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A DESPERATE SHOOTING AFFAIR IN
ALABAMA-The Montgomery (Ala.) Adver-
User gives the following particulars of a
desperate shooting affair az PerdidO station,
BALDWIN county, in that state, on Monday
iast:-"Mr. Buyers, justice of the peace,
had a stock range, in which the stock of his
neighbOrs ran at will. For some cause he
resolved TO fence other stock OFF this range
and did fence them ofI-leaving it open to his
only. family by the name of Halley and
another by the name of Stewart, friends and
relatives each of the other, became enraged
al Buyers conduct. On Monday last the
hadleys and StewartS, six I'm number rode
up to Buyers residence and called him out.
They were armed with doubled barrel shot
guns, but not dreaming that they meant 10
harm MN, the old man and one of his boys
went out 10 meet them. AS these left their
door the six men at the gate opened fire upon
them, killing both. Another son of Bryers'.
VINO was In the house when the firing began
seized shotgun and rifle and ran into the
yard: Meanwhile, however, the party at the
gate had taken to cover, ana those OF them
whose weapons had not been discharged in
the first onset, shot the third son. their shot
taking effect in his side But he held his
ground oravely, and with such effect tn he
succeeded in killing two Of his asSailants and
Wounding third. The others fed"
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STOCKTON HOTEL,

lSEEll CAPE MAY, n. J.
OpeLs Jane 2eth, ISIS.
CHaR&rS DUFFY,
cor Continental Hotel, Philad slphiaT
1eN- IN
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BIDS were opened to-day by the Con-nis-
SlSLgrS fer The extension % The Berret school
tt,io-hs n. me Second school district as
follows D. J. Mccarthy. SG1 C75. w II, Doy-n-
IL ~ t'iE-. ot---i, James G.. NaylOr. SIS, l75
ILtse Tics have been rejected for the reason
tAHt IieJ are III excess OF the amount con-
temp ated Dy the Commissioners for ms
lGfl csc which was SO ,cCo, the amount of
The estimates OF the architect. Mr. PloWnlan.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-26

FELLOW FEVER AT PESSACOLA.-Com-
InodoTe Cooper, commanding at Pensacola
+ Ia, says there are twenty-nine cases of
yellow fever at Barrancas, where women
and children are stricken down. Should the
fever appear at Pensacola he suggests that
the navy yard be closed and LEFT In charged OF
acclimated employees, so that the officers and
The troops at Fort Barrancas have been re-
moved 10 Fort Pickens, and Commodore
Cooper is authorized by the Navy depart
meLt 10 do what he may deem proper for the
SAFETY Of the people under his command.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-26

AN INDIAN NENDErTA.-A few years since
return Foreman was accused OF killing,
among Others, one Usage, while Foreman was
member OF the Cherokee nation. In 1873 he
was shot and killed by an Usage. The Usage
was acquitted on some technical point and
was shot twice and his throat cut, in April
last, as is supposed, by j. G.. Lynch and
Jessie Foreman, brother of Return Fore
man. The sheriff, in attempting To make the
arrest of Foreman on Friday, at his resi-
dence, near Weber Falls, c. N. was reading
The warrant on the porch, when Foreman
spraDg away FROM the sheriff 10 room in
The presence OF his family, and, Selling his
loaded gun, was in the act of bringing It to
bear on Sheriff Rodgers, when that officer
shot Foreman through the breast, killing
him almost instantly. Foreman, in falling
discharged the contents of his gun through
the bed on which lady was sleeping, but
fortunately without damage. Another SHOT
was fired at Foreman by one of the sherif7s
posse, but 1t lodged in the ceiling. Jesse
Foreman was wealthy farmer and son-in-
law OF Major Wore, formerly Indian agent for
the Creeks, aud was universally respected
before the late difficulty. His frieads are
arm1ng to pursue the sheriff, and more
trouble is anticipated.
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Corns. Vascular E.cresesnees

Corns, Vascular EAcrescsnces
Bunions. iagrowtEg Nails, &c, succe sSfully
treated at DR.. Whites eSisbl >hment, rs 18th
street, opposite the Treasury. Hours. from
"a. m. 10 T. m. Fee. : per visit. Owing to
press of business during office hours DR.
White Is uTable 10 attend patients at resi-
dences, except after u. m.
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General Ryan-s VIII.
