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The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1873-09-11

DR.. WILHoFT's ANTI-PERToDIc, OR
FEVER AND AGUE ToNIC.-Cures
every case Of Chills and Fever.
sure of q good thing when it is in
your reach, Neglect it, and you and
your family will suffer.
Whenever Malaria scatters its
poison in the air we breathe, there
viii be chills and fevers and all their
CHASTITY attendants. 5
In such localities, WilhOft's Tonic is
potent and never failing in the cure
and prevention Of these dreadful dis
eases. 0rQr- lfr2.
It is prophylatic or preventive as
well as curative, and Is the real, long
sought AntidOte to Malarial Poison.
It is innocent. speedy and decisive
in its action, and leaves no bad effects
from its use. s---
It Is joyful blessing In every fam.
lily. Sold by all Druggists in Tiffin.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1873-09-11

ALWAYS coMING-new goods at
Nicolai & Holderman's.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1873-09-11

Still Moving. = Fiege's Furniture
Factory is being rooted, the floors put
down and windows and doors pre-
pared. FgBEEg 81
The Tihin Shoe Factory has received
its roof and the inside work is being
done.
Work has been commenced on the
$50 by so feet, two story brick ware
house Of the TffiinAgricultural Works,
and the first story is nearly completed.
The main shop Is receiving its inside
work snd- is nearly ready for the ma
chinery. ,ess
The Ohio Shoe Factory win be
ready for the roof in a few days.
Other jobs Of older date haye inter.
fered with the work.
The new block of Prof. Rust and
Mr.. Heilman are going up rapidly,
and will be an ornament to that part
of Washington street. tt
J.F. Marquardt's block is receiving
its stone front. 1t is intended that
this shall be the finest front in the
city. -lI-. s..---. --.4.ts.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1873-09-11

Entries at the September Fair in
classes /, 2, 8, 4, 5, 6, 7and IA, Cattle,
Sheep, Swine, Horses, Poultry and
Agricultural Implements are open to
the State, and liberal Premiums are
offered. 1t viii be the largest County
Fair ever held in this county, and let
none miss seeing the grand display of
fine stock.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1873-09-11

Soldiers Grand Re- Union, az San
dusky Cty, Ohio, Wednesday, Sep
tember IL, 1s13.-Arrangements have
been made with the c., S. & c. r. r +,
to carry passengers from the following
named stations, to Sandusky and re-
turn on that day at half fare:
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1873-09-11

THIS INTERESTS YoU.-AlI persons
who are at all particular about how
their watch is repaired should have it
done by VIM. Gallup, who is a work
man OF many years experience, and
possesses acknowledged skill in thai
direction. 1t costs no more to have a
good job done than to have your
watch ruined by miserable bungler.
Particular attention paid to fine
watches.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1873-09-11

CALL and try one of those good Ci-
gars at the store next to the Post or
flee.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1873-09-11

AT the TRIBUNE office is kept the
largestStoek of Letter Heads, Bill
heads, envelopes. Flat paper and
other goods in our line, OF any Office
in Northwestern Ohio,
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1873-09-11
RepubIIean central commit

Republican Central Committee
The Republican Central COMMITTEES
met at the Office of Boyd & Ridgely
Tuesday night, for the purpose of or
ganization. Members present-Levi
Welrick, ID. Stewart, Geo. d. LOomis,
J. H. Ridgely, DR.. T. ]. LiYers, o. T..
Lock. Absent-John Bradner.
On motion L. WeiFick was made
Chairman of the Committee, Geo. d.
LOomis, Treasurer, o. T.. Locke, Sec
retary. bH
After the transaction of other bnsi-
ness the Committee adjourned.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1873-09-11

A BIG RUSH for the new goods of
Nicolai & Holderman's.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1873-09-11
ALWAYS GOOD bargains in new
fresh goods, at NlcoIai & Holderm anis.

hcoA SOOucy at -NiCOlal q LlOlGcElu al -
O
OFF AGAIN.-The pressure brought
to bear On the present stock being too
heavy, and the inducements offered
him by manufacturers aud large deal
ers in the east, were too much for G.
w. Buskirk, Of No. l Empire Block,
and he started, bag and baggage, yes
terday, to purchase his stock of Fall
Goods. By information obtained
from circulars, letters, samples,
price lists, &C., &c, he feels confident
that upon his return he will open the
the eyes OF large class of our people,
who like to get nice goods at reason
sOnable prices. In fact he intends To
sell them so cheap that his customers
will think that he imported them, as
he cares nOthiug z for riches. just
wait until you see the goods and learn
his figures, and you will not regret it.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1873-09-11

