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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-12-28

ARRESTED ON A CHARGE OF CoUSrERFErTrNG.-
The secret service division has been informed by
IT. agent IN West Virginia that James b. Shason.
OF Richie county, W. Va, was arrested yesterday
Oh a charge of cuunterfetfng.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-12-28
Affairs In West Washington


LODGE ELECTIONS held last night resulted as fol-
lows:-Invincible council, No. z, 8. OF wv. 81.
Rohrer, w. G.. J. w. Gross, jr., v. c.. John Breen,
ST. F. s i0Rn s:rEy BssWe9
Decatur lodge, No. 9, K of P-D o. B. villette.
P; d. H. Divine, K. Of R. and s.; william KIN,
singer, n. OF F.; J. r Shanks, NJ. OF E.; j. A. Mad
s1n M at 70 the grand lodge
Kinsinger, and q. VI. Thomas. '' " No.
, Hermione lodge, No. II K. OF P:| T. Core, ST..
samn Pal6 6ere W 81 ainEy g. q Wasns1
OF F.; P. R. Taverner, X. Of R. and s. T. 1. Siinp.
son. n at A. REPRESENTATIVES to the grand lodge,
Woodley. and J. F. Culver; trustees, s. 6. Palmer.
He Wagae1 ana F. gibbons; appointed
o. g. >-'-'''''
CHRISTMAS IN THE SUNDAY SCHooL&-TheChrtst-
mas ceiebration OF St Johns Sunday school took
short Service by the rector, Rev. Dr.. J. A. Lindsay.
tne scholars and congregation were invited to the
lecture room adjoining, and the veil being
Christmas tree was seen. covered with gifts for
the children. and having half hid among its
pranche noo ene ntts daughter OF Mr. and Mrs
the children had sung the aGloria In Excelsis -
the presents with which the tree was loaded were
distributed among them, the rector, in behalf Of
the school, presenting a handsome scarfpin to the
superintendent, John Marbury, esq.
me Sunday school OF Mount Pleasant MP
churcn, on the heights, had q very pleasant cefe-
bration in their church last night The decora-
LIONS were very pretty: In the upper part OF the
church an old-fashioned chimney-pl had been
srecsed, from which Santa Claus. bearing on his
back the traditional sack OF good things, made his
entry into well fltted up bedroom, containing
bed with children lying In It, whose stockings
were wen nlled, after which he proceeded to dis
tribute q box OF candles to eacn OF the larrer
children, and stocking Of the same to the little
ones: Tnere was short address by Rev. Dr.
Southeriand, OF the CongreSs-street church, and
singing by the children.
THROWN FROM HIS HoRsR-Yesterday morning
Henry Green, son Of Policeman Green, was thrown
Dy his horse while coming down 9TH street. be-
tween and streets northwest, and sustained q
painful spratn OF his Left foot. He was removed
by the police ambulance to his home, 3lN Prospect
avenue. West Washington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-12-28

ADIFS. BEFORE PURCHASING ONE OF TIE
IL so-called improvements on the Domestic" we
a&ty ske all who desire frstclass Machine examine
THE LIGHT-RUNNING DOMESTIC"
A trial viii convince you thar the DOMESTIC" is
TIE best
SWING MACHINE IN THE MARKET
]. j. HOIIISTER. General Agent
n2I-lm S05 + street northwest, (Masonic Templel
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-12-28

NEW YORK. Dec. 8-Judge Armour to-day
denied the motion heard by him yesterday In the
suit OF Josiah G. Refff against the Western Union
Telegraph company and its directors.
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L A N s B RGH 4 BRO,


lHINA, GLASSWARE.
~ CUTLERY, PLATED WARE
~ru coons AND KITCHEN UTENSILS.
GEO. WATTS,
HOUSE-FURNISHlNG STORE
o26 314 7th street doors above Penns avenua
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Death of n U. 8. Attorney.
A Western union Suj. DE.

