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The Portland daily press., 1879-12-01
STEAMERS.
INMAN ME

~ WI LA4N IAN IL
UNITED STATES ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS.
New York 40 Queenstown and liverpool
AVERY THURSDAY OR SATURDAY..
City of Berlin, 5491 Tons City of Montreal 44gO rs
CITY of Richmond, 1907 % City of Brussels 3l1o -
CITY of Chester, 4566 q" City OF New York $500"
These magnificent steamers are among the strong
est largest and fastest on the Atlantic, and have
every modern improvement, including hot and cold
water and electric bells in staterooms, revolving
chairs in saloons, bath and smoking rooms barber
shops, &c.
For rates of passage and other information, apply
to JOHN Q. DA- E, Agent, 81 Broadway, n. u:
or to Il. P. We 60 WAN, 42S Congress ST.,
ie1 PORTLAND. cody
Fer Peaks, Long, Little Chebeague and
CT. Chebeague Islands.
.azrzsy On and after Monday, Oct 20,
4 H. 4 l-Steamer Minnehaha VIII leave
E/IIS15ail the last Side Custom House W NJ
for Git. ChebeaSue and the ABOVE
landings AT a. IN. and 80 p. N.
For PEAKS ISLAND at 1880.
This time table will be in force for one week only
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T. P. MCGOWAN,
INTERNATIONAL STEAMSHIP co.
PASSPORT, Calais, "a. j Oi.n, n. b., Annnp-
oils, sSinasor and Halifax, N. s.,
ChsriogietOwn, r. IL. y.
FALL ARRANG EMEN1.
WyyO TRIPS PER WEEK.

.ryyaz=ss On and after Monday, sept.
~ ssaA ~ tB22d, the Steamer New York
sssszES Capt. Z. B. Winchester and City
of Portland, Capt. SH Pike, will
Monday and Thursday at p. M, for Eastport and
St. John.
Returning, will leave st. John and PASSPORT same
days.
Conne lions made at Eastport for Robbinston, St.
Andrews and Calais.
Connections made at St. John for Digby, Annapo-
lis, Windsor Kentyille, Halifax, N s.; Shediac,
Amherst Pctou, Suramerside, Charlottetown P. L.
l.. Fredericktown, \. B., and all stations on the
intercoonia. hallway.
10 Freight received day of sailing until 4
O'Clock r. NJ
For Circulars, with maps of Routes Tickets. State
Roofs and any further information apply at the
Company's Ohice, No. 4 Milk St., Opposite Ocean
insurance Coz or of
se2Of A. r. STUDIES Agent R. r. Wharf.
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TO LET IN DEER|NG.

I'm Lincoln St., new honse9 finished rooms with
W marble mantel. good water, and heated by
furnace. L. J. PERKINS
noSf 489 Congress st.
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Office so Let.

FHlHE Offices in Merchants Bank Building vacated
IL by National Traders Bank Fire proof vault,
and heated by steam seSdtf
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TO let.
40 Let

81 SMALL Rents from 5 to 7 dollars, with Sebago.
- Apply to w. w. CARR,
oc22tf 1877 Newbury st.
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To Lei

MOUSE and Stable situated on Ocean ST., Wood
EE ford's. Inquire of e. IL. READ, Ocean st.
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POETRY.
A Sermon IN Stone.
On "Bust Onkuown)' in the British Mu

BY AUSTIN DoDsoN.
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Maine Contra
RAILROAD.
MONDAY, OCT. rs, as49.

Passenger Trains leave Portland for Ban
gor, Dexter, Belfast and ETnieryilie al
1880. 1885, anu 1I.15'P. Nj.
Fer sizosvhegan at 1880, 1885 and Ills p m.
For Anyusfn, Eiailo.ell, Gardiner
p. III.
For Esociia,ss and all stations Knox II Lin.
coin r. r., and for Lewiston and EssTaningtosi
via Brunswick, at 100 a. m. and 1885 p. III.
Fer ksati, at 100 a. M. 2.35 and BIO p. IN.
For Pennington, Monmouth, Winthrop.
Eeassfiefa, West WsAeFViiie aud Water
vile via Lewiston al 1870 p. M.
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Fer Peaks, Long, Little Chebeague and
CT, Chebeague Islands.
RAILROADS.
RumfOrd Falls Il BuCK1ield

Leave Canton at 4.3O aud $40 a. m.
fl-Essa6assasrz Leave Mechanic Falls a. n g. %
es:-ssss5zz=.s p NJ; Portland at 130 p. M; Lewis
--s-s.-=-'ssz--ton at 2 p. III.
l. WAShBURN, JR., President.
por+Iand Oct ~ 1879 9cl3tt
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M EDICAL.
WOLF'ES
SchiedaIll Aromatic
SCHNAPPS.

