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The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-03-18
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In EEzeo- IGzHy Ten 1855
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CFon 5iT e s1rsFS51cs . rang * lie trilI
1s-icc co a ulos5-r scr rev trili. .ienyi1c TIE
uc-d1U- The case VS. sjsctus1s- he l-7ugnrs
"a rrs ucCl1u arg szEPrlss and usu = der, yer
Cd lvu5sncs.
Tie suppose CONSISTED N lie iefzncIass
.ii.rin.- sErienrs q maiuE1in -i-hf G, Tie
premises - f1herst4zcp- The plaiut5Is claim
ia. ~ scrs ccuVsrzaslcu CT Statements ~
defendants Frevl,uEly made {, pIaiug5Es a.
-1cuey be had rsazon to 5elizVs thai thsv held
slIsiy y adverse zzer-
Upcu sElziu1sicu Ct the 1uHwgr +. arrears
-las lie iefsDsa1-s ssE sessh tsas hsy bsrE
,ls premises n s1sstssn ~ a --cd .iLIe &
-lzir cwn- And shas they bad heSt p'-szsssira
&c lC-s -aIu twenty ysars- TEis does ucs
-lsciCse whether thar title vas b. inheritance.
isvise- CT craTsy1ncg- BzE Hurssr cur stls11ts
-IsT we're nos ccu1G sC Flsaf a1ythi-,- ur-rs
-la1 he zs1erzl Issue E1igr Ehi-h thsy
u1rE eve evidence e any riEh. whatever,
El1--u- lnt1.s C the 1iliztlE- They Id h1--
ever ursty The PLlinti5s thAs they cilflIs,5 y
=-us ne Independents e prsscrIIpsITs ri.hs,
.IaG v1a-: aT1d themselves Ct bcsh-
The Pil51siTs say TIA. The tsfsusg 81 Il
lisr-Elcs sE-lIrases them, hs>z1zs tie 5s6surs-
.f-s lad sesIta- n cunvsrsIEiCu % their counsel
.ha- hey DEPENDED scisl- ca adverse user.
E -l5s were tzna5ie gruund znssr a-v ar
-uls-Ilrss- Il euald net be a7ai71hIs after
E.za z=l-i1E = ssher 5efsuEes 81. Ep %
-Cl understand tlat pa-tT nay EsfTs his
---l- - CT le sss1ppeti from . defense ty IL
s1asznents g cuz1sel &C -hns cru-sef ca1
Cam surprise ca beng curfruused xi.H
5-fznse Nhica rad net beeu suggested n .4ch
a -unTgrsa-icu- L q a E1nIi75ar me a Nv
that parties ara ans limited n their rfrhts If
l-t5lu 3 ? compromises offered ~ Tire sass q
ueace Ia,t o avoid ii-i-ztlcn- where fhey h.av.
ucl seen acrtpcz.i- ard the -iIin = brgr-E.
tir-.iz tsfern1i1ats7u a Ew b. a struuzz-
reason & ss1Elf b. hsd tiai no -i.-Es i Esss
81 1zfsnGI1ts STA snenr Ct his rffIs. When
he ma-tsr crues C tie artftraziens Of a C,,1-t
be e n the ha1ris q cuGzazi- b. Il entitled 0,
al Eis legal 5ef.naesz Eia orroaeut nav e
rest tzey VII nads-
We nay add thai the 4fiiia7ilz al 70 lie
s-l1zmen-s MADE WHICH a-g ci15uef5 Z. have
-zr @ the sI-Frlss- ars we'd NET h Cu1ntsr
I--l1IVi-s- bu1 re e mt base Cur r-If-z cn
In t1-t CT 1therrase q aIial.ariis- statements
having aeen aEaGs-
The u-viy discovered eTi5aa,.n Il thsE Of
person vh7is sacxu . have besu E-f-n,5 &C
CunHsrtl1u Ct he pl1i1tiizs- rk1 vas prssers
= Cag-s dTr-n- he trs days e tie rriaf- A.
Ing WIlt the pla5aEI-5s- anything vfr5eh such
a Ti-1sss 4 nuE ready 70 TESTIFY &c. caanrs
e sad O. ReEiy EasCuTs-si aid nuE ufthfa
lie pill1taHa p,fwsr - ascertain and u-..Es-r
= rszs1nahls Sill<Ercr AZ The Frst trf1f
Erssrt61ns GTEr-ulei
P. 2. C1sfi. fsr p515aslzs- !. L. kanlusg4
tat iei-ndanrs7 =. 4 kianey Il cuunaeI E7r
isfsndazts
F-nnJsFs- Ha--h 9sE- E-sz
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-03-18
Bathing in JapAa.

