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The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1882-10-11

BEAUFORT COUNTY BUNCH.-.Jay
i. Respa>s and his hcn hman. Thorn.
Satterwhite. are having lots of fun in
Beaufort. JAY y. was first nominated
for Congress then kicked al the ticket
in favor OF Walter pogI. Then he ran
for Register of Deeds (fuite a "drap'')
and got ) votes N tie first ballot. and
was badly beaten by ii negro named
Heritage. The ne-roe, yelled them
selves hoarse over the result although
not much of a triumph, surely, Satter-
white was honored with t&c nomination
for Senator by a bare na iarity Of votes.
He didn't fancy the loneliness of his
position on the ticket. and printed a
card. stating that he couldn't serve on a
ticket with three Prc!ibitienists."-
which was quite Il slam on the Coalition
Liberal-Radical-Conventon. \ new
"Liberal' convention Is to he held to-
day. with Dockery present. Meantime.
F. J. Satchwell runs independent. on
the Anti-Court-IIouae-Ring and Anti
County-Government platform. and DIR.
Stilley. the old Radical, prints a card
inveighing a@ainst-.tnc Revenue Ring
of IIell-IIounds. headed and led by
Mott - On the Democratic side Mr..
w. i. i. Branch decline the nomina-
ton for business reasons.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1882-10-11

TIE STATE FAIR.-Several county
exhibits will bc made. and that OF For
Svth. under the management OF Messrs.
+. & ii. Fries. and OF DuplIn. under the
management of Er. f.. d. Pearsall. will
be large and attractive. consisting of
agricultural. mineral and manufactured
articles. cUsiosities. relies. specimens OF
art. &c.
Counties heretofore unrepresented
will have both exhibitors and visitors
present. for people from all parts of the
State ere preparing to come. no only to
see the exhibition. which promises to be
unusually attractive elaborate. but be-
cause this is a peculiarly fine opportuni-
ty for different sections to meet and
compare notes on the political outlook.
Some very fine thoroughbred cattle
ard fast horses will be on exhibition.
and the trials of speed will he an atfrac-
tive feature of each day. But outside
OF all these will he other attractions in
the shape of side shows. etc.. such as
The telescope and ''Ierodian Mvs-
terry The Edison Photographic"
Museum of Birds. MONKEYS. Snakes"
athletic performances, Punch and
Judy Flying For>es." ETC.. but The
Selt-Raising Buckwheat Cakes with
out the use of yeast. will attract the Ia
dies, while the Photographic fellows
peep at the pretty faces ard tiatter their
poSses>ors to the satisfaction and delight
of all concerned.
The fair people are preparing to ac-
commodate a large crowd. and those
stay at home will be losers.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1882-10-11

tAsuS CUARE>,l. iec IA Z
South Cago,jaa Geca i J. :.
ash Wis ,eu Dl.,as uGl,tru ~, i j
: thus ~rolor.eI u TAG q
"Col cash repiic4 tia, y, ia v ID
undoubtedly be elected Governor, sui
would Tot &c cDuaiti IL. ii nc 81
ash woul: br rt,c e.i to teF-tcss aui
tuat many other !.iei e.iet, ild.tes
aJuiI t. C.ec,cd. taa hg opposed
40. an &C, uafc | - rul a. "a i.3sprnG
am cduI Iiie IL tie aliases n tlc al
m.ui>tratIou s! al ar Ia N.tta scO ia.
"Ccl ash stated tia b, aai beea
very uujasty treated 3 -. press oi
SuUth Carolina, aui ttiat ue SIS couse
.cltly mI~reprc>euttd Uy TIE press
throughout the ciiutty IL ie-t4d TO M
Connection with the Lal custer rlos. lie
stated that he dIi u0t apI cal to the plc-
jue ces oi the ucgro-. tu.t hc wa not eau
yas.li z Tor t.itu vote, - lie han 1t ii
he cd. lie sad trpB what he could lc ~
III. /; >tr. carter va, Chdsr TIE intiue -,
vi ~,tindIaut- dul TAD otil lHcgIp ala.
without much prosecution, aud that n.
col. CASH intefitsiel asa prevented
collision between ten. Immediate
4i,er the cone.uI,n ST +, Ieech he le
uci iroa The "a b. u- unwc'i, az
vcut II, the j ci 81 id not see tie
fight, aud di4 ust e.eu mr. a gua hrei
The olol complained oil ti,c mi III
tee with when he Is been treated IL
The matter 90 tac shannon due. lie sta
tel chat The ~a.Daon family had, since
,hat uu!oItuui.e allan tfeatcd hu4 tam
aud Web, aai that tor that reason h.
t-.-4ti 49, 80. "a ~ A. ~ - k.-In.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1882-10-11

