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Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1883-02-03
FOLLOWING PREMIUMS Will BIZ ORPERED

For the heat lady's costume. ..........e % 90
For the I'd best lady's costume ............ 2 90
For the best gents costume. 3 90
Foe the 2d best gentle costume ....... ..... 2 10
Maskers must procure tickets at the store of
c.. q. Ludwigs.
Positively no tickets sold to makers at the
door and no maskers admitted without q ticket.
ED. MEYER,
Chairman Arrang cement Committee.
N. Il The procession will form ut the Turner
Hull, and maskers are requested to meet there
at 8 O'Clock.
Persons who desire to rent coatumes will! sp-
ply to Wilker & Miller not later than Feb
ruary LIST. jan20
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To Justices of the Peace.
We ave now In stock the following jus
tice,s blanks:
Summons,
Jury Summons.
Subp9nas,
Executions,
Attachments,
Strays.
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CHEAPl CHEEP!! CHEEP ~!
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ETNA INSURANCE Comply,
OF HARTFORD. CONN.

Reserve for Re-lnsurspce ......... 1858. l6I 30
Reserve for losses and other claims. 27s. 26l %
Net surplus to Policy Holders. ,l93. ls2 IL
K. WINSOR i SON, Agents.
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c. Ellmaker. IS hogs. |!
p. E. Ayres, 40 cattle, 20 hogs.
DOVER TOWNSHIP. l.
VIM. A. 81. E. Dickson, leO cattle BIS hogs.
John Willis, 80 cattle; l3O hogs.
Henry L.. Corbin, l8 Gait lie; 50 hogs.
l.. E. White, 40 cattle; 100 hogs.
George B. Sydnor. IS cattle; $50 hogs.
II. Clinton Sydpor, 80 cattle; 50 hogs.
j. NJ. Armentrout. 50 cattle, 50 hogs.
L. Il. Frazier & Bro, ls cattle; 90 hogs.
James Lyons. IS hogs.
James Burns, 100 hogs.
N. n. Cooper, Is cattle; so hogs.
Vim. G.. Neale, "a cattle, 50 hogs.
L. H. Harrison, 10 cattle.
D. J. Waters. 80 cattle; 20 hogs; $50 sheep.
Bud Hickman, 8 cattle.
VIM. Kirtley, SO cattle; SO hogs.
Capt. Ryland Todhunter. SO cattle; 80 hogs.
George Gordon. Is cattle; so hogs. i
Lyons Brothers. 80 cattle; $50 hogs.
Martin Oliver, So cattle.
j. Il 7. Vim, 80 cattle; ITS hogs.
Joseph DeBolt. rs cattle; so hsgs.
FREEDOM TOWNSHIP.
Henry Miller. Z cattle; SO hogs; IL sheep.
Henry Burman, so cattle; 30 hogs: 20 sheep.
Henry Rottenburg, 5 cattle; 30 sheep.
John LANCE, 8 cattle; 80 hogs; 20 sheep.
Fritz Dierking. 2 cattle; % hogs;2 sheep.
Henry Driver. 4 cattle; IS hogs.
Martin Bergman, 20 cattle; IS hogs; Is sheep.
Henry Decke, 80 cattle. IS hogs.
Fritz Thieman. 40 cattle; 20 hggs.
Ebenezer Frost. so cattle; leo hogs.
Mr.. PRIEST, 100 sheep.
Lucien NJ. Major. so hogs; IS mules.
Joseph B. Major, 80 cattle; 40 hogs.
w. N. Davis, 60 cattle; 60 hogs.
J.. 8. Nichols. SO cattle; so hogs.
r. NJ. Mcclure. 25 cattle; 30 hogs.
George Osborn, 81 mules.
Joseph Osborn, 81 cattle; 50 hogs.
Charles Fitzgerel. 10 cattle; Is hogs.
John W. Brown. IS cattle; 50 hogs.
Will Brown & Bro, IS cattle; so hogs.
George W. Roberts, 200 sheep.
A. Brand, IL cattle; 20 hogs.
c. Kinney, 40 hogs.
W. Boon Major. 80 cattle; IS hogs.
Jno. n Handley, so cattle; IS hogs.
Joe n. Handley, so cattle; 80 hogs.
Edward H. Handley. Is cattle; - hogs.
John Whitmyer, 10 cattle; 20 hogs.
James Jennings. 80 cattle; ll5 hogs.
J.. H. Burns. 10 hegs.
X. L. Greer y Bros, GOO cattle; 600 hogs; l25
mules.
J.. A. u H.. Anderson. 40 cattle; 20 hogs.
Geo. Youugs. 40 cattle; 90 hogs.
Ed. Youngs. IL cattle; Is hogs.
Jas. Parker, l25 cattle leo hogs.
IJovd Hoffman. II cattle: 20 hors.
John H. Major, 80 cattle.
J.coh Mp.e.r % ca,t,.. an bo,a
,ohnC I.,d,.v en- ..,,,.. "a h,n..
H. H. Filing. 81 cattle; 81 hogs.
Ernest WornLrock. II c,ttl.. AZ boos
Fred Thieman, 81 cattle; 50 hogs.
Fritz Ehlers, Il h eep.
VIM n Brnns. 50 shsen.
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FIRE ms. Comply
INSURANCE CO.,

