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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1879-03-26
SgsIsetsn Story.
1HB WIPES AMBITION

"It's a hard ru b TO get along,
little wife, isn't it?" said Gerald
May as he closed his account book,
and looked somewhat ruefuily at
the solitary one dollar bill whi1n
was all that remained Of his
months salary after the house
keeping bills were settled, and the
rent paid, snd! the outstanding ac-
counts at the dry goods stores
balanced up satisfactorily.
Mabel May was kneeling on
the hearth rug: toasting a piece OF
bread for her husbands supper.
She turned around, with checks
flushed by the fire light, and rosy
lips apart.
"Oh! Gerald" said she, II do
try so hard to be economlca'!
"Of course you do, little chick, "
said May, leaning over to capture
one particular curl of reddish
brown hair that was droop'ng, IN
colors of gold, over the fair fore
bead; and giving it an afectionate
little tvitch. . "Don't l know that
without you telling me?"
"But l wish l could help you,
cried out Mabel. "Oh, [ wish l
knew of any way to earn money
myself!'
Gerald May looked at her with
an amused smile.
MY DEAR" said be, zone would
as soon expect an diversified doll
to earn money!
"Other women do," said Mabel.
critically surveying the SLICE Of
bread, to make sure tha; 1t was
artistically brown on both sides
"But you are such child! J"
Il am two and twenty" sale
Mabel solemnly.
"Nonsense!" said Gerald. "W hat
could you do to earn money p
Mabel colored little at the dc
predatory tone Of the words.
"Gerald," said she, 81 do wlsl
YOU would treat me more like
woman and less like a child
Don't you suppose that l have a
| much talent as the rest Of my
Tsex ?"
"Gerald laughed good humored
ly. "Pour out the tea, cara," salt
he, before you 90 on rhapsodlzlng
| Ofcourse | know that you're a dea
little puss, and can make an ONE
lette or a shirt with any woman
in Ckristendom ! But you can
write q stirring book like Georg'
Eliot, nor paint grand plctur'
like Rosa Bonheur !"
"Of course | don't aspire to any
such greatness as that" said Ma
bel: impatiently "but | can sing.
you've got , nice little volc
enough" said her husband, patro
nlzingly, for the parlor ; but d
to making money out Of it, [ hard
ly think you'll find it so easy"
"You don't think | can 40 any
thing" cried Mabel. half lndlg
nautly. "OnIy just because | an
woman"
Some women can drive fat
singIe-handed," said Gerald May
slipping his tea with provoking
nopchalance, "but you are not on
of the sort, my dear!"
But long after Gerald had light
ed his student lamp and con
!; ncnco1 his evening aVOcatlOn {
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1879-03-26
JOE r 'RESYEyG
'NE WITH NEATNESS AND DISPATCH.
TERMS CASH.

Mr.. p"ggotty." Have We not all
seen just such true nobility true It's
iou"d III devious paths, sometimes in
the humbl<st garb, sracing with its
grand simplicity the lowest walks Of
life; again it's t.i;id in the pulpit at
The bar, rr"ii, hiHYiy crown aud ducal
cOronet; Gnt wherever lis found with
bowed mead VIC acknowledge it's pres
enie, as We <".y WIKI rrvcrent lips, by
the hand OF nataIc and the grace of
God gentleman. Then in the clad
spring tIa'c. when the air is tremulous
with song Of birds and lrowsy hum
OF subtle inset ninstrelsy: we love to
read the nusical strains of the "poet
LauTeata aid the heart-touchine
melodies Of our beloved American bard
"Longfellow.''
Yes, every tree in this old park has
for us some tender association: every
rustic beuch its story. We love it at
all times, but most especially in the
carly grey Of dawn, when the earth is
saudalcd with dew, or when the day
is done and the stepping sun upgathcs
his spent shafts and puts them back
into his golden quiver," as twilights
purple shadows slowly gather.
When after noon the setting SUD,
With banners Of gold illumine the West,
When all the slories of day are done, "
And stars illumine nights sable crest.
Williamson, S. G. MAGGIE.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1879-03-26

