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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1883-05-01
wEDN EsDAY 23D-FIFTELNrH ID

) W * ) Nv vs. ) T. Cotton, contract.
same W. N + Smith, Contract.
same vs. j T. Barrel, contract
same vs. j q White, contract.
same W. f Lamy contrsct.
same vs. ID \ Clark, contract
same As John X User, contract.
same w. JAS W Mills, Contract.
same vs. = L Gold. contract.
same W. NJ Harter, contract.
same vsJ G Thompson, contract.
same Us Adam Fisher, contract.
same VS. j i & Brown, contract.
same vs. John Baker, contract.
same W + L Phipps, contract.
same VS. ID David, contract.
same vs. f Bixby, c"n'rscs.
sane vs. Frank Craycroft, contract
same VS. ) III B-iler, contract.
same VS. w II Brown, contract.
same vs. Peter Brandt, contract.
Same VS. j / Antes. contract
same vs. X Gallie, contract.
same VS. " + Middleton. contract.
same vs'H Y Field, CONTRACT.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1883-05-01
City of Sedalia VS. Herman Kahrs, garnish.

men;.
SATURDAY 12th-sIXTH DAY
Norton & Green VS. & Il Crowder, appeal.
State ex rel Moses vs. j & Thompson. ct al,
appeal.
X Spaulding VS. Jennie, Davidson, appeal.
VIM Lashmet VS. L Cauliifower. appeal.
j ID Mercer Us K Wade, appeal.
Missouri Railroad Go vs. Jno Il Elliott, gor-
Chas Benton VS. Wheeler and Van Camp,
account.
, Rockford Insurance Co VS. & J Shackleford,
note.
Eckerly Bros & Co VS. W I Tucker, note.
/ & III Gauss VS. G Thompson. e; al, note
i'etIis Co bank VS. l. Snort, ct al, note.
Pettis Co bank VS. L + Sh Jrt, ct al, no;e
Ia. re & l. Jackson assg OF \ J Talbot.
+ l. Pond " Janes VI Eaves, attach.
Menter Thomson W q w Rockwell, note.
Jno Cillisan rs Jno W Menifee, note
Rsipn Il Eos er VS. Wm Ii Hodgins, debt.
Wm fargher VS. Jno Teare, note.
John Gycfray VS. o Z H1t;on. note.
WA Miller IS Jao W Marsh, note.
Wheeler Il Wilson Mfg 20 VS. Wright,
account.
MONDAY, l4rh-sEvENTH DAY.
L Il Castle vs. Hartford Ins Go, damages
nowe 5 Vi 90 + J Beagle
L Levy Us : y Lewis, mole.
Ida y Davis rs Mo Pac X X, damages
john Evans vs. I clifford, mech lien.
ID NJ Osborn vs. w NJ NJ ,ore, role.
II Hinckman VS. No Pac K =, damages.
Ii 4 Ihurhef VS. q L Brown ct al. account
Bard d Miller VS. u + short, mech lien
ID Butcher ( son VS. A w Haines, contract.
Elias Fisher VS. Michstl locker, damages.
ID D5jHrn.tt VS. Arthur ) Lautz, attach.
w Finley VS. Arthur $ Lan!z, attach.
Rob't McCluney IS ID Dejarnett, interplea.
TUESDAY. l5TH-EIGHTH DAY.
Robert McCiuney VS. " III Finley, inter-
plea
J d. Fleming VS. Emerson Wood
Lydia Burns Us Herman Sch uidt, appeal
l. NJ Trumbull VS. Robt A Hanley, appeal
A Z Snoddy VS. NJ" Pac R'y Co, appeal
Asa Hand VS. g III Baoth, appeal
Christ Alday VS. Al Goodwin appeal
NJ A Palmer Us john WIcklcn, appeal
Knopfi ct al W N j Ilgeniritz et al, appeal
A Lewis VS. john Kelly, appeal
Knopfi et al VS. Blanchard, appeal
Same VS. III Mertz, appeal
= aine VS. Hattie A Thomas, appeal
Same VS. nj Young, appeal
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-04-08
Liver, Kidney and Brlght'S
Disease.

