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The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-07-11

WEDDINGs.-She by had a ''Forth-o'-
July" wedding that will be of interest to
our Durham friends, -tEe lovely bride
having sojourned IL that town a long time.
She was a FRIEND of the +. & NJ. and the
+. 4 NJ extends its cordial good wishes
Shelby aurora says: Our citizens we've
surprised yesterday morning 4th, by the
announcement that one of Shelby's ~iairest
and most charming young ladies', Miss
Octa Durham left She by as the bride
of DIR X. NJ. Thomas, one OF Du Iham's
prosperous physicians. They were mar
ried here her at 81 a. m. Rev. DR.. Nell
son officiating, and tool a bridal tour
to the mountains. 1t is said that a wo-
man can not keep a secret, but the mar
riage took every one by surprise AMI
proves that Miss Octa cac keep a
secret. At f. City, Mr.. Thos. Palmer
and Miss Maggie Albertson %,
1888, at Blackwell's. Caswell co., DR..
Julius e. Mills and Mrs. Martial Tyson,
Of Pitt equity. At Reidsville, by Rev.
Mr.. Phillips, Mr.. j. A. Lisle to jose
phine A. Parish. There was a large
crowd present Miss Carrie Gladstone pre-
sided at the organ aud the attendants
were MIR. Henry Parish. Miss Hattie
Burnett. MIR. Hitchcock, Miss Agnes
Jones, Mr.. Frank Stultz. Miss Cornelia
Burnett, Mr.. Harry Parish, Miss Addie
Jones, Mr.. Joe Burnett. Miss Mamie
Parish, Mr.. 4. G. Cox, Miss CapIie
Pinnix, Mr.. John Johnston, Miss Annie
McCargo, MIR. BoDdurant, NJ Is Lula
PInpix. --Neat cards announce the
marriage of Mr.. Lox Long and Miss Pink
~Reinhardt, in the Presbyterian church.a at
Lincolnton, July 10 1t will be a very
pleasant occasion The young BRIDE
pretty as a pink is a daughter of w.
VI. Reinhardt, ED, for many year,
clerk of Lincoln court. The groom is "A
successful business man of Charlotte, a
son If cx Sacliff A b. Long. uf Ruther
lord. and IA young gentleman of whom
we can speak 10 terms OF high praise ;
for he has been tried. - In latham,
by the Rev. Jesse Page. Mr. L. b Jor-
don, eff Hoffman, and Miss M1ll e E ling
ton.-ln Raleigh, on Tuesday. Mr..
William w. Wilson, and Miss Alice
Partin. Rey. DR.. ia'es tfficiating.
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Miss Bessie Grimes is returned
rom a Northern trip.

Miss Bessie Grimes is returned
from a Northern trip.
A dozen or more Publishing Houses
put in bids for the new Revision OF the
Revised Code Banks. Brothers &
Co., of New York, made the lowest
offer.-$l6 300,-and took the cake.
Judge Fowles address. to close the
argument in the City cases has packed
the court house this morning as we 90
to press.
Prot. Hobgood's card is handed.
with his oupliments, to the parents of
young ladies ali over North Carolina.
You rccollect that he made the very
risky experiment of lransp!auting the
Baptist F,ma'e College frcm Raleigh to
Oxford several Years ago People feared
. failure, but are delighted at the success
which has resulted.
Elizabeth City Falcon has a pair of
sad items. Miss. Sophie Martin. aged
20. died suddenly at Nagg's Head Hotel!
and W. II Purcell ayoung married man.
with a wife who had long acted as a
mother TO him, elopcd with a young lady.
Mir. Fred Nats1n's establishment
which is taking the proportions of a
manufactory-sold recently $500 worth
of crimson curtains, and more than tba,
amount of wall papering, Cor well known
Raleigh houses. See card,
The Philadelphia papers are full of
accounts ni Il ILL e party. where the hest
and his wife got drunk; and their two
guests drugged them. and outraged the
woman, who was next morning found
dead i'll he'd. and her husband on the
floor, stupid All the living we're ares
ted, and that night, Harvey, one of the
visitors. committed suicide in Jail. bv
tying his handkerchief to a spigot onlv
Is inches from the floor. and then living
fiat until he choked to death. As these
things did not occur in the South there
is no political or social inference,
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The MAYORS LEvEE.-Fourth o
July patriotism is pretty apt to leave
an aftermath. on the court kalends. con-
sisting Of calaboose ''coolin"s-of, head
aches, and head-breaks, ct cetera.
