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The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-07-18

At N.wb,In. last week a negro
AIMED John Denui> tiled To commit sui
eide by throwing himself before IA lee"
motive Tile young man ia Penn,
yho killed himself Tor s,Ame at H.,
br-thcr'- drunken con iuct j. ',,w equal
I'd by l,r. Lee Pinkston. mu lon;gou-
crv, Ma. who b'ew out his br,in- b,c,u>,
he some time agn gave hi child an over
dose Of morphine. - Michael Qui!,l
killed himself at Troy, New York, be
canse the court refused to give hun con-
troll of his son. - At Hampton, Tia
Jim happier. a negro, ELECTED to liz
wife's visits tn town. One iay last week
he found her gone. aid rn h-r return
she said, Yes. | >ia i ia town ALL slept
with a friend, and will DO 50 again"
She cursed him and slapped his face.
whereupom he picked up Il ,iece of
wagon tire, about three feet long, and
used it freely, and before assistance
could interfere. had beaten her almost to
death
Immediately atterward he entered his
house, cut a piece of rope from a clothes
line, picked up a piece of bread and
started for u tree three hundred yards
distant. Without uttering a word to
any one, he climbed up the tree ten feet,
seated himself ON a limb, tying the rope
securely to a branch overhead. He took
his hat off and placed it carefully on the
limb he sat on, adjusted the other end
of the rope around his neck, and then
took "a bite from the bread he had taken
with him from the house. throwing the
balance to the ground. He then delibe-
rately made a leap for eternity. But he
had not calculated well. for he landed
safely on the ground. He rt-:limbed to
his perch. loosenvd lie roI e, made it
shorter, and leaped forth the second time
with no better success than the first leap.
again landing safely on tn. ground. But
still persistent he climbed the tree for
the third time, aud the third leap did its
work, as life was extinct in ali ut twenty
minutes .-The citizens Of Marys
vile, Penna.. were startled July
: by the discovery of the lifeless
body Of an unknown man among
the bushes. He Was of slim build, wore
a smooth face. hair and eyes dark, was
very neatly dressed in a dark business
suit and dark stiff hat and buttoned
SHOES. He appeared well-bred. A slip
of paper was found upon which was
written in good hand, Bury me whore |
lie am adamn fool. This act is pre-
meditated.' He uorc a fine white shirt
on the skirt of which Was stenciled +. J..
Marshall
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LAURiNBURa EXCHANGE I7EMs

LAURiNBURG EXCHANGE ITEMs =
Peter French, the supposed murderer of
the unknown man. whose body was dis
covered some months ago concealed in "a
pond near this place, has been captured,
and is now in Jail. The residence
of Mr.. j. B. Wilkinson, of Alma, n.
c., was struck by lightning Monday even.
ing. Considerable damage to the up
stairs. Mrs. Fore, (mother of Mrs. j..
B.. Wilkinson), who was in a room join
ing the part that was struck, was very
much shocked by the stroke, but soon
re overei. - The Highland Boys are
to rave a grand reunion at Floral Col
iege. \. c., the first Saturday in Au
gust. Every preparation ne cessary for a
big time is being made. Gen. NJ. W.
Ransom will be the orator. The follow
ing are the mar>hals Capt. James Me
Bride, w. III. McLaurin, Esq, Mr.. l..
j. Williams and Mai. f f. McRae -
Rockingham has been on a building boom
tor several months. Nine new brick
stores and one more to be built soon.
The building recently put up by the
Watson Bros. is quite handsome and
over it there is a large town hall. The
new jail is completed.
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Every nail mill I'm tbe West has I'll,


Every nail mill in the West has closed
for q period of -four wcekS-Three
hundred horse shoers OF { evelan have
struck for higher pay.-Te,epnone
men a. Chicayo demand increased va.
Master VIII Dancy accidentally shot
himself in the arm Wednesday at the
All Pine farm of Col. F.. c. Yellowlv.
He brought to town and medical
assistance render ed.
