe ,als e..F v-s harmed
r..-.rl.. H.-n..z los. $4,000, covered hs iaslr-
ll.-.
Fl. Louis, JAM IA dispatch from Dallas,
Tex, -r... "ltf+rl1ar.rd .hlr la lueeadiry lr. l.t
r.-It rortl thr lr,le town Of Kemp ou t-e Texas
IfIt. IRA. road. Ever. building v.. U4rael. 4-C l0a,
j. .-l.m4. 81 at .4J. 600. auI 4- partly injured
Et.a,a. I.aa, JaI l-.-N.a Douau a Co.'S grain
elevator o.. KsH.sA. bid. WAS D-Il-d Tuesday. L0rs
as 800; insurance ? i,JCI
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THE ALBANY WRANGLE.
MORE USELESS PARLEYING.
SENATOR JACOBS NOT ALLOWED TO WITHDRAW

SENATOR JACOBS NOT ALLOWED TO WITHDRAW
ANOTHER PROFITLE-s VOTE FOR SPEAKER.
The negotiations between the country Demo-
Gratis and Tammany members proved frHtless
yesterday. Senator Jacobs offered to withdraw
as a candidate at n secret caucus Of the cOun-
try Democrats, but they objected. The Assem-
bly, voted for Speaker again yesterday. Two
caucuses arc to be called for Monday to nom
mate additional officers.
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RIO JASETRO. Jan I2--C0Gee- Fira.s Alma u
rel per ID uOs. Exchange on London. 2l al
SANTOS, Jan I2su erior saucs 7JO43 $40 reis per
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-13

PHILADstPHiA, Jan 12Arr we'd steamers British
lam, Kelley. Liverpool
Cleared steamer Pioneer. PIatt New.Yprk.
S9HSo steamer British Queen fAmj. Novel; Liverpool.
MCCLELLAN EOUs.
Tort ROY ~ Jan Arrived, whaling scbr Golden Citys
VITA siXty bbls sperm oil got OF tlis coast
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N4PRLEn

BAGG-LTN7Z-On wednesday. Janug-v H. 1880 ~ tbs
ChurcH %; the Ascension tine Rev Wilbur e. WltFn4
D., William smith BaZy. OF orange. s.. T.. and Matilda
Mclean Lint Youngest dan siiter Of The late william
Liatz. es4, OK this city.
No cards
LON0-BA DEAT-At Wcs' BRIGHTON g. T. on wednesday.
January H. hy the Rev. James Brow ec, D. d. t0l louise
daughter OF LdWald c. Ladeau, 10 IAOs j. Long OF New
YORK.
al notices 81 Marriages must be ia!JrseL rik GlH
name AMI adJylqs
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THE STOLEN DISPATCH.
WHAT THE NEWSPAPERS SAY
.,.,~- Tr1,T WAS lNDORsED BY THE PANT l.
AIlA ~ = LLl-- IL "a ...tl.

