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American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1878-06-29

zen. BUTLER, as an individual men,
Der of the Judiciary Committee, SUBJ
mitted to the House of Representatives
his reasons for dissenting from the res
olution and report of the majority in
regard to the inviolability of the Presi-
dents title. He thinks it remarkable
that, in the face of the sixth section of
the act establishing the Electoral Com
mission, the committee should have
come to the conclusion that the pro-
ceedings of the committee, or of Con-
gress, subsequent thereto, constitute an
immovable fnality, when the law
itself declares the contrary, and the
contrary was emphatically assured by
the House of Representatives. Instead
of constituting finality, those proceed
ings were, on their face and in express
terms, merely temporary expediency
or device to avoid the contingency of a
lapsed election, for which the Constitu-
ton had made no provision. Congress,
he says, by express word of law, de-
clared that its object and effect were
provisional only. The President enter
ed upon his Office with the express no.
tice that his tenure was questionable in
character, of doubtful validity, not made
absolute by the interposition of an extra
constitutional Commission, but to
be examined and adjudicated up
on by the Courts. He agrees
with the committee that Congress
has no power, under the Constitution,
to confer upon the Supreme Court of
the United States the original jurisdic-
ton sought for it in the Blair-Kimmel
bill, but he says the question at issue is
whether the actual President of the
United States has just and legal title
to the office he holds. A condensation
upon that question, if it were possible
to be had before the Court, would make
a case which may well enough be de-
fined to be a controversy between con-
tending parties under forms of law be-
fore a Court.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1878-06-29

A BERLIN dispatch of the goth says
of the work of the Peace Congress: The
Powers continue to act in groups, but
not necessarily in a hostile sense. Aus
tria and England, from one point of
view, and Turkey from another, oppose
the Russian claims. Germany, France
and Italy adopt a mediatory attitude.
There can be little doubt of a thorough
understanding between England and
Austria or of a likelihood of its continu-
ance during the entire deliberations.
The Congress has decided to admit
Greece, with consultation voice on
questions affecting Greek interests.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1878-06-29

The whaling schooner Eothen sailed
from New York, the 10Th, for the Arctic
regions, in search of relics of the Sir
John Franklin Expedition. The search
ing party consists of five persons
Lieut.. Schwatka in command, Col. w.
II. Glider, Frank Mems, Joseph Eb-
erlilg and Henry Klupsneuck. Esqui-
mau Joe goes along as interpreter. Fiji
teen Esquimaux will be engaged at
Whale Point to acco mpany the party as
guides. The party will go into winter
quarters at Repulse Bay. Next spring
they will proceed by ice toward the
point where the lost survivors of Sir
Johns party are supposed to have per-
ished, some 400 or 500 miles from the
bay. A year is to be given to the
search, and then the party will return
in time to meet the vessel, which will
meanwhile go on whaling cruise. In
July or August 1880, it is hoped the ex-
petition will return to New York.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-11-13
Il a Brsss.I s.~ea.


y. N. Strldwick Ia has had In hisen.
ploy for q year or more colored man
named Gnase Towns. wll,se previous
record Is not E.,od oi,e. coming here - .
stranger but With knosledge of the fart
that d. had been IN jail in Danyille nor
crin,r- lie had d nducled himself lolela-
bly we'll unsii recently. wLea his habits
bvcaase ioss~, aud his services reduced Ia
value. A dissatisfaction with The wages
paid rxciled him ios brutal act of revenge.
Mr. Sirudwicx had two very line oxen.
10Th under the management of. Towns.
ON Sunday night week he iook oiss ol
Them into tile woods. lashsi !. by tl,e
,hmh- luatree. tlt rs illoat, and cutiiag
out n Few choice pircesof the fiesh for his
own use. lelt the prinalnder 10 waste. On
Tuesday the deed was discovered. Sus-
l,ieion attached 10 Towns aud q search
warrant sas obtained. As the officer and
others approaehs,i the. house. Towns spied
them and fed at full speed. sevsHal pisl.i
shots were fired at him, but lie lad NOT
been captured on Friday. i gs.t.:s'~
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-11-13

