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The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1882-11-15

400 Democrats did not vote hence this
result.
Polk: Republicans all, except Nc
Farland. Reg.
Stanly: Bennett 297 mai; Judges AS:
Dowd 800; ;. J. Pemberton, Senator.
"A; Capt. D. n. Bennett (brother Of
Judge BennetD 30 maj.
Granville county gave ex-Sheriff
John. q. Moore 1888 votes. to 1863 for
| Capt A III A Williams. But as the vote
of Brassfields township which gave 100
Republican maj, was thrown u on the
ground that the Return was simply
marked For the Legislature Capt
Williams will have the certificate. He
will not. however, claim the seat. VT.
presume; unless there he better grounds
than the above for disregarding the bal
lots of 300 citizens. Such grounds NAV
exist.
-Dockery carried Dare by IS. and
Cherokee by %. Ashe and Allegheny
both elected Republican members OF
Legislature.
THE REsULT.-The first district "ives
Dockery IA majority, counting Hyde at
80 for Bennett.
The second district gives Dockery
8,247.
The third district gives Bennett $50.
counting Carteret at 200 for Bennett.
The fourth district gives Dockery II.
majority.
The fifth district gives Bennett 2.l43.
The sixth gives Bennett 3.304.
The seventh gives Bennett 993.
The eighth, with Graham u~nreported,
gives Bennett 2,2S5.
Benefits majorities sum up 9,2S5
and Dockery's 9,083. Benefits ma
jority in the State, with Graham to hear
from, is 202, with the probability of fur
ther deductions when Carteret an,
Hyde are officially heard from -Odser-
rer-
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The funeral of DR.. Craven, on yes
terday. (the gth) was an occasion sad
and sorrowlul beyond description. The
residence OF the deceased and the en-
tire college buildings were draped III
heavy mourning inside and out. The
horal decorations, consisting III part OF
large letters 10y. +. C."-cross, harp.
anchor and TO- "B. c. sent by
the Young ladies OF Greensboro Female
College. were arranged above the cas-
| ket and spoke ill mute, but tender elo-
quence the sympathy of our community.
| The cortewe moved out from the resi-
| dence about , O'Clock. Pail bearers
J. III. Ferree, II. Z. Troy, j.. NJ. Odcll,
ID. Curtis. c. Thomas. - White, :.
f. Tomlinson, Rev. b. Phillips. j. ).
Carr. and l.. w. Andrews. Rev. j. W.
| Lewis read the opening part OF the
funeral services-after the hymn, pray
er was offered by DR.. w. IL. Bobbitt.
The funeral sermon was delivered by
Rev. NJ. l.. Woodbridge.
Weldon Ne,0s: On Monday night Lewis
Burton. a colored man, was stealing at
the Fair Grounds, near here, and some
one hearing him shot him. The bali
took effect in the small part o the back,
aud he Is now IN a critical condition. "
One day last week a negro man by the
name Of George Fields was brought to
Weldon py one white man and two col
ored men, and left at Sarina Longs. He
was sick and spec .hless. He died on
Mo,day morp.ag. His mother came from
Virginia and took his remains away. Tie
three men w}io eft him here We're un-
known and did not stay 1t Is al posed
that there was some foul play, ano thai
he NAV nave been drugged ani rop1el.
Asheville citizen: On Monday ni@l I
about eleven O'Clock the are store
house OF Porter y Sholt, at the @Nan-
nanoa junction. was discovered 10 bc IN
flames. the roof already falling IN. Inc
fire was too far under Roadway 10 per-
nit tber rescue OF anv of he contents OF
the store. and everything was consumed.
subsequently,, the safe was taken out.
and found to have been opened. and
81 900 in money taken out. The other
papers were u%nlnjured. The door OF the
store when the fire was discovered was
wide open; and the fire was u~ndoubted-
~ incendiary.
On Monday last w. ]. Johnson had a
bullet hole through his hat when he
stated was put there by some would-be-
assassin the night before. He alleged
that it was done, perhaps by Munden, or
some of his friends, as a continuation OF
the old Johnson and Mupden wife steal
ing row. Munden is said to be IN Pas
ouotank county. lie was in Elizabeth
City Tuesday night, enquiripg the cleo.
ton news ard making himself free and
easy on the streets thereof. -FdtcoH.
Elizabeth City Economist: Somebody
shot Jno. A. johnson through his bat Oh
Sunday night as he was passing nea: the
back door of the Albemarle House,
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GREENSBORO 7iUGLE No1E-One
hundred and eight. Indiana .o.-s reach
ed here last night. They or their an
cestors are all from thu State. aud they
in on a visit. Some OF the party left
here owe forty years ago.-We rs-re.
To learn that there j. a probability OF
the removal from this place - ~i.anville,
Charlotte. or Richmond. at least thirty
families railroad men. 1t j. sad after
December lst, the freight lines viii be
from Richmond 10 Danville, and from
Danville to Charlotte. II true. il will
he a heavy blow to the prosperity OF the
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1882-11-15

