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The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1884-10-29

SOME Coon WoRK.-A remarkable
piece OF handlwork IS the bed quilt knit
by Mrs. + w. Joyuer, in her ~ year,
without glasses.
Pastel work, oil aad color, BY AIRS.
Emma Baker. Also pastel work 10y
Mrs. +. q. Brown. These ladies' GER
tainly possess The highest talent, and if
they had followed art for living, would
have made money.
The cross OF feather flowers by Miss
Matte Brown. 10 as handsome in make
and as beautiful as the deft hand of an
artist can devise.
The bed quilt by Miss Maria Lewis
contains 1900 pieces of silk and il q
wonder, and from the number of pieces
required great skill and patience. 1t is
exceedingly pretty.
a sofa pillow, wrought in silk and
velvet, aud exhibited by Mrs. c. NJ.
Cook, ls a beautiful specimen OF skill
and labor.
\ Turkish rug, by Mrs. NJ I. Edger-
ton, made of rags, IS soft il texture and
beautifully coloTed. The central figure
i, a lion in repOse. Mrs. +. is IS years
old. We guess she will not Ike this
statement, but the tine work must excuse
us. rendered doubly so by the aye OF this
skillfai lady.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1884-10-29

LADIES OF CRAvEN.-Mrs. N IS.
{. writes to Newborn IaurHat - cam
not close my letter without speaking of
the beautiful fans SEM by Miss Annie
Duffy, and the fancy needle work of Mrs
Judge Thomas. Miss Beckton and Miss
Pigott. Miss Pigott's hat hangs in a
conspicuous place on the hat-rack made
of Craven cypress and shell rock with
the stuffed coon on the top, on which
one or two little girls who We're visiting
the Exposition had hung their best hats,
Just from New York to keep them
out of the dust. Some ladies', supposing
them all on exhibition, after due eXami~
patton. decided there was not one as
pretty as that from Pigott, unless it
might be the one with feather trimming
and a birds head which had no mark.
This last was Mrs. Morgan's. her own
work, of North Carolina birds. which
she wears daily, aud, like the girls, had
hung OF the rack for convenience, a tri-
butte to the handiwork of North Carolina
ladies. After a close examination | left
Craven" feeling that she and her sis
ter counties who exhibited with her.
ought to feel both proud and ashamed,
proud OF what they exhibited, and ASH
AIMED that they had left so much at home
which they might have SO effectively
shown.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1884-10-29
What do the Druggists Say?

They know what the people call for. and
,hey hear what their patrons say as to
whether the medicines they buy work
well or not. Martell 4 johnson, Rush
City, Mum, say, browns Iron Bltters
gives entire satisfaction to our cu-to-
mers." klinkhammer 4 Co., Jordan,
MINI says. ave sell mere Brow 5 Iron
Btters than all other bites combined"
l. Z Hackley 4 Son. Wluo4a, MINI, say,
All our customers spea. highly Of
Browns Iron Ditters." A G. Whitman,
Jackson, Mimi, says. Brown iron Biz
tiers is giving good sAi!s'aci n 70 rurcd-
asers.' These are OIL, i lev. We have
hundreds mare JUS; az good.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1884-10-29

W regret to learn OF a misfortune
to Company Shops, one Of the prettiest
OF our Central Carolina towns. The fire
destroy cd six stores. and at one time if
appeared that the whole town was doom.
ed. The firms burned out were Free.
man < Zarkara. druggists Ihos. Duck
Restaurant Sharpe. general nerchan-
disc; new frame building L~elonyil. Ia ]
sharpe. but Luoccup.ed. and a building
used as a shoe shop. The fire ori rina-
ted in the restaurant of Thos. Duck.
and rapidly spread TO the buildings All
the burned houses We're located on Main
street. During the progress of the fire.
the large building of Erwin, Moore &
Co., was in great danger. but was event.
ually saved through the most heroic
work on the part of the citizens. The
only insurance was Oh the drug store Of
Freeman & Zachara. Portions OF the
lurned out stores were saved. but the
losses were heavy in each instance.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1884-10-29

