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The Baltimore County union., 1885-08-15
Special Notice.
A CARD.

ENDORSEMENT OF MR.. j. HARMAN
SCHONE FOR TREASURER AND COL
LECTOR OF BALTIMORE COUNTY,
BY THE ROSEDALE DEMOCRATIC CLUB
OF BALTIMORE COUNTY.
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Seventh District.

Seventh DiSfriCt.
AT THE RESIDENCE OF ELI S. SAMPSON,
On Tuesday and Wednesday, Sept. Sth and 9th.
AT PLEASANT HUNTERS, WISEBURG,
On Thursday, Friday and Saturday, September
10th, llth and 18TH
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ROUND TRIP TICKETS WILL BE SOLD As Follows

JOHN WILSON BROWN, Auditor.
]. c. WRENSHALL, Receiver.
Aug. S.-2t
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First District.

AT ADAM DIETRICH'S, CARROLLTON,
On Tuesday and Wednesday, Sept. Sth and 9th.
HALL, CATONSVILLE,
On Thursday, September 10th.
AT WILLIAM McCAULEY'S COOPER SHOP,
ELLICOTT CITY, BALTIMORE
COUNTY SIDE,
On Friday and Saturday, Sept. 11th and 18th.
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Third District.
AT BARTON'S STORE, WoODBERRY,
On Tuesday, September Sth.
AT HEBBELL'S STORE, CLIFTON,
On Wednesday and Thursday, Sept. 9th and 10th.
AT LOUIS WALTERS ARLINGTON HOTEL,
REISTERSTOWN ROAD,
On Friday, Sept 11th.
SMILE HOUSE, REISTERSTOWNR ROAD,
NEAR PIKESVILLE,
On Saturday, September 18th.
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Fifth District.

Fifth District.
AT BECKLEYSVILLE HOTEL,
On Tuesday, September Sth.
AT GEO. w. JORDAN'S, NEAR BLACK ROCK,
On Wednesday, September 9th
AT F. P. BOSS0M'S, FALLS ROAD,
On Thursday, Friday and Saturday, September
10th, 18th and 18th.
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NOTICE OF REGISTRATION
Baltimore County, for the Year
1885.
SEPTEMBER SITTING.

Notice is hereby given, pursuant to law, by the
undersigned, Officers of Registration for the diff
ferent Election Districts of Baltimore county, that
they will hold the SEPTEMBER SITTING FOR
THE YEAR 1885, for the purpose of ascertaining
and registering all persons qualified to vote in
their respective districts at the following places
and times, from O'CLOCK A. NJ. TO O'CLOCK
dan Eoll
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DUBLIC AUCTION

Stevenson A. Williams, Attorney at Law,
Belair, Md.
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OF INSOLVENCY.

George g. Hooper, Attorney, st. Paul an d
Lexington Sts., Baltimore.
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DUBLIC SALE
OF
PERSONAL PROPERTY IN 4TH DISTRICT.

The subscriber will sell at public sale, under
the power Of Bill of Sale, on the farm on which
Samuel II. Gingrich resides, adjoining Gingrich
Station, on W. M. r. R., about two miles from
Owings' Mills, and three miles from Reisterstown,
on Thursday, goth of August, 1885,
at l o'clock P. NJ,
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OATTLE FOR SALE.

~ EH
A Registered JERSEY BULL and 49,.
registered Jersey BULL CALF, six months old.
Address e. G. CAMPBELL,
College Station, Prince Georges county, Md.
Aug. S.-3t&.
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no SHEEP RAISERS.
EOR SALE CHEAP.