NEW YORK, Dec. 2S.-AsSistant United States
District Attorney Herrck died in New York this
morning Of pneumonia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-12-28

The District Commissioners have returned -
the Senate District committee, with their ap-
prevail the bill drafted by Judge Smell (and re-
Gently published In THE starr TO punish larceny
from personS-pocket picking and similar orrenses.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-12-28

FIRST CONTROLLER LAWRENCE has decided that
without the aid OF a separate appropriation act
no state can claim payment OF the money speci-
fed in the act known as the "Drect Tax Act, ["
which became a law in June, 1861.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1882-11-29

Of training in the paths OF manhood and
womanhood-the practical affairs OF HE
Take an old field hand who has never
been ten miles from home, and you will
find th.t his brain 10 as barren Of ideas as
a dry gourd. You could not educate
him but YOU can widen his views of life
and there /. where the newspaper N
in. Every gro if given a newspaper
will try TO read it if be can read; and II
he cannot read, will sit by to hearit read
by some of the boys who can read Ii
is like a voice from an unknown and.
The account. Of matters IN far away
places awaken thought in his mind. He
begins to see how little be knew. A book
would not interest him; its reading would
put him asleep. But the newspaper tell
of men and thing. and happenings, which
hold hi. attention. He cares nothing FOL
the past or the future ali hi. interest
centres on what r going on to-day.
Hence, We repeat, the newspaper IL the
g1c4t educator for the negro. If s. 0Dt
we're spent IN sending a paper we d n
.,y the Farns and Mechanic, thoughiI
some respects specially useful for suct
vork) to 5000 Of the intelligent and we
disposed colored families, the effect would
be more beneficial than $40, 900 spent il
supporting tn, faculty of some fame
seminary or college, a. We so often see.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1882-11-29

ARTHUR ART CULA~Es-A terrible
howl and hub bubble has been raised IN
Washington City, by The sudden removal
from Office Of a lot Of scal!aHags who
were making double pay BY drawing gov
eminent salaries with Il hand, while
working for the Star Rout gang with the
other. The good. taken Of were those
OF L. S. Marshall Henry Postmaster
d. b.. Anger, Assistant +. NJ, Myron
Parker. and EI- Carpotbag Senator Geo
j. Spenccr,-one Of tie Directors OF the
Union Pacific r.. R.-aad N. D. Helms,
foreman of the Congressional Recort u
nee.
In explanation. a letter from Geo.
Bliss. prosecutor at the : al Route cases,
Is published. II was not scut throu-h
the Attorney General, tut the latter
endorsed il, and there Is reason 10 be-
lieve that Brewster wanted Bliss to
shoulder the responsibility Of beginning
the Raid. Any way Bliss wrote to Ar
InuT, SldtlLg III l Nidlohal aiVhiS .
packed the jury, and managed to let val
liable witnesses escape. One whom
'sGrantism" forced upon Alabama as her
United States Senator, SO called. Spcn-
Ger is in cahoot' with TX Carpetbag
Senator Dorsey, Gen. Brady, and he
other Star Route thieves. lie disap-
peared when the trials began, and cannot
be found. Anger and Parker, used the
postofiice to befriend the rogues. They
join with Helms in presenting a card
saying that they were raised with Brady,
know him well and love him, etc. etc.
Attorney General Brewster fvho, how
ever, we believe to be as tricky, and law
less, if not as corrup, A. the Star Route
crowd)-writes to the President that sll
the machinery of justice at the National
Capitol is rotten, and saturated with
afhnitiss" for the robbers who have
stolen three are four millions of public
taxes
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1882-11-29
'Tole' Y Sc -

