The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1874-03-18
Loss OF LIFE AT SEA- I

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Philadelphia. March a. Tie sse.h.hip,
Pennsylyania, from Liverpool, reports tax
ing violent hurricane on the 27th uls:osv
midnight. The sen carried away the bridge
on which were Captain Bradbup and thu
| frst and second mates and two sniots all
Of whoih wete washed bvtf tfbbnrd bhd lfo<n-
ed. The fourth officer had leg bfokeh.
The ship lost her boats aud deck -houses,s
but her bull and inachihsr5 ire tinihjnfed.
Captain Bradbhrn Ras froth Baltimore and
the other officers were FROM England. >
After the loss Of the officers q consulta-
tion was held. andsit vas agreed that s
steerage passenger named Brad formerly
third mate Of the ilLfated Atlantic who,y
il will be remembered, swan sshors and
secured the line Of the Atlantic, thereby
saving many lives. should take command
Of the ship. and through his management
the vessel wns btoHght into port. This was
to haze besh captain Bradbhrn's last soy.
age 70 this port, il having bosh aftsheea 20
have him act as port warden at Lirerp0oL
.SS 80 ~.
The captain Of the steamship. City Sf
New York has immortalized bis .infaniy by
surrenderiDg up three escaping Cubans who
had taken passase On his vessel. % the
Spanish conscripting officers. and Epefhspss
TO the garro:s. Ilc bad left the hafbot vf
Havana with them on board and, returned
after being twelve miles At seq. merely be-.
cause they did NOT hsppen 70 have ths mo-
nsy 10 pay tksir passage. fTbcyWsts put
ashore in Havana, and ut once taken up Lys
the authorities and probably ere this havs'
been shot or garroted. The passengers were
indignant. and the captain has nit ihcfess-
ed his popularity N sty qthrtefI The
three menihelougsd 10 good fsmilisss ahdb
were only leaving Cuba In hurry Il. avoid
being cotscripted into the Spanish army.
They offered To psj on ,ths atrifal,Sf cha
vessel in New York. bit this would not sa-
tisfy Captain Deaken. whose courseiis pro-
noanced unrecedented. - Richmond eve
guirer. .Sssl gaiasRs
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as aaas III vgrDAsvftAE; March si' ai
Tie s,ssbie ofthe Main! street sIsthOaisss
church. two hundred feet higE. but receiit2e
ly erected by Henry Exall. of Riehnond,i
was b,ysp dvwn. to;dss about slsssti
o'clock. There was only sligth Wind pre-
vailing at the time. Tie roof Of The Church
was considerably damaged. sesides other
injuries to the binding; but foriuhstsly9
there were no lives lost. The adjacent
buildings also escaped siihost injury. Tbs
loss BY the falli6g of the stseple Il u least
Eve thoussnd ddllat:. and il mag feacL
much more. e Sesame e6t Ie Gs11s ls1Ik
t-aa alaa'a --.s,.--.-.s-.az.a H. = - s@
/" PAf6: Dos'r BrRr ME- DErr s-fnr
the spring u 1853. a litfle girl died III
Vernont Of consumption. aged eigh. yearss
aud three months. A few days before she,
died. she called her father to her bedside,
and said. !" Papa, when die. don't bury
me deep, not more than % Deep holding
mp Der emaciated arfI. and fueasurirg FROM
her shoulder. {" Oh. 10 is 50 bard 90 Be pnt
down 50 deepin The cold ground snd.
please don't place any marble slab on my
grave. u will be 20 dark under Il, and
press % heavy on ny litile breast. Sod
my grave nicely. snd plant tree % it's
head. 10 the wild birds can come 10 its
branches aud sing for me. After pause
she continued: 80 But Il seems 10 me I
would rather have ohf birds sing fof NE
than Wild BIRDS. hoalda't yoii let bretherd
Willie and sister Emma bring our, cage
of little birds out 70 the cemetery, Sunday
morning. and leave them to sing to ms all
day Then when you are AL az Church il
Won't seern % lonesome oat tbefs BY NY
self A few days sfter Anna died, and hefT
afsctionats paterse did ,ssety,hihg asshs
'siass'e'' eisss lshsa5 yfsea q iauamssI
A little girl who IIss sent Tor sons indi.
60. forgetting tie nsme. asked the grocer:
: Please. fir. what do people dye WITH
'.Whzt 10 people dc With exclaimed the
grocer. why. with the cLolsrs synetimss.'N
= Thsns said the child. :. mother wants
tsshsy-hve eents worth 5f ehsisfss Waa
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The work on The track Of the L,nchburT
and Danyills railroad near town ID progres-i,
sing well. Fiifpatfick hss now about izay
hands engaged and. with good weather, viii
finish ihis elsd % the line 80 sooti = ID IL
needed Or tic fails:--Dsusille Reiissr.
IS 8Ks,t hssS--s--~~~~s-~s~snFl j siif
.sIamms ssys d : nos polite 70 asi for
cake. ssid little bog.g Fl ~ yti4rs
Ne. vas tlse reply II does not look
well IN tte little bays 70 do 90.
Bat aid the ufchin, rl,e didn't ssy
tIaass NOT esf Episcc Il yoa gave Il 10
me-. gir .<lggss sIbu I'lias u .rsssea
.ssasuaib-lss1sAsstz2@sSislN llisttsos
Two mon ~rrsi iosassrsihs stom thsilro
hplnof ~ their risessR sdi II ssasprssuss
All. sid one. rith ssorrosfal er. a
preston, smine y . Tariar., Y. ~. -.
well. repliedsths other. mine Il.
wcrss than shat--mins. Il die cream Of
Tartar
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