Attached to each hotel Is bath for the
use Of guests. The bath-t1b and heater
are combined 50 that the water. once
heated must furnish the bathing mate
nal for the whole house Arriving at a
japanese hotel fOotsore aud weary, you
ask the landlsdy. How many have used
the bzthl- You foreSo the luxury of
such bath Passing through town at
Eghtfs1 you see q woman boiling her
hRshsRd-at any rate the man Is half i'm
mersed II the bath. while the dame Is
stoAng the FIRE beneath with all her might.
The flames pour forth from beneath. while
this eonteutsd Jap L being cooked Per
hzpe. though, his was only d preliminary
boiling Such public bathing i now pro
hbited IN the cities. but far from the
msdd'ning crowds ignoble strife these
simple people see no harm IN public bath
ing If II suits their cunyeuienee.-Trgy
Tsisgrrs.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-03-18


Rights way Appeal from the Couna-
zic1ers-
81 the testimony, the pl1iztifszs' lot lud the
tzfsnflas's iot Esre rizinally Gee piece BIZ
lie 6ITIsa.u and sale % difsrgns parties lie
pili1ciT l1s vas I=fs EisE % oshsr wsy "a.
= tie PChii- lh1Cuazhf1-Es thl1 thruqzt the
PGrtou sod u The defendant. This rirsf Of
way has ros 1IwsTs been deaiefI, ti,oz-l Il AZ
pears Ia, fsr tine the plzirsitFI had waT
cEs y s1tfeca1cs which they zzed 70 soce
sz1sHs ever TIcaa- l1t which IA. siucs been
bCil. Hp and cicssd INK a0a-ru.- was
zsIther f1r the I-n.+h Of tine requisite to e.
-IliIzh II Ihaalcoze1t It tie eazeneut, ror
vas Il coEPlei with any Circumstances tend
iag % shcz Al iahzntisa % 1hazdou Il. See
EEshhGru ca Eassusuts and Se-Tituisss ssi
Their riZts Ct way b 1ec-ssity therefore *
ats ard s 1linpaIrgd
The doctrine cnntr5lIing Tins case vas fully.
set f7rth IN Achi - PM, JAY Tern 1854
We cnuE-m the I'D. zlezt of the Coun.issicu-
Vrs n ETur 1t the Pl1infifis IN manner 1nd
fCrIl AZ expressed N their Jzfzne,t-
vi Castle fsr plainti5; 4-Ras1 for dsseu5-
Ant
HeraI4Iz. Mach oh las
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-03-18

Whe1szsr u bo7d / required IN shs
1n-vs B1les, casa 30 the full amount Il
the penalty q the bond nay be deposited
with tbs Clerk n Ee1 thsrpcE
b TIE Cert
Wu-rAN EusrEz- Cis-s-
E11gtulu- Nsrch i. ISIS
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-03-18

In IEy wEITe6 cs>es exceptions - ind
~ e tact " u law u.zst bs perfected By
uaylzE Gusts and 6ilrc bor5 t,r further
curs> and presenting ~ The Justice . bil
IF sXcsFtF0CS setting tQrth whatever !
essential % a fun understanding y tEs
ea>s wlthla tsr days frura ths fllHs cf the
3scz>agu u thereafter 81 any tiaas before
the E-1l 1tiloUrrrzct Z the tern
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-03-18