With COLOSSAL CApiTALA AND ASSETS.
In lem viii write PJnusI INSURANCE On ALL DESCRiP TIOxs Of PROPERTY, REAL
PERsOSAL. on LAND or WATER. on or RAILROADS, in the lei or In
HOUSES. Insurng axInstl sO Of damage by
FIRE, LIGHTNING,
CYCLONE, wIND-STORM,
ACCIDENT, DEATH,
Perus o 4 Navigation and Ialand Transporta uon,
b. Boa o r ilro
CALL at our mss and get your Property insured. or WRITE US wht you went w will
at once. and write you Peim OF Insurance. that will be worth THElR JILL FACE
DWELLINGS,, SCHOOL HOUSES n HUCuE
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REAL

W ARE also engaged in ceiling REAL sTATE-Farms. Lands. Houses.L Lots g.. lave
low over Fifty Improved Farms in Lafayette County for sale. and as many Housesa md Lou. in
HAYES los eyHaIh finely Improved Farms in JACKSON Saline and Bates Counties for
Missouri some Of which can bel onghta at grutb bargain. Now lathe me as prices are lending
sp~sFd. IN ,no p, r.ns pnt Farm, , uous., md, ,,. ,,uuo t
and thNr.
Ourl ngex experienced in this buHnessg gives US many dvanmgesn in selling
Prnn venting to en should call and sect u.s..
We are also prepared to make Lmso on Long I'M and Low Rates of htret or snled
Thanking you rp a patronage. we solicit your business in the future, promising aieGly,
cOrscusssa and dispatch.
E. wINSOR s. SON.
.-u insurance. Real Estate and Loan Agents.
sAmOEL Z. aA1Ass, Assistant. i.b3yI
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LIVE STOCK BEING FED FOR MARKET
IN LAFAYETTE COUNTY, MO.