RAILrRAcK.-Co Guainer's crop Is
progressing a..h the VIZ. 4 Weldon
''cut off. '--iwo Rriifcads, the Ok
ford & Henderson, and The Cape Fear Il
Y. V, received new locomotives last week.
The Stockholders OF the Robinson
Routes net in Ralci.h last week, and
we've pleased at the outlook. The old
Directors aud mauage's. were reelected.
Il charge ct schedule for he Raleigh
& CASTOR Il K. Sic, ner for Norfolk
leaves evening, and returns next morn
ing.-Aiso change on y. G. r. K
The trains are now about To run through
from GoIdsboro to Winston. connecting
at Greensboro with ;lc trains of the
Richmond and Atlanta Route. Train
No. - leave, Gold boz II 10 =. N. ar
rives at raleigh I2.15, leaves Raleigh
$50 p. H., arrive 1T GJld boro sos D..
IN. No. 81 leaves Greensboro 1905 a.
H., arrives at Raleigh 2.IO p. N leaves
Raleigh t T. m, arrives at Guidsboro
6.1j p III. Trains on the University
railroad vii ruu. Le 80 Chapcl Hill
7:30 a. H., a,live at Ia -i-a 10 20a. M;
leave Raleigh $50. \ -leep on the
Hill. These b. trec az si-enlcnts for
the FIiiiuai-
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1882-10-11

To PERSONS INrERESTTD.-ThC
Farmer and Mechanic is Obliged to do f.
good deal OF free advertising for the
public. There is not a week in whicf
We do not receive from one to half q
dozen letters OF inquiry asking where
certain Things can be bought. or whether
there Is Il vacant store. or where Mr..
S~o-and-so can be found. 1t i a pleas
ure 70 furnish the information. where we
can do so without writing letters.
Maj. W. J. McDermott. of Mem
phls, Tenn. is extensively engaged in
the manufacture of cotton seed OIL ma
chinery. and has just sold a 20-ton mil
nj Chester. The GaSton.a GazeHc SAYS
\ cotton seed OIL nil is a bonanza 10
the stockholders and 10 the farmers.
Every particle of the seed is utilized.
The hulls are used rs Il substitute for
hay. being 30 per cent better than
timothy hay: the CAKE. free from oil. is
uscia n 4 tCra.izer. and ! superior to the
raw seed. and the oil Is used for medici-
nal and culinary purposes.
The mill at Chester will one of the
largest and best in the South. The
buildings are nearly completed. and the
mill will begin in November"
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1882-10-11

Atthe session ofthe Baptist Association
at Hampton Cross Roads, Va, Jerry Coz
and Lewis Bryson quarrelled IN church
pulled ravOlverS and opened IRE. Br son
was morta!iy wounded and while falling
shot ard ki!lel Cox. Both died III d feH
minutes. oue woman was shot through
her bJnnct AMI the ballet grazal the m,u-
lster. Ire audience arose and Gglic q
rush Tor the doors amid q scene o. inlc-
scribable excitement. Tie arr was filled
with the shr,eks Of frightened mcu, uo.
men and chiltreu. The minister during
the mclcc Has the only person VINO re
tanned his presence Ct MUD and remained
in the pulpit.
Ga Tuesday evening, 3rd ut, thirteen
member. Ut u Prof. Nil,oughby Rea les
Execution Cas- Of y axe Forest C.i.ege.
appeared b, fore a large audience. Il
Leigh III, to cDntes. for a golj media
of,red b. Prof Re &c. The ne lei 81. 5
ava. iei to vi Taos Dixon, Of She ~. \
c. The com uit!ee consisted OF Hon \
S Ncrrimon, Fa5iu7 Ii Bu-b4e + w
II Pace, Esq and l'rofRoyai arl Taylor
t,r Buebee, ina graceful little srec. Ii, in
tro4uced judge Nerrimol t. lTr pneu
and the audience. The Judge after a h i.
hours talk lie, .ete With u BE sentiments.
presented the beautiful me lll to ,Nr
Dixtn
The conte.tiug members 81 the class
we're twelve Young gentlemen, and one
young ia IL. Miss Lydia Walters. Mis-
Walters rendition Of the Last Hymn
wa truly excellent, and it was long be-
fore some Of the committee could deci3c
between NJ DXol and lis fair contest
ant.
BtowoSr.Ht, Sept. 26.-Th4 wa. er i,
g@raiua ly Disappearing from the streets.
The people conplain much of mot receive
ing their neil There were fl - new CT
SIS . yellow fever to-day aud 5ne death
from that disease, the victim b ine Col
George Godfrey Davis, Deputy Collector
Il Customs al Point i-atel, who died at
nm j clock this morning. Colonel D4
rs served with the Second. Marine Vol
lnteer Cavalry %duringthe war, ana Won
BY "a an, c)n1uct the rank OF lieutenant
Colonel.
Sine tie epidemic commenced in the
garriSca there have been t!li,ty cases aud
FIVE deaths. Some cases Of le-ef are re-
ported a. Victoria, Tamauiipas.'
Dr. Lehman, a volunteer physician
sent ont BY the New Orleans Times ran
ocr't 5 at San Rancho. De Murray. of
the Marine Hospital Is At Arroyo, Colo
RADIO, periecting the line Of the Gordon.
Communication with Matamoras bas been
opcGcl.
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NFITr.S NVr E,rrp

