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The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-12-18

Our r~mi friend Mr. Jamss Z: fIargi.
ba. given ,is rnn,e Singular fr-aksafn~tnre
IN the shsi.e af twin. g,urds and n,nn.i'r
Tin si,sssl potatoes. One Of the latter Is
fac. sini,e nf 4 icfs-s china iini with =
tir sensusl head aud face. abort siunrpy
arms. aud thick equity irgs, and w"ald lie
wrlron.ed ID q Iallkriis Jes~ Hour~.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-12-18
I Z D

On the and day &c Decemper. 1873, near
f,ushy Folk, NC. Misr Fannie Briggs.
The only daughter Of Th"s. N. Briggs. in
Tie sO.h year "f her age. She suffered =
long while with ronsumption which
iinely caused her death.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-12-18

& u Z AzN 7 IA
O. r. i,fass nf the hls iwrkers of Person;
aud l,e ,lars 50 with g@,dnia.oh' Orange
mo,lrsiiy takes up the challenge. Mr..
James ON killed one last week 3 years old
that weighted 4SS neii:and Mr.. Aleck
Lloyd killed one y mouths old That
weighed .0i "
MI s. Cooley also killed .hnE' "
mouths old weighing s22. The sanr
sn,onni ~ fdJd as5 ear wnaid hasekrp,
four aags. Oh. Mr.. tis,ley!
We have omitted ~, notice The very
houniiful rrrr-d ~ Mr. I+.w. Hall. wls.
svui W. i ge.diy r,lpply of rrpasrkshly
fine s.ca,d r,s.r df Irisf rosssoes. We
judge fn,n. iIi- literal suails.. that hi.
crop wa. barge Que. The sample Ger.
tainly MAS g.rnl aa-. .|..'. -. .', ss.-.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-12-18

Mr. Enoch sruhbins has sent us q finc
nrnlp whisl, weighs II pounds b,sidss q
literal supply 81 othe y i,ot quite 40 laiTe.
Mr. n. hss the skill always 10 nske = dns
sshitit out ~ slI the vstious brauuliss of
his faFns wurk. - tass
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Thr feIlos Iag :, .ll,f rtograInlllf |:

