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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1878-05-01
The Mill Operatives Strike.

MANcHA sTER, April 25.-Nearly all the oper-
atives at Burnley whose notices expired last
evening have Joined i'm the strike. Thousands
OF idlers at Blackburn wandering the
streets, some of them becoming very clamor-
GUS for strike pay. Employers in the Lam
the uneSfiOn
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1878-05-01

Russian army and British fleet to Adri-
anople end Besika bay, respectively.
The English cabinet, however, is raising other
difficulties in connection with the passage of
the Dardanelles and the submission of the
entire treaty of San Stefano to the congress.
The conviction gains ground that it is deter
mined on war.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1878-05-01

LONDON. April 25.-The United states
steamer Wyoming and the ship Constellation,
which arrived at Havre together on Tuesday
with exhibits for the Paris exhibition, will
discharge their cargoes Immediately. The
goods will be In Paris this week. The Ameri-
can section OF the exhibition is filing rapidly,
and, it is thought will be but little, If any. be-
hind others on the opening day.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1878-05-01
Prince Observation-Disclosures Among RVS
sian Soldiers.

LONDON. Aprill24.-The Cologne Gazette says
Prince Bismarck will return to Berlin on the
18th instant, when parliament assemblies.
kilograms from Constantinople say that the
typhus is increasing among the Russians at
Adrianople ana. Rodsto. A review of $1,000
Russian troops will take place Monday. These
troops will be afterwards encamped between
San Stefano and KAYAK.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1878-05-01

GALVESTON, April Z3.-The News Corpus
Christi special says all the ranches in Duval
and Falls counties have been broken up by
Indian and Mexican raiders. Among the per-
sons killed during the past week are Fred
Moore son OF Colonel Moore clerk of the court
of appeals, Antoine Menley, John Jordan, a
ScOtchman named Steele and two children
Many ranches have not yet been heard from
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1878-05-01
THURSDAY, April IS.

Subscriptions to the 4 per cent. loan at
Washington to-day was sl0I 600.
Secretary McCrary and General Sherman ar
rived at Fortress Monroe to-day.
premium of five cents was paid In gold for
greenbacKs at San Francisco to-day.
The specie in the bank of France increased
1880, 900 francs during the past week.
O'Leary, the pedestrian, last evening COM
pleted a walk of 220 miles in 90 hours.
+. r.. Grote, the oldest grain broker in New
York, died OF heart disease this morning.
1t has been definitely decided that the duke
of Edinburg shall remain with his ship in the
Mediterranean.
The bullion in the bank ofEngland decreas-
ed fl62 600 during the past week. Proportion
of reserve to liability 341z per cent
Hon. Calls Bassford, ex-secretary OF the ter
ritory of Arizona, aud ex-governor Of Wiscon-
sin, died at Prescott, Arizona, to-day.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1878-05-01
The Two Princes Improving.

LONDON, April PA telegram frem Berlin
states that Prince Bismarck's ILLNESS does not
appear to be dangerous. His speedy recovery
is expected.
A dispatch from st. Petersburg reports that
Prince Gortschalxoffi is much better.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1878-05-01
England Determined ON war.

LONDON, April pa st. Petersburg dispatch
says: ssThe suggestion for preliminary con-
ference has been adopted in principle. An
agreement seems assured In regard TO The time
required for the withdrawal OF the
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1878-05-01
The Turks and Insurgents.

ATHENS, April 25.-The British consuls are
still unsuccessful in their negotiations for the
armistice between the Turks and insurgents
of Armyro. The Turks have been defeated by
insurgents near Karditza.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1878-05-01

WASHINGTON, April 23.-The house Judiciary
committee to-day decided by majority of one
to move the reference OF the Thurman Pacific
railroad funding bill to that committee when
the measure is taken from the speakers table
for action IN the house. An attempt viii be
ence.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1878-05-01

II IEBIG'S Fever and Ague Cure in liquid o
IL pills. Positively cures any kind Of ague
snd taans II or IL aen aceori u t
tions. Cures sick headache, neuralgia, female
debility and the liver, strengthens the blood
and stomach, brings into harmony nature s
laws of health. Warranted to do good or the
money refunded. If your druggist don't get il
for you send the proprietors 50 cents or 81 and
get it free. Sold by druggists. PERSHING &
CO., proprietors, Plymouth, Indiana. Agents
wanted everywhere. jul l7-3m
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1878-05-01
A Terrible Wind Storm-SeyeraI Persons
Reported Killed.