Mclean MES EATEE NUcH RIcEE.
-Jhe annual c%iicIlar u MessrS. Dan
la'mage~ Sons 4 Co. est.ma, : tie new
crop in North Carolina II COO tree :,
South Carolina 30 000 trees and Georgia
zO,0]0 tircfs. making a total Of l04 600
trees a. against IS Sol tioices Tor tic
States the previous year. Me.Sr..
ia.nage say the p1st season ~lem3nstra-
ted clearly tina, he demand ~ rice. ! 40
article % food il this c}lrtry. ! incfea>-
ing il q ,atio which won.l -nrr.fi-e ,ho-,
Thosa a~ttentio.. ma not - u especial +
TUNED 10 it.
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Rocky I,r>r REPORTER IrrMs.

ROCKY 1DtNI REPORTER ITEMS.
Warren Il Pit nave moved INTO then
new and handsome store. -SoIar
mi~rreunt shot at the Idrboro tram SAT-
urday night. about J. miles from this
place. The hall passed through a WIZ
,io,v. fortunately at an unoylupieG seat.
Capt. Clark informs H. that such occur
X noes are very frequent during IL.
winter months. when the train passes
that point after darh. cores
pondent 1T Nashville sends ~ the fol-
lowing account Of the burning 81 the
Jail: Tuesday morning. about O'Clock.
the alarm a given. The whole town
turned out. and every mo was made
to save the prisoners, sampson Battle
and JIM smith. aiias Jerry Cox. both
col0red. Battle was saved. but Cox
persisted before assistance could reach
INN. He was burned ii a lriyntiul man
ner. one o,dy last week Cox complained
to the idilpf that he was suffering from
the tOotbachc. and asked ior Il small
quantity Of ~gunpoWdcr. which wa. given
him. together with Il small bit Of cotton.
and * l. thought that he secured fire
from his cham, with this powder. On
Wednesday morning his chains were
taken from the runs. and on cNamiua-
ton were found to be cat nearly in two.
Il Is thought that after getting his chains
50 near OFT lie rave the alarm Of ire.
thinking that he could free himself by
the time assistance reached him and then
make good his escape during tie excite
ment. but the flames spread too rapidly.
and lie died before ms plans could bc
carried out. lie was implicated in tile
Morley murder. il Wayne county. but
saved his nech by turning states cyl-
dence. and was sentenced 1T the lat
term OF Nash court for the murder Of a
woman al Battlcboro. H had. how
ever. made an appeal Tor a e trial be-
lore the supreme Court. which was
granted.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1882-10-11

VERY TRUE, Mr.. CoNKLISG.-Mr
Conf ling, in company with Hurlbut,
Of the New York World boarded the
train at Hot Springs, Va. and, together
with Or. Rogers. they occupied the same
section of seats. Mr.. Conkiing asccr
tanning the fact that be was in company
with one of the representative medical
men Of Kentucky, the conversation turn
ed IS to the sanity or insanity OF Charlie
J Guiteau.
what is your opinion Of the case,
doctor?' asked Mr.. CofkIing.
Il think. sir, there was not a shadow
Of doubt as to his insanity"
Exactly lay belief replied Mr.
Coukiing. '.ile was undoubtedly on
insane man, aud his execution will be a
blot % the escltcheon Of the coultry.
and future ages VII! So .egard it
Why, then, did you not raise yom
voice against it, as others did En-. E
d VI.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1882-10-11

