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SAN FRANCISCO, April 19, 1883
BAGS AND BAGGISG-There have been free sales
Of Caltu Ia Wheat Bags ring the past few days at
s16f6sc for June and July delivery; Potato Gunnies
jgbbing at l5o l5Ao Wool Bags 42t0isc Burlsps
&c for 4Oneh and l2Ae for 6Onch Hop Cloth, ll@llsc
yard
CANDLEs-The product of the local candle factories
is quoted as follows San Francisco ysta Wax l4oz
15c; Stearc Acid. l4oz, l4c Star 14oz 13Ac; Eagle
I4oz l6lc; do 1907 lSc Solar Sperm l4oz l4ac; Ad-
aInantine, 1907, 12c; Globe 9i-oz l0c; Bay I'M
proved Wax fSll weight, 16d16Ac Stearic Acid full
weight l4dl4Ac; Solar, light weight 11tdllAc
Parafne, Csc D b.
CASE GooDs Following is the price list of the lead
ing local Gamers White and Black Cher
ries, Gooseberries Peaches Nectarines Straw
berries Raspberries end Currants each 50 2 dozen
q ID tins; Table Apricots Bartlett Pears Ounces
assorted Ap les and Blacb Der es each 81 80 German
Prunes, Plums and Grapes, each S2 20 Apples, Pie
Peaches Pie Strawberries and Pie Currants each 50
other Pie Fruits 81 Is dozen q N tins In 8b tins,
Table Peaches aud Cher les quoted at SO Table
ApTcots and Pears, IS SO Table assorted Pums. IS:
Pie Gu rants, S. so Pie Strawberries So Pie April
cots Peaches, Cherries and Backberries, IS 50 Pie
Grapes and Plums s. and Pie Apples 81 so . dozen
Sb tins Jams and Jelies, 81 70 3 2-ib tins Succo-
tash. 81 String Beans 81 so Peas and Corn 81 70
Asparagus 2ab tins 81 Is: Pork and Beans, 81, and
Tomatoes 81 Is
CEMENT AND PLAsTER-Forlo lowing are the quota
tions of the II. I. Holmes Lime Company Portland
Cement oreignl 81 % al so; Rosendae do (Easternl
~ 75d3; Plaster 81 1898 IS Santa Cruz Lime.
81 69@l rs D barrel.
OHIooRY-Californis 4t96c; German, 6I@7c D H.
C02L-FOreign descriptions for future loading
marked down 25c per ton a few days ago Australian
has been freely offered at the decline, many vessels
want to come this way from the Colonies At last
mail dates, freights from Australia to San Francisco
were l3s per ton. Anthracite and Cumberland are in
good supply, but steady. Coos Bay is selling at s. so
(06 and Seattle at So 50d7 There is good demand
for English Foundry Coke and also for the Coke pro-
duced by the local Gas Companies. ]. w. Harr sons
CiTCnlaF
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winston, Forsytbe Co., N. c. March Is. 1sso.

