The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-08-15

WIN. Campbell, Esq. a subscriber
at Montgomery, formerly of Wake. has
taken a position on the 5. +. & W. r.
II.
DR.. James Mckee. July /, SO.
And a clever NJ. ID is he. Raleigh.
Hon. John w. Graham. Orange
county. Nov l, 81.
A pleasant call from Capt. Leoni-
das {. Robinson. Of Johnston county.
Oct 10, 'S3. He is agent of the y. G..
X. X. at Selma. On Monday he will
start for a trip to New York. Long
Branch. and other summer resorts.-a
well earned vacation. no doubt for
railway men lead a very confined life.
john w. Mcleod. Esq . Aug 5.
-. Thanks. sin. and the CD. ordered.
We regret that Prof. Mcleod. one Of
Blngham's Bright BOYS who has lust
taken the Normal School course at
Wilson, left the State last week 10 take
charge OF a fiourishing academy at Hut
tonville, West Va. But the day is at
hand when the Old North State will
call for all Of her sons to return.
Thanks. heartily. to a friend at
Winston. for another new subscriber at
that office, and a lady which is better.
Capt. George Wilcox. Il name wide
ly and well known among ex Rebs.
Moore county. July 20, ~. Thanks.
sir.
a square man. III AL respects ex-
rept N stature, (Which is tall and vigor-
Gus for one Of his yearsl-is squire W.
\. Myatt. of Mvatt 5 Mills. this county.
MY son takes your p with Dem
crest, and got it at club rates. which
leaves yon little profit. Now as he is
at home. and we all get the reading Of
it. I've come to pay full rateS"-said
he. making US a pleasant call last week.
50 we enter subscription paid 10 August
l6. 81 And in these DAYS when men
with high titles such as Colonel
Member of Congress- and Member
Of the Legislature, ''-chissel us out OF
50. 81. and even SIT is encouraoin.
TO find men with the old fashioned ideas
of square dealing.
And here's a good lady friend. Mrs
Geo. w. Norwood, Aug Is. "a. prompt
To the very day! But. then. we never
in all our newspaper experience lost a
dollar by a lady subscriber. Sometimes
they get in arrears. but we feel no un-
easiness about it, and when they do pay
they add thanks for our courtesy in
awaiting their convenience.
Samuel t. Nicholson, Esq. Of Will
son. spent a day in Raleigh last week.
cordially greeted by numerous friends.
He went West next day to Charlotte.
and elsewhere. Has Wilson any pretty
girls up s.elsewheres"
Pleased to have a call from NJ. G.
Gullcy. Esq, ofthe firm of Harrison &
Gulley, manufacturers. Gary. n. c.
Mr. Harrison has gone to Louisville Ex
position 10 exhibit specimens of THEN
cotton planter and cotton cultivation, OF
which we have often spoken. Hope
they will make large sales.
-SpeaKing Of gallant sons of the
Old Norih state. we neal Of an incident
at University Station recently that il.
Illustrates the uses OF 4 COO head and
hot hand. As a bevy OF pretty Nor.
malites Were returning home. one of tho
aforesaid came upon the rear platform
to reply to a remark BY Rev. Mr.. Huske.
OF the Episcopal Chapel of Chapel Hill
A sudden jerk of the impatient Iror
Horse tossed the lady backward ovel
the platform. Recalling the horrors o.
similar accidents occurring daily-man,
hearts stood STILL but Mr.. Husk,
sprang and wicked the lady u of peri
in an instant. Faith is good. bu
Works" is a handy ting to have
about your house.
Judge billiard has sold his fine farm
in Rockingham county. and removed t,
Greensboro. to resume his connection
with the Law school.
W. 3. P%ritchard, Esq son of Rev
DR.. P%ritchard, is writing for tie Erenin,
ost. n of the Louisville dailies.
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