The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1884-03-12
The mouth of New York Harbor /;

called Hcll-Gate. The city is n 10 ac-
tual fact, Judging from the police reports.
Began Cash whose name IS now
hvinc over the land as the murderer OF
tw, men. was a student at Binghams a
few wears ago, and popular among his
fellow students, we hear.
The friends ofRev. w. S. Lacy (and
thew are legion, the post man says) VIII
be glad to learn of his marked improve
ment. 1t is hoped he will be put soon.
"A Young darkey named Conrad
stole 345 in Shoe Heel, and hooied IL 10
Wilmington. The telegraph beat him.
and "settled his hash" by securing the
cash.
Books, Stationery, newspapers
awning in that line. Call on Rev. r.
s. Starret,e at the old Branson Book
Store, opposite Express office. Mr.. Star
rette is ii tug up and preparing Tor a
good trade TIL, Exposition year, and he
WI treat You right.
The bodies of Lieut.. De Longs
crew were brought in dog-sleds Tor ., 40
miles to Orenburg liz Russia, (the sleds
travelled 100 miles a day. and then 81
600 miles by rail, and then 5000 miles
by steamer. 1t was a long trip. The
bodies were soaked in warm water to
..,Lto,, tho Trojan limbs
Mr.. Chas. G.. Mcdonald is an au-
, tho,ized Agent for this paper, and will
receipt for either subscriptions or adver-
| Using and will be pleased to visit any
one in the city who desires to subscribe or
advertise. On receipt of a postal he will
call on any one desiring to make inquiries
about rates, etc.
Fine Alamance cattle with a strain
of the best Jersey and Devon blood, for
sale at reasonable rates. See card. Why
do some farmers farm with profit? BE
cause they keep good stock. Why does
Alamance butter, and Alamance beef,
get better prices than ordinary? Cos
they is better!
Ono of those seductive ~sewing-ma'
chine sellers has stepped down and out
He had to slide out of Charlotte two Of
three years ago, on account of ~illusins
aud deserving a young lady. The mat
ter made much scandal. Ii. c. Turpin
the agent referred to, went to Georgia
and recently got into a quarrel will
other sewing-machinists, one of whom
stabbed him to death. The murderer il
a son of Judge J. &. Burnett.
Last week the long fight betweel
the S~par.anburg, and the Gaffney Cit.
routes for the proposed Railroad t
Rutherfordton was settled in favor G
1 the Georgetown Gaffney Route tn
Directors having accepted the propose
2 of the Boston Syndicate to build alon
that, and not call for the 100000 c
bonds voted by Rutherfordton count
until the engine reaches Rutherfordtor
i -Pitt.burg Sundoy Globe contains a
. handsome electrotype of Patrick Henr
Winston Esq, with. a sketch of his life
stating among other things that he is
t grandson of Henry Winston. the uncl
of Patrick Henry of Va. married
daughter of A. II. Miller. a wealthy cit
zen of Pittsburg, and has recently issue
on .II--.sae9aron rom Cen. Grant
Would you like to do Us a favor
We hope so,-and will therefore sugge:
how you can do it. In making purchases
I or writing to business men, please men
ton that you saw their card in the RaleigI
5 Farmer aud Mechanic, or that you look
| ed for it in the Farmer and .Nechan,
r and failed to find it. Business men ar
always willing to advertise If assured tina
their cards are read and you can thu
furnish proof that they are read. w
will repay your trouble by improving tn
paper as fast as we get the means.
You recollect the killing of the ne
gro Droomgoole, in Warrenton. BY Jess,
Oh. Vi 1HS HOtou Ndlilliicl 0IdCOl
family. 1t was deemed as certain a,
fate that he would get at least the
years in prison which at about the sam
hour last week wa. imposed on Ton
Crlttenden for a similar killing. Blu
Macon had good defensive counsel
Chas. A. Cook was one of them. AND
public sympathy ran with the family
The jury returned a verdict of "Noi
Guilty." after an hours deliber ton
Judge Avery presided. 1t was proved
That the negro was making laeats
GooD!-A force of 100 hands benar
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