davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-09-26
The TarJoro .Somherner will CO

The TarJor0 SoutherHer will con-
tribute 800 toward the home for dis
abled CoDtederates. Good.
....R. d. Graham, of South Point
township, had about a dozen South
week. Lincoln Ne,Cs.
1.-The total visible supply of cotton
for the world is l.G2l.763.-Four
men drowned in a coal mine at King
ston. Pa.
"A negro outraged a Young girl in
Sumpter county, S. c.. and stabbed her
sister, who tried to protect her a party
of citizens captured the negro. tied him
to a tree and shot him to death.-Fo-
tai net receipts of cotton since Septcm-
Der LIST, 1913 979 bales.
Washington Gazette Mr.. L. ii.
B. Myers is preparing to erect 4 cotton
seed oil mill, and expects to com hence
work about the 18th of October Col
). L. Carrow has been appointed a rev
enue officer by Collector Ike IounE.
The Czarina of Russia made a
startling discovery. She CHANGED to zee
one of her own Chamberlains pin a paper
upon her dressing table. 1t was a not ce
warning the Car what he must do un Ter
penalty of death. The Chamberlain was
arrested whereupon he took his own lie.
Even the men of the Emperor's own
household are against him.
Charlotte Gbserrer The trial of
David Fraley, for the murder OF Mr.. III.
+. Walker. a revenue agent i'll Staaly
county. on the Sth of last February.
which was commenced at Concord last
Thursday morning. vas concluded last
night. and resulted in a verdict of man
slaughter The case was given to the
Jury in the afternoon and they were out
until half past eleven O'Clock last night
when they returned with their verdict.
Judge Gilmer sentenced Fraley to Il
years in the penltentiary.
Argument in the case was begun Fri
day night. when MIR. Samuel Pemberton
opened for the prosecution, and was
followed by MIR. Mauney, of Salisbury,
for the defense. Yesterday morning
the arguments of the counsel were re-
sumed, Maj. Montgomery and Capt
Price pleading for the prisoner, and Mr.
A. S. Puryear and Solicitor f. 1. Os
borne speaking for the State.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-09-26
--boo! ano Church Department.

prof : :. Ailyctt aud lady take
Of Wheatloy, Ark, High Schoo'.
Rev Or. Cu..y, Of Richmond the
rapr e>-r:eb Congressman, has bought
..mcr house in A-hcville-
Fin, Roxy Mount Graded School
.sa nam el.rolled. Wilson about
e.
Miss Emily Campbell aud Mrs. FL
Daniel have a good school at Wei
s. the Nsrs says.
-r.ey. Nj. Ea>on accepts the call OF
Fayetteville Baptists. Rev. l..
NIX anon has another call from Column
al. Iresbyterians.
Missouri gobbles another n. c.
,-srher. Rev. pr. w. \. Nelscn OF
.rs NJ. f. Church at Shelby, will west
yard 20.
The Winston Graded School build
when completed will be the finest
.. state, it IS said. Cost sl3. 900.
-~ors Tomlinson and Chas. ID. Nc
ls.. Principals.
-Narrentol GozeHe says The
r... Dr. Munday has accepted a call
l the Baptist church in Greenville.
aud viii leave here for that place
,. i-t week in October. This will be
beard with regret, not only by the MEM
hers of his own church, but by all classes
g u4r citizens.
Charlotte journal wants to bray on
r.e churches of that burg. The Baptist
- IS nearly finished aud the Metho-
IT.. is having large towers, which change
IT,. Whole exterior appearance, and Is
v.r- stylish. The lst Presbyterian is
ia.ag . new steeplc, and 2nd Presby-
r.sn IS being altered. The colored
-copalians have ''as pretty a little
-sIary al, cta he found anywhere"
From Louisburr T,mes We borrow
tI. items. Mrs. Geo. ). Baker, Mrs.
Fl e Spivcy and Miss Maggie Furgur-
.cfr for New York. Mrs. Bake
a.J Hiss Furgursou will attend Cooper
&. -ljtuJr for three months, drawing auC
l-usytnr, while Mrs SpIvev will take les
-es.- .u lc.--M i-s Leona Brown
Ir't an Tuesday for New York to live witt
Be-, unt.--MrS Mary Fuller left fol
J.. ,etcu to teach music in the Female
las .jtute. We CONGRATULATE the %Institu-
.'apt. thas VI Cooke and
lady ave visiting Boston Exposition.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-09-26