....Mrs, Alice Walton, has recovered
from her protracted illness, and will be
home in a few days. Her cure is most
remarkable, not having been able to walk
or see for a plumber of Years. For the
pltal in Washington, ID, C.-Marion
Lump-Iost.
THE negro Chas. Wyche. whose
capture at Monroe was mentioned yester-
day. has been taken to L%aurin1urg for
trial en- charge OF the robbery Of jeff.
i'ivenbark's store. Wyche's accomplice
was captured Tuesday and LODGED IN Jail.
At the house of Wyche's mother at Ham
let money amounting to Si75 was f,u,d.
making in al $42S recovered OF 500
that was stolen. A number Of napklns
that Nyche had stolen from a hotel in
Larrin5urg were also found, besides a
gold watch and chain and a quantity Of
iewelry that had been stolen from the
store Of Evington Il Co.-Chalotte o.
Scftef.
1.-The Alamance Giedncr says Capt.
James CIeswell, of MebanesviIIe, VS.
strlken with paralysis about ten Ia 5
ago and Is now very luw.-While Il y.
W. ). Long was on his way to attend the
funeral CT Mrs. w. a. la last Wednes-
day morning his horse took fright and
ran away near 1lcCray's store throwing
NJ. Long out, seriously i~Djuring bin, ard
tearing mp his buggy. NJ. Long had no
bone broken, but he was 50 badly bruised
about his left hip that he has not been
abie to walk since. He also rec lived some
internal Injuries. Kind friends picked
hin up and summoned physicians for his
Teiiet. At last accounts Re was resting
easy. We hope he will SON recovet.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1884-10-29
HERE IS A HOME; FOR YOU

Two tracts, adjoining zach other, can
be brought separately, or Jointly. one
has l29. scre-, of which a 3 horse farm
is cleared; he balance IN original growth
\ ) room dwell ing. Two story barr.
good well. spring, etc. The oth'r tract
loo acres, > room house. cribs outhousss.
five Young orchard, l. acre meadow.
-pl nd water. etc
Tbs property is s miles east of Rail
eigh, and 2 miles fl IN Carer depot
1t is WI hin on" mile of church, school.
gri { mill saw mill, cotton gin, e,e
and IS c ,nsi cred uae of the best neigh
horhoods IN Wake county. The land
produ. es ti"e of cotton, corn. peas
grasses etc, aul from tao samples raised
by coloret men viii grow iiue + haCco
| desire 10 sell because | have more lind
than | wish 10 personally attend. For
terms, write or visit me.
N. M. TOMtiRSOM.
Raleigh. y. &.
Please mention Ills paper.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1884-10-29
Valuable Farm for Sale.

Ah.e tract 81 30 acres - Panther Bra Oh Town
ship, Make county, "a inUea from Rsltngh and ~
mile from Myatts Mills L. O. Good Dwelling and
ali necessary out Houses. Convenient both to
clutches and schools. EeiQhborhood, moral and
very healthy This tract il we'll adapted fl the
growth Il COR cotton Grd tobacco. Has oue hun
dred acres in cultivation. aith a pro htabIc be ,riny
orchard Balance original gro nth OF hardwood
aud long leaf pine. Terms reasonable cash or on
time il desired. Address,
n. WYATT.
ALalthHa-l ~ \
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1884-10-29
From Ladies of Chatham.

Pittsboro Record says: In fancy 4rfi
clcs our fair county women have dope heir
county much honor. The chief attra.ion
of the eutire Exposition is Mrs. Jackson's
mess picture ofIhe county. Among other
articles are a shuck hat made By Miss
Benuina foNeli (ouly Il years old. q
homemade cai pet by Mrs. Willis viii
sou, a beautiful haLd made rug By Mrs.
Abfe Yates, a pyramid of artificial
flowers BY Mrs. benson. q ca So of the
same BY Miss Eta Itch. a unilt ~
Miss Cora 3 IN .s4eil + years. hane-
maGc b'anAtt ly VI ;. Marcy 5r,wn
hUmcspun ciot, oy M.s AIRED S.li.
widow baskets by Mss 4 lily Riddle.
silk quilt by Miss Carrie Patton. i < Quill
and lace handkeYohe e! oy VI - Lu.y Cor
rell wor>ted quilt by Miss Minnie Atwa.
ter (aged 10 years.. sixteen specimens of
lace by Miss Mary E. Ateater (a9cd Is
years., rine-burr and shuck baskets by
little daughters of NJ. j. NJ. Dis
mukes, knit mats by Mrs. Eye.ine
Aston / ged IS yt arS), ianc, K il steel
iags by Miss ) j BIi3wiu six ,L.
b-oideTed stockings and towel by Mis-. L.
IL lhrle, hand ,lubr, ijcieo coverings faI
a toilet set by Miss S.i lie OA,lis. band
nbroilcTel table cover ~ Mss An,
Harrington, ctul ,,tc., chair ,.r,...
eDt Is Miss Fann;, Iie.Ien. iutam
n D6some dresses by Mrs D.. \. A:vatel
ard Mrs. J. W. Taylor, fancy BAR ". rk
by Mrs. II. Z. Brown ch,!d. knit skirts
by Mrs. f. W. Atwater, knit la,e robe
by Miss NJ. V Atwater, knit cans by
Mrs. Laura Horne and Mrs. T. B.
Womack, knit mats by Miss Nettie
H~aughton. pine-burr jewelry by Mrs E
). Bryan, embroidered psrasol stand By
Miss Mamie Leach, artificial flowers by
Mrs. DIR. Budd, also curtain of cotton
grown, spun and knit in Chatham,
hair flowers ~ Mrs. L. A. Tysor,
Of pressed grasses BY Miss Carrie
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1884-10-29
PROF. COIvTER'S
$500 "HELT OF LIE NJ NIrELINE
MAGNETIC GARMENTS q LADIES
OF GENTLEMEN.