II EppeahS n equity TIE tine t1r Per
ts,tl-E an Sppssl : to l. competed frvu
iLa dass q hhnE the decree DEGREES
must be prepared BY e7unsel prsvalllss,.
>L-wu 10 opposing counsel and presented
sC the CuCTr f1C siEuLsC-p within i've isys
truU he Sing % rendering q ths 6scrs
1CC- but the TINE nay b extended for
eHrse
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-03-18

M1551HS tgr Il new srld On areolnt q
q !uy. fE newly discovered
s7l5sucs. and the llSs grounds. uzrSt b
-sis u writing and Sled with the Clerk
within ~ days after the rendition q ths
yeryilcs= eosss TO - pald and bond fur
further eussS 6iei Eishlr sid ssE days and
ssrvJftsr 70 fCtiuE the coCrSe present. ssCi
II tie lstseE part u the s-ScITlslon 3 Al
matters q fact uPoa which such UotiUn i
f5u1lted nos Npp,sIrIlE On the record urss
Il Ss-irss1n; I1se,i 81 sfsizyis.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-03-18
szv--a.s Cart Il u. B.-.siEa I.aa.a.-.
In Buz.s J4z%zy Tzm- 1855

II DN11" S111zzy Lsrl- le4l
gtEEs E4ErT II a. ~ LARK II Al.
Erhfr-L- E-c,EFJ- 4r-.a. = ggs..q. - r.
cagL
Eleetmeae-Ths iefsu,tans atFsrsrf - .ziil-
=ne- iAs flllavIaE Taatrlnsuf, Is Lrsuzlss.,;
f-1u -ls Hsr7aiE4a fsu-zzr.-
~EuL.
AnuV al Hi,sa y iheae pc.aenfa thaE I. Eirsp.
he-sfT tsTlEs NJ Etn,{ e Eapuhaku- a. Ea5-
aIil- 81d IT, h'i1ze Iss az EapaIsa. Z, Er-=-
Hu- farsTsr. Be-za.e z wa In u,nury =,
liai paid Sc tins ksl-aaa- I pad % rnaEy.
NJ Iutsrzsf - tAe i.ad vas sniy -ly AM.
Dr. money e uIias. bra-A< t.
n seztr1inuF q tins d.T -. hereby ~ NJ
ai'n- tsign=nl kINo-
~ SUE II 70 sispgte nia Eey5se II u,F,e z,
k4HiaT- hH Ii isr sT-r AID sv.z.
g.
DIV. HaIemaaa
L Kanka
scrih-= .. " HaIensaa4
L,.rs'se'' sFcn tSaua) az W1iu5ba A.D. 1855
y EansT
The Er1aI I1asi-E r.fzaezl 70 zEssu tFsfs q. L.
rsa1 q IL Fssy t1f inalruc.eS ts.-, d. -
1llza< cuusis3-r .hzt Esf.nI.aak Lad ur1.s.-.s
an in.ssruEneaE zssfss pfEeE is and u. srF-i..
.i.et Aags h@=s lnisEEsr ,..1ysrs.iy. II -.
tas iassrHalene i1ssf ssss ~ Tie Az Z -us1Ts
nrs y read u tssm- To flis refusal zurf n
ssrlrsiar ~ 6efenEzzcz sr.grt.
lie seseefi1u = he a1nsssic.. Il m. ~
tsrEs,eHt was haae's en- se-- 1873 Il rae rFyi7
tc'.s1 ~hsea Fr-scsih-s thaE ~ written ufT
ssrii y all1vef = b proved 1frer n. r.
Fsfzi11n q I've T.ars fr1uz tie dsarE Il q.
ssscsssr. Il lie case e de w u E7,f,s
HAS, p ga . u he'd taas ti5s I5-risasi-r
1les Hrr aPpfg q piIIs II tsmzr,-1 -
lsisrs rh'e sazctnen< % so
mrT aEsarls GlzE Il ur1a n aulsr-.,s ti-,r
80 testatsc 1eylacr - xr1assr ID urrrsSsu.
2 1866 EEs1snrs . Eils sEs-t Va xsyer
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-03-18
5-zruaS.ruxr u szc-roys us AT llS6 ~
rEr Crvrr curEl


