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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-08-15
EAST ST. LOUIS.
Tile Municipal Middle Dragging Its Wea
ry Way Through the Courts.


ry Way Through the Courts.
ST. LOUIS, Aug. "A. The chapter of events
in East st. Louis to-day may be briefly written
thus: The charter council met this morning
and unanimously adopted resolution instruct
ing John Mclean to demand the surrender of
the city market house, now in possession OF
Bowman. and which is used by them as a city
hall and headquarters of the deputy marshals
and Mayor B0wman's police force, and in ca e
of refusal to call for assistance to enforce his
demand. Late this afternoon Mclean made a
formal demand for the market house on Mayer
Bowman and General Law City Clerk Sullivan.
which was promptly refused by them. Not
being able to find General Law City Marshal
Walsh, on whom to make similar demand.
and it being now nearly dark, Mclean retired
without calling any one for assistance, and
the curtain fell to rise again tomorrow morn
ing uDOn some new scene.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-08-15
SPRING WHEAT.
Estimate of a Chicag" Commercial Paper
Increased Acreage But Decreased

Estimate OF SnlcayO SSmmerC1al PAPER
Increased Acreage But Decreased
Yield.
CHICAGO, AUG. 14.-Howard. White. Crowell
& Co., publishers of the Daily Commercial Bul-
letin, will tomorrow issue estimate of the
spring wheat crop of the northwest. Returns
have been received from 26l counties in Iowa,
Illinois, Wisconsin, Minnesota, Kansas. Mis-
seuri and Dakota. The aggregate acreage in
the counties reported is 1884 900 against
4690,O00 last year, an increase of $3.50 per
cent. The estimated acreage for these States
on the basis of their returns is
100000 apainst 7,15s,00O last year. The
aggregate yield is estimated at l21, 665, 600
bushels against 1877. 423, 600 bushels last year
a decrease of 5,75S,000 bushels, notwithstand-
ing the greatly increased acreage. The States
of Iowa, Minnesota, and Wisconsin show de-
!! creased production of 100000 bushels, at
at the same time showing an increased acreage
of 2,058,000. The average yield per acre is re-
ported at 124 bushels against 1850 bushels
last year. The quality in Wisconsin, Mime
sofa, and Iowa is generally reported poorer and
about one grade lower, while that in the other
States exhibit little change from that of last
wear.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-08-15
ofioers National Grove of Druitls.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. Aug. 14.-The national
grove Ancient United Order of Druids. elected
officers for the ensuing term to-day: NJ. G.. N. A.,
Charles Kiehl. Brooklyn, N. Y: r. w. u. G.. A.,
Charles Endelmeyer, Cincinnati; r. w. g. Sec
rotary. Henry Frend.nthal Albany, N. T.; R.
A. G.. T., Phillip Stremmet, st. Louis. Henry
Siegemheim. st. Louis, John Becker, Louis
vile, and Charles Weber, st. Paul, were elected
trustees, with F. A. Marble, Columbus o., as
secretary of the board
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-08-15
Associated Press Meeting.

DETROIT, Mich, Aug. 14.-The Western Asso-
ciated Press met in annual convention to-day.
There was large attendance, and a great deal
of important business was transacted. The
board Of directors and old officers were re-
elected. There waa an excursion on the river
under the direction of the Detroit papers.
After, about half Of the members went to Put.
in-Bay, and returned to their homes
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-08-15

Ilme, Z:I5, ECU, 2:2U, 2:2I1a.
In the pacing Sleepy George won the
first and third heats. Sweetzer the second and
the race was postponed till tomorrow. Time,
2:2l}]a, 2:1619, 2:ls19.
TRoTTING AT SAN FRANCISCO.
San FRANCISCO, Aug. 14.-Sacramento jockey
club meeting. First race, three in five; Harry
Abbottsford. Lady Emmett Corisande. Glib
raltar and Tamarac. Won by Abbottsford.
Time, 2:27, 2:29, 2:2914.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-08-15
Wandering Nez Perez, Handsomely
Thrashed.

CHICAGO, Aug 14.-official information is
received that Lieut.. Wallace, of Fort Missoula,
has overtaken the marauding band of Nez
Perces, numbering about twenty, who have
six, wounding three and killing or capturing
most of their ponies. He had only u handful
of men in his command, but used them to ex-
cellent advantage.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-08-15
Weather To-day.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 4.-1ndications for the
upper Mississippi and lower Missouri valleys:
Colder, clear or partly cloudy weather; winds
mostly northwesterly; rising barometer Xiv.
era will remain nearly stationary.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-08-15
NUMBER 2l3.
POLITICAL POINTS.
TIE TA1IoNALs OF THE HUrMEa
STATE.

