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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-09-19

On Sunday the Rev. DR.. Patterson Of
Wilmington, tile Rev. Mr.. Peiiigrew u
Henderson aud lie Rev. Mr.. Bsnun. Of
Greensboro. ofiaiated 10 81. Matthews
Church. Or. Patterson preaching in The
morning aud Mr.. pctiigrew ii Tire after.
noon. Mr.. Bynuin assisting liz lie
services.
We observed several gentlemen here
WIN had been IN attendance upon the
Episcopal Convention u Raleigh; among
them DR.. i. J. Dclso-~rt aud Gil. w. L..
Dcl,ossetu az Wilmington and Mr. IL. y.
Iluskc Of Fayetteville.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-09-19

and knew they were lalse 1T tho limo,
and those who have circulated them have
tolia falsenood. And those, who here
after willattenpttos circulate. them, will
both tell and repeat nplain language Il
tsc. Mr.. Editor, we feel belittled for
having written this nasty card. We beg
pardon OF you and your Intelligent reader.
Ouronly apology. il hat we are COM
PEELED to use rough language in dealing
thus with rnflians.
For particulars and satisfaction apply to
the writer Of this.
Most emphatically.
GEoKaESANuEL BRADSHAW.
Caldwell Institute, Aug. 3lst 1877.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-09-19
lHEsTRIKE,

must have what you owe me at once.
There is no excuse for you not raying now.
The country is fullof everything to pay
with. lfyoa cannot pny now, you neye'
intend 70 do 50. have given out cool
many accounts in The last few days for col
lection, and am determined to have every
account on the books settled at once.
Il an tired selling goods TO parties al
lowing accounts to stand twelve months,
and then wait six or twelve months AGAIN
for corn or wheat or other produce to ad.
vance in price before they can Pay part on
their bills.
| think some Of you have treated me bad
". a.-.-...- +
This is the last notice Of the kind | shall
give through the paper.
en-. PARKS. j
Aug. 23rl.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-09-19
liEo. GlRsoN IN.
For tic Reoorder.


About the 18th of August n negro, cal
ling himself Robt. Moore aud hailing
from Durham, y. &. but afterwards proved
20 be Of another nnneand from different
direction, Was employed on The farm OF
Col. Jordan. Last Fiiday night ex-
Sheriff Wiley with others from C,swell
Co. called 10 see the Col. The negro
being absent, they remained all night.
Topreyen, suspicion, one VI the gentle
men. with guide, conveyed their horses
10 the woods and concealed them. Sheriff
Wiley and tile Others retired IL rest
Bui. the amusing saluiation from Sheriff
Wiley TO uncle Bob. next morning. We
missed; however. they mel in the feed
rmOn,. ans! ihe sheriff. placing his hand
about uncle Bob's collar, says, good
morning uncle Bob; ,lo you know meln
"Ya.ye- yessa.m "Well, sir, surrender, or
you ATE dead pig.n He didn't resist.
Sheriff Wiley tells Us lie has been la the
Peniteniiary d escaped from the hands that
were sent out 10 work on the Road. Since
his return he has stolen several beeyes aud
sold them on fvnt III Milton. and a number.
less amount o. chickens; also lac stale dog
from widow lsly, sold him, then shortly
after stole him from the man, he sold lin,
10. For these offences lie il now la ciis-
lndy, aud on his way 10 prison in Caswell
Go. Let justice be doGe aud overeers
more attentive hereafter. a, Cor.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-09-19
state Fair.