THURSDAY last was not an exception.
One of the first cases was that of a
white man and a white woman arrested
Tor kissing one another i'll the market
place. tight under the shadow OF the
court. The witnesses deposed that the
| party OF the first part came along where
the party OF til" second part was pricein.
onions. The aroma of Love and Leeks
combined to seGuce him Oh the spot.
aud he said-"Id like to busS YOU"
She promptly laid down her onions. and
put UP her lips. and the "huss' was
pu .licly perpotratcd then and there,
with a resounding smack that made a
salt-mackcrel open one eye aud prepare
to jump through the window. The
| mayor eyed both bussists for Il Ion.
time; then, Tin view OF the o%nions) let
them off without punishment though
he got down the Book of Statutes and
read "A paragraph which Is understood l.
prohibit the marketing ot Tu-lils. III
that market.
The next case wac :. w keith,-thc
tipsey white man who raised the distur-
/. bance on Wednesday BY g%allopIng
through the streets. firing his pistol,
Notwithstanding the risk to the throng-
ing mu 'titude. He was fined 1929,
and bound to court. Being unable to
give bond he went to Jail. His arrest
was u bit of work for which the police
deserve credit. After pointing his pis-
tol at the pursuing crowd, he ~yalloped
up Hillsboro street, and was supposed
to have made his escape; but one po-
liceman telephoned to Ellis store in
the suburbs OF the city, while two others
jumped into a livery stable hack. and
pursued rapidly. 1t is said one OF Mr..
Fred Watson's clerks halted him. and
was threatened with a knife.
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Fer -. - -rcu.ehols
The Songs ! Heard Sung on a
Saii-8oarat Morehea6

Pu D. hp On the land when the
Bridegroom, Come Whist docs TINS
song meang poudsrei over IL. and
could come to % deioite conclusion a to
it, meaning. WIS Should .Grhn b. put
on the islsndY Did the eomroser sup
pose that John could again gaze into the
heaven of heavens snd tel Us Of tie
Slores OF that upper word, when the
bridegroom should enter with the bride
Such mus, have been his thoul hts.
That song was e lded aud then cane"Ia
the Morning by the Bright Light This
certainly was intended TO mean when the
world wa DESTROYED by fire, for he say
when old GabTl,l blows hi, trumpet ~
the morning.
Then came John Browns body lie>
Wondering IN lie Tomb Poor old
John Brown. tie well deserved hi fate.
and tins srnerati.u wishes be had mout
Tered IN the toub long before he dli
He has ais reward such as il l. Let u
&c charitable aud say re3uIcScdt - pioe
The mex was In the Sweet BE aui
Bye. W hat i song in counrct!eu NIH
the first mentioned Ia the sweet h}e
aud bye We shall meet with those love
ones who have crossed over the nyer aud
- bffbN I ~ VI thf Nitt~
As the music toated gu on the gtuttc
breeze OF the morning, my thou ht> few
10 that dwelling place Of all the good aud
10 Imagination | could see the bugnt-
iobed throug as they tuned their harI>
and sang then songs OF praise. Tie
-ong has ceased and a gentle influence
seems 10 rest upon each one, and IL II
long ere the stiffness Is broken, save b,
the ripple of the waters. But all al once
The spell seems TO have been broken. aud
the crowd strike up Grand Father.
Clock | could not help feeling sorry
for the old clock Tor il it had a. hard
time to keep time a. that crowd did then
10 wonder some one should compoSe a
song upon its irregularities. Well, at
asst their tongues became ike the old
clock tired out, and the stand by 10
throw the line was a welcome sound. n
was also the supper gong. 50 ended
one evenings fish ami sail at Morehead.