LOCAL INTEREST ATTACHED TOTHE MEM
ORY OE TIE GTRAN EILIRI-sIER

ALOCAL INTEREST ATTACHED To THE MEM
DRY OF THE CUBAN FILIBUsTER.
The will of General w. A. c. Ryan, leader
or the Cuban flibustering expedition on the
steamer Nirginius, which was captured by
the Spaniards in October, 1873. was filed with
inc clerk OF the probate court of Cook county
yesterday. Ryan, 1T will be remembered and
forty-seven of the adventurous spirits who
accompanied him. were executed at the pub
lie slaughter house in Santiago de Cuba at 6
O'Clock on the morning OF November 4. 1873
The following is the text OF the will, which
was written on the eve of his being butch
cred:
ST. JAGO DE CUBA, Nov. 3, 1873.
hnoW all men by these presents that |, w.
A. c. Ry an, being in sound mind do make
thls, my fTSi and last will, giving all my
property, real and personal, to my brother,
John George Ryan. All my right, title, and
interests in and to all tracts or parts of land
III Montgomery county, state of Maryland,
and containing chrome and asbctOs now ap-
tearing upon the records in the names OF
william Larrybridge ard W. A. C.. RYAN.
Also, al my interest in the copper mines
On the Mrscleshell in Montana; my claim
aGalpSl HE government; and my claim
against W. a. Whitaker and Jas Thayer.
al property described in a power OF attorney
given 10y George w. Cook. Oct 30, 1873 Nv
interest in Montana territory / value al
sltO,GO, and my chrome and asbestos prop
oTty al S50,OgO. Governor ]. l.. Gibbs is To
receive at least SGOO, and General George w
S2Co1. should that amount not be received
hy him already. My brother, John G.. Ryan,
ShalI dispose OF the property as he may feel
In testimony whereof / have caused NV
sea sea 10 he ahlAed' this 81 day Of Noyember,
Witness: Samuel Jose Bertard.
The viii probably will be pres nted for r,rO-
bate tO-Cay. But if the court do not regard
the case as an extraordinary one and find a
provision of law to cover the circumstances
probate must be denied the law of the state
OF Illinois requiring two witnesses to such
an lhstTument.-Chic6g0 Inter OceGa, Jug -.
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SUDDEN DEATH OF A PRINTER.-Mr Jas
SIMPLIFY Jones, aged fifty years, was found
dead in bed at his residence, No 1907 9th
street northwest, yesterday morning. He
retired the night previous, apparently in his
usual good health. The coroner was notified,
but after viewing the body deemed an in
quest unnecessary, being satisfied that death
resulted from apOpleXy. Mr.. j. was for a
TINE employed as pressman in the govern
ment printing office.
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EUIITfSG PERMITS have been issued by
ITS peCtCr fiOWTau a. follows. John Harri-
son two story frame stable on the south
SIDE oi &, between 9th and 10Th streets north
cas-, O. y. u. LaTger, a twO-StOry brick
dwelling, T. by 80 feet. north side o. O, be-
IWEeH 18th and 18th streets northwest; ~ 600
= W SOWCrS- a thrCf->tOry brick dwelling
o. the south side Of r, between 2d and "a
streets northwest 5000. James Miller five
Dick GwelliT e. on the south side of r. be-
tween Ith street and New jersey avenue;
S'-7cc. Thomas J. Allan. a twO-Story brick
NNel.lTG on The north side Of 10Th. between Y
AZ - streets northwest: - zoo Thomas y
UTke, q brick dwelling on the south side of
J. tetwecl 18th and 18th streets northwest;
S-CG '
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NNA 1elc " ffOF v
go. bcoksfttert and statiOnPrS,
Dh-u l0is eENNsrLvASa AVENUE.
EMoIk OF BE-. GUTHRIE; now complete: !.
lfi volumes
Cueen Mary; Drama BY Tennyson
Summer Parish. b Henry Nasd Beecher
~ mLal AID Cauticles, with Music. Gopdr en-
The Able an, yaI IL Gate for the papal Chair
Hseg. oN
:. The Green Gate. From the German b. Mrs.
Nister. For sale by
Nm. BALLANTyNE
IcOJ "a 42s Seventh street
THREE FEaTHERS Novel. by wm Black,
suthor OF The Princess Of Thule" received
and for sale at
SBILLthGT0N'S BOOKSTORE
Corner an street and Pennsylvania avenDe
Man and Beast. here anc Hereafter; nius-rAradDF
Bey. j. G. Wood. -
The Odd Trump, a Novel.