The Intelllgencer sent to 80 gentlemen, cover
ing all parts of the county. the following letter.
with blanks and addressed stamped envelopes
for replies:
OFFICE LExINaToN INTELLIorNCkh,
LEXINGTON, Mo , Jan. %, VI.
Dear slr:-Please tell the Intslligencer. on en-
closed blank. the number of cattle. hogs and
sheep being fed by different persons within SIX
or seven miles of your place. or a. Tar ~ you
can conveniently learn in q day or two's inquiry.
BE kind enough not to delay your reply longer.
as we wish to use the A. soon -
possible.
You will greatly accommodate US by attending
to this, as if we get full returns from oar In
qurIss we will he able to print an item or great
interest to everybody in Lafayette county.
Please be careful not to overestimste where
the number Is not positively known. Write
names in full. and plainly.
Very respectfully, yours,
ALEX. A. LESUEUR.
Editor Intslligsncer.
To this letter we have received up to this time
81 anawers. From these We collats the fol-
lowing as the number Of cattle. hogs and sheep
being fed in the various townshlps. In some
instances names are duplicated. In these We &C.
cept the reports Of the writer residing nearest to
- - sr.n -. :. nv ATM
VIZ wv. s1.r,hodv vho "a,
-. :. ,.n,,,... % d. an nro-nt,v
Co.. !. = .rror. IN r.nort, or n.ms. VI
.,.u r.., under ob,,vo,,on. for corrections
M 800. - nr,rt.d nav,
80 ..hau.,i,.. nd ,orr.c, Even ..p.u lots
....,, l.. ,.,o-,., a.. th.v foot NJ, tn . cop.id.r.
.h,. tom wh.n agv,.o.t.5.
NV Tov,eu,p
cu os,,r, .o ..t,,.. ,. bov.
VT. o.ha,n q, o,tt,.. IN ho.a
w.. s,n;.. Xix ,o,,,.. ,.o No..
80 o. lei. n ho..
...,. 40 hoa,
- ~ Nil a. oo,,Io. A. boea
= n R.t.s 70 ca,,,.. so hoos.
snorts 3 Cbe.tb,m "a cattle. IN hsrs.
% u u,u an ,.,t,.. I'M hops.
Ran ciIlesn,,. 10 cattle: % hos,.
mr.. comnh.i, y cat,,.. q hoes-
60 .,h...., IN ,ott,.. OK hos.
-. D;n;.a,.u IN ..t,I.. on boo.
Tn..,or. Thor,. 70 c.ttla. ~ hop..
To, Chr,.tv 1e c,t,,e. Of hopa.
A. p.,.a ., cat,,.. IN hors-
D II u,dpou az cattle. s0 hova
Mr. Harlow. "a cattle: 10 hogs.
VIM. F. CIV. s5 cattle. 30 hogs,
1am.s Fishb.ck. q cattle. Is hogs.
90, IT F,.bbact. "a cattle. 30 hogs.
mr.. cohh, Al cattle. ion hogs
I.m.s a., .. .ott,.. A. boo.
Tn, uorra a. cattle. ion hoos.
n W Co.t.r 10 .,t,I.
C....u. On ,,.,., I'M ho~o
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u1s uot tuose hkut catcuiux aEe tost mAuS
Plnslore to 10 hummsd evrrywhe ere on tbs
streets even alter 1t had been heard but oucs
or twice. STILL, all the music 10 good, and
much OF 1t very pretty, notably, '.The
Drinking Song" "rhs Coaching chorus -
'rhs Finale TO Part First" ''saltarslls ;"
Bsttina'r, ''OAe Day q Captain Bold )" and
Bippo's song, II near the Goal" There Is
no irst rate voice In Mr.. S.rgent's troupe.
but they are all psssable, AMI there IL SO
much in the dialogue, and 1t Ia all 30 well
done. that this Is overlooked, especially a.
the voices all do their best. and are we'll up
In their work, 90 bs!ks or bitches Occurring.
The orchestra, with n leader and i've In
strumsuts. ID all II Ut could he expected for
the numbers, AMI In . small house Is en-.
tirely adequate. AS this troupe rendeIs 1t,
the NJ ascot Is a roaring farce, at any rate
1t Keeps the au Hence In u continual roar Of
laughter Mr.. O'ConOr IS Prince Lor. pzo.
Is ths perfection Of low comedy /; Miss ii are
Roe, 10y the way, y stage a. IN In miser ,bie
taste, as It il an attempt to Impose upon the
creduIous aud Ill informed that it 10 NJ .rie
Roxe) IL = pretty, piqaaate, attractive little
actress, with a sweet voice, Though not very
strong, and she does her work conscien,l.
oas!y and we'll. MIR. Holman makes an ad.
mirable Rocco, and Miss Barton an excellent
FIametta. Mr.. Waldori's Bippo has . li,tls
too much Of German brogae to be pleasant,
Indeed he can not 10 tho dialogue express
himself fiuently enough to be clearly under.
stood. The Frederick is the thinnsst thing
In the cast, The chorus is very good for 1t,
numbers. AS = whole the company prssen,
the opera well. and IS long as they keep
their present Lorenzo they ought to dr. lw
large audiences. They had = small one here
because they did not advertise. Ii tn ~ will
call by next winter, and let US know It In
time 10 notify the public We feel safe In say
ing they will have . crowded house
A. V. Robinson h Co.'s new roller mill II
in full blast, and 10 now making Extra FANG
Boiler Flour. 1spa0tS
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-02-14
The Gentle Sex.