".
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Fer the Farmer and Mechanic.
Faraday's Flask.

Within a chemists room,
Two worAmeu at their task
Int q Jar o: acid knoCked
4 little silver flask.
AMI now the question rose,
VIII that flask e'er be found
For il had disappearcd,-was gone
They stirred the acid round.
In vain they looked and saxed
In vain did stir and stare,
No silver flask was seen within.
No silver atom there.
Great FAraday came in;
Seine chemicals he poured
Into the jar and there behold,
Tie liver all restored,
Alulz Il the workmen stood.
\ moment nut and still.
Then one did speaA, Il now believe
cod Nil his word :uldli.
IL man N thus restore
" iiAt> lost 10 every sense,
Within the bounds oi sight. OF touch.
An 5rln. what had gone hcu,v,
How can we ever doubt,
How can all TAN 10 trust.
That oar reator can restore
Our scattered sleeping DUST
Though pom an endless sea
OF change were ever tossed.
No force, no thought, no atom small,
No life is even lost
NJ II
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REvENGE!-Wade Hampton Harris,
local editor of the Charlotte ObserCer, l.
a born wag and a good deal of an artist
in the bargain Sundays issue of that
paper contains a picture of DR.. Geo. w.
Blacknall attached by the waist band to
a large bunch of toy balloons. which are
ascending rapidly into the blue dome OF
the skies, despite the Doctors frantic
calls upon the army OF walters at the
Atlantic Hotel and the Marlborough
begging them to run for Mr.. Charles
Voorhee' blunderl uss which a. you've
no doubt heard saved the dear little
baby as so graphically he, cribed IN va
rious papers. The OJSercer learns that
the abduction Of the Doctor was a piece
of diabolic revenge by a Richmond anu
Ddnville Railroad man named capt Geo
G.. Xtylor, who owed $40 for board,
and having seen the cuIIcLt accounts oi
the baby act tell upon IT, shocking
vengeance of sending the Doctor far up
auld the airy cmpyrean, where wind and
water alone abound. and no such thing
as hash or scollops ever apI ear.
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CARoLINAS ONWARD CAREER!-
The handsome front of Messrs. Z. III.
Briggs & Sons. on Fayetteville street,
has two new three story brick buildings
on the right, and now its next door
neighbor on the lett,-the extensive es-
Enlistment of Messrs. Williamson &
tpchurch-is about to put on a new
and fancy face of pressed 5rick.--
Christ church has received its magniti-
cent new organ, which on Sabbath will
make the venerable editice a veritable
c%Oncourse of sweet sound.-Hen-
derson Cold Leaf says: All who have
seen it agree that Burwell Hall is one
of the largest and h~andsomest in the
State, a credit alike to the town and the
enterprise and public spiritedness OF the
builder, Mr.. H. Ii. Burwell. Sr."-
Durham Plant says MIR. A. III. Stokes.
has completed one of his large prize
houses on Clay street. 1t is now occu-
pied by Messrs Parrish u Blackwell.
The other prize room is being rapidly
pushed to completion, and will be used
by Mr.. Stokes"
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PI>DER : New CoUKT HoU~E--At
Burgay. Oh July 18th, was AID the cor
ner stone of tie new seat oi Justice
(so-called) in the new county OF PEN
der.-for which we had the pleasure OF
voting in 1877. The building will stand
about 200 yards East OF the railroad
track, and will present an imposing ar
pearance. with its tall tower III 'front.'.
slated roof, and lofty Windows. Messrs
Ellington. Allen. Park & Co. OF Raj
eigh. are the contractors. and Mr.. JacoL
:. Allen will superintend the erection
Cost 10000. Tie Sur, from which
We get most OF this. says the Messrs.
Ellington. Allen & Go. will also pre-
badly erect an handsome new jill, with
all the modern Improvements.
