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dissolution OF Co-PARTNERsHlP.

The CO partnership heretofore existing unisr the
firm name CT j U. LAY Co, is this day dissolved,
Mr.. }. Lay retiring, J. G LAY,
JOHN MO8RIS.
= v. MOVES.
Washington. d. O., &c 2tsmber a, 1877
The business of the oG II M will De car iei on at
he fhce. No. 225 "A street., ty JOHN M0BRI5
and 5. v. NOY as, usder TN firm name Of NORRIS
4 NU1 Is. Sc D 81
MIR. J. q. LAY, Notary Public and General
W. AGENT, has removed one DO above, TO 227
IA street Whers he viii pros cute general broker
and claim business
September 25fh, 1877. san25 st
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MEDICAL &c.

"SATIsFACTIoN"-A positive cure; 81 ar hot.
by pR. DARBY, ct HIS ~ street corner pennsxI-
xanls avenue Communication free. auess I'm
nR. RICORDy EssKNoE OF LIFE r,.to,,.
- manhood and the vigOr OF youth % the MOI
snetereo cohstnuuon In four weeks from hssever
Nertsers DO oneI NO called Free Prescrfptfous thas
~ useless, And finally prove ruinously expcusfvs
wnsteSef hss merit must cost . fair pr'ce os -
CO.. Sent ~ expfe0 anywhere. Sole Aren't, 6r
iUS. yAOSNIs, Unfvsrsty Place, nev foek.
Dr1eglsts so1ehed. jen-ly
hR. A. 9. TRANsEAU, amer more than tvs,sv
- Yeas Hospital and Private Drsctioe, s-sass oalv
N6coss and Sxsa dfseases al prfvate No. ~
diseases OF women. Well defined cess treotsd b
Letter. Private ONCE, No. no sth sersst, fo1r
SooS above Patent once. Hours, 70 .. N, -
SPECIAL N0TICB.-Dr. ROBBRrsOH O. \
- consuite9 every ednesday ao1 Saturday e II
onioe, al StTsst, bstween Sth and Oxh, IRON .
nsrvous Diseesss, via: Oresnic and esninsy " -.
ns1e, kervous DEBILITY. ImDctency, Premature D.
Dmnec Of Sight or oiddfness Indiesstion, C. -
-. fesuirns ron aonses IN youth. excessss IN msnr
md sylhils guiekiy cured. Or. h b I naive al
dee, endorsed by the leading physicsps "a I'M. c,ss
s,nu sshinston ever W edDesday and ssturdsy
sSon h no y. -. a ss.r e their n.ss en-
6eetment, and cure guarsnteee IN ever CO. -
undertakes VIII refer hts pstrops ~ -
leading physicians Of BALTIMORE snd no. ~ -
eoeflm oniah ron The same. Gall Miro - 49,
N19 eousn nuow sersse. BssstDoes. 1arO-lv
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XlJHoOPING COUGH sPEOIFIO.

One trial Of this Vegetable Compound will CON
vince you of it, worth in the Quick relief il viii
bring your chi in the above di-tr essng disease
All Throat n, d Lung Diseases yield quickly to iIs
b. aiinR In fusIce.
Pint bottles, IS cents.
Jas. ALEX. EDG Al. northwest corner 9Th and
East Capitol streets. sep0 Of
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MRS NJ. j. YOUNG
I'I Would respectfully announce to her fri nd /,
and patrons hat she has REMOVED from S2J 9th
street nOIthwe-t, to No. 623 street northwest,
over Mrs. Hunts Millinery establishment. sci IT.
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TRY GOODS AND CARPETS.