As general beverage and necessary
corrective of water rendered impure by
vegetable decomposition or other causes,
as Limestone, Sulphate of Copper sc, the
Aromatic Schnapps il superior to every
other alcoholic preparation. A public
trial of over 80 years duration in every
section of our country of UdOIphO WOlfe's
Schnapps, its unsolicited endorsement by
the medical faculty and a sale unequaied
by any other alcoholic distillatiOn have
insured for it the reputation Of salubrity
claimed for it. For sale by all Druggists
and -GrOcers.
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OhhhNN 50 A5Nas
FE1HE Office, Qarge front room with front private
l. Office second flight, now occupied by tue under
signed at No Exchange St. Central, convenient
and light. Terms Reasonable. B. BARNES, Jr.
AUS If
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In one of the narrow and ill-lighted streets
of Sachsenhausen, in an attic Of lofty and
unsightly house, sat blonde about 20 years
of age, busily engaged with her needle.
The Portland daily press., 1879-12-01

e Ii to know that Syrup of Cedron is sure to
cure Coughs. Col Is, Group, bronchitis, Sore
Throat and all the diseases of the Throat, Chest,
and Lungs. No Disappointment 1t beats any rene
dy ever tried. All druggists sell it.
oc27 d&wtf
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Wanted.
WANTED.

A GHRL at go Green Street.
no25 dit
The Portland daily press., 1879-12-01

House 10 Let at W00GfGFts's.
a VERY pleasantly located and desirable rent on
"A Clifton st. containing rooms, French Roof
with tower, thorough drainage, good garden, 100
yards from the horse cars. inquire of
WARREN SPARROW, 191 Middle St.,
je11tf at his residence in Deering.
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JOY to SUFFERIyG HUMANITY

Let the sick and afflicted rejoice and be exceeding
glad that there is ONE that CURE all your d s.
eases, or greatly modify your suHerings, without
the use of POISONOUS DRUGS.
The Portland daily press., 1879-12-01
LOST AND FOUND.

Lost.
an or about the Sd Of July, from furniture
~ wagon, a box containing valuable Books.
The finder can obtain suitable reward by leaving
information with Woodman, True & Co.
no27 d3t~
The Hillsborough recorder., 1879-01-22
A MARRIAGE ~ THE RAIN.
CIowa Ne, senger.

The swalp, a staut young farmer Of po.
eah"nias county. after the u.u.l course Of
smoah sparkling. had prevailed on the
maiden to name the day. She Fixed MI
early onr. aud be obtained license in po
esl.oniss county. tn. girl lived just over
he lipe in Calhoun county. The evening
ct f.r the marriage was rainy aud dismal
one but the minister arrived At the BRIDE, !,
h"use 10 prrf"rm tie cerenony All the
preparations we're made. when. preliminary
the ceremony. the minister s.ked to see
the license. When il was shown there was
trouble. the minister refusing to proceed
unless they went over into pucaluutas coun
ty. The house vas only few rods f,em
the line. but IL vas ~ dark as Egypt. and
raining by the backeisfal without. How.
ever. everybody was anxious aud nnbady
afraid. aud out they went The minister
moumted the fence 10 get out Of the mud.
and wound his legs among the board to
brace hImself up. :hs c"uplc grabbed hands
and. while the bride bru,her held Ian.
tern to illuminate the t,b. the ceremony
was performed. .z.&s @.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1879-01-22
CHANGE or LIFE.