Al szrsusScu - the rsriscs - tstrS cox
s-z-y ~ The XIV 1-G 10 The sv1isncs q the
yTel.-ht u evidence and crtlcs u ; ny
t5cc fcr rev trsSl q shrs grcUnd mus
b,s made Ss the tl-ae q the rs2htSrn u shs
vgrytics and bet,re The Ky S-S discharged
-xzsi noted BY ths Cisrk q his minutes,
his raetroa uzSs " Psrfecsed WITHIN
ten days ~ b.slnS pct = writing by ccGn-
- a-.d pcylzS e,ssS and khlS = hucd for
cusss 70 accrue aid Il u,sCis BY asfsaG-
an 4gUrS- vhCE s vsCChct kEs bee1 rs1
5s-e1 bcr6 not 70 dispose q his prup-
e--y - re,1---s6 ty Speslcn llSo q the
Crvll Ccis rr-St be kled- Argument On
thzS r,ctS1- E,sv ~ r.Elis betCrs the jus
tscs Who PRESIDED Il the trl1l O2 his rll7-
-sss
ANY ps-yy excepting 10 thu rr,lrry, Il shs
! 1Ssice. denying " grSnsLHS The ss1d rso-
tlor ra-Ss p-ssert hlS bll q s1cSpelUnS
therefor 70 S1,Si Jr-<tice fcr allowance vIshi-
ten igvs truu- the rsnd1tFor q such ruling,
By PAVING Gusts and giving hoad for fur
thsr eossS. Such hi q sxcspsiCns nus
ez1bc,iy Ii testimony
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-03-18
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1CCs EoCEyAErsTz- PAzrs, Feb. Il, Isss.
Eheu he 4z.h1ritizz undertake. 70 perserute
s1y speakers a. pablo meeting f5r seiitia1s
--fzrzE-ss, the witnesses relied 90, have been
aIshs-tcs the crunIiasary q poiice-=ho i
ever a spectator, II al 5Eci1l ezpseify, AID
hls dsterfTVss. LA trial lst kel1, where
Anarchists have heez indicted fcr pIayfzx a.
rsTsirsH7ns he EuTerumens cited The neTEps-
p@r rgperters Tho were p-sseat AZ the zestfnz.
p testify - the Tialert L1az11zg uttered b
he 1c=4ss,i- Three r=portsrs we're thea called
sPuu 70 eslgoseT they took tie oath, 70 prove
thsrr odsiienrs q he law, bef oue aod al
druiy 1erifaesI the r1le II witness, beifsTinz
s1-h fEty va sas Esr sheir profession, bet
fsr The estsrffVsa. efr- he isdze Erei each
uErualass 100 r., ln,i vas aatnuished thai such
-latIrzi lrunPst.rs e srzfh, declined 10 aiI
lie p'Irsaiis Il IlIsta-e- Tha zE.Ii@ure laughed
Al tAas metaphor ias 1ppla15ei The dIznlE.1
ears.IE NJ q ft<s r.-sss -
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-03-18