A STORY OF A TRAIL.-She was
a tail, stout individual, and sprang
ont Of tho wagon as lightly as a
spring aftef a grasshopper. He
was a little withered, dried-up
weasel, and followed slowly, bring
ing a basket Of eggs with him.
They entered one Of our stores
and she asked:
What are ye givin' for eggs?'
Eight cents was the reply of
the couuter-jumper. -
well, here are three dozen,'
said the fat party, "and III take
it in Calico
But I want some yarn to mend
my socks, said the old man.
The weather is warm,' replied
the fat party, and you can 60
without socks
But my boots hurt my feet in
sisted the old man.
60 barefooted,' said she, rather
sharply. Then turning to the
clerk, she changed her tune, and
remarked: Young man please
count out the eggs and give me
four yards of calico TO match this
ERE DRESS
But the old man was going
to continue when she raised her
huge index finger and said:
Henry Winter Davis Spriggins,
them 'are eggs are mine; the
hens W hat laid 'em was mine; the
corn what fed 'em was mine, and
Use going to have 4 trail on this
ERE dress as long as Betsey
Gowen's if every toe on your feet
turn into gum biles. Now, shut.
And you, youngster, yank off four
yards OF that ARE calico, or you
will hear the humble bee a-buz-
zing.'
The old man shut and the clerk
yankcd off the calico. ~
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1879-03-26

around the dairy, and when Dan
. stops you start him up"
r'am, tum, tum, went the paddle
q the lashey for about 10 minutes.
lien it would slowly stop and the
ci;nrncr would he lost in thought.
:'i!vn ] world remind him, but 4
few minutes after he would stop
again and bring out from his
pocket Il small Euclid, while again
would faithfully give him the
necessary admonitions.
Ny father kept several hundred
sheep and after shearlny, the
wool was stored sometimes for
months in the large woo. room,
bait for that purpose, next to the
gr;tnary in the brick barn.
"1Yhere is that boy p asked my
futher. 1T is not much that [
care, for the work, but it dis
trcsses me to think of his growing
up in such indolent habits. Hat,
20 and find him, and tell him 10
90 to work cutting turnips."
l was not long in accomplishing
this GRAND. Behind the immense
pile Of feeces l could always find
nv gentle brother Dan, not whit
Ting, nor whistling, nor wasting
his time Gas we all know low,
but diligently porlng over a large
volume, which he had borrowed
from the village schoolmaster. 1t
must have been a book on chem
istry, for there were mysterious
words and characters in it-gyp-
sam, silica, alumina, carbon, etc.
| used to look at him, then at
the signs, and think to myself, l
don't know, but there is certainly
something queer about the boy.
Why don't be read some interest
ing story book, or borrow Shake
speare, like my Older sisters, and
read that on the ely as they DO:
/ mad learned sense Of honor
from the boys, and ! never told
my father Of the readings Gin their
various cbaracters), either of my
sisters or my brothers. l think
there was . mistake here; my
it.sther was an intelligent man,
and if he had taken the trouble to
| look into the different DISPOSE
tjons, tastes and ha0its of his
children, my brother Dan, prob
ably might have been encouraged
in his peculiar propensity to in
vastigate into the deep mysteries
Of chemistry and science:
But, to cut tho atoly short, my
brother surprised my father one
day by showing him a letter from
q well-known professor in an OK
perimental college offering him a
salary, whiiqht! enlarged my fathers
! eyes in more senses than one. 1t
was Dan, who became the COM
fort of my fathers declining years.
aud WHO was made the admins
TRAITOR Of his estate. It was Dan
who closed my fathers eyes, and
received the dying charge to help
MY mother control the younger
children, and be always tender
with his sisters, commission
most tcnderly fulfilled;
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1879-03-26

When a lady permits clergy
man to kiss her, as she would not
permit q layman TO kiss her, sle
is making a very thin excuse for
being kissed.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1879-03-26

There are thirty-6ve public hos
pitfalls in St. Petersburg, and there
arc three permanent posts in the
city for medical service during the
night.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1879-03-26

The question of the period is
not who struck Billy Patterson,
but, who did Charles Lamb =?
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1879-03-26

One herder near Carson, Ne
vada, has nearly 5000 Cashmere
goats.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1879-03-26

"scrambled eggs" said the gro
GERS boy when he dropped his
basket and four dozen hen-trult.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1879-03-26

The dealer in hosiery is the
only one who really has stockln'
trade.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1879-03-26