\ BROOKLYN LlbY MIS~I>G -
Bsouhago, y. Z Sept pa leward
OF 500 was offered TIL, .. III tor the
discovery OF Nh, Elizabeth Norton. II
year, q axe, w.te OF the captain OF .
trans Atlantic steamer, who has been
~ s~teriou-ly missing since last Saturday.
ana who il is feared has mt with foul
play She went first to the office of her
brother, Mr.. Edward Bliss, IL Wall St,
and ob.alned =. 900 dollars, hen sh,
went t. the company oihte in Cham
ber> street, but the stock not being ready
for delivery She started toward Broad
way. Tins Is the las; hat has been seen
of her hy her friends. In addition u
The 5000 10 cash, She had in her pos
session about - 900 worth of diamonds.
y Is. After an absence OF tep days
she was found in a Jersey CITY grog shop
having a good time.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-09-26

The other day, while dressing a
deer. | discovered "a small stone. inside
the Hody of the animal it is yellowish
about the size of a plum stone. People
who have seen m%adstones pronounce it
to be one. Please inform me where
mad~tones are found what one about
the size ofa plum stone is worth. and if
such things are ever und inside a deer.
Ii there are any subscribers to your val
liable paper interested in madstones. |
would Ike to hear something about
them.-Ihos. II. R0ddam, South LoweV.
Ala.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-09-26

ANOTHER NIEW.-An English writer
says THE tendency Of the age is t.
level the barriers between the sexes.
girls play tennis, they row, they rink,
they skate, they sit in the smoking room,
they dance, not only In the evenings, but
in the afternoons. The natural tendency
of such intimate association would be
matrimony. But the fact is, that men
who might have had serious intentions
are frightened off before liking baget>
love. There Is ali ali-pruyai.iug fuss
pervading the intercourse Of youug PEG
pie which is altogether detrimental. The
instant a pair begin to show any particu
lar liking for each Others society, the
wide world around them il instantly ~
the qui rtre. The mother watches,
fuses. reports to her c%ronies, and I o
sense Of delIcacv, and making her con-
scious and constrained or leading her 10
imagine hers If beloved. when the mans
feeling Is only that Of pleasure IN the
society of a young woman who does her
best to make herself agreeable. Men
are usually ignorant how girls note and
weigh the attentions thel receive, and
that they lmpart the de ais OF such
homage to symrathetic-lf eneiou>-
feminine ears, thus giving body 10 vague
nothingS. and brooling over trides TIL
they gather shape. Meanwhile. the man.
having said the pretty things his idea OF
p~oliteness has prompted, goes away, for
getting them and their recipient, while
she is expecting a declaration as the re
suit of a few soft nothiugs, a Squeeze OF
the hand, or tender chances. Women
are not aware. on the other hand, how
sincerely he may like and admire a girl
without a thought beyond mere goodwill.
Aud it il precisely the better kind OF
ma who falls into the misfortune of
raising false hopes the mat who believes
10 the simplicity and candor Of women.
desires their sympathy and values their
rppard.'
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-09-26

DEATHS.-With much regret we note
the aft LECTION which has befalien some of
our friends at Durham. Miss Minnie
Moore. a young lady, who was much adj
mired and esteemed, died on Tuesday
OF last week, at the residence of DIR. a.
6. Carr and on Wednesday, Col. w.
I. Blackwell and Mrs. Blackwell were
bereaved of their little daughter. Mary.
IN Halifax, Mrs. Lewis, mother of
Sheriff Lewis.-1es, the war is over,
and those who came out of it all right
are all right,-but many a poor fellow
still rocks in pain, or suffers in poverty,
as the result of It.--ln PIttsboro,
last week, Lieut.. John A. Thompson, of
the 18th reg't., was found dead in the
tield.-a victim of a wound in the knee
cap, received In the grllant charge at
Bristow s alton. He was a native of
Wake, and had many friends in this
county though for some years he had
been keeping books for w. L.. London,
Ia Pittsboro - Near Carthage. Mrs.
ChrIstiana Kelley, aged 81. mother of
Prot. John f.. Kelley, OF Union Home
School. -Juuius Rrutus Booth, the
actor, and Hugh j. Hastings, a New
York editor. are dead.-At Fat
hJck. near MISUNDERSTANDING, SOl. lItuIy
7. Farmer, a well known citizeu.--
Rockingham South says DIR. J VI. and
Ms. Ella Covington. lost their little son,
Oetavius, ithe fifth child they have lost)
on Sept. 10th, by d%iphtheria. Rev. r..
:. Ledbetter conducted the funeral aud
the whole town sympathizes with the
afflicted parents. --The community
around Mt. Gilead was much shocked
last week at the death of one of its most
promising young men, Evander Mex n
non.-At the residence of Nr. Martin
Coviugton, in Marlborough county,
Miss Mary Graham, of typhoid fever,
aged IL John, son of Neil Patter
son. died at his fathers home, near Red
Banks, last Sunday morning. Captain
Angus ). Baker departed this life Wed
ne,day. Sept. I2th.--In Mocksville,
Mrs. Eliza Williams Bell, wife of DIR. NJ.
L. Bell, and daughter of DR.. James F.
Nartin.---In Newbern, Mr.. +. III.
Spencer.-Samuel Melton, an old aud
respectable citizen of Rutherford, died
Aug. Goth, aged SO Mrs. Nancy
Carson, wife Of Mr.. .. P. Carson, died
in S~partanburg. She formerly lived In
Rutherford, where her many qualities
Won many friends.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-09-26
4 MURDERER SuRRExnERs HIM