The TifIin WooIen Mills did exceed
ingly well at the State Fair, having
taken seventeen first and two second
premiums. OF the display a correspon-
dent of the Cincinnati Gazette says:
The most casl4l observer is struck
by the immense aud imposing display
of goods from the Tif1in Woolen Mills.
Mr.. John G. Gross, President of the
company, presides over the exhibition
here, and points the visitors to an
endless array of yarns In all colors,
plain and twiiled fiannels, Scotch cas-
simeres, meltons, broadclotls, etc.
His honey comb sacking is admir-
ed by all who look at it, and his blan-
kets are q constant theme of admira-
tiOn for the ladies. l heard many
examining the products Of these mills
to-day who declared their astonish-
ment at learning that such fine and
beautiful wooden goods of every sort
could be manufactured in Ohio.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1873-09-11

keT. G. A Hughes, who was station
ed at Bellevue last year, has been ap-
pointed to the NJ. L. Church in this
city. He is an efficient pastor and
preacher and has considerable reputa-
ton in the matter Of building church.
es.
Rev. q. w. Collier goes.to Ssndus-
ky, and takes with him the warmest
wishes ofnumerous friends for his sue
cess.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1873-09-11

Terrible AfIIcii0H.-For some time
past, that dread disease diptheria, has
been raging in Mexico, Wyandot
County. All who have been afflicted
have recovered, with the exception Of
four children In the family Of Joseph
Funk, who died within the past two
weeks-lthree dying within the space
OF thirty-zix hours From present
appearances the disease has about run
Its course, ss those now afflicted are
in q fair way to recover.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1873-09-11

AeH Bsliaiazs--sines our report OF
new structures In this citv. sonae time
ago, many other new contracts have
been entered into for building. rbe
number Of buildings, including those
for business, factories and houses that
have been b7ilt, and are now under
contract, reaches eighty.
Before winter, the number will
reach fully one hundred. In growth
and general enterprise, Tifiin leads
any town in northern Ohio.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1873-09-11

A number Of the hands in the 1iffin
Shoe Factory were on q strike this
week. After a meeting of the Girls
pins, they went to work again with
out having their demands for higher
wages acceded to. This, like most of
the strikes, was instigated by some
young fellows who have no one to
support or care for, and who are re-
gardless of men who have families
and cannot afford to be without work.
The Crispins should set them out Of
the order and get them where they
cannot use their worthlessness and
meanness to the disadvantage of
square men.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1873-09-11

REPUBLIC HAcK.-Daily-Leaves
Republic at 700 q. m.
Leaves Commercial House, Tifin,
at $3.50 p. m.
Passengers and packages carefully
cared for. d. JONES, Proprietor.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1873-09-11

FRESH GOODS are being constantly
received at Nicolai & Holderman's.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1873-09-11

The next meeting of the Scipio
township Sunday School Union will
be held at the Presbyterian Church, in
Republic on Sunday evening, Septem-
her 18th,
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1873-09-11

PERSONS & WILSON.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1873-09-24

A.
DanyiIle Times says Tie editor If tho
Madison Enterprise on 4 recent visit 70
Danyille, failed to find dandy. We had
the same experience. Rather We did not
expect to find such cattle N 4 place 50
thoroughly devoted to business. where labor
is honored and where idleness is sconod.
The atmosphereof Danyilleis notcougerial
to the painted butterfly IF fashion.
-s<-<~-~--.-~~---
MAKE MoNEY fast and honorably, $l2.
80 per day, Or s75 per week, BY At once
applying for territorial right, (Which are
given FREQ TO agents, to sell the best.
strongest, most useful, and rapid selling
Sewing Machine, and Patent Button Hole
Worker. ever used or recommended by FAM
lilies, or buy one for your own usc 1t il
only 70. Sent free everywhere BY express.
Address for particulars
JERomKB. iluDsoN Il Go. Cor. Greenwich
& Cortlandt SIS, NY.
4
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1873-09-24
THE cul RL0vz'E IA ZEE PRIN7vA.d