A medicine that destroys the germ
or cause of Bright's Disease, Dia-
betes, Kidney and Liver Complaints,
and has power to root Them out of
the system, is above all price. Such
a msdicine is Hop Bitters, and posi-
tive proof of this can be found by
one trial, or by asking your neigh
bers, who have been cured by it. +
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-04-08

Ppm very fond oil little boys" she
said as she tripped up on a string
stretched across the pavement, ~
feel as if could eat couple of 'em,
this minute. raw"
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-02-28

Posi- OFFICE ROBBERY.-The arrest
ofa m~ail-robber in Forsyth, and one in
Caldwell county, is followed by another
mysterious affair 1T Rocky Mount. You
recollect that Postmaster, L. 3. Pen
nington, of that town was recently ar
rested, twice tried, and twice acquitted
ip respect to somc singular disappear
ances Of money letters. Mr.. Penning-
ton lost his pace. a few weeks later.
and is not concerned ia the present loss
Of s675 stolen from a Registered pack
age mailed to Norfolk. Rocky Mount
Reporter sayst
The money was sent from this office
by z. L. Daughtridge, assistant p. NJ.
who counted and sealed it in the pres
ence OF a witness. end has receipt from
agent on the train.
The detective left after conyineine
themselves that every was right at this
place. and yesterday Mr.. Daughtridge
received a Letter from p. o. Inspector
Long, saying no suspicion rested on this
office, or its officials. This is very graf
flying to both Mr.. Taylor and Daush-
fridge.
As yet the guilty party has not been
caught, but some startling developments
are looked for shortly"
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-02-28

Business EmbaVassments.

The assignment of the prominent
Wholesale Dry-goods Fl use of Yeargan,
Petty s. Co on Tues Jay night appear
ed so improbable that no mention Of it
~as made in last paper. The facts
are that while these gentlemen have done
a large business and a safe business
they have found it impossible to collect
their dues owing to the tightHess of the
times. Being suddenly Cal ed upon for a
bill of several hundred dollars, (which
they had been accustomed to pay by in
srUareJ; and TINS pevipaahleto meet ii
other small claims; SO that, while the
stock now on hand cost double the amour,
of all claims, it was deemed wisest to pu,
the business into the hands ofan assignee,
Maj. John w. Sc tt, affrskclass man,
too. The very next day money began
to roll in. Just too late. Messrs. Year
gan, Petty 4 g.. haES tho sympathies
of the community, and an hearty
wish that they may lift the led,
anu ~ I'll oFfOu&cI tuAu ever. OUCH z
failure, following upon those of X. b.
Andrews, K. NJ. Robinson. W. Is. Hutch
inqs, and others, and the retirement Of
the fuckers, is d severe blow to Raleigh,
not only lessening the volume of bushes
but aiso er;Eplipg tine buoyant credit
which our city haas 50 iors fossessed. Alas!
When we wrote three weeks ago of the
s~tagnation and distress all over the State,
and warned the people to set a mark upon
those Ringsters and ofice-G rabbers who
run their selfish schemes in spite of the
sufferiugs of the masses, land seek to
damage and depreciate the Farmer and
Aechanic,j-ws little thought that disas-
ter was descending ppeu OFF pearest
neighborsi They deserved better!-
Messrs. Williams & Gillikip, of Ham,
lt9n, made An assignment last week,
with Joseph T. Waldo as assignee. LA.
Hlities $3,00O--Baughman & Co.,
Of Risil.4ou4 failed for 800, 900.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-02-28

TRAPPED IN THE SNARE OF THE FoW.
LER. 1t Is very amusing to read the
three columns in the Herald, telling
how the Northern Methodist Negrophi-
lists we're bit by "Col." Bixby. The
kurnel knew how the Northern Metho>
dl,ts hate the South, and pet the darkey.
so he got an old fraud of a silver
mine out west, and played off wealthy
Californian" and offered to ''endow"
the Northern Methodist college at Atb-
ems, Tenn, with 800, 900, as soon as his
mine could be properly developed. Rev.
DIR. Fowler. of the New York ''Metho-
dist Book Concern" took stock ia the
mine, and SO did Bishop Simpson, and
hundred of others. Fowler, as editor of
the Adrootc, pulled the niue, and urged
the brethren to invest in the stock, as it
would not only pay handsomely, but
also help to build up a big college down
South, and KNOCK the spots off !"
them there Southern Rebel Metbo-
dists, who to our notion are the onlv
real M~ethodists in the country.
Well to make a long story short, the
famous ~"lsabella' mine after sinking
several hundred thousand dollars turned
out to be an utter fraud. and was sold
LOT taxes: Fowler mauag.d to sell his
STOCK Ia tune to escape part of the loss: I
ou. many other poor ciergymen who in.
'esteu an IL were very mad at him, The ]
wealthy 'Kurnelr,-weII he laads
. luxurious and cheerful life in foreign
parts: MoRAL.-"Put not your trust
IN Prlnees," and don'cbe fooled by Fowl
LEM.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-02-28

