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The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-06-19
ru.,raslsu a,,I,HL, ,t-a.p.

',Durang's Rhcn,saiic lirincdy.y the
great INTERNAL MEDICINE. will positive.
" cure any csrr Il rheumatism on tho face
af tho earth. Price "a botilc. six but.
ties. s.. SolI b, al Wholesale aud Re-
tail druggist. Don't fail 10 send for cir.
cnIar ~ llelphsuslips Il Beuily. Druggists.
Washington. u. Z. Gin.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-06-19

A pretty pictureis n healthy looking and
well cared for Baby. BY The use of Or.
Bulls Baby Syrup you can keep he health
~ your Baby In splendid condition. Is
cents boitle 80
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-06-19
sENAruRIAL CONVENTION

The Convention for the nomination Of
Democratic Senator'S for the 2oih District
will be held 1t Prospect Hill onSaturday,
the 29th inst.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-06-19

L. VI. Bullock averaged S5l 80 including
all grades a. cured. ). J. Hester averaged
S1O.36. and many other high averages.
BE convinced that REAMS' WARE.
HOUSE Is the place 10 sell line tobac,,o,
aud now Is tue time. | cant Al tie fine
wrappers tina, can be had. Tor special or.
ders direct fron Manufacturers. Reanis'
Warehouse still ahead on average.
Respectfully.
IL. 4. REsAMS, {
Proprietor.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-06-19

We are indebted 10 Mr. Thomas 8. ,lates
fof somc hne sIsuimei,s of the Early Bca'
tricc I'sarl,cs-- very early Cor this section.
Dir. Gates isn thirty farmer, aud keeps
well NJ 10 the Times Ia attention 10 liu-
lnNed fspils as we'll ~ other things.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-06-19

Tie Democrats Of Person CO. have ,lune
well ~ renoainaling Montfort Me,ichre
torppusent Il ~ the asaeral Assembly of
North Carolina. NJ man has gained,
aud o., man has Irlier sustained, = gran.
der reputation ior intellect. for learning
and for loftinvss of cllsgaclsr. aud We re.
joics At the ieluruiilg ofths LAY ,l,at I,as
made Tic rre.s,cs " such uien possible 10
our Legislative halls.
Want Of space prevents Us from saying
inors un 10 agreeable and suggestive a
sifain.
-44s . s-A----sss
The House has ia-sed tho bill reducing
the tax 90 is,l'acea ~ 70 into effect On
SEPT ist. Il rasseJ tie Syusle tome days
ssa
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-06-19

The wheat harvest is nearly over-a re-
mark piy early harvsst--and while the
crop iii this section Is inferior TO that or
last year, there Is no reason for grumbling.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-06-19

The Azor. with negro emigrants from
Charleston TO Liberia has arrived out. 20
having died ou The passage with ship fever.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-06-19

The Conference report on the Army bill
likes the army strength Mt 6.ooo. aud pro.
hibits the use of troops as police force.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-06-19

Don't forget the Musical Soiree on
THURSDAY night at the Masonic Hall. The
exercises of the School OF the Misses Nash
and Miss KolIock closes on that day.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-06-19

Ifthe tobacco will bring sei.2s average
FOR uH Hgcdds rurctt. are you moi convinced
that i,eams u the Warehouse To take your
tobaccog -
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-06-19

Reams soldat his Warehouse Inst seeI,
tobaeco for \. j. Hester that averaged 500.
~ for al 0saocs as cured. =
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-06-19

Ladies' who have pale compiexions,
blotcIics aud pinpl.s on The face, rougl,
skin. VI feckles, snould US. Dr. Bulls
Blood Mixture.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-06-19

The European Congress on the San Ste.
piano treaty il in session At berlin.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-06-19
NoTICE.

