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The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-10-17

WEDDINGS. In Wake at the residence
of the late Haywood Grlffis. Sept 9th,
sr Edward NJ. Marlborough aud Miss
Sallie Grifh-; Rev. DR. Atkinson of6ci-
atlng. There was a hne supper. and
great iollity; the young people being well
known IN this community. --A
Elkin, N. Z. Oct. 4th. 1853, by the Rev.
J. Rowe, Mr.. j. + FINLEY. OF Watauga
county, to Miss Julia + Gwyn. daughter
Of MIR. r. X. Gwyn OF f KIN. The happy
...nnle left immediately for Louisville an.
other points accompanied by Mr. j. 6.
h,nley and Miss Annie Gwyn -In
Sails NV Presbyterian Church, Oct. 3,
Mr.. } H. Mcdowell, OF Asl ev lie, and
drs. Flat Giaham. Also. Oct. lOth.
me place, Mr.. Walter Alexander, OF
han lotte. and Miss Minnie Ramsay
In Warsaw, Miss Sarah. laught.r
of DIR. Matt Moore. and Mr.. O. III. AL
len. at:orney-at-law. kenansville.-
In Rocky Mount, Oct. 10th. Assistant
Postmaster +. L.. D%aughtrid"e and Mss
Willie Odom.--At the residence o
Mr.. VIM. Haynes. near Wilson. Oct.
10th. Mr.. w. w. lamm to Miss Tenn
pie Haynes. The following were the
attendants on the happy occasion: n.
w. Lamm with Miss Martha Barnes /:
j. III. Baton with Miss Annie Lee :
w. l.. Dew with Miss Fannie Farmer :
and w. III. Williamson with Miss Salli,
Williamsop.-Wilson Mirror saws /:
"On Thursday mornin" ut the residenc,
of the brides father. Mr.. William Muir
ray. Miss Maggie, one of our loveliesl
and most stylish looking young ladies.
Was led TO the ALTAR by Mr.. Harry Not
tingham. of Eastvillc. Virginia. the
Rev. Mr.. Quinn of the Methodist church
officiating" CThe Farmer nnd .Hcchah-
&c adds many good wishes AT the
residence OF tine brides mother. Mrs.
Elizabeth Conrad. near Lcwis,ille. IN
Fulsyth county, Mr.. David III. jenkins.
OF Charlotte. WAS united in mai riaoc 10
Miss Bette NJ. Conrad. ii much admired
young lady. Louisville trip.--Oct
4tli. by Rev. DR.. .Jeifrevs. Mr.. +. s.
Merritt and Miss Della Howard -
Orange, by Rev. Robert Tinnin, Mr..
John F. Wilkerson to Miss Agnes Will
kerson.-ln Christ Church. Raleigh.
at 5 p. m. yesterday, by II v N w
Shields. DR. Frank Hughes, of Newbern.
and Miss Caroline. daughter of Maj,r
John { Winder. The attendants wer,
MIR John Winder and Miss Rosabelle
Engelllard Mr. Grimes Cowper ard
Miss Annie Ilu-hes ; Mr. Frank Borden
and Miss Olivia Cowper MIR Chas Me-
kimmon and Miss Layine Ha. wood /:
Ar William Boylan and Miss Laura
Bryan Dr A w Knox and Miss Eliza
Mckee. After the ceremony, the Young
couple received their friends at Major
Winler's residence until time for the
evening train for Baltimore and be-
You'd. They take with them the good
wishes OF "a host of friends, our own in
cluded.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-10-17

DEATHs.-Mr. Thos Riley, ofOrange.
lost his fourth child with diphtheria last
week.-At Winston, Maj. j. M. Tate.
tged 45,-well known iii the State.
Funeral services were from the Church
If the Good Shepherd. Sunday after
noon. A large assemblage met the
train. Messrs. G. w. Thompson. Ju-
lIus Lewis, Robt. I. Gray, w. G..
>.ronach, Judge Merrimon, and DIR.
Hines. acted as pall-men.-AtO Oxford.
on Friday, Rev. W. II. Jordan, aged 80.
4 venerable Baptist minister.--In
Raleigh. OF Friday morning, Master
Louis Gower.The death of Audi
tor j. NJ. Pool, of the r. s. G.. r. r..
though long anticipated was much re-
gretted by those who knew him init
mately. Gov. Holdeu's article in Eren-
ing Tisitor, praises him very highly AS
does also Maj. Winder's official circular
to the employees of the triple roads.
The Raleigh offices of the company are
Trapped in mourning, and the shops
stopped work during the funeral. Gov.
Holden. Judge Reade, Capt. b. Il.
Harding. Capt. W. L Tucker. Mayor
Dodd, w. ii. Pace, L. r. Uzzle and
Harris Vaughn acted as pall-bearers.
Mr.. Geo, w. Crapon, aged IS. one
Of the old Wilminslonians. died at
Smlthville.-In Moore county, Mrs.
Margaret Morris, aged Sl.-Al Sand
ford. Oct. 4lh, Mr.. George McIver. a
Young man who was much esteemed by
his friends.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-10-17
Last Weeks etections.