A Lengthy Platform GOVERN. All tho
Isms of he D+y--A New Legal Tender
and Repeal of the Resumption Act De.
inanuedPublic Lands In Common--
Labor Bureaus Essential to General
vision of Monopolips. ETC.. Etc.--Miscel-
laneous Political Notes.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-08-15
Ball Founders.

BosToN, Aug. 14.-Bostons s; Indianapolis B..
PROVIDENCE, Aug. 14.-Proyideuce 3; Chi
cago2.
SYRACUSE. N. Y. Aug. 14-Uticas 10; Stars s..
CINCINNATI, Aug. l4.-Milwaukees 6; Gin
cinnati s.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-08-15
Business Wrecks

New York, Aug. H.-John Rand and George
W. Cecil, bankers and brokers, hase gone into
bankruptcy. Liabilities about 900 0dO; assets
nominal
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-08-15
Death of Prof. Raymond.

PoUKEEpsIE, N. Y, Aug. H.-John 81. Ray
mond. president and professor of mental and
moral philosophy at Vassar college, died this
morning; aged "a.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-08-15
Amber Michigan Wheat.

New YoRK, Aug. flowing to the large re-
ceipts of aEber Michigan wheat meeting was
held at the produce exchange to-day for the
purpose of fixing the grade. The meeting will
be continued tomorrow.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-08-15
SUMMARY.

Time-frst heat, 36, 1909, 1:444. 2:2lA;
second heat, :361, III, l:46A, 2:231s; third
heat, :35aa4, 1:O954, 1:45A, 2:2l19.
In the 1924 class Carrie was drawn. at the
opening the bay gelding Edwin Forest owned
by @. M. Legg, Cincinnati was sold at SlU0 to
to Sl7 for Tramp, lin and 2l5 for the field.
Before the heat trotted the field was sold
for SIP to 800 for Forest. He made the
second quarter and four lengths in 1914 sec
onds, and finished in 2:8. Knowing ones now
purchased the field for Sl4Q against $l2o for
Forest. For the second heat Gli,lden the driver
seemed to pull Forest up to break on the first
turn. and allowed himself to be pocketed, jog
ging out the remainder of the heat.
he claimed, however that his horse was
cut by another, but the defense was not accept.
able to the crowd, and Morrill, Higbee, owner
of Little Fred. was put behind Forest. but the
horse was not even driven to win. This race
was denounced by nearly everybody as trotted
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-08-15
FRAUD FAKES.
INTERESTING DETELOPMENTS1 BIZ
TIE POTTER COMMITTEE.

The Bargain by Which Hayes Was Seated
in the PresIdency--The Mcveigh Com
mission Do The Work Outlined by Mat
thews and His Co-Conspirators--Inte
esting Letter from Congressman Darrall
to James e. Anderson.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-08-15
THE POOL BOOK.
Played by the Jockeys 1t Wins tho 2:24
Race at Utica -Croxie Scores Another
Victory in the 2:2S Glass and is Sold flor
$S,OO0--Other Sporting Matters.
Tu,1' SpOrts.
RUNNING AT SARATOGA.

RUNNING HT SAKATOGA.
SARATOGA, Aug. 14.-The first race was for a
purse of $500, one mile, Joe had head the
start when the flag fell and kept it, winning in
l:46A. Virginius I'd, Zoe Sd.
Second race, mile and five furlongs; won by
Darecheff, Shylock I'd. Belle Sd; time, 2:o3A.
Third race. three-quarters of mile; wor by
Mollie, Wilson's flley Egypt I'd, Florida 8 d;
time. l:1S1a.
TRoTTTNG AT UTICA.
Utica. N. Y, Aug l4.-At the Park associa-
ton meeting, the bay mare Croxie. winner of
the 2:28 race, was bought by Dan Mace for
$4,000. Chestnut Hall Great Western, Lottie,
kinehope and Jessie Hoyt were drawn in the
2:28 class.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-08-15
EUROPEAN EVENTS.