Every one who saw Mss Ada era.
and her company At the opera house IN
his city. in the play q: East LYNNE.
a short time hack xill reurmIeT DAINTY
Miss Nette Abbot. who ucu8erSd Tire
part Of BarbNra Hare, in EAsg LYNNE.
Tuesday At Chattanooga >he eloI-d
with a New York drummer. Mr.. A
S.mons who ha- loved her lHnS. and
who has been following the company
Her absence was not detected uaul The
play began. wh.n another a. tie com
lany Va called upon 70 assume he
role.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1882-11-15

Among the new enterprises TO be adj
ded to CIi2rlotte's industries before the
present Year passes away, Will be cotton
seed oil mill. 4 party OF three capital
lists from PHI ladelphia will establish the
mill. They have been in the city for
two days examining the LAY OF the
laLd.' and yesterday settled on two
particular lots. upon one Of the other OF
which. they viii build their mill. They
propose to have the mile in operation
by the first OF next January.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1882-11-15

Eminent 81. Louis Physicians say !:
.Colden's Liebig's Liquid Extract OF
Beef and Tonic ~Invigorator is a very
agreeable article Of diet. and particular
" useful when tonics are required, benz"
tolerated when other forms OF animal
food are rejected. liz Dphtheria, Agae.
.Nalaria. Ygpho'd TecerS, and erery de-
pressing disease. rs use ~tH be d~ttentei
rjh greot o3rontage. We have IRE
scribed it with excellent success j.
4. Leslie. NJ. D.; G.. L. Copp. NJ. D.;
:. B. Parsons. NJ. D.; II. y. Vaughan.
NJ. D.; Drs. ). l.. and j. {. Nicdelct =:
VIM. Porter. NJ. d., and many others.
(Remember the name, CoLDENs-tdke
M Other.)
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1882-11-15

FIRE IN NEwBERNE.-Last night at
about 69 o'clocK fire broke out in the root
of Mr. ". L. Rountrea's store on Middle
street adjoining the ice house OF Watson
( Daniels. 1t quickley spread to the ice
house on the south side and Wahab :
store on the corner. These, the Roberts
Bros. store, DR.. Bates office and Maj
Huyhes' office were all consumed The
Gaston House, ncxt to Mag. Hughes
office. was, at one time IN imminent dan
ger. Several OF the buildings on Rob
berts' Row'caught once. The flowing
are the losses as near as we coud get them;
Watson & Daniels, building and 100 to ;
If ice, 81, 500 No insurance. W. L.
Rountree. stock IS, 800, almost tota! lo.s:
INSURANCE 81 800. ii. Wahab, stock 50
900. nearly all saved, insurance Sf,50O
Roberts Bros, stock, 81, 500; about han
saved but badly damaged; insurance 81
900. The buildings occupied BY Messrs.
Wahab R3u1tree and DR.. Bates belonged
TO Mrs. DR.. Ch4s Duffy aud were all IN
,ured.-.JoUrndL.
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''Want TO keen from under negro rue, -
has been the cry, and yet tie 3cari =
Canvassers. appointed under democratic
auspices had a majority Of %colcr, men
on il. If they will d Ia trust with the
counting OF the ballot, 1t ! ! pretty iIi
acknowledgment OF po' iicd integrity. To
their credit it can b. sand liat these eau
vasers acted very fairly and held back
waiting for the Democratic ; lift Creek
vote until midnight. -Nevbcru Journdt.
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K u OF BED.

DIR. II. Y. BIERCE. Buffalo, y. y:
Dear SCI have to thank you for the
great relief received from your Favor
tie Prescription" My sickness has
lasted seven years, Il Of which | was
in bed. Alter taking one bottle | was
able to be about the house.
Respectfully.
AMANDA *. ENNIS. Fulton. Mich.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1882-11-15

How long would it take a man 10
walk to tn. moon - asked a little Aus
tin boy OF his father. Il don't know,
my ION bu. unless he walked very
slow | think he would get there a gooc
while before the ONO Republicans TOO!
with prohibition again. -TtxdS .Srf-
INNS.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1882-11-15

