The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1885-04-01

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i not ia the prattling rilis,
Beauty i not IN the rushing tide.
Beauty is not IN the sun.it hills,
Beauty j not In the seasons pride,
Beauty IS not in the damask cheek,
Beauty i not in the beaming eye
Beauty l. not 10 the snowy neck,
Beauty Is not IN the lover sigh.
But would you seek for beauty's home
And her abode expect to find,
You ueei DOT o er creation a
But search the immortal mind.
General Garland says he
never did, and never will, wear a dress
coat.
Mr.. ". G. Randall, Principle Of
Marion High School, was married on
March 9Th to Miss Annie j. Goodloe,
who was assistant teacher IN the same
school
Miss Addie Kirkpatrick, a gradu
ate Of Salem Female Academy, was mar
ried at LAGRANGE, February IS, to Mr.. j..
p. Joyner, a brother Of Prof. j. \. JOY
ner Of Winston Graded School.
....San Francisco, March 24.-Among
the gifts presented to Mile. Nevada last
night was a purse Of - 900 in - god
pieces, subscribed by her old school mas
ter at tie Mills Seminary.
flames Edward Warnock, the
Yale student who was arrested IN New
Haven ON Thursday last for stealing
gold watches OF his fellow student and
lodged in jail, was released yesterday
his father. who is a retired doctor and a
millionaire of Atlanta, Ga, having set
tied the case by paying several hundred
dollars.
....The State bar association is to
meet in Raleigh early in July when
Hon j. J.. Davis, the president of the
association. Will deliver an address he
fore it. There are some 700 attorneys
in the State and every n ought TO en-
roll his name as a member. Thi. can
be done before the first Of April By send
ing the name to Walter Clark, Esq,
treasurer. and enclosing an initiation
fee OF one dollar.
....Our State Superintendent, Maj
Finger, Is carefully organizing every de
partment of his official work. preparatory
to a strong and vigorous four years cam
paign of educatiOnai work. The school
interests of the state have a warm fHerd
at the helm. and if our county superln
tendents will give Major Finger their
hearty and prompt CO operation, we may
confidently look for a considerable up
ward and onward" movement all along
the line. and better schools aud better
teachers will be the result.
...Charlot;e OJSerrer: Fix Secretary
of the Senate and ex Congressman f. +.
Shober is a candidate for Collector Of
Internal Revenue IN the 9th District 1t
is understood that Mr.. Shober is also a
large star route mail contractor ~ North
Carolina, being a member of the firm Of
Plant 4 Shober. The applicants for Of
fee to Senator Ransom since the inaugu-
ration have averaged over one hundred
pc day. He is worried almost out Of his
life. Mrs. John Conick, an aged lady
who resided in WadesDoro, was found
dead in bed at her home in that place
one morning this week.
....Des Moines, Ia, March 19.-Gov,
Sherman went to the office of State Au-
dltOr Brown to-day and again demanded
a~dmittanCc, but the office was locked
and he was not permitted to enter
Thereupon the Governor ordered out 8
lie of State militia, who proceeded tC
the capitol and battered in the doors o
the Auditors office and took possession
Of it by force. Mr.. Cattell. the Auditor
pro tenn by appointment. then took pos.
session of the office. Mr.. Brown, in the
meantime, had been arresed by the
Sheriff. There is much excitement over
the matter.
....Spriuger, n. NJ. March 19.-Tht
detachment of the Tenth Infantry, or
dered here by President Cleveland, ar
rived this afternoon and escorted to La.
Vegas for safe keeping the besieged Of
ticers Lee, Kimberly and Hizenbaugh
slayers Of the three desperadoes, Rogers
Currie and Red River Tom. during The
attack on the officers in jail on Monday
last. The desperate Currie was til.
same one who shot and killed actor Por
ter some years ago at Marshall, Texas
while the latter vas trying to save som,
ladies from insult.
....A gloom was cast over our cit
yesterday by the saddest accident tina
has occurred here in many years Mis-
Carrie Nesbitt is dead. Yesterday abou
eleven O'Clock in attempting to throw
some water from the piazza of the seconC
story, her feet slipped on the snow, 81,
toppled over the ballustrade, fell a shee
twenty feet. striking with her head on
bed of rocks. She recovered conscious,
ness only long enough to call once o.
twice for her mother; then relapsed into
i~nsensibility, and in about two hours hat
passed from death into life. 1t Is fearec
that the shock may prove fatal to he
mother who was already seriously i'll
Srartanburg HernH
1.-THE original autograph love le'
tiers Of John Keats. which are about t.
b sold, comprise thirtytive epistles o
from one to three pages each The
are said to present a complete picture. j
painful, of the unfortunate poets mine
during the last two years of his life
The comparison between the first OF til,
series. written at Shanklin, Isle ofWigh
in the summer of 1919, and the last
indited on the eve of his departure from
London for Rome. is ~singularly striking
The former is full Of hope. while tn
other seems to have been written in de
SPAR. its concluding sentences being
The world is too brutal for me- | az
clad there Is such a thing as the grave
| am sure | shall never have any resi-
till | get there. | wish | was either il
Your arms full or faith, or that a thun
derbolt would strike me God bless you
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ia few days ago Mr., r. B HAYES
Of Ohio, succeeded in collecting from tn,
Government of the United States a fraud
ulent claim amounting to 81 ESQ., 10. W,
call the claim fraudulent because hat, i
tie only adjective correctly describing it
Hayes has been trying for eight years t
get Congress to repay to him the ALLEGED
expenses Of some Of his friends whom b.
sent to louisiana in 1877, on his own re,
sponsIbility and for his own benefit. t,