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Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1883-03-22

\ Paris correspondent Of the Newark
(N-J 4 7Tf9Izser writes: - + reBch women
often s15g7nasIzed as the mas1 II. ToloUs o.
their kind are really the most thrifty
virtue shat frequently degeneratee in
10 absolute Eears nonF- ] saw strlk-
1nC Ii .1ssr1ee Of making the best Of un-
regarded TRIES the other day when
dining with one who certainly has
3 reDula5ioa 5o- prudence a cher
= pie had been On the table,
and The mistress gave sfg3Ss
in5ancfaons that Al 1he stones
were 10 be scraped from the plates and
placed In her s1o-e-room- ] TenIBTed
10 azk the reasoa- aad was told that Do1
onlF cherry, but plum peseh and al
manner Of sloBes- wshet3.er cooked OF
raw. were invariably saVeaz gently DR. e6
IN the oven and kept In = great 5sr.
Then said madame In the winter
when the fire bu rs clear sns bright IN
the evening / fetch 3 handful and tn o~
them ano z the glowing Goals Ihes
crack and spEfaer Tor mo1Denf- sen6
I'D Brilliant fame. and the whole rooE
Is filled with 8 delicious door
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1883-03-22

found IN inst section They are mem
Of abilifr, Of consistency. of courage
>od Of honesty They represent the
I ssrInciple which must be the wa1chword
o. the strife better, we think. than the
representative of most ether sections
though many OF the la1aer are Earm
sTmpathigers and general co-workers
" til Them Circumstances hare done
considerable 10 make the situation Is
we have described II; but in politics
Is N other things. We are the creatures
Of Circumstances 10 large extent, and
our duty lies IN making the best OF
them PsSL.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1883-03-22

-ConsuTnpfiFes do not always find
the q mae Of florida bene cial 1t -
extremely variable Sometimes there
is long period when it is beantifnl
Then again. II may be ra;nE and chilly
When q eonsump1lye Is fortunate
enough % strike the 1oruer eondiT on.
he i generally benefited when shs
latter, be Is likely to die soon
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1883-03-22
Growing a King in West Africa.

ITO EE CONTINUED.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-01-03

A correspondent of the R~oJesonaan
writes: Week before last | visited the
home OF the Siamese Twins. They lived.
you know, in Surry, and died in 1874. A
very model of comfort and elegance is
the home of Mrs. Chang Bunker. Mrs.
Eng lives just a mile away. Mrs. Chang
has ten children. Mrs. Eng has twelve.
Miss Lizzie, Mrs. Chang's daughter. is a
beauty. She has been to college two
years, performs finely on the piano, deep
black eyes, an intelligent face, graceful
movement. The twins, you know, were
always together. They couldn't leave
each other. They had separate indus
tries and separate wives. They managed
things time about. Chang had three
days. and Eng was mute. Eng had three
days, and Chang was mute. They gath
cred large wealth. And their plantations
are among the finest in the fertile Yadkin
Valley. Their bodies are buried in front
of Mrs. Chang Bunker's residence. A
solitary marble pillar is the monument.
NOTE:-Mr. j. L. Bunker, son of
Chang, was married last week.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-01-03

Three injunctions were issued by Judge
McRae against the Midland Road: Ouc
restraining the First National Bank OF
Newbern from disposing OF the bond
deposited by Best, except in payment -
the Atlantic 4 North Carolina Railroad
Company IN accordance with The terms OF
the lease; a second restraining the Mud
land Railway Company from di>posing OF
any OF the property of the road OF any
kind and III any way, or in any wise en-
eumberlng the property OF the road, ex-
cept for running expenses, which, how
ever. Ices not interfere with a surrender
Of the road, and athird, against the
Midland improvement and Construction
COMPANY aud w. }. Best, w W Csrrulh,
j Caddigan and w S Dency, TO prevent
the transfer of the stock alleged to have
been frauduiently issued by the Midland
Railway Company and restraining them
from voting that stock. Messenger.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-01-03