NEW ORLEANS, Nov. l0.-A Dallas,
Texas, special says: At Henrietta, last
night, e. Nj. Iulgess, dete ted candidate
icr county judge. shot aud instantly
SIZED X VI Doueiy, "a Young lawyer who
lai -p,Aen Ill OF during ne campaign.
lac last Legislature WAS composed as
tylI4w,. Senate. % Democrats, l. Re
aub!lcu-. House, II Democrats, Al Re
pub..vauS, aud : independents.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1882-11-15

FIFTY BoLLs YIELD ONE Pound OF
SEED ,oTToN.-We have a sample of
cotton bolls brought in by Mr.. j. G. Cock.
rane of Harrisburg that are the largest We
ever saw. Fifty matured bollS produced
one pound of seed cotton.--Register.
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ADDRESS,.
NEW YORK HERALD,
Broadway and Ann ST., \. \.
LAND FOR SALE.

I offer for sale $50 acres OF vlual!e land, located
near 1t Pauls church, Robson cou1ty- Isl acres
Oh the lsId are cleared On the tract are . gooc
dw.lire. outhous-s, 4 vineyard ann orch ri. Pei
sons desiring to purchase wall address me- at Hoh-
man, Richmond county y. O..
oct 354t. IL !. hehiNNoN-
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Hendersonyille. y. G. shipped IN ten
weeks. Sl.3l6.GO worth OF cabbage,
$4,000 worth Of apples. aud ss9o 20
worth OF p%OtatOes.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1882-11-15
SHIP YOUR COTTON TO
ones a Powell, Raleigh, N. G.

Where it will nett you MORE money than
to ship it North and you GET YOUR
\ SOONER. Cotton stored and in
sured at lowest rates.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1882-11-15

I'll heath generally c,ms> iren iack -
proper life forces ~ the biood T. rs
store the hood 10 a healthy ta's usc
Browns iroa Biiter.
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successfully treated by Worlds Disper-
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with stamp for p%hamphlet, Buffalo, y.
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FARM FOR SALE.

On the RI .ev4. aud Tn!ts sulphur SPRING.
T4rnr..e Ware cJu4t. Consisting Of 3pe acres,
rs acIes cleared aId il 3 nigh state of cultivation,
HaL-uoe IA o-Lg4u : timer AID large pine; good
igS grounds, al Aes " J. ard has nearly . rails
frontage, fences good, forning nine helds. House
new, Elk rooms, AID celia, well Ia yard, and young
orchard adjoining; buLdlngs, including staoles,
cabins, corn-cr1b, cotton house, hue-cuflBg and
packing barns, al rev and first class. Churches,
mills aud market convenient, society good, rttu.-
ton beautiful, title inoisputable, term LIBERAL
This Is q good opportunity 10 secure a mo-t do
sirable home. Apply 10 the proprietor on the
premises, or Dy letter.
oct 254t HENRTCARRoLLr
Ridgevay, n. G.
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Administrators Notice.

ita uHaerstzueI haylIs taken ont Letters Of
tHa l.-' at.sa upon t4t 1fes 81 L. N. Hill
"a n a 9. H. Hill g.Fcz notice U all pI yyns
la..t s ra ls. -.slIsf TIE lsnstsfts 70 eEhlb!t The
-aH % tua -. or teton. the "a day Of October,
l-~s. All l.r-yHE lgdrht = to tho said doos1sn:s
a' ~ .,-rse - make lnu e1i4'e payment to the
aA.. -.G "a
ANGETW r9HF, Adrnr. Of
LerlHA ". ArD ELIZA II. Hill.
OCT 2. Ira
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ROCKINGHAM spirit OF III

ROCKINGHAM spirit OF THE
SoIrTH" ITEMS.-Our community was
shocked Tuesday morning by the an
nouncement of the sudden death OF Ar.
William j.. McRae. The immediate
cause of death was something like apo
plexy. superinduced by alcohol"
On Tuesday night Mr.. Jas. III. Hay
wood. living some five or six miles
north of this place. had the misfortune
10 have his gin house burned, together
with several bales of cotton OF his own
and several bales belonging to other par
ties. This is the second or third time
Mr.. HAYWOOD has had his gin house
burned within the last few years, and he
is m.leed entitled t the sympathles OF
the community.--It Is reported that
a colored man by the name OF Fry. who
formerly drove a wagon for Maj. x. L.
| Long, of this town, was shot and ln-
stantly killed last Monday, IN Moore
county. bv another colored man whose
name we failed to learn. 1t seems that
The murderer was on terms OF criminal
intimacy with Fry's wife. and accused
Fry of stealing a pistol from HIM, but
merel, did this TO get an opportunity OF
of putting Fry u of his house.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1882-11-15

