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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-09-17
Wonders Never Cease F.!
Goods Cheaper Than Ever !

The following is our srss Grand Offering
for the season;
100 pieces Dark Prints, warranted fast
co!ors, at &c.
80 pieces Dark GinghamS at Sc.
80 pieces Elegant Cheriots at Sc.
80 pieces, yard wide, sea Island Sheeting
at6c.
so pieces, yard vide, Bleached Mnslin at
&c.
70 pieces Barred Flannel, worth ?5c, we
sell for i2Izc. Think Of thatl
n pieces Canton Flannel, worth l9l5c,
~ Sc.
20 pieces New Styles Dress Goods for csc.
Besides the above we have many other
bargains too numerous to mention in this
short space. Call early and secure the best
bargains.
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THERE was an unusually large market
in the Second Ward Saturday morning.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-09-17

NLGErABLLs are cheap, but porter
house steak ia still held At war prices.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-09-17

EMBROIDERED Collars, 5cents, at spey
er Bros.
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n. ErsNER & Cos Dutch Stomach BltterS
{ BooSEEANP OF MAAG.BITTERs) Is for
sale In all drug stores.
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/. BLUM & BRO.
IIOi Main Street.

p. S.-We have now displayed over 200
Of the most handsome ClOaks for Ladies,
Misses and Children at prices that will
aStOnish all. Sepl2
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LouvN's 1.buuon Kid Gloves, only 30
cents, worth 81 %, at speyer Bros.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-09-17

REAL Estate TRAssAcnoSs.-Messrs.
Heryey d Britt have recently made the
following sales OF real estate:
A farm Of 203 acres, near Zanesville,
Ohio, belonging to Mr.. Il. F. Brown, was
sold TO Mr.. Bernard Sanford for 5000.
Mr.. u. Talbott's farm Of So acres, near
Burton, was purchased by Mr.. John
Grouse for $4,000.
Fifty.one acres Of land on Castleman's
Run, belonging to Andrew McCune, were
sold to Mr.. Ridge Jacobs for 5000.
Twenty-Five acres Of ground at the
southern extremity Of the Island, belong.
ing TO Messrs. Handlan, Pannel and
Laughlin, we're sold to Mr.. George Z, Tin.
gle for $1,000.
The late residence Of n. G. Arthur,
deceased, on 18th street, was bid up 10
$3.50, and no other bids being offered
was withdrawn from public sale.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-09-17
Mustc.-LOok at the prices:

RucHEs, 10 cent? dozen, at speyer
Bros.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-09-17

THE Municipal Court will commence
its regular September session to-day.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-09-17

TIE Harmonic Singing Society meets
tonight for reorganization.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-09-17

MISSIONARY ANNIVERSARY. - The
Fourth Street N. E. Sunday School held
its Missionary Anniversary last evening.
The large audience room Of the Church
was we'll filed with the school and mem.
bers Of the congregation. After a grand
voluntary on the organ by Prof. Bassett,
the exercises were opened by singing
Bishop Heber's inspiring Missionary
Hymn, "From Greenlands Icy Noun.
tain" &c, followed by prayer by Rev.
Wunderlich, Of the German Methodist
Church. Eloquent and appropriate ad.
dresses were made BY W. P. Wiley,
Esq, and DR.. George.
Contri buttons 10 the missionary cause
were then reported by the several Sunday
School classes, amounting in the aggre.
gate 70 upwards Of 800.
The choir sang as a voluntary, with
hne effect, allow Lovely are the Messen.
gers" &c. The school also contributed
some excellent choruses, and the exer-
cises generally were very interesting.
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CheAtteuiQs1eer:
MONDAY. SEPT. IL, 1877.