1t is currently stated III the Northern
press that Bishop Lyman handed his
daughter, Mrs. Gen. w. L.. Cox, a
cheQue for $4,000, "a a wedding pres
ent.-Gen. tombstone Jones, a veteran
Of two wars Counting the Yorktown
campaign) says Raleigh is remarkable
for mud and pretty girls and that the
sweethearts of the Raleigh Light Imam
try as they skirmished around Tucker
Hall during Their Fair were really sub
versive Of military discipline, or in other
words captive-atin@,--Mrs. Thos.
NJ. Holt, OF liaw River, passed the week
at the Marlborough, with Col. Holt
Miss Dora Clarke, OF Halittx, is visiting
Mrs. Col. Walter Clarke; and Miss
Rebecca Williams, an accomplished
young lady e Warrentop, il with Mrs.
Geo. w. MMdecai, Miss Burroughs,
Of Norfolk, is visiting Miss Sallie IIogg.
THE article by Louise Stockton
is both timely and sensible. The great
defect Of Raleigh socially is her lack. Of
sociability. There is 10 lack of intelli-
gence, manners, and ~cordiality but
there is very great diversity OF financial
ability hence it is impossible for the
majority OF families to equal, or ever
ape the few wealthy families con-
sequently the majority refrain from So
clal entertainments. and the result Is
that Raleigh has no society" Her
very young people have a few dances
On the old Baptist college aud attend
the theatre through the winter. and 90
off to the Hasheries in summer Re-
liglous people attend prayer meetings,
and occasionally break into the shock
ing dissipation of attending Lecture
or a Magic Lantern" exposition. Some
OF US even go the circus once in two
years but we lake a back seat, and
look as solemn as a boiled Judge, and
feel quite shocked as soon as the fat
girl turns her usual flip-fiop over seven
teen horses. Seriously. there il need
for a social reform in Raleigh, and we
hope the briyht litsle lady who stands
sponsor for Louise Stockton will say
some more onto t."-Mrs Anna
Bacot and husband left Society Hill, :.
C.. on Thursday for their home near
Bastrop, Louisiana, A note in Charles
ton Courier. headed 'Sensation III So
clety HILL says This town has re-
Gently been enlivened by the presence
OF a bridal couple of distinguished ante
cedents. The bride is a grand daughter
of the late Judge Romulus Saunders. of
Raleigh y. G., who represented the
United States at the Court of Madrid
for several years. The bridegroom is a
great grandson OF one OF tie most emil
nent jurists who adorned the bench Of
South Carolina. the Hon. Samuel
Wllds.'-Many compliments are paid
to Mrs. Battle for ~surrendering all Of
her property, without even legal res. r
yatiOns.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-02-14
legislative Personals.