A firm Notwithstanding
a partnership. =.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1879-03-26
,Nosice Of Settlement and Final
Discharge

The undersigned. Administrator of the
Estate of |. W. Hendrix, deceased, will
make a final settlement on said Estate In
The office of the Probate Judge fot New
berry County, on the 9th day of March,
1879, and Immediately thereafter apply for
d final discharge as such Administrator.
F. D. GRAHAM,
Administrator Of l. ". Hendrix, decd.
FEB. rs, 9-5t.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1879-03-26

Use your leisure time for i'm
provement.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1879-03-26

Military men are popular with
the ladies. They ike an ofer-sir.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1879-03-26
Notice Of Settlement and Final
Discharge.

The undersigned, Executor of John Il.
Graham, deceased, will make final settle
menr on the said estate on the Fourteenth
dly of Arril, 1879, in the Office of the
Judge of Probate for NewbeEry County,
and Immediately thereafter apply for final
discharge as such executor.
+. D. GRAHAM,
Executor of John II. Graham, deceased.
March -. il-5t.
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Query by a clairvoyant-R .
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THAT settles it," as the egg
shell said to the coffee.
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News Of the weak-Hospital re-
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A watch Notwithstanding.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1879-01-22
The waeei sr fsrtuse.


Pnnr James Heainn. u great Republican
,oIiiicai leader in Wilmington in foru,.I
years and WIN did much 80 SECURE ih,
success nf Radical candidates. II INV
iauguisliiGg ~ the Wilmington Jail
Hvaion isa young uIan, but one uf great
MUSCULAR power aud foIcc, aud. when
sober, of very generous Instincts. W.
would not now knnw him "n sight. bul
We knew his father Win represented
North Carolina in the Legislature aud
C"ngrrs> M what may br called n carpet
lmrepr, . Tut VIC knnw That his eiinris aud
Voice wer. raised just after IlIe surrender
nf the Southern armies in favor of Iract
aud psnd-will aud protection Ia naiivs
North t;an,iiuians. Ho prevented alcfrsI
RepaJiicdn State t0Hpcntion um assem-
blod IN North Guoiiltt. tJtCr the oi0st oj
me todr. from l,aSsiI,g resoiutimts endorsing
cynfiscdti6n. II RrIut,licau Imliiiciuus al
New Hanover arc nm willing to do s'aBe.
ihing 10. relieve M old friend ir Distress
whu will do ii. Suppose We all Drpsn-
crdss j,dh hands 10 helninga poet mis-
guided young n'an, aud Try aud save hinl
lrplu ailisr iI,-lsdciian2 We aIlude uptli,
mater lIt,nusc Il seems. iha, Hrafon has ID I'd
avnllabIs friend in either parry. Charlotte
Den,ayat. .g3lI ,34H y
The Hillsborough recorder., 1879-01-22
Nix. Enlr,,K.