Winston. Forsythe Co., N. c., March Is, $780,
Gents-I desire to express to you my thanks for
| your wonderful Hop Bitters. was troubled with
Dyspeps for five years previous to commencing the
use 81 your Hop btters some six months ago. Nv
cure has been wonderful. am pastor of the First
Methodist Church OF this place, and my whole cob.
gregaton can testify to the great virtue of your bit
ters. Very respectfully, Rev. II. fEREBEE.
Rochester, N. Y, March IL, 1880.
Hop Bitters Co.-Please accept our grateful ac-
acknowledgement for the Hop Bit rs you were so kind
TO donate, and which were such benefit to US. We
are so built up with it we feel young again.
OLD LADIES OF rHB HOME OF THE FFIsEDLEss.
Delevan, Wis, Sept "a, 1880.
Gents-I have taken not quite one bottle OF the
hop Bitters. was feeble old man OF 70 when i
got 1t. To-day am active AMI feel as well as
did at 30. see great many that need such medi-
cine d. LoYcs
Monroe, Mich, Sept. rs, 1875
Sirs-I have been taking Hop Bitters Tor indam-
nation Of the kidneys and b adder 1t has done for
me what four doctors failed to do-cured me- The
WI CARTER
II you have sick friend whose life is burden.
one bottle of Hop Btters will restore that friend to
perfect health and happiness
Bradford, Pa. May 8. 1881
1t has cured me Of several Diseases such as
nervousness, sickness OF the stomach monthly
troubles etc. have not seen a sick day since
took Hop Btters. MRS. FANNIs GREEN.
Evansville, Wis, June "a, 1882
Gentlemen-No medicine has had one-haf the
sale here aud given such universal satisfaction as
your Hop Bitters have We take pleasure in speak
ing for their welfare every who tries them is
well satisfied with their results Several such re-
markable cures have been made with them here that
there are number of earnest workers in the Hop
Bittsrs cause. One person gained eleven pounds
from taking only few bottles. SMITH IDE.
Bay City, Mich, Feb 8, 1880. =
Hop Bitters Company think it my duty TO send
you recommend for the benefit Of any person
wishing to know whether Hop Bitters are good or
not. know that they are good for general debility
and Indigestion strengthen the system, and
make new life. l recommend my patients TO use
them. DR.. A. PLArT, Treater OF Chronic Diseases.
Superior Wis, JAM, 1880.
heard in my neighborhood that your Hop Bltters
was doing such great deal Of good among the sick
and afflicted with most every kind Of disease and as
had been troubled for q teen years with neuralgia
and all kinds Of rheumatic complaints and kidney
trouble, took bottle according to directions
1t at once did me great deal of good, and used
four bottles more. am an old man, but am now
as we'll as l can wish There seven or eight fam
lilies in place using Hop Bitters for their family
medicine, well satisfied with it that they will
other. One lady here has been bedridden for
years, is well and doing her work from the use Of
three bottles. LEONARD WHITBECK.
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SYRup-Since January 24th the Citations for local
made have been as follows Bbis $50 hf bbls SIZE;
5-gaIlon kegs 62lc; i-gallon tins, 77Ac . gallon
ToBAccO-Plug, 5T@.Oc; Coil, 52kd75c; Roll 673@
T5c; Light Pressed, s2l@67ic . n, according to
brand
WHIsKY-we quote high proof. 81 S0@l 90 low
proof 81 75@2 So various brands Of Bourbon g ESQ
) 50 p gall according to age
WINEs-Ca California IN bottles as follows: Angelica
"a s7ta5 So Clsret IS 25@3 50 Port $5@l0; Sherry
S5d5 So: White, 81 50a5 50 dozen.
WOODEN GooDs-Following is partial list OF
prizes Of goods made at the local factories
in this city shsTls. fancy check and solid col
72xl41 500 Rdozsn with larse variety between these
extrenles White and Blue Mixed Knitting Yarn,
Si s7S: scarlet Blue and Seal Brown 81 62A o yard
Waterproof $l@si 20 . yard: 0vershirts, $l6@45
Underwear Siss545 Jackets Sedl5 dozen.
FREIeHTs-Gerard @. Tobey, LASS tons Wheat 70
Iivernool 4nR
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Anna Maria KrIder, wife Of Tobias X i.

CnamOerSDurg, July 70, 1910.
This is to let the people know that l., Anna Maria
Krider, wife OF Tobias Krider am now past seventy
four years of age. Ny health has been very bad for
many years past. | was troubled with weakness
ton OF the bowels. / was 80 miserable could eat
nothing. heard Of Hop Bitters aud was resolved
to try them. have only used three bottles, and /
feel wonderful good, well and strong again. My
bowels are regular, my appetite good, and cough
gone. think it my duty to let the people know
how bad was, and what the medicine has done for
me, so they can cure themselves with 1t.
Ny wife was troubled for years with blotches,
moth patches, freckles and pimples on her face,
which nearly annoyed the life out Of her She spent
many dollars on the thousand infallible @ cures,
with nothing but injurious effects. A lady friend
of Syracuse, N. Y, who had had similar experienc
and had been cured sith Hop Bitters, induced her
to try it. One bottle has made her face smooth,
fair and soft chids, and given her such health
that it seems almest miracle
MEMBER OF CANADIAN PARLIAMENT.
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what II DID for am old Lady.