The iall0vihg " thr proBfHaainme FL, g..
PANT. o. - sa:.s ..a.s -
1. Chorus .cnne where Flowers" from
hiartha. ..
'.-@> singing cIss. a~.,
2. Overture 4 hands: ''tirtievieve"
q. sirzit"u'
. =. Misses Exum.
q. Song. ''siesp. ~eIi, Sweet Angel
r. Ait.
IL Miss Arier~nn. s'r* -
4. Piano Solo. "welIentaaI" '.-
= .4,z =, spindl.r. .-,.
's-+:'~.~ Miss D~Itosses. ~ 81. ~ =
&. pocai Dueff. "L'Addio.' Donixeiii.
ui,. Glenn and Paul, D'AupEG!
q. piano Sud. "Tsigoleito." q. A'ro~ini
a''"s~ ;Mi~- Nash .'-.nt.s . "
:. I;ca, Solo. "LfUsignualo" tconzone
.* di Bravurai T. Mayia, ..
la p. .isr. Mlr. Glenn.
rARr n. 49,, 3
I. Chorus. "spInning Lesson" FROM
49,. o.. = Martha. -s -
Singing ciss-.
. pian0 Solo. "Titsnia." Wesiy.
Ai-s Cromart.c. camiana.
2. Vocal Isen. Rnms.
MI-@r- t'axsnx anil Nash.
4. Fsaao ssso. lsiran fsnIa-iaI ''s"rra
I.lnnn 3sribsi.ii."
\. D'Anna.
Prof. DAnns
5. Jocar Taisc. -I.'t;ta~i." Ar'iiti.
Miss Glenn.
q. Grind OveTtweI hands. ''Guiliaume
~ Tell" = tft.
Gsstt-ci,alk. Il
Mics NarI, and Pnf. D'Anns.
:. Trio. la Ten,I~sIa. campans :
M,.-e. Giriin, clsmx, a,,j Nash.
The ,,-rformans. opened with rattling
yollry .fIiv.ly r.airri-. the Chorus. hy u"
singing Cls.., which Was sung With great
.,ariran,. harmony. and IN IT. fine es'ci-
,i.n Was an encouraging prelude io what
. sar N foliow. $.-. eJA
Tie Overiu. ay the Mir-rs Exnm Was
we'll pIayc,i, the rxrrutIo, l'rIug excellent
Tie sung t,y Miss Anderson gave great
MEASURE. she Inns hWr rich v,'icr. which
Ir.ar- tie evidence II high aud carefal
tIsIning' ...-
TI~ Plane sala hy Miss Mary DrRf~sr'
WAS I~si.ctly aud beautifully play rd; aud
ih, you,,r musician, only twelve years "ld,
xIyrs promise ofa suriassing eSrrllrnce.=
Th. y,cal Dueit hy Misr ti'enn H''d
pn,i NJ A una toak tl,e isuuse hy surprisr
| In IL exqu I.lte Md finishrd execution.
1: was Iirtr calling ior the ins~t InIin'als
knew ledge II musical scisncc. and "''r alr.
,Irreu,lput uIon the mnst delicate srisi'
,dllts- ~ give % expression. prf D'AnnA
sr,he Ant time made us aware " hi'
mastery ~ a vocalist; aud Mis Glenn
w,o aI~ays sarries ilis hearts of hr'
hrsress with her. ,rrw 90 her AZ n'i'li'
t,oumI share ~ admiration. Asa rerIar-
nance wc have never heard u cgualle'l
anywl,err. Tbs piece sas nHst mp
tusss-iy sncofrsL / n if Mi
Tb. pisno s.,Ia BY Miss Mary Nash ws
play.,l IN her ua,al brilliant style.
4 The y,rHi salp. IL 'Usignu"la" th'
| Nightingale iy Miss Glenn wss exquisite
,,hs seemed 10 Iariake uf all tie spIri, snt
al~n,Iun 81 lie spugstsr of tie night. aud
4 her y.,re. III IT, sweetness. itslighines
| ~ a.siblIRy ssemrd 10 have hsen iaks'
fr.u ll,s bird iisclf whose music she sin,u
lated. 81 3ft
pant snd npsned with az amusing 20
j eI,atioa. i,elwsen luo young l".lies "f 'l''
,Inxlns class l,lIawesi,,hy In'rt snlma'
,I.g bur,t ~ Larn,ang rum the wl'"l'
sls.s: amer which Miss cfomsrtIa fol'
Iossd sith plano solo Of rcmsrkabl'
mover. Of execution. Standing 10 fron
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-12-18

Dr. b. A. Robertson alll visit Hill-tNro
professionally an the 2srd inst-the Mon.
day before Christmas.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-12-18

Stated North CsNlila,( I" tue
PERSON COUNTY. Superior Court

DlhlUui Nul IN UQluilnap
PERSON COUNTY. Superior Court.
J. T.. critci,.r. Administrators UfJames
M. Chandler, tleryase,i.
ayufHa II.
L. D. Chandler. ID. A. Chandler, Stephen
Chandler snd sll the nther hrutlssrs aud
si-iers, or rrprr~entaiivesa af r,ich of them
~ may he dad. NJ James ". Chandler,
aud ID. a. Chandler. -
rI,IiE eiSect oT this prncerdius is the snIr ~
III rr#l estate ftr ss.sts In the hands nf fiW al,
snlnktratur o. pay tIn dshis II III. srlai---suI h
appearing that Sfephsn Chandler aud III tie
0fller hrutirrs and sisiers ~ Janirs ~. Chandler,
did. er fh~lr representatives,. wI0sr nnaies are
unknown o. the rlslntin. resided beyond the
limits uf fhis state. u v Unpgr ~ IN the Cnint
That tley apTrsr q the 0lrrk'S Diicr IN Ron.
i,sr. IN aid Cnunty, on nr hcIare the second
M0udsy ~ isnuary. tsia. and snswsr nr dsmnl
10 The raml,laint. Mhirh win le Fied IL ths
Gler.'s Oasrc m ssI Ctuhty within ten iIayl
frcn The date hereof This isth day oGSavsnI
J.J. LaNsDELL, Clerk
SuperiCr i'ourt.
Nov. 9Th CO.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-12-18
ATPARKS'