Richard Crockett, colored, former \ a
resident III Raleigh, was killed "A few
DAYS AGO III Norfolk. Va. in u fight
WITH another negro. Crock Tt inflicted
such wounds on his antago list that he
died next morning. Both parties used
knives.
EN-~heritf Cockerell. of Nash county.
lett Nash three weeks az }. ard has not
been heard from since. He was behind
III his settlement with the county, and
intended gong to Wilson. or rather 50
stated. TO get money to make the settle
ment.-CIayton Bul.
j. II. Gordon. who for many wear,
has peddled tobacco III the Eastern coun-
ties. Notwithstanding his age. is still
vigorous When Clay went to Raleigh
his party friends sent carriages down
to Granville for Mr.. Gordon and twenty
seven OF his sons who were old enough
70 vote, and were all Wings. to welcome
the great observation-disclosures
George Smith. who lives near Mr. Y
G.. Gulley's. left home three weeks ayo
and has not been heard of since. He
carried his wife to her fathers and was
TO go after her next day. He failed to
do so. but he was seen in Slnithfield the
next day. Smith is a young man. NOT
more than % wears of age. He left a
wife and two children His wife saw.
nothing unpleasant ever passed between
them, and she. as well as her neiyhbor-
at a loss to conjecture tie cause OF his
leaving Clayton Bud.
Baltimore. July -. I8s3.-Lightnino
struck III the midst Of a colored canO
meeting at Wayman's Grove. on the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. fifteen
miles from this city, this afternoon
The flash was a bin ling one aud the
hunde was deafening. There sermeI
Tor an instant TO be Il bright llan.e all
over the camp. and the screams OF wo-
men and cries of children were heard ON
every side. Hundred, Of the worship
pers fell to the floor of the tabernacle in
their right and lay PROSTATE for several
minutes.
y son OF the preacher Shreever WI,
found n uncoii>UlOu> IN one vi Ia.
cottages. and it was an hour befor,. Ia,
recovered. Numbers of the women
tainted. and there was a general mani.
for some moments after the shock
FRED Bowser, a colored man, from
Baltimore, had one of his shoes torn
from his foot and cut as eleanly as if
with a razor by the fluid.
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-Louisburg Times devotes five col
umns TO a description OF Mr.. Fenton G..
Fosters type-nachine. After setting
Tor h the many obstacles in the way of
such an invention. and the defects of
numerous existing machines, the Time,
declares that he has succeeded; aud
that his machine, made at home. partly
10y assistance of his daughters. and with
very crude and unsuitable materials, i.
altogether superior to all other ma
chimes, and is ten times cheaper tha..
any one oI item the cost being abou.
s1OO.
Mr.. Foster has no capital to intro
duce his invention. II it be all that is
claimed for it there is a fortune TO be
made from it. We hope some OF our
wealthy men will have it Investigated.
with a view to helping its introduction,
if the claims can be made good. 1t
would bring fame to North Caroline.
and do vast good III the world by cheap-
ening printing
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Gen. ~L0ngstreet's son failed to PASS
the examination 1T the Naval Academy
aud lie has been given a clerkshlp III the
Interior department..
Mr. John Weir, of Raleigh, who is
building the rock arches for the bridge
across Neuse, near here, had his
left hand mashed severely by a large
rock ON Friday last Clayton Bud.
Frank Cole and John Bentley, two
Georgia youths, went out to fight a duel.
The seconds got into a dispute aud pitch
ed In for a tst-ight, aud the principals
separated them. Cole neXt got into a
fight with Bentley second. This ended
the duel for the time. 1t is thought the
duel will come OF and with bJwie knives.
Mrs. Knott, the Halifax, n. c.,
unfortunate lady who fled from Der hus-
band, an account OF which appe AIRED IN
the papers. died at Halifax. NJya Scoti..
Oh the 10th inst, aged twenty six, anu
had a pauper's burial. She i described
as having been very handsome and Of
refined manners She was "a Miss Sheai
IN. aud her father, F. j., is said to live
not far from Little on W,imsnqtDn
Star.