As anticipated. IN last weeks paper the
Democrats aud Liquor Dealers carried
Ohio by about IL, OOO; and the Republi-
caps carried Iowa by twenty, or thIrt,
or forty thousand, : it does not much
matter about the exact figures for til.
generally Of people don't care two cent
whi.h way that State goes, anyhow.
The Ohio vote is ~comfortinq 10 the
Democrats, but CT, ates no enIhusiasm;
beca use out OF a total Of 10000 voters.
a mere rrlde oi III, 900 is too close to
count upon especially in a State which
zee saws from sisie 10 side, according A.
the wea,ber happens to he sod or hot,
or perhaps We ought to say according to
weight OF specie gu one eide or the ther.
Foster spent $5O,UUU and won by 70 600;
Foraker had but ~, COO aud lost. More
osrr, the day the Republicans took up
the prohibition cause. they ensured their
own de eat, even if they had not nomi-
mated a weak man like Foraker, and even
IL Iuc DCuiOCi Va iIdu uu0uC WOASC OiAu
ders than they did. which were enough,
in all conscier &c , The mere fact that
Hosdley, who was one Of the bitterest
vf Abolitiouists, and South-Haters, and
violent Republicans, up to 1850, or there
a bouts, should have been taken up by the
Democrats, was about equal to the
Massachusetts Democrats swallowing
their old enemy, and present N~egrophilist,
Beast Butler. MANY of the 'tDld
Guard" amor the Ohio Democracy
men no had teen arrested, outraged,
and maltreated for their Democratic prin,
ciple refused to vote for this ambitious
abOlitionist who came to Democracy. be
cause it was his only hope of office. Sen
at0 Thurman hesitated to support Hoad
ley, and his son printed a card saying b.
preferred to take an out aud out Republi-
can than this enemy in disguise. Aud the
Boiling movement had CONSIDERABLE.
strength. Here indeed is the real basis fol
encouragement to the Democrats If Hoat
ley could carry the State by IL, 600. in spit
Of his mistakes, his breaking down on tn,
stump, and his failure to poll the ful
party vote, it appears tolerably that VI
shall carry the State next year, -unles
Hoad ey spoils the pro.pcct by SOM
foolishness in the meantime. One ad
vantage is already gained-Senator Pen
dleton, The Ohio gentlenan'--is DO
forced out his seat.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-10-17
Steuhan Rutfin :, .,,lorad no

Stephen Ruffin, Il culored DEPUTY
Sheriff of Edgecombe, came to Wilson
on Wednesday with a warrant for the
arrest of Henry Bullock for stealing an
other mans "iie. This Deputy Sheriff
did not linger long in Wilson before he
was found lingering most toe long in
Rountree's store, aud the sequel is he
did seek well The money-drawrr ia said
store, and as that receptacle for the
tempting lucre makes a noise when un-
practiced hands doth move it, it did
when Rutfiu' 5 fingers disturbed the Sc
renity of its sacred repose, and the re-
suit is that Deputy Sheriff Ru,tin now
cheweth the cud Of u bitter regret in
he quiet hush OF a prison cell.-Wil.
III Mir, or.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-10-17
ETNA LIFE ms. CO.
At THE FRONT!