Weacknowledgc tie receipt ola com :
plimcniary ticket TO the State Fair which
We assure Capt. Denson, the active and
intelligent Secretary Is very highly mp
preciated. We agree with him in the
belief thai this Fair will be the most
brilliant 81 The whole series and We there
fore hope that the attendance will be
worthy ~ The grand occasion.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-09-19
zine Potatoes.

we arc indebted IL Mr. Thomas s.Cefes
for substantial presentofnew sweet po,a.
iucs. They ARE large and finc, m.'-tIy u
tile "shIpwrrckn variety which has
lnt,crly cunr into uSc III this section, aiid
proves 20 be tie earliest. Us Il Is one of;llc
,nn.i prolific aud hcsi favored % nll. Mr.
tnirS il snccessfulin all lis agricultural
llandiwnfk.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-09-19

Some person not having the fear Of th e
press before his eyes has fuitlyely made
wnywitll u very essential piece OF our
office furniture, not much used In the
summer, but indispensable III the winter
u small iron furnace or heater. Let 1.-The
returned, or there will be fuss III the
family.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-09-19
DIpiheria.

Mr.. w. "A. Slrnshorn tells us Tia. this
scWirgc Is prevailing largely mud fatally
IL the country around University station.
lie assisted nbutying two children ofone
family IN one grave, their deaths Follow.
ing inimmeliate succession. aud adds that
six or eight others have recently died, aud
That several more are at The point ofdeatIl.
Medical all seems 20 be powerless.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-09-19
Hicl.,.,ona Advertisements.

We dill notreach home In time to insert
altthe advertisements We have received,
or to notice appropriately those We pub
lislr Webriefly refer to such Anthem ~
we have time to mention. And first Of
the great wholesale jobbing House Of
A. L. ELItrr & Co.
I The largest IN Richmond aud second to
none in variety and extentof stock South
of Philadelphia. The building, alarge four
story house is filled on every floor with
everything needed by the county trade in
the shape Of dry goods and notions and at
rates as good as ifnot better than can he
had iii similar Northern establishments.
Everything in the shape of calicos, mus
| Tins, glnglianis, Jeans, kersrys, c;lssineles,
blankets, siawls, and an endless variety
Of what are technically called notions.
We were glad to find North Carolina
buyers laying IN their supplies at this
house aud hope others will follow their exc
ample.
ALLISON & ADDISON.
| tit - ~ iouSN i"iEGly tlledScH III LiIS osAtc
Of fertilizers, rs may be known by ihe fact
that IL has paid the TAX in North Carolina
on three separate brands. But besides, ii
make especially Of the sale Of all sorts Of
seeds for field ard garden crops, and it
may be implicitly relied on for perfect
fidelity in filling orders. They sell no
seed they cannot absolutely guarantee.
They deal largely IN seed wheat, niillet
grass seed, and in all Kinds orgardrn seed.
They have built up large business, and
are rapidly beconiing known in North
Carolina, as they well deserve 10 be-
PURCELL. LADD l. Go.
This old established Drug Store is no
stranger III our columns, and many Of our
renders will welcome its reappemaiice.
It's business, secured by many years Of
fidelity, Is The largest in the city, and i:
Is u familiar name through :he country.
First class articles, reasonable prices, and
prompt attention 10 orders give il special
claim tolatronage.
GEo.3 gibson Jr. 4
This Is the successor II Kellogg & Gibson,
The well known china and glassware
store, one Or lie largest III Richmond, aud
the best known TO our readers. 1t is III
all respects first class, and can fill all ore
den with pronptness and at REASONABLE
rates. We Iespeak attention To his ads
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-09-19
More tenants added to the jail last week

DIR. D.A. Robertson will make his usual
professional visit TO HillsIoro Oh Monday
the 24th inst. Those having engagements
with him.or those desiring his services
will take notice.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-09-19

See ad of Dr.. II. u. Lewis whose repn,e
il bis spccialties and bigh character as .
gentleman culi,le him 10 he fullest co,h.
dclcs aud most liberal patronage.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-09-19