\ MURDERER SURRENDERS HIM
SELF.-Nortolk. Sept. 20.-Jno. Jarvis.
who killed Claudiu> Bonney at london
bridge near here last Tuesday. and az
terward fled to the swamp to avoid
lynching, made his way to the house Of
the county Judge last night and surren-
,lered. lie is nov i'll Jail well guarded.
There Will be a preliminary trial to-
morrow. and the sheriff will be on hand
10 preserve peace and protect the pris-
oner, Is the popular feeling Is strongly
against him.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-09-26
- -

WELL MEANING. But IGNORANT
The Spanish have a pruyerb The MAJ
who ,tumnlcs twice on the anne some
is a fool There may be something
very profound ii that. but We iail to see
it. We cant see why one good stone,
that will outlast a dozen lifetimes, ism t
Just as good for a man to do all his stun
bling over as a great expensive collection
Of miscellaneous tones SO widely scat
tered chat a lost car agent couldn't keep
track OF half of them. The Spaniarus
mean well enough, but you can't expect
very much Of a people who spell lilo
say with a "J.'-Buslmgton Hrckcye.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-09-26

-. Ih,I,Rlpbo, Press Miners nros
pea'ing near Concord y. e.. discovered
at the month Of a long deserted Shaft 0,
a gold mine, the skeleton of 4 woman.
The clothing and shoes were still on The
bones, and, from TIE fine quality OF the
cloth and the presence Of a diamond ring
Of some value, it i thought that the
bones We're those of some lady Of posi-
lion and means.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-09-26

SEND HIN TO MoREHEAp IN SEARCH
OF DR. 3. AT P~itt>bulg, Thursday, 4
balloon in which was Prof e.. \. Wa
uer, collapsed when 5000 feet above the
earth. Mr.. Warner held on to the ropes
aud the balloon came down So Slowly "a
to land him on the ground uniniure
A light weight, surely
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-09-26