We can assure the people of Stanly
county that they are most excelently rep
resented, both Ia the House and in the
Senate, judging by the remarks which
reach us from many impartial sources.
stanly is generally considered "a back
woods county because she has no rail
roads, nor any large town, and is SO stu.
ated as to be between the main lines OF
travel. Until recently she did not have
even a newspaper. But a change is com
ing. The county has remarkable natural
features, such as minerals. timber, water
falls. and medicinal springs. Some day
it will flourish; mark that! And Senator
Saml. j.. Pemberton, aud Capt. David N
Bennett are doing their duty.
senator Dortcb, Col. Saml. Med.
Tate, and Mr.. Isaac r. S~trayhorn (Re-
publican) are generally mentioned for
Railway Commissioners, though We rath-
er doubt if Mr.. Dortch would accept.
Lieut-Governor Robinson is also men
ftioned. Men are judged by the company
they keep.
On Friday afternoon some seventy
passes were sent into the House and SEN
ate, inviting the members to accept the
hospitality of the Railroad and hotel
for a free excursion to Beaufort. About
forty went, and enjoyed the Sunday huge
ly. They got back on Monday-in time
for Tuesday.
Judge Ashe and Congressman Ben
nett do not:accept free passes. They con-
slider that their salay is fixed to be paid
dy the State, without any additional
salary from the Railroads. Senator
Dortch, pr. Person, Capt. Bennett, Mr..
Cheek, Mr.. Strudwick. and one or Two
others do not ride as guests of the Rail-
road. They regard themselves 10 the
light of jurors, whose duty it is to hear
and decide cases between the people and
the railroads. JurymeD ought not to &C
cept favors from litigants.
Capt. Thomas d. Carter is here
The Daily Observer argues that the Tar
boro r. r. would damage Raleigh by
sending to Norfolk a good deal Of our
cotton trade.
Senator ". W Jones, of Hender-
son, formerly of RaIeixh,' is taking an
active part. He addressed the Railroad
Committee on Monday in opposition to
~ - SsuuiCptt pttuSc-lCl us-
OH , Project i. {: to stop the Western n.
Z Il. r., thirt, six miles short of its
terminus.
-Ol these Free pass, s. The Senate
On Monday could not raise q quorum.
Tie vote showed about thirty members
present, aud several important matters
were adopted by Is to l2;-so that thir-
teen men decided questions which SO
Senators were chosen to decide.
David Schenck. whom the Richmond
4 Danville Syndicate paid to resign
from the Superior Court Bench Ito get
which he had worked 50 hard), and act
as their Lawyer. has been in Raleigh
all the week, making speeches before
the Railroad Committee. to urge them
to favor the bill allowing the Western
N. C. R. R. to slip out of tie profit
less part of their contract. We take
no great interest in the matter, and do
not see much use of holding the rail-
readers to this contract, when, as every
body knows, they have gotten the State
by the throat. the Governor by the ear,
and ''the Law" by the pocket; still it
is amusing to see the predictions of the
Farmer and Mechanic in 1880, already
| fulfilled.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-02-14
STAMMtaiks, iMpEDlMfsIs liSpIss Aso
LOSS OF SPEECH AlSO CugEu

The cure is affected by means Of sa
art OF Or. Mpsea' discovery. having be-
"A Simmer r for fuItY.thfee year
Hundreds of t st m III ais can bc seen ~
tho office.
kAtEIOn. Feb u, 81.
This is 10 certlfy that IN 1873 Ia n.
A. Nj scs cured nv sister and mNsclf If
8 ammcring. He Is now il this city add
l advise all who are afiec'ri a. "A Hiss
manner u call o. him. tits art ~IlJ coT
tainly cure them aS 1t il very simple
and easy tn learn, and | cAcerfuiiy fe~
commend him. T. tr4tp
at A. iiiiams * CO.. Bpokttnrc
EXECUTIVE D~EPAHTaE>T.
STATE OF NoRTH CARoLtYN
RALlYGH, October -. 1873
thomas X Cam. Esq, 81 HIil4bor.
N. !, a brother in law of mine. whom
| have known from infancy. has ALWAYS
been one the most inyeteratc stammeT-
ers | ever knew. He has been under hs
treatn ent of d. Mos 60 for ouly "a few
da,a, having taken not more than "a t.tf
dozen lera ms, an now he eouyvIses
huen'ly. AID Semi giy vi hout eliot
The cure Is certainly the most wonder
ful one | have ever know.
TOP r.. Caldwell.
Governor of n. ~
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-02-14
CANCERS
NASAL CATARRH
CURED BY
Or. h. A. MOSES or ylsnIv.