Coshocton Station, N. Y, Dec. Is, 1878.
Gents number of people have been using your
Bitters here and with marked effect. lady of over
seventy years had been sick for the past ten years
she had not been able to get around. Six months
ago she was helpless. Her old remedies or physi.
clans being Of no avail, sent forty five miles and
got bottle Of bop Bitters. 1t had such an effect
her that she was able to dress herself and walk
about the house. After taking two bottles more she
was able to take care Of her room and walk out to
her neghbors, and has improved al the time since.
My wife ana children also have derived great benefit
from their use
W. B. HATHAWAY Act JJ 8 Fx On
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DRUGS-Alum 0nj3ct renneQ bOrax. lI4c,
Blue Vitriol, 7R67sc; Birthstone, SIC for roll and
&c for California refined Cream Tartar. 33(d55c;
Nitric Acid 2AG6c; Tartarie Acid 60G62c; Sulphuric
Acid 2k@t4c
DRY GooDs-Brown shirting is iobbing at 6@7ac;
sheeting, 7sd9ic; Brown Drilling, Stg9Sc; Prints,
61d7c q yard.
FIsH-Canned Salmon is nominal at 81 25(1I 80 for
California and 81 30pl IS for Oregon Pacific Goldfish,
&C for Sob bds &c for selected in l0 and Sc for
homeless Eastern Goldfish tSt Georges bank, Sa@9c
jP n Eastern Mackerel. 81 1901 81 for No. in l5b
kits. and S5@3 rs for Mess in 10 b kits.
LEATHER-We quote Sole, 23d29c; Harness,
32I9tc: Skirting. 34938c Calf Skins $65970 Wax
and Buff Leather, l6@l7Ac D foot; Kip Skins S50@60
q dozen.
LUMBER-Cargoes- Pine rough, SIS; rough clear
Pine S24; Pine flooring and stepping SN 50 /;
Redwood SIS for rough and S28 for surfaced Retail
Pine, common rough, up to 40 feet S22 80 o M feet;
No flooring, inches and over $32 50 do and I'M
der. and llx4 and ltx6 flooring and stepping. SS5
rough clear for flooring 81 less than above rates
Lsths, IS 70 o NJ Shakes, Sl2 . NJ Redwood, rough
merchantable so so D M surface No l. S35 I. & G.
Redwood, lix4 and llx6 SIS do inch, u feet and
over S32 So do beaded IL feet and over, 235; half
inch surface $780, Pickets, fancy, ~ 80 do rough,
pointed, go do do square, Sl7 30; Siding inch,
$25 Shingles 80 so o NJ Bsttens inch, lineal lie;
Posts, l7sc each
MALT LIoUoRs-EngIish Ale and Porter are
quoted at 90 1905 IS for quarts and Csc advance for
dozen pints-
METALs-Prices for all descriptions remain steady.
Tin Plate is less active, the wants OF the Gamers
largely supplied for the present, not for the sea-
son. J. w. Harrisons private circular quotes Pig
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The ORIGINAL South Carolina ordinance d

The original South Carolina ordinance Of
secession is preserved in the office of the
Secretary of State at Columbia. It is writ
ten on parchment. is entitled An Ordi-
nance to dissolve the Union between the
State of South Carolina and other States,
united with her under the compact en-
titled the Constitution of the United States
of America, and is very brief, containing,
besides the title, date, ETC., but little
more than 100 words.
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A Poor ARrrsT.-A pretty girl had =
bashful artist for q sweetheart, and he
never would come to the point. One
night, after he had made desperate at
tempt to test her feelings, she looked at
him in a very significant way. What do
YOU mean by that?' he asked with startled
look, "Do you profess to be an artist !"
she replied evasively. Yes. DO you
think you are good one !" l Halter
myself that am" "Well, l don't think
So" Why not7" Because you cannot
even draw an inference" He did, though,
and now that girl supports him by taking
boarders The Drummer.
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Honest Old Tim.