Twenty ycHrs ago. there was Ia the
hands uf il,r tsi.lr al AIanancr, Caswe,l
PeRan aud OianIe enunii,s. n large
I,n.lr,e,I eai iIaI. ia~e in"pry n ady fur
work; l: l. moi tllrfr to-day. froni what
source shall We tfeaie new cnl,iial..
From mother earth. liy what nr-si,- shall
We ol,tain IL: Dig II oui, plow It .ut.
What great g.ad thing ram We doio make
the ,lir fiy f,sier. in either. words to in-
crrase the pr'iurfi.,rs.of il,ris":l Make
n wire aud jl,iIci.tis no FENCE law. WIN
wuu Il Ie Len-iitr,l !? Il. the iir,l I,lasc,
tie land holder wouIdIe lem fited He
roulI cultivate mUe land al lvss cxI eilse
and iaye time 10 inI,iuye 'luse hands
rl,r Iabonei wouhl bes beneiile,i;. there
woul,i le niorc iah,lr cultivated. AID more
I.iuaiid ior iilat kind of ial,ur, ihit pays
iest. lie eruI ~ wauld &c itn.iiicd' He
wrild have beiIcr choice of lands la
many eases lili'e Ia ,l', nui suw and rap.
ri,usc " ho ny bread aud mat, would he
l,.rnilhd. t,caiIs- nf greater sur;,lies.
Nnw knnw there are g,s,.l and true men
thai ateollarcd Ia sueha Law, Lul they
wouId .ol De- any a,.i 10 I,iualer the rr's.
prriiy % uur ~, PIE; aud v lien thy vo,ne
Ia reusnn the matter well. iley will nni
wIlhhaId illrir hell. There may lie some
VII" f., ~.lii-ii ends, for The sake " flice
may cry nut against slich law. u ilfrrr
I,e such, lei hIm no more u. remembered
n tile fiictds Of the farmer, the inl,uIel
or iIr~e WIN hly bread, or mother earth
aud her children. G@.a gsf H &
There may Ir some oplnsprr ~ sncl,
law. whnale riph isv lgpisA-tI rif lau'ir
'l.rIng 80 una-r f.anc,s Niiie then sl,~k
.ram over Tie lnn,lr ~ ilsirl lrr,r prsel,-
'bors; ifihrrr irsurl,. lei tI,en.a 40 ,nore ~
rrn'rIn,,er,d NJ asfrirn,lsafj juslic,. aud right.
az the will bring uf illu~. that are lpnr.
Mr. Eailsr. gael,ase alfl.tst, svrsihg
II,r Iapssamoiheratarii,, alf our ,laSs ~
have sucked l,rr we'll. righftiry Lei us
feed her shnlr. :,mrlsh aIrl rb,rIsi, hrs
hat slieiiniy give suck ~ Ur children
nI,d ihcir ri,l,slt.1I. wlien iil@ss #alrs n
ours viii lso !, inv els,-e in her bosn,,,. 81 8
~ NJ. EsfUf. sou an,ls /. aud utlrrs fllny
klek alsntnsf th b 90; fsl,cs law witlta III
might. 900 ftiIf \ .will ,sns- !. i-leui,d
70 cnniu asssi ". haa jusi ~ we'll max ~,
our mlisls lapreiveifs ;I,~-iaE- wiihmit
q mtrnIcr. M tiHANuEB.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1879-01-22
NEW JAIL.

Mn EniToR.
Dear Sir.-We understand HAT The
Magislraits &c our cou,ay viii shortly
meet br the ialrlmse Of considering the
tpropricty Of buiLiing 4 new Jail So far
aswe havs heard the hepeople rour section
expresslleirol,iuiolIs iil regnrslto 4 we find
then. almost unanimously opposed 10 the
measure. II heing Int ashort lime since
we were compelled 20 submit to tile col
lvctio, of a special tax 10 relieve our
county from debt Nothing but the most
urgen, necessity would justify tile Inposi-
tion, a burden ol such magnitude as would
necessarily follow the uuilding ofa new
Jail at the present time. We suppose the
aiypc,te. e.a new baiIdins sl,a,c ine,r
tsa@a,s On lile i,s,s.ili vlencs N ,p,r present
A,iI. satshe csasef,ies,, ndAisary ex-
ie.se .,l Il gusri io,aae "a ~. but cir-
cu,Dstai,rrr like il,e frrrri,l, .,a,e blil sell
domMcalied previous toIllI, Time, and
,,ayirot ragain fnr years 10 come, and
Mbeb.~ 4 have 10 In,IliSDn u laii,l nf nut-
laws. VIII. navc numc.sm, ai1 strong
friends outside :i,ai weuld provide lem
with. li,c prs,ler nmai,s. we lias. 10 idea
that amy device In The construction Of u
new Jail would render nii. culilely secure
without the mid of fguaf.lS nr.ler )rucl, cir.
cnnl-ianees, tIrfesDiss snell txfsa,se
might mot lie ohvialed Ia u similar ease.
W. ARE aware of the fnrl that the present
system If a,ir iiws in regard 10 the trials
,liri punishment nfcrimi,ial- IL largely In
crrasing the hllsinrsS uf the Courts, and
n iiiiing tie Pen.irntiary andonr c,nii,ty
Iri~ms !ul io uvrrit,whig. aud ALREADY
demands s,,iie imns,liair and imrarlant
changr ur rennaly; which shoulil lie at.
tended 10 without delay l,y our Legisia-
inr-. that the rsa,uty inay l~ relieved nf
ti,is ii,rrearing burden. Aai n the nc
cumulaiioii ofbusiness will render ~ im.
jpssiI,ir fnr the regular terms OF nur Courts
To dispense with even the greater part
thereof. We think the proper remedy for
onr present wants l. not In huildiig u
new Jail, hut have a called aud con-
tinue,i sessioh nf the Court srn M
pn~sihlr. aud thereby relieve the Jail of
II. inn,aie- aini the county of their sup.
I"rt' Aud IL the present Jail is .1'n
sidered insufficient Iar ordinary purI"~r
IL coili be inilruved or strengthened,
thus saving nur alrsa,iy overbnIdene,l
patient lax paying people heavy adii.
iioi,Hi tax in the-e har,l times in financial
matters. ~srs#E set9-# aHtafrs ~'."s ..' y
Hoping ihat o,ir Magistrates will duly
cnI,sider AMI act according To- tI". mst.
interests ofar c"uhty and the people In
whose behalf We -Ieak. ~se.as sa.tas
~+ We remain, lnus &,.. S,..
.@n.-s .sfy + =. q. w. T..
The Hillsborough recorder., 1879-01-22