The report that President Arthur lwht
wears "side-whiskers," and would walk
clear to Raleigh to see cousin Sallie Dill
lard ''tuck-up her petticoats, an Just Skin
right across the mud-holes) has had hi,
nose pulled BY a department clerk, NAM
ed Davis fr whom he (the PRESIDENT
has been showing a good deal of"Soc;a]i.
ty, is denied, and re-asserted, until one
wonders if amid 30 much smoke there
isn't a spark or wo.--statesyiIle
Landmark tells how Burdetts Lytton IL
regular romance name isn't it p ofIredeII.
married Miss Della Hoover, 4 pretty.
sweet-sixteen-ess, and settled down for
few weeks. duly sober and steady. Then
he got drunk, went upon 9 spree, smash
ed a borrowed buggy, sold his horse for
half-prlce, and departed for Texas, leay.
ing his girl-wife overwhelmed with sor-
ow.-pr Richard Anderson. who
was arrested ON charge of shooting
Charlie Cox, at Big Lick, was DISCHARGED
alter a patient examination, it is said !;
there being no evidence against him ex-
cept that it was known that he had been
greatly annoyed by the frequent firing of
pistols near his residence, after night, and
1t was thought he might have shot, in
the darkness to drive off the noisy fel-
lows, and accidentally hit Cox. DR.. An
derson's brother represented Stanly in
recent Legislature. THE man Lovd. \
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-02-28

S,.,. ALWAYS costs three times It's oligI-
nal estimate. rhe penlreniiary, the
Western n. G. r. r the Western Asy-
,um. etc, etc.. have already cost many
times the amount for which they were
promised at the start
of course. rs q c.tiz-n of Raleigh,
ne should like to see the Palace erected
lii would adjoin the splendid mansions
of DIR Haskins. Col VI Heck Col \ b
Andrews. Mr. Colin Hawkins aud other'I
as it would improve the city but as :
| citizen Of North Carolina AMI a consci-
| eutious editor. We doubt if the time fIf
| it has ONE Besi3es. with such a pal
ace, His Excellency w'uld have to atop;
retinue of servants. carriages. a'u
fashionable style. that would prevail
.ny roor man from becoming Governor
GOV. Vance spent. ami Gov JArvi
spends. every cent Of his salary a. les
As due; and if Oh lied to keep up "lt'
the STYLE of living according with an $50
600 palace they wouid beeome bankru! I
Our future Governors may all he rici
men,-bond> brokers. RAILROAD l%r'rcet
.sCotton Lords Spectators, or tn
like; but occasionally the gr"at' ,"illng
struggling, tax paying masses of voter
will wish to have 5 Governor who
bank book is perhaps not 50 big as e'the
his soul or his brains. And what then
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-02-28