Inquiry during our recent visit 10 Per-
roD tauniy deyeloprd very gratifying
condiiion ofcroI~. We found universal
expression of 81 inion that the tobacco
crup Was the be,i in quality aud the inosi
perfect in curing ma..r fM many years
We were Ia iiie i,ariis af 4 Mr.. A. .. Hester
and Mr.. Marcus Mmgaa aud dsaw much
beautiful bright leaf. The ofnieI geiiile-
man showed u. some nf tile most beautiful
leaf we everiwk-i sfsu; si,d we believe
be las ne tobacco ~ ga inferior quality
We holR The quantity Of high priced to-
baccn on hand will relieve the present
pecuniary famine. which, frOm personal
rxr~rirncr. We ran idescribe as peculiarly
,iirarr~iag. ~ y, ~.
Tie corn rrnp In Penon u an abun,lant
one, 20 large 10 fact that Il will hsiaE liiilr
n,.nry. Mr.. Hester iula Nv be- had nfSrrr,l
the rrsp an .neofLis l.lahiaIim,r fur 81 81
l,er Larrrl-,3U cenis b,lsl,el--and could
.oi sei tn. er. Il \, .sss #..s ..a..
The seeding % whrat Is g,ang an ex.
iehsivrly; and il,s I,ennn faIn,ess arr
falIing hstoiLe .wise pian .. rui-ssg all
their Lrraistufis and rrnyisiuns. and
selling the surplus, instead Of having To
buy as ~ old. The county y improving,
beyond doulsf. iss sss. i'@
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-11-13
ALEETLE TOO MODEST.

"A R8d q
A lady nH the noril,si,Ie wirl,insta te,t
The merit, az Dr Bulls Cosrh syrup
iliourh, n would never do in ask The drug,
gisi In the nanse of "lsull.n Why, shpr
me. size c,uldn't say Bull 20 save l,rr lila.
and called nj lasi on = ielghLor wens.n fnr
suKTesiionsan :lie emsttsr DIR. .Cnw.r. DR.
Calls. DR.. Butiais's aud Dr.. Oxen's sys
iup were sll nrniinRe,l. The lsti-r suited.
"Yes, that will ,io--Dr. Oxrn--tlse very
thing. the druggisi will understand that.1
A walk aftwo rgasrs found her At The
crunier Of DR.. HIS siose.i ~hsn the fol-
h,wing sli.l,,vue uccurre,l: o.s'
n wish sbu,tls " Dc. Oxen's Cough
symp.n
DIR Oxen, Oxen, why. mann, dou't
believe k,vp that You .mcsa cox's
Hive Syrup. dcn,f you 2" ~
'Oh, no, 4 mean, nean DR.. Oxen,' aud
then she ~rnird wrapped IN splrnnn
ihmsht fr a moment, WHEN l.risht Idea
seemrd to Jesm firth. Hasn't DE-. Oxen
gai relaiion orr
Oil, yes. yau mean Or. Bulls Cough
Syrup, yes, yc~' The I~Iy sat down =
n,oment aud all Was over -F,,dlmpoiis
EUh. rs
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-11-13