~ u n VII u ~
YOU deserve IL suffer, nlif II you lead n
miserable. unsatisfactory ne iii this hsau.
ilfnl wHIa, ,IItis Iaallrely s,nlrosE fault
aud there II nnIy me excuse for you.---
yohr unreasonable a,sJmlisoa aGIskapAs
.cism, which las killed. thousands, l,eI-
sohal kuowle,lgr aild common seuse. rra.
soning will ssan shaw. yDal lAat serens
August t'lnwrr ~itl cnie you % Liver
Complaint. or Dyspepsia with all its
niiserable effects. sirll as sick hea'lnche'
pall,ilalis,. plssige IiFvurt, Snlf lidA,,eNi II,
hal,itnal cnStlseby+A4f NE head uvryous
proslraiion, ,l,,w wspIills, &cl IT, sales uuw
reach every towh' on tie Western. Cote
'tinpnt aud not Druggist hut will tell yen
Of its wonderful cures. You can huy q
Sample Bottle Tor lUcents. Three doses
will relieve yUu.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1879-01-22
- 80 -
The set.l-rs, sonseati.n.

The Wilmington SuS says Having
hitherto ~ more than uIie article ex.
nc>sed our qualification tnnt tucli a
gathering was ia ronlri,,I,latiuli. aud i,av.
ing rn,inrsed what apreared TO lie The p,lr,
I"'se~ of :l,e Convention. this lnlrr l. pre-.
pared 10 srconi heartily the la,siIi.rls
taken iy ilic body ~ i,nlirated in uur
ri'ecial dispaicia The resolutions. lie I;
remembered. were adopted unanimously
aIi,i with great enthusiasm They pro.
nounce Us lil'elloss ~ u l,aeclips aud publ.
calions which assert thai Northeru peapls
"stracisrd IN the South and that free.
dom of speech aud hallot II de..Ip,i iullie
itepuLl,yans' RtnleIuLvr, TO, llal.tbis
LOdy 10 cOiuIUsed Uf men l,rlynniug to
both parties, ~ not ilselI a political prgaui.
zatIon, and iru,p,lasea of gSu,lpnlen nom
N",lL Iar"lina. yirgiuia. suulL Canliua,
Georgia ahd flori,la.sas-ai t,aitfes
MhO knows ille Letteruoncerniug thrss
things. Tie setils4s of Mr.. Blaine aud I'll.
lsrpublican ulirakas We give Ii. case
10 the intelligent public II The North,
sitting ~ jury. rrmarking that Il sprn,s
To as that tile best answer to such maIig-
nant rhodomonla,le M that Of Mr. Win.
dom III tile Senate yesterday il found ia
the acli0u VI ll,is convention.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1879-01-22

Among tins you'g gentlemen admitted
To The Ice y itirYeiea,m pf.ihe present
s-rsimn NJ 'hr Supreme Court. WAS Mr.. Jas.
A. Davis % Flat River. a,'d brolLeref w.
A. Davis of tire Tarhliata. lie was u
stu,ientof Judge strong at Raleigh, aud
we learn r.rpd n fiIe examination. He
nroia,sr-, We learn. Ia CONNECT himself snr
tile present. with the editoiial n,aIlage.
intent II tile 1,mcl..ight. srx.v ffHI0
Mr.. q. ), bradshaw. formerly Of the
Caldwell Institute, was also admitted. 60
The Hillsborough recorder., 1879-01-22
NJ a Il Il h D.