OFF1CE-Prtva'e rooms aa
eoor. at 'OOh :. HOTEL uet-
rough House. ksleish. \.
| guarsnt'e = cure In CAna.-
mors Ulcer, aud extract ~
Noles. without performing 49,
Opposition and without much
"a Nv tire >tment j. pvrf--sfs
when properly understoo,i. uz.e
purel, Vegetable Plaster. vb
Kill the Cancer. causing III tg ..
IN four II sax days, leaving a
". which heals really. have
number of Cancers. &c. IN ms
which ! have cured. taken in
Of the most influential persons
can be seen by calling at my OIL
Read the following certificate
Dir. \ A. MosEs The cane.r
my left eye. treated bF you.i j. ua.
/ have no hesitation IN r~vCou4naar
Your trealm, mt Ia those who ma.
tiicted. Yours trul4
J W. BNaN.-
Aurfreesboro y. &.
NEwsoMS, VA. Feb
DIR. y. \. MoSES- The car..-
my neck cured by Won IN October
Is entirely we'll Hoping Yen uas
able To use this TO advantage ar|
much success in relieving sutfrr.a.H q.
manly, | am yours most rcspe-.
WM I NYu.s
MoTLRNs rkriuN Va. Jar. H. IS.
hereby ,,ltfS that DJ. Moe. l
cured a Canr,r near ms eye. an5 { INK.
pleasure 10 Tee, mmendng hIs lrca'n
10 the afflicted
MES fNKrHF>}t ~,..
Dr y. 4. Moses his rtf H
ross Ca"crr an my face au8 tt,.r.
recommend him q : Wnss
fr. asurer cf Norfolk Co.. Na
April6 81
NoLFoIK, VA, ApaHIU 49,
On. ". A MosEs i take p~Iea.ur.
stating that q have cured mr Hfar.
cancer under my eve, aud / has. Nm
messed your treatment Of .ovrrAl .the-
similarly afflicted. and | take errs
pleasure in recon mrnji1E ot.s.. .
your care. am voy lruly vaut uaI.
ed servant.
MARSHALL PAHE.
Frc,t. Of th- Canal 80
NORFOLK Va. April 40. IS.
I'm. RNfNfH1 AAA EH .N ~
that vou have cured the cancer uu a.
.ouple OF many Years duration. sna
cordially recommend your treatment
:. \. GRESHAM so
Commission Merchant
NORFOLK VA. MAY 2U. ~
DR. \. 4 MosLS 1t affords u.
pleasure 10 say that you have cured m,
Of a cancer on my nose OF 10 years a4l4
ton. aud | advise all persons THAI A..
afflicted, uot 10 fail to consult vuu
,JNo jaws.
NASAL CATARluu CURED.
NORFOLK, VA. May Il. ~
THIS is to certify that DR. y. 4. Mo-
cured each OF US of Nasal ,atau.
and we chccrfully recommend him Il
those keu isu afflicted.
+. j MCLEAN. 4. ~I.u..
WIN. L. Bradley.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-02-14
WINSTON. FoKsYra Co. \ G

GENTs-l desire to express to you 10y
thaLk' for your wonderful Hop Bitter.
was troubled with dyspepsia tor Eve
years previous to commencing the use of
your Hop Bitters some six months ago.
My cure has been woLderfu'. [ am
pastor Of the First Methodist Church.
Of this place, and my whole congregation
can te t fy to the great virtues Of your
bitter.
Very respectfully,
REV. Fl. FERREBEE.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-02-14