4 Il
Owing to the election on Tuesday, the
Court did not open until Wednesday; and
Judge Kerr having rsaci,edS home from
Granville very ul.welt did not reach lsox-
Loro until quite laie III the dag, 80 that
Court was not opened until 2 p.in.f IA fair
crowd u p.DpIe was present; iarnore than
enough to 1ll tire cabin In which tile
Court Is held. We .vainly endeasoresl To
thrust aur way through she mass that
filed every square incIl afthe Unirt room,
AMI stified with the bot breath sof the
cn,wd were glad 70 cscsl,e again Dsho The
fresh air. ft-fs iilne that Person Couhty
was wiplng ~ .hesiigma6f maintaining
such aplace for the ltallsacsioii of lis pub
lie business.
There was no case or special Importance.
10 the great credit Of the people, tilrre
Is little crime of higl, grade. Larcrnies
deck tile docket with some proflsion, and
there lsthe usual record df fislicuiir; uut
q. higher Offences there weie pVile.
The interest Ia the election Was fair,
though the vote was not q large one. The
color line wasdrawp. most definitely; it
may have beei, accidental. bat Scales fr-
crived nearly the whole white vote, aud
Tourgee The negro yotes The negrpes
vote,i without let or hiIHiraiice. and hoone
undertook To lead illclp put of their own
path. They would raIot have 'ti,anke.i
Attorney General Devins for protecting
their right 10 ysae' aNg
Person County is still IN delt, and Me
financial condition aflhe Yeopie issucl,
that go seriuls effort has been made 10
tiqaidate the debt. There is nocompIaint
Of liie present iBanage,nent of coilnty fi,,,
snces. Their present condition Is . legacy
-of the past. y t,3.,
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-11-13
I.ryER Is KING.


The Liver Is The, Imperial organ of Tie
whole human SYSTEM. ~ It CONTROLS the
life, health and Happiness ~ man. When
Il Is disturbed ii Ito proper action. all
kinds Of ailments are the natural results.
The digestion of food, The movements Of
the heart aud blnod. the action Of the
brain and nervous. system, are all Inn
Dieiinisly connected with the workIi,g-
~ lire Liver. 1t has heen successfully
proved, that Green's August Flower II
une4uslled iu curing all per.oiis afflicted
with Dyspepsia or Liver Complaint, and
all the numerous symptoms that result
from M unhealthy condition ofihe Liver
and Stomach. Sample bottles to try. ID
cents. Positively sold IN all towns on ille
Western Continent. Three doses viii
prove that It is Just what you want Md
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-11-13

The mall going Ea~l passes Hilisboro
sl~ut half p~st 10 a. in. aud West sbout
half past gp. NJ. We have not the exsci
figures. Bot that irain leaves Ralriga NJ
$50 D. m. making els-e cannection At
t;re~hsL.ro with tlo tr.ia f,r Dsi.v,ile aud
RIchmond. The connscila~ with vii.
mIngios and N~Sirrn are preserved. ,.ut
those with iie Raleigh, aud Gsstun Road
are entirely bn,keil.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-11-13

We notice wiihnnre than orllnary re-
sreiils witl,drsytl pfihe Rev. -. b.
Bs5bttf fs.Isih editorial einlr ,of the
Christian Advocate. paper which. under
his management has, horne The fruits Of
high inisils csuai culture. er.cr,i by ihe
amenities Of the ao~t perfect and UNMARRIED
cnurtery--ihe laiier q charm most sensiLIy
appreciated ia the sensitive ways of
Journaiis,a.
We are ms informed what win be the
faiu~ af os,r friend; Lut wherever his
Isihs isssl him. he ~iil s'wsys is assured
.f the gved wisl,ss Of The aisny friends he
llHs made sud assured.
The l~prs Win b under ibe charge u
u.r R~vs- Mrs.rs' Blake aud Reid, the
latter nf whom ass sIrrsds given evidence
~ usdistinTulslsssi ediinrlaI lsirnL III
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-11-13
x.sss s'.--sI.. Ai-...e.

wcsr6mowIsiige The recript from Mr..
IN. Eunisu. the iaitiisi,rr. n . es,py ~
Turner'S Moth Csmiiua Alm.nsc. the
Sert psimssl ~ vie sisis, srd corhrncd
nav Z. yesnof exislracs IL the coafi.lencr
nf its annu.l s~imus. It ls enriched ~
usssi with sceunie statistics. and h iull
&c yaluzi,ls infarmaliun - al kinds.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-11-13

We arc intrtsr,l 10 DE. q. q. Gwrn of
Woodbury. n. J. far ~Hy ofhir AInia.
nae Cor 1850. II v a han,l~'n,s thing w.
t. yrt n.y. Dr. 0rcen h che prsprieioraf
III. cviehrs,ed lgu-t fie~er, with which
oar rslets have bcco,be familiar thtouHh
Il,e culumns cf the REcM,DEH. aud which
grows steadily ia rrrutafiou. -
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-11-13