Gorham, N. H., July IA, 1879.
Gents-Whoever you are, | don't know; but
thank the LORI, and feel grateful to You to know
that in this world of aduterated medicines there
compound that proves and does all it advertises
to do and more. Four years ago | had slight
shock of palsy, which unnerved me TO such an ex-
tent that the least excitement would make me shake
like the ague. Last May was induced to try Hop
Bitters. / used one bottle, but did not see any
change. Another did SO change my nerves that they
are now as steady as they ever were. 1t used to
take both hands to write, but now my good right
hand writes this. Now, if you continue to manu-.
facture as honest ard good an article you do, you
will accumulate hol est fortune, aud confer the
greatest blessing on your fellow-men that was ever
conferred on mankind. TIN BURcH
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKET REVIEW.
General Merchandise.
san FRANcIsco, April Is

Ia.rOsr.D FOR run sAOnAxnaro n.OonD-usros1
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Rlch Ladr.s Experlence.

travelled all over Europe and other foreign coun-
tries at cost of thousands of dollars, in search Of
health and found it not l returned discouraged and
disheartened, and restored to real youthful
health and spirits with less than two bottles Of Hop
Bitters. hope others may profit by my experience
and stay at home. LADY, Augusta, Ne.
had been sick ard miserable so long, causing
my husband much trouble and expense, no one
knowing what allied me. / was so completely dis
heartened aud discouraged that got bottle Of Hop
Bitters and used them unknown to my family. 1
soon began to improve and gained so fast that my
husband and family thought it strange and unnatu-
raj, but when told them what had helped me, they
said, Hurrah fer Hop Bitters long may they
prosper; for they have made mother well and us
happy" THE MOTHER.
My mother says Hop Bitters is the only thing that
will keep her from her old and severe attacks of
paralysis and headache.-Ed Oswego Sun.
Luddington. Mich, Feb. 2, 1880.
have sold Hop Bitters for four years, and there
is no medicine that surpasses them for bilious at
tacks, kidney complaints and many diseases incident
| to this malarial climate II. T. ALEXANDER.
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We quote other kinds: Coke Tin, $685. 80; Roofing
Tin, 81 Is Charcoal Tin 81 o box; Yellow Metal,
24625c English Cast Steel 14Gl5e Sheet Zinc. ga
Sic Pig Lead, 4t5c; Bar Lead, SIC; Lead Pipe.
70; Sheet Lead Sc; Bar Copper, lie; Pig Tin, ZIG
22lc H.
NAILs-The event of the week was the starting of
the Judson Nail Factory at Oakland the llIh the
first enterprise of the kind west of the Rocky Mount
aims In anticipation of this event. and to annoy tbs
promoters Of the industry. prices were educed
25o per key for Uo lots OF STERN the lowest price
in a long time The revised rates follows {:
Standard sizes, led to Sod, 50 70 keg extra sizes
from 81 to d 25 the latter figure for Sd; Brad head
nails l0d to I'D 81 IS: do Sd 50 do Cd q 20 do 4d
and 3D. IS so . key Spikes all Sizes 81 Discount of
Ou~China Nut, zoe : California Castor. 81 80 for
No l. and 81 Is for No q Refined Cocoanut, 4Od45c ;
California Linseed in single BIB lots, BIC for raw aud
cans l6@2Cc; do in bulk. l4c do $50 degrees 22gzc;
Whale 42l6s47ic; Sperm 81 05dl Is for crude pure
winter strained Lard. 81 In bbls and 81 u IN TINS
Possel Olive, S5@5 25; Plaguiol Olive. % 39ao 9O
Duret do. Sc 5096 70; extra fine kinds, Ssss dozen
quartz <.., -
PATNTs-Good demand foI White Lead at 6@6st o
PowpEa- California Blasting, IS Is . key; Giant,
800 for No and 75c for No /; Vulcan Blasting. i5c
for No l. Soc for No. aud S5c D for No. Win the
usual discount as to quantity. ., "a m
QUIcKsILvER-SH 80 q flask or sot9Soac y ID
RTcE-Rangoon 4t@4Ec Hawaiian 5@Slc; China,
4s@5lc for No. and mixed, and 6@5tc Tor Extra
No. l.
men Island si59I5 for coarse and S20dz2 for hne
California Sl061l2 for coarse and Sl4dl6 for tine
SPIErrs-Californis pure 81 . for No. = and u .
for No. l.
6fl0c b II.
suoAR-Sinte March 9th the prices of 25-bbl lots
from local reineries have been follows
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.IVOlCE FROM THE PEOPLE.
THE GREATEST CURATIVE SUCCESS OF The ACE.