THE ONLY DISCOVER OF TIE
POISONOUS URIC ACID WHICH EN-
lists IN THE. BLOOD OFRIIEUM MAT
&c AND EQUITY PATIENTS.
SALICYllCA is known as a common
sense remedy, because it strikes ilrect-
ly at the cause of Rheumatism Con and
Neuralgi., while so many so called spe-
eff $ and supposed panacea5 only treat
loc | Y the effec's.
1t has been conceded by eminent
scientists that Onward applications,
such as rubbing with oils. oIntments
liriments, end soothing lotions Will not
eradicate these diseases which are the
result of the ,isoning of the blood with
Uric Acid.
SAlICYllCA works with marvellous
eff CT on tn 5 acid and 50 removes the
disorder. 1t is o exclusively used by
all celebrated physicians OF America and
Europe. Highest Medical Aca iemy of
Paris reports IS per Cent cures in three
days.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1882-11-15

It is conceded that Ochiltree, Ind.
has carried the 9TH CTeXas) District by
almost 500 majority.
Mrs. Gen. Green. an aunt OF Mrs. DR.
]. III. Cook, is spending some time IN
Durham. She is a very remarkable
lady. being now 80 years old. II can
make the trip from Fayetteville to Dur
ham in her carriage with as little incon-
venience as a lady Ct 3O.-Plant.
Through our friend William Hardesty
of Harlowe, we learn OF an incident well
worth relating. On the last week in
October, three children were born OF
three different mothers within a space
of two hours, on the line which divides
the counties OF Carteret and Craven.
At this rate another census will have to
be taken and a new appropriation bill
must be advocated in Congress.-Reau-
fort Telephone.
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Ihe editors Desk.

WEEELY AcK"S0wLEDGEMKSu or Cats, coz
RE-PoSpEsca A~p C.-H EgcEIP =
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MBILfS-

Stnt Irtt Dy HIdII OF TtCtIPI OF HIOHGF.
ASK YOUR DRUGGIST FOR 1T.
But do not be deluded into taking imi-
tations or subst tutes or SOM Eing re
commended as Just as good = Insists
IN the genuine with the name of WASH
BURNE & Co.. on each box, which y
guaranteed chem cally pure under our
signature, an indispensable requisite to
insure sucu s. in the treatment. Tax
no 9th. r, or send to us.
Washburne & Co., Proprietors,
PSI Broadway. cor. Reade ST., New York.
Nov. l-S2-1y.
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NEW, SEaS0NABLE, FASHIONABLE,

~aII. PEornIIloG All 4,
Morning journal and courier., 1882-06-09
New York Produce Market.

New York Produce Market.
Nav YORK, June 8.
FIOUR-Dull: State So 9OaS8 so Ohio, SIS GOA
so western, IS 90a8 IS southern, SIS 6OaS 90; sales
10. 700 barrels.
WHEAT-ha11a C higher and 8 rong fairly active
speculation; sales, 184,O 0 bushels No. 2 Red for
june 81 47a1 4s 576on0 bushels do for July 81 294
al 3OA ; $4,000 bushels do for August 81 21a1 21&
49, 1000 bushels do for September, ST. 2026a1 81.
CORN-haAc better, fairly active mixed Western
for spot, '7a8OHc do for futures, 78Aa80Ec sales,
620, 900 bushels
OATS-ha 4c better: State, 6Oa67c; Western, SO
a66c; sales, $4,000 bushels including No. for July
5614c for August. 47c.
BEEF-Firm; new extra mess, $15 50a16.
PORK-Qniet; spot new mess, $40 12ha2O % spot
old do. $40 rs.
LARD-About sc higher aud firm steam rendered,
$11 72k Sales 200 tierces.
BUTTEh-Firm Creamery, 25a26c.
SUGAR-Quiet.
MOLASSE5-l u1l
PETKOLEUM-Weak.
RICE-Firm.
COFFt E. Steady.
FREIGHTS-Ftrm
SPIRITS OF TURPENTINE-Fi at 45c
ROSIN-Firm at 50 25
TALLOW-Steady at So.
Morning journal and courier., 1882-06-09

Good health is impossible without pure blood, and
this is best assured by the of AYERS sARsAPA-
RILLA, the most powerful blood purifier ever pro-
duced 1t is highly concentrated combination of
the most effective blood purifiers, alternatives, diuret-
les and tonics in the vegetable kingdom, combined
with potassium and iron, and has no equal.
Sold by all druggists. Ask for AYERS sARSA-
PARILLA and do not be persuaded to take any other
Price 81 SIX bottles for SIS. je9 6d1W
Morning journal and courier., 1882-06-09