inE Tia 1ElsJI ~ H4dL1s f1IlINI2aAts
Tho Concord Sun and other papers have
handled the executive committee some-
what roughly and We thought deseryedly
50, for having the printing connected with
the approaching aaannaa exhibition done
abroad. It seems reasonable and nitionaI
THAT the home press which has done 50
much to promote the interest," Of the Fair
iu 50 many ways should have the benefit Of
any aud all patronage the committees had
to bestow even ifpricos were somewhat
higher.
Il involved gross and crying inconsis-
tency to institute an enterprise to devel-
ope home interests in all their branches,
and then turn cold shoulder upon one
If the most important, and one rcquireing
more encouragement if possible than any
other, and involving as it docs, d good
deal Of ingratituac and forgetfulncss ofcon-
tinuous efficient and unsefiish aid.
The Charlotte Observer. however comes
to the rescue. and wo think exonerates the
committee from Intentional wrong, OF
parsimonious spirit. The job was very
heavy one, consisting Of many thousand
pamphlets and colored posters. The lat
ter We have seen, and know they cannot
ID printed in North Caroliua. II was I'M
avoidable to have them at least executed
abroad, and It il probable that no Charlotte
Office could have finished in time the 9th
cr portion Of the job.
But We are glad to see Bro. Harris wide
awake. . good watch dog in che treasury,
and his vigilance will keep thing right
where they can be controlled.
LYNCYfBURG And D1NVILLER Il.
The Danyille Times says mile Of this
road near Danyille still remains to be laid.
It is probable the road will use for some
time to come the bridge Of the Rad Road
across Dan River. The track Of the road
has been laid IS miles south Of Iynchburg.
We are interested in knowing Of its COM
plctiun. 1t willnot stop at Dansillc, but
must DO pushed farther South. When that
question comes up for decision, Orange
and Caswell must speak with controlling
voice. We have not lost sight Of the sub
jet, nor are our entcrprisirg friends Of Fay
cteyille indifferent to the matter.
Tue V0TEv.--
AuESpNENTs.--The late St6TggTIoSAL
Constitutional Amendments, leaving out
,becounties Of Camden and Polk, which
have not been heard from at tho ONCE q
the Governor, and counting Dare from re-
-. sent us-fhis county having furnished
no official sIatcneut as yat--stands as
follows:
PHlie Delt-For. 20 i5T against, 2s, AZ
-majority for 1910.
Sup. PulSic JfmSs--For. 60. g93 against,
"a. majority for 4o,4s7. Ceasus-FOi
7O,O77 against. 27.sls--majority for ~
734.
Exemption from Tares-For. S9.473
against. 2G. 20T--majsrity for 1886.
Uaiversag-For. Cs.9sS against. o.29l
majority for 5s.667.
Sessions General ASSEMBLY For. 59.66s
against. 2s.56s-najority for si.1OJ.
Code Commissioners For. 20, 10 against
80, Sis-majotiiy for 1927. Feleru
0Gce Holders For. 1922 against 20
2S5-majority for 1887.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1873-09-24
cAuPAfGg NYIPgTNIf.

Unusual admission and unabascd inter.
81 chafac:srises lAs eoutest f0r tie prescr.
walton II old Virginia from tho clutches Of
rsaicai misrnle. Ii d raro d aad in 10
cal contest saeh ! Development 81 talent.
lid sach determination III parroso. Vir.
giaia has essry incentive 10 psrscpnss
ii Der vaffaso from the waning u. hbs
miserable fave ef soch # liz sister State,
d haro Allen rndeI tsst biighiipg dospo-
tisn. saa re .lo.na. III moment doubt
With suoh Prsgnsp, II apla upon her. thai
he VIII peFsesere u the achievement q
decisive aietstg.
iIueh ID liz conteEt ID Yirsiaia vi
It . Il exsagis npss cher ssates. i Z
III % doubted shss .he saae platform .
principle must eventually IL adopted 5.
III tie Soalhosn s.aiee. Iaselligsace and
virtue must eoultol &c management {; sf
faip. aud The property s5ldcn must bepro
iss.ed ffomtbe unscrupul0us rapacity O
these who have no interest 10 ,hc oil. sni
whose only aim Il Is % pillage Or desolat'
BY excessive taxation.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1873-09-24
GOOD WORDS
For TIE
PAsN-KIl.L-ER,