Canton, OHIO, Jm4e 2I.-McMillan.
who is to be hanged for wife murder
next Friday. told IA startling story to "A
reporter yesterday. He says that on
the night of the murder, while lying be-
side his wife asleep in bed, he wa
awakened by a shot, which killed his
wife. and be saw Fan killen. a fast wo-
man, and his father in the room. Rails
ING himself up in horror. he received a
shot in his breas', which he is supposed
to have fired himself. in order to commit
suicide. He relates that when he was
shot by Fan. his father exclaimed to her.
why did you shoot G~eOrge:" She res
pOnded Because | had to-" and then
both ran down stairs. He says he did
Mt tell this at the trial because he want
I'd to shield his father, who told him that
conviction was impossible under the en-
cumstances.
A healthy. robust young girl Of this
place met her death Yesterday after
noon in a most shocking manner.
The subject OF this notice was Lillei
Called by her friends Lola) Hollowell.
IL years of age and the daughter OF
Joseph X. Hollowell. deceased. who re-
sided, with his family on Craven street.
and was employed by Mr. Z. Trenwith.
From the mother of the young girl We
learn that the daughter left home vester-
day morning. saving she was going out
to visit a friend. About 4 O'Clock in the
afternoon, Mr.. Henry Ipock called on
Mrs. Hollowell and informed her that
her daughter was very sick. She at
once repaired thither and found the
young girl i'll COMMISSIONS. Mrs. knock
started to the mother that her daughter
was taken sick with collie and she given
her two doses of laudanum.
As the sufferer continued her rawlings.
Mrs. Hollowell went home to get her
some medicine and on her return found
the girl in a deep sleep. Mrs. Ipock
had gwen her another dose oflaudanum
A physician was called i'll and every e.
fort made to arouse the sleeper, but with
out success.-Netebern NutsheU.
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Cow HIDERY.-A wealthy New York
er was surprised to see his wife cowhid-
ing a pretty young thing which he had
brought down to Coney Island to enjoy
the cool air. The affair occurred at the
public dinner table, and naturally aroused
some remark. The old man was telling
his sweetness" that the South ought to
be ashamed Of her shooting Scrapes, and
lawlesSness. Mrs. Grace Comt'and,
and her daughter Maggie, way laid and
cowhided VIM. T.. Jones. ia the public
square at Chicago, because he seduced
the young girl under a pr mise of mar
riage. Jones is rich and a s ,ciety swell.
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FAYETTEVILLE CLEANER ITENs.-

FAYETTEVILLE CLEANER lTEMs.-
Mr. D. j McAllister is lying quite low at
the residence Of his brother in-law, Mr..
A. A. VI Is than, Sr. MIR. q. w.
Lake has returned from his Northern trip
and Mr. /. IL Pemberton is again at his
post i Ra ei.h. -The Misses Williams
AMI Murcli~on, Mrs. Archie Williams.
pr. II. " Idly, Messrs. Thos. NJ Rose.
K. :. Hu>ke II. Med. Robinson, Il. l.
Pcmb,rtou. Jr,, w. n. Williams and
others have been spending some time at
McFadyen's Springs A. b.
Williams is visiting relatives 10 Baden
county Mr. Jno A. Pemberton. Jr..
and family are visiting relatives in Va
- Misses Cynthia Hardin, Maggie
Pemherton and Fannie McRee, and Mr..
}. t. Monroe started for Martha's Vine
yard on Thur,day of last week. to spend
some tim at the muse and fine art oil
.crvatory located at hat place.
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CoNvIcTs. Georgia papers say the
farming out system will be broken up
u a briet period owing to abuses. --
South Carolina journals of all grades de.
nounce the ilI-treatment of convicts on
the State Roads, aud elsewhere. The
Ners and Courier says the nexs LeGis.
lature will abolish he whole system, aud
return the couvicts to the penitentiary,
as they are being murdered by inches on
the Railroads, and private contracts. N.
B.-Since this was set in type the Courier
brings the story of a convict whipped
to death in the field.