A HOUSE AND LOT on Virginia avenue,
Towsontown. House contains rooms with good
water at kitchen door. Lot 70x160 feet. I'm
proved with fruit, shrubbery, etc. Ground rent
$3.50. Apply at once at UNION OFFICE.
June 2O.-tf.
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NEORTGAGEE.S SALE

Yellott & Offutt, Attorneys, Towsontown, and
rs Lexington St., Baltimore.
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VALUABLE LITTLE FARM, SITUA- Iale
=n TED IN THE SECOND ELEC- ssSS
GI TION DISTRICT OF BAL
TIM0RE COUNTY.
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Fourth District.
AT WILLIAM L. SHRIVER'S STORE,
REISTERSTOWN,
On Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and
Saturday, Sept. Sth, 9th, 10th, l1th and 18th.
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TORTGAGEE'S SALE

Yellott & Offutt, Attorneys, Towsontown, and
25 Lexington St., Baltimore.
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IN THE MATTER OE JOHN G. HOOPER Al
INSOLVENT DEBTOR.
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SO LOTS AT FALLSTON STATION, MARY
LAND CENTRAL RAILROAD.
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Second District,

AT RAN LSTOWN,
On Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and
Saturday, Sept. Sth, 9th, 10th, 1lth and 18th.
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IN THE MATTER OF JOHN G. HOOPER. AN
INS0LVENT DEBTOR.
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VI OF
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE, SITUATED IN
THE EIGHTH ELECTION DIS 81
FIN TRICT OF BALTIMORE Ss
ES COUNTY.
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JOHN CROWTHER, JR.,
Aug, S,-3t Chief Clerk and Auditor.
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n & IS @a

THE FOLLOWING PROPERTY. VIZ
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NyRUSTEE'S SALE
A HORSE AND WAGON.

aOutsI HIUoIO 20 OHIHFO'
Aug. l5.-2t.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-09

Special to the Gazette.
AUSTIN, TEX, oct s.--Thc tax rolls
of Walker county, in to-day, show an IN
crease of SCI, 100.
Volume sixty-third, supreme court re-
ports, including the Tyler term OF 1854
aud the Galveston term of 1850, is Just
out.
Architect Myers expresses great salts
faction with what has been done on the
capitol.
The circus drew large crowds from the
country to-day.
The Texas delegates to the Greer
county commission met to-day and eject
ed Mai. Breckenridge of Austin chair
man.
b-Contractor Wilke is making active
preparations to resume work ON the capt
tol building. Nearly 100 tons of railway
iron were hauled into the capitol grounds
by the engine Lone Star, to lay thirt
rail on the track already running into the
grounds
Comptroller Swain and Treasurer Lun
book are both absent, the former in Norti
1 Texas, the latter at Houston.
/ The land board have virtually deter
mined to do away with the three section
business, and purchase bids for NOR
than one section will not hereafter be en-
tertaincd. The resolution has not beer
passed set, but has been agreed upon
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-09
TEXARKANA.

Journahstic-r Counp.seat Imhrogiio
special tothe Gazette
TENAl,NANA, ARK, Oct s. w. j, Allen
formerly editor and proprietor OF the In
ter-State News, which paper was totally
destroyed in the great fire of March last
has tnkcn employment ms associate on
the Morning States. lie Is the oldest and
one of the most furciblc writer's in this
section Of the state, and has done more
newspaper work In this city than all 9TH
ers lathe profession combined.
The people of BOSTON the present
site OF the court-honso, have with,
drawn the contest entered against
this city, and instead thereof
have obtained an injunction and had the
same served upon the officers OF the
county, restraining them from doing any
thing towards removing the court-housc
to this place, The Boston folks take the
position, and rest their case upon h, that
the state law providing for county-seai
removals Is unconstitutional. The gen
eral conviction here Is that their action
win only delay the matter, Texarkana
having already in her possession a GER
tlllcatc of election
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-09

proceeded TO busin... ''-,.
fore. :" we cOunt, WA
Judge }. Y. Cockren
appointed Jury comm'' u, w dlSsI,, II,
l S Monday and came y s,oas. 1t lI,'''
day with his family s s,s'sslcslsylo V.
morrow and open -na via s.in,. w
Thursday. ~" court d. , M. 3
Judge G.. ID. Evans III.
Cockrell and NJ. 4 S Snn Bowycs
from Abilene, are atten ns,u'ocss, slio,, I
az ~, This place this week. aS couag az.
now. "''ulog rain W,
The girl sherman Luou,.
died at the hotel in yonr s., kIi9y, n.
ehects OF poison, was 4 d. nv from q
Il Kirby of this county enaughief Of y.
OF this place and a good o "a, a men,I,.
ana W. T. Carpenter sen ,asn' Slass 4
been conducting herself 'ased She y
manner that She lost !. N saet
an respectable people + respect
man who registered :, 10
US A. b. Kirby was her b,o y We h
S ron, ,b given. He is N ~ IIoaa
rom tae officers, under two y I. ms "a
one Tor theft Of a horse a 4 d'nuelasl
assault with intent 10 s0 ~, ano one iO',
cause of his strange actions a,ll aFns
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-09