Iron-Clad Law for the Prevention of the
Censorship of the Press and Public As
semblies--Large Number of Arrests and
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES to Austrian Occu-
patton OF the Provinces Continued--Mis-
cellaneous.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-08-15
RUSSIAN WITHDRAWAL.
ArsrR1A's ADVANCE,

CoNsTANT1NopLE, Aug. 1.-THE Russian
troops will begin embarking home early next
week. The Russian suggestion that the Brit
ish fleet should retire simultaneously with the
Russian troops remains unanswered. Russia's
hint that the Porte onght to engage not to for
tify the lines of Tcheaemedje for some time,
was unfayorably received.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-09-25
LiyER rs KING.

The Liver Is the inperial organ Of the
whole human system, NJ II controls the
life, l,eaitlr and happiness ofnan. When
il II disturbed IN its proper action, all
kinds ef ailnlents are the natural results.
The digestion of food, Tile movements Of
she heart aud blood, The action Of the
brain ami nervous system, are all i'm.
inetiaiely connected with the workings
~ the Liver. II has been successfully
proved that Green's August Flower Is
unelualle,l IN curing all persons afflicted
with Dyspepsia Or Liver Complaint, and
all the numerous symptoms that result
from ap unhealthy condition ofthc Liver
and stomach. Sample bottles to try, 10
cents. Positively sold In all towns Oh the
Western Continent. Three ;dsses will
prove that itis just wllaty want q,
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-09-25
ARMoRY ORANGE GUARDS

\ \ ~. s5.. a., HTLIsBoRo n. 9. Sert, 2Oth..
MR. EDIToR.-Ata call.meeting Of the
Orange Guards held Tonight tile follow
ing resolutions. which We hope you will
,lo us the kindness Ia laiblish, was offered
and unani nimousiy adopted ttss ~ 5tf.
REsoLvED. That NIL persons who had
heen members Of the Orange Guards ny Ia
the close "f the late war ie enrolled upon
nur Company boks Us Honorary nem-
befs. aud constitute our Veteran cnrlS;
ah,l that tile same are hereby respectfully
linrited To attenti, with tl,etrwives aud
daughters 'our Anniversary Celebration,
an tile lst of October, 10 hear the AL.
.dressaf Capt sJames, 4. G,al,am. wle ii
togive ur. on that oceq,sion the history ot
the old Company. and especially concern-
ing itsaction during The war at which,
time he was in cominaud.
Fa* Tam, Dear Sir. Very Respectfully
i Your Obe,iient servant,
9T B. CAMERON.
# q. u. u.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-09-25

The Chatham Record says: We regret
10 learn i:,at this fearful disease has arain
ma,le it, sppearancein 10 several sections oi
our county, aud isof very malignant
type Mr.. james Burke, who resides
ihrre miles fram here. LOST two children
la-i week, WIN were buried In the same
cofiin. aud again on Sunday last he lo-i
two ulI,er. and now his hfih aud lasi
child Is very III and expected to die with
the same fata. disease.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-09-25

Attention j. called 70 the ad Of. Moore 4
Th"mpson. Raleigh. gentlemen we'll knowrl
~ the readers Of the Re ,order and envia-
bly known IS promp.. active and faitaiul
cOnsignecs for al produce or business en-.
trusted TO their bands. Selling cotton is a
speciality. and they specially desire tO
handle the 6ne roiton If ,'r@ngc aud ch.t-
ham. Knowing :bese gentleman We cor.
daily commend them to the consideration
,f our readers. =, s......s
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-09-25
Mr. n. Piu.naaore.

We omitted upon the insertion Of The
notice ofthis gentlemen to call attention
to II, our space l'eing much In demand ~
the time. We do SO now. both In conse.
quelfce of ftileintril,sic interest of the al
vertisclnei,t, anil of Tile great services MI.
rlulnadore Is rendering our section by his
aciiviiy e intelligence iii tile cause of inl-
migration. Mr.. P.appean q rightly es.
Innate ihe.value of this in,me,iiaie section
LIN which lie Is wiser than some Of our
avn peoplr--and has already attracted
ihither aud furnished with homes u man,
Der who will bc ranked among our best
citizens. Such u niaI Is public benefac-
tor aud should he received rs such.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-09-25

THE SOUTHERN PLANTER AND FAR,
MER--we are in rsrpiIa Of sepembel
number 81 this valuable farmers journal
Il eunlains iifiy.eight Iages of interesting
aIni valuable matter. We satice in tl!l,
number, smong It's corwspnndenis, some
of the i'esi farmers II tlie State---s,,ch a'
Colo,,el Rcbert beverley. G'serI,ar smith,
Judge Christian, Major Chrisman, Colone
William NJ. Cal,elI, Dr. j. M. Blanton, X
Perrin Graves, Esq; General Mpem, DIR
.. L. NJ Curry, C"I"nel Ficklin aud
oli~fs. We advise sucliof our farIners n
do nut subscribe for II TO Address DIR
Dickinson, Richmond, Va. Price, So
year. Ftr II gt5 &c.,. Il
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-09-25
rae chatham Record.