Fuel in Raleigh is generally few al but
the person who postponed purchasing
until the present period is a 70 Ell, one
whereof this deponent is which. Several
days recently there WAS no wood to be
had for love nor meuey Though there
are 999 square miles of large timber with
in twenty miles around the city, much Of
it less than four miles Distant; and the
price today is sl.00 per mule load, aver
aging from eight to eleven sticks, as thin
as Mrs. Langtrys pronounced Long
tree") leg is said to be, lis sad to be,
mind you9 Then when you add IS cents
for cutting and 10 for ''toting,' and 10
for pine kindiing, you begin to doubt
whether purgatory Is such a warm place
after all. 1t costs fuily half a dollar per
day to run the three fires of tho Farmer
and Mechanic establishment. Alas! for
the grand old days before the war when
wood was plenty, and Triggers and mules
plentier, and a man could have his fires
as big as a house, and leave every
plague take it door and window wide
open if he wanted to Town with all
all poets Nethinks ne hears the chips
per choppi.t cherrily chaunting:-
oh woodmen, spare dat treei
Touch not . single Dough.
La youth it sheltered me-
And can can get a three-story house
for Ii now!
As for coal, we pass! Ihcg call it BLACK
diamond and diamonds you know is
scarce Didn't we hear a good deal
about Cheap coal last year when GER
certain Railroad matter. were Ia the
public eye? Perhaps you reeoll.ct
about that avalanche of cheap coal that
was to come from Col. Heck Tennessee
mines when the Western \. &. Railroad
made the connection? Perhaps you
heard Jarvis speeches abiding to the ar
rival of train loads Of 81 or s. coal from
Coal Creek? If you didu't hear this bit
of compliment ''bloWery' perhaps you
heard the prolonged blowing of locomo-
tive whistles, which (according to the
Salisbury papersl announced the first
Of a series o! 'cheap-coal trains from the
West, the coal-blest West. The press
all around the State, took up the blow
and passed it on. alas, Col. Heck,
coal, ali Tennessee coal, is what is call
ed soft or Eitumenui Coal
B~ite-(y)unen Ia a soft" thing; bat
hard, hard indeed it i thatis this cold,
world, the coal it i SO far away Ana
"cometh not,'-and cometh mott ohe
said!
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1882-11-29

Statewide L1ndmgrE. While Bennett
carried AIiedl&uy ounty viii Il ma
joFily q, over i0e, Rob ms lost it by
ID. i letter written 81 Il citizen 81
that county te Il zen lcIuIu Of tins
place czIla ns how TIN. came about.
Berry Ea a.l-. iuaepeulgu e4us.date
Tor sheriff. traded Robbins aud nearly
MI tie Whole Il ict oil for votes Tor
himself. Tie de Gated the Democratic
nominee Tor the House, and Ike sise
defeated Robbins. Had there been no
trading Robbins would have carried the
county and boon Gle ted. Thus il S
tina, a candidate for sheriff in the sma-
lest county IN tine district has practical
u hosen U next Congr e9man.-
DIR. john NJ. Carson. for many year. a
prominent citizen Of Alexander COUNTY.
and often a member OF the LEGISLATURE.
died at his residence in Taylor.yille YES
terday a corn shuck5ng on the
place o: Mr. George wilkins. near
Gross Roads Chulch, Iadkin county
last Tuesday night. a negro. Berry
Hawkins. made an u%nproyokcd attack
upon a young white man. LAFAYETTE
Graves, who was standn NJ ia CONVERSE
ton with a friend. Grave. resented
The attack and gave the nero a severe
cut upon he neck and along the side Of
his face. causing a wound which bled
very freely. Subsequently. as Graves
and his three brothers wee gong home.
they were intercepted III the road Ly
Pleas. Hawkins. a brother OF the negro
who had been cut, who made A murder
Gus attack upon the party with a club.
He knocked LayFayette Grave, down.
stunning and nearly killing him. lie
chased Doc Graves through tie woods.
and likewise knocked him down. lie
then attacked the third brother. James:
wao happened to have al axe with him.
and who struck It the negro's heal
with it. As Hawkins lodged the axe
descended upon his back, cutting tie
spinal column quite in twain. Death
resulted in a short time. The Graves
boys surrendered themselves and had a
heuring at Yadkinville on Wednesday.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1882-11-29