ADVICE THAT WAS lNDoRsEL'n}, . lt TIE An
NJ Whitelaw Reid does not overs 1Pfa rSesdcnt
az when De says that his dpetcn I. Ne some Of the
.lstsiYed A good ccal o. frozen truth sTl,rirc. +"
,l f cola ycracy n it were me t,is - the
80 m saw TO the President 10 nN " 7 me- crsle ct
49, r5iut of his whole AdmiListr liln 4, p-estcut
So f@fr II he surreudera now, t'hhl'- q l,g-Iiue
for t' ,ti.,- hard he has only Nv sl"l W. ~
succ.ef with re unanimous a,-,," ,,-.f.a. u.ht. In
I..'..lva Coukiiug cannot lliAt -" ,- t,f ra " Nlt
- ,o.1 there !s 10 satc or hl. ..,ty now IA eure
o. AZ straight on. Boldue7- anu rf lor he whole term
-,r,. rrr merely for t..- veal o.. 40 ~, 80 f-liy
l1el.>t way,us would be ,'''I .-5 necessary Ut to
lurliHre IN q" .I aivise vas necessary or @-e,ue5
lh-e-4 t.1 ~ whether tnD tone ut % .N'a ,i "a
y W.~ & ,.,irt l. tnat 10 was sensible, 0arut io
taste - M Inc lId GOWN ly IT, a- &C. pfV.a2.! -.lo
S..,'' i.,. if any ease, aul h7 engwt' ~ 49,,
L4 .,t,,, r11-,-. Corhlnr was driven lhl' pi'
.so won't tutrc r.ri a. .'ae "i 9ll''.- r. Nr,r
,.- a...D .utl .U ...r lIy. .ll-ric sll'
..' v.t4,.prrr, oi Nsv-Nork after 'ail' .e g
,.t d. .er.eI his ssriou. su1 Lis irri-- no" co1"i
t.. ..... .I.rr were sollt tl.u-, T. .i. 20" ="
l. r-E.. .t.-r' Do IT, ~
~ tl. r.-ar .ld James y. 0aiA-.I il 'N'
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ca,.-l.oa. Timed AID Laamel,d Ware vii
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-13

XXI-t Assembly District Republican Assoc alton
Regular meeting at 70 rt.l Hal, East .st.s th- friday
Ut ociuca JACOB HISS, President.
---------~-------
5pecIa. Nonre5
Al Kirby d Cos ARA Galleries
Nos $50 AND et1 BROADWAY,
Between 18TH lua Ittlst,
THIS FRIDAY AND SATURDAY EVENINGS. -
10 O'CLOCK
Pq }E io P2SiyIyrE fAtF R 5r 2qoEn OF
NEARLl Two HUNDRED
NQRPEIPE - 2I ANP %AtE g2162s
EOREIGN AND AMERICAN Hl:1.
NOT AN EXTRAORDINARY ARRaY OF NAMES
But A CoLLLC IIoN o. llI4i'E FI-fLh hS BY GOOD
ALOE WHICH ARE To BE SOLD WITHOUT Re.
SERVE OR LIMITATIONS.
THOMAS T.. KIRBY e CO.. Auctioneers.
Ap70rformcut ualrr the l0th census. Tie Tribune II
maniac iot Io-- Price IS ceEts.
c'aa '.-.., fhe ir6Sns Aaaa4 tf, Prce IS cents.
Cereal Productions Tobacco aid cotton crops in 1851
7cg he Tribune aln@la ioI Ioo-. Price ~ c'uts.
Elections United aie, -en3t3rs a d4, eng stat. IN
mineral "aier- ..-,....--
CONGEEs1 WAIlt-lae nf.r.. 'nt 'a'.,t N 1.' catllr
.oaoslo o.. impair rls d. ys 1rfa, and e. Hsy.
Peremp'osy Ar sale.
TIE CHL COLLECTION.
TINS FRIDAY EVENING,
AT CLINTON .ALL
ENEcUroEs SALE
ALSO. ANoTELH ALLCOLLECTI)E
LAST ASD CLOSING SAFE OF
THESE SUPERB WORKS or ART
GEo. A. LEAyirr o. coz. s,n.r..s, Aucaonesr.
on h.l. '-'i' '- .'.'.-' '- iIijY rs A... ing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-13
S%E DEMOCRATS STILL DIVIDED.

r7v vreorrArIoxs AT AZ END FOR THE PRESENT
-rHE DEADLOCK TO CONTINUE FOR ANOTHER
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-13

