Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1872-10-18

,,t-ht There was no one living in it at
10 t;,,o and there is but little doubt that
- -aqtI,, at Of an i3cen,lIarv.
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1iih -, Z" lL@ !,oiuGAe '','V tvnT,nn '' on
NGItlltjV%i Hut!@il o''5'tiS ~ " ciuoi, va
'iu' sday, tie L9th IHolai l, continuing iou'
days. Jh2 oiHCciS and Executive Conl-
themes attractive Of the many Fairs TO
T.. held in The State This Fall. aud the in
.#catians now are tLat It will be very sue
..-SiiI. Tie premium list is liberal and
,.-,pnsiya. and every department Of science
,1 of skill has had fail attention. ON.
,.,zt fishes 90 with our friends ut tha nm
-..,. end O. the limo.
Hhoo ~, - II g '"'ti S''nd
'''i' ,'i i'i'i ~ = ~" On H4''I"5 Efthlll5
Al Rocky foi'i'' J.! itl' county p"t"cCn
,"r hi@hl} catcoA.'1 ltli"W-CiIZcn' Dr. w.
/. Emmett, OF that place, and one Jonas
'.''s. colof@t' ." Doctor VAS proceed
t- IN BIZ buggy to VISIT NC bfaTc
ia uecca:SV Aleh", when lnuth 10 DIS
-.ii4l-r i.c was assaulted In II Nlolcht man
rr ~ b&'t9 WIN aHIup. mere l'2d hcen
.'H" STINT ojdItGiiy between them INC DAY
fore, TIA, tiIs attack was as unprOyokcd
A. Hn5l'-I+t''l' 'F, EnllGL9 adlllonlShcu
I'm u Ccei>i CT IC "oulu nave 10 PIotCcL
..luaeIt, buJ ic stlIl aiEahced' llhtll' Wholly
I'D scil-dclt!'['' me noCior hFed pistol
~a"t upon bd}{N' "hIth loon t'lecC III Ine
eShy part @ I4c lace VI oatcllWch,
..nO was sent tor, Fron0uhccu the wound
20 ne severe p"t I"C uai'oeIo"o' i<o4ulle '
HcIheiSon has mace inc proper arrest
preliminary 10 an Oliicl"l investigator oe-
.Ic him. Bats Is sad 10 DC Il pad man.
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- S-t>l(,H 1,rstn The Masonic funeral of
t5t'i Rowland. ot I,umhor-
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- an ,,a1. W III vhern 80
+n0 lf,en,,s 9Ivy..itinr t},.m These
.'',,.A f,., Im,,,i,,.'4n1, IA fro,n T.odons
tt1l li-,n INV r. so = y as
a."n1 Inc liG &c, "i INC W a. II. IL as
ia up % "
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~ l-''1 -nS ,lo,-.oI.s Thase 1vaIa nearlv
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10 sersjrrs were onAned with bean
,.fiI ode bv thechoir Of St. Johns Lodge,
f.a by Iiai. j. G.. Mann, the organist, (the
f1dgs having carried an organ With Them
.t5eT which Rev. Archibald Mcqueen de-
fyereI 4 very eloquent and instructive
Masonic sermon, which was heard with
marked attention by the large cOncourse of
aersous there assembled.
At the conclusion of the sermon Col.
Robert Strange, who Lad been selected to
daliyef the address, arose and pronounced
tll. Enlogy. Those who were present de-
-criba i rs Ole Of Col. Strange's finest
c,t;lIts r was eloquent, impressive and
feeling, betraying much depth OF research,
., beautiful and gifted use of language, and
!. kindly and brotherly appreciation of the
many noble qualities OF the deceased
Mason.
At the conclusion Of the EulOgy the
Choir furnished more excellent music
4 his was, indeed, one of the marked fea
tures OF the occasion, as it added no little
l0the solemn impressiveness OF the cere-
monies, rejecting great deal OF credit on
II. Johns Lodge.
The day was delightful and the balance
crit was spent very pleasantly in partaking
nftbc Lospitaiities Of the Good people d
iIlaberton. The train left for Whining
IN Al 30 end arrived here az ':l".
COlNY CoNMIssIoNERs.-Ih board
MT Yesterday morning pursuant to al
aurumeu..
Mr.. L. 3. Frayser tile new Sheriff ap
f1Iuted Dy The Board. having failed &c
Qualify. tie Office was declared vacant
Tie Board tlcn went iuto an election
10 tuthe ydcat-cy, but failed to agree, ant
father action vas pOfcd until this NOR
ming.
The matter Of the bridge Ia be erected
a.ias, Pine. George Creek, was referred
IL Commissioners Iforlis, with power to act
l.cyjdcd the cost of ne new structure doe:
I..,. c:.cotd ST..
!. \. Scarborough! aud &. w. Armstrong
were granted licenses TO retail liquor.
J.. NJ. Rice Yves appointed Register in tl'
Iur,fin Ward, vice VIM McLauriu, j. 7
-gI.] requested to be relieved.
Herring Bell was appointed Foil II0ldc
m Lincoln township. vice John 4. Jones
:clieycd.
Ephraim HAYES was appointed foi
II, lder in CaswcI township, vice ool DC
Mister relieved.
Andrew Nixon was appointed keGlote
n Grant township. vice j. J.. Capp5 re
5eycd.
H0ard adjourned to meet again TINS NOR
ing ut II clock.
t,1-&Tv Co,,,ras7Dvt,I,e.- Boart
mat ara=o r-cStcr(ay.
The Board at once proceeded into tn
,,...t,r,I n =, sheriff and on the third balo
N~ 4. r. IItcI,.yas declared duly elected
On luo.Iou llr -l.w sheriff elect was al
- &c; = l..I.,,r- e., law 10 flo Iii