Az meetinx III the Magistrates " the county
II tiraugs. hehl IN the t0iirt Hnusc n fIil..Wfp
ou Monday. juno 5rd u vas ordered thai tai !.
ng lgprinet le asfallisllul ~ tl,. uew teNnshtl,
II ielannu under The natnr IL iiiasl, SiGings,
aud that Tie uaiue - Iiall. sfcre rmeefmt ls
changed 10 thit a nliwell. aud thst ~ flot..
Iassf ~ changed d. Issssun's Shop- 10 ut.
~ Ki,er Tusu-l,ip, AMI hat vul,lhifsn ~ tla
satd glJrrcx ltil the sr,F'isr ~ The voting ire
,fset IN Lebanon le published N lhe iIil;sls 20
Retoidpr Dy vid,. VI Magistrates.
jast eth IssS ~.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-06-19

Congress adjcarna ON Thursday the 10Th
inst. @ #@sG@
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-06-19

Dr. u. A.Rol,crtson viii Le ID HillsJoro
on Mouday eth inst.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-06-19

The Durham Planters Warehouse
makes line shnw.t IT, sales lHst week.
Sse lis exhibit on md page
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-10-23
TELEGRAPHlCI
Associated Prsss Dispatches.
THE FEVER.
NEW ORLEANS.

NEW oRLEAss, October 81. Filled 1905 p.
m. = Weather clear, cool and windy thermom-
eter, IS degrees. Deaths az, cases reported,
ia; total deaths, s,776, total cases, 1896.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-10-23
BLOODY WORK At DALLAS
A Shocking Fight with Knives.


Especial Telegram to the News.l
DALLAS, October q Tom Smith and
Mexican named Bealar had an alteration
about a woman at the central park last night.
They len together, but near the residence Of
the woman they renewed the quarrel and at
tackled each other with pocket-kniyes. the
result of which was the wounding OF Smith
In the thigh and face and stabbing OF the
q stock-keeper In Hill county. He came 70
sell stock, got on spree, anc exhibited
considerable amonnt OF money whenever
pockets had been rlfed. Foul work Is sus-
pectpd. Bealar, who is In dying condition,
remembers TO have seen Smith Just before
the encountre, but fails 20 Identify him as the
party who stabbed and went through him
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NUMBER 118.
FOREIGN.
Movement. Of th. Enrli.h Fleet.

Movements Of the English Fleet.
LONDON, October q. "A constantinopie dis
patch to the Manchester Guardian says
Admiral Hernby in the dispatch boat Heiicon
has gone to Cypress to meet the lords OF ad-
mirnlity. Upon his return the feet will an
Choir In Gulf Ismiad. The intended With
drawal or the feet from the Vicinity Of Galu-
pole has been abandoned In consequence Of the
recent movements Of Russians,
Surrender Of Bucharest TO Russia.
BuoHARKsr, October 9s.-Bucharest was
surrendered to Russia Monday. All Roumaen
authorities have quilted the province.
Parliamentary Cabinet.
LONDON, October s2.-A Vienna dispatch
says It Is expected at the meeting at Reich
earth to-day Baron Won Pretes Cognads will
inform the House that the resignation OF the
minister has been acceptedi that he has been
charged with the formation of new cabinet
The house will then, no doubt, adjourn and
the real work of forming the cabinet be taken
In hand, as the intention seems TO be to form
ifpossible parliamentary cabinet which may
reckon on the support Of the majority.
Russia Determined.
CoNsrAsrIsorLE, October 2.-Fear IL ex-
pressed In diplomatic circles that the eastern
Roumenian commission will encounter great
obstacles from Russia, the Porte aud Buigar-
Ian inhabitants. Russia Is resolved to ma'n-
tain her present administration until her
troops have evacuated the province. The
Porteinsists on assuming financial admins
tration subject only to the supervision Of the
commission and nuignrlans, continue agita-
tion In favor OF annexation 10 bulgaria.
Tho Screws Put to tho Working
man.
LONDON, October 22.-Ciyde shipwrlghts
have accepted n reduction of per cent. In
wages
The limited liability OF the cotton splnners
companies of Oldham and Ashton. under
Tyne districts, publish very unfayorable re-
ports OF last quarters business Of thirty COM
panies. one company will pay dividend Of
~ per cent. per annum, nine report very
small margins Of pront, and twenty report
losses, some o. which ara Of series magnitude.
Further reductions In wages arr threatened
nj Dalton, Oldham and In the neighborhood.
Open Hostilities to Begin.
LONDON, October 2.--Capctown advlces to
first OF october say that Cctyways. the pow
crful chief OF Zuled Kafrers, will partly begin
| open hostilities against the British.
Another Glasgow Firm succumbs.
LospoS, October p. -couper, Scott a Co,
| a Glasgow firm largely engaged In the African
trade, have failed.
Newmarket Races.
LONDON, October q. The race for the Cam
bridgeshire stake to-day at the Newmarket
and Houghton meeting was won by Mr.. II.
Grelton's Inoonemy, Count Y. De Lagrange's
/ Clemeptine second and Mr. T., Peck's La
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-10-23