VAS
~" ,"l ~
~. i'
'' ~ y"
- go
iLduAs. sr call again We Ike 10
make tie a.qaifutau, o. our ,uG,cr
5rr~.
I,n
Isl S' ''-
feh ~. =. IAN gentleman who la>t
wear advertised Hooded sheen am
1aat4 Fowl. +, ,,e y
,taft"
- = "2 ''i> VII '"a
nearly 500 worth oi game chickens
Clad 70 hear IL. because Ii signifies III,
sroyy,b 5.n.,,l
- "'H'' '-e ~ ~ ld-'1'h e
subscribers, tells the N9attet,sr tnat
luriu. hi trp through tie south H..
say G.w If ,,,
"
""' oN" 0''''' IT an "-ia.u1lufa. sec
ton.
w uoG ! III our excl in,e, tr.3t NJ
\nr,o,a otf.,.t M
y
az ''' ~
North aroma JAP" a purse ~ 5000 on
$1,000. Mr.. F.. Pumerov accepted. ON
l.L.1rn. U., l.u
NJ -
-. "iieu' pa" = Co,
-"
y 80 lana - ~. ann !
'i,,iT' H'M N1'' h,r. VI ;
= ~ q ;" IA II Htpj
= 'hri el i a native 81 axe
tpd "iIieN 70 he'P pv,'ed 90 tue new
'i"li VI i4'enus put Z so"t sieh
'h1' = many I'hIMdl ofefa'lNes are
>u7>SIio''iI ~ 'a' " =. me wnuta
uPpo> ''eA ''ai ,t'le '''ht l9r any hiud
NJ ita'i' put me dty i'o1 @'mIns
"Aeh u" "''' lass r9al WI employ any
0ut ih'eihIe :, hrNt-c'3,N hen hany a
~,hou>aha uoi'arS ma been DESTROYED By
'hG IL % ~"tdr,a"aNe qulck Hltted,
Wen lh'oIu'ea Eh-ihcgr, N~onductor.
hTahHsuIdn, rlag i,au, It~ieSriphe'' etc,
- 'i1S 'ciNsr' iu.hahi '.ad"d
Ichvvl' Gept D. - haIdcd Us DS Supt
= heiHod5 y me same scho"i
Huiin1 an 'Tt'oa"le can on saturday.
rom ! ~. Nchhe0y We iearne1 that
thefe !. u" he" <tSe oi az hthcria, ADD NJ
lear ~ ~ spreId, as ING presence OF -
niuri '"DIoeo Soi 'St'i " Corrective 81
IN, IL ha.f L.1.. !" I'LL
9 -. ~ ~. wien
~ ~ co"Ie' 1'ls
,. ,''''iIu, ''e'
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-09-26

Cornelius TobiDe, an insane muir
rrar. recently released from an asylum,
- omitted suicide at Boston. Mass
David Fralev. tried at Consord, y. c,
s. numbering II. +. Walker, was sen
seed 70 twelve years in the peniten-
.agy Five white men killed and FIVE
wounded by an explosion of the boiler of
FAN engine near Shreveport, La. Rus
ia i making extensive war preparations
ag the German aud Austrian frontiers;
rmou~ provision d-pots have been es-
Isl ed and two army corps have been
~.r.bured between the Nistula and Bers
Is er-.-An explosion Of rockets in a
tory at Wooiwich Arsenal destroyed
.uy buildings aud caused serious loss of
eS eidenbach. Schwab & Co.
.l.c-aie ciothier>, New York. failed for
tat1,y1o.-A fire at Memphis. Tenn;
-s Slj.U -Postmaster Ming, OF
ldalia, La, arrested fol stealing regis
cred letter, he confessed the crime.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-09-26


TARRoRO SOUTHEkNER ITEMS
Mr.. Thos. II. Battle address 10 tie
Guild, Wednesday night. was an a-rcc-
able surprise. 1t IA cleverly done. in
deed. DR. l.. l.. station WIS chosen to
follow him.--Naior Charles NJ
>tcadman. when III Rome. received the
Pope's blessing. He is urged for the
nomination for Observation-Disclosures
and some one has suggested that since
the Pope's blessing, he won't DO.
Shades Of Castor NO .ludge ever
gave more general satisfaction than did
Judge Philips. Tarboro has lust cause
TO honor and feel proud Of him and his
increasing usefulness and popularity.
And more than that. Nash seems to be
SURPRISING any Of her ~neighbors III the
way OF material progress, &c and has
Just built a brick Jail with steel cells
costing about $500. and the maguili-
cent $1,000 stone bridge spanning Tar
River at the Falls. which viii stand a
whole century to reflect credit upon the
county rs well as its commissioners.
Aud besides all that the wide-aWakc
people OF our county have literally
voted an appropriation Of ) 5000 to the
Raleigh aud Albemarle Railroad.-
MeSsrS. {. NJ. Battle. b. {. Sharpe. L..
ID. Knight, G.. J.. Wimberly. Jr.. Of Tar
boro; Messrs. Harry w. Stubs. W. L..
Morton. Henry Harrison. Wheeler Mar
tin. III. |. Clark. j. j. Long. Of Martin !;
j. L. Whitaker. OF Enfield: IL. Spooner
Harrison. OF R~ingwood; David y. Tay-
Tor. Whitakcrs Chester IL. ~ames.
Bethel j. G.. B~rdswell. Whi'akers /;
Elias Carr, Jr.. Old Sparta; Claude
Bernard. Greenviile Richard Djil,rl.
Chowan; Oscar Temple. i. CITY. have
accepted an invitation to act a. Mar
shals for the next Fair. JOSIAH Law
renee, Henry Station. ". NJ. iIppcu. Jr..
and Thomas Ilaughton. of Wllliamston.
will be aids To tie Chief Marshal.-
North Carolina has M ubiquitou, cit
Zen-that person is Col. VIM. +. Bcns-
lev. Should a Tar Heel turn up aud
want to meet a clever and interesting
companion in Louisville. or Melbourne.
Australia. the first hand to sha.c IS
that of Bill Beasley. He seems to
know everybody and particularly tie
railroad men. The Doctor was IN
debted to him for an introduction to
Col. f. b. Stahlman. vice-prcsident 81
the new nickel-plated Louisville, New
Albany Il Chicago Railroad.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-09-26
RAlEICh ADVERTISERS.
where TO Buy When you Come &c
ro~n-Sec Cards in Another
Column-We Nope 10 add to
the List Next " eek.