No medicine introduced to the public has
ever met with the success accorded to Hop
Bitters. 1t stands to-day the bess-known
curative article in the world. Its marvellous
renown is not due to the advertising it hiss
received. 1t is famous ty reason of its in
herent virtues Il does all tina. is claimed
for it. l. is the most Pow erful, speedy and
effective agent known for the building up Of
debilitated systems and general family medi.
cine.
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THF WEEKLY UNION

Literary journal published on the Pacific coat
Terms One Year 90
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-02-21
"Poiiticians" Versus Estates
men,"

One of the principal causes of the
present high carnival OF peculation and
robbery arises from the fact that the bet
ter elements of society have in a great
measure turned over the control of party
20 greedy, unprincipled, remorseless of
fee seekers, and their tools. IL rs angu
lar hsW fer If tie honest roters k"oW the
tricks Of The Poitttc,dSs, and ther m,se
rattle soorkiag tools, used in electloneer-
ing. The caucuses are almost always
managed and controlled by Office seeking
schemers. The world of the States
man and Politician lie as for apart
as the east Is from the west, and yet,
they are often mistaken, ~ for the other.
The result of this state OF things is that
a large proportion OF men who are pa
%triotic. high-miDded and independent,
feel themselves poWerless to cope with
this one-man boss rule. whose ends and
aims are 80 seli,h aud dangerous and
,chO are often dssdssiRs of character, as
UeH as Liberty AMI ugkf. " hen will all
goOd ~cItlZcuo arouse themselves aud by
conceIL ted action right this thing E
Greensboro Putriot
We have itadicizei certain paragraphs
in the above, because they are justified
by occurrences every day of the year, at
our National capital, our Stat capital
and at all other centres of political
power and emolument. No man of any
observation and intelligent reflection,
can reside at such points without becom-
ing convinced that humbug and corrup-
ton are the chief factors in political life,
and are generally combined in the So
called Statesman
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-02-21
For thu Farmer and Mechanic.
NORWOOD, n. c., Feb. 18th, 1888.

NORWOOD, n. c., Feb. 18th, 1888.
In response to "a call to consider the
subject OF a cotton factory. the citizens
of Norwood ard vicinity TUNED out Ell
masse. il tie Me- lemv, the 18Th Inst.
Maj l.. y. .\udrcHs was elected prcsi
icnt, Cart. ] II. Wright secretary
Maj. y dr.ws, u "A few practical remarks,
explained TIE object "i the meeting, al
ter whoL The feasib l.ty Of erecting a fac
tory at this place was discussed at length
by nr VI. L. Waddill, Capt. j.. NJ
Wright. NJ. l. Barnhardt, :. I'll. Mi
ton and others, all of whom agreed that
il was not only practical, but highly es-
sential to the prosperity of the commu
nifty. a careful estimate of of the cost
of machinery and all other necessary ex-
penses for putting In operation a five
thousand spindle factory was shown, also
running expenses per day, and market
value of manufactured products, clearly
demonstrating that a handsome dividend
could be derived from the investment.
The chairman her appointed a com
G. Turner, NJ. l.. Barnhardt, NJ. +. Bla-
lock, j.. VI. Wright and 5. III. Milton to
>ol ci' aud receive subscriptions; a report
III tnelT pTOgleSS 10 Ue Indue at next
meeting. After a further interchange Of
views in regard to the most expedient
course to be pursued, the meeting al
journed to meet on Saturday, the 24th,
at , O'Clock p. M, when more effective
steps will be taken. The utmost enthu
siasm prevailed, and all seemed deter
mined to leave no stone u~ntnrned for the
accomplishment of the desired object.
There appears to be but little, ii any.
doubt as to the certainty of the factory
being built. Our people realize the i'm
portance OF the matter, and are taking
hold oil 1t In earnest. If we ever buiio
up our State, we must put theory into
practice and do the work ourselves in
stead of waiting for others to do it for u
Let the people sell their surplus and
other property to Northern. ii immigrants.
and invest the money thus obtained, and
every other spare dollar in manufacturing
| enterprises, and let the hum of the spin
die be heard in every village. We must
not wait for foreign capital to como IN to
build US up but lay out what money
We nave in the State and go as tar as we
can. Then money Will be attracted from
abroad to assist IN carrying on the good
work. There is a grand future before
our good old State, if her penp'e will
but utilize the present. If We haven't
money enough to build all the foctorie>
and railroads we need, now, let Us @
ahead and do what we can, end k,ep
one What say you? :. T. Ally
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-02-21
4 wilson County Young Man
Wants a wife!