from Granville. who beat his wife, and !
then deserted, taking the two little CIR s. |
and boy, (all under 8 years of age and
tramping through the country, was placed
in Raleigh Jail, and the children sent to
their mother. -Mrs. Clarissa Beatty
of CASTOR county, says the Gusete. was
! deserted several years g by her hus-
! bandl She went bravely to work to
| support hers- f. and their chi dsen. Last
| week after Sc erai hours W TX 10 the gar
| len, she laid down her spade, and lie :
| ,urden's altogether falling dead. 'of
heart-disease !''-Wi hanson Times
tells OF a fourteen year old girl in that
town who gave birth to twins last week.
| One of the infants was entire y without
arms, while the other had no sign ofiegs-
they were both living at last accounts.
-Warrenton Home Journal says !.
1--WE learn there was to have been a dou
BILE wedding in Scotland Neck recently,
but the groom could not marry both la
dies as he had promised. The ladies not
wishing divided affections, each declined
The fascinating young man has left to
escape it is said, the indicative ire OF
male r. latives. New York High
Life" is all agog Tor Memphramagog, il
you like a shorter world over the elope'
ment of young Herbert PelI, and Mis-
Kittie kernUchan, nelce vi Pierre
Lorrillard. the tobacco prince. The bride
has a big fortune; and a large size vii
her own.-Dr OItop. OF Milwaukee, Il
to be tried for seducing ard numbering
a young girl.-A row occurred among
Michigan lumbermen and seven men were
killed. --An alarm Of fire. in a Cath
> olic school 10 New York, paused 2 siam
: pede among the children who tell off tn,
, stairway. and 10 were killed many Grip
pledl Que old man went crazy, auothe
has since died, from grief at the loss o
their little ones.-M Mrs. Jas. Brown
near Davidson College. in a ft OF passion
e tried to hang her little daughter. As tn
O girls eyes were popped out Ter i,tt.
brother hoped OPT OF q sick bed
and loored his mother with = club. Tn
y devil takes many shapes, and sometime
comes in petticoats. AT Matamora
two young fools, being in love, an,
unable to get the paeeDtal consent, tie
v themselves tos e,her, aud jumped dow
J. among the bull-frogs. When their dea
bodies was hauled out, the mother of tn
% girl ran and drowned herself also -!
4 telegram from Henderson county, n
{. c., says Mrs. Alex. Hollingsworth knock
I'd ed down her husband aud chopped off hi
re head with an axe.-Six new name
added to the list of victims of the mimi
disaster at Rrsidwood, ILL.,, making tn
y killed 80 10 all. IA nogto maa hung b
If. a posse of citizens of Tillersburg, Ind
OF fnr ~assaulting a white woman - 4
= Springfield. Mo-. a young wife shot h
;. three months old baby throug the hea
aud the shot herself dead:-Gen. P:
as Moore. who commanded the First vi
he ginia regiment in the Confederate servic
At Bull Run, died in Richmond, Va
The senate passed the Tariff bill.
~ locomotive jumped the traps at St. Lou
~ and smashed a st9ye foundry; two pc
lis sons hurt, one fatally.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-02-28
The Governors Palace.

A bill providing Tor the erection cf a
mansion fOs the Governor, to cost s35.-
eOO, has passed the Legislature. it is
proposed to sell the old mansion for ~. :
900 and to sell some of the States lo,,
Ia the city of Raleigh and thus, with The
labor OF penteatisry hands, to erect 4
mansion which will cause little or M
demands upon the funds Ia The treasury
This looks well, but we are sjrrv the
Legislature has passed this bill. While
1t may Dot be necessary to 20 into the
treasury tor > dollar Of the money neces-
sary to build this M4ns;on, it will be
none the less an expenditure of 81, 900
Of state money. The fact that it comes
indirectly does not alter the case at all.
The State should build 2 residence for
the Governor; there is no doubt about
that; but it should think at least twice
before it puts $s5,O00 in such a building,
A $4,000 man Ia a $32, 600 building
would be something OF an anomaly, anv-
how; but apart from that. this sum il
greater, we think, than should be spent
for this purpose. We are plain. frugal
people, and do not expect our Govern
to live i8 much higher style than other
gentlemen Of moderate means. A man
sion costing $4,000 would be aLits hand.
enough Tor the home of fthe Gov |
ernor OF North Carolina. Is, ~ecially do
we think it would be unwiea to invest
$a5, oOO 10 a great pile of brick or gram
lite while We have yet on hand an uncom-
pleted peniten, cry and that half fnisl
monument to Legislative folly, II
Western Insane Asylum. at M~organto.,
Landmark.
Wsil said' Bro Caldwell. But ZOE
10 not tell the whole stony. 1t is we'll
understood down here that the ''plaps
md specifications" have been draw for
!. princely palace" Gas it is .lreadv
;allsd) that would cost far beyond tho
10000, Or even $4,000. We don't
to refer to the Governors urgent
equest in his message; but
Put the money cost at $40, 600. Ex-
'eases Of copvicts $1,000. Furniture.
kitchen utensils. etc.,-$I5,-
700. Ornamental iroa fepce, fountain,
flowers. etc., $l2, coo. Total.
least $50, OO0. You well k.ow that
ny work done, ''piec<meal," by the
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-02-28