You can luy coffee nj 10 rents. Nice SUI
gar 3 Is.. He is receiving This week an en-.
tire new stock. SEE his now adsertire-
ment. 80 -. .r
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-12-18
! I'M u Riss'ErTIox

al the. .Scln0l the. Misses Nasl, and
Miss Kollock on "Wednesday evening last
NJ the CLOSING one Of The summer session
attracted . larger asseinblage Of, visitors
than has been uslai on such occasions,
owing no doubt 10 the pleasure derived
fnm lleslnusical. features Of the preceding
ones. The evident markcd progress of The
lnlpilsin musical culture. and the highly
Ewrugl,l expectation that more than orr
dinary excellence was to lie sttainetl oil
This evening. We are sure no one was
disappointed, On the contrary. :here wa-
general rseling ~ surprised delight that
- murI, nf talent. u, much of' bril-
liant execution. so much 81 delicious vo-
calis,l,, va n,ucl, of cultivated taste and res
fine.i ari war her. Up n,u midst, ievr!o-
;ed IN an ii,siiiuiiuu Of which we are I'LL
pl,,,sl. and dircci~i aud t,st-red by the
knowledge aud professional atsior of"ne
who II mt surpassed ~ our estimation l,y
any musical director we have ever known.
MuSirai pnicrtainm.ni- here have heen
frequently gostenup with more elaborate
spre,.araiion, have had the s.ivantasr III
greater laibiieity, haxs been supported
With larger force 81 performers; but we
thlnk Few. N aDy. havecvcr .gualls1i tnir
iasl in It's perfect rro,nrtim,s of i#'irful
sslrction ~ pieces, finished execution '''
their p+rforaailce. aud exquisite taste and
feeling In v,rHiirB,., { Itis mot rx,ravarsi'i
10 say that all was faultlrss; and while
the selections wrre prnInrtionei I" the
prgI-ss oftiie pupils, yrt even il"s- ~l'o
ri.~ri ut the lawrst .round of The ladder
n,oved up~ ard with the sonfi.ient step ol
atloroaxl preparation; while those more
advanced gave splendid evi'lsnce of fine
ns,iYe ial-nt developed 10y tile n's~t pa'
lieut. aud prof,uiri professional training.
The programme of the eseni"g was
= full ane. and adapted 10 the degree-"'
proficiency in the puIsilr. ss"me of them
iu,ierd wrfe in hugh art. den,aatli.'g' iI
their rendering the ,nnst finirl'eo 81 skill
and il,~ n,.,-t perfect 20 musical csraeiiy,
And tl,rs. wrre .ierfrmesl With . rs'n'-
pIrl-i.r-s In all the rrprniials ofskIll. taste
aud beauty ~ To satisfy the nost fasti-
diots exactinhs. @@' !. - t7'.'afia .'.-s'ae !
.H# 4. 3 -
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-12-18
A G A II d.

To all who are suffering fromthe errors
and indi<cfeiioiis 81 youth. nrrv",,s weak.
urss, eafly, deray, l,s-r of nianli,HHi. DC:
viii send recilr tina: will cure y"u RE
OF CHARGE. This great rriieiy was
,liscovenai by a missionary in S'ulil'
Atnerica. send self.addressed rnvrlaI't
Ia tie REy. Jnsr:rH T. lSNAS, Station ID
Bible Ifouse, New York CSty. ~.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-12-18

See ed. q 1. Lynch. Js*elIer &o.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-12-18

% Ss:uf,ixy kfisSn.sp. n yanns man
eu,rrrd the ,alnan of Alex Plcasanis,
can,plsfiihe az King r~sy sick. siie r-i'i
,hafhe hs.l ~siksd da~H The mil rs~d,
sr.ck and had irvn STACKED with vi"'snt
chill. Mr. rira-ani.fotk car~@"f him.
aud fadfs.s that his cresitsHs vas he
rsniux ww~e, s.nt sg Dr. Sirud~ick.
subsequently Dr. wiissn VIA. called In,
Taw.rIs nmrrIng. he ~ss heller. l.,a sub
s~qs~osiy b~rsass nsals IN. and died Il H.
a. .ns. q. sarday. iIis name sss James
sslk<~ Hsilveaf. Wske. ~. f~flicr living
not fs1fsem Fsaedville. foF two yeai'
past We has t~~n working at Halt's
.'t;rsniss'' Fsei.sy. He. wss sbout =
yeasr nf sre. 90 ! "A 3Nzfl
Hls rrssAlps were AIKEN charge Of hy the
ts~n zufhoritirr. and drcrutly inferred.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-12-18
s-s-@s !. ss~asA.