CLoIHING.-D. :. Watt.
HARDWARE WAGONS. BELLS. ETC.
julius Lewis \ Go.
CUTLERY. HARpwARE, ErC.-T.
ii. Briggs X Sons.
Cons MEAL AND FoRAGE-Jone
y Powell.
Doom. SASH, BLrSpS-Thy y. G..
+, n { mpany-
uKUGGI~rS-Pescui. Lee < CO.
>CHooIs,->t. Mary's. Also Peace
Iu- 3tGte.
BOoK~ToRE-A. Williams X Go.
FIIotuGKArH~.-J W NatSou.
Clay tIIIMNEY~-Iob Osborn.
IlE HtIEIGH CoTroN GI>. AND
E>slNE-G,o. l. TounoEsN.
tHE l.. VAN WI~kLE CorruN tbs
-lAtta y Alatt.
Tn PEtlr CoIroN GIN Wl,iam-
40 X UpJhurch.
AEI ORNAMENTS. AND HoU~E DEt-
oENIIoN-Fred x Watson.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-09-26

....Raleigh Esitor: Maj. Jno. G.
Wirder having resigned the office of
President of the Raleigh Car Compa-
ny, Gen. r. f. Hoke has been elected
to fill the vacancy. Mr.. I. A. Kings
ley having resigned the Office of Super
i~ntendent, Mr.. w. +. Ashley has been
elected to fill the vacancy.
IA man and his wife living near
Black Mountain, n. G., went out
one evening a few DAYS ago to pick ber-
ries. The man stretched out on the
ground and went to sleep. The woman
found a mica mine from which she has
realized $50. Oo3, while her liege lord was
taking his ease. This demonstrate the
truth of the proposition that women
are into everything"
....Richard Wheelen fired a shot at
Carrie Hart. an actress at a variety the
stre at ST. Louis, and then blew his W
brains out he had been drinking heavily.
- About ole hundred prisoners 10
the State prison at Wetht rsield, Conn !,
were poisoned by eatin' corned meat /;
40 serious results anticipated. 1.-Two
men fatally poisoned by a bottle Of bit
ters," near Quincy, Ills.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-09-26

DIR. j. G.. McGuire, Anamosa. La,
saws Il know Browns Iron Bitter> is a
good tome and gives general s~atistac-
tion.'
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-09-26
Epilepsy Entirely Cured.

Prof irving 3 Smith. of Pike, \. Y !,
makes the following statement 'SGn,r-
rit,p Nerr,ne haS entirely cured me Of
epileptic fits
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-09-26
SIGH NO MORE, LADIES :"

.#r Dr. Pierce's 'Favorite Prescription"
a prompt aud certain remedy for the
lallful disorders peculiar to your sex.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-09-26

NEW YORK MARKETs.-Money pa
y per cent; cotton quiet and steady at
1917 o. l0scents Southern -four firm and
fairly active at 81 0O(d6.75 wheat, un-
graded $1,000 l.l6a ; corn, ungraded 30
q 63c rosin steady at $I.5O(d LOO:
spirits turpentine dull and weak at 394G
40c.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-09-26