WHEELING, April Z4.-A heavy storm. of
wind and rain passed over this section this
morning. heavy hail accompanied it to
the north of the city. No particular damage
done here. One end of the Bellaire goblet
works was blown in. Quite number of men
were slightly and several seriously injured
1t has been reported since that two Of them
died.
WHAT THE WIND DID AT WARREN, OHIO.
WASREN, April PA heavy wind and
rain storm passed over this place at ll:l5 this.
morning. The roof of the new Methodist
church was blown off, damaging Judge YOU
mans residence considerably in its descent.
During the storm Judge Milton Subtitle
dropped from apOplexy. The damage by the
storm is much greater than supposed at first.
The casting house of the furnace was blown
down; Truesdell IL Townsend's warehouse at
their factory was demolished, also the stack of
the mandatory and the city planning mill
stack. Several houses and chimneys and trees
were wrecked in all directions.
DoINGS or CYCLONE-EIsHT PERSONS BADLY
NEUROLOGICAL DESTRUCTION OF PROP
ERTY.
ATLANTA Ga, April PA cyclone passed
over this section of the country, four miles.
from Rome, Ga, clearing everything as il
went. AS far as heard from eight persons
were injured. Several horses and mules were
killed. Trees three feet in diameter were
twisted off and blown away. Nine dwellings
were blown down. The path of the cyclone
was 800 yards wide, Iassing from the south
west tc the northeast.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1878-05-01
rHE BLOW AT N.AsIIyIILE, TENNESSEE.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, April PA storm last
night did much damage in the destruction of
fences, timber. and in many instances roofs of
houses in various towns were blown of. Many
accidents are reported, but no one was killed.
Quite number of stock were killed.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1878-05-01

i have resided in Alachucha county, Florida,
since January, 1860, and was elected TO the
state assembly in 1875, at the same time of tho
Jate presidential electIon- 1 was at the time
member OF the state central committee OF the
party Of Florida, and also chairman Of the re-
publican committee OF Alaehucha county. /
was also president of the board of county COM
missIoners Of Alachucha county from 1878 to
1871, and was familiar with the manner OF
registration and the manner of voting,
other election machinery. As president OF
tine said board and with the consent Of said
board / located all the polling places, APP
pointed all the inspectors who conducted the
election, received and counted the ballots and
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-12-04

DEATH OF THE Il0E. B. L. MOORE
North CaroliDa has just been called npcn
to mourn the death Of another Of her great
men. b rtholomew n. Moore died in Ra.
leigh ON Wednesday last, ripe indeed IN
years, bu, still so fresh in tame and vigo.
rous in faculty as IN make his severance from
tine fshric Of civil affairs Of which he was S"
importap, component shock to the liv-
ing who had so long and so safely leaned
upoh his guidance and pro6ted BY his Wis
dom. Few men in Nor.h Carolina have
occupied precisely the position Of Mr..
Moore. Averse to roli,iaal life. his coun'
sci was ye, sough. after BY men wise in Po-
litics but immature in staiesmanship. In
apt IN the arts Of eloquence. yet as sPea.
ker. 40 e:sar. so logical. sO-fall Of wisdom
,ha, be wieIded greater influence than 'ihs
most grscefal ef,oratoiss. Detached in po-
lit,eal sympa,hirs during most evsntin!
crisis from the great majority of his fellow
eit,xens. be yet retained their fullest eonf-
deuee, and commanded their aDbounded
RESPECT because of their knowledge Of the
purity Of his motives. and tile honesty Of hi
opinicas. =.
As a lawyer. Mr.. Moore has passed away
without leaving q successor n u proficient
in the Common Law. As much as an,
lawyer in America, he was saturated Will
| the spirit and with ibs lore Of that unwrit
ten Cole which has fnated dowu tie streap
Of time saucti6ed by the devotion Of tk'
sages Of the English bar, aud adopted will
reyereniial. submission By their Amsricai
descendants. maintaining as last strong
i, bold in North Carolina. and finding in b
L. Moore. ore Of its most devoted adhe
rents. No doubt the profession Of whie
be was .cdistiagpished member will max
due msp,ion Of bis transeepdaut superivri
ty in iii; regard. -
To use the words Of the. Raleigh Ohser
yer. .'hs was a devoted Sun u North Ga
vlina. a never Filing. frierd and liber'
tenefae,or ofthe University. an uncOmprc
missing foe VI governmental pppaes.ion i# an
shape. profound jsrist and fearless y
triot.' 80.
: Mr.. Moore was born in Halifax Co unit.
N. Q. Oh the 10Th Of January 1901. all
, was therefore 'hsaily IS years old at Il
. time Of his death.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-12-04