For th1ss via have fsrs 4nd skassz, viia
sie5g-ss as chazgz fr1ns bv5gghznss and We
tsri1ss tie winter i very zzTeSati., save tie
accsaissal esTs, gi-n Psris s1rpassss L1,usiou
= fsgs- The pSpr bogsver. are passirx
ih-uUZh rTu3s tine, and ezzsplinca1fy -, q
scrrG1. e lss n11bers Il 1aen5ioysd Char-
~ = very a-tI4E, and Ike Pr5feaa, aaBurues
every sazPes krSn Iotteries, kaIis 1nI thessri-
"a t-pr=ssusAelsns, ~ 10 coGinz GeEs IA fh.s
ToTn Hal These fcTrss q rsiEfag tks wind,
r ssE1szs dis-Tsss. have Tie sdyzstszs % A.
irac1 f1r.iz1.rs' purssz, Wiki r. der op.n
sesame eaalf ssesss-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-03-18

E1ceFti1g ii lie 5zErnzIs pgkf. apiniau
eand.Zss nc % Sseiars f;seif SistIaesiy. q
any q he unaoiyst 's1satsoua e tie day l.
= ssit = be hitlug Ix tTnss rflI The eIeraaua,
&c De Se1zfarEsl, WIKI are tsrrinzfsd at
a artarI1ii7s cot he Ssnerzl. rHmsred b Sc
ci1se a l1ud- u GrsTy = eppsss5 - zsy
pTsiliaiz-s clss1izrsSs - lie c14mbers. Tk1t
az hsssrsrs ~e'sId nns b bad pniicz fsr Inc
iate-estt and eate1l1tinrs nf r. Ferry, uksse
mattresses "a ofie< is aersssstg, frsss fhe
ia.ht ~ z seeHrs AIRY lsas5sg rEsiSe apas %
e.trl-'ts fEtacs fr14 bsrssFsrzf 1ssplszftisE.
y - e1.srlss eASrSs. thers u ~ dgiaK VIA
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-03-18
Guardian 6aEtttt.
prrNEsn1Y. NaSlR g ~
S-r-~-s csa-t q tAs Hawaiian tssNsSs-
,sr RS-EE FIfE. - Ses N.u-a Il. fSSA
ssp,rsnaa,g ~ feruae- ~.

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n y ssNsk1 cSrExxr Ea rsE CcCTr
4
t.Nrt.,NtrsEY oE SsCrvoN ~ cr rsS ciNit
csrE.i
Evs-y s1cersion txksn in the rgoSrs~S
q iz-v trial 10 any CrSisr * ry-hrS u teSs
Justics rrvssiS-c. Earst " prt IN vrftine
~ cos-rss,l tssf,re ~ eAese q TIE trial Al.
>-,rh excst,sso1< BE sEect u Wiki I,
S-Sssirei woGld ~ the grzasirlcS rev
sEiSl * the scE-y u lS,stS-aelrs 80. Fes.,'''
-.-sfiral. rsuSt ~ er,hafseS II ; hill q eS
espsse-s and rresszses e the JuSsrce h>
fcre ths sral sSSe-zras1t - the tern
Such hi x sxcsptrocs Shc16 erabSNiy
S-,-h r-crssccs u tAe svSisnce - : sSSsn
si1l a. shs srN understanding - tAs c5Se~
CCssS E1Ss he PSsa and = tNo1d T. ssser--s
fc-thsr ccssS u.uss he Sled a; The tlzss y
presentlrS The hi y e1csrtrorS,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-03-18
S4F--ae Co4-t q the Haznaiun I,l.-d,--
EzB&z-s- JazzHy Tern IssS.
kArTkA II. Al y. PAkEgxro.

y~ff- r-L K-cr7y. J. 4-,si.. ,. Oys-.s. B,
N-csTyL
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-03-18
S=F-e-as cs4-< ~ tie Hz~aAiAa l.aAnGas -
In BzRrs- JRnaA=y Tern. lSSS
VIC Aezr vS K,vvA rrn Al,

-E.'.s, a. SgE-r,, J. tss.a.. :. tAt-s,~ %
gsStis. =
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-03-18

4tNEs ktErT II AZ ~. LARK Il a.
FasF --L H-c,EJJ- 4--.a. = g5,.sqa - r.
CsGgL
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1885-06-17

Murder in Raieigh.