The success of the Ftna Life Ia well calculated
- command the confidence a nd patronage of the
Insuring public.
The Ktna has added half = million to the
twenty eight million and over
which was on hand January LIST, 1881
The 4ftna has AGE, aud EXPERIENCE, and
over six millions OF surplus, 30 that TO
hold a policy III the Etna is to have q solid and
certain Investment for the family, to
be realized in CASH when the Poli.y becomes u
claim Over O.E DOLLARS has
been paid in North Carolina up to January LIT
1ss3,-seven months ago. Only Il few days past
the com pany paid through w. IL. Crow, their
State Manager, 5000 to the widow OF the late
Prof 7. b. Bailey tat Columbus. Miss.,) who was
for many years a citizen Of Raleigh.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-10-17
After the RALEIGH Centenn

AFTER the Raleigh Centennial |
was told by q think Or. Richard Hav-
wood that he had heard that a log
church, perhaps the first church built in
the city. stood for "a long time near the
site of Col. Heck's residence-on a spot
shat is now in the street. | would re-
joice to know that the Centenary of
American Methodism will marx the
completion of the new Edentcn Street
Church. In conslusion, 1 wish to ap-
peal to the older brethren in our Con
ference TO give the church the benefit OF
their rich and varied experience By wri-
ting out and publishing their recollec-
ton. 7. S. Campbell, Daniel Culbreth.
]. w. Lewis, j. B. Afford, Jno. Z. Ed
wards. and Henry Gray were. l think at
the first North Carolina Conference
Prot. Aangum IN Advocate.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-10-17
GOOD CORN BREAD.

We are making the best corn meal
now ever offered III the county. The
corn is cleaned, then crushed by Roll
lers, then ground and bolted. 1t re-
mains cool all the while, and is as
much superior to other meal as patent
flour is TO ordinary flour. 1t is worth
more, but sells as cheap as any other.
JONES 81 POWELL, Raleigh, n. c.
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Nj. Goo + Jordan sfata Au,

MIR. Geo. c. Jordan, State Agent
for the Valley Mutual Life Association
Of Va, has comprised the whole State
for his company during the past year.
We notice the amt Of prominent citi-
zens nom every county in North Caro-
lima enrolled among membels Of this
now widely known and very popular life
association, aud from the list shown us
l.y Nh. Jordan we should say there are
over n thousand policy holders in this
State alone. Among other expressions
in its favor we notice the following
from Mr.. r. t. Gray. a gentleman
"ho stands high in legal and financial
circles.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-10-17

ACCIDENTALLY HANGED.-Ldncas-
ter, Pa, October ll.-George Cramer. a
carpenter of this county, vas accident
ally hanged yesterday afternoon. He
was working on the upper floor of a
building, when he is supposed to have
seized with an apoplectic fit, and falling
between the ~ratters, he was caught BY
the neck and strangled to death.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-10-17

New YORK MARkErs-Money l3W
, per cent cotton quiet and steady at
lOsQl08 cents; Southern Hour steady at
s.. 5000 623 wheat, ungradcd rcd 97c
MSl.l7, corn, ungraded 5o459 c rosln-
Iul. at 81. 5O(1l-5l3 ; spirits turpentine
lower az 4O204lc.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-10-17
"HAVING tested the virtue of Pi

HAVING tested the virtue of Pie
mol Sodique in our own family, we can
uahesltatlrg ely recommend It's lie. 1t
~reileves pain almost instantly, and rap
idfy heals the wound. 1t is an article
which should be kept on hand where ac-
cidents are liable to occur. '-Jeferso-
nam, West Chester, Pa.
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ESCAPED. The old Wake county
Jail Is being torn down, preparatory to
the erection of a new ne. On Friday
night W. of the prisoners, confined ia
one of the upper cells, cut then way
out, q. is told by the Observer in the
following extract:-
THE handle of an old kettle was bro
ken and one end sharpcned against the
stone window sills. With this handy
implement. Sidney Castlebury, The
white man in Jail tor stabbins w Ii.
Rounda at Cary last month, priced
away some llanks, and then cut out
brick and mortar just over the cell door.
standing On a stove to more easily reach
the brick. Castleberry WAS aided by
Sidney Merritt. colored, but did nearly
all the work himself, never ceasing until
he got out. He began at 4 o'clock III
the evening and at 9 went out the hol,
he had made. After lin went Merritt.
The other four prisoners. Jimcs liar-
ward and r +. Bachelor, white, oil
| Durham county, and Will am Cotton
| and Cotton Riddick. colored. would not
% out. Iastleberry told them they
must make "A noise while he worked. and
swore that if they attempted to keep
MIN from going he would kill them. and
that he would also Kill any person out
side who attempted to stop him. The
Labor was in a room near by, but the
t>capin. men marie no noise. the brick
and mortar being eau :ht in blankets
No great loss. we suppose; as the
man whom Castlebury stabbed is recov-
ering and the county escapes the cost
Of trying him.
The Jail was not a strong one. from
| tie first. The Editor of the Farme,
and Mechanic. and fifteen other respect
able citizens, members of the Whit,
Brotherhood. were confined in ISL for
three weeks in the same room from
which. Castleberry escaped, and it wa
well recognized among the party thai
all could escape almost any night
so minded. On several occasions when
the matter was discussed the writer
said-"Gentlemen, you cannot help be.
ing arrested and maltreated i'm this man.
ner: but you can help taking upon
yourselves the wretched life of an 'es,
CAPPED prisoner and the implied stigm;
of fearing to stand for trial" So no al
tempt was undertaken though once o.
twice some of the active young fellows
when out in the yard. climbed the higl
plank fence to show how easily they
could vamose.
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Curufx.I - aldxhara uexsr,, n.