We are infern,ed that on Thursday of
hs week. 4 iIitie rn,iIiaii. ehild ainut
three years aid living Will, its mothrr on
the premises af Mrsw. ID. Latia. near
UaIy~riuy Staiioa. was burned To death
under eirumsianres ~hilrely to' frrlusnt
with cc.liss,i na,i,ef. Tire fnather wrut
aus exriy In, the asoTdug 4, The cs'wI~n.
leaving The ,ahiid 'hhsa-. d sent to tl,r
fire pls.e. knI':iti eIa,ie@ w~rr ignitsd.
and " ;~s.iso cr~lly harmed that d
sI,oriiy afterwards dird.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-12-18

Z
Th< maasm~nt ~ shirh ~er1ake s"'nr
manfls~ .s@v.s -lscie'l ID flir Pn-'',s
tsflss trm~isry ~ ihls ldace 'lurinE The
ls.s ~e~k under tue .ipedniendence "f
W.. J.l,n King q Ralelrh a,sisiri hy
Capt. Henry RichnnI- ~ Hillrlnn'.
II !. frsan ti,e works efihe y. y. Granite
Ca. HsrEsd. q. and y cf Ri'"ie Island
aranlir .fan agrresI,le blush white. u
!. ~ i've pscrr: The sa-e. suh-la'r' die
sniaLla,uie. and surmssiniing 'a'eli'k' toe
whole rrs,lng an = brick foundation. aud
fssu tie ground To- tile arex, twenty "ne
feet high. Tie whpis is graceful and
-r,klng. m,,.t I.rrfscf pr"Is',ia"s living
rnss,vrd, aud the ilnss II The c""IH'''ri',
,~r,s l,lensiinr inio each uil,rr ~ graceful
angles. -.....
Ou ti,r eas, f@ee a tie sul.base. appear-
tli Inscription.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-12-18
GIlAHAM.

4 Ezs s#s a GRAHAM.
= The die has the aour fa~es highly
polished, and 90 Ia Fast face i ia-erited'
fslsaker of The House ~ Comn'ons,
f,.nslar NJ tie uniied s'sies.
f,over,or ~ North csraina,
Secretary afihe United sisies Navy.
'.s & s~na..,r ~ the Cnnfelrrsis States,
as Arbl,ralm .f the Maryland aud
n vIrFinh line. -e ~"@
or the Narth face Il ins criced. ty.s fr
81. Fortunate IN his desceht aud *&
II An the rlfsy ~ nsiure. he ihnnaighly
se* fitted hlm-elf faf the du,issof
y ..a IA. ppFr.ion and nf raulic lilsf H..
III. pe-rY~ing faculties ~ rare
pruwstlsn and harmony, he s'l"rnsd
M. r.rprr ly quiet and 'lAnnilrss
q. rm,ass, o,~ned aud fsrd principles
+ ofc.nluc,. and unfzIling r'ufisry
= and sisinlss. rnms. .,tt .l1
"rh. n,su,ofy of The just is blrs'ed''
On ,hs We, side go :.
.wfIfsa,ALExaSDEn GRAHAM
Born r-%
hsptpmI,~r 8, isot
u :. died
August II. 1858.
The South face Iias 10 inscription
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-12-18

Mr. Thnn,a. u. Turner. formerly well
known caIsz-i, ~ thi.. plAee. ,!bpt ~ late
year. living al-'ut thr~e msiss frnsn town.
died ON Tss-dsy .n,ar,apk, the Huh Inst.
afier q linr~riag iiInrss fr'a, es'ii-,imIaion.
He vsr tsatsLly tslou, ~ yrars "f.se'
The daily gazette., 1878-08-20
General News.