DEATHs.-In the death of DR.. J. G.
Walker, of Wilmington, the State loses
a good citizen, the community a good
physician. and the Farmer and Mechanic
an intelligent subscriber. The last
item is mentioned because it is siynif-
cant of the man. He was an ex-Con-
federate. and never converted. we think.
In Charlotte. VIM. f. Phifer, one
of the Oldest and best-known citizens Of
that section.--ln Charlotte, Mrs. F.
II. Justice, sister of DR.. John A. Guion
of Newbern, and of Maj. Ben. S. Guion
of Lincolton. She was warmly esteem
ed by a large.con1ection and friends.-
At an hotel in New York. Mr.. Jas. Daw-
son, an aged banker of Wilmington.--
In Reidsville, MIR. John H. May.-In
Greensboro, Mr.. Peter Fisher; also
Mrs. A. Burnside Near Manson,
Warren county, Mr.. Warren Watkins.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-01-03

AFRICAN ACCIDENTAL SuTTEE. The
Hindoostani habit of burning widows
and women in general, is duplicated in
Dixie by that twin relic of Barbarism'
Observation-Disclosures Our lengthy
list of chimney-corner bakings last week
must now be supplemented by an whole
chapter of roasted and stewed. The
burning of Penny Young and her chill
dren on a Wake county farm is elsewhere
reported. Warrenton Gazette tells Of
an old, and an young, negro woman burn
ed to death in that county. Clinton
C~ducasaom tells of a negro girl named
Highsmith, who met thessame sad fate.
A negro mother at Newbern left her
babe fastened to a chair in front of the
fire. Recalled by screams, she found the
child, face downward, broiling on the
red hot Goals. In Charlotte, Lou Nc
Knight, colored, ignited her clothes at
the fire and died in a few hours.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-01-03

WANT LEGISLATIoN.-The assembling
Of a new Genera! Assembly usually
arouses activity in various directions.
We ob-vrve that the Agricultural Bureau
is printing a pamphlet illustrated by pic
tues (engarved by MIR. Thos. c. Harriss)
showing how the old National Hotel will
look after a few more thousands of dol
lars have been spent upon it. Charlotte
papers report that Prof Dabney, repre-
%senting the Bureau, is spending several
days in that city to arouse public inter
est in certain projects. We notice also
that a CONVEX ton Of leading members of
the State Guard has been called to meet
at Raleigh, Jan. 26, to ask an appropi-
alton in aid of the organization. The
Reriev says Each company is requested
to send as large a delegation as possible,
composed of its best men, regardless Of
rank; all to wear full dress uniform, with
side arms
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-01-03

FLookED.-A colored German" was
In progress in an old building at Oberliu,
when the floor gave a and-"What a
faH was there, my countrymen!' The
dancers, the ''wall-fowers" and specta-
tors all fell together in one commingled
"shake-down" in the centre of the eel
lar! The ball stopped, but the bawl be-
gan In earnest, and some of the elite lit
so heavily that they have been hopping
around on barked shins ever since the
hop At a dance in Sanford. David
Buie, colored, u a quick step behind
the curtain Of eternity, and fell dead up
on the floor. Such is life! Also, =
DEATH
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-01-03