IE&Z-
CaInfNAL -Goldsboro~ .Ecssta ger
Late last Saturday evening a negro giri
found the dead body of a negro man ~
ing Gnder a hedge row near the A. i
\. 4. Railroad. about l3 miles east OF
this place. The man when found was IN
a considerable state of decomposition.
and must have been dead for several
days. The negro proved to be DR.. Lon
don Atkinson, a CONCUR doctor and
the jury Of inquest found that he camt
to his death from natural cause -.
The negro, Elijah Battle, whose shoot.p 8
We chronicled last week, died last Thurs
day night from his wounds, and coroner
Or. Tom Hill held an inquest FRIDAY
morning, resulting in a verdict that Bat
tie came to his death from gun sho,
wounds inflicted by Dempsey Lewis.
Winston Pilot Two negroes got into
a quarrel in Reidsville while playing
cards, which resulted 10 one Of them get
ting killed. The murderer is still at
large.
Willis Davis, the negro to be hanged
on the zylh, Tor committing a rape OF
Mrs. Alex Campbell, appears to be en-
tirely Indifferent 10 his fate. So tar No
religious adviser has visited him, and
he has minated no desire to have the
services Of a preacher. Charlotte ob-
serrtr.
The execution was postponed by in
junc'ion.
NEW ORLEANS, October & At Prov
ldence. in Nachltoches parish. six negro
men from whom one Bradfield had wo,
money at cards, enraged at his refusal to
give back his winnings, he'd him over .
fire Till his hair and scalp and one hand
and the other arm were burned off. AT
forwards he walked several miles t. get
attention. aud died next day.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-10-17
Coming Home to siaep Upon Nc
SOL for which tney Died

On the slopes of Arlington Heights.
overlooking the point where the first
regiment Of Abolitionists crossed the
Potomac 70 begin the War OF Invasion
aud Conquest of lie south, . long line
0f mounds kas stood for eighteen years
With = n.e plank at the head OF each,
ana upon tie plank the stigmatizing
epifhef-
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-10-17
LITERARY.-We notice that Miss
Reberca Camerou's poem, Ftd~iis. rs

LITERARY.-We notice that Miss
Reberca Camerou's poem, Ftdet's. is
copied BY Chicago DAILY Ners. and sew
eral prominent Northern Journals
Gen. Pierre Gustave Toutant Beaure.ard
last week completed arrangements with
Harper Brothers 10 publish his History
of the War.-Mrs. Augusta Wilson
(nee Evans,) authoress of Beulah, Is
very i'll at her Mobile Nh.
Theo. II. Hills poems are warmly re-
viewed by Rev. DIR. Edwards. OF Rich
mond. and Capt. Blount, OF Wilson
Mirror. See card i'll u advertising
colu,nn.-A letter from J. &. VIII
liams. ESD. one OF our Baltimore sob
,cribers. says Mr.. Crouch, author OF
Kathleen Mavournren," IS not /;
but a resident OF that city, teaching
Music, Tor a precarious livelihood.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-10-17

....In the Episcopal General Con-
vention, the election of DR.. Randolph
as Assistant Bishop of Virginia was
confirmed by the House of Deputies !;
the House of Bishops refused to concur
in a division of the Diocese of North
Carolina.--J. A. Ferguson, who
killed policeman Parks, at Danville,
Va, was acquitted Of the charge of mui-
der.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-10-17
HOKNER SCHOOL.
OXFORD. NORTH CAROLINA
The Fall Session of 1892 Begin
the Fourth Monday in July
INSTRUCTORS
j. II. HoRNER. j. G.. l|luusla
j. NJ. IloHNFH
With such assistant instructors g. lUy
e~xigencies of the School HAY ..Iu.r