The propeller Java sank off Point an
Sable, Mich, at $50 A. NJ. Sunday, and
is a total loss. All hands saved.
Ex-Gov. Seth Pedelford, of Providence,
+. l., was stricken with paralysis yester-
day, and his recovery is regarded as
doubtful
An incendiary fire DESTROYED the Wash
ington Mills at Ashland, Mass, Sunday.
B. l.. Crocker and o. Ames * Son, chief
sufferers; less $4,000.
During the forty-eight hours ending at
noon yesterday the receipts of grain at
Toledo, Ohio, were as follows: Wheat,
LOO cars; corn, 80 cars oats, % cars.
At Biggs, Butte county, California,
Sunday morning, IA fire destroyed nine
teen building $ all but two business houses
Loss SOL 400, insurance <63 200. Several
suspected incendiaries were arrested
L. Il. Martindale of lndianapolis, filed
a voluntary petition in bankruptcy yes.
terday. Liabilities S3l5,0O0, secured by
mortgages on real estate valued at S5O3,-
900 This valuation is about o-thirds
OF the property made when the mortga-
ges were executed. The proceedings dc
not in any way effect the Indianapolis
Journal, its management or accounts
The paper will be published, as hereto
! fore, in the name of L. b. Martindale <
Co, being the firm name adopted by til.
| publishers.
The daily gazette., 1878-08-20
THE LAST RAID INTO MEXIco

OUR TROOPS CHARGE NEwTowN-NAR-
ROW ESCAPE OF NOTORIOUS CATTLE
THIEF.
GALVESTON, TEXAs. August l9.-The
News San Antonio sp cial says the fol-
lowing is statement of the recent
movement of troops ON the night of the
10TH Colonel Young, with Two batta-
lions of cavalry, crossed the Rio Grande,
surrounded Newtown early in the morn
ing and charged the town for the purpose
OF capturing the notorious stock thief
Ariola, but he had fled, riding off bare
back without clothes or arms.
The alcade Of Newtown was interview
ed and induced to accompany Colonel
Young to this side OF the river, when he
stated that Ariola stole cattle from Tex.
as for living, taking the stolen stock to
Mexico, where he sold it, regular Mexican
troops being the purchasers, the Mexican
officers knowing the stock to be stolen
The alcade also gave information i'm
plicating high Mexican officials in rob
berries. Owing to high waters part O
Mackenzies force failed to cross and tn,
trail OF the stolen stock being obliteratet
Colonel Young's command was forced t,
return Some Mexican troops arrived a
Newtown from the direction of Piedra
Negras on the 18th, but made no demon
, stration agai nst the American troops.
The daily gazette., 1878-08-20
Registers Order.
REGISTER $ OFFICE.
New Castle Co.. August 9th

Upon the application OF Rosanna
France. Administrators, ID. B, N, OF Hugh
O'Brien, late of Wilmington HID. in sa id
decd, 1t is ordered and directed by
the Register that the Adm nistratrix afore.
said give notice OF the grantingof Letters OF
Administration ID. b. N. upon the Estate OF
the decd, with the date of granting thereof.
by causing advertisements TO be posted
within forty days from the date OF such
Letters, In six of the most public places OF
the County of New Castle, requiring all
persons having demands against the Es-
tate, to present the same or abide by an
Act of Assembly in such case made and
provided. And also cause the same TO be
inserted within the same period in the
Delaware GAZETTE, IA newspaper pub
lished In Wilmington, and TO be continued
therein three weeks (e. o, d.
t---~) Given under the hand and Seal ol
; LIS. Office of the Register aforesaid. al
~ New Castle, in New Castle County
Aforesaid, the day and year above written
S. 9. BIGGS, Register
NOTICE
All persons having claims against the
Estate of the deceased must present The
same duly attested to the Administrator
on or before August 9Th 1879. or abide The
Act OF Assembly in such case made and
provided.
ROSANNA FRANCE,
Administrators, ID. b. N
Address, Wilmington Del,
The daily gazette., 1878-08-20
FOURTH EDITION
The Law on the Rampage