COMPLIMENTS OF THE SEASON
Mrs. and Mr.. Edward s. Street, of New
bern, being good subscribers of the Far
mer and Mechanic, had an early Christ
mas morning call,-weighing nine
pounds,-which they have called Miss
Mary. And Merry may her life be,
also. friend S.--And, by the by, on
sunday evening, the 18th ult, at Mack
ey's Ferry. Washington county, our
young friends Mrs. and Mr.. Alfred b.
Lewis, had a similar present,-a
daughter .--Thanks to friends.
known and unknown. for Christmas Re-
membrance cards. 1t is a pleasant GUS
tom to show ones friends that at least
M moment of the year they have been
in mind. We notice. by the by, that
millions upon millions of such cards,
ranging in value from 10 cents to 800.
were mailcd-and femulcd-this season,
and many of them were exceedingly
pretty. On. B.-So were the girls
@hS vi iOStOh, Viz SCiSOitlCu
Chrome printer, gave prizes of 81 LOCO,
s5u0. $500. and s200.-for the best four
specimens of Christmas cards and we
suppose lie issued half a million copies
of the sets. We have referred to them
before.-Postmaster Nichols ofRal-
cigh only needed to whiten his beard to
look like a veritable st. Nicholas. sur
rounded as he was by half a carload OF
boxes, bundles. and registered pack
ages,-smelling of christmas. >
Greensboro papers say ten tons of
Christmas goods" left that point on a
single train. Glad of t! Shows that
the shadows of the war and reconstruc-
ton are slowly fading from off the sur
face of the South.-"Christmus
Gift!'-he cried as his sweetheart
waltzed into the parlor ono night last
week on Hillsboro Avenue. Kiss
must-g'u'2"-retorted she, coquettishly:
-"Well,-if 1 must, ! must,-I SUP
pose but don't bang all the bandoline
out OF my new bangs !" If you doubt
tins story, ask the young man who
wears a silk-beaver on Sunday.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-01-03

JoURNALIsTIC.-Pleased to have a
call from Mr.. j. w. Avera, (son of the
late Col. Avera Of Goldsboro MaiD who
is canvassing for the Daily OLserrer.-
Mr.. john HI. Small is making a fresh an6
newsy county Gazette of the Washington
(formerly) North State Press. -Mr.
f. j. Hale, Jr., is about to start q
Fayetteville Observer, says m His
father is said to be quite sick. MIR.
Hugh w. Harriss is the new local editor
of the Charlotte Journal. He has bought,
out Mr.. w. &. Wol!e,s interest, the
Charlotte Observer SAYS.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-01-03

VISITORS.-While we were reading
in Washington Star a very interesting
account of Senator Thos. L. Clingman's
duel with VIM. l.. Yancy, in January,
1s45, near Bladensburg, Nd, which was
interrupted after an exchange of shots,
Gen. Clingman himself happened to
call. He arrived on New Years day,
and will spend the week in Raleigh, on
private business. He is notably bright
and companionable.
Pleasant calls. also, from Mr.. A. d.
Jones. of Cary, and Capt. X. L. Gray /;
Mr.. Jas. p. Norton, the worthy and eff
ficient, (though one-legged executed
crate soldier Assistant Doorkeeper of
the House, with Mr.. j. l.. McCurry.
Representative from Mcdowell. Rev. j.
w. F. Rogers. of Apex, an wide-awake
man, too, ex-Sheritf Jas. /. Moore, of
Granville, who has printed a memorial
to the Legislature, (setting forth the
facts by which, through poll-holders err
ror, the vote of Brasstield township was
incorrectly returned, therefore not
counted, thereby electing Capt. A. II.
A. Williams); Geo. w. Hinshaw, Esq,
n of Winston's leading business. men;
Capt. Dugger; Mr.. Walter c.. Black
mer; Mr.. J. d. Underhill, an oue-armed
e4=Rebel who is always prompt to re-
new his subscription and others.
Sorry that WI were absent when Bro.
Thomas called. and also Mr.. B. +. Mil
Ter, of Charlotte Daily Journal, whose
letters from Durham last year were
signed M. F. b."
Col. A. NJ. Noble, Senator w. w.
Farmer, of Wilson, Representative
Steward of Harnett. Representatives
Brown and Johnston, Representative
D. H. Marsh. of Chatham,-also gave
us a pleasant chat yesterday.
Also, Mr.. j. A. Tate, Of Tate &
Trolinger, Mebanesville.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-01-03