/ Mi-s Linkhsw. Win shpt and killed
HaIinl M the baltimore sirummcrat Lum.
hert.,. has lrrn comtni,ird 81 jall.a q
charge of murder. aud t~aofher Irotl,ers-
iii.iaw have lpen arrested M ~crrwniies.
This we learn fr.n the wiln,ington RE-.
VIEW.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-11-13

We hear no more oftae Yellow Fever
II is now MI over. Thank God for II. But
II left i fearful track of desola.ion behind
Il. Upwards Of 1909 deaths, aud untold
suffering besides; MOTTO speak Of the I'M
Jury % buslners which is estimated By the
millions of dollarr. If
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-11-13
NJ 4 n RlIED b. !

r In This county onthe 9th of Oct. by
Rev. Thomas G. Hayes Mr.. James A..
Newman % Miss Julia A. iClmk. Ailof
Orange county ... -'..- 'sf
In thi. county on the 3rd inst hyJ w.
Latta. Esq: Richard Ranrr. 10 Niss Annie
Stephens; all Of Orange county.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-11-13

! Mfr. Hayes issuess proclamation ;for q
National Thanksgiving ON Nov. 2sth. We
will wait for orders FROM Gov. Vance. No
Hayes In ours. vi s !. / ..,-sr@s#9 va .#s
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-11-13

The election In this county, M elsewhere,
was wonderfully quiet. As will he seen
by the, tabular statement. about three
fpurths Of fu:l vote was pt,lled. aa.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-11-13
ne s..shs, a-@epsi..

OF he Mir-es Ns-L aud Mis- K"iicck'S
Scisool came ar sal Friday evening last
and as usual was very charming. a con-
si.lefsl,ie na,nbsr s.f visitors ~eIe prr-eni'
among wlsmn ~vse Airs. aabert Blnghslil.
and num,er % the young grntIrmrn
frons tAe lpnghans scl.al, csa-rics"us
fos the ,smysiety aftl,rir nr.anefs. aud
che nssniine~s 90 fh~lr tearing. The
l,ish cslla,s AZ the Bingham sch.aI shows
iiseifiis ils~ salon q, well - la The camp.
TIE music of she cvrnsag ~ss ~ high
chsrsctsr, showing . progressive Develop
meut IN ths rarils sod c.narmiag ,n"re
s~ss~hsly tss< fall cnni~seecy % iise ~.
insfsuotw. Prf DAmss We o'~ervr
sssc f<uIuss .of ihs inssruefIap which l.
i~stewpxthy spn, ~ rrneesl s,rracc rl-s.
wt~se. It's his riTld exscfivn af d..
sIscs rrsscs,hssa4s. si,h.t 10 siuEinr. the
WORD. = ~vp assas msrsc pfs sing arr
di.tlscliy usfsfelDa Thsr Il decided im-
rrov~uupotin lexscwliep ny iir PuIdls.
and ws nrr cnnndent that the system 81
inss~ssltsA d - rersct - csn ~ ITs~
tic<<l /. &s
Thls is the last ~ tl,c rr~p,inns ,Wt cne
forflse r<ssor. That will come aff snnr-
time In Dcccmh~r n the closing ~ the
session, and {. expected o. be 4 brilliant
mu6sc~f 6ssls ef ssse -elr,s.stle ,vsr
Nest scssscH s<e hepe 10 chraaicle a
large Iscfs.sc o. purIis
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-11-13

Mr.. ". Burton ~ Longs X Roads,
rst~sn Csuriy, bad last week -sais fully
iipcu~d Irsrs o. the rrr1nd crop. the hr-t
cup having n'ssurrd late IN July. This
iss remarkable year fT douhls harrsl
croIs.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-11-13
Sc police AZ ". r. BLACK we'll and ). 8.
Carr ats,,oul,cIug withdrawal Of Jas. II.
Day Siuht the Arm * Black we'll q co.