The NewOrleans Dsmocrst says, . nun.
Der Of leading gentlemen Of thi. city are
sndeayoring to cvIleet fund for The bsne-
81 of tbs, small remnsnt Of the Baraes fsmi.
II wairb the yellgw fever spared. = of ihe
rany sorroxfal stories. born of the ePble.
mic. noe. noae !. sadder than that of ihi,
fsmily. They came here 10 settle among
us with The brightest hnpes for the future
Theie va no chance for escape; the fevrI
attacked them among The very FIRST. lohg
i,eiore the epidemic threatened 10 be- sciiJui
Que by "ns they died =; hrst the father ,lisI
and theu'iivs children IN the very bloom .
,sulh follosed IN rapid succession. TheI
cane here 10 stay. and they will stay in th'
cemetery where their SIX graves are, sid
By side. Uf . happy family often iher
are LEFT H"w only The wife aud three child
Ten. without protector or support. de
pendent on the charities Of the world.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-12-04
DEATH OF sEAroN GALES.

We have only space to mention the death
of this sniable. talented and accomplished
gentleman which took place suddenly in
Washington city on Thursday last from an
attack of Apoplexy. Major Gales was born
in May 1928. In our next We will speak
more fully Of one We have known intimate
ly for many years, 80 ;:,s,: ~ t.!..
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-12-04

We like the tone of the Wilmington
SIMS remarks Oh The New York Worlds
views ou Splid South. Thanking the
" o.ld for certain manly utteraOees un th e
Southern question generally. the Sun ex.
eep's to the threats which the World givrs
out on the money question. that. il the
South farors any Of what are called the fol
lies and yassriss Uf such leaders rs VOor.
hees and Thurman aud some others; and
adds:
We are largely in a majnrity in the par
ty. Formerly. Tor many years, We coneed-
ed everything. We make no claim nov
for national Offices and positions. We will
sink most preferences Tor the public good.
sut-sud here the south is certainly tax.
ing determined stabd-sbe will not give
the partJ arrangement ny 10 Wall street
. Southern DemVeTais will not agree 10 b
platform which. OF eaudiists Who. is in
bite: opposition 10 the views held in more
than iwo-ihirjs Of The country. =. A. small
clique ought not tp--sball nOt-.eooiroI the
Democratic ptrty. West AMI S'uth are
resolved on that, and the Eastern organs
may al we'll make up their minds 10 submit
to facts. II they preash reiellivn 10 the
will Of the overwhelming majority Of the
people, aud harm gruws ont OF IL. LEI the
blame re.t un their Vwu heads. The Solid
South l. guiltl"s-.
The North. aud We may say, too mucl
sf the South. assumes that the xhule ones
:iun Of finance was settled BY tue lasi elec
tim. and that the absolute right Of the
boud holders TO control the destinies Uf tb'
c"uniry aud shape the course Uf the Demo
cratic party for the future was iue"nissts
bly fixed. Hence the prompt arrpgane
with which Wall street and the banks. Q
Sew York thrust themselves fOrwaT'
to muIIify the seiiOu of CongIsss re
mongt,zing Silver with the intent to max
i, eo.rquaI With gold in It's use rs Leg
tender aud in relaxing the monetary strir
: gepry.
: We are under the iDpressioB-and .
{ tL.ns il il oBe which prevail largely iU d
!. .'ruraI dptris's." /" among which may be il
= eludea Ill the Great West with is lsrl
/ sI.is. aud enormous sgiieultural Interest,"
lha: the conflict with tie bobdbolder Is
d 10 means over. aud sill not be ended uu,
tie people cOnirm tie victory gained By d
b legi,lation of the last session VI COBgrrs.
1t In the meantime. sll the Democrats
7. the south. Ill the Democrats of the " 1
J" aud = gOOdIy portion of thOss Of the Mort
ss wIll thlnk there 10 much other work Tor 4
}. Democratic party to do without bisging
% late apon the asnds,e. or the sspricss
d H.II street aud the LvpdhOidsrs Of Ne
he York aud New ERgls1d.
1y 3. o. rs .@'' s~.E,~. -
= The large tobacco factory Of Villa
o. Cameron sud Brviber Of Petersburg, ol.e
u tbs Isrgcs, in Virginia was burnt Oh W.
:. nesday night. taking Ere from the 1
eS huuse. The los ]. shout s2UO. 900, b
D. Of which il covered BY insurance.
a., -, ft.t.i al r.. ,,,sI,iit,y
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-12-04