w;,b VII, ch to take him to the Cou'
Judge Nj. asked bis name an
, .Sos told he then asked if be w's cor.
oecesd with Mr.. K. who had . sui. 10
be tried before him. The answer ss
I I'm his son." Then said .ne .nnh
. cannot ride with yon." and ne s 90
noorer conveyance and thus saved him.
.eff from all suspicion. -Wilmins' :
We endorse the above with the sinele
remark that . similar delicacy ought !"
keep Judges and Legislators and 20.
errors from accepting valuable Rifts' II
he shape of Free Passes from 'ne
Railroads, -particu arly those known !"
he ,~olicitous Of oficial favor
Honor to Mr.. Dortch: Now ie'
~ have the nsmes when his Free-Pas'
| Rul comes L, a vote !'-Eiizaeeth I
! Falcon.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-02-28
sTAMMERiAo, IMPEDIMEHTS lSPug All
loss uE SPEECH AIS0 cuPEn

The cure is affected by means Of A.
art of DIR. Moses discovery, having been
y Stammer r for forty-three ye,,
hundreds of t. s. mon ais can be seen al
thv ,ficc.
RALEIGH, Feb. ! 50.
This is to CERT y ihat la 1873 pr \.
A. Moses cured my sister and mysplfa
stammering. He is now in tins city .nJ
I advise all who are afFec'ei in a f.,
manner to call o. him. His art Vii cyr
tainiy cure Them as it is very i'm
nd easy to learn, and | cheerfuIly r.,
,Ommend him. r P,scrD
at A. v illi'ms & Co.'S Book-t r..
EXtCU i've DEPARTMENT
STATE OF NORTH CAROLrNA.
RALEIGH, October q leA
Thomas X Ca n. Ed, Of ilIiisbou,
N. a brother in iaw of mine, sh0m
| have lnown from infancy. has alway
been One the most inyeteTate + amn,l.
ers | ever knew He has be, II und RIA
trea ment of D.. Moses for only lev
la s, havl' < taken n0t more th,n a bat
dozen less MS, an now h. G. ny1tss
.iucn'ly a = s emf gly vi hout eirl
The cure Is Certainly the most w0tit-
Jul one | hav, ever know.
TOP X. CALDWy IL.
Governor of \.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-02-28
Young MEN O,f1, or Won

V - 81
YOUNG MEN Orr OF WoRK-do vor
want employment? Here Is a chance +.
make good pay, and see the country in
tins pleasant season of the year. Mr.. W.
+: Hendon: the General Manager OF the
Wheeler 4 Wilson Sewing Machine
Agency, at Raleigh, wants five or ak
active and wide awake men to travel ioTf
fifty miles around the capital. Thev vii
De fur'ished a wagon, harness, machines.
&c.
The improved Wheeler & Wilson .ells
IaP.a.y; Very little effort to introduce
1t has heretofore been made in this -.
gion but the company now means to 10,
the public compare it with ali Others
write, or call on, w. P. HENDoN,
Raleigh. N.
Sales Rooms at Madame Blossoms. on
poslte Express Office. Ladies invited RI
call ana see it at work.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-02-28

STOPPED RIGHT THERE !'-Ex-
Judge j. NJ. Cloud, one of those oddities
whom the demonstration" upheavai
upheaved upon the State Bench. died as
he had lived in an eccentric, old-bach-
eloric. manner on the train, near Char
lotte. as he was returning from his usual
winter s~ojourn among the Floridlan al
ligator.. He was taken suddenly ILL.,
| and physicians were telegraphed ior 10
| meet the train. They came, but he vas
| beyond medical skill. Judge Cloud mas
been the butt ofa book full OF anecdotes
but the fact that people generally spoke
humorously rather than harsh!y showed
that he was not a bad man; while his
native ~shrewdness enabled him to dodge
along the labyrinth of the law in toier'
able accuracy, !
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-02-28