i wan a wife. a frst-ra5e wife,
A girl that's ali my own.
10 cook my meals aud cheer my life.
With smilI Il words aud tone.
want a kind Of apply girl,
Ripe rosy-cheeked aud sound,
Whose tender feelings sort Of quirl,
And Irvine me all around.
A girl with cheeks like hollyhocks,
Industrious. kind and true,
That's smart enough to foot my socks,
And mend my clothes like new
A girl that never pledged a vow,
To any chap but me,
That's been brought I'D 10 mi k a COW,
And have warm cakes ioG tea
Like tallow dips her eyes must be.
As melting and as bright.
They'll do 10 court her by you see,
And save another light.
She must bograceful as the bell
Upon the lily found,
Add make such butter as will sell
For thirty cents a pound.
II she I've spoke for should appear
In answer to these rhymes,
She II hnd a pardner most sincere,
la marrying Joel Grimes.
= WILSON Adrance.
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DAs.5sR 10 DxAoc#AT~ NC arr
tired Of giving or bargaining ~ syndi
Gates valuable property upon assurances
that certain obligstsons are t. b. carried
out, ADD hen these Syndics;c~ -cnle for
ward At the VERY nexi session oi ia. ten
eraI Assembly aud ask 10 be released
from the obligations a. umcd a. a trump
card To aid IN carrying their schemes
through the LEGISLATURE We repeat
Let the General Assembly move very
cautiously in the matter 81 giving away
the States Interest ia the railroads
There l. danger 4 the ppac acN -
their giving away Ius.ucs. GJldSboru
trtx.Hrar
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-02-21

The suggestion may appear impe~ti
nent that DO member of the present Leg
lslature shall be put on the Railroad
road Commission. 1t is not snni usrd
that the Legislature will create ~,i'icc, vi
resi- onsibilily and profit aud then r"t
some of It's own members in them. This
would lie 50 strangely inmodest and un-
becoming that 1t is almost an insnit to
suppose for a mument that this Wi be
dope. And yet such is the prop ecy We
hear. The South Carolina Legislature
has a ~pr1viso in the bill before it pre-
venting any such unseemly display. J.
ought TO be a very clear case of fitoess-
ore upon which the public eye is at oLcc
fixed for the rule to be violated. If a
commission is appointed and politicians
compose il there will be gr, at aud un-
mistakable dissatisfaction and cutlery at
the very start VIII. Star.
Very true. but a man Fitness" for
responsible position nowadays is eeuer ,ly
measured by the amount Of work he ha,
done Ter the party. Is it strangely i'm
modest" for Magistrates to elect County
Commission ers from their " body?
This is not prophecy but an accom-
plisned fact. journal
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-02-21

The TRI>T1Y ELorEMENT. Trinity
College is tAt,ted over the supposed
elopeulent betaeen a young Lazy and a
married man-Patrtot.
the Patriot no doubt r., fcr~ % Ia
marriage oil Henry Taylor aud Mis-
Timey johnson, OF irIul.. We have
made enquiries and are informed that
MIR. Taylor is not a married man, aud
that he had been keeping company with
Miss johnson who is au educated young
lady and a school teacher. IL is said
that a woman calling herself NJ l'aylor'~
wife, formerly stopped with him at his
mothers as his wife and even >igned /.
deed with him as his wife, but we or.
tod she was MOI married to him Nr
aud Mrs Taylor will Do doubt return anu
go to keeping house like other PEOPLE.
and yarns will stop High Point
Pioneer.