Miss 0Vel, BY Victor Clerbuffer,
Blank Books, Paper, Envelopes and everything q
the Stationery line for sale at
nsy2i-r sHUJINGTOSs BOOKSTORE.
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THE EUREKA RIAL ESTATE AND saw
INGs ASSOCIATION has been fully organized
with the following Officers.-John w. Gray
president; y t. Green, vice president. C. H
Shorter, treasurer; II. f. Hall, secretary;
Joseph Ambush, l. l.. Branhan. l.. Gunnell
T. X. Morris. f. j. Robinson, j. Rawls and
JOHN y. Scott, board of directors: G. H.
Shorter, Joseph Ambush and II. h. Morris
finance committee; Benjamin Mccoy and
Anthony Hickman, trustees
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MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued as
follows: James II. GTisett and Maggie G..
Blake. James Ellis and Jennie y. LankiuS,
Frank Norton and Clara NJ Ellis, Andrew
TruSiy and jamie Carter. John DOty and
Mary DOOiey, Lee Smith and Samson Parks
Henry Harvey and Maria Macon, Thomas
Queen and Lucy Jackson; Frank a. Emory,
of Centerville Nd, and Harriet A NJ smith,
Gt NlllinglOn, Md; Charles L. Frazer and
Fannie T.. Curtis.
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ro~,~p that invalids lose ra,,h
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The following were appointed the commit
Tee = Rev. iirS- Newman ana Grey, Rev. s
n. EeIl and NesSrS- VIM Ballantync and
". G thOs.ie- AID the meeting was diOurneC
with prayer by Rev DR.. Newman.
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Having enjoyed the eiplpept salisfac-
ton 81 perrrSiMs some Of tie numbers Of a
Memoir by the Hon. M. A. Graham, on
the subject Of tile authenticity Of 1.-THE
MceklenburgI DeelAniivns of Indepenil-
eEce, May Goth l77S1, now being pubish-
ed y tles HpQtasrn Hone az Charlotte;
we eariieslls alFiss svefy reader 4 Abe
Recorder, every citizen of Old Orange,
and evrfy paJse born Moth carolinian.
who has acknowledgements FOR the old !,
rst, and proi6lest traditions ~ Ills Mother
state, y forward his name at once to Gen.
III n, liiliiot Charlotte III tiMe ~ pros
'cnfea copy 70 he Kept as ali heir Ioonl
forever la his family. a
g TIse subject has been approached by
Gov. uruliam is though II were a labor Of
hove, las we'd as ,iuiy. and las been ham
died inthe most thorough and masterly
manner. rs length prevents its lueing
republisisedin n paperlsuf, this size. 81
send al hands and get d cory. taAs,aa
-
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asssarslEt ffff ag9T--T Enwf
Old Ben W---served In the Reyolu-
tionary war. and had l,een ia the habit OF
repeating his long and. tough yarns 50
often lI,at at;ast he believed them him-
self. Ben would give personal anecdole
VI every battle Of tile war, Ia which he
himself always, ofcourse figured as hero.
On1leiny ASKED fhe was Ia the battle Of
Monmouth, he glibly replied: s.
',Guess was had my right-hand
packet full ofpowiier, my left-haiia p.,yset
full of bullets, and | had my fathers
doubleebarreled ducking-gut-seyen feet
long I! 1 put IN \ l,agdsul Of powder and a
handful Of bullets, aud every tinie let
her of Knocked down the British, Sir,
iifty ii liniel General Washington rode
up 10 NE aili said, ben, do stop ,-Tyon're
doing 'ein too Ind y j 1 touched any hat 10
the General, aud said. Well General, IL
sou sssy ., ph Cease Drug bdt Ipiak |
ought TO Kill few more Of the sconudrels. !.
With thai the General sprung from his
horse, aud, throwing his arms around ME,
exclaimed, !" Ben, don't cslll ME General !;
call mc George s'sa8a l@ tA
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Sensation.

