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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1874-03-11


vaeA.- See All &c. w. THORN, Rich
mo,id. This Is the Completed establish.
mel. Of the kind intlie city, and offers
tl,s. most superior Inducements To the
trade. The stock isaftiIl, exceedingly wa
ried, and selected with most excellent
taste and JUDGMENT Tie display Of arts
ficiai flowers almost puts nature % the
blush NJ $50. sais 10 ~ ~
4 new and Important feature l. the ads
dition ofNfens Goodstot TIE establishment
4 eohipIcte ana dislincf iIepart iielt l,eing
devoted h N. fssA AN = EaaAae
r@s- MORRIS EROS Il CD. N6ffik,
Invite attention 10 tiieIr large lstock Of
groceries SC, suituhir fur the North caro.
lilhltfade. This hoise y Que Of the target
and most reliable in Norfolk, and Is we'll
worth 5ig gag Tf9ai gsf lrle. Call
Efhf61T& 0whifEI Niasslks Ask
atfeutiaiftpth their sa,rftiseurvnt. This is
n very extenAise ESTABLISHMENT, ami the
pro?rietors are well known TO nsa,iy in
this state, Tbey oder ms u specially a
particlIarly pure ariisldfo FiF1iiffd Gbrsi
IThisk0, At low Safesst see der card,
PfTERsMfTH;. NorsBlk, The READER
of-Low Prices, ,cunges iefore our North
Carolina public feravharesof their pat.
ronaxe. nissiock ofladies goods la all
ynri,.ti.s. N lsrp. .exc.I.esifg and sel,aap.
and blsy yen viii profit Nv . call Oh hinA
see+tds o. w. II. Rob- NsON, Dam
Vile. which oftt.rs every variety Of
tlilngs Suitable tothe wants &c ti.e farmer.
we know the house well, and coraild.y
ree0tnnaRlifl a.. fertts - 1ssssA 80
- a = 80 1855 ssal ssszssssl - stff5
see.stvcrtiscnicpt Or Partner Waited.
See lAd. alsAild IDf Sale - ssxnls J.
l,t ..ys isttl - ~ = =. 2 - sessszs =
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1874-03-11

The congregation Of the Presbyterian
eInrch ofthis place has FeceatIy purchased
tie dwelling late the property Of Mrs.
W. II. Bagley. aud are repairing and ~
ting il up fsrlhe occupation o. their innv';
nspectea pastor, Mr.. fitzgerald, II ka
i,mrpy Indication o. the growth rnd rros-
penly ofthe denomination IN This place
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1874-03-11

Dr. Hoohm'sne~ dug store IS near "
complete, aud he VIII move Into y during
,hl. week. Itisthe han.isomest business
place III rlllsl,oro. and see l.cpe the enter.
nrI.c viii 10 rewarded witha libcfal pas.
roBirc
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1874-03-11

..undertlss supervision II Nc. Naaniann.
very complete gyuniasiun lrl, I'een
Vscesed on the ample groundsof Homer
and Graves school. This supplies a want
which marks almost all southern schools.
and se,s an example which should be
esSssefs .dofs~L Efs rgCxl
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1874-03-11

We are glad 10 Soc ~ much attention
shown % The renovation ~ fences N al
most every part Of town. Old frscss are
Jelng torn down. aud new aud Substantial
snes taxing their plaee. This ischscliae.
Now put on the paint. "a
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1874-03-11
MEErIyll.

a meptbsg Will ne ls.la "A lhr rcnrt
House ols SATURDAY. lie 18th lilst. ~ give
those sisI,instsjen the tiraldm.i CHE or,
portunity todo 20. a fpll attendance vi
desired. -. ,.sa $3.50
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CHANGERS RALLY, ~
w.P. ROBINSON.

w IL NNOBtafssstt1s. -
DASvffI,H. VA.
Who has just received the fcllowlngi
50 Ta,sPefnylan GaaiH,.a '.ttN
y Tons Tobacco Fertilizer
IA Tous Pacific Guano lfor which lie Is
agent.
>, Ton. Fresh Ground Plaster
10 I,us,,els New Crop Clover Seed
IOo.ImsI,sls onhara slns@ Eevd a III
q, l,u.lsels Nerds Gra~ seed aff uf
~ dps. Nscplng and Hillips Hoes 4
100 Barrels Llmt.N tn
- Jhuel- Cement mhfasfgnrao
- Baftsls sea Potatoes lsafty hcses
and reacf. blow
1000 Ignsliris Feed Uats. .kfay
Al ofwhlch he viii sell 1t a small profit
Call and examine. ..
March iith, snf. WI ROBINSON.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1874-03-11

