The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1884-10-01
seen Berwanger Bros.

u..a YOU seen Berwanger Bros
Teenty car loads of people came
..reN CR r yesterday.
r4jre Philips, Judge Avery, aud
.Gudger all registered at the Var
10 Monday.
u.. Joseph DeCarteret suffered the
SOILS, arm by an accident at Mr.. j.
u, Harris saw mill.
There viii be pablo speaking at
--.-.- store in Mark Greek township
~. Sunday next,
The accidental burning of Len H..
adams, -hiugle factory, Thursday night,
great light. Loss 81. 0JO. No
fa,sranee-
us-,rs. Crutchfield " Macarthur,
sion. (the former a brother of MIR.
81 t~rutchfield, of this county, will
lac of hacks to the Exposition.
ii is understood that Gen Hawley
t.Ir,t seen, MOI known the character
r.run's ~Slauderous Book on the
-..,l when he endorsed it.
-I,hn 4. Williams, Esq OF Oxford
..H.i Yesterday. lie is an useful man,
..I E. dom. all he IAN to foster imm-
grafton,
Resident Primrose dropped in our
F..th.s morning looking so neat and
..,r That strangers had no idea he was
,le man who held up the bis end OF the
Exposition.
bishop Simpson, the friend of
,.-..r. aud the bowler for war upon the
-.ntt. left IA fortune of more than one
tuuIred thousand dollars, made out OF
an. war. aud its aftermath. Put no
money il thy purse p said Bishop St
Peter.
DIR. Grissom, Mayor Dodd, Capt.
..smns. and Mr.. Chas. Nj. Busbee went
f.. Weldon with a special car to meet
ami escort Senator Hawley. He is the
rue. Of Mr.. G. d. Upchurch. Gov.
.iaryi, gave him a reception at the capri
a.. inns morning.
Prof. ". III. Neaye gave Us a call
v.-fardav. He will have the pleasant
tasks. y deciding which of the State Banks
hest. The Asheville and the Salem
hands had a little impromptu tourna-
mpnt at the depot. aud were loudly
r9cered by their respective commands.
Raleigh Literary Society elected tie
following officers for the ensuing term
n ". Aver, President ; f. w. Hoke,
first Vice President; A. NJ. McPhee.
,ers. second Vice President Walter
W5oll,ott, Secretary f.; Henry Litchford
T-casurer: L.. B. Roles. ~Sergeant-at'
Arms. Executive Committee F. Fer
son. John I. Davis, \. II. Fleming.
-Messrs. c. NJ. Van Noppen, oil
Durham. and Geo. ". Watson, of Bal
timore. called Yesterday TO leave will
r. a specimen of the Exposition Medal
lis of white metal, the size of half dol
lar with the coat Of arms a bale o
cotton. tobacco plant, and the word:
North Carolina Exposition. Raleigh
oct. Ist-2sth. 1884" Many persons
MIL wish one as a souvencir of the sea
SON.
Bachelors don't know much abou
IaIies' Dresses uhey politely shut thel
eyes even when passing a petticoat flap
ping on the clothes-tiue); still they cal
tell when a store is full Of pretty femin
ine '~'trix,'' and there are at least tw'
such places in Raleigh. Both have com
missioneG the Farmer Il Mechanic t
hand you their card, and invite you t
call and look at their fall STYLES. Mrs
Hardie is just opposite this Cthce- Mis-
fleece is on the same street, q few door
above the City Hall. Both will be pleas
el 10 see yOu.
- Remember Lockhart's Tobacco
sale at the Exposition on the Bird. lou
and 18th of October. at IL O'Clock. lie
Wake De fully represented. Let ever
farmer select from p TO 100 lbs. OF III
best grades of wrappers, cutters. an
Iuus, and pack nicely in boxes and mar
it to j.. =. Lockhart, Raleigh. y. {. lie
every farmer, manufacturer and dea!e
in leaf tobacco lend a helping hand an
make his feature of the Exposition
.erand success. 1t is an interest j
common; productive of good TO til
Golden Tobacco Belt Of y. G.
-Theod IRE Hamilton one of the "Stars
Of Ford's Troupe now PLAYING at tt
Metropolitan, was for six mouths a men
Der of the same command as the editC
Of the Earmer 4. Mech mic, and was pc
hans the first of his profession to tul
the mysteries of the histrionic art int
military utility. ID those days the stric
est rules of prohibition prevailed in caml
and 4 pint OF anti" tea was wort
It's weight ia Confederate money. Oh
day private Hamilton was suddenly felze
with a terrible ease of cramp. His moal
ings and contortions in the clan stra
Of the surgeons tent made old DIR. ~
wards break his glasses III his alarm
the supposed Immediate disease of tt
young B~aItirloretu. 'B.rrady!,-gas
el the struggling maG-'BrnRdy! of
Uer'
Very soon h had a pint inside OF hin
and another int IN his tent as a precal
ton agains; a ~reltnse. Wh,n tn su
geou depaIted, tha actor raise | on h
elbow and ,lCw..v winke at h : couirade
bid [ do II Iight?' he asked; an | Il
boss drank his health in silent admir-