New GoOds-J. Il. S,allman & Co.
Stone China Sets-Cummins & Woods.
CarPets-Zink & Morehead.
Wanted-ShoemAker.
Opera House-Berger Family.
Card Photographs At Plummer's.
Furniture, Carpets and Undertaking
Friend 4 Son.
Thompson x Hlbberd-Plumbers.
Iarranrs SeltZsr Aperient.
Si%ly.siI Dollars a Week.
Twentv.ive Extra Fine Mixed Cards.
SanioEds Li7er In7igorstor.
Five 10 Twenty Dollars Per Day.
The Cheapest and Best Advertising.
Twelve Dollars Day al Home.
Work for All.
Twenty-Five Fancy Cardt.
THEEXo,;ITEK REcoRD.-The follow.
ing show the range Of the thermometer,
a observed at SchnepFs drug store,
Opera House corner:
EE1cRDIT.
~ i2I 'r.H. 7F:T
srso4Y.
'4E AN Sr.N. i'm
Orc tonight.
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Bros.
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PEACHES are getting scarce and losing
their fISor.
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TRUSTEE's SALE.

10 punuAnte Of decd Of trust given by Jtt=c,
N. Dillon ard Ellen, his vile, 10 me . Tfllsa,
ti'Ed February ian, ISL, and RECORDED In inr
Cl,fk'E OFF, iOr Ohio county, West virginia 10
Dssd RooE No. &c, pacs aA ! III, = lie tGeal i87F
Of tee Court Aggie Tor Ohio Cg-H:y. on
SATURDAY, the 9Th day Of October, i.7T.
Sell the following described property conveyed 10
NE BY 'aI dtd viz: All that lot or parcel d land
lying 10 the city q Wheeling. In the county Of
Ohio, and State Of Wet Virginia, in that part Of
sa!d city known - Grlhlm's addition, on Centre
street, and desiEnlted on the plat Il iaid dty a.
Lot Number Filty-siE 1867. the sIme On which the
snd Dillon DOW railesI with all the Improvements
on aid lot
TERHsoE SALE-0re-lhiii o. the purchase non
ey to be pad In cph, and w0re y the purchaser
elect 10 do %; the balance IN sX lDi Twelve nonihs
with Interest, to Be secured TO satisfaction Of Trus-
tee.
ceiling - Trustee, will convey u, ulc Tss;td
In me By The deed above named.
Epi HENRY K. LIST, Trustee.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-09-17
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

DENTISTRY.
We advise all those wanting Dentistry done to
call on DIR. GAsMIRE, EhtFe they ran have teeth
extracted without tie slightest pain and new teeth
put In not to be Known from the natural teeth.
Can be worn With comfort and CISe. All CaSes
warranted. OGce-S0. (? Fourteenth Ttreet, cor
or Of Market jei6
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The finest shoes kept In the city at
L. V, BLoSpis.
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COOP Black Kid Gloves for IS cts, at
]. W. FERRELS.
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foil blast,
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TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT
1 PAIN.
purirs the eleven years have been pr1etidng
In " nesling hATe administered Gls 10 over seven
ihouAsrd persons With PERYECI sAYEIY, add IN
tlinost every case with entire adLtetion 70 myEelI
and patieni.
We Constantly keep on hAndI pure Nitrous Oxide
Gas !5r ihOse that desire 70 takeiL
De. sURGISON 4 SON,
no93 No. iiES Market ST.
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PAIN wedding cards are favorable.
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MORT schools will open coon.
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ORC tonight.
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IsDrAS summer is at hand.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-02-28
THOUGHTFUL THOUGHTS.