CHICAGO, October IA dispatch from
Omaha says destructive prairie fires are rag
ing near KeArney and along the line OF the
Republican valley, in Polk county and other
sections In Nebraska. The northevftern por-
tlon OF the State is suffering most severely.
The losses to property will be Immense,
seven persons have been burned to death and
a considerable number OF others seFursiy I'M
jyFed, The particulars cannot ss-yet y
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-10-23
WASHINGTON.
Purchase Of Gold Bullion q suc-

Purchase Of Gold Bullion q Suc-
cess
WASHINGTON, ID. c., October p .-Informa-
ton has been received at the mint bureau that
the recent order for the purchase of gold bull
lion at Charlotte, N. q. and Denver, Colorado
Is a complete success, the miners being very
glad to sell their bullion for Its coin value In
legal tenders less charges for melting, assay
ing, etc
In Distress.
wAsHINGTGs. d. g., October s2--Thc sig
nal service station, Barncgat, N. j., reports
the schooner, sam'l Carter loaded with 25O
tons of railroad iron, bound from New York
to Philadelphia aground In side Barnegat
inlet; crew life serving station II, assisting
her crew. She will probably come on next
high water
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MISCELLANEOUS.
TroubIe in Lonisiana.


NEW ORLEANS, October 22.-Referrlng to
the recent bubble there, a communication
from the district attorney Of Tensas parish to
the Governor of the State, a sherins posse OF
fifty men going TO execute writ for tho ar
rest Of Fairfax, were fired upon by four hum
dred armed negroes The posse returned fire,
killing and wounding eight negroes, and dis
perslng the balance.
Australian Cricketers.
SAN FRAscIsco, October s2-The Australian
crickcters arrived here last night, and will
play Thursday. Friday and Saturday.
Suicide.
BATox RouoK, October PA man named
Moore from Illinois, commits suicide by
taking morphine, The fear Of yellow fever
was the cause. rt
Death OF Cornelius Sullivan.
Bosros, October as Cornelius Sullivan
died last night from injuries received at the
woolaston disaster. This makes twenty
deaths In all from that casualty.
Fatally Burned.
CisoISsArI, October 22.-Early this morn
ing the dwelling house Of Michael Reuter- on
Rice's Hill was burned. Reuter- on waking
ran up stairs to rescue his little daughter. To
do so he was obliged to pass through the
flames, and found the child with night dress
burning Grasping her In his arms forced his
way back through the flames and reached the
ground safely The child was badly burned
| about the face and arms. Reuter- Is probably
fatally injured, both arms being burned al
most to the bone and the flesh scorched on hi'
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-10-23

For the next Sixty Days the entire stock of
y. II. Carter, including
HARDWARE,
IRON aud STEEL,
WOODEN. WILLOW
and QUEENSWARE. Ut.l it
BOOTS, SHOES and HATS,
DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, etc, q
Is offered at wholesale or retail at 10 to 80 per
cent. less than cost. -a ~
Country merchants especially will find II to
their interest to call and examine and price
the goods, as they must be sold. In order to
settle up the business:
Waco, October 8, 1915. Is .d&wtm
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-10-23
MEMPHIS.
Tho Fever Fast disappearing, and
Doctors and Nurses From
Abroad Returning to
Their Homes