# Eas
\ Change h the common feature of society
--t,f life. x## 34.Sf s8#44gs 5s8a ST 4
Ten years canver the population ai
sch0ols into men and women. the young
into faihersani inatrons. makeand marry
fortunes, ami bniy the last generation but
one.
Twenty years convert infants Into lovers.
fathers and n,0thrrs, .ecinr mems fortunes
and distractions. convert ac;ive urn mud
women Into cfawiinR drivelers, and Jury
Nil preceding grnerailons. %@
Thirty years raise M active generation
fr.n, nonrniity. change Fascinating heas.
iirs into bearable old women, convert
hvrrr into gfan,ifnti,ers. aud hurry the nc.
tive generation ar reduce them to decrepi-
t,ldr or inila ciliiy. - .s -:* ->en->s@s3. i al
Forty years, aias change the face of
MI society. Infants arv growing old, the
hloom Of youth and isssuty ltas passed
away two active gcne,atians have been
swept firm, -:hr stage of life. names once
cherished ars forgoitri,, u,,s,lspect-d candi.
,laies for lame have siartssi up from thr
exhsuslie-s wnnli, nf nsiure. @ ~ 4e
And In fifry years-msture, ripe ilfy
yerrs-hslfa u ceuinry-what tremendous
changes acur. How iimes writes her
sublime wrinkles everywhere, In ock.
liver. furesi. aad ciiits. hnmlris. villages.
In the nature VI ,rnei,. and the dss.iniss
aud ast,ec,s q. all civilized s,,ciety!
Let u. pass on ioeighiy y-ars-and what
tio w desire Ia s~eto comfort us In t.,~
world? Our parents arr goir; "ur chill
drrn have ;asssd assay fronl m In" all
paris of the warisi. 10 tight The grim and
desperate l@it.s ~ life. Our old friends
where ale they? We i~hoid world of
which we know iaaiing and 10 which We
arr unknm~m We weep fsr generations
long gai~ by--for Iosrrs. for parents. fnr
chiidrr,., for friends In the grave. We
-re evrvythngs turned ulside dawn l,y
the firkl~ hand nf fortune. aud the absolute
,lssiiny oftin,r. ina word, We hehold
the vanity ellie. and ae quile ready Ia
lay down the Is,or bunien ahd tc gone'
The Hillsborough recorder., 1879-01-22
A WORD FOR THE WOMEN. i

Wawrp, of all others. especially .ho~e
whohave the carrsaf housekeeping and
management "f children, are subject To-
anna, ancrS much norr yrirrous. In the
long run, than the grraier ormws af life.
When the child cri~-. the father. unless
he ir paragon 10 fathers. ind bu-inrss
suddenly calling him Ia meet party, lie
retnrasl'~rs very iniInrtaut engagement
that lie had forgotten. until the rr~. child
refreshed his nemnry. The sall,rr h .
prisoner In her l'csilam. and what wnnder
ifat some time the patience fails. aud n.
with snme lnng-iri-d and isYaviIy. bur.
dened snul, heart anil hope giveuut at
last The great heres aienai iha~e ~ho
have carried heaviest arfnws mrekiy, hut
tlinse men who have einlrred daily con-
ira,Iirtinns 81 i.~ople and daily emharrsss.
mem nf circumstances With mrekness:
the great heroine are ti.ose wnnirh that.
under tue incessant wrar ani tear Of little
yexatiniis. have bnrhr III olscurity The
ii"wrr uf latirnce and The fruit VI long.
suffering. -.
In great trials there are cnmpensaiious.
AL tile world nf our acqusinia.re r.
hooking al ~. lrrchance. and the large
slsgr nlsnI which our failludsnr our In.
tegfity exercised affords ~ pns stlmu-
lus; or. NJ least. "ar rgaiism finds asatis-
facsiou IN conscious hsroism. Hut there
II . meHnurss about little cares that shut
out this cassalatI,n. The gIeat hernrS
are not iha~s I" whom the world builds
monuments. aud ssl.usr iirsnnrirs stand on
NIL ",lr shelves We stumble over their
unmarked Efayes IN every cemetery.
Only Uud's iianspIanting shall reveal
theiusln their glory.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1879-01-22
STRANGE BUT TRUE.
IJ.plin Daily Herald