JoTTINGs.-While the generality Of
season. there are some localities in
which they seem to be in fine trim.
We read Of a farm in South Carolina
selling for $4,000; and GastOnia Ga
zette tells of Mr.. J, r. Pegram's 81 acres
bringing 50 bushels of corn 10 the acre.
The same paper says Mrs. Jacob Jenk-
ms has 500 cabbage plants already set
out. Mr.. o. L. Bost, Newton Enter
prise says, killed too small pOrkers,
weighing $50 pounds Some profit in
such shoats. The Enterprise thinks
grain farms. and fhraiftys,r be% n=nsaaPas far'
ners should have y member of the
think SO too. A gentleman told us
some years ago that there were more
grain drills. and similar improved farm
ing implements, ~ Catawba, and the
adjacent region than any other section
of the State.-With great regret we
learn of the destruction of DR.. p. w.
Stancil's residence, At Rockingham
fired by robbers. Dr. J. n, Stancil,
one of our subscribers, and other men,
bers of the family, had a narrow es-
cape. The loss is several thousands of
dollars. in excess of $1,000 insurance.
-TarboFo s~qutherner regrets the sale
ofthe ~well-known STATION. "Outcast,''
to a keptuckian, who will III him
to Blue gfass.-The wires are going
up from Tarbero towards Williamson.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-02-28

THE NEwBERN r. R.-As stated
last week Judge Fred Philips decided 70
,nnoipt a Receiver for the Midland \.
G. or the Atlantic" portion thereof
IN the application of the Ant-bEsT Id,
terest. But this proved the hot-coa
upon the terrapin, and there was vlsor
Gus diminishing in various directions
| Finally Judge Phillips notified the coun
sci of the different interests that ther
| must be come agreement. among them
| else he would appoint the Receiver.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-02-28

From DR.. S. w, Hunter, Baltimore.
Nd. Having become familiar with Cal
den's Liquid Geef Tonic, l | ks pleasure
In recommending it as an exs client ,ran-
ration, co nbiniog as it dc s 10 .i and
tonic in a remarkable way, ir,d1 ~
good L'oOL, health and sire st." Ore
memb r he name COLDEA's-,ake ~,
other. O druggists.
Gle !. s sulphur Soap is the most re-
liable = ri6er u the skin In the mar
ker.
Pixies Toothache Drops cure in one
minute.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-02-28

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Strayhorn,
called to courteously correct a para
graph last week assigning him as an
opponent of the Railroad Commission
He says that on the contrary, Senator
Clarke aad himself, Republicans, voted
for the Minority Report which gave the
whole control to a commissiOn.-Ihe
advertisement entitled "Tdluabte Farm
ing" which by the by, names a very
useful book.-should be S!gaed j. T.
| Rue. Juni u, instead of Senior. We dis
| covered the erroi too late to correct it
as the outside pages were printed. )
f. Rue, Jr., Box 4, Littleton, y: e., L
the proper address.-The historian
name is Macaulay, and we so wrote it
But it requires close proof-reading, an
double-reading or r~evisai, to make sur
of the absence of errors in print. gram
mar, spelling, ETC.; and we have rarei,
time for even a first reading OF proof
Tine letter sigAsd II, was no
from Greensboro, but Goldsboro.-
An eptire line was omitted from The Is
stanza of Mr.. Thee, II. Hills poem a
printed two weeks past. We regret tn
mutillation but did net notice it,
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-02-28
DR.. Y, A. Noses. of V;rg;,;.

-Dr: y, 4. Noses, Of Virginia. is
again in Ia cirh stopping at Cookies
Hotel; He clres Cancers. Stammerino
aud Nasal Catarlh, and Offers Certificates
that are teyond dispute. He was here
ten years ago md made some wonderful
cures then, and they are living witnesses
now, -Gbserrer,
nsad aq7eFtlsemsnnt on the SECOND
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-02-28

NEW BLOOD WANTED From the
present board of agriculture, COMPOSED
almost entirely of men of other profes-
SONS. no are Constantly absorbed in
other pursuits, it was unreasonable 70
expect very much good to result, and the
people throughout the State we're right
IN complaining Tnterprsc.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-02-28
GOT RID OF rOoTH-AcnE.

Hs suffered more than twenty years.
Neuralgia pains-tace, Jaws and ears,
lie might have suffered twenty more.
Had he not purchased at the store
Something which eased his friehtful
pain
And quickly made HIM well again.
That's something's made by TEnnY DA-
Wis,
From. horrid aches and pains to save rs.
rAiN KILLER. as the public know.
as started forty years ago.
Thousands on thousands bless the hour
When hrst thsv knew it's healing power.