a negro desperado in Claiborne County,
Mississippi. who two years ago assa>sina'ed
the Chancery Clerk cf ,ha, count resenii
y killed the Sheriff and deputy sheriff. aad
wounded another Of posse Who bad sur.
rounded his house in 10 attempt foarress
him for that and other crimes. lie escafi
ed. though several Of bis acknowledgements
killed. + =. -. 60 /, :..,ss,s.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-12-04

The D.nyilIe Times s.ys. the sheriff Of
Caswell passed through Dsnsille one day thi'
week With 3 rouges for the peniieniiary., -,
llow much cheaper aud IN every SAY bet.
ter. 20 have whipped them aud LET them 60.
IIones, perple ought 10 get very restiys
under tie taxes levied to support rogues in
jails and peni.entiariss' Whip them. OF
pu. them to wOrs on the county roads and
railroads.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-12-04

ARREST AND IMPRISONED. .-City Del
,ectiye Me, ers. arrested 4 New York jswllsr
and took him iefars ,be Mayor. TO- spswer
to the charge Of drumming ha goods With
ont eiiy license The drummer held thsl
he was not iradesman. and bad not offered
ais wares for sale III the city: Meyers
brought in . witnrss 10 prove that he'hnd
done 80. and al-o. proved'thaf he t,leyresl
had tried 20 induce the drummer TO take
ont q license and avoid troEhle... u. ..a'. =,
The detective mel hiW coming ont Of q
jeweiry store. IN Market street. and com
manded him IL halt lie distegardea this
notice. and slight tussle eu.ued between
the two. However. the drummer dir not
mean to rcsi.t the law, and aftera little
resistance followed the detective before the
Ma,or. The evidence ahose .reiatsd jsp'
psarine. correct. Mayor fishila,e 6ned hin
S25 for drumming wiihOats city liernse
$50 for resisting and shrring ihe ofbeer
aud s. for city license.
The drummer refused 10 pay this. an'
was eommit.sd b" the city, prison, .uniil b
shall pay ap.-wilmingiOp Sm.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-12-04

FACTORY BrRSr.TSaiurday night, ihs
tobacco fpciory at Msrtinyille, run BY
Messrs Letter 4. Long was destroyed by
fre. They Lad large quantity bofb d
u,anufasia ared and leaf tobacco on hand.
Insurance sla.OoO which will Pfohail,,
cover their loss. But the building which
belonged to Mr.. Layinier was not insared.
This j, the FIRST tobacco factory ever burnt
in Henry. and vas no ioubt the work of ~
ineendiary.-Dsnville Times.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-12-04
q. n. sTHtrrgs' 0. seoTor mn. .. .. bupsiss
II. II. STRATT0N Il CO.
G GrSrHAIC ICoaar~rosM MfHcHASr"
1874 Cary Street.
RICHMOND, Va.
Spscitd otieniioa Isiid 10 he Sale .of
GRAIN aud TOBACCO. .-.