MEMPIus, October q. 1t commenced rain
ing last night at ten O'Clock and continued till
1--WE this morning. The weather is now clear
and cool, the Thermometer at 30.
From six O'Clock last night untn noen to-
day seven orders for interments are reported
by undertakers. Among the deaths are Miss
Del Roach, James Rohr, a well known Main
street grocer; Miss Charlotte Thompson, Y.
y. Downey, Jas Dolan, engineer of the coun-
ty Jail, J. d, Nicholson aud FRITZ Holman.
Five new cases and one death reported as
occurring yesterday at Tusoumbia, Ala.
The Charleston, S. c., authorities have
telegraphcd that their nurses can return home
without being subjected to quarantine dctcn-
ton.
The doctors who came from Cincinnati and
Dayton, leave for home tomorrow. Tit
Howard Association Is rapidly sending Of
nurses from abroad, their services being con
sidercd MS no longer needed. Six nurses wer'
sent this morning to somerville, Tenn. one q
Nashville, aud one to fernando, Miss.
CARo, Lii, october 2s.-Two now case
and one death for the past twcnty-four hours
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-10-23
Closing Markets.

KANSAS CRY, October 22.-Grass wintered
Texas steers " lo@2 5oI corn fed 81 509ss 90
per cwt.
wheat.-No. 2 spotj one car sold at 7isc.
No. 4 spot, one car sold al 0sAc.
NEw OR1KANs, Oct 4s.--Gold As@H; sight
,. discounts sterling bank, iso@4sli consois,
731s ts
BAcoS-steady; shoulders quoted at s@ssI
clear rib, 81; clear sides, 6,lj others un-
changed.
wHIsKEY .-steady at 81 05@sl 10.
CorTox-Firmi sales "A zoos Low Mlddling,
9s.i Middllng. o,s Good Middling, lOSi Mid
ding Fair, lok receipts not s7soi e.,
no exportsi stock A., leo. .pnLs
NEw YoKK, October e2.-coSlapnI
receipts 2S7 gross, GQSs. Tuts,u
Futures closed steady, sale( fled in
s-Ii@e.7oi November @Aae25dw.
y GREAyEs, OSBORNE
ang20ilmwsm.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-10-23
Death OF Cornelius Sullivan.

Bosros, October a2 Cornelius Sullivan
died last night from injuries received at the
woolaston disaster. This makes twenty
deaths I'm all from that casualty.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-10-23
LATEST MARKETS.
NOON,

\ GALvEsros, October q. -MosEy-Gold at
lOOtz silver-American at parj Mexican at
SOC New York exchange X discounts New
Orleans sight at par.
HDEs-In good demand at reduced quota
lions. Dry selected iac; picked, lie; stack
sailed, lie; kips, 12ci wet sailed, TIC to shc.
wooIe-Quiet and weak; fall clip, eastern,
to Ane medium, i7@leci Western, nne to
medium, lGelsc improved Mexican, lO9l3c.
sALT.-Quietj coarse, o. Is, fine, o. 75pe
sack.
BAaeHo Firm. Light isx, per yard,
heavy l3k. l....a ,,a.,-.~f ... l.
TIEs .-Firm, per cwt., % so.
Corros. --IieceIpts 22l6; no exports; sales
22i5, stock, oo,s4I market weak, Middling,
9k; Low Middling. s,sj Good Ordinary, So.
NKw YoRK, October 22.-Gold opened at
X stocks heavy money at 500 per cent. gold
~, exchange. long a7a; short, ts64; State
bonds quieti government bonds steady.
CoTTos. Outlet; sales AS; Middling Up
lands OK; Middling Orleans. 10Y.
Futures steady; October, 9-esi November,
9-57i December, s-5sj January, e-6Si Feb
ruary, e-0i. fl.t
LIyKRPooL, October q, noon.-Cotton ten
dering downwurdj Middiing Upands 6hd;
Middling Orleans, eIsdi sales, 600; for specu-
Etion and export, 5ooi receipts, lo.3Ooi all
American.
Futures are l-32@i-i6d cheaper. Uplsnds,
| low middling clause, for October delivery,
ll-iGd, October and November, 5a@5 esd I;
December and January, 5hSS ll-3sdi Janu-
| AIRY aud February, 5I@5 ll-5sdi February and
March 5ts@5 il-33d; March and April, sgd.
New crop. for shipment, October and Mo-
yember, l5-s2.
SD p. M Cotton safes Included $3.50
/ American futures-upiands, Low Middiing
Clause, october delivery 1852; December
and January 81
LoSDos, October 22,--Money 10 1915, ac-
count Y. Erie's atl55s.
Pans, October 2l.-Rentes l.l2@l .s5.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-10-23
Open Hostiiities to begin.