The only oiigilalmodern invention il
curative III gEetism, and only flexible
aud permanent magnet in existence.
The Great electromagnetic Belt of
Life and garments to fit all parts of
the body. Are unapproachable fer COM
fort of wear, safety of use and permg>
nent magnetic power. They are re-
commended by many gentlemen emf
nent in the medical profession for their
curative efficacy in al kinds of Liver,
Kidney, Heart, Lung. Chest ana Throat
Complaints, Spinal der ngnments,
Govt, rheumatism. Dyspepsia. runoIs.
Hernia and the various other forms of
aervous aud rheumatic affections.
Prof. Cotter is honor6d by the patronage
OF hundr, Us OF the higheS1 families IL
the United states, including ladies and
gentlemen holding high pcSirou in the
the government o1ficss. G~cEtiefren of
legal and other learned Professions, Off
GERS of the army aud macy, Cirteymen
of ali denominations, bankers. brokers'.
merchants, writers, spikes. ar,lsts J..
etc. etc, whose VI tteE rS;imoar 81
the cures effected. and he, Ii : d. rived
are in his possession and MAY he seen ~
his office. These appliance require re
elaborate preparations of acids az chem
zeal solutions of any kind To render
them effective. They give no shocks.
produce no sores. and will not ipiure or
3rscoior the wearing apparel. They are
wolD over II or mole germ nts. ned
no attention, are 81 simple III their
adaptation that = child can use hem.
u While possessing extraordinary vi
taliZiDg power are never tLeiess So gen
tie and soothing In their action that tn. =
can be placed or tha NEST delicate or
uervous Invalid vi lodt I a. 81 incon-
vou'eTce.
The remarkable succ, S. At cna;rgthe
use u our ths,e dollar Let in the past
hve years, finding an ay rage Of
.nlnety-eight persons from every one
hundred perfectly satisfied with the re-
suits, enables US to seLd "a written GUAR
antee with every belt ordered. III which
agree to return the purchase money
If it Is not satisfactory and as represen-
ted. The Belt of Life. sent carriage PAID
to any address on receipt of S3.uu post
Office or currency. Send SIZE of waist
with order and mention whether lady or
gents Belt is required. Address,
D. J. C0TTER, M. {.
3l2 Myrtle i =, Brooklyn, N. Y.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1884-10-29

\ VERY SAD ACCIDENT Rich
mond. Va. October - Edward ..
Fitzgerald Jr. accidentally shot HIM
self ii the head to-day, and may die
from the effects OF the wound He was
to have been married this evening to
Miss Lille CarrinLton. daughter OF
Mayor w. {. Darlington. Fitzgerald
had heen engaged in packing his trunk
preparatory to his wedding trip, when
1t is supposed. in leaning over the trunk
to put his pistol III it. the weapon was
discharged. His mother and brother
had Just left him. and he was in a io, :
u mood over h approaching marriage.
The ball lodged Iii ii about the root OF
lis tongue.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1884-10-29
Father is Getting We'll.