Il has been a long time. very long
time since so horrible crime as that
OF the taking OF human life has stained
the annals Of Raleigh. But last evening
there was an occurrence of so awful a
nature as TO appal the public and create
such sensation "a has seldom been
known here
Al ;: II O'Clock last evening some peo-
pie rushed out the store and saloon No
22j south Wilmington ,treet, kept by
Me>srs. James Cheatham aud John A.
Cheatham, brothers. Officers Strickland
AMI McCullers and letter carrier Ietl
Denton ran in They saw a horrible
sight. On the floor near the door lay
Mr. John Cheatham, upon his face. near
a lot OF chairs aud upon the floor
The blood poured from him in
streams. He was lifted up by the OFF,
GERS and his brother, Jane. Cheatham,
and carried to the rear of the store.
There he raised himself slightly and ask
ed officer Strickland TO fan I'm He
never spoke again. The oe:: ::-ois were
bathing his face when he we shud-
der and died, in perhaps ten minutes
after he had been picked up. Then the
officers had to give their attention to Mr.
James Cheatham, who tod them he was
rapidly losing blood from chastity
wounds. He was placed in chair while
his dead brothers body was laid upon
a bed on TIE floor of the store The
place was at once curefully guarded
AN IMPORTANT CAPTURE.
In few minutes one of the men who
ls charged with being participant in
this bloody nights work was arrested,
as he stood among a small crowd near
the station house He was James
Smith. a young white man who is en-
ploycd rs one of the city street force
1t was ascertained that The other man
concerned in the crime was William
Guoch, also IA street hand. Smith was
examined. On his person was found
bloody handkerchief, which officer Be
Ners showed reporter. His shirt was
bloody A small flask of whisky was
IN his pocket. Mr. W. H. Ellis. bar
keeper whose place of business is few
doors above Cheatham' 5 store, III nlormed |
the police that Smith came in his place !
Just after the time when the cutting |
must have been done and washed his |
face and hands
See second page
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1885-06-17

DUTY BEFORE Hunt
ingdon. Pa , June ,, 1885 A notabl
example of heroic official integrity was
displayed Friday night by Judge j. La
porte, of this county, in surrendering to
the Sheriff his son John, accused of muir
dering his friend, John Irwin, at War
riors's Mark. After the murder on
Thursday night, J Ohm Laporte fled, reach
ing his fathers house Saturday morn
ing, He stated his position to his father,
who, although agouized by the news,
said:-John, this is horrible, When was
made a Judge | swore to obey the con-
stitution ami enforce the laws Of the
Commonwealth, and | cannot do other
wise than surrender you up to the otfi-
GERS Ifyou are justifiable in this thing,
as | believe YOU are. you will be clear
ed and our name vindicated. But if not.
the law must take its course" The
Judge Immediately harnessed his horse
and drove his son to the nearest rail
road station. where they boarded the
first train and arrived here last night,
when the son was surrendered to the
Sheriff. This course seemed not to have
been taken from motives of policy, but
from pure sense of duty, and on ac-
count of this the unfortunate Judge is
regarded by the citizens here as second
Lucius Junius Brutus.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1885-06-17