LONDON, October % The race for the Cam
bridgeshire stake to-day at the Newmarket
and Houghton meeting was won by MIR. II.
Greiton's Inoonemy, Count y. De Lagrange's
Clementine second and Mr.. =. Peck's La
Mermi,,s third
The Morning herald., 1878-06-28

THE Commissioner of Agriculture has
pub lished q report on the cultivation Of
the 6g and the method Of preparing the
fruit for commerce. In the same pam
phlet with the above is report on the
importance of the cultivation of the date
palm. Our country in one part.or another
admits the cultivation of the products of
almost every climate, and although it
wsuld be q waste of labor to cultivate
things which can be more advantageously
grown elsewhere, it is useful service to
point out how ANY production now i'm
ported can equal or greater advantage be
raised at home.
The Morning herald., 1878-06-28

| A FACTION If the . Specialists iof New
York. celebrated the ami ivefshryT If The
French revolution d. AfSBa SBas night but
the speeches and resolationso givs1noselear
idea Of what they meant BY 4hs celebration.
The Governing Body" of The socialistic
Labor Party, not being able to govern the
members, lrepudiated the meeting p The
curious feature Of the resolutions ,adopted
Was that 1two-thirds of them n protested
against abuses which are fast disappearing
from Eur ope and never had a foothold in
this country. { It is scarcely necessary in
this country to demand free education, as
we have thatAor to protest against a
heavy Standing army and = union of
Church and State--neither Of which exists
here. Foreign political agitators who de-
sire to make any headway in the United
States should not hold public meetings
until they have lived here long enough 70
learn the difference bey~ srn the 8 ,cia1 and
political conditions of this country and
those of the Old World. y,. ! r.aa.a d o. 81
The Morning herald., 1878-06-28

The young men now leaving college
Who think that it would be beneath their
dignity to engage in mechanical pursuits,
and that the education which they have
received is only intended to fit them for
some one Of the learned professions, ought
to study. the bacealaureate discourse de-
1ivsred ON Sunday last before the grad
yates Of Harvard. 1--WE need," said he
liable and educated men in agriculture and
manufacture, and there is not a depart
ment under those titles that may not be
elevated, not alone in name, but in its per
manent yalne as factor in its well being
by such recruits as our college might fur.
nish." Etudeh's fresh from the university
are too apt j. rset that there is s0me'
thing pracac-l an life to which their edu'
cation is only an Introduction, and that II
!. helps them in law, lin medicine and
in theology, it will also be an aid to them
The Morning herald., 1878-06-28

HEAVY complaints are being lodged
against the black bass. The people along
the Gusquehanna and Juniata rivers say
that, with the exception of the catfish and
the eel, the bass will soon be the only 6sh
in those rivers. Everything that wears q
scale or sports fin is legitimate spoil for
the voracious newcomers. They devour
without rhyme or reason, and are multi
plying so rapidly that if fishing laws are
rigidly enforced, there will a few years
hence, be a supply fully equal to any rea-
sonable demand. 40
The Morning herald., 1878-06-28

THR watermelon season will be fairly
iaaagursted within the next fortnight,
though We shall, Of cour-e, be dependent
upon the extreme South for the supply
Florida, whence come 80 many of our
early fruits, has prepared large acreage
for melons, and as they are now fit fol
market, their arrival may be anticipated
any day. E
Florida is becoming almost indispensa-
bic to the North. It supplies us witt
fruits and vegetables at seasons when the
cannot be elsewhere procured. and thu
ensbles londlords to keep their tables pr
yidsd with them at moderate cost, com
pared with what would be the figures
they wese compelled to depend upon III
products of home hothouses.
The Morning herald., 1878-06-28