said that he didn't have an enemy 10 the
,vorld thai he knew OF and the shooting
a him was mystery unless they wanted
~ rol, him. Others seemed TO think that
h was done to put him out OF inc way,
so he could not testify IN the cutting
scrape. Onr officers are looking Tor inc
supposed guilty parties and VIII
run them ia II they can be iound'
MIR. Saul Is a carpenter by trade ana mas
lived I'm Dcnison for several years ana
has always borne a good reputation ana
is A Woodworking man.
+ B. Wilde, OF the firm OF Collncr &
wilde. who was reported as dying yester-
DIV. Is to-day, We are glad TO state, feel
inc much better
An Irisbman BY the name OF Null was
walking along the railroad IN the sontli
porl. az town when he heard the report OF
4 pistol, and, feeling something strike him
In the right side, put his hand there anu
found his side bleeding from bullet
,yound. He came Immediately TO town
and DR.. Harry Acke son was called and
dressed the wound which, however, was
only slight one, as the bullet struck q
rib and glanced upward and lodged IN
his shoulder. MIR. Null is stranger III
/ the city and has been here only lew
4 days. and has been working at the rocb
quarry. He was shot with By shor'
cartridge, and had a narrow escape iron
/ being killed. The shooting took place a
Io:30. He thinks Il was some one JUS
firing of their pistol, as he has no enc
mics and does not think II was done 10
/ robbery.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-09
Galveston.

GALVESTON, TEX. ,Oct.s.-Itwssl,,,,3
to-day that the state executive Com
OF the knights OF Labor order hs,s
in the city during this week for ibs q
pose of comforting with the oinF.i y
the Santa Re road on the sctlIem,sl n
differences existing, aud IuyesH,,'s
displacements that have been mads u
sumably contrary to the strict iute,,,s
ton OF agreements heretoion ~
This was Il secret, so far IS Inc N
was concerned, until a sati.,gsl
result was ATTAINED. The comsIs'
consisting Of John Nugent Of cml,j
n, \. Reynolds of Fort Worth AZ 4
Pierson OF the Santa Fc carpenter n
in this city, have been successtuI n =
conference With the Santa Il nu,,s
ment, and all differences have bsep N
lactorily arranged as far as tHDs Al
the ,rOad is concerned. The coula
left for Fort Worth for the purpVs !
vcstigating and settling the Raui;.si
rel nlaItef after which they WhN11
10 their respective homes and noa. q
fled with the results OF a peaceful ust|
The fresh water supply for CalISsA
came up for action at the special ndE
of the council this evening and Erk
ferred until the next meeting. And
ity report was submitted recomnne
the adoption of the bid OF 0. ChatltlI
100000 per annum for 800 bydrsEis
was subsequently withdraw tra Y
whole matter laid over,
This evening, gravel train o. :
Texas X Mexican railway was Endl
at the intersection of Avenue y Z
Thirty-seventh street, The engliA
badly damaged but nobody was bur
The marine arrivals to-day includas
British steamships Regius from fsHl I
and Regal from Liverpool, bafk L'i'1
| from New Castle and schooner laAl
Treat from Baltimore. The RegIha
Regal are both charted BY ss'a'
firms for cotton to the continent
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-09
PARIS.
$500 Secured in DreacA Of p,s.,.
g., Personal. E,e. s'