SALEM ACADEMY.-Thjs evening
from ? to O'Clock an art recep-
ptiou was held in the academy, which
was attended by an immense num-
Der Of friends of the school. Miss
Lewis. of New York. is the teacher, and
her skill was fully displayed in the beau
tiful paintings and drawings on exhibit
ton. The art pupils have shown Won
derful progress. Among the pictures
may be noted large lite-like paing by
Mrs. H. E. Fries; Mrs. J. f. Young,
portreit and pasted painting; scenes by
Miss Lula Fries umbrella stand, by
Mrs Buxton; crayon drawings by
Misses Cieger stokes, Saver, Dwire,
decorated vases by Miss DeSchweinltz ;
porcelain painting and brass scrolls by
Miss Vogler ;sti!l life sketches and wa
ter lilies, by Miss Carrie Pfobl; satin
and plush table scraf, Miss Tucker
pin cushion and bottles by Miss Bessie
Pegram and The needle work of the
smaller girls was exceptionally good
and well executed, showing careful
training in this department
Governor Scales. with his wife and
Misses Katie and Jennie Scales. arrived
to-day at noon. The Governor was met
b, the Forsyth Rifles and scorted to the
Belo House.
The concert this eveing was attended
by an immense audience, The splendid
programme under The supervision Oi
Prof. a gthe. was rendered it most pleas.
ant manner. Winton Daily.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1885-06-17
sNOL,. XV.-NO 2l

NoRrI tAR"LtNA' .s,,pcs.of .,esr,.
WAkE COUNTY
louisa Matk ham, Plaintiff,
against divorce.
Elhs Markham, Defendant
Notice Is hereby given. 10y ordsf ~
the Couft to thr above named defend
ant, Kills Markham. IL appear al the
Superior Com { "a be held for the County
of Wake aud state Of North Carolina.
at Raleigh. on the hrsl Monday before
Tia nl~t Monday ~ Septc mber 4 d,
lN>o and auswct. plead or dcmur 10
the complaint ilicd hy Louisa Marx
hans in the above casc. aud depositcd
~ the office 81 tLe tlerA 81 the Superior
court
The purpose II this action II to oh
TAIN divorce from the bonds uf mat
Iimony upon the grounds oi supATa-
tion aud lINiuk IA adultery by tho de-
ferdant II the defendant fails "a ap
pear at the time and pace mentionsd
the plaintiff will ask tor Judgment ac-
cordlng 10 the complaint.
RORT c. LEWIS.
ATTORNEY for piaintsn
April -. 81.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1885-06-17
IT DOES BULLY FOR COTTON.

SPRINGS cou
The following named say
and Council Holly Springs F. A. Norris WINS
'-0" - Rogers SToREN Co,
ifnotsu
1t
LAMBS H.
t of lasts
9a'is''o9 A.J.W
n &.
Ieveru
with.
'"' crop Oh 'ooac'o up " 'no ''" W " NJ. \.
RALEIGH, 81
andny tosre
he fully maured l, MON =, hNoo'1
NC S
The tobacco
nwthD
o 2tlI4
nGuaI think dld
eet
the
or my Smelling, Raegh Mhoh
Gollsboro W o. fOWel
Tassjter Mitchell, Frankhnon; H. j.
w. Joyner Princeton, n Egeron oI,spug
DalrYmple Jonesboro; Ahou iioA N7'
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1885-06-17
Tobacco Flues a Specia lty
TIN ROOFING.

TIN ROOFING.
GUNS AND PISTOLS.
CIRCULAR, AND SAWS OF ALL KINDS
Locks and Hinges Of every Description
POCKET AND TABLE CUTLERY.
WAGONS AND TRACE CHAINS.
ROPES AND TWINES.
GILL. NETS, SEINES AND WIRE.
GUM and HEMP PACKING.
TINWARE OF ALL KINDS.
GRINDsTONES and FIXTURES.
IRON AXLES and BOLTS.
Farm Bells, Screws and Files.
THERMOMETERS, LAMPS and LANTERNS
BARBED FENCING WIRE.
HoLLow-wARE and wooDEN-wA ARE.
STOVES OF ALL KINDS.
Grain and Grass Blades, and Cradles.
Patent Balances and Cotton Hooks.
sHoVELs, SPADES and FORKS.
And ten Thousand Other Things.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1885-06-17
IT is Cool up There

A North Carolina family known from
Potomac to RIO Grandc) ha- secured a
tract Of land near Flat Rock, the sara
toga Of South Carolina, though IL
North Carolina Dozens of the veal
thiest ot the old Carolina people OF
the Low-country plantations built resi-
denccs there. and 20 nowhere else 10
summer.
a large tract has been divided into
lots, and can be had at nominal rates
provided you will erect cottage Sdl-
phur water, and the purest OF mounfalu
water can be had in every house Two
Railway Routes
Addres, for the present..
Lock DRAWER ~, R4ieigh.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1885-06-17
CAPTURED AND sUBDUED.