T0NsIuNMENTr oI ~ kih,ls ~ pro,l,,ee au,l
" MrrellIndi-r .ollciiesi. Gn,in IIag. f,prnisl,.
cd On application, 10 usllHI terms.
fd- All b'l.nsss entrusted 10 " shall receive
prOnpi attention.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-12-04

Gov. namplun-we are glad'tO learn u
reported as rapidly teNovesiug from his.hts
injury. II sbslieved ,hs, he, will be elest.
ell By the South carolipa Legislature 10 ,he
United States Senate ~ilhoat opposition. 3
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-12-04

Edi.on !. 10 earnest. lie ss least be.
Iieves IN his own diseoveriesin IN regard ioihs
electric light. lie il enpeuding sl2j.O0D
to test fully bic experiment. Which isi
come 81 IN day or two at Menlo Park.
". J. lie Isrposes TO start Ut Menlo With
two thoassnd lights. nsibg telegraph poles
With sft.sn lights m eseh arm. Ileis now
getting four times IS much light fropt each
burner ss when be began his experiment.
Wilmington Star.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-12-04

II is said that Mr. Yeates SHTnoe con.
,e,, ihe seat ii IL Martin. 'O'ilara the n-era
oppooen, oe Kitchen: win be the enty eou.
,est.as fioai rta;cirolin9. fet.I3fE
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-12-04

RIcnaoSp, RRi,sn ,.;,,,l Nov 27-Jofm bradley.
j. II. Murray and Johp 'rhompsoc. ail
~hi,s, who were copyicted . few days $50
ibf entering and robbing The toom ofa guest
sof shssExchange Hael. during the week 81
the Mate Fair, and sentenced TO ihe penl-
tentfsry' ioI i've yeais each. escaped 'fr'm
the .esify jill last tight, wheie they were
confined. swairing the decision Of motion
for q new trial. TIE e,e,re p'ints 70 care.
lessaess. ON the part Vi the Jail ofheials vi
we're, op duty al The time, Judge Chr ;
,,ian. has ordered the ,saspen,ian Of the ON.
iters npiii. ap'. .iinyrstig.tnn u had. The
Ethieyes sle sappe-ed' 10 hats teen vrisin-'
lily from Chicago. '''''' a. 49, '
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-12-04

The nsnvil'e Times tells II the attempt
Of nrgrs, arrested for ,rabtinS q ,oeseos,
barn, to eommi. suiride BY. 6!ring, A Pis'oq!!
down Lis threat. 'ne es,s,hl .liyss., yet'chh
would not he surprising If he Lad 'hoIa ias,s
his his head. ,--.... ...,.,..,
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-12-04

A party Of men. women and children.
esmmopIy known Is gipsiss but who style
Themselves emigrants. on their way from
Washington City 10 come point in South
Carolina. arrived here yesterday. spd dur.
ing The afternoon drew together quite .
crowd NJ the Eoi II Market stree. wbsu
they had lot RI horses which they we're
trying 10 sell Or trade OF while they sers
waiting To be transported scros~ the ferry
The same. or similar party. erossed ih,
ferry in this direc,i"n year or - sRo. o.
their Say 10 Washington City. Star
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-12-04

The Salisbury wa,chmainn informs astha'
". II. Crawford. a former member Of the
Legislature in both branches is lying dan!
gersusly i'll at his residence in :hat place.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-12-04

The Magistrates sf AiamAnce are di'eus-
sing the policy of abandOmng the Interior ,a!s'.
Court. !Thsss in Shelby County, on On the
other hand. are preparing to adopt ths sys'
TEN. =. ~. "a s,.,,sr . ... ~. %. iiii&
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-12-04

The Gsld.Gar,65 Nail ,saa,y'.. on Thursday
IOf ,las, week. negro attrihptjd'to outrage
q Miss johnston, hear i'rinrriou: Jehns''"'
county. The young lady made aidssPeraie
struggle. III ,hA ,sseaaffis tbenerro sssSbs'i
her several times With knife. iis becan''
alarmed and heat tasIy retreat before nc
complaining hi. senahh purpose. and;iS a
large ,"''Tke lsdy d. srrihes him ~ being /.
low chunky black nrgra. wore blue coat
light pants worn nut IN front, and had 90
old shoes run over to one side. OBJ
Since writing The above We lean that
ntgro. BY the name Of Crum Atkinson, ha'
tesu arrested ON sv.pitivu. .....
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-12-04