"Thelrs xnu< h Legion may % aps
pllssi 81 fhf<e xhasIls sahhuaIly cf cDn-
snnspsi.al. xifhAuvh seiraes hos of late
yeaf~ sensihls alnsisf1~lsssa THEFT nu'neer.
ftissnuifyIng ~ know tlsxf the neneral
lisa w TTs Wfaar'& Baisansa W Wtia ther-
~ n largely fn~trsimanttni w ntiain'ng
thls end. - g 49, ~ 4sA.. ", y. .at
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1874-03-11

Atthss recent Term Of alamance SUI
pesior Cont. not. pfus WINS eutered n
gaInst tIiosc 6l.afged &llll the murder o.
Wyatt Onilaw. .rhiswasdose In de. erenc-
tdthe -grhssat ssutihlerf IN favor of q
complete amnesty, ahicl prevails a.
much with Republicans Democrats.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1874-03-11

Peach and plum trees bcginning 70 bloom
freely; little tD soon we link, a there
has been ice for the last tIifee mornings.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1874-03-11

SunscniiE rerlsE IieeoHpfn, and get
full and accurate reiegts pf The Tobaccg
aud cotioi, narket~
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1874-03-11

Eminent sresf N science hayedlecosefed
that. electricity and magnelsui Wf ~.
veidped Iii The Nt Afetu sffpui me ffna in
the Blood. s1-lis accounts FOR uAe deu'i'y,
low spItits. and Lack OF epcrRf y perlpn
feels whsn thIs vital element become
reduced. THE rsruylan sytuns = pI ,.-
toxlde Oh trou. supplies NE hlpVi ~' Y ~, ".
irnn element, aud i tpe on,i ,"In ~
which u g pc~-il,is fs'f y fov'tcr we c''-
cula<ion' go az Nistfs va Z ltfNN
" y. II. roxne i putiipgupthe hN,urcs
IN his new tohaneo facisfy and "hfoe
ready 70 goto work tcffv il'c INST OF
A,,eis. a. $3.50 fAA ~ cAFa
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-03-13
The louisiano Caes.

Tho Washington correspondent o1 The
louisville Commercial Of the tenth says:
Senator Carpenters friends say he thinks
his bill overturning the Louisiana State
government will pass, but no one else thinks
80. The Senate will sustain Senator Nor
ton by large majarity.
The Democracy, who are in despair of
overturning the government By special
law of Congress. hope to accomplish the
same object by the impeachment Of Judge
Durell, which, they say, will brand as
frauduIent the proceedings under which
the Kellogg government is alleged to have
been set up.
1t is reported that the House judiciary
Committee have examined the testimony
against Judge DureIl and find the charges
not sustained, and that majority of the
committee are of the opinion that the cases
should have been taken to higher courts
and not to Congress.
Senator West will shortly make speech,
in which he will show Governor Kellogg to
have been legally elected, and suggest q
plan to take the Louisiana case Ous of Con-
gress altogether.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-03-13
FOREIGN,
Blocked by snow.

DlOCAcO Dy SuO"s
CALEDONIA, March l2.-The railway is
blocked by snow. Several trains are buried
in the drifts. Tho fall of snow has been
unprecedented along the line of the Hoad.
In some places the stati0nhouses are Gov
cred to the chimneys.
More Tichborne.
Mrs. Jury, one of the witnesses in the
TichbOrne case, denies that the Tichborne
claimant is her brother. Mrs. Pittendreigh,
another witness, declares that Mrs. Jury
has been party to the conspiracy from the
beginning.
Action Of Francis Joseph.
VIENNA, March l2.-The Emperor Fran
els Joseph has authorized his government
to assume q strong attitude against the
Ultramontane opposition to the ecclesiasti-
cal laws.
Cnrlist Successes.
BAYONNE, March l2.-The Carlsts report
that their forces have entered Irium, and
have begun operations against Alot.
Bilboa Well ProvisionedL
MADRID, March l2-The Governor of
Bilboa has informed Marshal Serrano that
he has provisions sufficient to last until
April. and he will continue to vigorously
defend the city.
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storms. Private charitable organisations
in addition to the government, are actively
at work to help those who are suffering.
President of Police Board.
The board of police this evening elected
Comm issiOner Gardner president.
ENGLAND.
Holiday.