RAILWAY ITEns.-President VIII
liams of the Oxford-Henderso r. r., is
understood to be working to have Ills
road extended from the latter place to
Louisburg. the people of which town
are greatly interested therein.-Maj.
Phil a. Williford told the Richmond
State, on his return from Raleigh, that
he had now secured his charter for the
Virginia and Carolina Railray,'' in
both North and South Carolina, and
that as the survey from Richmond to
~Bridgeway, n. c., has been completed
arrangements are being made to COM
mence the construction soon.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-02-14

MAD AT You, MEss1EuRs We do
exchange with the Elizabeth City Econ.
dnist, but the following extract would
seem to indicate hat it is inclined to
view the Legislative Lobby with a
''crickets eye" 1t remarks:-
I'VE fear this Legislature is no mean
trivial of the Legislature OF ls6S-we
''mean the Jittlefeld Legislature.
t'There was a FITNESS of things" in the
''fact that the oysters at Marshal's en-
Ttertainment to the Legislature. in Raj
leigh, last week, we're Lynn Haven,
IVA, oysters. When Littlefield ran
ibis free bar for the Legislature of 1868
his lunch and oysters came from the
same place. But he had no passes"
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-02-14

From DR.. S. w. Hunter, Baltimore,
Md. Having become familiar with Col
denis Liquid Beef Tonic, l take pleasure
in recommending it as an excellent prcl-
a%ration, combining as it does food and
tonic in a remarkable way, producing
good blood, health and strength" Gre
member the name COLDEN's take no
other.) OF druggists.
Glenn's Sulphur Soap is the most re-
liable purifier of the skin in the mar-
ket.
Pixies Toothache Drops cure in one
minute.
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THE q
Institute
For Young Ladies.

GoLDsnoRo, WAYNE Co, y. e.
The Ninth S-mi-A Tenn of Mrs thaTut p
school, wall commence %. " uu IhHr-4aE Ia
Feb. 1879. No .chool. ia the Stat , ncrs spsI.E
advantages, on IA ~" reasoua . t..us- AHaet
aud Modern Ian .uase, Dr-wttg, VOCAL iasHs#
.lass sc, without extra charge 10 Ga 4us f-
pils. Apply for cirouIars 10
KEv. DIX. r.. u ~CttkFAAHs
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The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-02-14

Mr.. L. S. Wood, Newberne. n. C.
says: Il have found Browns Iron Bit
tiers an excellent tonic and appetizer"
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-02-14
D. FORMERS
CLASSICAL, MATHEMATICAL, Aso Gun
MERcikI SCHOOL,
HENDEKsos, VANCE o., y a.

HENDEksOS, VANtk ., =.
The Spring Session open- The 2ot ""a
day in January ncxl. The teach +
tried and ex erlencod the terms
able aud the accommodations are ..'.
class; tie discipline is good ar '"'
G utsc of study thorough.
For cIrcnlar giving particu
the principal.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-02-14

Finally, to show the falsity of Jarvis
assertion on its face, the above, first, last,
and only proposal made to the Board
was insolentiy rejected, and not eren the
courtesy of a reply returned And why?
Simply because We had long before that
been showing up the Board, based up
on talks with the Commissioner, the
secretary (Robinson), the qeologist, and
several of the members. Do these gen.
tlemen want their conversation pub
lished? We have along memory.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-02-14
u ISG : MOUNTAIN HIGH School
KINGS MOUNTAIN, \ g..

Next session opens sth AoudsyIu tEf8
Ia thoroughly preparatory, with a sp"'iat
DeFas tment, Number Of stadents lat l
Average cost Of board and tuition Tor }"@
AID two suits Of uniforms, Ski0. -.ul
logue TO W. 1. Il. Hf
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