SLEEPING ON A BAG OF Cold
Wadesboro L~nteUigencer says:-'Mrs.
Elizabeth Andrews died at her home
neal Swift Island, in Montgomery coun-
ty. on Tuesday, the 18th inst, in the
Goth year OF her age. She and her aged
husband lived in u~npretentious style.
and it was generally supposed that they
were very poor. After her death, her
friends, in setting things to rights for
The bereaved husband, discovered a
hard substance in the mattress under
the bed upon which the deceased had
breathed her last. Actuated, perhaps
by curiosity. they ripped the mattress
open and found a bag with something
weighing about five pounds. securely
sewed up in it. The bag was in turn
opened. and to the amazeInent of all it
was found to contain gold, coined and
uncoined, amounting, it is said, to five
thousand dollars
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-01-03

By HIS OWN HAND.-The last man in
he State we should have suspected OF
suicidal intent was Mr.. Chas. o.. Yates,
IF Greensboro. lie was of hardy,
rugged nature, seasoned by the storms of
life, and devout after the Presbyterian
faith, a pillar of DIR. Smiths church.
lie was appointed a member of the
Penitentiary Board by Gov. Vance in
1877; and was doing well financially. OF
late, he has been i'll in mind, and in body,
refusing to join his family, or partake
Of food, the story runs. He was found
in the cellar with his throat cutifrom ear
to ear!
Sadl Strange! Sorrowful! And yet
after all, who;know which is wisest of
human Wisdom?
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-01-03

HILLsBORO OBSERVER ITEMS
Miss Maria Nash is making a little visit
to friends at Wilmington. and in Flori-
da.--Mr. John Mallett has returned
from Texas to Chapel Hill to reside.
"A colored lad had his arm badly
clawed in a cotton gin of Mr., NJ. j. w.
McCauley near Chapel Hill.--Paul
c. Cameron, Esq, and wife, having
been married for so years. celebrated
their Golden Wedding, Wednesday,
Dec. 10th. In the afternoon of that
day a reception was given by them at
their residence TO their numerous
friends.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-01-03

SHOCKING ACCIDENT.-The Cowee
Mountain Tunnel, 20 miles beyond
Waynesville, on the Ducktown Branch,
which was already associated with one
disaster. has now a greater one III It's
history. a boat load of convicts were
being ferried over the Tuckasage River.
near the mouth of the tunnel when by
some accident the crowded fiat was
sunk. Twelve of the convicts were able
TO swim ashore but Is drowned. 1t
is supposed they seized n another,
and all went down in a bunch.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-01-03

Jacob May, boot and shoe dealer, at
Richmond, Va, has assigned. Liabili
ties $45, 900; assets, about $50, 600.
Byron Kimball, the Boston stock bro
ker. who cut his throat on Tuesday We
ming in his room at the Milleken House,
died at the City Hospital yesterday
Oscar Wilde sailed from New York
for Europe yesterday on the steamer
Bothnia. He was cheated out of 81, eco
by a gambler, but gave checks, and
wouldn't pay them.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-01-03

"A large number OF letter. At band :
will be answered a. early As possible.
DUTY before Pleasure, You know.
Fire in Hickory. Burned Dr. Bob
bits drug store, and SUIT lemeycr~ ;
store. Fire in New York buraed NO.
600 worth of pictures i'll Miss Gibbons
Gallery.
Homicide at Charlotte, at Salisbury
near Winston. (whiskcy i'll futile KILL
Geo. keiser at shooting MATCH and
several other points il tLis State Christ
mas day.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-01-03