The pleasure Or this world are deceiefal s
they PROMISE more than they give. They
trouble u ii seeking them. they do nnt s-
.iisfy us when possessing them aud they
make uS de.psi. ID lopsing them.
lie who says education says government !;
10 teach isto reign the human hrain is =
SORT Of terrible wax that takes the stamp Of
good ur evil. according 10 whether an Ideal
touches IL ~ claw seiEes IL
Of 81 the love Oh earth the one most like
fbe diyinJ love Is that Of the good m.,ther
$50 unseIti.h. unforgeting. wstchfni con~
siiurs,e. FREE from Jealousy. aud desiring
the good ni her children Tar more than her
own happiness.
The human heart is like nsill.stcne IN o
mill: when ynn ppt wheat nuder il Il turns
and gsinis. and bruises ihe wheat into Eour /
/ II ynn put Is wheat into il. il stih grinds
On. bs, ihpn i !. itself il grinds. and 10
slowi, wears away.
| The m,-sr tolls fpr riches. the hero for
fame, the scholar mat bis naInc fsay be
known 10 canning AGES. How much higher
aud no,lar the aim % the rlirhtian vhu -
living Tor eternity --toiling foi crown Of
everlasting life
I Tie man nhp lives right. and Is right hes
more power in bis silence than anofker has
ii verbs Character i like bells whirh
ring out wet music. and shielr. wher
toueaed acpidenlally even. resUund with
sweet music.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-02-28
wH.ArllAvE TIE RAIDS TO sAYs

The Wing party.1c are confidently ns-
sursd. is e sy revived by naine Hayes il
to be u second Fillmore. old Wings from
the South are 10 enter the cabinet. carpet
ba2gers are to disappear from official posi-.
tiolis. and liberal. generous. henelicent
Whig measures are 20 prevail. such n inter-
ma, Improvements by The Federal Govern
nent, national iD their character. ~ tariff
for revenue witI, only incidental projections.
national currency good Us god. aud then
best Of all. No North. no South. no East.
no West il 70 be Known The States ara
to be left free 10 regulate i6eirown dones-
tic afairs without interference from ibe Fe.
deral capitol (eyeu il they appoint electors
declared inelgible by tie Constitution. J
The Union, the Constitution. and the eh-
forceuienI Of the laws once again ii 10 be
the platform to eDiice back 10 the iold the
scattered flock that once followed the great
Conmoner, the founder d the party. Well.
this certainly would hea great improve
ment upon Grant and the Radicalism oi
the last sixteen years. But there are SOM
oid hnigsa y little particular as 10 The coin-
pany they keep. How about Morton. Gar,
hsld. Kellog. Chandler, John Sherman.
Piatt, aud The returning board thieves. es-
peciaiiy Wells. anl Bradley too? Good
heavens are these men to be Wings too !!
We'll, We love the old name Of whig and
its conservative principles. and when NIL
these men and their like are are ignored by
Hayes aud full justice is done tSe South.
the Southern States being left free to deal
with the scoundres who for years have
usurped authority and been sustained by
Federal bayouets in all Of their lawless act,
and deeds u oppression. we will nj least
rejoice ut the good We do not anticipate.
aud will coi.ee.le 10 lla,es all the credit
that nlay be his due. Ii will rebuire =
brave as well Us man IT good intentions
10 inaugurate the movement il is said
iIages contemplates May he disappcint
us-And tbose whu supported him.
RichmV,.d IFhiy.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-02-28
A WOMAN TARRED AND
FEATHERED.

A brutal outrage was psrpetrated st
Snurland Mountain, near Bound Brook, m.
j /; last Wednesday evening. The names
Of al The parties are withheld BY the au-
tholitips ii the hope that the persons im-
plicatcd may be arrested, but the partieu-
lars Of the affair are as follows: In a small
dwelling located abou, half way up the
mountain reside man and his wife. The
woman does not besr very good reputa-
tiun. aud is charged with having been too
intimate with the husbands Of other woman
One Of the indignant wives. whose husband
had been led astray. resolved upon revenge.
she employed six young men. whom she
first made drunk and then gave them two
dollars eacl. 10 execute her plan. The
Young men repaired 10 the b Sc Of their
intended victim. ard at mcknight broke
in the door. The woman aud her husband
were 10 bed. but On hearing the noise. jun.
ped up. ard 10 their night clothes made
their way to the rear yard. whence the
husband made his escape over the .ence
The wife remained. however. and was found
rs the ynlag rnfIisns al,nu>t frozen IL the
snow. and Ihcy at once prrceecrd 10 Tar
and feather her. after which they left her
more dead than alive. The next day they
made the affair public themselves while on a
drunken fralie. aud MS som as the neces
,ary affidavit. can be made by the woman.
rhey will probably be taken into custoda:.
IN. Y. 7fmes
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-02-28
Az ENCOURAGING DREAM.