Gov. Vance will be one of the at
fractions at Edgecombe Fair. to he held
III Iarboro from October 3lst to Novem-
Der 3d.-Dr. Lawrence. of Biddle In
stltute. left last evening for the North.
to solicit further aid for the completion
OF the new Biddle Institute building.
The new structure is to cost $40. 900. and
all but about l0,O00 has been raised.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1882-10-11

EVENING VISITOR IFf,Is Cart. d. s
tvera- ct Sol nssn county has o.. hun
.!red acres in cotton that vii make one
hn",ired bales -Oa's sell from ~ t. IS
Gems per hundred; fodder 500 50 cents /:
crab eTaS hav - to 30 cents, straw 81 TO
% ceto. Mr. j. ". Avera. Jr., has
some ire nils nearly completed four
miles west IT S%Dithieil. a. the Sanders
old nal place -The Elnitable Lie
Assurance Society, ofNcv Yor'., on re-
ceip- ot proCf Of loss, sent a cheek for
5000 % nav the n,licy on The life ofthe
late Sheriff j j. Novel;.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1882-10-11

j L 5. ? coal dealer Of Cincinnati.
vas lUi REQ near lis residence Satur.
'er RI -Iinne Redman. ofPorev
cocn-t. lad murdered his wife; at last
sccoG fyn hHrire1 men we're around
f. ia'l il rhi.h he was confined. seek
lnr . 'vrch him. -Augustus Gorch
Shot "ai l'iei ColR)per, in Grimes Co.
Texas, and made his escape. The BODY
OF Richard Langst0n was found near his
home, Pros ect Station, Va. horribly
mI'i.ate'i Thomas. Jr a wealthy
citlzcn o Richmor ], Va, is dead.
Oxford Free Lance Rev c A jenkins
goes to Warsaw, where he will take
charge of a schooi.-Died, on the 3rd,
at the residence OF Mrs T NJ Lynch. Mrs
Camella Dorsey, aged about 60. Mrs D
was a most estimable lady.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1882-10-11

The body Of I. Green Wharton wa-
found Yesterday evening floating in
Young mill pond. about six miles from
town, and about half way to his home.
Mr.. II. ). Jorcan was appointed special
coroner, and held an inquest this morn
ing. The verdict was accidental drown
ing. There were marks to show that
the horse had gone into the pond where
the water was deep and the bank steep.
-GreenSboro Buqle.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1882-10-11
WELL SAL

While We we're reading proof of the
above, the mail brought Us a letter from
Capt. Robert ID. q aham. attorney at
law, ard experiences bus,ncs man, at
Charlotte, and We borrow a extract
Il have Concluded to call attention
through your excellent paper - a sum
Der OF valuable farms 10 NY hands Tor
sale. See card e.sewhere.-E Ed f. &F.
| had h1pcl to meet YOU IT th2 ar
proaching State Fair, bnt business viii
p event, Hereafter | hope one Of the
handsome,t py1p.u II to be Offered by the
Society viii be for the mos useftI iRreq
ton OF the previous twelve months, ap
plic,b.e to Agriculture aud the Mechanic
Arts.
THIS is a somewhat new field, and [
predict good results from it as it will
put the people upon a course Of thinking
that may be rendered more profitable that
a lifetime of muscular e~xertic;."
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1882-10-11

A--oRNEYs At Law iie Supreme
last week talnad .sua, the following
young Iauye.- ,ely isfelt c'ass. il Is
.aid:-M- hos. J.. Battle, Locke
Craig, and jan.es ;. Manning, ofOrange;
Earnest haywood and Hieronymus Mon
age Of Make, Geo II Lindsey Of john
stou, Henry !. Boyd Of Warren; Henry
f Faison Duplin, Atlas Paul Gilbett,
Chatham Edward I Gs,euice, Ja- y
Ha.zlip, Alamance, Baa VI Henry iIsy
weed, John Q Holton, lalktu, James II
Horah, Thomas Jones, &pgau, Fletcher
Il Lofun, Atweil Mcintosh, Thorough
good, Richmond, Philip IL Pe.leter, Car
teret, Charles Randolph Tuomas, il,
Craven. RaudolI i UzLe!'. wayne.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1882-10-11