Lieutenant Laughlin headed the pur-
suit and followed Rcaume as he return ed
to one of the railroad tracks He snap
ped his pistol in Liughlin' face but the
latter walked up to him and they clinch
ed. Reaume did not seem to have any
strength, and Laughlin in a moment had
hin. on his back, and, with his hands at
Reaume's throat, called on some one to
take the prisoner pistol awav. Before
this was effected by Officer Rowan, fo,
Reaume had vice like grip, Reaume
had struck the Lieutenant twice over the
head with the weapon Rcaume, having
been overcome, was taken to drug
store and aftcrward to the hospital. The
examination showed that he had been
shot three times in the back, twice under
the shoulder and once in the small of the
back.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1885-06-17
Very, Very Little THINGS,

But very important-your blood corpu
scles. They are bright red. They are SO
small that it takes over 3 900 of them in
line to make an inch The bright red
color comes from the iron in them.
When there is not enough iron the blood
is thin and watery and impure. Purity
and vigor go together. Browns Iron
Bitters is the only safe iron tonic ever
made. 1t enriches the blood, builds
up the system, gives health, strength,
and enjoyment of life.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1885-06-17
FOR SALE

Jersey Cow, Araspes, 10 4at. 4. j G.
e.. soliu light lcmon. fall black points
Dropped April 9Th lSSs. with solid dark
fawn Bun aif with black switch. drop
ped February 10Th 1885. name 10 suit
purchaser, and registration guaran
tecd Sired by Rex Of Carolina II 2s2
A. J {. G., Price 5000 | would sell
the calf separately for I 100, OF exchange
hin for a first class saddle horse, or
pony Of good size.
JOHN NJ CRENsHAW,
ForestVilIe, n. e.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1885-06-17

SHE HAD MINED THE EVENINGS =
Her head was pillowed on his breast and
looking up ia shy way she said:
do you know, dear George. that =
~ on mean dear James. think" he
interrupted, smiling fondly at her mis-
take.
''Why, yes, to be sure. How stupid
| am! | was thinking this was We'd
nesday evening."-N. !. Sun.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1885-06-17

x Delicate diseases of either
sex, however induced, speedily and per
manent!y cured. Book of particulars 10
cents in stamps Address. " rid $ Dis
pensary Medical Association. G63 Main
Street, Buffalo. y Y
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1885-06-17
A POLICEMAN KILLED.

Officer Barrett staggered back and ex
claiming / am shot !" fell into the arms
of officer Herman He did not speak
again, and died ten minutes afterward
in the laiies' waiting room Of the dept.
Reaume did not cease firing until he had
fiaed nineteen shots from the car window,
rapidly reloading his six shooter as fast
as it was emptied Lieutenant Laughlin
crept along the west side Of the car and
fired a shot through the window near
where Reaume WAS. This caused him to
emerge from the car, and he made dash
north, around he head Of the train. He
continued to discharge his weapon until
it was empty and ran west toward Fourth
avenue, followed by the officers and a
large crowd of citizens Everybody who
had gun began to fire and probably $50
shots were heard in the next five min
uteS.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1885-06-17

By land or at sea, out on the prarie,
or in the crowded city, Ayers Cathartic
Pills are the best for purgative purposes,
everywhere alike convenient, ctiicacious,
and safe For .luggish bowels torpid
liver, indigestion, bad breath hAtuieney,
and sick headache, they are d sure REM
edX.