20 80 secured In Breach Of D..
Special to the Gazette.
PARIS, Ten, Oct. s.-N,g.
VINO was seriously burned I, Mchasa
10 save e. her sister, Mrs. Berry Su Y
o ,', III, The funeral Of M, = H Y ~
place at the Church Of The a 9strl M
this afternoon. ' hog chi
Mr.. Henry 4. Brown AZ W.,
rotary of the international wv n'.l lOis, u.
the Young Mems Christian o ss@,illst 4
in the city for the purpose "s Y,
for the work here. mis- sdS \. si'ssisis
Dallas. auuiess VIZ h
DR.. j. d. Poland Of Farmo,..,n
married to Miss Laura Neaibas, LIZ |, y
yesterday morning. "''ya ~
Six hundred bales Of COTS,
yesterday So''vn iecaEa
Sarah G. Finley secured /. ,..s
$Hl25 against Thco Scri,ner '. 'silt I
a suit for breach of promise ' sna
ton. The details are unit ~ o,'u a ,ss
/ ton. ~ Palu
The Masonic Mutual Renal,
ton allowed the claim Of Mr. i II s \ 4
ing in behalf of her deceased ~ s,.s e
amounting to $4,000, about wS III Il.
had been some question. ~ =
The Lamar hotel will moi ann I.
/ November. sfs' Il
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-09
GAINESVILLE.
Nuptinis-- Exposition Work-Arrcsted for
Assnult--Other Notes.
SpecIal 10 the Gazette

Nuptinis- Exposition worE-Arrcstcd for
Assnult-Other Notes.
Special 20 the Gazette.
GAINESVILLE, TEX, Oct. s.--rhe mar
riage of MIR. Joe Enrich of Indianapolis,
Ind, and Miss Hattie Kahn of Dallas
was celebrated last night at the residence
of Nj. Kahn, in the presence of few
invited friends. Rabbi lIaski of this city
performed the ceremony. grand ball
and supper followed the marriage rite.
\ German named Gustavc A. Karssrct,
who met with an accident n few days ago
by being thrown from horse, died last
Tuesday at the residence OF IL. Lime lie
had been here but a short time and was
little known.
Alonzo Guyton, the stranger who was
cut IN Easterwood's saloon ON Saturday
night, is dangerously i'll. He has two seri.
Gus cuts in the back, which, IL is thought,
will prove fatal. Nothing Is yet known OF
the whereabouts OF the young man who
I did the cutting.
! The executive committee of the expo.
/ stion society and Il committee from the
Merchants exchange met in the hall OF
| the latter tonight. Considerable inter
est was shown In having Cooke county
represented at the exposition, and the re
ports of the various subcommittee;
showed that they had been active in secur
ing specimens to be forwarded TO New
orleans.
Cotton Is coming in now at the rate o
55 TO 100 bales per day.
George Moon was arrested this morn
Ing for making IN assault upon 6. l.
White with an aX-hande.
Judge Hall is busy with the civil docke
In the county court,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-09

persons were at once arrested and the
ho,t ouarantlned. The captain ana
nnrscr' under oath, said that q sailor
with smallpox had been put ashore IN
chicago on September Is, and onother AZ
81. Catharlne, short time before, on the
way 10 Chicago. The Cuba has since
been to Montreal and left that city on
October >. The coal-heavers were all eN-
amiued and found 10 bear vaccination
marks. The crew was yaccinated and
This afternoon ten pounds of sulphur was
burned on the vessel. All communica-
tion with the boat is denied. As soon as
POSSIBLE the boat will be hustled of on
its Journey.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-09
LONGyIEw.
probable Fatal Mistake - wrecked
Frcight--A sad Death.