We hear that tho Officers Of the State
Agricultural Society have requested tile
several Judgesufl licsslalo tosuspcnd their
Courts owing tile wcOk ~ tile state Fair
and That Judge Buxton, who will hold
Orange Court. was willing 70 comply with
their iegucsi. but that. be learns tic large
number of state cascsOnthis docket makes
II necessary that The Cour: sllou;dolenllIe
first week and continue - during the
term.
We are authorized however By the
Judge o. say tlat 10 wishes 10 indulge oil
thosu who may wish TO intend and that be
will 10 ~ as foras iIcs IL llis power.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-09-19
Rmen Gpyls and Notions.
z. n. PoCUE,
Tobacco o Manufacturer,

nHiLLSBORO. ". G.
.nFFERS to The trade the folio, Ing brands or
" Toluren;
ANTELOPE. II and 10 inch, land o to 10
LEGAL TENDER, II, 70 andt9 inch, IS,
q aiid & 60 H..
RED BIRD and GEN. BRAGG. III inch.
3 10.
DIAMOND aud COMET. o inch. Ito III.
OLD RELIABLE aud GOLD DOLLAR,
u incl. 3 10 H.
OUR FRANK and LITTLE ELLA,
Jineh, y aud iBtOlb. III Is III raddics.
'SUS-CUREDt and tPO6.E'S BEST,u
Il inch, To lit In III. cstd,iies.
s The heel assortment o! Medium aud Fine
'fOlsero Hi tir Stite.
rsg- SEND Fur PRICE LIST Al
August 3m.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-09-19

Absence last week IN Richmond must
excuse the want OF yarietyin this issue.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-09-19

The quantity % Pork and other lmpro.
pcr food consumed h enormous aud pro.
duces It's inevitable resulIsin nuumemble
type. 81 disease, especially those IL Tie
blood, exhibited ~ I'impies 1lo,ches,
sores. etc; alI ~ which. however. yicId
rapidly and surely TO Dr. Bulls blood
Mixture.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-09-19

See fourth page both for Ads and In,
teresling reading matter.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-09-19

Last week WIS one Of abundant rain
aud hoi weather. The heat s,ill Gun
linues.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-25
TIE DEFINED mIrNEss.
Julius Keitcr Unwiiiiugiv Answering Ques-
tions In the Marine Court.

julius Keller, held az an important wit
ness in the Union Trust Company forgery ciS".
WIS taken from the House u Detention yest"r-
day to the Marine Court 10 Dr. examined In sup
plementary proceedings upon suit brought
against him 10y Charles S.mpson Simpson do
tanned ia lgment against keiD'r some time ago.
and the latter Was declared a .tup r debtor.
Recently knltr presented check Tor $500 20
the National Exchange Bank. This check, Il Is
alleged. was part Of tho proceeds OF the t6i 225
forgery.
Hy his counsel. Montague l.. Marks. Keter
complained g. Hr,llg tht tn" examination in
the Mar ne Court vas Intended 'o huWs~ b m
and l., prejudice the u strict Attorneys onico
against HIM. Keller explained that he received
the $500 check from LOUIS Baumnn, AMI that
they had entered into partnership to manuic-
turr glaS, IA New London, Conn.
Altr Lawyer Marks hnd rpenuy .QhleNed
to Is.wy r Whites questions. Jndgn NJ 'Adam
said; " ! shall have tp ussuin", Mr.. Marks, that
Your clients come ton with the check affair
was honest II + answers cannot be- used
against nm in criminal prOO"dinEs.'
1t WIS d.S Ovrrd that tn wr ton report - a
previous examination upon supplementary pro-
on,,lin.s WIS messing. and hrs Honor sand h"
would h9.In an iuNt ~tigitiOn tomorrow con-
Germ NJ the Rlstrn' ton ot the papers.
h lt'r suid that hr owned no real or personal
prop N.Y. and that all his poss 'srlons cons st'i
M % a.. 800 MORTGAGE, upon winch he had meyer
raised any money. lie WIS very btt.r toward
the opposing counr . and answered mono Oi
the questions Willingly
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-25