From lady who arrived ut the 81. james
Hotsl Saturday trsm the central portiun OF
Arkansas. We learn the particulars of an
affair ~blch possesses many features Vi IN.
trre>t. aud to the medical ploiession IN
particular. The lady left her home II the
beginning of the present cold snap. with
the intention of cunning to Joplin, and there
being 80 other cous yancs. Was compelled
10 make the entire trip By stage. Tue ON
ly I,a.srnger in the stage with her Was man
very ihinly clad. While crossing the BIS
ial, sauniains, ,he cau,plsined very much Of
the e'ld and in facs the weather was 70.
,narkably cold. even for the top Of thoss
mouitsin.. After awhile he apparently
fell asleep. Arriving at the Station on the
north side of the mountains The driver ut.
tempted 10 awaken the passenger, but to
his horror found him fn.zen still and ap>
parently dead. lie WAS taken out Vi the
hack aud placed ina room. which Was rather
70 d. though not 80 low =. Ih= freezing point
By sversl degrees. The lady remained
at the station unsiI next day. mud just NJ
she was preparing ~ resume her journey.
was surpri,ed 10 learn that signs VI lie hmd
been dstrcted ~ the supposed dead man,
who was to have bren buried that forenoon.
Tru~ enough signs II life we're plain u be
sud by lively rubbing with fan.
nels saturated with whisky for about an
h"ur he vas able TO speak. When III.
lady left he "a. able fast recovering IRON
his aupor. aud she has no doubt by tais
time hs has fully recovrrrd. Had he con
tinuel IN that conditiun three h,urs lwger
he would douhtlsss have len buried. ~
I'll Thought he vas dead. Being placed
IN room II ju.i the right Temperature no
doui b assisted his recovery.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1879-01-22

sga
Charlotse Observer says: Ex.Gov. Bui-
Iork, oftievrgia, In a letter 10 the New
York Tribune, proves by reference 90 mills
In Georgia, Alabama, TennTssee and
ether Southern States, that mnnufac-
turing establishments In The South 70
much nr,re profitable Than thnse In the
North, aud concludes That the business
will continue 10 increase until the center
Of the manufacturing Industry of ths
cointry will bs found In tlle Soutlsern
section. "The cheap abundance of steam.
making cnal." says Mr.. Bullock. ''almout
In The very fiel,ls where The lint h prn.
,luce,i. together with tile superior climate
anI supsrabundance IT that class ~ people
Who make III. niast efficient mil oner-
atives, renders the central Soatll The
mus: favored section for tie successfui
operations" ~ J. -.
Raleigh News: A large meeting u il,s
Executive Committee Of the Stale Agri-
cultural society was hvid NJ the Yarboro
last evening. Several iaisinsss matters
received attentiun. Capt. c. n. Dsason, so
valued aud efficient ~ Secretary. WAS
elected Ior anotlier term IL was wIso de~
ci,Ie.i 10 holJ fair i,rginuing un the 10Th
VI October, continuing for y week.
sHf* s%ass@ @t@ i s3s s.#= b.
You are cowari II yoa fear 70 tell the
truth when you should DO -. Ynu are .
coward when yua insult the weak. You
are . c,wsfd u afraid 10 10 right; IL ynu
.hrink from maintaiaing 'thst ~hich sou
know In be g,p,a - - .ss'uuvv. u :
cow ar sfts TO- s*
The Hillsborough recorder., 1879-01-22
BI.ACKwooDS j
Edinburgh Magazine.

Gr These Reprints are not srirrsians: they
rive the originals In fni. and al aisotIt an~-thir,l
the price af the English Editions.
No puhrirzfion can eampare with the leading
british Periodicals above named. reprinted by
the Leonard seott Publishing Company. In rrs-
I,crt Ia fiti~iity of research. accuracy m state
inenf. aud purity of style. they are withait ans
sqmsl. They krrp Pare with m"drrn Thought.
discovery experiment and achievement. whrth-
" In religion. scirnce, literature. ar art. The
shlest writers lI their pages with mnst Interest.
Ing :rsiews af history. and with an Intelligent
narrafiou &C fhr ~fsaF ~yr.lt@ IL the dsy @ r.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1879-01-22
A DESERTED House.