\ SOUTHERN Boy KILLED II SELLS
WESTERN CIRCUS ST LOUIS sent.
p. ls>3. \ iaral accjieu. happened
10 Nr GeorAe W. Ryan. the primer
GAL .eaper Ia : II. Barrett & Co.
circus, yesterday at bingham, Ill
While at private rehearsal lie fen III
attempting to turn a double somer-
,auit anu injured hi u-ett - thar h. IieI
u a few hours The e ne at his death
bed wa very affecting, a, he wa~ vel.
lked by the troupe. from the Ca ting AZ
tor- town u the w1rkhani,, aud al.
seemed To feel the greatest SORROW tor
the deceased Iii. real name was Marsh
aud he wa. nineteen years of axe.
Mr.. Sells. The manager, sad Id vsur
reporter Mr. Ryan, whose real nam
[ earned to-day wa, Marsh, wa.a mode
young man. | employed him las winter
at Columbia. ;. C., a finer boy never wa
born, and "a in actor he promised 10 b.
the greatest in hi, line. although he wa
only nineteen years Of age. don,
think | ever saw him beaten and seldom
equalled. He hurt himself this az err
nUon during rehearsal while irving t.
turn a double somer,ault Over ttu camel~
aud TWO horses. He failed to make the
the last turn lust nght and struck On vi,
shoulder. He hurt himself several week,
ago for which he has beeuun iertrea mcur,
and resumed his pos. ion only a itw DAY
ago. | think the strain he received then
was partly he cause Of failure in hi> "a
vorite leap TO day. His remains VIII be
sent to his mother al Mea ivlile Ia.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-09-26

CRIMEs Dora pnp. e~tiar-~i with
infanticide. died ~ snh.ti lever IL Hal
flax Jail. the .N,srs say. Roxy
Mount RportT ,sy- AT Easoa-
-rore. in Nah. saturday night, a difh
culty occurred between TWO colored men,
K charl Watson and Watt Westrey. Hen
~ Parker. another uegra, iHter'ered tax
ing up Tor Nestrey and struck Watson
IN the head with a .arge stick. killing
him. II seems thar Parker aud Wes-
t ey MAKE a bargain ne ore going there
10 take 40 for eah other, II either yot
INTO a difficulty. Parse fed -Non-
roe + qft,rer AT Il aver Dam. near
Chariott., last week. a negro, whose
aane i Moses Hamilton. >truck Mr =
IS. Hunt'y oyer the head with an axe.
crushing TIE skull and lLAictiur an iuil
~ from which II i, thought he will die.
Hamilton ha- been arrested ani ~placei
~ jlIi at NDnre.
The Portland daily press., 1883-02-14
LEAVE FOR PORTLAND AND BOSTON

From Halifax, $40 g. M, 6.15 D. na; "a.
John, 8.15 a. M. $50 p. M; HOniIon. 10 80
am; ST. stephen. 1n.46 =. m: AuckspOrs,
600 a. m. 5. p. M; vanceboro, 1876 a. m.
1.30 p. m. Bangor, 7.16 a. m, t7.45
pm. Dexter. 700 am, so D. m. BeIfass
$50 o. m, 3.u5 .. m; Skow hogan, 8 20 a. m
3.15 o. M; VAUDEVILLE, 9.15 am. I.55.. 1000
pm; and Mondays only at 5.15 a. m Augusta,
800 a. m 1000 a. M, *2.45 o. M, t1O,55 o. M;
Gardiner. SIT a. m, 1918 am, 1907 p. N.
t11.14 o. m. Bath. 6.55 q. M. HOO a. M,
400 p. M, and Saturdays only at IL .55 p. M
Brunswick, 7.25 ~ M, 1I.30 a. M,
a. 80 p. M, 1925 a. w.. mighty ReckIand,
8.15 a. m, lib p. NJ, Lewiston. 7.20 a. m.
11.10a M, "A. 10 p. m. II 20 pm. Phillips, sos
8. m. Harrington, $40 a. M; WinshrOp
1913 a. M. being due in Portland as follows:
The morning trains from Augusta and Bath
8.3s a. m. Lewiston, $40 a. N. The day
trains from Bangor, and all intermediate stations
and connecting roads at 1910 and 1245 %.
m. The afternoon trains from Materyille
Augusta Bath, Rockland and Lewiston st 40
p. m. The Night Pullman Express train at 1.5O
q.
I Sleeping Cars attached run DAILY, Sundays in.
cluded. between Boston and Bangor.
tRuns through TO Bangor every morning. and Skow
hogan Sunday Morning, but not Monday Docs
not run TO Dexter. Belfast, Bucksport, or st
John SUNDAY morning.
sFor Portland only.
Limited Tickets Arst and second class for
-. John and Halifax sn ale as reduced
rares.
PAvSON TUCKER, Gen1 Supt.
f. 4. BOOTHBY, Gen'l. Pass. & Ticket Agt
Portland. Oct. 16. 1882 octl3dtf