The Hastic-Trncy Library Undcr the Ham
mcr-sore or Hesterday'- Brrp,irs,

At the Clinton Hall sale of the ITastc-
Tra'g Library. yesterday. II presentation copy
Of Tuppcrs immortal drama. Alfred" with
the poets autograph on the fly leaf, brought
25 cents.
The folio edition Of Shakespeare ties5) WIS
knocked down 10 Mr. Jcflrics of ENGLAND for
s125o The fac smilc of the first uC2}l edition.
published in London in 1903 sold COR sl2.
The highest price obtain II for any ofthe numor-
GUS editions Of the PLAYS was $50. paid FOR the
tcn-volumc Chswick Press tls2Gl edition. The
charming litle post syo edition in ono volume.
hy Pickering only brought 81. Another copy Of
this edition went nj % ccnts. Col. H. e. Iluw-
kins bought the i719 edition oi sly Old Plays,
on which Shakcsp are luundrl some ui ms
not announced secured eleven neat volumes is
sued by the Shakespeare Society, for % cents II
oid works N"shs paTce I pmnic..e bcaHi"erri
curious comedy of Patient GriS-cil.' blossoms
., Scho, of Abuse and the Notes Of Ben
J0hnSun's tonvCrsnt Ons with lllam Drum
mond. Of lIawthorndcn.
SOM Of the rare and valuable Scotch poems
were literally given away. In no cnsc did any
book hrins cven a moicritcIy good price. Tho
n'St bargains were secured ny Mr. DUNCAN OF
M,Siinhurgh He carried 9n. for cxamrle. James
rious Scots Poems. published in Edinburgh ia
ZOO, Tor s'n This was The first edition Of bal
cursor Of the charming. 'olleHons. made ly
Prey, Hcrd Ramsay. SCOT ana Mothnrwci
largo nuper copy of ShirpNs Phys.
edited hv the cruditr but cantnnkcrous Clifford.
and published IN 1898 in six volumes, brought
in ali $40 Sydneys Arcadia u slightly i'm
perfect copy " the 1893 folio edition, brought g..
The second folio edition ot Tho fa"ric
Quccnc' london. 1911 went for So Some eii-
tons Of Thomson's poems brought compare
| lively fair prices, perhaps because Of the Gle
iunt isnhing ana charming illustrations.
Benslry fine royal lolio edition uSo7). ,.inily
! illustrated ly Hamilton. was secured by Mr.. =.
| s. pri go 81 plilHlrphia for s27.5n very
charming illustrated uwo-volumol Pickering
Nfs.Nt4 ia TfttlI-
| ton of French mctrion romane"-, brought only
sl.15. Warmers "Albion's England U592l a
| rhymed history Of England rom the cnrlc- Il
| times until her move Malesti"s mOstc blcs-c
| ragnc," was knocked down lOr 5000
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-25
LOH TOLLs on NO TOLLS.
How the Cansim-n aud B"ntmea Would Re-
tain New Nork tity's Commerce.

Morc than 800 hardy canalmcn, buatmcn
and mechanics assembled in the hail at 10 South
street Yesterday afternoon to express their
grievances. and take decided action in favor Of
low tolls or no tolls on the canals" Mr. james
r. Easton presided. and the names Of Peter
Cooper. Erastus Brooks. \. b. Mills. Col. Fred.
A. Conklng. and fifteen other gentlemen were
r'ad ~ Ncc-prcsidcnts. CD. Conkiing, eX-
Mayor James Wordsworth Of Buffalo. State
Senator Graham. and others spoke. The main
complaint was that. As the commerce Of NV
York city and State is h"ing seriously threat
cncd hy rival -capoits. and the railroads lead
Ing to the -eabonrd are subject at any time to
enter into comh.uluou~ to- ininni water
routes must in tn. future bee the only reliable
protston for low ,r''s Of 'ran-p oria-
vigorous policy T. demand I'd i'm The manage
mont ui the canals Of tui- Stite. anu tl' .i, p-
tlon ol "a uniform ifui t'I- ON uIl urt jos
luif "a mill per I o0p pounds PFC NIT" All bouts
employed IA it rhrIN ng utIr un "a" Lrl'
canal -hould be exempt tr.Ii toll. Tn" non
paving lateral canals should Ice Immediately
ia p.-Ud of
"Cn account Of the high iis." CT. Conhlne
snid. lnlinu aorn is used for fuDl in ILLINOIS.
wlu" thousands are starving Tor want Of II ~
Tv-Nnyor Wordsworth u Buffalo. said
Your tolls have built the Mciaud canal of
tuuain. That Is m'uNuolN u- iil' NnriNir-.
Your tolls have built a." rliroaH- Hnd nufll
You du away with tuHm your Nnit- WIil roman
IDLE. tor trade. iik' water. vii sock IT. ieVli
toy. ElNiu-,r'- r,t-ff1flHuNifi and IN"
actions wkrn boy ia" lMnalo b.arl IL Trade
flr NV FORK tNIup IlaN- fitat 'uu A-~lrtn.
, tom. and the Boat blli T. apd Boat ONners'
/ Convention were endorsed.
p'fHr Cooper offered tho US of tho largo hall
in thu Cooper Institute for Il mass meeting Of
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-25
ONE or TdFT"s MARsH4Ls.
What lie MA for the Cause OF Hayes and
Wheeler with the Peoples Money.

