The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1884-12-03
Judge Bond passed on to Charleston

Judge Bond passed on to Charleston
Monday.
Geo. II. Snow Esq, was reelected
County Attorney.
Mrs. S. G. Worth il visiting her
fathers family near Clinton.
Miss j. j. Spencer has returned
from her sojourn 10 Europe.
Col Jas D Glenn, says the Third
REGIMENT will 20 to Cleveland's Inaugural
ton.
See legal notice of Divorce Proceed
ings, by Francis D. Winston Esq, attor-
ney, BERTHE county.
Professor Southall of Virginia Uni
versity, fell dead. of heart disease, Whue
buying q ticket at the depot.
-Messrs. j. r. Hyatt & Co., OF
Waynesville, have made an assignment
for the benefit of their creditors.
The Catholic Plenary council at
Baltimore has come down like a thous-
and of brick on Divorce" and loose
marriage.
Rev. DR.. N. H. D. Wilson, who was
Presiding Elder of the Raleigh District,
four years ago, has been re-appointed
to the same. Mr.. Norman returns to
Raleigh.
Stephen w. Dorsey, the Wild Wes-
tern Tourgee, had a watch valued at
1900 stolen from him at st. Louis, last
week. Must have been a brazan rogue
that dared try to get ahead of Dorsey.
Miss Eva Rogers has returuod to
South Boston.-Mrs. John S. Pes
cud, and Miss Carrie Polk have been
quite il. The singing of Mrs. Geo.
C. Jordan, at Durham, was highly COM
p~limented by the papers.
The CAPITAL Warehouse, Messrs.
L. Norman Jones & Co., has the credit
of bringing the highest Average ever
realized in Raleigh for Leaf Tobacco, viz.
$47 per hundred, gotten by Mr.. Paul II.
Lee, of this county.
The young men of Raleigh Literary
Society are preparing a play for public
exhibition. The LIST Baptist Sunday
school will give a Cantata, at Tucker
Hall, Dec %, whereat Santa Claus viii
also blow his little horn.
Statewide Landmark states tina
Mr.. Chas. II. Armield, son of Lieut.
Gov. R. F. Armfield, and at present hi.
law partner, has accepted the position o
private Secretary to the Governor, ten
dered him by Gen. Scales.
1t will gladen the souls of numerous
applicants when we state, on the author
ity of Mr.. r II. Battle himself, that h,
is not an aspirant for the Raleigh Post
Office, and, as it is out of the line of hi.
profession, does not want it.
Mrs. Abe Berlaw, of CHARTERS, Pa.
dreamed that her husband was killed il
a railroad accident, and next morning
begged him to remain at home. He
went, and vas brought back a corpse
having fallen between the cars.
Mr.. II. d. Law whose establish
ment a few doors above Tucker Hall il
constantly crowded with fine china ant
tableware, will hold a levee tomorrow
His new goods have arrived and are il
place, and the ladies will be delighted
Christ Church, Raleigh, sent $50 t.
Oxford Orphanage as a T~hanksgivin,
oferty. The Hargett St. Baptist church
added $35., the offerings of Baptists
Methodists. and Preshyterians mectin,
for Joint. Service. Rev. DR.. Watkins
preached
S-Three or four members of tn,
Legislature can secure comfortabl,
rooms and good board for the session
At No. 3l4, Hillsboro street, in a shor
distance of the capitol, by applying early
Addres, Mrs. Mary G.. Hill, Lock Bo,
III, Raleigh, N. c.
-Four or five bloody fights, with
shooting scrape, kept the Eastern gu
burbs of Raleigh sufficiently amused OF
Saturday night. Whiskey and women
In the city proper, it is a very prope
city. the Mayors Court often being with
out more than perhaps a single hard cas-,
per day.
Five hundred extra copies of tn,
Farmer and Mechanic were printed las
week and have been distributed by mem
bers Of the Harnett County Agriculture
Society. Other extra editions will appea
before Christmas. 1t is a common re
mark with ladies-"I read the Farme
and Observation-Disclosures and all r
This ought to be suggestive to our friend
who have Christmas goods for sale.
Or. Eugene Grissom's speech at tn,
installation Of Lebanon C~ommandery
knights Templars, st Wilson, last week
rs printed in full ia the Advance aud ha
that graphic eloquence that renders al
d Doctors speeches as interesting t,
read as to listen unto. At the banquet
which followed the ceremony, interestin,
responses to tOasts were made nv DR.
Grissom, Rev. DR.. Branson, Bro. w p
Blount, Bro. Daniels and others.
Experienced members of the Ieo;s
lature know the wisdom of enpaoin,
board in Raleigh in advance; thereb
escaping loss of time and money in get
ting Settled Convenient, comforta
BILE, and home-like quarters can b
secured at Mrs, Montoomerv,s Fu