The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1882-01-26
SkateayiIle Lnndma-I

Statewide Landmnrk. ".
Gather and Miss JeLnie D.v,,. J
northern part OF Davie csus,, ~
match Thnrsiay ni,i, "a
week. The brides father !
home. aud she had gotten
girl to come 10 the hoa,e ,pd
her mother. Her beau had
her with ropes, md .ometir p'or
the night, before bed time. h.c.
. two horse wagon. The
means Of the rope. lot do,"t
ground her bedstead and all q, h
ing and goods and ehatteL.
driven away and tie Couple
ried. Tile chief of p.bc. u
ton. says in = private letter
of this place. that the 'Am.r;c
ufacturing Company" Of tbj, Ae
. swindlr. THIS soacern "a, ~
the country with circulars. a,
gains in stationery, aovsltiu
Sc, and has, doubtless. s~vindl.
persons. The prsss should pau 81
-Last sunday morning NJ
Hall felt singing sens.tios
right arm, just above hi. .Iho-
upon examination fsuni tn, =
neeSle enbedde ed in the f.,b
iEg been gotten out it Va. fours u.
An inch and a quarter lsng. N,
says he felt it about twice las,
but could not imagine what II w..
as it did not hurt him, be PAID
tention to il.
Newberne Necs The Norrn
pers give currency to the RIM.
John Robinson, of the "siI.nt !.
cate" has bought out the Old ~.
ion Steamship Company, for Nh.
Line, Sesboard & Roanoke, R,..
CASTOR, Raleigh & August. and r.
lima Central Railroads, constitpt,.
"Seaboard Inland Air Line" +
is some reason In the rumor. 4
Robinson controls some FIVE bn,5
miles of railway, beside the Bay H.
steamers, aud his railway traffic a.,
ing ut Norfolk and Wllniny,or
quires a steamship line under h, ]
control. If such an arrangcm.r
this should 60 into effect. m. n
York steamers of the Seaboard I,.
Air Line would run with ~reguIarry :,
frequency to Wilmington in coDnen
with the Carolina Central RaIlw,y
well as to Norfolk In connection
the Seaboard & Roanoke r~ailroas !.
prove quite an acquisition to the A.
msrce of Wilmington. 1t is rum !,
that Capt. Octavius Coke, chairm,.
the State Executive committee, a..
ed at the detection in ranks. desire
call a meeting of his COMMITTEES. .
that q portion of the committee i
vided and split up on the mono
question. ~ correspondent r
SrOnewall, OF the 18th, writes
Joseph n. Caho, ex sheriff of Pan
county, died last night about Hoo
It pneumonia. aud to day, at .
Mrs. Virginia Cabo, wife of the :.
deceased, died of heart disease, ar
vated by the shock Of her hush.
death. The remains Of both are
lying In the same room.
Kinston Journal: During The Cha
mas holidays = negr boy in Cy,
Creek township, Jones county, p.l
out = pistol and said to anothtr
i am going to shoot you and %
scented tbs pistol At his head, whu
went OF, putting the cestezls in
bev forehead. The ball worked
after a few days. II is said that
boy was sitting On a stool when tne-
struck him and he was not e.
stunned.-On last night somQ par.
entered the house of J. b. Noble
Sand Hill township and severely y
HIIn, giving MIN three serieus cut,
head with q bush nook and left h
after pillaging the house, in an arc
scious state 1t was about o'clccf
the afternoon on Sunday before am
the neighbors learned of Mr.. Nof.
condition, he having lived alone
many years. Mr.. Noble IS a quiet
lawabiding citizen ana b
living bachelors lif. for 81
lwcnty years county ne,
Mr. w. B. HELEN, on the land Of Y
;. Quinerly, with one horse. q
only nins AID one half day. plora
made % bales Of cotton averaging s
pounds, and At least 100 barrels fcr
md So sushels Of potatoes. Only,br
we acres o. the cotton va. plcn
more than one time, causing certain
loss OF several bales. Mr.. Ed. Ms1
ORD, also on the land of Mr.. Quinsr
made with : small blind II bales colt,
SIG pounds, 80 barrels cor
nd IS bushels potatoes.