Marriage, must be ia!jrseL cih CaH
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1882-07-19

meet on Weinesily last, Mr.. +. Brevari
Mcdowell, of Charlotte, formerly OF the
Southern Home. He was en- route for
Morehead.-to sell fish hooks, we sup
pose a. he Is in the hardware business,
Let the hooker beware that he DC not
hooked! Capt K. T. Fulghum rep
resented the Baltimore Sun, and reported
the various conventions for that paper.
1t shows the effectiveness of Judge
BenDett as a campalgner that he can
seize time amid many distractions, to
pop-cali his friends. He speaks at Eliza
beth City tomorrow, but says he will
reach Wadesboro In time 10 participate
in the soldiers Reunion on Saturday, il
he has to ride through the country.
This is the spirit in which TO enter a cam
palgn. We were with Col. Bennett IN
Fort Delaware in 1865, and though TOO
boyish and difident to make acluain-
tances, we recollect that he impressed
himself most favorably upon the large
body of Confederate officers there -
sembled.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1882-07-19
'Boatitudes" for the Times.

And In those days there was mucn tur.
MOL in the land. And every man that had
an office held on TO it, while he that had
none went TO and fro to assemble his clans
against him that had. And there was
one wise man in the land, and he CAT him
self upon the fence, upon an exceeding
high fence, and famed him with a fan,
even a big ten cent, hy specked palm
leaf fan; and the words that he spake-
they were words Of wisdom. Yea, veri
ly' solid chunks. You bet, And he
spake and thus said. saith he =
Blessed is he tn, 1t don't expect any
thing: for he shall not be disappointed
Blessed is he that lust missed the
nomination; :" for he shall not have ''the
bag to hold on election day.
Blessed is be that hath the Rag to
hold on election day for he shall not have
to treat away his wife, grandmother :
patrimony in riotous entertainment Of
new-found friends who secretly voted for
the other fellow.
Blessed is he that leaneth not upon
''Vox Populi'' and Many Voters" for
when the ballots are counted, the pan
yieldeth ! of a cent in the dollar!
Blessed is he that is nominated, for
his name shall go in many newspapers.
And all his party-folks shall say-'Be-
hold the Servant of the People, the
Excelsior The Nonpareill t~he-double-
distilled concentrated quint- essent- ex
tract of all Patriotism, Valor, Integrity
and Intellect There is none like
unto him, no not one !" And the multi
tude shall go home well pleased, there
being but a few who knew how county
\, log-rolled with county Y, and county
Z,-in a private trade as to who should
have the place next time.
Blessed is he that is chosen for thence
forth he shall be a new creature, abound
ing in tail feathers, and the old clothes that
atOretime knew him shall know him no
more forever. An when he cometh to his
kingdom, he shall forget whence he
came; and having built a palace, shall
live therein, and not SO much as write
unto them that made him what he is.
Finally, brethren BLESSED Is him that
stitch astride the fence, for he shall
keep cool; and see much fun and when
the battle is decided he shall say unto
the side which taketh the persimmon-
BY George !. Boys, didn't IRE lick EN-
You ought to have seen ME, in the thick
of it y And he shall be held in higher
esteem than them that bore the heat and
burden of the fray.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1882-07-19
THE N
: Official Notes all Around the
State.

Col. Bennett goes from Raleigh tt
stump the State literally from Curritucb
to Cherokee
Big pic mic at Rocky River Springs.
July 18th. Capt. Pemberton, and other,
made speeches.
Jos. }. Martin, Esq, e1 member OF
Congress, is the Republican-Coalitiou
candidate for Solicitor of the Ist Judicial
Dist.
capt. Fred Phillips is said to be
stronger in Edgecombe than his party,
which speaks well fer his character as a
man, and lawyer.
The Hillsboro Observer prints a letter
from Col Jacob A Long TO Jas A Cheek,
OF Hlllsboro accepting the nomination.
which he afterwards declined so pointed
ly. The correspondence has created much
remark. We hear that the explanation
Is that Col Long on receipt of Mr. Cheeks
letter, made an hurried answer. But on
learning more about the Liberal nomina~
ton, sent a messenger to recall the letter.
The messenger arrived too late. Mr..
Check surrendered the letter, but kept a
copy, which he has now printed as fol
lows, for reasons which can be well un-
derStoOd:
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1882-07-19
Striking Remarks by Eminent
Personages