J have read rone wl,n dreamed dream
when IlI greet distress OF mind. about re-
llginn. lie thought lie stood III tlesonlei
court of Heaven, and he saw glorious
hUst marching w, singing sweet bymns,
ami hearing tile hanneIs of victory; and
thes pissed by hin througi,tht Yiitt, and
when they vanished he ip.ard la the dis
tancr sweet strains of inusic:
Wlu vGc theyEn he asked.
They are tho guodIy sieIlowshlp Of The
prophets, who have gone Ii be with God.'
Aud he heaveda deep sigh us he said,
'AIas l am not one uf them, and never
shall be, and can not entefthere.'
Byandi iy there came another baIidi
equally lovely IN appearance, aud equally
! triumphant, aud ROBBED III white. Tliey
passed within.lhe portals, and again were
shouts of welcome heard within.
Who are they be asked.
They a:e tile goedly fellowship of the
apostles.
Alas ! he said. 4 belong not TO that
fellowship. and can not en.er there
He still waited aud fingered, in the hope
thai lie might yet 90 iu; lrlt the heSt nilli.
titudv did not encourage him, for they
were the noble army Of martyrs He
could mol go with them. nor wave their
palm branches. lie waited still aand saw
that The next Was a company Of godly
ministers and officers Of Christian chura
clles; but he could nutgo with them. At
last, ~ he walked, he saw larger liost
than all The rest put together, marching
amd singing most melodiously; and u,
'front.' walked The woman that WAS u sinner;
aud the thief that died upon the crUrs,
hard hy the saviour; and he looked long.
aud saw there such.i.s sIanasseli and tlis
like; aud when they entered hecould see
who they We're, and le thought:
There will be noshouling about them
But, to lis aslonishment, II seemed ~
Fall Heaven was rent with sevenfolt
shouts ~ they passed iII. And the angel
said 10 him:
'Thesc are they that are mighty sinners,
saved by mighty grace
And then lie said:
Blessed be God! cm 60 In with
them.'
1 And so he awoke.
blessed be God son and I, too. can 60
| in with that company. can not hope Ia
go ii anywhere but with that company.
Such Is my own sense Of how Iexprct b,
enter Heaven, and we will go together,
broillrr sinners. or sister sinners, trusting
IN tie precious blond. and washed in the
the blood ofthe Lamb. God grant II May
10 so!-C H. Spurgeon.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-02-28

The only strictly impartial man In the
iiftrsn-jackass-l~wrr-voie counting ma
chine il Judge Bradley. lie divides his
votes with extreme care. going first with
one side and then with the other The
only unpleasant thing about The judges
position is that he began on lie wrong
side. He voted with tile Hayesiles TO ex-
clude general testimony; with the Tiiden
men To- admit evidence aboIt Humphreys;
with the Hayes gang 10 gag The Florida
attorney general; with the democrats Ia
adjourn; and with the other side 10 count
Florida f,r Hayes. II he had only begun
On the o;her side. the sequence would have
come OUT all right. Tie whole trouble
arises from tie iirsi wrong vote.-Chlcagc
Times.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-02-28

