The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1884-06-11

Miss Judith Spinster will please send
her address to Miss Teake, care Drawer
At, Raleigh.
-Buncombe voted ESQ to the state
Exposition. Macon $50. Haywood
declined.
-Repainted, relitLed. and replenist-
ed with reliable drugs-Simpson q COS
drug store. A card from them in next
issue.
"A special train will leave X. q ".
Depot at >. D. m, tomorrow, to witness
the match game Of Base Ball at Wake
Forest College.
Bishop Peterkin, Of the Episcopal
church in West Va, was married last
week to Miss Marion Mcintosh stuart
at Brook Hill near Richmond.
edward \. Oldham, Esq, OF VIM
ston Sentinel. was in town last week.
He will issue an elcctrotypc OF the nom
inee for Governor directly after the con-
vention.
Wilson Mirror says Prot. IIassell
has secured the services Of Miss Juliette
Someryilie as teacher Of music, and
Mrs. :. u. Twitty as Lady Principal, for
Wilson Collegiate institute.
E-s ANY one wishing to exchange
sewing. or clothing, (gentleman's) for a
sewing machine of either Singer
.Whceler." or New Home make
might find a bargain by addressing
Drawer II, Raleigh.
-Rev. DR.. J. B. Hawthorne has re
signed the First Church in Richmond,
and accepted the ditto in Atlanta.
Rey. Geo. W. Dame, Jr., at one time OF
Gold-boro, married Miss Lavinia Hiuks,
in Baltimore last week.
The Teachers train for Waynesville
will leave Raleigh at } =. IN. on Monday,
the 10th. 1t Is thought there will be halt
a dozen carloads of teachers and their
friends Col Andrews has arranged to
give them a fair view of the mountain
scenery at various points.
-Messrs. Bulett & Morgan have open
ed a State Agency in Raleigh, for the sale
of the National Publishing Companys
works, a. stated in their card in another
column. We have examined their "Steph
ems History Of the l, S." and find it
both interesting and valuable. 1t is pro-
fuseIy illustrated.
I'VE think here that either Bayacd
or Tilden can beat Blaine. The mOnied
men. and business men, will not enthUse
for Blaine as they would for Arthur.
His short work as Secretary of State
wa not calculated to enthuse."-T. J..
g.. Boltimore.
The attendance at st. Mary's
School Terminal exhibit, the past two
evenings, was very large, and very
enjoyable. We have never attend
ed a school exhibition, but long expert
ence in journalism trains the ear to
catch the echoes Of popular success.
Prof. Robt. p. Pell, who has been
teaching the Cheraw, S. c., Academy for
the past year, while preparing for the
Presbyterian ministry, is in the city.
Pleasant call also from w. NJ. Bur-
well, Esq, well known IS a prominent
druggist in Charlotte.
Rev. N. L. Wood of Trinity College
was made n ID. d. by Rutherford College
and the University the same week. This
is nearly equal to Rev. DR.. Hubbard's
receiving a similar title from two New
England Colleges the same day, 20
years ago.
The Terminal Exhibition Of Thorn
asville Female College, the 10th year
under Prof. III. W. Reinhart, was very
interesting. Diplomas were delivered
to Misses Eleanor Burnett, Minnie Ar
mold, Laura Ferrell, Nettie Mutfly,
Alma Richardson, Mamie Westmore-
land, Roxy Sheats, Mary Strickland and
Emma Newly.
Mrs. Monroe Pearce desires us to
express to the gentlemen connected
with the Il. & \. II. Il, her sincere
gratitude for kindness shown to her
since the terrible catastrophe by which
her husband was killed. 1t will be re-
that he was stricken by the
fatal thunder bolt which DESTROYED a
saw mill and three men, neal Keyser,
last month. The Railroaders come in
foc a good deal of abuse, but they do
many generous deeds of which the
world does not hear.
The Raleigh & CASTOR II. II. and
II. Il ID. II. II have given $1,000 each
towards the State Exposition. That is
wise.
BADLY CAUGHT.-Dr. Mott and his
young men have put themselves
the wrong side of the fence this time.
They went to Chicago with loud trum-