Frcight--A sad Death.
special to the Gazette.
LoNGyIEw, TEX, oct. S.-Mr. Phil.
pceues. living near Kilgore, has a little
son who has for some time been troubled
with severe attacks of hiccOugh, for
which he has been taking swallow OF
vinegar from bottle. Having some di-
lnted concentrated I've left, Mrs. Pegues
filled bottle with it, which the lad took
for vinegar and swallowed dose. 1t Is
thought lac cannot recover.
Passenger No. 4, which should have ar
rived nj 1880 last evening, did not reach
here until $3.50 this morning, on account
OF the wrccking of freight No. I, three
miles beyond Mineola yesterday alter
noon, occasoned by a COW lying on
the track. The engine was thrown
of and seven cars badly used
up. Engineer n. W. Suber and
hpad-brakcman George Marsh were
damned up considerably, though not dan
gcrously. The former was brought to
his famly here and the latter taken to
Marshall.
\ sad shock was given our people this
morning hy an announcement over the
wires that John pegucs, n very estima
BILE young gentleman and social layorite,
had lust died at his home in Mansfield,
/ La, whittier he went fcw days since to
visit his friends lie was IN the employ
/ here of his uuclc DR. o. Pegues,
( II win be remembered that at the last
term of The district court here, presided
over by Judge Robinson, young lac
named Jimmie Young, on trial for crime
was fcelingly rcproycd by his honor, who
allowed him his freedom under bond
hoping 60 induce his reformation. Scarce
three months elapsed before he haC
hurglarlzcd drug store here and gonO
no one knew whittier A few days sine,
he turned up in Mincoa, where his PEG
pie had been living Sheriff Killings
worth had him arrested, and he is now il
inil here. The feeling here is that sue
cases call fora state reform school,
At sherlff's sale yesterday morniD
Grant Merrill bid $4,000 on tract OF rs
acres In this county, over 200 in cultiyi
ton, hut the property was sold to }. N
league for $1,000 BY some mean
league did not come up with the cash ,
= the proper time and IL was again put Il
for sale. MIR Merrill Did it in for Sl00
I Seventeen bales of cotton were brougl
/ here from near Overton yesterday al
! sold Gradually the country tributary
: longycW rs extended
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-09
RAMPANT RIOTERS


III
Sr. LOUIS, Mo-, Oct.
day passed off with Isasa
quietness till nearly 9 O'clock w
nnrty of strikers congresaiea w v
Inc cars of the Cass ayea% y
on Seventh, between haiAa IA
Walnut streets, aud begai % IA '...Sl
the conductors and drivers ..ss,. X
police soon appeared and TIC sIl.'t N
persed, but only to epani "A
base. for they imineaM's S.,sA
to Pine street, between ss,rs
and Ninth, ont Of which llliss ,sssu
lines run, and derailed one q , wv u
This stopped traffic. Nearly pe 1sIi. |.
and man named loao .' NJ
was knocked down ~" I'd
,mnv;nc car aud 100 N
This cxasperated the rros ass n II y
dr NO he driver from tas !. y VI
threatened TO lynch HIM Is s n ,.s,sps
by the police, however, any ~ ', %oS d
station 10 save him from 'ns ,n a iroa I
crowd then unhltcbed tle lsa VA ...
cars and turned them lo ,.',o,. IN iGS.y a
All the drivers and condus'u 7, dlsn n
Law hands on, but none
badly hurt. ,s a.sedlsH
Among the persuns s,drut d Z,
Iohn :. Cullen, The pfcsius.II' ,l.o q :
! tbe Union depot lines sa o,.'is IA
Mound CITY road. lie Nss ,apSIud. v
/ bandled, hut not lnuen s mll ssin
witbstanding the police "" .as slsli \
arrested ten OF the inVU, x *
equally alert, and SONY al i' Z
i l.l,'s''i, ware standing on 8 Va
md md" set them running dos' IL
rnsnl,od in collisions,
~ Of windows NY NY ue <
of platforms, Finally NY snd ~ 4
the mastery Of Che ipOy ia
them; o l.,,.s u .s taken 70 a.
and the cars Nsie ,.,ho yolaa Z
friends OF the roal WEI ,,ss sasP
run them, and traffic w *
the night. ,.iolencf NfN n
Several acts Of slg' n,ea rul1l v v
this afternoon TO ne" n sssarIopss N
number .sd TN w
Market street line %. By, csls SsIs
ming tonight on VS. XIV Wlll be Y
the managers ssy wy
tomorrow.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-09
slnnll.rox NJ ohicarn.

DETROIT Men. oct. s--rhe officers
of the propeller CuOa called az the Gus
tom house this morning for the necessary
here. When they said the propeller was
from Montreal, the health officer was at
once notified. lie found the boat at the
foot OF Third street. While the beavers
were loading coal the boat was loaded
with iron for "A Canadian port on
Lake ~. Clair, The crew of dozen
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-09
ARSON.