Now Is the Winter 81 sour ,liscohtent
made glorious Spring time By the arrival
attic Parks Bazafgio ~ lie incest Stock u
goodseves shown III Orange.
have M legislation III sayiag that ]
cam suit every totty. I am now IL New
YORK g.slbAing the incest assortment
have ever shown. have determined
sinceI laye securedtIie big Store House
forDietly eesupied bsbsIrsiH y Bfown. ID
~ i tsueh larger uusii,ezs, tiid u do this
| shall buy much flrger and nlnre conf
plete stock. I@illhisSe gods To- suit ar
No more. sending tS Baltimore for your
goods, you can get them from ME. |
WANT the customers to assist me III Keeps
ing a first class store Ia HillsbonM
| have bought the pretiiest line hs Me-
liiieiy Orange has eees looke8 ii HIND.
some Trimmed Goods. Ronnets, and
Flats, worth as high as 81, aud as low AZ
dDcts, \ have sSssas At "a land IS aud 81,
tllat AL will like. The Hiiest lotof rencl
tlpwersyfn The State. Ladies' Shoes, OF. All
styles finest city made WORK. ! Tliis IS tie
first time have ever bought full stock
Ready Made Clothing, llillsboro y \ een-
trail point between RaleighIand Danvil!e.
We need just such q House us I am going
to mn, aud want your help t6keep such
acne. Afy0al want 70. 50 lbs. ora sncii ~
coffee say 20. and 4 will sell il to you;
:. H
don't come IN and ask price and 20 out /,
Of course We hayea retail price. -
But II youwfli come 10 me with The
money and say you want u key o. isaiIs
you shant gooit without them. s.
Come and look at New storeMa Stock.
! have q stock Of real handsome dress
goods, something hne and something com
mon. 49,.
- G. NJ PARKS.
E###N HaaH### t8tfUH H u
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Til. UsgoF ADyEarisiS9.--Tbe Alex
ander Sentinel gives tile following sensi-
bic udyIce Abuut AtlssltFipg; aAgsI
L. Nuw, many men, when asked ~ Adj
ycrti~e, compIaiA that there Ii 10 trade 10
catch. and that j. exactly where our peo~
re tnpket pieir greet mispake Suppose
yon POI. yonr caftilih the l,afef aid IL
never directly brings yon n eustsIner, yet
ifall tile business men Of your town do
likewise. llle indirect pr,lit viii pis sou.
Men will look az yoar city paper, and
judge ,from II thntyou are D ike people,
aud be drawn toward you. Not oniy 20,
but yoti VIII strengthen The papef's'roSser
d do ypu good. 10 extend rs information,
snd % buili up your Interest IN a thou
sand ways. The business men Of a city
would fihd Il profitable. % contribute tn
tie supprtofl lis papers, even u they did
not receive an inch 81 space, for their own
particular advertisements.
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Tue Steahi Tnlmseo faei1rs ~ liE VI.
Pugsie ~ this place u nuw turning nus
lnp IN ToLar.s I'eF LAY u All tie staples
styles 81 Plug 'f'pbaesw. 1854 Na ~
The Factory, DIS cold weather ) heated
to IS degrees, Aisi on Monday morning
We lrlLlI ks ~l,elliag anr sssat while q, d
slart el.lt .igtwo weeks Afr. PSyue will
put IN ~ Eilgins aud run bis n,achlncry
asSsIl q beAt the House " stean.. when
hc VIII iurrease the prpl uctipn * nsanu-
facanrd Tol,aeca Bring ~ your ltAs
Io,acgn. itis needed ami will eolnaalsi
iuIi fficeSs y -. = q ...f
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Next week being Court week, we hope
10 add 10 our subscription list, = gopdls
number Of new names. Our circulation
h BY no means ~ large as il ought q I've,
In such county. and with such popn.
uIalion M Orange can boast ~, al.d while
we shall spare no effort. 70 deserve en-.
enlargement. We trust that oar old friends
viii not only come forward promptly
themselves. but. that each man will bring
along one oihes wifiiiIm. ssirY4
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MR. IAsiEs BeLx, Who iynow living n,
Buiord Township, IL this county, y loc
years old, aud was :orSf years q Justice
Of the Peace. He has hnd "A children. %
grandchildren, 2OO great-grandchildten.