Mrs. Margaret Hsske, Of wife of Rev.
j 9. Huske, Of Fayetteville, died on the
10Th inst.
Carthage Gazette: G. G. M~cCrumnlen,
Esq, died on the 18th inst. He was e1-
tensively known in the county and well
known in the State as a travelling agent
for newspapers. Mr.. John s. Ritter
met with a very serious accident on last
Saturday night. His dwelling, kitchen
and nearly everything he had was COM
sumed by fire.
My. S~ylvanus Miller, a we'll known
nanufacture Of Urbans. Ohio, who has
all his life been an avowed infd.l aud
atheist. died on Monday last. When on
his death bed he renounccd lagcrsoll and
his teachings, and protested the Chris
tian faith. He SAID that lngersoli's re-
liyion was enough to live 10y, but not
good enough TO die with.
The Charlotte Journal saws those Old
traps. the two covered bridges at Sails
bury, over the North Carolina Railroad.
have committed another murder. tie
victim .eing. a. usual. a brake al.
As a freight train gong north was a.
tering Salisbury Tuesday morning. Sam
Hamlin. a colorel brakeman VINO was
on top Of { Q ears. was n.iadIaI t0 duck
his head as he passed under the as, ol
the bridges. but he forget tic second
one which st uck him Oh the back ofthc
head. fractured his skull and flung ann
between the cars and beneath TIC
wheels. He died in a lew hours.
The Winston Sentinel says: The Re
publicans are drawing much consolation
over tie election Of York N tins dis
trict. 1t reminds us Of the case OF OBJ
s~tetrics given to a young physician BY
an old doctor. The young NJ. ID. re-
ported to headquarters after awhile that
the mother and child were 10th dea
ut that he had some hopes Of saving
the old man.
Among the ruins Of the New York
PARK Theatre there was found on >ttur-
day q partly burned hamper which had
contained much Of That part Of Nine.
Nilsson. wardrobe which was stored in
the theatre. Inside OF the hamper was
found a Jewel box which contained a
large quantity of expensive stage Jewel
r, used in ''Mignon.'' Ar ermine lined
purple velvet cloak was also recovered.
which was untou he'd t> the flames. but
soaked with water. The hamper a
founi under a heavy wooden beam
which had protected it from the fire.
The New Berne Journal dominates
Mai Jno. Hughes TOR Governor 10 1884
-fuliy one hundred colored men
voted the Democratic ticket in Wilson
county. - The Greensboro P1tr,ot
comes GU for Gen. Alfred VI. Scales for
Governor in lso4.Robeson expen
ded $4,000 TO secure his nomination
and election TO Congress. A big sum to
lose.Nonday night Wiley Davis
and his wife, both colored, had a fight.
The trouble are from some alleged pecca-
dilloes of Wiley. Wiley cut his wife in
several places but not seriously and in re
turn by way of reciprocating the compli-
meEt, the wife punched a hole in Wiley's
head which also is not serious.
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r ow in Dublin.

The capital Of Ireland is almost 10 al
tta;e Of siege. The police are number
q IL thousands and in addition there
are ,varms Of special co~nstablss and de
ectiyes who are always sneaklng about
To discover treason, or manufacture 1t, II
n)ne can be found. As q matter OF course
such treatment produces disorder. Bad
government breeds bad blood, and spies
generally find what hey look for. On
Saturday night in Dublin, a gang of Con-
stables and detectives stationed themselves
near a resort, where many Irish patriots
we're accustomed to assemble. Present
Il they charged upon the crowd on
the sidewalk, who stood their ground
and fired pistols. A detective named
Cox was killed. and one Of the mob was
captured after being wounded fatally.
Several Others were hurt and the off
GERS were pursued By the mob to the sta
ton house. The following is the latest
telegram
Dennis Field, one of the jurors IN the
case Of ~Iiynes, who was hanged for the
murder Of Dohoughty, was met in Fred
erick street, on his way to dinner to day,
by a car containing two men, one of whom
jumped of and stabbed Field in six
places with a sword Field died in a
short time.
Another stabbinc case is Just reported.
A bailiff named Thomas Mallon. Receiv
ed a serious stab wound IN the head,
Three arrests have been made.
The mob to night attacked the Jervi.
street Hospital, we're Dolan, who shot
and killed detective Cox, lies, with
the object, it is believed, Of rescuin,
him. The mob secuted and yelled, and
tried to brake open then the doors. The
inmates we're thrown into the greatest
ala m. Police we're telegraphed for and
a Ia; &c force arrived on the ground at Il
0 o'clock, armed with sword. and batons,
when the mob dispersed. They remained,
however, lurking in the vicinity. Police
are now patroling the neighborhood and
guarding the hospital
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1882-11-29
a Song for To-day.