The celebration on the 4th was ex-
pected to be a grand occasion. Excel
lent food for 5000 people had been pre-
pared but the heavy and continuous
rain cut down the attendance 10 about
1900. The proceedings were a. FOL
lows:
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THE CLERGY.-The Wilson -19ranct
speaks with praise of two sermons by
Rev. II. ). Webb, one of the ''eX-Reb'
WebLs.-Father Burke, the Catholic
Priest, who met Mr.. Froude, the histo.
rian, in 1871, and answered his state
ments as to the oppression OF Ireland Sc
completely, that the latter only spoke
twice in America, died last week. He
appears to have had all the eloquence
OF Edmund Burke.Dr. Alexander
NJ. Bruen, Of New Yolk, has given tc
the Presbyterian Board of Relief his
handsome country seat at Perth Am
boy, y. j as a permanent home io1
disabled ministers and for their widows
and children. The property is valued
1T from s25, 900 to 100000, and is adj
mirably adapted to its purposc.-Rev.
A. q. Wilcox and Rev. Mr.. Hopkins. ot
Halifax, after attending the Baptist
sunday School convention took a weeks
recl cation up West.'-Rev. DR.. IL
Hett Chapman and Mrs. Chapman will
spend the next month at Warm Springs.
seeking that health and refrigeration
which a long career of teaching and
earnest work necessltatss. as it ALWAYS
does in such cases. As to their plans
for the future, we cannot speak; nor.
we presume. are they yet decided !;
though we feel sure d few weeks of re-
cuperation will inspire these good peo-
pie To whom the care and instruction Of
young girls is a birth-right.--to prompt
IL resume the control of an institution
al Gold>bOro. at High Point. at Ashe-
VILE. or elsewhere Goldsboro .Uessen-
ger says: We are glad to learn that
they will return to Goldsboro in the
fall. Ms. Chapman, as an educator Of
young ladies', has an enyiable reputa-
ton, and many homes throughout the
State are now presided over by mothers
who are indebted to her careful training
Tor perfection iii those qualities which
90 to make up a successful house-keep-
er. We sincerely hope that they NAV
find it to their interest to continue their
school for young ladies among US next
year. "-Rev. Geo. w. Sanderlin.
of Gold>boro, is one OF the new Trustees
Of Wake Forest Mrs Rev. II. I.
Darne)l, OF Durham, has been quite
sick Biblical Recorder is gratifed
to learn that MIR. W. Il. Wingate, only
son Of Rev DR.. Wingate, now merchan
dizing IN Wake Forest, will enter the
ministry. -Prof Morris, of Judson
tollege, Hendcrsonville. is collecting 20
Iherokee Indian girls, to be educated by
the Government.
The Charlotte Journol- Observer saws
Rev. Il. W. Guthrie. Of Rockingham.
has been appointed presiding elder IN
place OF Rev. NJ. J.. Wood. elected
president o Trinity College.
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U OF TOW
Society Seeking Shady Spots

Mrs. David b. AycFa, Mrs. Fab IL
Br ggs. have returned.
Mrs. VIM. {. Troy, OF Fayetteviiie.
and family. paid a visit t. Mrs. c.
Mcdonald. ,st week. and Miss Nate
Mathews with Mrs. NJ i. Norris
Miss Mary Montague. OF Wake F'rest'
with her brother. Il. F. Montague, Esq.
Mrs. ID. Reid Upchurch i summer
ng e Va. Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Bar
bee bought the first through ticket to
Chicago. via Asheville. Auditor j. NJ.
Pool (of the R& 6 Il RI i at LIttleton
Springs. for his health. Mrs. W. r.
Askew and Miss Maggie Askew are at
Virginia White sulphur Springs.
Mrs. Capt. q. :. Allen. and son,
and Miss Carrie Murray are spending
The month at Panacea springs. Mrs.
r.. G.. Harrell is at Ha;wood hlte
sulphur. and Postmaster Nichols aud
family went thither yesterday.
Mrs Mai. II. :. Tucker. and daugh-
tiers. are at Morehead.
Mrs. Chas. Root is visiting Mrs. NJ.
Z. Leak. at Wade.boro.
Mrs. d. ). Watt i. at Hillsboro.
Mr.. + Fasnach. Miss Mollie Yam
cy. and Mrs DR. Yates went 10 Morehead
Yesterday.