WAsHINGrOS, Jan. "a United States Mar
shal Pitkin Of Ncw Orleans. was before Nor
rs,u g committee. in secret session. yesterday.
election except IN an official capacity, but
finally admitted that he summoned great
many Witnesses an IT, el.ton 81 testify. and
paid item out Of what IL called the court fund.
H. also testified that he had appointed $50 drpu-
= nlaIsAals ia the city Of SeW Orleans. and
paid them out II fund for which he mado a
rrqui-tion upon the Department Of Justice. lie
adm tod that he sont "a dr-pntch Ia the Chicago
hi,1'- y ran on rumor that he had heard b.
the effect that q ballot box in Madison parish
rad been taken ont of the court by the Demo-
mot the slight - ioundHton. lle also admit II
that he sent u desput DO a. the New York H,rdLI
o. tur|ril'-t thh b." did not b'll"v' there were
tw' hundred co.Ored mon IN Louisiana who
were Demo rui-. the doepat hos which APP
p"arrd u the Inter- Green and the H'Tqm were
IrOIu al by lo chairman, and ldrntiucd by
the witness ~ being the ones he mad s'nL
Mar Ial y ikin SAID TINT ne believed good
many with - 8 who wore sworn IN the Custom
H,te. ana rruir I'm inv's "a be used hy the
r. turning Board and the sherman Commit"
were pro lr a hy hls deputy nnr-hals 90 iur-
TIER tir II fpuuil'stu cause. ana some Of IN ~
were pruhnhiy pad for 81 swearing. IT, WIS
required hy tne chairman ~ furn Al the com
lu.tt" with % list oi the Wtn .s5ch brought 10
~ orleans boy proc rs served 10y INN through
his DEPUTIES. whioh b" rrln family consented to
w. trr.' ur our DAYS after the o4ecton that the
stat" lad gone eight thousand E'pubirHn
when Il rs known that Il takes at Least tn days
10 h ar from uil th' par ,uns. lie wan not able
u ElN' pm -lh 'hiy r'liy' ana 'hlhNoreu u
give several very equlyo al reasons for m0klng
ruCl u statement.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-25
TINT SOUTH CfRoLINi BRTBE.
n toiorcd EicctOr who Swcars that he Re-
fused $4,000 10 Vote for Tiiden.