Oxford TorchLight says: About one
hundred convicts from the Virginia Pen
itentiary are at work grading the railroad
in Mecklenburg county, Va, from Chase
City to GAINESVILLE. Last Thursday six
of the prisoners, all negroes, made a bold
dash for Liberty by suddenly throwing
down their tools and running for the
woods. Two we're promptly killed by
the armed guard but the other four made
good Their escape.
"Peop'e In the neighborhood of Clarks
vile say that the conyicts were inhuman.
ly treated, the bosses requiring them "a
work until some would fall to the ground
faint with over exertion.'
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-Durhim Ptnnt' says:-Mr. Geo.
ID. Mile. has resigned the agency of the
Railroad at this place. He left for
Morehead Cry Saturday accompanied by
Mrs Miller MIR. NJ. Z. Mcdowell
yice-pre>ident of B~lackwell's Dun ham
Tobac' 90 and MIR Samuel H. Austin
D., tie Chicago member of the firm. are
in town. Col w. T. Black well an
wife are spending some days at Mere
mead. The high price of tobacco for
the past few Weeks have been almost un-
precedented. Dave Burton. of Caswell.
sold four loads OF the weed in Durham
st week for 81 600. He has in his
arms now not e>s than 10, 600 pounds.
aud his crop viii realize him SO, 900. In
addition 10 hl- tobacco crop he made al
e ne"e>sarles for the farm. Thi. kind
t farming rays. Parrish & Black
vel sold $ll.605.05 worth of tobacco
last Wednesday.
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The PRoNUNCIATION OF u
Suety-nine out OF every hundred Nor
therners will say institoot instead OF
institute. dooty for duty-a perfect
rhyme to the word beauty. They call
new and news, o and noos-and SO
"n through the dozens and hundred of
similar words. Not a dictionary in the
English language authorizes this. In
student and stupid. the .'u'' has the
same sound as in cupid, and should not
be pronounced stoodent and stoopid, as
so many teachers are in the habit of
sounding them.
1t is a yulgarism to call a door a
doah-as all admit-isn't it "a much of
a vulgarism to call a newspaper a noos-
paper? One vulgarism is Northern. and
the other Southern, that's the only diff
ference. When the London Punch
wishes to burlesque the pronunciation
of servants, il makes them call the
duke the dock. the tutor the t0oter. AID
a tube a toob. You never find the best
Northern speakers, such a. Wendell
Phillips. George William Curtis, Elmer
son, Holmes, and men OF hat class,
saying moo for new, Toosday for Tues
avenoo for avenue, or calling a dupe a
doop. 1t is q fault that a Southerner
never falls into. He has slips enough
of another kind, but he doesn't slip on
the long ''u."
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Buckingham Rocket Mr.. Giles Wis
hart received a letter from his brother
at hand eman. \. c., Mr.. j. il Wis
hart, stating that on the night of of the
loth he had lost all hiss possessions by
ire Mr.. Wishart was merchandising
and lived 10 a house adjourned to the
tore room. About > o'clock on the
u sht nt the 10Th he awoke and found
the building mas of flames. The fire
had made such Roadway that thcy had
not time to save anything except the
pants which he had worn the day before.
IN the pockets of which was about SOS
in change. His wife lost all her wearing
apparel, and was slightly burned. There
was no insurance. on anything.
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"A note from a gentleman at Nash
vile, SAY ex-Sherif Cockcrell. who
had been absent. has returned.
Peace Institute catalogue is hand
somely designed. and gives views of the
buildings not heretofore pictured. Send
for one.
One test of good breeding is the way
you carry on in your rooms at mid
night, when people in adjoining rooms
desire to sleep. We have known men
to enter their room in a hotel at all hours
of the night. and whistle. or sing. bang
the chairs, throw water from the win
dows, and arouse all the neighbors re-
gardless the possibility that some of them
might be sick, and that all we're entitled
to quiet after IL p. m. You will say it
only thoughtlessness but the Gem
tleman is always thoughtful In such cases.