We have received The first i,umber oi
this paper printed atfiuslnru by II. A.
Landan jr, editor. IL Is handsomely
printed. and promises To be ably esiite,i'
For Mr.. lsonIon Is a gentleman OF ability
aud of large In,litical Information. We all
knew the earnrstnpss Of his lalnrs as
Chairman oftlie Democratic Executive
Committee 81 this District, and lie brings
to his paper the same zeal which marked
his efforts on The stump
We welconie tie Re,-ord with gieal
pleasure, parliculsrlyas an able ally ii
this ispresent campaign. s ~ L .
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-09-25
e..a s...rl...n,- celebration.

The members of Star ofll,e s"uth nc
independent 0rlcr of Good Samaritan,
turne,l outon the i2th. headed 10y the
silver Cornet baud of Ralrigh. The,
marched tifom their hall up tile priIclpal
streets, aud presented u cre,litable ap'
peapncr. They were addressed at might
by one III their memhes of lie Order, anu
went ihrnirh u number ef eyolutions.
We are glad 10 sev the coIore,i i#olIs
taking an Interest IN benevolent societies
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-09-25

We regret to learn from friend Lille
tlrst he docs lnt get The R,asRnsR with
regularity; wiicl, v. regret Tile More. l'e'
cause lie ~ frequently refers totl,e REcoR'
DER 10 mort gratifying terms. The fault
10 not uur dam: fpr slnre Instructions q
that iulent. We have mailed the REcoRDEH
most faithfully alri regularly 10 LilesSille'
We hole with Col. Lilies, that the ad'
mirer ~ lila RrcnRDER VIM IRE ih,
HERAIp's copy ~ill show an honest ai'
precIation BY sobscriling. ..
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-09-25
i.mlnruI Aecidcnt.

We regretlo state that Miss. Salty x,
Nasll OH Tuesday last willie WaIRihg
caught her .uol Il, some obstruction and
fell, sustaining. serious Rinjury, i being
ionnd tiiat.her collar l'ona Wis broker
Her suffering lias l.ren very great. bui We
join Ia soliciuuus ioi,e felt by the wllplt
community that this excellent lady will
soon iiiid the relief which care aud skill'
ful surgical skill can afford. Z ,:' r
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-09-25

We regret 10 rl,ronlrle the death of our
former townsman Mr. Edward CahIrre
which occlirrpl at Durham ou Saturday.
He had been III several weeks with splnal
meningitis. we believe. He was tile snii
of Mr.. Charles r. Crabtpr, WAS ahout y
yearsofage and leaves wifeto mourn his
untImely death. He vas young man
held in high esteem by all ~hv knew him'
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-09-25

az Mr.. Robert Daniel has sent us ZONE beau.
'tifui s.iecimelS Of fue cured tobacco. bright.
saIins and heavy bodied. and IL it's fair
specimen ofihc incoming crop. wemay con-
,rratulate him uponihis fine success in cur.
ing. aud may look forward to a supply
much superior to'that which has filed the
markets during this year. ~ '..%''tc.a
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-09-25

Mr.. i. II. Webb was III tow,, last week,
suffering greatly from injuries received At
Beaufort. He was haihing in lhe surf at
prllslace,, and the waves proved ton
strong for him, and he was hurled help-
less against tile r,sky breakwaIer which
guards The poini Of the island and fear.
fully tossed aud bruised. It. will take
time ,orrsiore i,ims RI " ~. !"
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-09-25

The new brick building Of Mr.. ] A.
Cheek h rapi,ily approachilg completi"n,
and is finished with more reference Ia
beauty aud convenience of arrangement
than amy hnuse of It's character in The
place. Mr.. Cheek will soon begin another
brirk imilding a: similar size on the Site
of tile establishment now occupied by him
Prel.araiious for anotller. building are
brinR made. Itwlj"ins Rfr~ennpn'is u
But there are siill several vacant stores
around tile Court House square.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-09-25

Tile Wilmington Star says We regret
IL have tu annuuure this nlurning that Dr
A. r.. Wright. wlio was strrken VIII,
l,araiysls Un Monisy last, is still very ~,
il,erc having bern 80 perceptihlp improve.
n,rnt III ills condition since uur rslH,rt "
Tuesday morning. We sincerely hOpt
th-re may be a change fni tile betIei
to-day.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-09-25
r.baree raessrie- IN ornnEe.