=. nkrEHENCEs:
Ex. Hos. ! J. Kemper. lien J,hD HeboI.. stsn.
Ton, w, KlchtBpnd Banking and Ins. Co.. N X
kllssan, llkhmvssd, Va, I'M tIsfIow, salem.
Gen y Ftrld. AiiDfnry tieT,. Va, 4 ~ ivan.
mlcin, Va, Jgbn t.srinrr, ,hrisitin,IHIra. Va
nnnlgl, nuhIiu, Va, II II strati0n, IN.
"otd"h''hht ha' lu,i. - Gun.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-12-04

Cotton at Raleigh 9 for ~iijIing.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-12-04

Wilmington has exported TO date 49,.
sos bales cotton against 22.s25 for same
time last yeaf, mostly 10 foscign ports.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-12-04

I'''Dnn DIN Cameron says be has m doubt Of
'f;rant : nomination. aud he pretsna- to be.
,iieye That M viii be elected. Ifwiih only
s,ne S,siss 10 .isrt with the Radical. can
elect Grant then f,rsrnhaekers and Dem
ocra,s deserve no better fate Viii Grani's
election 10 the Presidency there will be .
return NJ the bacehansI. the thieves. ard
the blue. eests. IL politics. From sch a
triple curse. ws say rrssrcnily and fr"hn
i our hearts, God save The South. vii. STIR
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-12-04

The large tobacco factory Of William
Cameron sud BrOiLer Of Petersburg. ol.c Of
tbe Isrgcs, in Virginia was burnt Oh We'd
nesdsy night. taking Ere from the dry
huuse. The los !. shout $500. 600, bail
Of which il covered BY insurance.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-12-04

THE Charlotte, !, 0Lserrer says. sigit
trssn,ss, who Isoksd like circus bummcrs.
appeared ut the Air. Line depot aud an.
bounced their iuienti.n 80 take tie brit
iraiu shst leis. ,PIsdn 2 that u wouli be-
some time before all, train would drPan
from the station. they w,ni TO one OF the
sheds belonging the eompsny and iheie
ke,a their bodies 10 rrpese ninth the l"esl
freight should move put. - WHEN the time
for departure ed they APPEARED pro,ps'
fly aud Infornlrd the conductor that they
intended to ride aSitb' him. and forthwith
mounted the sar.. :. The, we're made TO die.
mount but. .inforped the rondurtor that be
nigh, as veil take them: they intended q
rj,ie any way and he couldn't help himself.
| They cundecepde! ID inform him, however.
/ thatthey would 10 ratified 10 he wvul'i
take ibsm TO tile next station where ihrJ
s6nli lie oser filf an ,iher train came along
lsteihg that fhay were very deier~ine'i
rse conductor thought il besi To use liitI'
sifa. .esy 10 &c; rid II them. and 30 had ih'
trail moved hack from the sis,ion, nppaT
sn,Iy lvr shifting. aud ,Iking 4 g oi START
be ran by the crowd Andsas gone bei"r'
they knew what be sas sb'ui. They ih'
ssiieLly muveI off down the road. ,weari
that they iuirnd-J 10 ri.!e any way. it q
beliesed that they will give S"mehdy irou
hlryet. They are bad lOuiips set q
fsllUws.- :.-t :. 49,. s5.: a.--.,', i. -.
L. .
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-12-04

The R,leigh 0,seseer says Capt, Thos
~. Jvrtlsa. .sf: Cassell. sheriff J. !. John.
son. of Rockingham epupty. N. y; aud
,Jshn u. llsdd. R~l q Henry e'upiy. Va
have formed copsripership for the pur.
pyss Of selling Leaf tOtaero. They areerert'
iag . m4mmah brick Lni'ding "n the cHi L.
,.ner o. lin On a.d II q streets. upn 90
site u The I'D farmrrs' Warehouse. that
sarpa.,es anything Il the kind in he ) nh
| tLe sale or gro5ns floor eonisins iG.5Ot
square feet. whirh !. !. 600 10 5000 moI'
ptkau any other such structure in Dsnsille
, 1878-04-06

The Colonel Purdy who has been
promoted by the Khedive from the
grade of Bey to that of Pasha is a
son of Ex-Governor Purdy, of Cali
fornia. During the rebellion he
was Adjutant General on the staff of
General Franklin of the Union
army.
: The sight of six men drink
ing in a row at bar in Turner'S
Falls, Mass, each with a blue
ribbon on his breast, was not
pleasant to the temperance agi-
tator who had induced them to
sign the pledge.