Holiday.
LONDON, March ll.-Thursday. the day
of the formal entree of the Duke of Edin-
burg and his bride in London. will De OBJ
served as holiday at the government
docks and arsenal at Woolwich.
Tho Lcadership.
If his health will permit. Gladstone will
resume the leadership of the Liberal party,
The members of the late Cabinet held q
meeting to-day, at which, at the request of
Mr. Gladstone, they agreed to accept the
temporary leadership of the Marquis of
Harrington.
A section of the Liberals, however, pro.
pose to temporarily follow the lead OF
Vernon HarcOurt or Robert Love-
Prom New Orleans.
The brig Hannibal. from New Orleans,
rived at that port to-day, having suffered
much damage in the recent gales.
Arrival Of the Duke and Duchess of Edin-
burg.
The Duke and Duchess Of Edinburg
made their entry into the metropolis to-day,
The programme was strictly carried out,
although snow fell from the beginning to
the end Of the ceremonies. The procession
moved shortly after noon from Padding ton
station through Oxford and Regent streets
to Buckingham Palace.
with spectators. The houses along the
route were literally decorated, and the
roadway was lined with soldiers and ma
rines The enthusiasm as the Duke and
his bride passed by was intense, and cheers
followed from one end of the route to the
other. On their arrival at buckingham
Palace, in front Of which was dense mass
of spectators, the royal party approached
uncovered on the balcony, and were greeted
with every mark of loyalty and affection by
the people, whose number at that point is
estimated at $4,000.
Tonight the entire West End was illu-
minated most brilliantly, and vast crowds
blocked the streets. A tOrchlight process
sion Of the medical students marched tOs
buckingham Palace and serenajed the
royal pair.
House OF Commons.
In the House of Commons today the ad-
ministration of the oath to members was
completed.
A motion to adjourn until the nineteenth
was adopted.
Archbishop ofCanterbury.
The report of tho early retirement of the
Archbishop of Canterbury Is contradictede
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-03-13
Homicide.

On the twenty-seventh of February, Mr..
w. A. Dill and Mr.. Fitzgerald had an alter
cation on Mr.. Lanes plantation, about
twenty miles above this place, which re-
suited in Mr.. Fitzgerald being shot in the
slant death. From all the facts we can
gather it seems that too much whisky was
the cause of this horrible murder. Dill is
in jail, awaiting the return of the parish
Judge for examinatiOn.-Red River Ners.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-03-13
NEW YORK.
Monmouth Park.

Monmouth Park
New YORK, March I2.-The Monmouth
Park race meetings at Long Branch will
be held this season under the management
of the American Jockey Club.
The New Episcopal Church.
The organization of the new Reformed
Episcopal Church here has just been COM
pleted by the acceptance BY Bishop Cum
MINIS of the rectorship.
Distress h ConseanelnODle,
ConstAntinople adviess state there y
great distrese am0ng the poor peeplo IN
thot ety. IN eoaDoqU0eo 0f Aoovy onow
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-03-13
In h1em0rianl.

~ meeting called at the hail Of the
House Of Representatives. for the purpose
of taking appropriate action upon the death
Of Hon. Charles Summer. Of Massachusetts,
Hon. Charles arontaldo. Of Orleans, was
called to the chair. Hon. Percy Baker. OF
Bossier. was elected secretary.
William Murrell. of Lafourche. moved
that = committee Of fifteen be appointed to
draft suitable resolutions expressive Of the
sdmiratioa of this body for the character
and memory of the deceased statesman and
Of sorrow at his death.
The motion was adopted and she follow.
ing committee appointed: William Murrel,
of Madison; }. Ross Stewart, OF Tensas:
James IIeffner, Of Caddo; George Devezin,
Of Orleans; William Page, of 1berville; C.
N. Lewis. Of Ascension; ). Raby. of Natchi'
toches; William Murrell. of Lafourche;
William II. Decker, of Orleans; }. Con-
naughtcn. Of Gapides; Aug. Williams, Of
Fast Baton Rouge; William Ward, Of Grant;
II. Mahoney. Of Plaquemines; w. I. South
ard. Of Ouaehita: DSsid Young. Of Con.
cor6ia.
II. Maheney. OF Plaque,niues. moved that
, acommittee Of five bo Camed By the chair
70 invite orators. Carried, and the follow
ing committee was appointed: II. Maho-
ney, Of Pla5uemines: ). Thompson. Of
Orleans; 4. A. Hubeau. Of Jefferson; r.
T. Allan. Of West Baton Eouge: George
Oevezir,, Of Orleans.
The chair was added 70 tho cOm1aittee On
&esolations.
On motion. shs committees Oh resolutions
and orators Were instructed to confer with
with yiew to . joint meeting tomorrow.
On motion, the meeting adjourned until
, i. ". Friday. March IL.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-03-13
DETITlONs AND sCHRDULRs