Col. Polk in his rr:ort for sept. itA,
makes . siuguIsronilssioniu 10 his enulnsra-
tiou OF the tobacco factories in North
Carolina by making NO nientinu "f Oa;,Rr
cuuuiy; aa 0IissIias q" singular Ia view
of tie acknowledged aid caii-picuous
pronnineucs q: Durl,an,; an Orange connly
towu, that We HscriLe IL 10 acsident RATHER
than design. sssfss. II Il .ai;> - a
T We ,lo iiot think there Is nav saeiury
at work in the conniy outside ~ tue
lowtis uf iiillsI~rs md Durham, tile i'ls
t4n,ysniencc of working 90 conform 10
present revenue laws having CLOSED the
yrmnlry factorirs In The former iown.
tl,eic ATE six, aud In the latter there are
furicpn o, rhfvu-twrniy OF more
whicI, wuuid make Orange 81, ~, the
Iirl, tiramvills having ~, stokes .,
forsytlls .. lsirkingham .. hut In
can-umplion of ra~ material, Orange ID
iivar, ifnul at, the l,ead Of the list. ~
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-09-25
Eawarsis Z .ssl lsreugi.to.s.

See al. of this Ii,eestaoIishment, which
Ii all II claims 10 he III CAPACITY for work,
variety and excellence 81 y le andtn tnoder.-
tion Of prices. We have been all through
II, and can cordially commend tito pub
lie tavur. .sst'Ef .fs' Nv 'ss2fst
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-09-25

We sw indebted q 4. NJ. Long. sccy
of ths Roanoke aud Tar River Agricnl'
tuval spciety Cor an Invitation to lie nrr-s''t
attae Far ofthe Association which he.
gins at wei1on On the nth ofocto',er
ana eon'luurs 10 Nav. III inclusive We
rson,ire oarsclyrs TIE pleaMr. ~ aiien.
ding, which pleasure wci#ys heretofore
been deprived "f Fs =
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-09-25
Jn.Iph rurt,er spared lsllIy smith while

Jn-iph Turner SPARED Billy smith while
in johnson county. thinking prsil'ly tim,
Billy would i,r soitene,f towards him, aud
fail In Milh the nunInariuno: the Radical
Executive Con,nliiie-. But he Is no: -,
foteivhg ~ all that; aud "Biow Your
Horn Billy" has sounded u long aud loud
blast al, his bugle to gather the clans 'ol
Johuson io reputiiaie the, work of that
Commitiee' Its Gabriel's trumpet tr
Turner. ;-
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-09-25
wATsoN,s -
Improved Rotary Harrow!
Ia The Grmt DesatsratHa FoHmiR
The Invention Of

Cornelius Watson 1T yahrcyvills. N. q.
rISIiiS l. hafruw rirrtllar IN firm, botlzuf.
L ial Nsels atirsd Nith IN Tuws uf lrrIb .rt
in srnS failialing from hub. aud rgy,tlns f.Is
sly when N niuipn araliFil tiia asp. Frnih iIlp
centre rNIvnas IN arm 10 wlihh j. attached 4
weight hoN. whlrh wlwu ~ iIse gItrs I'M frtary
mniirn ~ the htrrsw. This retary tmsilsn,
while le-~ens The dfalts y iis'lf 4 r6mhihatt.i
II three nslluns. rptaFS, aIvrwail al,,i ls1tk.
ward motion. thus ensrfiiig drrp and lh1ruIlsli
InIlsCriEIipn ~ The rstil. frtlrrinn u "a hne
Iilih. and leating v rsgisrily Fvsi. while ilr,
latruw ~ ~ revolutions. dirhafgss ~ trash
aIiI makrs NJ avursnlstieir. Tks haudlrS. ~.
volsing ~ an axis, NIKE the turning - the hars
row ~ The end ~ The Tnw NEEDLESS
single and fluu.de llarfuws made
th,uiiu HafFdws drlisef,d ~ liliisbrfu Detot
iOF Si1.nU. tIns horsr efn.
Orders spnt ~ the sIib~rrilsrs II Yahrpvvrls,
n. z. ~ givrH tU,ths etii'1r VI the Rpcnrler at
liillsboro will receive prompt attention.
Terms Cash. WATSUN 4 BtiNN.
July 18th iE Yaneeystlie, n G,
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-09-25

sse the supposed csrrrspendence ~
Pennington aud Turner oi first page
some very suggestive hiats Of certain
transseslsus of Turner may ripen very
s,gnincsntly before the campaign closes
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-09-25
a Q AR D. /.