Mt6shs aAd sHlsess wlilsId wsil % read
ths uew IL. ~ shis alL nrns now ~ well
knosn Iathss-rs!oH. They oiIsr Wagons,
Agricslsyrai iesplemenis farming implc-
nseiiisof vsrimis Kind. AllgnfA the hest
p,aiesislu nsdit gasrs.tsed quality . Ms
house of The kind In our. srq.Isintance
better merits lie high repniation.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-11-13

The Dsuville Tials crave. fpr . cotton
factory Il Dsnyille. Very natural, for
Danville suffers her splendid water power
10 90 10 waste. VIZ have r,Inird out this
ln,,g ago. Keep driving Il, LIoiLvr Boul-
din.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-11-13

No lung fares an nx The Davis msn
tlilr week. We suLilCt sissk 70 clIcvriiy
VI tic other aIen.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-11-13

TGT'bli-iiisss you esu Engage ~. sita
oE<J IL s1u Irr day made l,r any watksf nf
either eN. right 10 iheiI own lGcaliiiF,. pagti.
culars and samples wurth tasree. Improve YOUR
spare time al this business. address sfissos q
Go; Portland, Maine.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-11-13

Mr. w, ". Psfkr. irfv ~ HlIIAorr, y
now with Mct:uliy and Bernard. D-nsllis.
Va. M old c-isblirisssl hsu-s. and VIII be
glad 20 serve ilIs Moth Carolina ffief,ds.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-11-13

We are indebted 10 NJ. IL. Jonesfm
the following;
Mrrrns N. e. Nov. ah 1873.
EpfTon NEooKpEs
Dear if:--Bsluw give tie official vote
~ CmswslI County f.w members ~ Gov.
grs.s. A. w Tourgse K.p. 1913, A. ~.
Scales Dem. lbs.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-11-13

Recrlpfs NJ esna 81 Raleigh last werk
.DlT bales, aud tidal rce~iias fs il,s sca-en
1914, ~ iper>s- evrf same tiae lat
yrsr n fss1 b~ls~. Mnrtrt rlosvd Il ..
and " Jsr s'sd,ilIny-
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-11-13
HmErMA rIsn auIcniY cumED.

.Dnrang's Rhenmaiic Remedy" the
great INTERNAL MEDICINE. will positive
ly cure any case Of rheumatism on the face
II the earth. Price $i bottle. six bot.
ties. IS. Sold hy all " holesale and Re-
taili,fnggisi. Don't fail To send for cir.
cnlar % Helrhefstine 4 Bsn,ly, Druggists,
Washington. D. G. a8 II GIN.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-11-13

Raleigh is L-,klpr gat Cor the circss
che Great Lp,slaa circus snd Msesgeris,
tobe there 90 The is,h, alliftrl
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-11-13
MILTON Asp <rrnEnLlS RalLRoAp.

Ua dsd after TueskIg 0ct.,isr u 1873,
Trains Nill run ,laily l>undays' rxss, { xiD v.
iwrrR MttuN.antl suth, rliiIs'. connecting with
Trains Nos D aud passenger aud aRd 10,
fFrishi, eH the RichmoId and Dn,Ile Railroad
A. follows: - s. 4 s4F#
I.raye MIlion, 500 a. 90.
ARRIVE III SiitlTflin, ' + @%7. "@ a.So :.
Leave SuileIlin xss.e .ea a,lf ia5As -
Arriye 10 Milton, ,s Ii,ap =.
Leave Mifon. 81, y. M.
Arrive at Sutherliu, s@+e- B.5b .
rave Suthsrlin. a., ...s..* -, -
Arrive 10 Miltnn. s,as q.
Passengers an,l freisilfs lnr MIltet,, Leasb,irr.
RoNborl. aud the surrounding rUunfrs viii ts
promptly inrwarIrJl. .s - H.. H. ~ ii
The rtlsrr~ on this road have bee fixssl At vr-
~ low RATES .. iRiure lrsth trs,el and freight.
fur further information apply % =. -5s
WI. PARRISH, Lessee and Msnserr,
Of. lB '1s Milton, n. e.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-11-13