The railroads to the seashore are now
in complete running trim, and are doing a
thriving business From this time until
September they will be taxed to their ut,
most capacity to meet the demands that
will be made upon them by excursionists.
The rates ior large parties are 80 merely
nominal that almost everybody can enjoy
the luxury of ride to the sea and days
recreation along its shore.
The Morning herald., 1878-06-28

PocKET-P1cKNe was carried ..on vigor.
ously here during the Centennial, but
either our American htffngersd gentry
were less numerous or our American po-
licsy were vigilant than the French. Thus
fur $50 men and 50 women have been ar
rested in the Paris Exhibition charged
with pocket-picking. q.
The Morning herald., 1878-06-28
I l1Tff f7Tr-T7

4
THE ezploesi0@p ~ yilppthsMAha IN ths Maaniciipsl Build
ing at Breoklyns was slsps accident mot in
The least degree imyAteEieuss The gas Mas
turned off st the meter dvithoat iarhins
pfftuo ofthe lighted burnsv, ,eAnd when
isxastusbed ton againGeat tie meter ths
kas, df course pissed, hfa8agk hs 81 opeai ID
burners and flled sthsl appenlsaulsSith
an explosive mixture I 6fgasiand air. +
pnly required the iHttsodusties s sn' It light ~
b man who did NOT ukpoH tkisnondition Of
siairs to cause an explosion which ser.
iopsly injured typp p,'4ssS1 did sspsst
dead of damage 90, propettysos Thslslapid
,prac Ice that caused ttis1A AscideHfS ID
about equal to thai shown bg the people
who blow out gas light instead of shutting
Off the gas by tstning tAs stops, E"'b b,1oa: Da,
The Morning herald., 1878-06-28

REPORTS from Paris show great fall
ing of IN The receipts Of the exposition d.
ring tAe past week and comparisons with
previous weeks. This is accounted for by
the continuous wet weather, the great mill
tary review, and the funeral Of the ex,
Kingiof Hanover. which kept thousands s
OF yisitkoarasg tkaag away .t.& I. '4.' ,,,s
The Morning herald., 1878-06-28
he following aessrls4 r@l eysategvf:

Fhe following dessribai f%l estategvf:
| All thA} }1ektAiM iotk tkple6eor parcel ofland
bitnate In the city nf Wilmington. bounded
ErS 6;sE scEIssSSt sSt a W. sSs Sssia ssias
bf Nineteenth street at tho distance OF 2O
feet 3inchss SOU besstesiy fro1att 2 SOUTH
al fsriy Side OF Wa hl1gt6n street, thence
a a sorsr Wsshlpssce thsnce
Eontheestsrly parallel with u st, u ~ sinsl
sIlsl III V with the hTss Hne W 4. in.
to the ssiri ssout 1of 18th ,et !,
and thence thereby northwesterly 28t1 ela.
TO the place OF beginning, be the ,H2ntegts
tfisreof what they may. The nYt thtR ae-
scribed tract OF land on l9th street being
suOject tlhONever to the reguiatiHf and re.
Istriction that no bui!dinE snail be 'efected
on the said southerly side OF 18th street at
Ia Less distance than twenty feet Out that
Itfis wE6Is front toHk said stfeet twesnty feet
Wide shall be Kept IAN 6pUnS eFHan1eatal
|speee for the freei eipasssges pfvsar and iAgas
IiYsSsg5i gsxsi snae taksn~i s3scGtfoti as the
property of Francis p Myers and Annie N
mis- wife. and t. ia, and to be sold by
IsAACGRUBB. Sheriff.
d
The Morning herald., 1878-06-28
TO Shipbuilders and LumbermeD

Fer SALE: A large body Of timber or a.
river landing IN market now TOR nlss na
time. watei-pcwer Of rye mill.ponnoo no or ~
place, leased II iesired. r'rice $6.Oo00,o 0,ooS. N.
mill site and 800 acres of timber for $o,Vv'
thing about timber or milling and nas
some capital For ps,tlcu ars. address
CHASE WIGHT, 81 Harlem Avenue, o"i-