An oi,servant spectator will nntice that
the first four Windows ofa large house at
the Garner Of Norfolk street, London,
present n peculiar appearance. The shut
iers ARE up, an they re covere,i ihickly
with dust, whilst through the ciiinks can
I've seen the blinds. also tiick with dust,
aud noil,ering away with age. Thu
shutters and hlinds have lren In exactly
the same p'siiior, untouched, for more
than forty years. During limit time no
human foot has entered that rWni. And
the reason IL this: Forty years ago,
mare fhan forty. Lord Dysart was ei,-
gagesi t0 be married, tlle ,lsy was liked,
the wedding morning arrived, the break
fast was laid out in that spacious and
handsome ropm, the bri.lrgroo,n was
ready taproceed to church, when II was
discovered that it,- bride WIS missing; q
note In her handwriting was found ad~
dressed TO the bridegroom, briefly ii>
forming him that she had eloEei that
morning with his best man. . gay and
gallant captain af drag@ons. The gifted
bridegroom did mot say much, lint he VI nc
alone 60 the room III which The wedding
breakfast was laid out, with mis- own
hands dust the shutters and drew the
blinds, lacke'i the tl.Nr aud tsDk tile key.
He gave orders that the door should l,e
naiiesi mp aud barred with padlocked bars.
aud that no one should enter the room
again. When the house WAS left II WAS
stipulated that the room In question
should remain untouched. and sum Of
S.s0 per annum was paid to the tenant 10
comlensate him for The deprivation ofthe
use Of The roD.n' The rnm has never
been entered since the day he closed II.
aud there are the "we'iding meals"
monldering silently way, aud the orna-
ments crumbling to dust in the funeral
glo0sn.
The Boston Herald says: The "solid
South stands in different relations to the
Two parties. Fur the Republican party
ii will be - sol'd'' il nominating = prssi-
Dental candidate. aud for the Democratic
party. 10 rl.cting the candidate nominated.
The electoral votes oi the Souih will bs
given to lie Democratic candidate. wLo-
ever be may be-Eastsrn or Western man.
hard NANNY or soft money. The enntest
will be ia the North. in the two or three
States which. added to The south. make
najority. The question for the d D,mocrats
to consider then. will he narrowed dawn to
this: who will he mo>t likely 70 get The
forty-seysn electoral votes of the North
which are required. New York cssis thirty
i've u inese. ani. therefore. il il inporfant
10 carry New York. But Hendricks or
Thurnsn. who would run well in the West.
would be beaten ia New York. Turning
TO the East. we 6ni Til,leu. who still has
b.pcs. Bayard. Hancock aud Mcclellan.
iildeu seems TO be ont of the question. lie
has been damaged beyond repair for large
part III the independent vo,en who voted
for him two years ago. 0fthis vote. which
the Demucrais caun.t do wi,ho Il. Baysrd
would receive more than any nther candid
ate. The nomination Of Bsyard, from pre-
sent appearances. wnnld be the wi.est the
Democrats eoald make.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1879-01-22

New subscribers tappI,iug rarls1 for The year
:s.a may have, NiilsIIt charge. ihr miliilwrs ior
the last quarter uI ISIS ~ stirh periodicals ~
fhsy msy suisrril,e for. s i
DIR itsiesd. Isew snb~erinsrs to any twn. three
ar four ofthe sluye periodicals, may have Une 81
ths .Faur Hryirws' iar lxss: suh.crilsrrs 10 I'll
liye tnsy have two aI the -Four ileylsws.' or nnr
ssi ~ iiIsrkMDvi's Magazine Tor isss.
Neither premiums ~ sti-crihrrs nor iiis.otni
10 clubs rsn hr allowed unless the money u fs.
rniifed dirrri 10 the publishers. No premInnis
given "a rIubs.
IT, secure prrmiulns IL will i~ nrrrvsry 10
make early sppratiou. - the stoek ayslislr Tor
thai purpose = limited. =
The Leonard Scott Pub. Co.,
4i barclay 1t. New York.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1879-01-22
- - - - -
Splendid WIFE

We oncs knew a man who vas always
pr.iriug his wife. On the corner, down
the street, q: the pc~t.ofhce. q. the race
track. in the skaiing-ring. at the theater.
in the sal that il. 1t the choir meeting.
he vas always telling what's happy m.n nc
was. just bscsase ha had suci q splendid
vile. aud he talked eyery mau he met intn
= perfect frenzy VI envy about her. Well.
me winter morning when il was not yet
too light 10 m.ke ons appear overly asten.
tstiou.. wc sneaked into that neighhor's :
yard to steal fence-hoard fir kiudling.
and had 10 wait befarc We could safely Oh.
thin II until that man's vile cane out and
.a~ed cuulls oi srmfuls of wood. shovel.
ed oui three snnw paths. fed aud gfnrmsd
toe horss. aud cleaned "ut the row hid.
aud then when she went into the house and
we heard her call to her husband that the
sitting ram xss warm enough ior him IN
dress In II he wanted 10 get up INV. we
we're ~ su,r-d that we lnrent what We
we're waiting for. and vent b.ck aud kin.
died the Gre With corn cob aud pint of
kerusens. .-Ex. .~**
The Hillsborough recorder., 1879-01-22