80 great-gteat. grandchildren, tsi,J tllvre
are also children Of tie ilftt generation.
but thenumber is not known. Pie whole
number children, grandchildren, &c; -
sbvvsia 50T Who else Ia North CARD.
lima can shcw,a family a. large ~ fills
Mr.. Tclk.rl having lost a lsv solneTofty 81
fifty yearsago. can do no acfive labor, hot
can work a'good deal at a bench. ard two
years ogn he pat up good achalr N he
ever could is sin hale and hearty, aid
walks about q good deal IN ersclIes. lie
remembers very distinctly several inci-
dents ofthe isev0htibfry War -aIOnrCe
Lttoutrpr. .saa.ssurssrapssa
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Memphis, April ~. -.frost and lee here
this morning, killing Vegetables aud threat
enipg che huits hssf ess iIfait
LANctsrEu, n. u Aprd r;ss,--Tsu
inches of'suow. has fallen bereaboa,.
NAsilrii.lE, April l7.---Ies here this
morning q,hrter ofan inch thick. Exposed
,yegeta,ien frozen Il y heliaed tho fruit.
whsat and cotton, ihisA adjoining States
are seriously Injured, ifnet entirely killed.
wAsmSaToS. April I7.-The temper
atnre Is below freezing in the Now Eng.,
land nod middle Staics. the Ubio Valley.
lake Region. Tepuessee.s and tho North
west.
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4. a.H
Carolina Central Railway in the direction
Of the North Carolina iaiiroad depot III
Charlotte Is progressing.
An association fofthe sale Of Land b be-
Ing formed al Oxford y ID
Pie Central Hotysat Charlotte fefnses
to make advance arrangements with yisi '
tors to the Centennial
A large number of negroes are leaving
the Eastern counties for Northern States
nseareh'ofempioyment as we learn from
the Newbefa Tin.ss,sa'sslA, n ~ II y, VIII
Col. Il. "A. Osborne has resiEacd tlle
elerkslJp Of the Superior Court If Meek
lenhurg county, aud will henceiortll Me-
vote bis tilpe TO the Ministry. legs
The Patriot says that Iodgin Fentsass,
Of Randolph county, accidentally shO:
himself IN the head and died iilstently,
on last Friday week, by careless handling
q pistol .,. Nh N, fa
The Shelby Aurora says Thomas Glad
den. tried hts Week il our Court for the
murder Of Calvin Rippy, was found guilty
and sentenced, Dy His Honor Judge
Sehencl, to be hanged on the 2sr,l of this
month. - !. 8.
The Ralcigh News says. An importan.
railroad meeting was held ntO Oxford = few
days ago, aad presided over by j. q. Coop-
er, ESD. The meeting was one Of action
rather than words. Liberal subscription
were made and tile citizens begiA u feel
confident Of getting a road soon. z
Miss Anna Dickinson only drew "a
small but appreciative audiences In Char
loiie,. $500. - s
MIR. James Crews a venerable citizen Of
Granville county. aged 80 years. sold his
whols crop Of tobacco recently for $40 pr
cwt. s w ~. ~
The Goldsboro Messenger says: Mr. ].
w. Miller, the q. S. Deputy Fish colnmis-
sioner. and his associates, left us last week
for Ilinston. in whIrh vicinity they de-
termined to establish aspawning sheldon
the Neuse for the Matching ofshad. forthe
purpose Of lestocking the river. ~
The Raleigh Sentinel says: A brIie
was indicted before the grand iayy hast
saturday, and u now IN Jail for Incest,
lie Is A white man named ". Il. Terry,
aged u, and has known his nwn daughter
as wife. since she was thirteen. years of
age, and has bad by her three children.
The Raleigh New says; The revival
,whiell has hrcn ia progress ~ Person
sirset Church FOR t.se pasG ilsfee weeks,
continues ~ increase Iii Interest. About
lI2a persons have been Tie sahjects ofcon-
yerting grace, aid So have joined the
Church, rs The resuItof this week.
The Winston SenilneI thus speaks Of
the Courthouse building la that place |:
''fhe Court House Leaks, and the cupola
i y llisleuus looking infect and needs
rsintlag and repairing. Tire binds are
standing opcn and the. rains psitinE IN
,lanagin liieihsidc u The house,
Tile colpred Lunatic Asylum win Be
located al Wilmington
Rev. Elias Ha,,es the hilsl preacher, l.
preaching il wiliningioa. I
There Is 10 be 4 Graagcrs Gsak NJ Da,,-
vile, for tie benefit ~ the Lsfdergeaniies,
of Va. aud n. q,
| Charles Wai,lrIl e,iaea, charged with
tile murder ~ 1p- kirhArdson. souh after
tie August elections, was aaIaitte,I at the
Iasttefm Of Jailnstosf Court.