We can confidently recommend the pain-Kil.
icr.-- 7eroato Baptist.
II II the mort eilretl,al remedy lie know of FOR
Achcs. Pains ileshNmtnts, isc.--at johns AelEs,
We adyise thas every Etay should haze n ~
lettnal and speedy Pan-killer. -.inlhe1sl n y.
Gaselle.
Our own experience Il that bottle Of Pain
Killer L the best Physician traveller can have
Hamilton Spectator.
For bath internal and external application
have found i Of great value - Ghiis Era.
i medicine no family should be Without =
Hoidredt ff,uAsei9pt.
Gould hardly ..keep house without II - IN TOice
Should he sept q every onse, ~ fcaeii'less ioi
sudden aftaa Is * sickness Uhf2s, Press.
40 article ever 0itained such unbounded po-
pnlarily.-- Salient Press.
ore 81 The most reliable specifies of the age
CID North State.
IL power + wonaerfiiI and nneqiiaIic,l III re-
licying The most 4rgere pain. - BafiinYlUl Sen.
An Indispensable article ii ths medicine chest.
" u Eraaunrr.
II vii recommend iisclfio III who ne it,
GcolYte EsieIFgsse.
isrxteH.tyeiy used and sought aflpr rs Il really
uepiui meaieiae.--.J0ynGi 81 .fOhH N u.
No medicine iiaS aruHirei sileli reputation;
II hrs feaElnegit.- ATfepDrs USUl1 Afrs.
aae u The most nselii inpdieiacs. tyc used III
and s.iapnnsed i inr the psi twenty yeiss.-isee
I'm HuTd
Tie uioss valuable medicine NOW IL USE Tenn
UryGa.
4 u i really valuable medicine, and used BIZ
many plNsf,fins.- lbs Oh Trdceitcr.
We aiHnys keep Il where we can pnt oilr hands
on L ID tho .tlrk. ifnectl i,e.--Rer Htbjassi.
the 81 The few articles tliat are Just what they
pretend 10 -DlTHs,esck Telegraph.
iI my mountain travels no medicine " 81 -
F.-alSersal application as Pan-ksler-- Rec ~ III
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1873-09-24
SUSPENSION ogyAy cook 4 co.


The great event Of the past week was
the suspension Of jay Cook & co tho far
mcrs New York banken. The terror caus-
cd BY this event was only surpassed By tha.
Of the farmers black Friday. 0tlsf ban
king houses, and brokerage concerns 10
New York, Philadelphia and Washington
City went by the board, being necessarily
implicated in tbe transaction Of 50 vast q
concern.
Twas at one time feared that The effects
n the failure would be universally felt
throughout the country. and have is In
aacnee upon tho value Of products Of ali
kinds. Gold didgo upa Few per cent.
and stocks down about 10 per cent But
the panic has subsidized 70 a great extcp.,
and the Government By authorizing the sale
Of $40. 600. 900 Of bonds 70 furnish sup
ply Ofeurrehcy, has offered prompt and 81.
fcient relief.
1t is gratifying 10 know that Southern
institutions and interests do not appear 10 be
Affected.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1873-09-24
Dls Greene, LildgT & DGllgys
Great Family Medicines,
Prepared expressly for and aelaotctiio hic
Southern climate.