Several young gentlemen were quiet
ly sitting In Messrs. Turner q Sharpley's
law Office, at Seventh and Shlpley streets,
last evening, enjoying friendly game
of "PedrO," when The door suddenly
burst oleI, and we'll known young
student-a'-law, raving drunk, dashed in>
To the room. He quickly stated his er-
rand lie had been tnrashed III neigh
boring beer saloon, aud want d the oceu-
pants Of the ofhce TO 60 around and help
him TO secure mis- revenge. This they
sensibly refused to do, when the young
student at law Immediately began kick
il g up the worst kind of a fuss. Among
the other antics he seized a cavalry sabre,
which was hanging against the wall, and
grew SO denonsrative that the danger
Gus weapon had 10 be taken from him
by force. He was then torcibly elected
from the room, and going down stars he
created such noise and excitement on
The orner that geu leman living i'll the
nelghDorhood went alter policeman,
Tor the purpose OF having this law-break-
Ing law student arrested.
But the crowning outrage was yet to
come. Before the arrival OF the police
man the tes i've young sprig Of the law
went around on Orange street where he
met a young man escurting young lady
t. Ler home. Without any AGO he imme-
diately assaulted The young man and at
tempted 10 take charge OF the young lady
forcing her 10 hasly retreat to the house
Of Esquire Publ, on Seventh street,
where she had been vistiag. After this
escapade, this lAw-deiying law student
Was token IN charge by some friends
who succet ded in inducing INN TO relire
To his home,
The affair promises to assumea legal
aspect, as the friends of the insulted
young lady are determined 10 make tie
oliendlns law stuuent openly apologize
to her for tins ou rage, and III the event
of his refusal will have him indicted
before Tue Grand Jury. His name is
withheld from this article solely cut of
respect for the 'e'ln. of his family.
The daily gazette., 1878-08-20
REGISTER s ORDER.
REGisTEk's OFFICE,

We" 'astIe county. August I, 1878.
Upon application of Ellen NJ. O'Brien.
Administratrix OF Hugh s. O'Brien, late
OF wilmington hundred, in said county
deceased, IL Is ordered and directed by the
Kegs er that the Administrative afore
said give notice of the granting of letters
of administration upon the estate of the
deceased, with the date OF granting there
of, by causing advertisements to be post
ca wlthld iorty days from the date of such
letters, in six OF the most public places of
the county of New Castle, requiring all
persons having demands against the es-
tate 70 present the same or abide by an
act of assembly In such case made and
provided. And also cause the same 10 be
inserted within the same period In the
WiLMl MlNGToN GAZETTE, newspaper pub.
lshed in wilmington, and to be conLlu-
ued therein three weeks, (eod).
t-~~, Given under lhe hand and seal
Il. =. ( OF oit'ce OF the Register aforesaid
'--v~~' at New Castle, IN new Castle
county, aforesaid, the day and year above
written. s. g. BIGGS. Register.
The daily gazette., 1878-08-20
Registers Order.
REGISTERS OFFICE,
New Castle county, July u, ls7,

Upon the application OF Mary A. Sutton,
Administrative of Samuel b. Sutton late
of Red Lion Hundred, In said County,
deceased, 1t Is ordered and directed
by the Register that the Administratrix
Aforesaid give notice of the granting OF
Letters OF Administration upon the Estate
OF the deceased, with the date of granting
thereof. BY causing gadvertisementst to be post
ed within forty days from the date OF such
letters In six ofthe most public places of the
County OF New Castle, requiring all per-
sons having demands against the estate to
present the same, or abide by an act OF As
sembly in such case made and provided
And also cause the same to be inserted
within the same period in the Wilmington
GAZETTE newspaper published in Will
mington, and to be continued therein three
weeks. (e. o. d
49,, Given under the hand and Seal
l.. y. of office of the Register aforesaid
'--~~, at New Castle In New Castle Co ,
aforesaid the day and year above written.
y. G. BIGGS, Register.
NOTICE.
All persons having claims against the Es-
tate OF the deceased, must present the same
duly attested. to the Adm1nistratrix on or
before July oath, 1879, or abide the Act OF
| Assembly in such case made and provided
MARY A. SUTTON,
| Administrators.
| Address, Henry G. Freeman, Jr.,
Attorney for Administrators,
l2l South Fourth ST., Philadelphia, Pa.
. jy26-3weod.
The daily gazette., 1878-08-20
YELLOW FEVER PRECAUTIONS.