DRY GOODS AND CARPETS.
We ceiviDg daily new ILL and WINTER
IREsS GOODS, CASSIMEBEs, BLANKETS,
INn MkS sp,R rTlsANs6LSs, MAT 81 PKoOF,
a general variety. Also, BRUSSELS, INGRAM
ard THkEE PLY CARPETS, at very low prices.
MENSW WHITE LINEN BOSOM SHIRTS 90
ce r., rest article in this city at the price.
Our prices are the lowest.
GEO. j. JOHN son & CO.,
sepf5-tr III Market SPACE.
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CORNS, BAD NAILS, B U MONS
eases. Consslt PROMPTLY DIX S UULTZ. the Sci
ent &c Chiropodist and Physician, 9O3 Pennsyl-
vsnis avenue northwest. Painless Oper stOns, cer'
ain cures. pep2l 6m
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VNRY ONE BOX OF YOUNG'S PATENT DE-
i TEBGENT before purchasing soap or potash.
Detergent is a simple powder free from acid, which
when dissolved in water, i'll perform all that is
con plshed by soap and potash, in q CuEAPER,
CBEANER and ia every way better manner. For
Blankets, Flannels, Lap robes, Horse vers, and
ali Woolen articles it cannot possibly be passed
ONE p md ace mplishes a. much "a FOU r pDun Is
of SOAP hen the directions carefully folio we'd
Msny Of the best families using YOUNG'S
DETERGENT. Sold BY all Druggists and Grocers.
Price Ter pound box. Is cents sep2i-tr
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

E0R RKNT-
Z FUBSIsHED Rooms
Eu suite f siu9lr
Glnn 4 sANre
FSr I've OF thre- Gentlemen
Gentleman AMI VIE
Tha rooms sre large snd cheerful ln-asian -ifhfn
haif fqusra Of Nosmisy :. MeckAr-s. aud Gray.
= tell. sud o Ne square q L. s Trsa,ur, az Ar
HnGt,n H.Eel. Apply -
" , HrYCk. Real Estate A-sn.,
NJ 1905 Pengsyivsnia -...-'H.
sers5-lm darlington fire Iu-arsI &c BUildingD
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CLOTHING.
FAIL OPENING.

Fan has come. ant
] an ready foTit, Nth
the rnesi assnr-meut
az R-sfY made Caoth-
trg ever ~ red.
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LOST AND FOUND.


I OsT-A light covered TIME BOOK. A suitable
II reward will be paid II left with CHARLrS 7.
DAVIS, 816 7th street. sep25 It
I OeT-On Sunday, . GOLD BREASTPIN, Get
IL with Pearls. The finder will be rewarded By
leaving 1t at corner Of Prospect and rket Streets
GeorgetoW ID. O. IL
7 OST-Yesterday afternoon, on Peunsy sania
II avenue, between 9Th and 1th streets, or on Con-
IL IL offered for ia return n No Iun9 Conna III;
cut avenue. It,
CAME TO MYPREMISES, BETWE On 3 AND
~ O'Clock on Saturday morning, I'D. ~
dark Bay H0BeE; . star in forehead. The A0N
owner viii please Come forward, prove property, pay
te,ween Lingan and Warren, Geo. get 'wD JOHN
LEE. sep35-fs
A STkAY-On the pre- a,iseS OF Robert O. Fox,
"A eco situated on the Peirce'B Mill Road -
a reddish COW, with marks. Uwner ~ili0I
ela m property ard pay expenses. sep24-3ts ~
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[" ATTUMS.,
OUR STOCK
OF FALL SUITS

OSnrtises some Of the hands0nest styles ever die.
plsyeo hhyM here, being varied ia design, and on
Dttn made IN the general get up. aud no high prioe
style or finish. =" P'iH' VI
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HABLE BROTHKBs.
MEN AND BOYS CLorHIRRs
eepl1 tr Corner Sercrh aad ID sfreefs.
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You are Very Cordially Invited IN Call.
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Nv goods r present
tha latest New York
80 les HuFiug fH
cash, enables M O.
Eril rem arkAbly
cheap.
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oUB ASSORTMENT
OF BOYS FALL SUITS