"Comp0nnd Extract G0rM7alis. isthe
most powe, fnl and efficient Aleraiifc and Blood
Purifier knGTn, prepafedegnrussly faf Scfcfa,ta,
Secondary Syphilis, Efunifoas on tlie skin. and
~ diseases (which are produced .! bad Or nl-
healthy blood.
.tDr. Greene's FIJI Cure cures all
kinds d. Fits, snasrs and Commissions. which de-
pend upon irritation or the nerve centres; often
stops the Fits from The first day. Use ever where
they have existed for years.
Z Meiicuied Hoaeg," the great remedy
for Coughs. roitis, Group. dsfhnd. bronchitis.
Sore ThiDai and ail diseases III the Air-passages
and Lungs. u Dies not sirken the patient, II
pheasant 10 take. prompt In its action. does not
lfiire The appetite or impair digestion as most
ENpeeiOrantsd ID.
Orr. Neuralgia Srecitic" IS a perfect
specific Cor Neudijia, ScfUtfra. rheumatism. Il
asi muscular Or nervous pains wherever situated.
THESE Medicines arc pYepair.lNiih areat ere
from perfectly reliable drugs. and Tor the especial
classes ~ diseases named Iipnn raeh lsnlflr. No
ono nf hem u riained as .,csIre all They arr
i,lentlealy Tire am, whirh We tIaNe used In oiir
lTsetlee CIR A1ziIs. aud III HITS recommending
Them IL the public We know whereof We ailigni.
They arc saf-. riialle and iIleicns Inc quick
u aul lhorpuehiy. TRY them aul yaII viii want
no others. AL Your Dfug.i4i EtR them.
ior sale by Druggists generosity. PREPARED on
Fl by
Drs GREENE, l.iSDaEY x BENTLEY,
Charlotte, n. q
n. B.--Ctncsrs. Tamors urd Ulcers
treated as heretofore by
= RiiRc's Grcdf Cttnccr dniiolvtes,r
at Charlotte. GOllsboro and Asheyillc.
Jnly 10 ".
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1873-09-24
aillstalougl Asturnsr.
WEnNEsDAY.......sEPT 2l 1913.
E,tsorse.t Correspondence.
RloHMoND, Sep, lSth. 1878

-@Nttt0t y
RICHMOND. Sep, 18th. 1873.
! reached here this morning ct half past
G via Charlotte considerable elbow, but
unavoidable unless | had spent p hours
IN Greensboro. Now ] like Greensboro
very much, and admire its spirit Of inn
proyement, but there ii something fasci-
mating in the giant energy Of Charlotte ;
and lis determination to be great place.
So ! pushed On there to spend my spare
time, and witacss is progress. That dos-
tiny Is clearly written in tie book Of fate,
and North Carolina TOO will boast Of 4
great interior town lisa Atlanta. both
tile creations Of the rail road systems.
Charlotte may Be sid Il have inst begun
70 feel tho Impulse ofths Air line road.
When the Central Carolina is compile.
ted through the mountains and connections
made with the great northwest, then in
deed will slle bound forward 70 Ter lesti-
ny.
Great Improvements are going forward
every day. lind tbo foundations for j
large Opera hoas9 lail ana Tho walls 90.
ING m. Large aad Handsome new stores
arc being built, hhila il almost every part
Of tho eity new and elegant private dwell
liugs are going up.
A good deal Of ridicule has been cast
upon the ice machine, which vas to rofrig-
crate Charlotte this srmmer. 7. il not
properly failure. aud viii now work sue
cesafuily, though It has tantalizel the citi-
izcns long time with unrealized hopes. Il
Is no Transatlantic balloon affair. but d
bona fide scientific creation. and will soon
astonish By tsresulis.
While 1t Charlotte. the news vas re-
ceised Of The fatal accident on the s. @.
load from collision, between pay and pas
senger rain, " which tho pay. master and
others were killed, and numbers wounded.
The public arc BY this tine familiar
with the details.
RIGiIIoND.
find Richmond the same busy hive 1t
always i, steadily improving. and enlarg-
ing. 4 stranger iv--.,. struck with the mi
tiuence Of the newly opened Cnesar-.-
and Ohio goad, set every merchant will
tell you tile city feels il scpsiDly il many
ways. II could not be otherwise when i
il considered what an immense field cfneT
operations ii hes opened to Richmond. Even
fit did Mt 60 to the Ohio River, reach ou'
u. 49, aIa;:I q
large Ehare Of the Pacific trade, tic sesj
fact it pcnc.1ates almost the finest ininera
region in the world. and has tapped the
very fountain bead Of It's wealth. would
be ofilself sufficient 70 build up Richmond
Ihayc been too mach engaged to 60 a
bout the city except in sircuniscribed cir
elc. ard therefore have picked mp but fes
itsms Of any kind. Our friends at th'
Wing oaicogive mo every comforting assn
mrces ofthe political condition ofthe State
and hagc not the slightest doubt ofthc tn
umphant success of tho conservative candi
dates.
Mr.. 7. Q. Evans goes or tonight e
accompany tic candidates Oil lie cam
paiga and report progress
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1873-09-24

sevsral ar.islss uaasoidsdly crowded out
ihis week.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1873-09-24