PATENTS TAKEN OFT 81 Eo.TH CAR
oLINIANs.-It used to be said ha' South
erners had no inventive .~euiu-. that
were so, necessity must "a ( become
the mother ut IIy,nti u 81 c enough;
for Of tie total issue .. IA EMS, The 9ulh
now takes much are Ian Ter proper
tionate share, according IL i,pu alton.
Aug ~, Wn Ii Goodman, Raleigh,
a motor. Aus p. Serno., Gscensboro,
pow STANDARD. Au. II, john l.. i Ter.
Eyxobc,, hand saw. Ang =, Nm Il
Burgess. Rich Square, cotton aud hay
press. Aug 10, John q Arlington, I.ill
iard9,on, anal a.uator. Sen 3, Marion +
Eollicoifer, Weldon. lamp cl.i1ny pro-
tecGor. S.pt II, Paul Niun, Statewide.
harness. . I Bryan, j; cky Mount.
Lard and batter cutter. Aug ,, Wm u
Spraguc, Henry :, a vessel ior preserving
butter. Aug %, Castor Thompson.
cameron, Washing machine. Sept L.,
Frank Cook. ClemmorsyG.c, apparatus
for driving fruit.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1882-10-11

"A supposed incenaarE TIRE al Gary
DESTROYED the stables. vehicles. and crop
OF Rev. G.. J.. DowelI. at Gary on >ttm-
day morning. Loss above $500. Mr..
bowel was absent. filling a church az
pointment. but lis ~neighbor~ cNerted
themSclve, like Troian> To save the
dwelling. which ignited at the top. Mr..
r.. j. Harrison. Of the Wagon Factory.
got a fall from the root that might have
been serious.
1t shows how time mitigates parti-
zan feeling Il hear the Wilmington .St0l
speak of Pat Fcrguc-on:-
The paper on poor Ferguson. who
wa killed at KINGS Mountain. l. re-
markahly instructive ana interesting.
lie was indeed a splendid fellow and
was a hero worthy Of any race or any
are. His mother was Anne Murray.
daughter of Lord EHiank. IIis father.
James Ferguson. became Dean If the
Faculty OF Advocates and in 1864 was
raised to the Scottish Beach as Lord
Pittour.'
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Announcement. Look out for he
Farmer and Mechanic Extra
Containing the Full List Of
Premiums, And who got
1hemI

As the majo My OF the Weekly Aai'
Routes 10 North Carolina start from the
Railway Stations on Wednesday aud
Thursday it i necessary t" close - our
forms on Tuesday night IA uruel that
the paper may be printed aud mailed
at an early hour on Wednesday morning
This has been the rule for several year
past. and if broken Tould cau>e 1-rihal-
a thousand copies TO be delayed az Whole
week.
The statement Of Premiums. ct Vii
fiji two or three columns Of tyne conse-
auently we shall issue an 'l.xtra. on
Thursday, and mail u copy 10 each sub
scriber, giving full particular, a 70 ho"
they were drawn, who got tnen. how
they were sent, lbs mali or express and
all about it. Il is a busy weei. with Us
10 getting the articles ready Tor ship-
ment, eulsrginc the paper, correcting tie
proofs Of mailing lbs, ptsparIug f"rt-e
Fair, etc; 80 that sc h se H'tle Unse q"
answer enquire. But the Extra WI
give full information.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1882-10-11

Mrs. Watkins. mother Of Rev. John
5. Watkins. died in Halifax county. Va.
yesterday.
-GoldSboro -NoSseng ger say Miss Annie
Thompson daughter of A B Thompson,
rcceS we'd a kick in the face from the horse
she was driving, and may lose one eye.
Also that SIr Henry Bonitz, brother of
the N.essrs. j. A and VIM. Bon;tz die
in Washington on Sunday.
Col. Wharton Green will speak at
Jonesboro Oct. IS, Carthage Oct. goth.
Nanlv Oct. DIST.
The invitation cards Of the Mono
gram Pleasure Club..(for one Of which we
MIKE a klowledgments) are very hanG-
some'y gotten up. The season of 50
SO " II open Thursday night. Oct. 10Th.
Officers Of the Club: j. Y. McRae.
President G.. f. Leach. Vice-FreSident
Ell. c. Smith. Secretary and Treasurer
Mcssrs. James Moore, ". b. MerImon.
James A. Henley. r. :. White and Geo.
Y. Strong. IT.. executive committee.
MI. Geo. T. tzzle las lad on ouI
table a vegetable bomb as biz as a
bLcket, weighing = pounds as ii stands,
clean aud neat, in it, stocking feet.
and that's the kind Of sweet potato
thlt yam,' Nj. Uzzle is a bachelor.
but Is open to conyiction.''
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The lcse-M Law MAKER,
VINO Turned Iaw-EreakGT,
and sail-Srcaker.