Is OF such character that no one can fan 20 be
suited, either a. 70 style, quality or price Unusual
caI ha- been takou a. lts preparation and ye feel
coundent OF our ability 20 please ali " 40 have ocs
sion 10 buy goods in this line
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AZ - 1--we. xre.
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To ,t1",A ,d $4,000; $4,000, sLa,O
-. FRED. KooSEs,
er E tnf md Fl Ths & s
oS MnPe ss sdnSy ApSS e
Penn.yi1anis avenue ~ 'Of-'' 'n s ssras. fa'
$500, GSSs .ssp g. e.. sss, fs 900
II es ats1 @S sS 'G
stree northwest. sspis n
WANTED-ss COCOON FIRST elias, bushes.
w Real Estate, at . reasonable rate Of Interest
ard Worth three times the amount; would d er a.
haye dSslInss direct with the loaner Addre. AR
FOE SAL LIE
SPLENDID HOME.
Ansarly new Inrse .st"Ey BRICK RESIDENCE.
cellsr; all the modern improvements. The lot is a
cerner enc, sixl0o, neatly terrsced and SET With
gfspes' prsrs, aprlcots, ounces, pums cherries and
choice vsriety of shrubs vines, and flowers. with
9HInsmspta foGntain, arbors and rocks for vines,
and On horse
The location is very fine and healthfu' This l. o'e
OF the most desirable houses in washD gton, and will
De soia Tor tae very low sum of Sl2,soo, on accom-
w. N. HUycK.. Real Estate Broker,
rep8 Inn darlington Fire Insurance BuildingD
CIGAR STORE AND FIxTURKs FOR SAFE
Ts,sie rent; s9sd1,SSa Nt.; a; BfRNE Rel
II EsTAURANT AND OYSTER SALOON, with
~ License, Furniture AID Fixtures complete for
sats griSf sonS sto The
.treet. corner ST. and Pennsylyania ave. sea St
FOE IhXCHANGE-A fne Stock and Fruit
ter county New YORK; Tor e dfs spopsrty .fso
a Ps ts:@ F. s asGs for
PRNTNa offered s Er .a and IN i tSe
city of Philadelphia rare opportunity for a good
SSS:ss: FkISTER, care s" r. w. ., AVER f sSs,
situated 1s ~ :. To-, 81 i
%arascn:e p Sn ws: Yard For ssGy
Of - sss eI sos4 rE Fsist
House signt rooms g and cellar; fac garden land;
s:ss and No 90
A RARE CHANCE-wanted to ell, By October
n ~ :lss.n Ma s
ws5M hs 80 Of land Ee and
ss.iI able lection. y the country Tor health and
Se 1s. O. ssS s: S
EARH FOB SALE, or EXCHANGE IORCIrv
PRorERIimCont.Mnine sb.ci ~ acres, lying
sts the
81 f Isl =:
q ssBIF9E H5a
seven rooms, with all modern improvements n, q
Also tSrss story rre.s Bet e NC sisvss
rooms with every convenience. street, between
ID ard ID streets southeast which offer O. . sc
rice. Apply TO BATES 4 RYON, 7Os d street
northwest. eepl tr
MONEY WANTED.
Owing TO the greet demand for money, We oflsr C
ell within sixty days . large collection Of
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES,
DIAMOND And OTHER SOLID GOLD
yEWELRY.
GUNS, REvOLvERs, &c., b., as
EXTBAORDIHARY GREAT BARoAIU9,
Dvsgy article fully warranted &C
The Hillsborough recorder., 1877-08-08

Among the hur.ful consequences Of OBJ
structed digestion, Is the Improvement of
the blood. and since deteriative condi-
ton Ofthe vital fluid not only produces
dangerous organic weakness, but, accUr-
ding to the best medical authorities, some
times causes asphyxia tits apparent that
TO improve the quality Of the blood by
promoting Digestion and assimilation, is a
wise precautinn. Hnsieiier's Stomach
Bittcrs, Is precisely tile remedy for this
purpose, since 1t stimulates the gastric
Juices, conguers those bilious aud evacua~
tive irregularities which interfere with
the digestive process, promotes assimila-
tion ofthe food by the blood. and purifies
as well Us enriches il. The signs OF Inn
proyement ia health in consequence of
using tie Bitters are speedily apparent in
an accession Of vigor, gain in bodily sub
stance. and a regular aud active peTfor-
nance 0f every physical function
The Hillsborough recorder., 1877-08-08
muRpER Will. orr.

A few years ago August Flower" was
discover TO he y certain cure for Dyspepsia
and Liver Complaint, a few thin Dys-
perlics made known to their friends how
easily and quickly they lad been cured
by iis use. The great merits Of GREES's
AUGUST FLOWER became hcraIded
through the country by one sufferer to
anothcr, until, without advertising, rs
sale has lrcnmc immense. Druggists Ia
EVERY TOWN IN the United States are
selling Il. No persons suffering with
Sour Stomach, Sick Headache, Cosliye
ness, palpitation ofthe Heart, Indigestion,
low spirits, elc; can lake three ,mes with
out relief. Go TO your Druggist DR.. O.
Hooker, and geta bottle FOR 20 cents aud
try II. Sample hotties 10 cents.
AIso for sale by Stephen A. While,
Mebanesville'
The Hillsborough recorder., 1877-08-08