= Al the rsri,lpacs &C E.smiih, ty G..
E.,smith Esq:un tile 10th ,,f Jan. Mn,
wM. n. siIASRiIS Ia Miss VI. J. HAMiL
TUS. All UT Orange.
May their pathway bo strewn with
flowers, aud many little blessings spring
up around them.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1879-01-22

Tie Rev. Mr.. Adams. the new Presiding
Elder of the HiII-Ioro circuit nfiirialed In
the Mc'haiisi churrl, on SUNDAY; aud ais,
an Tie precrrsliug day.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1879-01-22

Weare indebted iolll- cl,n,oni STATE
for 10 Yer. elegant Alnsauar ,far lsT9.
Eirgahtae iiT wari; fnr its illustrations
are rrally very hralaif,,l and pnpi,,se. and
The whole Is gnt'en uf' viii. corrr,l laa,.iii,g
taste. .n-t
The Hillsborough recorder., 1879-01-22

The Rplr-arpanrasss Isss. y. M.lJor.I
,lai. Me- evsusrIiet, "a conducting b tr.
vival in lie Baptist Chuiciijn Lumber.
ton. TIE congregations ATE sety large
aud much jinIeist " being n,anifrste,l.
We rinrereIyl l,ope that inucIi eJol may
10 sccanplisssl. a* h8#.ass~e& t@NE /
The Hillsborough recorder., 1879-01-22
-AcAhD

To alt who are suffering from the errors
aud iiniiscrelioIis nf youth. nervous weak.
ness, early decay. l,ssof naulIootl, &c; ]
will send n recipe th:i: willcure yOu EE
OF CHARGE. This grpa, remedy was
discovered by d mi-si0nary in S"uIl;
America. send q self.aldre~sed pnvrln'e
60 the REy. JusEpH'r. lNNAN, Station d.
Bible House. Nctc Fork city. ly.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1879-01-22

Tile Ci,spel iliIl Lrdgrr tells us iI,a: loG
stinIenis have maIriouIat.,l rirvr ftr
"IenIng Of ilne ssrsion "f'he ridwritS th
Sept. lasl. New students a.e siiii tah.ii,s
I'm. .s#
The Hillsborough recorder., 1879-01-22
rAGl,s, )

Ymi can buy coffec nj 10 rrnts. Nice su,
gar s l3. lie Is receiving this week an en-.
tire new stock. See his new advertise
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The Hillsborough recorder., 1879-01-22
Chaivs No. isrcewsmshe alive on thu
subject tlfH 10 aif rad Keep tile bali
InHyilIg.


A tawu mTting WAS llel,lIn Durham, ~,
Saturday t. arnr,ralizr the /, commission
"f Orange "n tl.r saijrcl ~ bridges ncror-
Little aud Flat ilisrr., Thye. Lii,lgrs are
indispensable i9lue JAiaiulesallcc IL tie
i,un.edse husines. which las grhsn NJ I've.
iseen DURHAM, sAir the svup,plIBs
cnnts1m0 0ssaaal.l'4 l~,.,,y wi-t ami'
pound Es,li-b sconony which would
deny tile r'iill,srs il,s inrsisaltie riirc,
"f which wmild .. 20 .divrn tile trade
affected el~whery. Whatever Leaeiits
the bu~luvs~ ~ Durhsa,. I,rnrfiis The
whale emni,; aud he illctra>e % cuuniy
r-vruua viii s,on rrensl.uise any present
,siilas lss*ss h .slal
- rim gt,f .,... II. L,,fff n @..-e@ #es =s
The Hillsborough recorder., 1879-01-22

De. D. A.ll.b.stslH ins9ma ~ that hc
will vidtfiIilsta,t,... 80 professional b,,-i-
nr-s ml Mnnday the 2sih int. AL thesc
desiring l'sssylccs win make q note Of
this. -. ..f,tss ss 5 sa a aai & W
The Hillsborough recorder., 1879-01-22
Lrl TIN lfI,Igs. I~ LuIIi.,

Pngucs ! savh"ssv. The framing ~
which lrll lnsi ~srk. u an it, lrgsagaiu,
aud Ii nov. leing lapidly cpsrrrsl In. i" .