Trust 10 Future how er pleasant
Let the dead Past bury IL lead
Act act IN the iiviug Present,
Heart within aud God O er head
Loagf,Hs v.
The world DER the Past Is forever Rpm
lng
In useless regrets, in signs and u
team,
Unused j. the Present il mencat> are
flying
And The Future but mocks u with hol es
and with fears
The lessons of nor are ever unheeded
The scenes oil ro-iay arr proSy aud
dull.
While We quickly would g.tl cr the wiz
dom of ancIents,
The flowers OF yesterday ever would
Gull.
We ioyetLe oil Ian imarl, .ud loudly ",
lluzcr.
Ger scenes, sp1 er PLEASURES long
buried forgot,
WhIe The landscapes aboUt IL ate wa,ttg-
their beauty,
And We sigh and We mourn Ger th,
things that are not.
Oh CONE, LIT is gather the fore : 4beu,
The Pas, forever and ever has lei
And the bliss Of 10 day villa ,housaud
fold render.
Return. Tor the joys it may have berefr
Us.
The Future is a way untr.cd and IN.
known,
And sealed are its deeds, aud closed
are lis portals,
While the Present is bright 5 radiant, !,
glorious,
And only it. flowers blooning for NOR
tails.
Then drin. in the spirit Of This moment
gladness.
And taste ofthe sweets that are brought
you to-day,
Enjoy the landscape Of beauty all NJ
you,
And gather the roses that bloom on th,
way.
For this moment time is tie ~grandest.
subhulcsI
OF iii that the Fathers hand ever wil
give,
And this morning sunshine is brEhies.
and sweetest
OF all, and 81 any, you ever VIII i've.
~INcaoNfTo,
Thoma,yiIlc Female College, y. g.,
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1882-11-29

salem Press: Maggie Slater. aged II
years, daughter OF l1elcina slater. living
near Winston. fell III the fire in a tit.
last week. causing the death OF the child
the same day.
Goldoboro Messenger: Mr.. William
Edgerton, formerly Of Johnston II
died at his residence in this county Fri
day evening, the 18th inst. aged 90
years. Mr.. Edgerton was a member of
the Friends, and had ALWAYS been an
Industrious. worthy citizrn.-A very
painful accident happened to Mr.. |. f.
Dortch last Tuesday evening, while he
vas at the rice mills looking in one of
the %sifters, a piece Of the revolving ma
chinery struck him on the head. infiict-
ing a very painful but not serious
wound.-Mr. Owen Peel. a WE'LL
known and highly respected citizen o.
this county. died at his residence in
Sampson township Tuesday morning.
aged 62 years.--ThOmas Hogan. 2
colored man, was, Saturday night. cut
with a Ratchet in the arm and back in
a bar-room on Market street.-We
learn that the negro Robert RAFT. who
Is under sentence of death for killing
O'Neal, has taken an appeal to the
Supreme Court.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1882-11-29