Mi~ DavIs urssisrnf ufesnsbora dsugh-
ter n the late rev. jain A. Grvtiss died
last Saturday nights wesk ago, ~ iipl,ths.
ria. she issI,"keu ofsS having beeu .
lovely Christian ellzsHctsr
The Hillsborough recorder., 1879-01-22
NIX

A discount oftsrnty per yeut will bc allowed
tn clubs uffnuf or more pcrsUns. fhiis: Ialif
e .plss bt fjlsckwosfi ur pf unc Review will I've
sent Ia olss adsIFsss Tor sI1 sp fumr rnprs ofsIr
eur Reviews and Blackwood fnr sls aud 80 ~.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1879-01-22
1kRNs tor Is.s LIveIadIag Po.lage.l
lie srGIcrl.Y Is ADVANCE.
POSTAGE.

This iiem afexren4e. no1 hnrne by the pub
ii.hrrs u sqsIyairnf IL rrllirtIun u - per rent
.n be- cost 10 Subscribers n former yeafs.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1879-01-22
A FaITlIFCI. Dtp,.

An establishing ins,ance II faithful. canine
aascsba in EiiuburSh. after the death cf
tbs master. has inp pred Mi.s lIurdcrt
Uaut's % erect monument to the animals
,nsmory 10 vne of The cemeteries u that
Guy.
1tappears that The dsz followed bis mss.
ter sspdy 10 tho grave. and u. " seeing IL
inferred. took HI. positiuI, vi the sids of
the erave. and ruuld me Ne persaaded 10
leave ID. Fsf feartssa Year, he remained
10 the churuh ,ard. his fsyorite resting
p,scs long the fspt VI bis masters grave.
feod vas furnished him bs .be memhess II
,hs family and vns m.rn,ng he was found
there lying dead. and his history being vel.
known. he vas buried BY hi. masters aide.
Miss Goutis. 90 hearing of his singular bic.
tory. ordered The erection u . nlonnmsut
over bis rsmains. cl~sly RESEMBLING the
faithful animal.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1879-01-22


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AT Premium Lists. ute., .ent FIRE 81 sii whn
wi.a sa aet as agruts.
.f RURAL Ew-YORKER.
~ Duane st.. Nrs f"ik.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1879-01-22

A few nights sgos man IN Fenner, y.
n; hutehvrsd tog and lsf. II ovt ovsr
tight. III the morning lie found |, han.
rinwin The steeplsuf the church. He
ws~ bcund 10 s.imIt il,sl Ne had l.ver
sssn such sudden s-~ iu park. II wss
the next thing q vsia trick, aud clearly
indicates that tile trwn II infested with
college students. wI,o, 10 doubt. mi-tvok
lie defiuct ssfns f5s "freshuaau." q
The Hillsborough recorder., 1879-01-22

The Lincoln Progress uys: Judge
Schsusk decided an interesting case VI
chamhers this seek. Warren Ghsen anJ
others obtained judgments In 1860. ou
debts contracted prir 10 1868. sgsinss X.
II. Snmmey. issusd executions and under
them The homestead Of the defendant vas
laid 1T and the excess cold. since the
decision ~ the suprome court ofthe Uni.
ted States. dseisring The Homestead lsw
uncnn.titutional. plaintiffs renewed these
executions and we're nov abont 10 sell the
homestead. The judge decided that M
appeal or sny proceeding In the nature ~
an appeal hring taken fran sbs sllotment
Dfthe hamsaesd II wss rsJmlicuta aud
ssfoppsi between tho parties. and he
therefore snjniuej The sals. An appeal
vas taken AMI the Rnai dscision wi.l he
rendered II this tsrm Of The Supreme
Court. H.. -- -