INTERNAL REVENUE RECEIPTS.
Tho Internal Revenue Burcau has In
formation that since the general abolition
Of tho Office Of Assessor and Assistant
Assessor the receipts from internal revenue
have IL no wise diminished. while the saw.
ing 70 tho Government from the new eccno.
my in the sdminisiation ofthc law smounttc
$4,000. 900 per snnum. In portions of,hc
country who're i ispretcndcd that tho local
option Law is enforced and The sale Of malt
aud Distilled liquors Is prohibited, The con.
sumption. according TO thercvcruc receipts,
Is IN no wise diminished. 7oNrco Liegl
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1873-09-24
State Of North Carolina.
ORANGE COUNTY.
Sapes3or Cont.
pcneiope llisiia,D.
80

w 1900
Calvan Bisliop, Harrison Bishop. and
others, heirs of james Bishop deed.
gatitoa fgf D0frfr.
1T appearing II The satisfaction Of tile
Court, That William bishop and Franklin
bishop Two 81 the sdefeninnis nancd III
said petition are non-residenls DC tile State
OF North Carolina: Its therefore Grilore,l
that publication be made III the HillsDcro
Recorder. Newspaper published in the
T0wnOf Hillshoro for six successive weeks,
notifying the said William bishop and
franklin Bishop 10 be anlappear before
tile Clerk nf the Superior Court for Orange
County, within twenty thereafter, III
hisofiiee hi Til Sd, no Within the time, and
plead answer or demur To the Complaint
!; filed in his office, Or the Plaintiff
' Wine e;enlge -. fisNtf.r the reliefde-
Court, at Office IN Hillshoro this 2zuu-~-,.
Of s;eptenibcrIS73.
GEO. Iaws, CLERK,
Superior Court 0ransrE'o.
Sent 18th u. $40.
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The Richmond Enquirer hopes that
since Wa.iersOn has returned. be viii vel
Inc courior-Jourpal ~ right again. When
tho eats arc swsy. The mice viii play. and
there i 10 question that some political ".
20 bas been shielding ink fSr tue first tins,
aitLe expense 81 iIc Standing Of tie jour
nsl 70 200 how the thing worried. We
Know EstseTsOn is al right. sod ihaf be
aalerslsndsth subject thoroughly. and
ai;l not coase to be trutted oily Of vir-
GINA sad Of the South.
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7. w. KERCHMER.
WILMINGTON, N. O.

Ull4MtINnlo4fs Az. ". ss5
IN STORE! IN STORE!i
90 iIogsheads and y BOXES d. i. Sides,
* nhds.and BOXES D.s. sides and Shout.
LID ders.
$50 brls' roRK.
$50 Hhds, and Bbls s III Molosscs,
100 IIhds and Bbls. Cuba Molasscs,
400 Bbls Golden Fleece Syrup.
90 ]" Fine Syrup,
roo !. Flour,
2U0 Bags Coffee,
100 llhds, and Bbls Sugar,
100 Bbls Apples,
$50 Boxes Cheese.
200 ~ Candles,
80 4 Candy.
Is Bills and half Bbls Snuff,
so cases and 2 o. Snuff.
100 Boxes Soda,
250 Boxes Soap,
go Kegs Nails.
1000 Bushels Oats.
20 cases Axle Grease,
225 Bills Cline,
80 Whiskey,
rs /. Brandy,
200 Cases Brandy Peaches,
100 Schnapps.
% !" Tomatoes,
rs !" Froall Peaches,
Is Boxes Starch,
10 Tons Hoop Iron.
100 Dozen Water Buckets,
2OO Reams Wrapping Paper &c. &c.
For sale BY Il. ". KERCHNER.
q. % and 20 North Water st.
20. Jan. Wilmington, N. O.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1873-09-24
TIE P0LARB

Cspt. Budd;uston and tho other suryi-
vors Of Che polarls whoescaped in boats
msdo from The wreck Of the steamer. were
picked UP By wh,,lor, and have arrived
safely at Dundee Scotland.