Prepared strictly according to the bankrupt law
ssnsrAl orders of the United States Supreme
Oeaxt and rules of the United stasas pistr,ot
0eayt. By JOHN & CARTRR.
At tbs sAes q O & KsNeee, nsGdssse IN 1aak
xaStsy. 0us1snAsuss bsildang, usv ouaaana
1annAD DaWuvv0 AaaA ~
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-03-13

The most fortunsts man, il he il without
faith, il Ike beautiful Aowse in . sias Of
vstsr, without roet and vithsat dusatiea.
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s7u prizes. amounting e......-. $50 400

80 prizes, amounting to-. $50 400
EXPLANATION OF APPROXIMATION PRIZES
The nine remaining units Of the same ton of the
numbers drawing the first three full prizes will be
entitled to the twenty seven approximation prizes
For example: If ticket No. 1916 draws the $50 900
prize, those tickets numbered l24 122, l243 l244,
1245 l47 1913 ll49 and 1850 will each be ent tied
to $780, If ticke: No. 23i draws the $40 600 prize
those tickets numbered 232, 233, 234 235 236, 2J,
ga 239 and 240 will each be entitled to $500. II
ticket No. $50 Draws the $1,000 prize those tickets
numbered al 42 443 444 AS, 446, AL 4a8 and 449
will be each entitled to s 100.
Whole Tickets, SO, Halves. S5 Quar-.
ters, 81 so, Ei9hths, 81 2J.
PRIZES PAYABLE IN PULL WITHOUT DEDUC.
TION.
Orders to be addressed to
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY COMPANY,
Lock Box No. 692, Postofflce.
New Orleans.
Send postofiice money order register your
letter. ia2 ly
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BUSINESS CARDS,

ALEXANDER hay. WILLIAM MEHLR,
HAY & MEHLE,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
lof the purchase. sale, forwarding and shipment Of
A1dess Wool, Leaihe Beeswax, Tallow,
and Tanning Materials,
NOS ~ -, a, 50 and 81 Common street.
OFFlCk, NO. l2o NEW LRvRR
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ADJUSTMENTS,
ADJUSTMENTS,
ACADEMY OF music.
4ouday, Aarch 9, 1874
BIDWELL'S
E0AEDY AND VARIETY COMPANY.
KvRRY NIGHT AND SATURDAY NOON.
mil

OPERA HOUSE,. ...OPEKA HOUSE
Saturday, March IA, 1874,
MATiEKB AT TWELVE O'CLOCK NJ.
Lbs DRAGONS DE VILLARs,
Opsia in three acts.
Saturday Evening, Performance ae 2,
THE PROPHET.
Grand opera in Ave acts. mhl32t
VARIETIES THEATRE.
OEB WEEK ONLY
March 16, ~, IS, 10, 20 and Fl.
First appearance in this city of
FRANK McEVoY,S
NEW HIBERN ICON.
Or, lrel;fnd in Americn.
1Ae fsvorite Irish comedian.
NR. w. II. LAWLOR,
In hts great character, BARNkY THE GUIDE.
Miss KATE REILLEY. the favorite Soprano.
Miss NARY MACCREA, the popular COntfalt0.
Mss KATE BlkNES, late Of Dublin Theatre.
Professor MOESLIN. Musical Director.
To conclude with the laughsbe farce.
THE HAUNTED GUIDE.
Admission, Soc; reserved seats, 15c; children un-
der ten 25c- Reserved seats to be had St the box
afRoe. com mencing Friday at 10 A. NJ.
Matinees-Thursday snj Saturday at P. NJ
Matinee prices-Adults. 25c; children, l5c, re-
served seats, J0c F. q. GARLICK,
mhl2 st Agent.
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CT. CHARLES THEATRE.