VIZ. T. BLACKWELL and D.. s. ,,ARR.
Vys have hnsight out ihr interest nf las.
m DsY. in fhr. Coparfnrrshp af W. r. Biack.
well & ca-. From ard sfirr this hafe. yr. hay
ceases ID ~ Partner In stid frm. aud the bii-l.
ReS 4 continued Under The nanir aud style Of
w. r. blackwell q 90. as heretaiars: .r
y Y 't.s ". T. BLACKWELL. >,
@ 5s, J 3. CARR. ga
=. Dnrham. ". e. Oct, n. 1873. 4 IA ,--++ =
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-11-13
Stated North CaraHna, 's'.'.' y" ~ ,s..'' ,.'.

ORANGE COUNTY
OnieS " Publications e@ '.
Cave M. t'onklin, AJn'r. q Abncr Copk-
liu Decd.
u9aiKsf a4
william Conkiiu, Juisa G.mkiln. FIoitr,
Cs,nklin. Mangum Gates and s,allis hts
wife, William Csirs and Jais his wIs..
William Crawfnrd aid Margaret hts
wife. aud Alfred Conklin.
#sI,Ills b prs~vdinz by thr Admuiffat.r Co
il MAKE real srtais ass'tts IN his haHds ts nv
the trl1~ ~ the tlrvsarcl. aud u apgsAring 4, q
ssitstactinn NJ The au,t't that Ahrrd t,sst.h, sn-
~ the helrr a. law II The irisssie D nan NJ.
dent ~ TIT. ftafs au,l hss an inirissf in the
land " " vn~ytrd ~ this prrv~dinq; tsA
u v the,sFurs nrlsisd that lIublhaiie W.
made ~ The liilkholo Rsu,irlsr, 4 ar~s,sl r
pull 10 HiilsbHsi k,f .sis sutveeSl,e wr,k-.
nssfsfying the aid Alfred Cenklln ts lv s.d ape
lrs'r lslofe the thfk "A The tui~riar Cuurt /
Dfsngrs otffts a hls ofsre III Illllskfs. v thin
tlF s5i'l nine. b ilssi an.~er sNmur ~ Ju.lg.
msnt VII b. ganted tor the rrliel drInapdsi IN
tbs cUmtAsint.
GEO, LAWS. C1srs.
oct. 30 6i. Sureriaf s'aWss
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-11-13

Ths.-saiher i.ss i~s~k Vas snl-ser.
ruptedly 6sv, sud great quantity a.
wis<~t ~s- rati 10 tile efe1a.L 10 i.ci that
opsfz:ion trsa iatgs, .nsmi~rs from ,l's
ciectsuu. 4
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-11-13
. ..y-,s-s s wATsON,S es stt''a
Improved Rotary HarrOWl!

I've ufcNt DeNtgTWtHa fUuHu VI.
The Invention Of
Cornelius Watson Of Yanreyrills. y. e.
rINiIIS l. Larrnw rirrnlar IN FIRM, l,oriznn-
IL tai whel. armpd with six rows &c teeth srt
in arms radlating fram huh. aud reyDlying sa-
silly wheu 10 ni0ii0n arollnd the axle. from the
centre exirilds an arm to whrt Is attached
weight bux, whtrh wlrn In Use gi,rs thr rafary
motian ~ the harrow. This rotary isniion,
while u lrssoIis the draft. i iislr combination
of three nations: ROTARY, iurlvald. and te,rk.
ward motion, thus eiirviins q deep and iharaugh
pnlyerigfiion Of the pil. rrduring II 10 line
tilih. and leaving Il pertsvfl, level. while The
harroN iu is revolutions. discharges all trash
and makes no arrunulaiions. Tie handles. M
yoNing ~ an axis, make the inrnlng VI the har.
row ai tlH, end ~ ihe rrw nerdle-. : h.ti.S"@
singir and DoiI:,le iiarrows nlaslr. sgsfa- Vt
Double ilarraws delivered ii lllllslpro Dtlnt
far sij,ua. On. hor<s. st0.
Onlers -ent to The stil,srrilrrr n feneryviil',
y. e.. ur given tn the edi.nr nl the isc.,rssr &C
iiillsliorn wlli rcreiye l,rnmrf atirntion,
Terms f'ash. 'wAT~tJN a Gt'NN.
july 18th tf .s s..ss .. ssss ianccyyills. No.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-11-13

