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

taem ,a-red mi : pe- c-ur II metal
rLiIa ,Ie he.t a.arad 20 rer cent
n-ra,in, ! ls,d.a1s rom H. .nm.
-, =; Ii,b rid.,e mar IA vilIaye on4
csn 20 ,Let -Le timh.r vas DESTROYED
.nr many mile. ~ an directions II tur-
IN f-a-ycod ard charcoal -or rhe
,nal.;nr S,-nacD r., ,eare-t railroad
.tation !. ~ CleyeIa44 on rbe Fast
Tennessee X Virginia Railroad. more
than forty miles distant. and through All
exceedingly rough country.
The Western extension Railroad from
Asheville. vhen ~coanecteI pdh q I'm ~
~ rei9ni. viii bring the DucktoWn
nine, into prominence on-, more. and
the Marietta x North Geor-p II. r. ,roi
,obt tie Duners II the biack "ride ce'as
t. dec. ope h,etr properties ne1t ysdr.'
/, i. ,.ainarv supoosed that wound
). - ta.rf J. iu~nted.taiy fatal: iut
,.r Tim Ad.ras q rrnurin4nt u,ip 49,,
.a-,t.r II 10. Kiyer Tah had r.
+. ir,-I ar,r .tzs huIi.t ;h5.leh t:,,r .a.
IN r.,, tit. a. he h,r;> If Fra
R.oyn a. s..ie ~. ;.a..;-,ry d.t
80 H. i'm -e,-r4ty Tint psrt5.
Fpait. \. e~rtcrla.. Adam, w.ih-i otf t. a
d n. shop WaCr, IL -uI.enly eli dcla.
III va toauG int the bullet had com-
pietcly p,,efced - near. III Hurdei /
. s-llosd a. an tuisudu! sdi occurrence
~ r9e 81 'H' hih'' pecauF nc ndi
t'.-ft q a.. MINING 'idh74ct'oh ani
p" -" ~ wa apout u etht ivt
t.te -' let Hls "iIer rom WHOM he
ma lytg peeh separator
Wilson 4dc4uce: On FRIDAY night 4
black rascal named I-aa. RcntroW. who
had until recently lived with 4lr. Calvin
Rarne, and knew an about the premises.
went INTO tile front door. 81 Iii, house
with what hellish intent we know not.
No one was in the house but Mr..
Barnes daughter. Miss Annie. and Iii,
little boy. Jimmie D.. ard the negro i,
-uppo,cd To have known this. 4, soon
a. Miss Annie discovered the uerro's
presence She took IN the lamp and thrust
it in HI. face and drove him out OF the
house and fastened the front door.
Though foiled the negro went to a win
20" ana Id-SeI y ana eoliliilgiiIeu o!ilIp-
NJ IL " heil N.ss Alille anu mn -
rusiied 4 tie Wlhdo y ued' M p'GA'
az tle sdlle 1ihe cailhls = 10 tie
attention y >"ihe pd>sci-Ol- iLe ny
SIo matt 9oo" ~ escdpe ~ ia NO
Deeh oLhce iedrd TON.
salisbury U1tchnna. 4 number of
gentlemen have associated themselves
tooetber for the purpose of. building a
tobacco warehouse n TIL. city. \ lot
has been purchased near the depot Tor
the purpose. and we are assured that the
warehouse. 5UxlOO feet. viii be ready
for use by the 18th Of Noyember.-
Another tobacco factory i, to 20 up at
an early day. III course Of Il conversa-
ton with one Of the gentlemen Interest,"
Cd. we learn that there was a pro.pcc
Of two or three more factories being
'ullt. PROVIDED .i@S coold 4et paii"ll-
I'Ilii'ie> ~ : ~ 49," ~
e'Is u me ncsl,In laIii"a' naa
. 80 ll''>"a' iH..''H -
-. - l.Lai
''i ~ "i'''iI " -" ~
men iIaNtl over thi, roc" Wa - per
'thl 9Ie"teI ~ -hu@uSt = tIdl IoI
tile same month la'i year
4 gentleman sauntered into 4 large
dry goods in the city OF Il. a tew
DAYS before Christmas. and remarked
casually 10 the attentlVe clerk: i Wahi
something Tor a 'hri>trnas present Tor
my VIE. Nhat lave you got: lie
clerk suggested various things but the
customer seemed hqt quite sati9iled.
~ iasi ne asAei' liaVe You coltoi,
cloth: '~eriaihl3. II. need
some new %sillrt'. how U ciotil
uoes u take Ior q silrt: ABOUT lour
yards Vel let see. ! want eight
new SHIRTS. Eight Tunes four are thirty
two. III take thIrty-two yards The
gratitude OF The VIE at receiving a a
new shirts for her husband can be better
.Nagoziue.
-,
III. Jepnsoh, y iil9ui Eh9ll>h
physician flity years ago was noted Tor
beng brusque ana ullc~ereihohhous. \
great London lady. a high and mighty
leader OF society. VINO was taken sud
off-hand ~t', her grace hat She turn
ed on III. a%rorily and asked: DO YOU
know t. whom YOU are speaking: -
"Oh. vc-.' replied DR.. JephSon. quietly:
..to an old woman with the stomach
ache
Cb.rio,.o Ly. Tbo p To-.
connar m;na .bowS soI9 "a - -
This vein, it viii be remembered was diS
covered In making a cross cut for a con
per vein.-Mr. J. r. WalIace cf Ca
barrus county, sold to Mr.. josiah Asburv
a walnut log four feet in diameter. ard
not quite eleven feet long. Mr.. Asbury
sawed it up and got 700 feet Of good ium-
Der rom IT. he log IS the largest cut