Ga an outss4- PAGE VII be found The
Erst DAYS testimony in the trial OF e&-
senator Nan. }, Nua leo, a caTEo, bag
: ger who l. widely known 10 ~Pssqaotauk
c,nnt a, the Dismal swamp Auzel-
he vas Suspected OF completely IN tie
Simpson Soap aud Silver Stealing Job
at the National Hotel, in Raleigh II
iSs0. Munden returned from the Leg
i~,.a,ure with bal habits and finding
thugs dull about home, he too the vile
OF his warnae,t friend. aud supporter anu
departed for Texas Eleutou Eaqaira
reports the trial a. fol ows
Mrs. Winniford = Johuson-I was
the wife OF j \ johnson, lived al Wood
vile. y. C.-lBdrsts into tear am j
wears OF age. and have been married ten
ohnsou conducted business IN
her name aud had -, 800, IL cash. z her
possessiou-it vas his, and not her mou>
ey-W J Munden war 3 married man
hved near by: came often q johnson :
friend. made love Ia her. got her 'c1m-
pletely confused; told her that Johnson
was getting everything 10 his name and
was going to leave her, and Persuaded
her to elope with hun, afterwards lie dl-
vorced aud get married. she consented.
Mluden asked about johnson : money
and told her TO take IL With her. johns
.un went To Norfolk. April llth. Nun
Geu came. got the b,anket from the ban
i>ter. aud they eloped. Breaks IN tears
after 100 yards from the house, Munden
asked II she haI the money. She replied,
yes. lie added I'm glad for | only
have myself 10 give you" They arrived
N Petersburg. Va, and took room a.
man aud wi 4. Neep> bitterly She in
dorsed the checks he had, and Muudeu
got and used the money. She went -
Texas and Arkansas lived a man wife
and had a chlid born unto them. Parties
had approached her to know nov she
would testify, and for an affidavit IN
Munden's behalf. She refused to make
an affidavit, and stated She would BE
Oh the side Of the truth.
(Nr-. Johnson Is a brunette Of medium
height and size, aud sh ~ traces Of
abused beauty and reincment.)
" J Munden was introduced in his
bel III. lie j, a lhick set, Irish looking
Character, with dark hair, eyes aud
aoa- ache. He had nothing to 10 with
.ae blanket Or money. He did ..te with
Irs. Jch.,sJ1 Is man and aite, deposited
lie laoney tanned in the bank under the
name Of II j smith (which name he
var but only used il a. Mr.. johnson
directed. He said he did make love IL
her. before he cio.erent, although ne was
married. uAnaul had children, and &C
knoSitl. d c~ertaiu letters, written by
hin, - Nr Johnsor. Of which the FOL
iCWlu- Is
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Coop BYE. WESTERN NORTH CARO-
MsA.-The FirD.er api Rechai &c la-t
year made the prediction that in twelve
months after the completion of the Nes
TEN r r. TO the Tennessee line, all q
North Carolina Yves; Of Sgananoa TUNE
would virtually secede from tie State
and face towards Knoxville AMI Charles
ton.
Greenri1le, October :. The consolida
ton OF the Freuch Broad aad Atlantic
with The other lines reaching t. Living
ton, KY, was completed - day. South
Carol IA gets five OF the eleven directors
johnson Hagood, j. ;. Cothran, L. O.
Croft W. Lewis Jones and X. f. Brown
The other directors are J.. II. King, \
II. MLigs, C.. w. Merritt, VIM. McFar-
land aud Geo. Folsom, OF Tennessee
Governor Hagood was elected lent,
.. {. King Of Motristown y,ce~president,
>. ). Campbell Of New York sccietars
and treasurer, and Capt. W. j. Kirk
chief engineer of the Southern division.
comprising North and South Carolina
The headquarters Of the COMPANY arc to
be established at Aikep, s. c.. where an
office will be opened at once by the chief
e %lgineer. An executive committee y S
elected consisting of Messrs Hagooj
Cothran, Bowen and King, who haze ia.
power to act with the contractors il tuil
ding tie ro1d under the cyrt.ac; i
has been sigueL By all partic,. tn ! :
tractors are a company Of capitalists call
ed the Atlantic and Northwe tern Con
struction Company Of New York, with
Vim. III. Schotield as president. Their
agreement is to build and equip one hur-
dred miles Of railroad per year until TIE
whole line of nearly four hundre I N e
is completed, the work to begin at A.Nen.
:. C., within ninety days.