ST. CHARLES THEATRE
BEN DEBAR. Proprietor and Manag ger
ALkX. fITZGERALD. LD..........,..... Stage Manager
Benefit of the Rmment Natural Actor,
Mr.. ROBERT McWADE.
FRIDAY Evening, 4larch Is, 1874.
Mr.. Mcwade's own adapt alton Of
RIP VAN WINKLE.
RR VAN WINKLE... Mr.. Robert McW ade
SArUkDAY-RIP VAN WIEKLE NATINER at
IN.
SUNDAY-The celebrated artist, Mr. G. ".
0OULDDOCK, In the famous play Of THE Will
Low OOPsk mhl3
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Tickets $40. Half tickets IS. Quarters o. so.
Our lotteries are chartered by the State, are
tHgs are under the supervision Of sworn commits
eiOners
The official drawing will be published in the st.
Louis papers. and q copy of the drawing sent to
purchasers Of tickets.
We will draw a similar scheme the last day of
every month during the year 1874
Remit by postOfice money orders, registered
letter, draft or express.
Send for . circular. Address
MURRAY, MILLER l. CO..
Postoface box A46, St. Louis Missouri
spln cod Wlv
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AoWslANR STATE LOTTERY roMpaN
SCHEME.


Quarters and Eighths in proportion.
The Ottawa free trader., 1874-07-18
FINANCIAL IL COMMERCIAL

There is no material changes to note in com.
mcrcial matters during the past week. Business
has been rather quiet in all branches of trade
Tho marketing Of grain mas been light-thc far.
mcr7 being generally occupied with their har.
vest.
In the money market there il no chrngc. The
demand for loans is light and is generally sup
piled without difficulty. For long time loans
the market Il well supplied, and parties present.
ing desirable securities find no difficulty IN OBJ
tanning what they need.
Gold has been quiet and steady during the past
week, the premium ranging from lO9a4 to 10.
Tie Government sold el,OH,00O at 1927, The
market closed steady and quiet at 1898.
Government bonds have been firm during the
week. and under a good investment demand,
prices have been we'll sustained, and in some OF
the fayortr issues the prices have advanced a
tribe.
Ravens, Mac acKinlay X Co. furnish the following
The Ottawa free trader., 1874-07-18
From Marseilles.

MARsEILLEs, July H.
Our manufacturing interests were never in
quite so good a condition as Mt present. All
are crowded with orders and men are worked
extra time.
The Pitts have shipped two hundred and
fifteen tnrcshlng machines and have lost the
sale Of some fifty by not beng able to furnish
when wanted
Their orders for repairs" are large, they
furnishing many pieces besides those used in
their own machines.
The Adams Wind Engine is meeting with
decided success, and the customary crowding
all hands to keep abreast the many calls
ALMOST \ FATAL ACCIDENT-On the 1lth,
son Of Joseph Barnes, of Rutland, while
leading a bull, was attacked by the terocious
brute and badly gorcd. Fortunately the bull
pitched the boy over the fence which saved
him from a probable death The wounds
though severe, are healing.
PERsoNAL-Miss Myra Smith, of Chicago,
is on a visit to her many friends here.
Alex Bruce was taken severely i'll at Her
ry, but has recovered sufficiently to return.
William Stiles is now recovering from Il
sick bed
Mr.'Barnes, of the firm OF Cowles e Barnes,
has gone east to buy fall goods
The Ottawa free trader., 1874-07-18

clanr of the bell, sinking away in the rhsh 81
the train, signals town after town ana Vii'aG' :"
ter village The dusty turnpike, the dreamy On,
nal, and the shaded by-ronds are crosaCu Hm"u m
train over a clear track, carrying the traveller Wy
panorama, the like Of which can be lound TO.
where else on this continent, and pr"oSOy 0lt
Mississippi valley and dined at the capital OF
PennsyIv. mia, the passenger finds himself seated
a. supper in the metropolis of New York, where
the Atlantic throbs and swells in ccaseiesa "eIN-
ity. ...,,,,, ,o,,,. ,,r,,
dicted such ride would have been pronounced
utterly and hopcle.sly insane, Not even the
most sanguinc enthusiast on ra'iroaas, "reH
tInjr construction was commenced, dreamed al
overcoming distance at such rate; and 1t Only
because of the perfection of machinery ana tic
inventions Of science that i. can be done now
But it is fact accomplished reality oi 10 u'y,
and all that is left for the people is TO wonder
and cnOy.
The Ottawa free trader., 1874-07-18
$|!||la|;l|E||Ej||||5;3j||}|@||!! l.
mar2l