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cslss sn~p.

Aon. Friday the wlnd blew a gale from
the West, followed NJ night vi \ freeze
which has eilsetsaalIy dvslreypd All the
fruit Up 10 which Time the prospect was
unusually ilne. The cold y contippeJ
through saturday. and there was u fall Of
snowyf The loss Of shsTffpit Is seriops
calamity which affects the whole Stale.
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FfNtA -~--f-fN HH4
The subject ofa general holiday on Tile
2Oth OF May, the Cehtennhd anniversary
Of the Mccklsnburg DscIaratiua Of Inde-
peii,lence, was again extensively discussed
on the streets yesterday ana ,nany ap,
peaFrd % he decidedly IN layor ni the lFs-
lnaitioa. A. lor editors aud prtAiers, they
do not, generally speaking, expect any
thing y tIe fsesl tssstiws, bal viii crr-
Ia My insist upon sharing ia the holiday
when the next Centennial shall come
round.-- NJ Stal. q e g. E "
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choIcn music M sMALL cosT.


CHOICE Music AT SNAIL cOST. .
10 the April hsmlwf ofthe southern
slusiral Journal lpnblishvd ut I.udden a
h'les' Southern Music House, savannah
va we hnd two choice pieces OF music
which Fllpby highly gaeScptabl,. to ma.
,elansandafe welfworih The entire cost
olp Years sgbscdptbu. Tia fffst "a q.
sweet sogg vita chorus. ebiitlsd Maid Or
,a'hths, by the iayoriie composer, An.
I"sewis, whpmsangsare dnwF household
"e'"dles, aud tile necon,l lsa most delight.
wv lnslrawrufal pleos ~ !. q. AcIHlpger,
'N'ee,' meditation III easy style and
'a'y moicrslly dlfIl,aIt OF ,excevtiou.
be.Ides this shete ore some t@snfy large
iases q musical reading matter interest
"s Y musicians or, music I,@eh. Tile
sonFna Y mailed pt~t-Imid, 5nr 81. q per
ysaf, WIN splendid pislsiup,s for every
ss.oseriber. Specimen copies containing
sioo worth of,nusIc matted, past.p paid FOR
Ven CENTS.
LuppES 1 BATES. purnLrsnrns
Savannah, Ga.
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lee ofan inch thick thi, morning
Our cider drinking friends. viii have to
hang apitheir Eoursls. OF else get them
filled fgem ahr'ad.
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&hilr al.spasi 4Tegrev the lwavy de-
strachan ~ fro reffy ~ tie Fire iicnd III
Charlotte. aud more particularly Just ri
this fmmrdiate lime. We canBot Re.
frain from expressing feeling Of relief,
that where tile danger ~as 40 Imminent,
- small loss, comparatively was sus.
iaine.t w private OF Individuals. II
might have been - much worse.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-04-21

Csc ssnl n9fsnes l:psrsia. 0 he viii
visit Chapel Hill The Fourth, Monday 81
r'icli m'liilI The frulai njer 'ihr week
he can ~ foaad Ia HillsJsEa % ~ old
"iiics. Thoes deslflng his services H.
VIII " rlea-ssi 81 ~. The l,ociur's sllll
and fePufaiiAhi ~ aDthsiIt needs ~
prai.e fIon our Pen. 49,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-04-21

Hines o. PlvrfsSsoR SrEyESs We
reslet 10 laara that Professor S.,A. Ste
veus III I've Pace Institute. tits city, 4
III win I,aflysis from Tie hrain. Two
dn1.nEs Ners with him List night aud Iii
condition i said 10 lie easier this morning,
Prulv-.sor stevens was associated with ine
Burweii srhoul in Charlotte and camewlth
sAg RsgweN Ia the Psaee wi.en hc iayyed
to this ely He was alsbfor many Years
afihs E,leewofth sellnol in tirvensborn
aBd afterwards laugh tyr a school n tienr.
me az. Sievesis has The sai4asatE.h Nc a
god nal useful man y herrver be mas
been known. lie wnrks In tie school aud
liz the sunday school and lits example Is
light Ia the community. Tile life Of
SUCH man when az stake is OF immense
Interest "a our eiliEens. -sSeatiael l5fh.