M daughter say
How much better father is since he
used hop Bitt,r,.
lie Is getting vel after his ug sui
tering from a disease declared lnclrablr !"
And We are 50 glad that he used youl
Bittets a LAZY Of Utica. y. Y.
E2y~ None genuine without a bunch of
green HJps on he white label Shuu all
the vile, poisonous stuff with Hop or
Hops 10 Their name.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1884-10-29

a fiue constitution may be broke and
ruined by simple neglect Many bodily ills
result from habitual consti patton. Their.
IS 10 medicine equal to Ayers Plls to cor
rect this evil, and restore the systtm to
oatural, regular, and healthy action.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1884-10-29

-"Phenol Sodique is a good disin-
fectant, IS recommended BIZ physicians.
and is an excellent remedy to keen in
the house for the ordinary lis and acct.
dents Of mankini,' says the editor of the
Gainesville, Pa. Chester KaNey U.oa.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1884-10-29
WAKE COUNTY TOBACCO
At $50 a Pound

Experienced Tobacco HuyeTs soy the Eastern
Wake county lands produce A. nue yellow Leaf
as ever they saw. | VIII sell a portion of my land,
-l50 acres, ~ milcs from Ha'e,gh, in the heart OF
the region which this year has made the best leaf,
Oh moderate terms, 81 acres cleared, As In o-i2i-
nal growth, tenant hcuse, good Aeighborhood
church, store, ard saw IA. /, within clsy reach.
JOHN w. SMITH.
Eagle Rock. ". g
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1884-10-29

Farmers wishing to be success ful
with sheep should guard them against ez-
posnre. But If IN sheltering his sheep the
farmers exposes himself and catches cold,
be must use DR.. Bulls cough Syrup.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1884-10-29

WORKING GIRLs.-The average week
Is income OF working glrs in Boston, IN
Guiding earnings. a>stttnce AMI ncOu c
from extra work. Is SOL. TAe avera.e
yearly exI enc for all needs is SOL. 81.
This caves 500 FOR anus, ment>, rtsc-
ing aid 30 on. There sre > large Lumb. T
Of girls, according to the figures of the
report. VII" ears 'c>s than $50 / week,
and our Of The lu32 there were My TWEEN
u eight who pay less than 3 4 week for
toard and lodging. Two hundred and
rwenty-ionr pay between s. and 81 a
" ek for board and lodging. Ii is hard to
see how - can live at all decently on
til, ir salaries -Ecchdnge.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1884-10-29

Jscksou, sanples nf sih raised. srac sn1
woven IS ar. Abby Iso~er~ - year
~. = wrath o. dri.d ~iif f1~crs ~
v - We T-Nior. c hi@et 81 scroll wcs
: N,~- ~.'y a. 'aat r1i~'t' AN e
uFy >r- AZ s ION "i, =
> rbs4- as 49, 1--WE L-acn. nl '.siri-
s, :, IS Ms Monte ~ ter, H,-- Cari"
i'm N>. j. I. IN sr-. 4 l..
london. Mrs eau II ill IN! NI>~
+ xie Leach, c-ayc- dr,~ uss b Misses
nyie Leach, Mamie -, re Lris ''nu
,;e,. Julia Bynnm ani Kali. nrn-"r,
Z tt1a hrutc> and a paiut ~ - tou'e'fc
rte t+r- bv Mr.. J.ck-,n u. 4 rrcture
fam ua,ie oi leather ao~tI,h ~ Mrs. l..
Is hlnu5n pictures RE aem sltc
c4nIjl4res IN Art Composite iIre- ty
Mrs. Laura Horne, *. X
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1884-10-29

Col. a. H Worth of the Second
Regiment n. e.. S. g., has resigned.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1884-10-29
j. w. HATsGE.

HNeacherS wantec-.tO PRINCIPALS
= IL Asstats and 5 number for Music, Art,
and Specialties. Application form mailed fos pos;
teee, SCHOOL autPLY BUREAU Chlcapo. m.
NJ. Sch this pqpe.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1884-10-29
a ~Dau.hter's Misery.

"Ec,en Yeas our daughter suffered on
a bed of misery,
From a complication OF kidney. liver.
rheumatic uoub.e aud Nervous debi lily,
Under the care OF the best physicians.
~ ho gave her disease various names,
But no relief.
and now she Is restored TO uS IN good
health by aS >,mple a remedy a. Hop Bit
tiers, that We had stunned fer years be
fore ~ If -TUr p,Rr<TS
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1884-10-29