His Honor, the Mayor, and DIR. Draper,
the port physician, issued orders yester.
day that no vessel from any of the south
ern ports will be allowed to enter the
Chrisiiana without first being examined
rs to the health of those on board.
Captains Heacock of the tug Mulford
and Downing of the tug Martha will re-
fuse to tow up all vessels from southern
ports, without first being examined by
the port physician.
The daily gazette., 1878-08-20
o.lsall!. .MlsalAl!.All!IEdll]lllL1!1aijjl]' Isl y ijj]'
TOTAL iBSTENElCE SiYIaG WIsR TILL NJ
ETlES,

There is curious story about some n,t
wines which are eNcnIyeN advertised rovl
days, and have only tcoenliy been ru IN
the market. Dr. Underh.l. the vtGtsdl
Erapc-gr Of Croton Pom, died IN n
Some OF his heirs en ertainoi enper,1
views Of such extreme ko!, hat ty NJ
unwilling to allow tle stock a l neds,l
hand 20 BE- sold or auf m5tc 20 lepI
The f. aprs have spaeLme L n sgI|
market and sYaetimes & w decay M
the N.usa. l'is ouiynJV tAtf. rll
nava a4ccrcdod in arr3ngu Z Eilraa.l nj
Ci the & "a ard Tho g1.t Of l,VseI
hand. Among t.crai:i,} anc,i ,'a,Ht
Of 1904. described d; q "taoet tt9alrr
but suggesting rlr Impgal Ila7 n
than any o'hcr Egrorcth wine. and ID
wholly unlike any chr vie " Aasa
growth. It purify, are nr' re Ia'1 ~
remarkable, and bpih pay .aid
ianclcrs have special i.'"', .rGa
ulde 4 native vine nov acce, We i1 5wo
siderable quantity lhcNhoesu.Ghii
hands Of the wcll-knoGn Whole. a s1a
house Of the lhaTOers. ~. Y, Tn.
Non. y, IS77.
The daily gazette., 1878-08-20
Change of PIace,

The next session of the Grand Lodge
OF the United States, |. o. Q. f., which
on the third Monday of September next
VIII be held in Baltimore, Md. This
change Is made on account of the preya.
lenee of yellow fever IN the South.
The daily gazette., 1878-08-20
KEARNEY REPUDIATED BY TIL E
CATHOLICS.

From Archbishop Purcell's Catholic
Telegraph
We are pleased to learn that Kearney,
the vilest of our Communistic demago-
gues, is not Catholic Irishman. He is
Protestant and an Orangeuan. lie is
pupil of an Orange Lodge. This school
can claim without dispute the honor OF
his moral and intellectual training.
The daily gazette., 1878-08-20
QUARTERLY MEETING

The colored people of "Hickory
Steeple" Church, about mile and a ha f
south of Glasgow, held quarterly meet
ing IN the woods, on Sunday. The at
tendance was very large, and about fifty
carriages came to the grounds from Will
mlngton. The meeting was greatly en-.
joyed by all present
The daily gazette., 1878-08-20
REGISTERS. ORDERS.
Icegister's Order
NJ hEGIsrER's OFFICE,
new castle county. Auv q is7e :

, X, u,
Upon the application OF John s,,,
~, administrator OF John Simpson Sr
iate ei thrisiiana hundred, in SAID coi,nt -
deceased u Is ordered and directed by IL,
give notice OF granting OF letters Of adi
ninlstratlon upon the estate OF the deceas-
eu, win the date OF granting thereof Nv
Saus.ng ACCOMPLISHMENTS to be posted with
IN iorty days from the date OF such Ieitara
III SIX OF the most public places Of the
county OF New Castle. requiring Mi nar
sons having demands against the estate In
pre- paneei. .ne same or abide by an act OF as :
semoly IN such case made and nrovIdad
Ana also cause the same 10 be inserted
wllhih lhe same period In the DAILY
oAAETTE, newspaper published In Will
Weeks, cod ''iioe
go Given under the hand and seal
Il. - OF oiiice OF the Register aforeeaid.
- AT New Castle, In New Castle
county, Aforesaid, the day and year above
Written' y. y. RIGGS. Register.
The daily gazette., 1878-08-20
NorIGE

All persons having claims against the
estate OF the deceased must present the
same duly attested to the Administratrix
act of assembly in such case made and
provided. ELLEN NJ. O'BRIEN.
Auuress, wilmington, Del Adm'x.