WAsnINGTUN, Jan. A-W T. Nash, a mem
her of the South Carolina state senate. testified
to-day before thr Senate Committee ON privi-
scs and Elections. that he was one Of the
Hayes clr tors from that STATE, and that on tho
day previous to the meeting of the Electoral
College. Mr.. Chids. President Of the Carolina
National Bank in Columbia. invited him TO his
house. he went. and during the interview Mr..
Childs said that he would give him NASH $4,000
cash II he would vote for Tilden and Hendricks.
and that after he had 50 cast his vote he would
give him sioOw additional. Nash said that he
refused the on p. and tlat rs he was going away
Cailds said Remember Nash. this Is grave
yard talk The morning that the Electoral col
l.lo met. % newspaper declared that he lNaAhl
was going To- saw" the country. and cast his vote
for Tilden. Several persons asked him about
it. and he. in Il joking way. replied Yes Of
course am" When H. went into the room
where the College met. he was asked about the
way in which he should vote. and he replied
" know where some one can get $4,000 70 vote
since. AMI Child- asked him 70 say nothing
about thr conversation they bad had in r.ia-
ton 10 money. He NASH replied that he
should say nothing about IT, except what was
Nash gave similar testimony to the above on
Monday before the House Committee. and as
soon n Mr.. Childs heard NJ II he promptly pre-
pared an affidavit deny ng uat h" ever had "a
cOuNrr-uti "a " n Nash on any -u IA subject T.
that he has no knowlcdge Of any funds for such
purposes. ami that in frequent recent CONVEX
sations with Nash. tn" lattir had never alluded
10 the charges or statements contained IN his
testimony. This affidavit Will be- forwarded To
thus eats at once. and Mr. Childs will follow I
with such other testimony a. he claims Will
ei"ctuplly dispose Of the representations by
NasA Nj Chlid1 IL over sixty years oil and
has hecn IN NrrS feeble health Tor the past two
years. II Is one OF the wedthicst men IN IN"
city - tho highest SOCIAL Standing ana the
stri te-t int'grt IS.
Nash. VINO was a former hotcl porter and boot
black, at the close 81 the war adopted politics an
% profession and. 10y ms shrewdnDs, us a stat
senator. became wealthy aud IL now reported u
be- worth $500. il alleged IN Columbia that
he was miNnd up in all the corrupt jobs for
which IN. South Carolina Legislature has been
- infamous, ana surpris" was chirhy mani
io-t.'! at the statement that Nash had declined
brlbc OF any sort.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-25
AMUSEMENT NOTES.

Aimee md her Jolly troupe will sIng at the
E.plD Theatre ne AZ week
The now pnrsiun Varieties oommends itself
10 the puhNo 10y n'~ and htun' I've bhl
NJ Ss MARI Gordon Raymond has been quite
90. hutIt O.. "l' -r Nii d" able to play ln ho '" ,'ce
IA t1r rHfA Oh MonaaY n.NL
I.ust nlght Mr. Booth played Rtchdrf b. a fair
huuH ii fNl hr bays fftN|h NNfH' Hui To- morrow
M AUS Baa ana Don Caesar b, blNau
r. hoursa'- of oar Boarding House, are
nr0src-int u fhr rar> lrW0r u'r lrr,onal su.
lrrvl.ion o the author, Mr. Leonard nf1N'r
The nth annual exhibition of water oolor-
attracts Nrty r,rrd uoucD, and Is lD j lHtf"nl'i
inc display !, vlnh io the average ana may be seen IN
u' Acad nN oI p"A-n
I'm the" Geneva Cross" produced in the Park
tn, itr last u.lil, ME- company mad drn'l mn lNr
,u. prts were sustained uy NJ -.r- lhurnN. She inu
And Mnutguu,,rN uud Misses Rr.cr- llAturlu hud Nnr
w,ari. and AIR. furr.n ~ cannot speak appfoiiutly
the >sts the Wut-. hut IN play went OH Win VIM
II viii be- repeated the rest Of tins week
In the Grand Opera House, Days extra com
pnny arr playing Man Hnd VIC 10 tar houses
Puoc Dunn,ly's wisdom IN lowering prices !, haMns
II, Asiunntr irmt Mis-, Ida Jchrcs, Mas tharh hiss
Iuln Jordan, nnl Miss Poet with Dan lhrkinS, Ned
Lamb niM III ynold gave the piece very handsome IN
terpptAuon MIS- Mary Wells makes strong lnpfrs,in
The nurss and Mr. DaVdses scotch servan, 10 luli e
uneuon