Aurw,us w. sGr@ham. Adm,r, Of John A.
Mcsisnncn. Deed.
A PETITION has th~ day been siled bcsor.
n NE =. Ct.rk ofthe sapefior caurt IL aid
ca,lnfy ~ Adslisna Msnuun. III irhaIf ~ him.
sclf and sllothrr creditors 20 John A. MrNau.
her. dee q. aRainst bis personal representative.
20 rsnnlTl finsl sfttkment &c saii estate. aud
~ pas 70 the lainfin his claim agsinst said ".
tate.
The rrrditor- af The aid Iahn A. MuMannen
ate brrclsy nrfihed ~ arIru brIOre me ~ my
uthrr IN HAisbafn. on W lHt0tp The tlsth dsy ~
il~ efnhsr is1s and flle IN the Clerks sairr che
evidences tirlr claims apain.f the sad estate.
and make themselves parties 10 This rrocerd.
iBgs
WITNESS George laws, Clerk Il the Superior
Court.
1E0. LAWS. Clerk
NUv. IS. G.. Superior Court.
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Editorial Notes.

There is much to be said of the new
devices in feminine raiment, some of
which, as displayed here, are little
startling. The clinging princesse style
of dress is employed with summer ma
terial to produce new effect. A gaf-
ment of thin silk, of delicate hue, is
made, without sleeves, to fit with
nearly absolute nicely to the figure, al d
is scarcely released after following the
contour of the hips. Over this closely
clinging fabric a graceful diadhanous
robe of white is worn. OF whatever
color the underdress may be-whether
orange or straw or azure blue or Qua
ker gray-the effect is charming; but
when, as | saw it worn near the Ciaren-
don this morning by lady neither
very young nor very slender, it was of
pale, rich blue, corresponding so ex
actly with the hue of the wearer's arm
that it is not easy to tell the differ
ence-then the effect at little dis
lance Is that of Miss Juno Jones or
Miss Minerva Robinson in lace win
dow curtain.
The extreme of fashion this year in
Paris is to wear natural flowers in
stray hats. A little glass tube, like
that worn by men in the buttonhole is
fixed on the hat and keeps the boauet
fresh. The flowers are chosen to har-
monte with the dress worn. Roses,
however, with plenty of foliage, are
now IN vogue.
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Water is undoubtedly very scarce
hmodity insVenna, cistern water be-
mostly used for drinking purposes.
re are very slow running hydrants
he streets, and they are invariably
rounded by girls and women with
pckets and tubs, waiting their turn to
pre- supply. There are also waS-
with hogsheads that go around to
3-water. 1t Is said to be unwhole-
te and, If drank continuously, will
"a to chronic affections Of the bow
&. Il is what is called hard water,
at we have never found it unpalata-
le, though lump OF ice Is a great i'm
to it in this weather. There
Re, however. very few people IN VI
ma who drink water and many who
~ touch il. Beer is the daily and
drink of almost every one, old
hung. II Is part of their daily
d, Just as coffee or tea is with us.
en- families are dining at the res
ants the beer-mug stands by the
e of old and young, male and fe-
e, and II Is even put to the lips of
nts. Vienna beer does not, how.
seem TO have any Intoxicating eff
!, and IL never occasions a head
be. We have seen ana been in the
Rpsny of men who will drink a dog
ge glasses of an evening without
zTing the slightest inebriatiRg eff
We doubt If they could drink as
American beer with impunity.
Aussrians are undoubtedly sober
le, as it would be difficult to end
ice where spirituous liquor is sold.