THE press is mightier than the sword
The English papers painted me black
and blue till all the world thought me .
iend lncarnate. II | had 1t 70 do over
again, France should have a good news
paper, like the Raleigh Farmer and VI
chantc, in every town Of any size. =
Napoleon LIHleat N 81 Helena.
Il have always noticed that men who
do not advertise are sure 10 die, sooner
or later. %, Washington.
II never believed In advertiseing.
till We lest the cat. \ ifty cent card
fetched her in a week In fact, no
DO ~ would have her anyway,'-Mn
Spoopodgke.
"A vel written AMI we'll displayed
advertisement, kept constantly before
the public sye, Viii bring more trade 70
a merchant than a million of hand bills.
Lust Words Of Henry II. ofFrancc.
When Charles the First WAS about
to lay his head on the block, be sighed,
.ad murmured This come. OF not al
vertisIng in the local paper - English
History.
II have great faith in North Cara
lima. They call her Rlp Van Wrinkle, but,
sirs, she Will awake. le. sir, the day
will come when her people will arou
and push forward, aud seek the best
methods, aud you will ssar on ever,
side the Joyous shout Run tbls vay ana
subscribe for the Farmer un,i .N>chunic.
every man who believes in pi .gree.. II
is worth double the price. - last .Speech
Of Henry Clay.
y our professional card inserted in
tue f. x VI. six months for SIX dollars.
Try it and, push your buslne>..'-4rabg
PaSha'S ndeLress 10 tie English.
Cheap, at double the money. -
Chs. Il. Jones. and col. f0H;.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1882-07-19

Crowded church to hear DR.. Girls
SONS lecture on Prince David at VII
son.
-Messrs. Hinshaw & Bynum, anC
others, will hold a Wheat Fair, at Win
ston, Aug. 70. Numerous Premiums
Col. Polk will make a speech.
Prof. Alex. McIver has purchased
the w. j. Long homestead in Randolph
county for s., 800. the Patriot sa5s.
The barkeeper of Miller. liquor sa-
loon at Norehead City, fell from an out
side stair way, and broke hi. ribs, caus
ing his death, on Sunday night.
Mr.. w. g. Upchurch has been cho.
sen as one Of the Director. Of the Raj
eigh, Tarboro, and Wilmington r. r. 1t
seems certain to come his way, sooneI
or later.
Col. John 4. Mcdonald, one OF the
original panel OF Republicans in North
Carolina, joined the Bennett club last
week, amid cheers from the members.
He is a man of integrity and strong cor
victions, and having taken an active
part for Prohibition Row falls out of fel-
low ship with the Republican Anti-Pro-
hibition mJvement.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1882-07-19

-~R"idsvillc don't make much chatte
down tins way, and her people don
hold IA candle to Durham, Henderson
Winston, or similar places in the matter
Of Advertising; but they have 1 600
location, on the main line of travel t.
Richmond (whither All things turn anc
bend, nowadays, and a good surround
ING set of tobacco farmers. SO that the
town groweth, like the boy whose sun
day breeches were getting too small
spite of himself"
We note from the Times that the new
Baptist church Will be an ornament Il
Reidsville. it viii be Gothic win atover
50 or 80 feet high. it will have Il baptis-
try fitted up on the best plans.-Wt
learn that Messrs. +. X. Penn & Co..
have determined to enlarge then factor,
with q brick addition 40 feet wide the
entire length of old building, fiat root
and brick front. -Messrs. ID. Rarne,
u Co., are adding to their factory and
Will have brick front. -Mr. David
son says he will rebuild his shop and Ia
at work by Saturday. The new Presby-
terian parsonage is about finished. The
same paper says: Mrs. J. Turner More
head Of Leaksville has five Thousand eel
cry plants set out, she's a Jewel of a
ady. 30 of our friends to night
received S245 from a matrimonial associ-
alton he went into a long time ago. the
whole thing cost HIM S45."