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@-If you are bilious, with b a lache
and bad la { Ill your mouth take two of
"EvERYBuDY PILLS at night, for two
or three nights. They act on the liver
and bowels and give certain relief.
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1t acts like Magic said a farmer who
used Phenol Sodique. Il drove nv now
ing machine into a bees nest, and wa.
stung, but by the use of the Phenol. |
was relieved of pain instantly" For
sale by drug and general stores. See adv.
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Hardy Moore and John Blackman's
wife, Of Ingram's Township. eloped on
July 9Th. Moore leave a wife and two
children; Blackman's wife leaves two
Smith6eld Herald.
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ACCIDENTS. = Leaksville Gazette
learns that Col. Dave Settle was injured
by falling through a broken porch
Little Lewis Gregory, OF Granville, was
thrown from a buggy, and severely
bruised.-NIrs. Chas. b. Mallett. ot
Fayetteville, poured some Kerosene into
the stove to start a fire. \ spark ig-
nited the oil. and the can exploded.
burning her SO seriously that her friends
were very uneasy at last accounts.
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DEATHs.-In Oxford. Fanny, infant
daughter of j.. L. and Mrs. Corinna
Cannady.-On June 18th, Mr.. NJ. b.
Callendine, father of Mrs. ;. NJ. Heck
and Mrs. Rev. j. b. Taylor, of Will
mingtOn.
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Mr.. NJ. Meierhof, Enfield, N. c., SAYS:
i used Brown Iron Bitters for a dis
ordered stomach and found it an excel.
lent medicine"
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Thornton or ThornS

As yougo West you will pass at Bridge
water, the tine old brick Mansion OF the
Ruthertortls. where '.old John Ruthlel-
ford in his day owned some square
miles Of splendid country. The widow
Rutherford, married COL Marccllts
Thornton, a stirring Republican. who
was at the time postmaster or collector,
at Atlanta. He became very aspiring
and after various enterprises started a
daily paper. You can guess the rest.
Very soon the elephant ate his head
OFF. and Thornton became SO harrlssed
that finally it was reported that he had
skipped out of town." He had not
gone however; and when he really took
the train the officers came down upon
him with a variety of writs. and war
rants so that there was a pretty mess.
He was supposed to have left for good.
but a few weeks of North Carolina air
set him up, and he went back.
Then a fresh row began. He had sold
his paper or certain conditions to a Mr..
Moore. who during Thornton 8 absence
sold il to a Mr.. Conley, son of the At
lanta postmaster. When Col. Thorn
ton returned he found the office in the
hands OF the third party and went in
aud summarily dismissed the persons
he found in the office. He thereupon
Lad Moore and Cenley arrested fol-
-windling and they in turn hid him ar.
rested for perjury in having valued the
,tfice under oath at $4,000, when he
had given it i'll for taxation under oath
at 10000 Taking it all it is a lively
time over a defunct newspaper.
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To Danish c~ontagion from garment
and linen, disinfect with Glcnn'e sulphur
Soap.
Pixies Toothache Drops cure II one
minute.
From Eminent Wilmer Brinton. NJ.
d.. baltimore. " have Us, Il Golden :
Liquid Beef Tonic in my pacific. and
have been mucl gratified with the result.
As a tonic in all casesof teGiittg. weak
ness, anenia, chloro,is. ETC.. it cannot
be surnassed.' (Toe n" other.J OF
Il ugg,st>.
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%Diamond Dyes are so perfect and
SO beautiful that it is a pleasure to use
them Equally good fer dark or light
colors. 10 cts.
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A o ECLIPSE

of all other medicines by DR.. r V.
"lerce's Golden Medical Disc very is
approaching. Unrivalled in bilious dis
orders, impure blood, and con ump'i,n.
which Is scrotulous disease of the lung.
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Raleigh is entitled 10 a free de livery of
mail slice her ppsi office receipts exceed
VI = and IN order to gco this, her
Board Of Aldermen are going TO have the
houses properly numbered John
i. Mckae of Raleigh is the owner Of
Of half a dozen Japanese f>h. --Mrs
StonewaIl jackson and daughter will 10
to Nor, head City in a few days.