To NIL who are suffering from tire error
ami ihdiscretloi,S Of youth, nervous weak
ness, early decay, lnss Of niaih0od, &c;
will send u recipe tina. Will cure you FREF
OF CHARGE. This great remedy wa'
discovered by q missionary in Snuil
America. Send II self-addresse,i enyelDp,
to tile REV. JosEpH I. ,INmAN, iStatioH d
Bible House. ,NeW York Citg., .t,... 1y.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-09-25

Dr. ID. A. I,1b.,i-,n will not nt w
tilll.boro until Monday of Sareri"r Court
week lOct. iitl,). ~ he will 6e a',se''. trnn'
the State until that time. Those having
sppolntmsnts with him will act ac-
cOldingly.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-09-25

We request all mothers to stop using
Iaudauum for their Bal'ics. 10, ,i-e br'
Buli's Baby syrup, = g'od nnedicl'e. IL
ooutain. nothing iujurioas. . cents
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-09-25

IA radical aud efeciualIy as new
government willcIesnse the public ai'a'r-,
Dr. IluII's Blood Mixture VIII clsaiise y"u'
blvyd.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-09-25

4 The Chatham Record very earnestly
presses the cIaims ~ Mr, M.rng Of
Chatham for the si~akerrl,ip o. the next
Hnuse. and does 20 Ia Language rs NO
mraas extravsgant, for there are few n,en
i~uperiss % him 10 parliamentary knnw-
lesige, ssw. few have rendered more abIe
and faltl,fpf service, -. I, :. - w.
Thereare other genilemen wio~eclaims
will 10 urged upoi.very solii foundations.
any one of whom will Hslora tile high
position u whcli the majoriiy 81 the House
may assign tllen,. Under existing circun,-
stances we are Justified On rcfrsiuing from
the expression of amy preferences.
80 z m, 3-----ss--.----.-~~ s--- s-
During our absence 10 Richmond our
."flicc was honored with call from samp-
son Joaes jr Esq, the .diIor sfti'at nr~t
valuable paper. the virTin.a Toi,acco
Journai! weare glad to learn that Mr..
Jones succeeded IN getting batI, suI,scri-
bers and business l.ere'
We and Mr. I.ns~ played n crnss pur-
s%<s. We Visiting hts ufiicr In Ricl'm"ud
.l,e same dsy I've ealleion Us here. Better
luck next time, we inPe:
The papers will have Il that It was the
Chapel Hiil burglars that made the at
tempt 10 rrt out 81 Hillsl.,ra Jail. They
l,.vs nsuch 10 answer f"r, buttl,ey wen:
not guilty 90 that. They. al least the
white ,aeu. were conhned in snail,er
apartment ef the Jsii. ahd cauld cot j"in
the resCue party.
Tie remsias of tl,e woman. the wife of
Lewis Carlton. ~tso diyd s,,ddrnlly nj
Chapel HilI = day or two after the l'urg'
harry &C Mrs. iieud.u's, aud who was sinc,
suspected to have b,en Ioisoi,ed. wer'
lately exhunie,i. aud the cenienir ~ tile
ssemscll are m v IN charge u Prof. !sedd
Of tn- Univsrsity Cor analysis
sheriff T. II. Hughes was quite sick all
ofisst week, hut was able 10 enter up,il
hi. TAX gathering campaign Il Cafes on
Mond-y lsss.
Bsuldia resses up like nian. He has
nashing o. take back ou tile subject of t:'e
girls csprctty' g:fIs. niad yeu, I've puts it J
gA@hesays- m~ks~a post stand gHl'
father 20 the ihsa ghf--"we care not hsw
som wemxy .sink % reir~e shen tl,''-e
lie.~ings shall eeasss tobe dear TO on .
mind.n Ant Bouldln.
We acknowlelge the receipt of an in-
vitsiionie st,epd sl,e State Fair We
very much fear that the iuaplnrtune ccin-
rI,ispcc ofCourt wcsk nsusi keep ~ a
10 ., tlsaugl, W fsei Iaure iairresied
than ever In the rruwrc@s and succcss oi
the Fair. -
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-09-25

Mr.. Jonn w. Carr ol chapel Hill was Ia
town vn Friday