SEQ ad. OF VALUABLE Miilr for sale. This
property IL situated on Emo River. five
niNes below Hillsboro. aud Is one OF the
best sites on the river for Touring mill;
the present mill, with slight repair and
alterations can be made at once available.
Below tlle present mill. Here s an ex-
oellcntsitcsfor factory which could be
erected without interference With the
mill above, there being q beayg fall Of
water between the two. Now isthe time
% put up agood factory with the Clement
Attachment.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1877-08-08

| its perfection, he unfortunately Killed
His machinery was too cumbersome.
took it han,l and made asn.allmachine
Is inches square by 50inches long, which
i 4 called The element Attachment, anc
substituted Ut for the LSckYia on ;he
common factory card. Ialso put stop
motion 70 the card cylinder, and added
y small drawing aud can motion at the
Doffer end oftl,e card; tliis, with 4 feed
table, which stands in room ABOVE the
card, Is all the change necessary to be
made In and daboutahe card, to cause II To
convert seed cotton into the best ofslivers,
and do 1t five times faster than before the
change, using the same band or motive
power This By using seed cotton, saves
| the ginning, bagging and ties. ana tie
baling on the plantation; the willowing.
tapping, double tapping, aud breakers -
Eif the latter Is used in the factory, and as
above stated, AS Of the carsiing. We also
dispense with tie Railway, Railway
drawing head; alaoal siubbers, twisters,
&ctogether with all the buildings, motive
power and operatives necessary to hold,
drive, and attend al the above named
unnecessary and discarded machinery.
Wes save the waste by these discarded
machiiies, and inakea betterand stronger
Thread than can be made of baled cotton.
The gin, press, compress,and re-compress,
are only intended and used to orender cot
ton traiIsportable, for longl distances; the
opener.Willowcr, Lapper, Double Lapper,
Breakers and cards are only intended and
used TO remedy the injury done by the
four first named machines. The Clement
Attschment takes the cotton from the
seed, and not permitting 1t to ny or leave
the machinery, delivers the iilaments,
lcleaned Of inn,afities), parallel, OF leng~
tlawise &. the card, and as. cssrdingia il best
the strais shtenbig of the cotton fllanents,
it isIncrapssrislng. n thH card should 90
five timdsas much as 1t did before the
changes or 200 Iis Instead Of 40 lbs per
day Only 4 machines are necessary BY
the new process 10 convert seed cotton in
To the best ofy yarns; by the old process l2
machines are commonly used IN the
south; the North uses about is machines,
and England 1907 20 machines. This
iuciudes the gin and press &c. Itisun-
necessary FOR me here to say anything
about the advantages Of the South over
the North for manufacturing our great
staple. They are self evident; nor about
the large fortunes made by middle men
over cotton bales IN trdisitu from the field
to the factory. This Is well known.
nor about the poverty of the pro-.
ducer Of cotton; for this is both seen an
felt throughout the entire cotton belt,
l send you small samples OF yarn both
from niymill at this place and Anderson
vile s; G.
- And remain Respectfully
% Your Ob't Ssrvt.
r. E. WHITFIELD SR.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1877-08-08

buildings. The spiritual condition Of the
people was very good.
Financial reports were made Dy the
pastors Of several churches which wer,
adopted ~ satisfactory
Onthe Fourth day, financial reports
were resumed
The Presiding Elder In a short speech
to the Conference, stated on authority
that Of the assessments for Pastors and
Presiding Elders, the Hlllsboro District
paid larger per centage than any other
district inthe State.
Elections Of Delegates to the ANIMAL
Conference were then had, s Carr and
s s Webb were appointed tellers. w Y
Stroud was elected on the FIRST ballot, II T
Jordan OH the second, and s $ Webb aud
JCPlnnix on the third.
Concord was selected as the place for tile
holding of tile next District Conference.
A resolution expressing regret at the
neglect Of Class.meetings, and pledging The
efforts ofclergy and laity 10 the strongest
efforts 10 bring pack the church 70 I,sold
landmarks wns argued warmly by NJ w
Gness, DR. Lee, D c Parish Col Pinrix,
Mr. Parchall, Prof Mangum, and others,
and was unanimously adopted.
After aresolution Of thahksto the people
of Durham for their hospitality; and also
resolutions of thanks to the Presbyterian
brethren for theuse OF their churches,
and to g B Green for his kindness in
publishing d daily report BY the pro-
ceedngs OF the Conference, tina. body,
after the benediction. adjourned sine die
The Hillsborough recorder., 1877-08-08