The monthly report of the State Board of
Health just published says that lung diseases
hold the front rank. Consumption has been
as fatal as lung fever, and there had been a
very large percentage of deaths from bron-
chitis and congestion of the lungs. A pecu
liar spasmodic cough had also been very
common, not distinctive enough to be called
whooping cough, and attacking adults as well
as children. 1t proves quite obstinate under
treatment, not yielding readily to the usual
remedies, or, indeed to any one; fever and
headache are frequent symptoms. In the
cities infantie diseases and diseases of the ner-
vous system have been prominent. Malarial
fevers and malarial complications have been
increased notably since the last report One
death from congestive chills is reported from
Hartford. A notable increase is reported
generally. Where these diseases have been
prevalent neuralgia and rheumatism are re-
ported as exceedingly obstinate and unyield-
ing to treatment. Scarlet fever is reported
in Avon, Wilmington, Collinsville, South Man
chester, Oxford, Thomaston and Hartford !;
measles in Bloomfield, Thomaston Sinsbury
and Manchester, the latter place having Is or
20 cases, with whooping cough nearly as
prevalent. A few cases of diphtheria
ported, but it is not malignant. Erysipelas
and puerperal commissions appear much
more frequent than usual. Cases are report
ed from several parts of the State. A case
of poisoning from ''bromidia, a proprietary
remedy, resulting in death, is reported from
Fairfield. Death took place in IA hours.
Morning journal and courier., 1882-06-09
Augustus A. Ball
T urnitQrs,CarpGtS,
ETC..

Black Walnut and Paint.
ed Chamber Sets, ParlOr
Suits, Extension Tables,
WardrObes, Bookcases,
Pickard Beds, Bedsteads,
Desks, Easy Chairs, LOun-
ges, Mirrors. Etageres,
SideDOards, Lace and Heavy
Curtains, Hair and other
Mattresses, Feather Pill
lows, SC, all at special bar
gains at ENSKO'S Auction
Rooms, 400 and 452 State
street.
Morning journal and courier., 1882-06-09
Epozo-,JE ITO Man RnIxyF

The Voltaic Belt Co., Marshall, Mich, will send
Dr. DYES Celebrated -Votac Belts and Elec-
trio Appliances on trial for thirty days to men
(young or old who afflicted with Nervous Deblli-
~ Lost Vitality and Manhood and kindred roubles
e1larant eeing speedy and complete restoration of
health and manly vigor Address as above. N. B.
No risk incurred, thirty days trial is allowed
no2 d&w1y
Morning journal and courier., 1882-06-09

Take Simmons Liver Regulator to improve
the appetite, to strengthen the system, to
stimulate the liver, to cleanse the skin of its
yellowness, to remove boils and plmples and
cause new life in the blood je5 cd 1w
Morning journal and courier., 1882-06-09

"Quick as a Wink. '-Rockwood's
instantaneous Photographs, II Union Square,
New York city. Mr.. lockwood gives per-
sonal attention to the posing of sitters.
NJ 3md eed
Morning journal and courier., 1882-06-09
STAREN's
New HaVBHTra9Sl0FiatigRL Lin
Daily UacSs;gt Satlfsf..F

- neg
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captain ScAliE.eE, eyery sunday, Tusscay AGA
Th1rrday. The kRASIUS CORNING, Captain spOOr
evsrS Monday, Wednesday And Friday
Returning, leave SsE York from Pier L. foot OF
Cortland street, Ht P. N, tie STAIN every noz
day, wednesday and FHi5ay, the CORNING ever
Sunday, Tuesday and ThursdAy. The only Sunday
night boat from New York
Fare, with berth IN cabin, 81 vita berth n xtxte
room, $1.50. Excursion tickets, sI5J
FREE CoAcH leaves the depot 3. s:I0 = L. Lar.
corner Church and Chapel streets every bali rot:
commencing $50 p. n
Tickets sold and baggage checked 20 PhIlAdsfvhz.
Passengers b. Fair Haven and westYIIis czrs e.
stop at Brewery street, only thras 5nokH frc- u.
boat. ..-E
Tickets and stzteroonnE be purchased Il kcss.
lister Wzzrenis-our up-toTn of3ce st the Tonft=s
Hotel and at 30s and 81 Chapel street
Stzteroorns for Sunday night boat can be ot.slned
st " 4. Spaulding'E drug store, g Church street
SEQ ". 2. MILLER. Agent Nsx H.vs-
Morning journal and courier., 1882-06-09
financial.

Money closed at per cent.
Exchange closed steady at 81 971aS4 so.
Governments closed firm.
New YORK, June 8--3 p NJ.
CLOSING prices reported over the private wire of
BUNNEIII & SCRANTON, Bankers and Brokers]