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"A bitter fight is being made against
General ID. II. Hill, manager Of the Ar
kansas Industrial University. General
Hills opponents allege that he has IN
troduced too many new-fangled IDEAS
into his system OF Observation-Disclosures
Journal.
If the General had had way. at DAY.
idson College. twenty years ago
Well.--the College would not have lost.
we imagine.
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1t has been decided not to bring the
e1 Confederate dead from Arlington un
til cold weather.
Mrs Sallie Gather, Of Davie county.
tried to commit suicide by cutting her
throat. Mrs Christian Bodenheimer. of
Forsythe, hanged herself in her own
house. Mr. Haynes Kilby, Of Wilkes
blew out his own brains. Albert Kuhn,
of Erie. Pa, while drunk, fired from a
street car and a%ccidentlly killed a little
girl. His brother felt SO ashamed that he
went and hanged himself.
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Pink b aker, the negro who roasted =
little boy alive in a chimney sometin o
ago, was captured on Sunday and placed
in the county jail at Lake Butler, Ga.
Ex-senator David Davis made the
Fourth OF July address at Bloomington.
Ill. 1t VAS about l. minutes in length.
and as neatly turned as any we recol-
lect reading.
Co Junius B Wheeler, Professor of
{ ivil Engineering at West Point Military
Academy, aud his daughter, Miss Emily
Wheeler, arc spen lng some time in LIE
noir, the guests of Major Harper
ToI.c.
He is an uncle of Major J W Moore,
the historian.
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Whiieville Enterprise. We have been
informed OF a shocking case OF drowning
Of six negroes. Which occurred at Wor-
ttlam' bridge. They started across the
river. and the bridge being gone and not
being able to procure a boat they made
a float OF logs. These sank when they
reached the middle OF tn stream. Two
OF the party (women) sank immediately.
Two others swan ashore, but seeing
the two remaining men struggling they
went back to their aid and all were
drowned.
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GOOD CORN BREAD.

We are making the best corr meal
now ever offered N the county. The
corn is cleaned, then crushed by Rol-
lers. then ground and bolted. 1t re-
mains cool all the while, and is as
much superior TO other meal as patent
flour is TO ordinary flour. 1t is worth
more. but sells as cheap as any other.
JONES 81 POWELL, Raleigh. \. G..
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WESLEYAN FEMALE INSTITUTE

WESLEYAN FEMALE INSTITUTE.
STAUNToN, Waive take pleasure in
directing attention To the advertisement
of this popular Seminary. 1t is located
in one of the healthiest climates in the
world. where every breeze contributes
TO the physical vigor Of its pupils. 1t
presents attractions unsurpassed if not
unequaled in the Union. Its buildings
are home-like and elegant, grounds at
tractlve, scenery grand.
This school is attended by 100 board
in pupils from Is different States. L.
has made great reduction in the cost OF
education. Among the lowest terms in
the Union. Board. Washing. Fuel.
Lights, English, Latin, French, Ger
man, Execution, Instrumental Music
s23S. for entire Scholastic See
advertisement. For catalogue, address
Rev. VIM. A. Harris, President. Staun-
ton, Virginia.
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CRoPs.-flcavy rains for three DAYS
past i'll the Raleigh section.-Mai J
N Mayo reports fine crops near Whita-
kers. says Iarhoro So"therner.-Lau-
rlnburg Errh0'tge says: We were de-
lighted III passing the beautiful farms
of Messrs Jas K McLaurin. j G Ne
Eachln. Peter McRae, Jas W Me
Laurin and others to see such fine crops
with a prospect OF an abundant harvest.
All the farmers are happy.
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LYNCHING IN ILLINOIS. Cairo, ILL.,,
July 6-Nelson Howard, colored, who
killed John Kane, at Mound City. was
taken out OF jail by a mob and hung at
= o'clock thi, morning.