CIsciSSATf. August 8. 3.--pestcring' !
Cigar box factory. corner of 9Th street and
broadway has been destroyed BY fire.
twenty-five girls wero working 10 the up,
pcr stories; four Of them persisted III the
ilaiaes.
lApEs -Itis fenred that eight or ten
Perssns, ns,lYrishods in l'estoring,s cigar box
tactorys four bodies have bern recovered
butt arc dishgured beyond identification.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1877-08-08

There was an oversight or omission
syerywhers. except in Alamunce where an
election was regularly held, to provide for
County Coustables, growing We presume.
out of the prevalent idea that thore was no
election this year cf any kind. The omis-
sion can only bo supplied BY the sherifrs Of
the respective counties who are authorized
% depu,ise Oihocrs on the necessary 90.
casions.
The terms Of tho old Corstables expired
with tho periods for which they were
elected.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1877-08-08

The Commissioners Of the county met
on Monday. At the time Of going to press.
We are not able to furnish taeirproeeeding..
Tho newly elected Magistrates. or at lcas,
many Of then. were daly.qualihed BY Geo.
Laws. Esq. clefk Of the Superior Court.
Alta future day. they will meet in body
aud consider ,hc various questions of county
policy over which ihey have control.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1877-08-08
Sec AL ore. II porue wlth his yarious

See hd. ot Il. II. pogue, with his various
aud fayorits brands Of plug. Mr., Poguo
isa man Of iniamitable energy. knows no
such word as 'fail,' and isbuiiding up \
trade we hope will bring him 70 fortune.
He Is one Of the really live men Of the
town, and a dozen more like him would
soon make Hillsboro different place.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1877-08-08

We omitted tomentIon last week the
arrival Of the Rev. DIR. Cheshire Of Tar,
boro who Is here and viii remain probably
until October. His health, we learn, Is
good.
The Rev. Mr.. Curtis ofSt. Matthew's was
absent during the last week III attendance
upon the C0ny0cation at Pitisboro
The Hillsborough recorder., 1877-08-08
A good supply Of fruit was on the marke

Saturday. The peaches are very beautiful.
mostly Of Ofimproved varieties. and Lindley
aud other hcrticulturists may well be
proued q their skin. Many orchards
abou, here were more than half killed by
the late spring freezes. but others escaped,
and tbere j. plenty Of fruit Of all kinds.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1877-08-08

Mr.. John Laws. Register. reports that
during the month Of July there we're re-
elatcrcd in bis Office forty three deeds and
mortgages.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1877-08-08

Fine rains in portion Of the county on
Friday morning. while another portions were
not 50 much blessed.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1877-08-08

Tho closing Exercises Of the Normal
School 1t Chapel EIill viii take place 90
Thursday The 9th. They viii bo in,orest-
ing. and will be largely attended.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1877-08-08

On Thursday, tie g3fd Inst, the Cedar
Grove Sunday school proposes 70 have a
celebration 10 which AL are invited, md
~ which other Sunday school assocIa.
tipns are expected 70 participate. Every
preparation for comfort. for amusement
aud for instruction will be made, and Il
Is hoped aud believed there viii bean ut.
tendance ~ large " that Of last year, u
not greater. This probably viii be the
ease. a. the last was euIinently pleasant
and successful
Owing 60 the large numbers expected.
therc viii be no Erec Dimeri but diuner
VIII bc provided d. charge ct rs cents.
-t--ls-- -~->4ftfl
Every effect must have q ca,lge; 80 BoIls,
IimpIru, etc; AZ thc- rtAdh of poor Blood
Purify lae blood by asing Dr. Bulls
IIloi Mixture aud banlsh such eruptions
~ those named
The Hillsborough recorder., 1877-08-08
AlIne rlela.