Charley kirkman. a young mau hy
ing in the Thoms Mills neighborhood.
WAS fatally injured on Christmas day by
the accidental discharge of a shot gun,
says Patriot.
Near Weldon, 90 Christmas night,
Y. Sheridan, an x-C0nfederate soldier.
and stone mason, al work on the Roa.
noke bridge, was struck by the train
aud killed, aged 60. Iii. remains were
brought to Raleigh.
In Richmond county Poor House,
~ christmas night, within hail an hour
of each other two old peo} e passed
across the border, out OF ia knc>> in
to'-where? RockingL SPIRIT
says Mrs Esther Covingtou wa> aged
about l02, aud Holden Baton .Aout o..
A sad time and place to die.
At Rei~tertown, Nd, on C'lristm,s
night daughter was born t. Mr.. W ~.
Russell, the BRIDE Of a yea, whose hu-
band. a merchant Sas recently murder
by parties unknown. Ia after years
the Christmas season will recall = curious
mixture Of memories.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-01-03

Personal ITEMs.-Richmond stat.
compliments Miss Fishers new novel
Heart Of Steel" SO do the Charles
ton and Augusta papers.-Mr. ,. \
Goodwin has been elected mayor OF
Oxford.-Gen. Jas. Ii. Lane has be-
come president of Alabama Agricultural
College, at Auburn. Ala, the Star says.
The Baltimoreon says Miss Addie
Burr will spend a portion of the winter
in Washington City, the guest of Mrs.
Congressman Hoge, of Martinsburg,
Va, nee Miss S~omcrville, of Warren
on.-Mr c. G.. Yates was insured
for $4,000.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-01-03
NEWS

Bishop Benson is the new Ar-rt
Of Canterbury.-lIamiltou h
Florida Land company has e5r
the canal into the heart q. H..
gls3e~, - that beats can uop
the Gulf into Lake Okcc.tobee ,.t
lions Of acres OF sugar land,
iraultd.--fhe Ladies Io-t4.
Dress ASSOCIATION. Of which NJ.
Field Was President, t~>alss4 sl..
and Mr.. -. II itmau. sol >tae
manager : ~ saiaryl has IA
large amount. Wosnaus taH4-,
business "ill BE- greatly howl,
consequence OF this burst a#
niiicent bubble" but ltt> H.-
that almost the entire mtuA-tm-..
in the hands OF Men, and Tie
due - not advertising freely. agsH
A. Miss Field wished to do. :
the arm advertised freely the
was enormous. VS. know a
North Carolina ladies nhu s..
orders .-N Naughty Lady Iaa.. u
NauGhtcn, All England S ru
new l-lu-try sensation. Tn @
the dau htgr of "Bull Run kH.-..
Dr. Nm. Howard Russell. l..
correspondent 81 tie London
Who has abandoned her lH4~ ..
Frances Edmund " orAu4au Nh
ten, aud three chlldJ,u, Ia
with young s,a.lia.t~ Who Ma
seer oh an adjou.n~ t>ta.~
all do"-oor plate, we m,.uaE t.
-Fhe dc1t was to pa, aar
Ill tA.- -. In
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-01-03

SwINDLERS ABROAD. If any one IA.
represented that we arc in any way ln-
terested in any bogus bitters or stuff with,
the word Hops IN their name. cheating
honest folks, or that we viii pay any OF
their bills or debts. they are frauds and
s%windlers. and the victims should punish
them. We deal in and pay only the bill.
for The genuine Hop ButcIs, the pure>l
and best medicine on earth.
Hop BIITERS MANUFACTURING Co.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-01-03
T.J.& w. q. HORNETS
CLASSICAL, MATHEMATICAL, Ah0 cum
MtRCiAl ScHn0l,
HENDERSON, NANcE Co., n. e..

The Spring Session opens tu, , li Mon
day. III January next. me tea.ter- 1t,
trIcd and ex! crlenced the terms r,a-.t
able and the accommodations arc bI-t
class the discipline 4, good anI The
Course Of Study thorough.
For circular giving paricn5ars aiirc
n prlHclpaia.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-01-03

Henry Ponton died near Weldon, n.
c., on Tuesday, from the effects of a
gunshot wound inflicted a few days pre-.
viously by Eaton Mills, who has fed
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-01-03

Two brothers, named Billiard were
Killed yesterday at Lebanon, Ala, BY
two brothers named Jacoway in a quar-
rel. All were men Of prominence.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-01-03