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\ SUCCESSFUL POEM.--There are
few poets who can sit down To- write a
poem. per order, i'll a given time. on Il
given subject, with fixed metcs and
bounds hence we heard that Miss Re-
becca Cameron would decline the honor
OF acting as Annual Poetess of the State
Press Association. She, however, ac-
cepted and seems to have made a mark
ed success. not only as to the manner
and matter of her poem, but also a. To
minor details of length, fitness, etc.
whose neglect often mars such produc-
tons. Asheville Citizen says:
The poem, by Miss Rebecca Cam
eron, of Hillsboro, was read by Col.
Charles II. Jones in a clear voice and
spirited ann lit was heard with
profound pleasure. The verses were
smooth and musical, animated, poetical
in sentiment. wise in counsel, suyges-
tive in thought, full of profound good
.ense, and full Of opposite Illustration.
We will publish them next week.
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Young and middle aged men suffering
from nervous debility, premature old age,
loss o. memory, and kindred svmptoms
should send three stamps for Part VII
pamphlets issued hy Words Dispe :
,ary Medical Association Buff 10, y. Y.
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oAa ANAiOa =
CUT BOWS IN A FLASH Death
doesn' t wait 10 send ia his card when he
calls nowadays. TO a great many people
he CONES ike 4 stroke of lightning
thl ough the top of your straw hat A
sudden sharp pang, an instantaneous
darkening OF the eye sight and the
egg-shell of Lite collapses, forever and
always Wake county had three sudden
deaths last week. A negress on the
plantation of Mr.. Geo. L. Cooke, fell
dead in the field. Lee Hunter, a well
known hackman, formerly driver of the
YarbOrou-h Omnibus. started to bring
a lady from the depot. Railing from his
seat in a tit, he was helped into his faith
er's hack, but died before reaching a
Doctors office. -Eliza Ward, colored,
dropped dead on the streets Of Newbern.
She had become overheated. --Mr.
Mills Smith, aged -, was giving III hls
tax-return to Capt. w. A. Darden, at
Speight's Bridge, Greene county. As
the old man raised his arm above his
head to take the oath, down dropped his
corpse, while his soul went to the Bar Of
the Higher Court. He is said to have
been a good man and citizen. MesSen
qer.)-The same day, the Duke of
floor OF his house in London. - Jenny
Wilson, a young colored woman, died in
Chatham county last Sunday while sit
ing IN church-Mr. Haywood Grltfis,
of Auburn, a well-known farmer, died
on Thursday. David Lewis, Esq, is Nj
Griffis' executor. The latter left u fine
estate, in good condition. He raised
about l20 bales Of cotton, 100 hogs, and
other things III proportion. On the
morning of his death he went to the pump
aud took Il great deal Of colo water. His
sou, who had bceu assisting INN, step
ped aside for a moment, and on his IT,
turn found his father dead and stltl-
ening. ~ Llzze Scales, Of Mt.
Airv, while at IA picnic near Madison,
sprang from a wagon and received in
juries resulting IN death a few days later.
- Miss Fannie Shober Of Salisbury,
the ErnHiner sta es,-was stunned and
iazed by the falling OF "a piece Of plas-
tering, while passing with her mother
under the scafo.dlng III trOnt of the
National Bank ~buliding. last Satur-
day -G oldsboro BuHcfm reports
three deaths at Bentonsville, Johnston
county. Miss Williams Was taken,
sreechiess, on Thursday and died next
day. Miss Mary Bush died Oh Sa ulda,,
An old colored woman named Hagar VII
liams also died last week. But death
did not surprise her. Size was between
ia and liz years old, and had seen her
share OF earthly years. Capt. VIM. II.
Petteway, fell dead Oh the streets OF Vii
~mington last Monday.
DR.. } w. Beliamy, ef Warrenton.
the Gn-rtte says, Was missed from the
streets for several days, and at last his
d 'ors were forced. aud his body found in
bed-guarded by two half-starved little
terriers. He was 56 Years old, and had
few enemies
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1T acts like Magic said a farmer who
used Phenol Sodique. Il drove my NOW
ing machine into a bees nest, and wa
stung, but by the use of the Phenol. |
was relieved of pain Instantly" For
slle by drug and general stores. See adv.