NILWACKII. NOV. 22-tultc Il en-
sltion aa, been caused n -9claI circles,
both III THIS clts and CHICAGO, over tay
arrest yesterday 81 1.r. p. III. Hale. .ol-
mciIy manager of tie Chicago clearing
house, and lis VIE, Oh the elas-r OF
robbing several jevclr, establishments
in this city. Ilale belongs to enc o. JHe
Test families iii Chicago. and formerly
moved in the highest social and 4uJu-
ci4l circles OF that city. Lately, how
ever, he has been ostraciscd and lost
his clearinghouse position because OF q;
scandal growing Il OF his second mti-
riage. Some years ago h house u
Cnict o was robbed. The burglar wa.
arrested and is still at Jol ct. Durn
the trial Hale became enamorcd with
the burglars wife. and is said to have
taken her to his home and install ed her
as goycrncss. His wife soon died and
he married the burglars wife, the latter
having secured ii divorce from her hus-
band. 1t la. pened that, not only, is
the woman's burglar husband'-who
was her second matrimonial matc-ln
the penitentlary, but her sister and sis
tcr's husband are also in similar in.ti-
tutions. After marrying Ilalc She vas
charged with robbIng a wcliy store.
ut he ailaI Was comprom sed. / .
arrest al that time caused "A tremendous
social sens ttirn in Chicago. Since / ga
Hale has been out OF employment. lie
ca re mere with ms wife Il few DAYS 20
to cudtavOr 20 secure the position ot
assistant cashs 81 O. the Merchants EX-
change Bank. tadc vacant hN f c dis
charge OF I.cSaUliLclr, who was recent,
arrested for a serious ofCnsc against the
dau-hter If one Of the most prominent
citizens. While Hale WAS making ne
rotiations his wife visitel several lead
ing jewe ~ stores and examined a large
amount OF diamonds and other valua-
blcs. She ordered expensive jewclry
sent to various parts OF the city, giving
her name as Mrs. Derby and saying she
would pay when the goods were de iv-
cred. The messengers cent with the
goods could not find her. This led to
suspicious. and the jewellers in eXa am
ing their stock closely found a corsid-
cradle amount Of valuable iewelr5 miss
Ing. Detective. searched for the wo-
man AID caught her just as she was
leaving the city on a train. The hus-
band was shortly after arrested. The
woman made a full confession to Your
correspondent, stating that she had
thrown the jcwelry in the railroad sta
ton stove. The damaged remains Of
the stolen property were toun where
she put it. Your correspondent spent
halt an hour in conversation with the
pair at the cells 10 which thty are lock
ed to-ni-at, tlcy having failed 70 secure
bail. Mrs. Hale claims that this is or
first o~itcHsc, and sa she Sa- driven to
it by Want. She -tll protests that her
husband is entirely innocent Of any
completely "a Tie atiar.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1882-11-29

FIRE AT HENDEKSoN.-llard upon
the heels of the Cameron conilacration
comes n at Henderson. \ fire. from
a detective tluc. was discovered on TIE
roof OF W. W. Reavi> store. about
noon on Tuesday. aud OWN to hish
wind spread rapidly until Reavi~ -r'-
cery. ". r. Rowland's dry good store.
J. X. Young's drug store. and Mrs ~
;. Alleys residence. were destroyed
The sufferers had but little ins Tance-
il is said. Mrs. Alleys house was &C.
! cupied by Mrs. Jane Wilson, late O
Raleigh. Lawyers Henry Jordan. \
| Il. Wortham, and Zollicoiier. lad tieA
| offices damaged. County clerk "un-
| saved his papers.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1882-11-29
,Rorx. R.rEI.H.-i la. Cren-h.a

RorN. RAIEIsH.- la. Crenshs"s
man. in Bowen. lad OF been murder
ed. lie took a sudden otIon 20 visit IN,
fathers family at Red y ountain--M r,
Geo. Ditchtl, Of the f dersi Cemetery,
is to be ira sfcr-cd to City Point. -
Ri.hop kencr will sojot m with Mr. Rui-
4, Williams during Coufe1enes Rev.
J.. j. Lafarty, the witty Fiehmoad editor
| will lecture on Thursday night Of Con
ference week in behalf Etcuton Street
II. f. S. Chapel Fund. Laifarty vii
make you Laush~car'y, if tie he IN one
of his Bro. Bailey hgnors -Fennol
hit it again. lie predicted early SHOWS
to the Seuthward and those who were
, too poor to lay abed loager than a. IN
on Tuesday arose amid as chill an armos
phere, to greet as snowy a scene, a j.
commonly seen round Ra.eigh.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1882-11-29

ABOUT HOTELS. Have you noticed
the advertisements in this paper, OF a
good, Is room hotel for rent, at II nder-
son, one of the growincest towns Of the
State? Write to MsJ. John II. Young,
the owner, al Henderson, \. ca
little competition il The life Of hotelery.
Tie struggle between the Central and
tie ''Buford' at Charlotte. has improved
both of them, and helped to advertise
both,-Dr. w. III. Howerton has
leased the SNananoa at Asheville, in ad-
dition to "a Tallahassee house. --
Muses. hotel at Cameron burned yester-
dav.-Tarboro ~Southerner tells Of a
small war in a boar ling house, resultant
from the Importation Of some loud"
smelling Linburger cheeee by one of the
boarders. In fear of cholera, we sup
pose their choler a rose, and they '"'riz,'
and bounced him.