ScHooLs.-Coming in to renew his
subscription, to + & NJ, Capt. S. NJ.
Digger. Supt. of Rocky Mount Graded
School, gave US many interesting points
about the educational work of the State.
He is a man of fine mind and stamina,
warmly devoted to his profession, particu-
larry the more modern and progressive
methods thereof. He addressed, by
invitation, a meeting of citizens of Tois-
not a few nights ago, aud it is thought
that a graded school may be established
there also.-W We regret to learn that
Maj. w. b. Lynch's health necessitates
his removal to Florida. He wishes to
sell his academy at High Point. -
daughter of Mr.. j. w. Taylor. of Will
~mington, has been carried home from
Iurfreeboro Female College, seriously
hurt by a fall.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-01-03


DANviLLE, Va, December 29.-Ivi-
son Slade, colored, was hanged to-day
at Yanceyville, N. c., for the murder of
Dora White. colored, in Caswell county
on the 18th of June last He surrender
ed himself after an attempt to escape
and confessed the killing of the omar
but said he did right and that he had
been greatly wronged. He had previous
" said he killed the because she
was harboring his wife. He forgave
everybody, and said he was willing to
die. An immense crowd witnessed the
execution. The drop fell at ] o'clock,
and it is supposed his neck was broken.
two strands of the rope broke, but the
Sheriff caught them and kept the rope
from untwisting. There is an authenti-
Gated report that Stade tried to kill his
keeper last night.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-01-03

RALEIGH.-Sorry to learn that Alex
ander Creech, Esq, has been quite I'M
well for a fortnight.-Mai- Rufus ).
Tucker that he will retire
from mercantile business on the LIST of
Feb. Many express surprise and
others regret. But for u part, we
hope to see Maj. fuckers energy and
money expended in some direction that
will do more for Raleigh. and the State,
than by a continuance in merchandising.
-Messrs. Yeargan, Petty & Co.
advertise freely, and judiciously. Re-
sult:-amid all the d~ullness of recent
periods they have had an excellent
trade. Walk in, gentlemen, and let us
try to recall old customers to Raleigh.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-01-03
SHIP YOUR COTTON TO
ones T. Powell, RALEIGH. n. q

Where it will nett you MoREm money than
to ship it North and you GET YOUR
MONEY SOONER. Cotton stored and in
sured at lowest rates.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-01-03

Mrs. John Wright, in charge of a
country store, neal Memphis, Tenn. in
the absence of her husband, was murder
ed by a negro, who then robbed the
ore.-Si Sixty buildings burned at
Newport, Ark; loss $3.50, 00OEx
Secretary Stewart, of the Brooklyn
Board of Education, is declared a de
faulter to the extent of $3.50, 000.
Fuiher rewards are offered by the Brit.
ish government for information relative
to the Phoenix Park murders. - Two
failures announced in London in the iron
trade; liabilities f300, 0OO. -Con
gresham Orth, of Indiana, is dead. -
The House of Representatives rejected a
resolution to adjourn for the holidays,
and adopted one to fine every member
absent without leave from Dec. 22d to
Jan. Sd, fifty dollars for each days alb
senee. But repealed it next day, and all
came home.-Two medical students at
Richmond, Va, were sentenced to six
months in jail, for attempted robbery Of
graves at lakewood Cemetery .-A
$50, 900 fire at Clayton, Ala. Two
brothers. charged with stealing cotton,
ln Comanche county, Texas, were
hanged by a mob -Francis Close, D..
D., Dean of Carlisle, is dead.-A ia
mine prevails in County Donegal; 2, 5te
persons are in danger Of starving
Eight hundred houses burned at Canton,
China, Nov. It'll and Sth, and many
lives were lost,
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-01-03

Rs5~ Will Diamond Dyes any lady can
get IL good results as the best practical
dyer. Every dye warranted true to
name and sample.