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FIREs.-A fire in the centre OF the
door of the Raleigh Light Infantry Ar
mory. near the Marlborough, caused "a
cemmotion. and destroyed some OF the
furniture but WAS promptly subdued
bv the tiremen,-The StoEall Mills,
ar S~assafras Fork, were fired by a spark
one day last week. The saw mill was
burned the .rist mill and foundry
saved. we learn from Torch'sght.-
Washington Gazette: Peal's Mill, III
Martin county, now owned by Mr.. } r
dan Green, was entirely consumed 10y
fire. This mill was the scene % Il warm
skirmish during the late war. The on
yin Of tie ire is not Known but l. sup
posed to have been the work ot an III
cendiary. Loss about 81 600 No m
lsurance.-IIendersou God Ledt ::
On vestcrliS the barn OF Mr.. Martin
CUnnell. about four miles east OF Hen
derson. was burned by the steam thresh-
er of Mr.. X. W. Best.-Alhemarle
Obsercer: At Bilesville, the steam
works of Ivey Il Crowell. consisting OF
saw mill, corn mill. shingle machine.
planin" machine. cotton press, one new
top buggy and $1,000 feet of lumber
was destroyed.-In NJ ore county,
the dwelling of Mr.. L. NJ. Cross, a
Dung lawyer The Gd-ete expresses
regret for his bad lucs.-N llllans
Y Murchinson's Rosin Wharf was burned
1t Wilmington yesterday. ~endangering
the town. n. VI. Norris saw mill and
- 100 feet Of lumber burned III Middle
/ creek township, Wake.
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Nfm ADVERTISEMENTS.
FRED A. WATS0N'S
Window sha3e, ccrnice and Picture Frame
Factory is at NJ. 10, Fayetteville St.,

He also manufactures Mosquito Caua-
pics. " - Window aud Door Screen,
made To rider. either of LlndScapc or
PLAN wire Dealer in Wall Paper, E.as,
Chairs, Mirrors. Mirror Plates. and fun
line Of Picture goods and house orna-
mcnts. Orders solicited and promptly
executed.
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J. II. iipK>kR 81
J u ~i.nENtL
With such assistant in~>.ruu...
e~NietnSiv~ ~ b, Nchuu ma. u
The chi,i 49, Il the A,Aua. 81. t...
uhoT trius3i a. aud n4s tNu 4,,4..
tsnt ~orA - gave. t. assistant .ast.u.t.
s"Icctei sith special ErG,r u.. T.. t tt
h'h"-s iut M aSH'" As.tF~td tp,ta lu.
Der of studguts - uoI lie u....
t@Pa'itS 81 Inc tFtu sisats Is TAO l~-...
81 a.! ihc 'l"-s~H 'i tAe leaiius Hras
and - suprTNi-, ali tAr autk ~ IT,
The @yhun! has bceu ui.I T. is f..r..
'n"r' Tor NOR" IN" thirty yeas.
sense. II t.. We believe, The t..u..
south.
"A -,NcrA4 81 Tao cadets nI .ra,. Bon.
her, ~di bs rustn meat S,s-.a. ts.
ae~ stGd-uts. p
for A'-"snF apply 70 thu r~l.uvl--
> t y J #.
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IL INu y MOUNTAIN HIou ,H...
hiNO'> Mot STAiN.

Nrht~csr4ou oppt.s al doudsy 4a Al,..
- thoroughly ir,4-EAtots a4t4 a -t....
'ivpa ttus4t, Mantle 5t zta.cUt- ,-
NNUraEt ,,sI II board aud tutuuU f..
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oFut t. IA
Aog. T-tI.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-07-18

ANOTHER CHANCE roH CAPITAL
IsTs.-The menti N oi "A cotton ,acl"I
lat week bring. to liz, another nppor-
tunity to form a stock company, with !
good plant" to begin with. See care
Of the Carbonton company