The cilief work OF the school Is dor, Boz, r -r
Nor Principal aud his two ~.us. lM hrs- ....
tant work i. gwen 10 assistant thstfustlI-. eI.a r
selected with special reference 10 thttr I.4...I
fitness for the duties assigned th.tA, aui the u.u
Der of students VIII not be tuur.a-ct U,s.n. .t
capacity OF the Principals to TAX. p.rsuuA+ .l. .-
OF all the classes IN the leading hraathrr Ta..- T.
aud to supervise all the work OF the Ssho+A
The School has been und r its prv-eur nftlr..
ment for more than thirty years, mud r,
sense, 1t is, We believe, the osdcat s,hov. ILL., .,
south.
Al .eyeral OF the Cadets viii lcaS, Tor uo.. .s
there will he room next 81 rslpn fur uu' .r r
new students.
Fer Catalogue apply TO The FrturlIa.s,
J. II. 4 D. &. tttHE<tN
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-Newhru JoHraal ~aS The t~ai-
A.As~ sso asen 10 SPARE IN The 1eSt
.~uraxn. espegially co.ssd II Ill AFFORD
Ipo6 SSeh 80 - Jussgc tasla- stea-
not h<ssSa he wssk Of drowning at
kyseawhile.
Ir, .aa ss1x yevemt~r lsk lsss-
IN a,zpaals froan Jastscss OF the PeAce
sa,usxt1kfy to % xSUp<for eoarts aud
not 10 TIE Inf~fxor tAourts- The ne~
Cole- wNch goesiuto effect on that day.
arned ii sssre.uls It lie elv~
- I'D sufrsfxa De- viii ns,
die nksays-@x Nktzt~, Ess
Hatsle<.
Zr1egr sxSss r:sfor sass: ',Tb~rr
!. s-eanns, IN This Sisse who~e ensire
AMI peTsyusi iaoperly y rstarned
Iar faxassoa At sS39.(s0, aud We have 4
from good autlsoa itt that ave million
t~iuitarS III cash TOR nearly Ten times the
listed value of all The property - The
.ruuniA has beeu Qiicrcd and seAAssa sok
Ole -itsle I,iece 81 property IN saai eoun-
ty.'
There : a cit, where property shich =
faxcfat xfo. urr. Noufd sell Tor su,Uco
Wilmington RegteK say We arr
informed tle.t Capt.Jacoh ;. Alen, 81
Raleigh. NJ esrsest SUNDAY schesol
worker. vii a,Idscss she Barl I Saa-
day >choollaf Mascnboro neA sunday
nloruing. Hik iaatai l.er. viii be =
large a~ttendaacc. The Htar gives along
aud very eao1ptimeutary account 1t \
-Nasiinxt0n Gasoffe: s.TTi.ra il
son1e talk ofs the farmers OF this trtnts
coming Together aud tofnaing a parma
ncnt ~assoeiatioe. soine one las sai,
thai farmers are the greatest grutn eier>
but never do anything Ia redress thel
grievances. Certain they do net usual
Is show "a disposition TO unite. The
plan proposed is a good n ai.i mga'
10 meet with APT robatlon all ovorth.
county
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Tns EXTREMITY os THE Law At