A Circinnsti genius has intcnteA pas
tent ballot box which. il is said, wiil rer-
DEF 'staiEne' impossible. Tkst n all very
we'll. but what Is 'he good of suct an anti
'lots - long as returning bosrJF are per.
initled TO make consolidated rcturnsi,
a Sco,chmau being asked by his ninis-
ter whst kind of = man was Adam replied
Oh int like iihsr lonls. 'fhe fasni,iyr
insisted IN having more .peci,l dcscr,p.
lion. 'wrel. nsshojy rot anything by
him. and many lost.
II i.a great deal eAs;er 10 laak into yonr
neiehanr's character .nd examine IL e,hs.
ealiy ihsn 70 do The same Thing with ycdr
own character.
When iwo angry men call each al.er
loals the chances are that they are io,h
speaking i5s lraal
| Il eOs,s aOfe 10 assrge Than u Srgiss.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-02-28

Il was Dahville man wEo took sensi.
hlo view ii the matter. lie returned 10 bis
ruun vt the Arlington and found his friend
walking the hnnr in perfect despair.
What 10 the world II the msttsri' 10
asked.
%, can't meet note to- day the hank
will put IFS fuot on me. aud he paced tho
room with requickeuci step.
Look here. Bob said the Danvillian.
the world don't expect you 10 bear al thi.
trouble by yourself. You've walked
enough It's tho olhsr follows time now.
the man that holds the note. IT, bis time
to walk some. Bob sat down aud rested.
aeidsvile Times.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-02-28
CHEAP.

The man sells himself cheap who bar
tiers away his peace of conscience to increase
his worldly estate; who .rsdes his hunor
lpr dollar 81 Thousand dollars; WIN
yields the right to !ouk hnnest men straight
~ the face hy taking short cuts and stomp
ing 10 mean aud small deeds; who makes
: few cerf- By giving short measure or
light weight VIM sells eternity q crafty
worldly gree,l. Or who loose his soul 70
gain the whole world-R. e.. advocate.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-02-28

place: Subject, howeuer, to the power nf
the general assembly tcalter, amend or
abrogaie tile provisions of this net and to
substitute otiersin in their stead. AZ provided
for IN section IA Of article VII Of the cons
stiintion.
See. g. This act shall take effect from
aud after its ratification.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-02-28


A pRoNIsE. p.omire should be
given with caution. aud kept with care. A
promi.e should be made with the heart.
aud remembered hy the head. A promise
is the offspring Of the intention aud should
10 nurtured by recollection. A promise
aud lis performance should like true bal.
lance. alwsys present. mutnaled justment.
A promise delayed j. justictice deferred.
A promise neglected is sn uniruih told. A
promise attended TO is debt settled.
A mnilest young lady desiring leg of
chicken IT the table. said . I'll take the
part which ought 10 DO dressed 10 drawers y
A young gentleman opposite immediately
said III take the part which oaeht to
wear i hustle I" lIarlshorn was inlmedia.
tely administered 10 the lady.
Learn to live frugully in your youth that
sou mas afford 10 live Independently IN
your old age. Il Is easier TO work when
you are young than to beg when you are
old. The hardes, thing at any time 81
life Is to live IN the charity Of those who
viii, you we're dead and out Of the way.
WHY IL The world donst you 20 10
work 7 inquired citiz,n Of lazy fellow
Who was trying 20 hprrow some money Of
him. TO 10 work Z echoed the man. how
can do anything I'LL know for certain
who going 70 he oar uext PresiIentf'
The husband who informed his wife siS
months ngo that be wonld le, her put on
the washing as soop as times Improved,
has kept bis pro'niso. ile lets her pu, i
uul--on ibe line. Aud still. she i no
happy.
Il is very pleasant and profitable rs on
goes through life to look for and enjoy ihos'
little sparkles Of fun aud wit which ar
e,sil, found II you look fw them. Smile
make life happier our butdeas lighter
n yer sry nnlil you are compelled 10. an
=, en- ,heu tie time viii come souu enough
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-02-28
KEEP IRE GATE SHUT.