Mr. Jesse Hedgpcih in his garden IN
this place has just dug three pecks OF irish
puiatoes, The product ofa single potatoe
planted. They are not ''sinall pola-
toes" either, All Of them being full sized
for the table, and some Of them quite large.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1877-08-08

The Raleigh Ners says: The supreme
Court yesterday aiirned tho judgment Of
$4,000 recovered nginsi the city OF
lIaleirh by the administrator Of Sanders
who died In tho guard housa. Judge
Rcndo II delivering the opinion Of she
court compares the city guard house 10 the
famous Black Hole of Calcutta.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1877-08-08

A hro Il Murrcesboro, N. q on the 9.
Destroying tho main building cf the
Me,leysn femalc College Loss $4,000 !
il.4an4s $50 900 81 liycs lOsi
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w>~A. sh~~ssvs ssd issA jJst ~
ci'mss n NJ sk~sses~s wss sessked -
bryns4 egt N ~ elt,sIsx A~ye n ~
lifs. A ls19yebie. fslnI. seddeu AI~~
es~s ksd dsvst19&6 i13ejf kn~e y4nw
wills k~ss. ~ M xvxg56g hfxeeH ~
shs b~sA ms1tee o1>lSs ma AnsssIes
sonId sMsssL n0 kmsv~m ShiII aynM ~.
ssss lhs bssd II Ne d~ssssyss ~ pso.
vifIs . ws1 ~ eessDe.
VITA . foil ks0vIsdes a hIs %.
pros0bi0g end, s1d shst end bnf shsyt
disss0cs II The fntass, snd tbNs n wss
likely 10 eofas snywbsrs, - sDy asossest,
and without wsrnisGt IN bssasiluI
homs. Surrounded BY IN sgsd fsthsr
spd noshsr~--shs stay and solacs he he'd
been for years-~sn sffsctionate wifs s0d
fond child; amid all this, with every.
thing 70 attach him 10 life. he WAS the
same impefinrbsbis, philosophic Mac
McInnis, "a he wss fsmilIariy called.
Meeting you he greeted you just ~
be had sIwsys done, would talk 70 you
abCnt business OF this news Just ~ he
had always done, and abont dying ~
sbont the common affairs Of life.
He continued 10 the last TO devote
his time and attention TO business, jnst
~ II death had no claims on him. FL
nally, when ready 10 leave his office, his
wife sittipg in the buggy, he reached
over to place package under the seat;
having turned around he remarkedi Il
feel sick l will sit on the steps little. "
He sat down, and that was the last OF
J. NJ. McInnis. The fountain OF life
had bnrsted, and life itself wss ended.
Thus closedAhe life Of one loved by
bis friends, admired and respected by
xil who knew him. He died like
philosopher; but am happy to add
that his was the philosophy Of the Jhris-
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STAR-BEAMS.

Damp.
Pay your debts
Sixteen vesssls in port.
Read the new advertisements.
Many deliDqnents have paid up.
Only 5efor the New Orleans Times.
For all kinds ofFgroceries. tobacco,
cigars. etc., call on NJ. A. Dses.
For q sample OF fine molasses and
sugar Mr.. VIM. Reeves has our thanks.
= Csn It be said that railroad is do
ing a smashing" bussnsss whom it runs
off the track .
We are now experiencing the
densest '.fogs" known .os years in this
section OF the country.
Rev. J. B. x. Smith will preach at
Moss Point next Sabbath, morning and
night. at the ttsual hour.
Subscribe for the New Orleans daily
Times. Only So cents week. g. W.
Wilkes is the agent at this place.
The pay-car Of the N. Q. and N.
road made it's monthly visits on the
10th, and the average railroadian d
happy.
A child sat down on hot stove
hearth in Pittsburgh. and was perma-
nently branded With the words "Bsse
Burner" 81
ED. J. B. Hamberlin will preach at
the Academy in Scranton Monday night
29sh inst, st $50. The public are in
invited to attend.
Rev. Mr.. Smith will preach at the
Academy in Scranton, next Sunday, ct
$50 p. m. A cordial invitation 10 ex-
tended 70 everybody.
Two wsll-known gentlemen hAd .
slight alteration few days Ago, but
we're separated before any damage was
sustained. No arrests. 8@
Harrison mournsth the loss OF .
half dozen hne ''kerdoots." Some
| lfrts-Angersd ''knss" lifted them out Of
| his hsn-house th scsher night.
-zBiIIy says he can put . shine on
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