The Strange Action of A. -. Kirby EN-
PANIED Court Doinss.
Correspondence OF the Gazette
Arson, TrS,, Oct. J.-County court
convened yesterday morning with Hon. J..
Nj. Bull, county judge, presiding. There
was nothing dOnC yesterday at all in the
court, and this morning Judge Bull,
being sick and unable to preside, the
members of the bar elected willy NJ.
smith as temporary Judge, aud the court
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-09

N aarea--N,csay ravulsncu ruom
!. LIZ Ia rf.t ..o,,tf ..,,..s ~ and wife {onxt
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1885-04-08

THE WRITER OF JTNIUS. 1t seems
strange that love letter should supply
another lick in fixing the authorship of
the most scathiDg invective and the bit
terest sarcasm In the language Bot there
is published at the end of Mr. Chabot s
book as the work of another well known
expert, Mr. Neitherclilt, the fac simile
Of an epistle to lady. in disguised up
Identical with the disguised upright hand
of Junius 1t was written at Bath in the
winter Of 1870 to Miss Giles, the daugh
ter of ore of the officials of the Bank Of
England, afterward Governor, when in
the time of Mr.. Pitt the Bank stopped
/ ayment. In those days it was custom
airy at the assembly rooms for a lady to
retain her partner during the whole OF
the evening. Mr.. Francis anl Miss
Giles, danced together. The result Of it
was a very toerable copy of verses, de
livered to Miss Giles with an anonym Gus
letter, wherein the writer declared that
having found the verses, which were adj
dressed, he could not conceive for whom
they were meant unless for her At the
time the young lady suspect d the author,
but said nothing, and it was not till years
afterward when though the wife of Mr..
King, of Taplow, she still kept the pa
pers. that a scrap of Junius' writing was
being handed round the company il
which she happened to be. why, ex-
claimed Mrs King. when the paper came
to her, Il know that writing The per.
son who wrote that wrote ne some verses
ard letter And on comparison,
though tie verses were plainly by an
other hand the letter was as plainly 10
the haud of Junius The verses, Sir
Phillips composition, were atterward
proved to have been dictated to his FREUD
Tilghman, who spent the winter Of l770
with him at Bath, in one of whose letters
from America part Of verse is jokingly
qnoted, in proof of Francis capacity for
poetry Of the highest order.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1885-04-08
A 6 ad c aFeer.

The divorced wife Of a Bonanza million
aire recently came to mournful death
principally from taking cholera, which
unsettled her mind and demoralized her
whole physical system. She had been
weakly and ailing and felt her need Of
something to drown her sorrows and
brace her up. Had she taken Brown 5
Iron Bitters she would have been invi-
gorated SO that she could have fought
her sorrows off, and enjoyed healthy life.
This valuable medicine cures general de-
bility, tones the nerves, strengthens the
muscles and aids digestion.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1885-04-08
we have not seen Col. shaher

We have not seen Col Shatler's
State Map; but from the portions Of
counties we have seen it ought TO lie a
valuable map. we'll worth the price for
all we'll kept Libraries.
With no redheaded 0chiItrecs nor
Belfords, and no smutty John D W hite.
aud no Horr, aud no ). 5. Cox, --the
next House Of Commons will seem dull
and solemn enough to be almost respect
able
DR.. Chapin's wit flashed ike the
spokes OF wheel III the sun. One day
he sat down on the Rev. Dr.. Emerson :
hat. and then instantly arose and passed
the crumbled thing to its owner. saying;
You ought to thank me for that. fol
your hat was only silk. but now it Is sat
in. ."-Henry Ward Beecher
Emerson ought to have answered thai
the trouble with such Chan ms as he
comes from always Butting their intel
ilectual end foremost.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1885-04-08
Raleigh as a Tobacco
NI.AIiENi1E.
COODhEWS FOR tbs TOBAC1
GROWERS

From the way ~ whuh Id. raut
having gray Soils IN the eiou trading
at Raleigh, are getting tobacco saes
from Major Ragland there s every rsa-
son to believe tbat Raleigh b.'8e.
many years, VIII rank with tae aIs.
tobacco markets % tins country.
But it is every way desirable tHat rhey
should start out r;gni for they can
never make any headway IA tieN content
themselves with the ptodue .op at ta-
baceo Of low Grade lLc world TOO
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