An Engllsh farmer was one day at WORK
IN his. fields when lie saw party of hunts
men riding about his farm. lie had one
feld that ne WIS especially auxiau, thai
they should not ride over. as the crup was
in a condition to be badly injured Ly the
tramJ VI horses. 81 he dispatched one u
bis wUrkmsn to The field. telling him ia
shnt the gale aud then keep watch over il
aud nn no account suffer il 10 he opcucl.
The hoy went Ms be was hidden; but was
scarcely at bis post belore tae hunters came
up. perempiorily ordering he gate to be
opened. This tho boy declined TO do. stat.
ing the orders be had received. and his de.
termination not to dsobey. Threats aud
brides we're offered alike IN vain one after
another came forward 10 act as spokesman
but all w.th the same result; the boy re-
manned immoyable 10 ths determination moi
to open the gate. After swl.le one oi no.
Bile presence advanced mud said 10 noble
commanding tunes:
MY boy. do yoG know me 7? am tie
Duke of Wellington. one not accustomed
to be disobeyed; and command YOU 10
open that gate That aid my friends muy
pass through The boy lifted his bat and
stood uncovered before t.e man whom all
England delighted to honor. aud answered
firmly:
Il am sure the Duke OF Wellington
would not wish me to disubcy orders. |
must keep lhi. gate shut nor suffer any ,ne
10 pass but by NY masters express permis-
sion : RI
Greatly pleased. the sturdy old warrior
lifted his oan ha, aud said:
i hornr the man OF boy who can nellh.
er be bribed nor frightened into doing
wrong. With al army q s.ch soldiers. !
could not only conquer the French but the
world, and the Duke put spurs u bis har.c
aud zalloped away. while Tie bay ran OF 10
bis work. shouting At the top Of has voice :
'Ilurrah. hursb' I'su done wliat VI.
poleon coulda't do-rve kept ont the Duke
Of Wellington. ,-chrisiiln Heekiy.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-02-28
HLAcKw00Ds
Edinburgh Magazine.

The Briiisn Qnar.eflcs give 10 thf reader well
SlIgr<ird information upon the great events III
rdnlemf0rafeolis history. aud contain mssferly
rriticsis on ~ that Is fresh and valuable in II
frTature, M Well n q summary " The trium,,hs
~ -vieiire aud art Thr wars iikriy "a rDns ml~.
s Enrapc wiIl form topics for discussion. that
win lee tirarest yith taoraighness and ability
zine il famous for stories, Essays. and sketches.
Qf tie Highest Literary Merit.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-02-28

What We want isnew men and new mea-
snres., sail politician TO ,n old Iarkey !.
Yes, dat's so. hosS. said the ancicut Afri.
can: de grocery man doesn't give Ne but
bout nine quarts TO de peck. and I goes ia
Cor je nes ufoasurss, sou bet.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-02-28

MS AaE. - nh. you say this gentle.
man was about tifty.G,e. said Canning 10
pert young Woman IN the witness box.
and ! suppose nov yoa consider yourself
to We pretty good jndro Of peoples agc.
ehl Al. just 80. Well how Old shoull
you take NE to bei' Judging by ynnr sp.
pearence. -ir. replied the withs~s Slanil
take you to he about sixty " ycur ones.
lions | should suppose you we're about six
teen.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-02-28

a lady who assumes lo know how ls,ys
ought to lie trained. writes a. follows;
"oh, mother hunt out the soft, ieuder,
genial side ~ your l,oys nature. slolhsrs
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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-02-28

One of the neaicst retor,s that we have
ever heard was recently given to Ben Bu,.
Ter Nv Judge lluar. cr ila.sachnsetis. But.
Ter, in ndueiing an actinn fur fatal dam.
ages. quoted from Job. al HAT man
hath will lie rive for biz life.' That. !
re,oried Mr. Huar. vas plea Of the devil
in motion fnr new trial. sni ont
think the conrt will be moro impressed by
il because Of its modern endorsement. !,
Even Butler mu.l baye been taken aback.