The Presbyterian clurch at Ora.
ham III a congregational meeting on last
Sunday, gave Rev +. Il. Harding, OF
Augusta, KY, a unanimous cali to thar
charge.
....J ldge VIM Winston. of Spriug-
field, NO was married to Mis- MINI Q
Marvin, daughter Of the late Bishop 81
Marvin. The bridegroom Is the sou ot
the Eev. Georee VI Winston.
MIR. +. A. WooGa.d the Democrat
ic nominee Cor Congress. 10 this. the black
district, IS a man worthy OF The fullest
and strongest support of the Democrats
of the district. tie * one OF our best and
purest mep aud we hope he will receive
the entire white vote of the ''black"
district. Let every white man enter his
protest against being represented in Con-
eress by the Jamaca Niger Icy denosjtipg
his ballot for +. 4. Woodari.-kns;on
Free Press.
Gold boro McsenGcr: NIr. Patrick
Csher.in tie Iwrr = rlrn ii nip in com
ty, bad the uIst ,rtI0e To - e his dwcIlin,
and almGs it. 4 ,t'r" contents by the FIRE
bend - AIS ! - Roberts has dOnate1
nifty pottsi yer ,.ta'u> To the Ladies
Memorial " "a II, u be di>r o ell #
during IA 'fr, { ri c bar,fi f h. So.
diers Ho re The Raiders n Gree
and Lenoi ,,ve uumigatad ". Artho,y
Davis fort Seu.,e. nr. 4. ". Rount, &c
IL his pq iGelt.
1.-THE y Ito u L.hor Paty or \ w
Icrk danounce Ron Il tier a, q ;r.rd
and impos.Or. and advise w~ork;rcman 70
support the Candidates nj the Democratic
plitv.-Couatcl!eit GuIays. gcl! cxr-
rltec, ale in circulation ia B ION =
Boone, Gov. C.evelands IS allau., is IL.
clared sane Nv physicians WHO exari,Id
bln but Iaborlug unier severe ueryaue
eAcl.em ant.-MiSs Cummings, 4; IL.
tress, recover S25. 900 damages r, d a
nolice officer and a dress maker. of New
\ ork. ter false arrest and imprisonment.
The chaplain of the county almshouse
at Reading, Pa, and a wealthy cattle dro-
yer have been arrested in connection with
frauds practiced at tina, institution.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1884-10-29
4 GOOD PLACE TO LOCATE

l offer for sale 4 fine farm Ct 320 acr : in Chat
ham couEfy. in one OF the hCllt.i.St sectors of
THE stat. About 10 Scres il cultivation: balance
wei; cmbcT-l with white oak, ; ost uaA. and Uicko
~ The land i'll grow almost anyth!,s; and will
make fine tobacco.
"Incluie,i Nith TIE Farm are a yocd wheat
y. p, corn mill, and saw mil,-aforiiBr steady
business for the right aan. Tire mill an. timber
ccr'! ne made to ray for the land. AZ nv Photo
.r-fLic Gallery Confines me III Raleigh ! viii sell
reasonable.
l.. W. WATgHE
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1884-10-29

Assert,sing Cnents !!

Il ns~ lrcome - c,t1gD "a G. brEla 90
~srt;r. "a = IN tufef. = - r.
eos. ms. ~
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1884-10-29

Please mention tbs paper.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-06-07
DIZZY GOODS.

a.yIAT.uas ro-DA-.
PRINTs-PfconSne,A ~; Lodi. s; 81 inN'',al,ns
Harmony O. Cocheca 6a; @eItlia 90 Z. Si9sl, |,
SOLO, * Poab Ny black. 81; eimpson oleoE
Ok; Slrap mounting, OK; Gloucester moufn'
tug, 6. norlcnu. 6; barkieJ pink anu y1'piN
eA FTVI 4 Gs 81 ~ y 81 eHf raa iti
6H IndtSn Head,s iN1 ir91a. '-i ~ ~
a. S. HdgeheiA - -. 49, p . &
Derby, 81. y, t;..as.1 ~ :, 49, az.
Gses, wartefu, "A, s. inleme9anel' - ~
Atlantic All. Bennington7S; hANho'' "''h'
WIN EiSH BROWN poMEsTIcs-Lasn George,
ek; Haryest7H: Pocah0ntas, ~; dtset eus q
Peerless ia s. Plnm Island. Adanlo ~
GreenSrler. ~; Anonasle. Tx Dwight ~ SO
''f SsIEScHED DoAEsTIos-socisl, 3 sunn5
side ~; Holmesville. ~; Forest slng bonalso,
X, q; Auburn. 81; Lonsdalo, Ssi Lonedais, cam
brio nY HsrnSni.e III New r, SS sam esins-ia
s. Hero a., q Hero Z, 5, Ballafdyaie osN'
bridge, r. !; pcerleso, 4. .h Fruit 81 n a., Ion
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stark dos, u; Stark. l6-os, IS ssysge b-o-, i,
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brown and drso. II; Chafio! s!ripea' h~ saw
age striped, i2<. -. -.
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United States eoH; Gold Medal "
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-06-07

C. c. McGINSIs. FRED. BARNARD.
o. II. McGISSis.