Is withou. doubt the most elegant HAIR
DRESSER IL tire World. A lady's toilet
is not coiup'e'= without t. We are aware
that this m5y seem .gogant' out the many
testimonials ~. have had in i.s favor war
rants rs in making the assertion.
IL prevents The lGlf som falling OF, att ..ves SOFT
ness and beauty 'lH' nu o,her preparation can.
Wholly nom irritating and Llrstu pruP"E;cs. II
pusers-cs all the peculiarly bland delicate properties
CoCoanut Oh Ia the hest possel, STATE OF pry and
fragrance.
ltis cooling in IL infueacc upon the SKA.
Cures al cutaneous eruptlons AID readers tac scalp
white soit and healthy.
u {, tnc thesp.s h"ct. I,tS So s AID mos
ia,ins Ia, prepared vf r ggsr prtriIned
with it po.J trc tr p,.. t."--,'ir rl,ls' ,so7d,-
Sold a, pdsc rt,tisn' .s' Can,utgh O.. c-e;y put
rrite - crl'a pyr U..''..
NNNCraC1urEn " TIlE Layo.ATuGy ~
W. u HEDGES 81 Co,
The Ottawa free trader., 1874-07-18
Thl.l, Ncar-. ", y. .i.n.r ni an oId Nat...

Ihtry hcar-' l,NP, sien,e ct an Old Nars-.
MES. NINS Ov's sOUIHISG SYEJPis the prc.crio.
On OF OF te hcsl Eeua. Ply cians ami Nurses m the
United states ard been used tor hirty years 9Th
ur- ssle'y add -gNC">s hy nl!s1s o. notr- and ch.
dre te fcbls lialt ~Ccs Old siu't. II
correct. seioty % 80 siuuach, rr~yes Ntld CHS.
latcs TIE hor's. s.I -Scs rrsf. trAifh
mother Ii.l Nt urisge " % tr ft-s ud
Eeurey 10 20 W., J.. sii csse- - DNSkS a. hl MD
DfAl0sN IL iiliuistS, whether 10 ssistz terth
irs or nom o'tgI fu drrrtinrs asn. all
acrompsny etch hct'e Ncr- crau IN s -slls
oi CURTIS y PERKINS j. e. fac altS r.r. Sol.
sy az Nr t.-t-c p-sirs yieiY
The Ottawa free trader., 1874-07-18
From Leland.
LELAND, July lith, 1874

LELAND, July iil, 1904
The NJ. L. Sewing Society, by keeping Il
stand on the Fourth, cleared over hundred
dollars, which 80 toward the much needed
repair of the church.
o. Simonson is building an addition of 80
feet to his store, which, when completed, will
make the largest store in the village.
A new wagon shop started here yesterday
by Mr. Cove, of Worthwhile, is to furnish us
with wagons hereafter. Success attend him.
There seems to be great scarcity OF farm
help. Farmers arc IN town every day in
quiring for help for haying and harvesting.
North of us harvest hands receive from S2.5O
TO $4O0.
Lon Skinner got home from Kansas on
Saturday Indians were too much for him.
He says if he has to leave either his crops or
his 'scap," he prefers to leave the crops AS
great many Of the people of this place have
relatives in Sedgwick and Reno counties, In
Kansas, the Indian rumors cause great deal
of uneasiness. Skinner gives an unfavorable
account of the Indians, and says, as far as he
is concerned, he doesn't banker after 'greas
ers"
Constance Sprngstcad (he Of last winters
renown) was arraigned before Squire Oak
field last week for assault and battery on his
father. He was fined ten dollars and costs,
and allowed ten days to pay it in which he
says he doesn't intend doing would just as
lief 20 to Ottawa as not, as you feed him well
and it doesn't cost a cent. When the consta-
BILE made the arrest he drew scythe on him,
but by presenting revolver he finally
brought him The good folks of this place
would feel greatly relieved if the whole gang
were removed to different quarters, which, if
they keep on won't be long, as the penitenti
ary has a mortgage on them and will soon
foreclose, and we hope there will be no re
demption.
Our shootIsts are to try their hands again
at Mendoza, where we hope they VIII succeed
better than at home.