{
lHE EXTREMITY ~ THE LAW At
Oraise county court 49, az : tnr ira
r,nx a,..ai o,a,r,., ,w >xd., n
rn- Aszx
W t4&rEx &e1he So =
Gy,hunzmiRaA tnse 2kG<rS4nE
- .s.rsszz-S~~-
-
ooc or vhdLvosedsfoe ~ oia
er. nHA Eur naa,laux6oH
onsekA.@THe whites E<<e3N muesS4
r.-n-
- " sIssso So
- agreeQ co -
lo~lLg Sunday mornfn1 crnesn eeDA
Aoonrf- hause. wLerC cue busareH sea
81. R...a.,s~~., - an. D.l.s
s.n--.r1L-sr
s1u iue
Mp
SUNDAY morning about 10 O'Clock
messages we're sen, g the Judge, Sober
,or ant eounsel tha q ahe Jury bad agrt ed
IL 4 ssTaaea. AAse me.esk oTieIei ~I1ass
Borland 10 stand up aud hold UP his right
b aud. The name OF zach juror vas then
called. aud Clerk Jones sud tGentle-
mer~of the jury. do 20 ind the rrss~ner
81 the bar guilty as charged ~ the bill OF
indict rnenf, es Doig Ma guilty
said Foreman Straia The Cerk reQaes-
ted HIM to speak louder as he did not
hear what he said. The Foreman then
said in a loud voice: Not Guilty p -
, say you all. said the CLERK, and each
Juror nodded assent. The solicitor iu-
nedlateiy asked for a poll of the jury.
j Judge MacRae replied that so far as he
was concerned be didn't want to hear any
thing mere from them. Gentlemen, you
can go LII d luIy OF Orange county comes
loose on the community can heip IL
dr. Strain then spoke and said that the
Jury had agreed on a verdict oi man
Slaughter, and on account OF ignorance
On the part of the Jury the verdict was
not property gwen in. he Jury was
hen polled, and each man as his uanle
was called responded Guilty OF man
slaughter.
The Sheriff was ordered to take prison
er back to jail, aud on Wednesday he
was sentenced to 20 years IN the penlten
tiary.
Judge Mcfae refused to reduce the
bond OF Jerry H~olsenback, charged with
burning A. j. Testers barn in Person
county, and he was carried back to Per
son jail.
Felix Wilson, a negro who for months
had lain in Jail at Charlotte for the muir
der OF Moses Rendleman, died In his cell
Friday. The murder was committed III
May, 1882. VIVA Rendleman, Wilson's
accom- pilce IN the crime, turned State 5
evidence.
Anderson Mcdonnell, the colOred man
who was set upon by a violent mob OF
negroes In Winston on Sunday night,
Sept. Both, died Monday morning.
WILMINGTON STAR OUTLINES. "A
decision rendered by the q. s. Supreme
Court, in five civil rights cases, for not
admitting certain colJred persons TO equaI
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SOCIAL. Miss Maude Anyett, a very
q, pular Young lady Of Newbern, is visi :
ing DIR. X. b. Haywood's family.-
Mr.. Loui. II. Haywood and his company,
If which Miss Josie Robinson is the
sstsl, : arrived last week. and is giving
lightly exhibitions at Metrop, Ia an tia .
Nina Rnfin, of Louieburr,
and the Misses Trapier, of S. e., are
VISITING friends in Raleigh -Major and
Ms. Chay. ". Steadman. of Whining
on. have returned from an extended
Euro, e,n tour Miss Mamie Ellis.
Miss Jennie Hughes and Miss Fan
ME Bryan, Of Ncwbern are in
he city. -Prof. W. c. Kerr cams
home quite indiSrosed last week. 1t IL
understood he Las resigned the Federal
observation-disclosures at Henry Hall
last uiyht.--Couccrt at.St Mary's
school to night. and it will be worth 90
ing to heal ana to-see.
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lu the Piedmont sncst .ef " &. - #
II # .ez level
Tie tth Annual session bpxtI4- seq
~. AL corps 81 81 5eriaF .V teaa4sF~
ding professor music. - btHt44nt uAH
indy- = fiae Vocalist. aalI Mss. X .tahatt As4..
charge Of Art. Extensive crlsyI .ru-. @
mas, honc-t exponea = Of kuasersGs ..a.
Charges ma a,tarafe. climate lie tphsf4l. ar. ...
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The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-10-17

The arrival OF the cortege was an
nounced ly the tolling of the city bells.
the solemn strains Of iu ieral music. and
the lengthy procession OF carriages.
The march through the streets to tile
rotunda of the Capitol was very i'm
pressive The f ,ur ca~ket. were placed
upon a draped platform and an old bat
tie flag posted over them A guard of
honor from the X. l. l watched with
them last night. The funeral will occur
at 3 p. IN. to-day.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-10-17
....James Drummond, colored, was
killed on Friday last at WarreLton, n.
c., by Jesse Macon, white.

The Tarboro Southe,ner say that
Rev. Fred Swindell preached a sermon
Sunday evening last on the Modern
Dance" A large and fashinnable au
dience attended. His sermon was pro-
nounced in condemnation of the round
dance, which was described as a thug
and a whir1H" 1t has caused much
comment. We understand that the
young gentlemen composing the Wah-
Rec Club will reply. g