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Daily Republican., 1879-05-01
A Card.

Having heard my name frequently
used by my friends in connection with
the Board of Public Education as can
d:date therefor, from the Fifth Ward,
| take this opportunity to say that
while l am very grateful for the COM
pliment thus proffered me, and duly
appreciate the kind feelings Of my
friends. l am yet compelled by sense
of duty to myself and due regard for
the business interests and responsible
ties which daily press upon me to de.
cline the honor thus rendered me and
to devote my whole time to the require
ments Of my business affairs, which
could not do were again to enter the
Board as member, the duties of which
if properly performed require almost
constant personal attention.
hJJEN SpEAENAN
Daily Republican., 1879-05-01
Letter From st. Georges.
Sr. GEORGES, DEL, April 30. l67


MEssns. EDlroRs. heavy rain of
Monday has had a magical effect on
"green things growing" In the cop
ses in the cones Of the canal hallihg
arbutus grows in abundance, Quantl-
ties of it were used last evening in the
decorations of the Sunday school ami
yersary.
Anew house is going up on the Main
street opposite the Union Hotel: The
style of architecture is one peculiar to
tile proprietress, and is in the shape Of
a cross. Somebody said that another
house would go up later in the summer
and probably another one in addition
to that. Our mechanics, masons and
carpenters are extremely busy and
happy.
Mrs. Mary Gam. the owner of the
Union Hotel, has given that building a
fresh and very pretty coat of paint. Il.
W. Townsend, Esq, has given the
buildings on his farm thorough coat
ing of the same. We regrAt that not
more of this kind of work is done in our
village. as it is mostly composed Of
frame buildings.
The coming municipal election has
great interest for some people. Tht
prevalent sentiment is that the money
appropriated by the Legislature last
winter shall be employed in paving oul
,idewall (Which was the original in
tention), SO there seems corresponding
disposition on the part OF the people u
select only such men to the council o
the town as will carry out this inten-
ton and sentiment. Our sidewalk
during certain seasons are notorionsl,
bad. and now il is in the hands of th'
people to say, whether this shall be tn
case another wear or not. We hop
they will speak Alright and positively a
once.
The anniversary of the Presbyteria
Sunday school came off successfully Las
evening. Visitors from Delaware City
Red Lion, Summit Bridge and even fro'
Wilmington were on hand. The llora
decorations did not suffer in compariso
with former efforts in that direction
A large cross, tastily declipd with gree
and white, surmounted by the sentsnc
,, !"Gol is LoAe," formed the backgroun
, !, on the stage Of the pulpit, and on tn
floor around the pulpit stood nnm"rou
vases filled with reGolrIt flowers bot
wild and domestic. The children look
l ed unusually beautiful in their whit
dresses and hats decked with flo"eTs
> The presence of Miss Winnie Lynch
u added, no doubt, great deal to tn
i members present, as well as to the Ell
!, joyment OF the evening. She sang tw
selections. "Judith' by Cocone, an
"Slepp in Peace" by Giro Pinsut
Several Duets rendered by pupils
> the school and Misses Lulu and Allc
= Clark of Delaware City, did much
d " enlivsn the evening. An address to til
y y children by the Rev. A. N. keigwin
- Wilmington, and presentation of te
q taments to a catachetical class of I'll
Il school by the pastor Rev. Runner, col
stitutpd the remaining features Of ii
a evenings programme. QUERcrs.
Daily Republican., 1879-05-01
Taken 10 Harrisburg.

James Guy, whose arrest for rape at
Harrisburg, was given'in yesterdays
REPUBLICAN, was taken to that place
early this morning by Detective Will
Liam Reese, who arrived in Wilmington
late yesterday afternoon. Guy prom
ised to go cheerfully and avoid the
trouble of requsition. Guy will be
tried at the present term of court and
thinks there is no doubt but what he
will be released from the charge.
Daily Republican., 1879-05-01
George WASHINGTON Delaware bette

George Washington Delaware better
known as the "depleter of Maryland
troutstreams, took Al fish near Oak
land, that State, the other day. Be
ing a church member Ike very prudent
ly did not give the "estimated' sizes of
the fish.
In Toledo, Ohio, yesterday morning
Monsieur Florentine' shot his wife,
known as Miss Lille Ellis, a variety
performer, and then killed himself
The woman is in precarious condi-
ton, but may recover. Jealousy is
supposed to have caused the crime.
Daily Republican., 1879-05-01
t.The Soldiers Trust"

Of "Tbe Soldiers Trust,' which ap-
pears on Monday evening next, in this
city, the New Orleans "Democrat says :
Our old resident population have not
forgotten "Le Vieux Caporal,' one Of
the greatest successes of the stage OF
the old Orleans Theatre, as well as that
of Paris, when Frederick Lemaitre was
in the fullest enjoyment of his ulflying
glory. "The Soldiers Trust C'Le
Vieux Caporal,"D was presented last
evening at the St. Charles Theatre by
G. L. Graves combination, with
George C. Boniface as the feature of this
highly romantic drama, the plot OF
which was originally woven by two
dramatic celebrities, Dumonnier and
D'Ennery. The theatre was filled
almost to rppletion, and the enjoyment
of the public was nnalloyed. The
thrilling adventures of Corporal An
toine,' one of these unlettered heroes
with whose f-ats the history of the
Napoleonic wars are so plentiful, were
unrolled in an excellent manner by
the Interpreters of the play.
Daily Republican., 1879-05-01
Book beer.

Donahoe & Robinson, Wilmington's
most extensive bottlers, still have the
celebrated Prospect Brewery Book Beer
for sale at their depot, cor. Sixth and
Orange streets, either on draught or
bottled. In order that all who desire
it may be supplied they have made ar
rangements with the proprietors of the
principal saloons Of this city and vicin'
ity to have it on draught. This beer,
bottled, is sold at 75.cents per dozen,
delivered to all parts of the city. They
are also agents for the celebrated Ro'
chester Beer.
Daily Republican., 1879-05-01
A nisOrIeriy HusbnMI.

Isaac Eaton, residing at 2l9 Walnut
street, was arraigned before His Honor
last evening on the charge OF disorder
" conduct. His wife and step father
appeared against him and stated that
he vented his wrath upon this partlcu-
lar occasion by breaking the furniture
and doing other damage about the
premises. He was required to pay 80
costs and give 500 bail to keep the
peace.
Daily Republican., 1879-05-01
r. he EIectrIc Light in Cleveland

The lighting Of the Monumental
Park, in Cleveland, Ohio, with the
Brush electric light, was commenced on
Tuesday evening. 1t is said that twelve
electric burners employed gave an
illumination three times more brilliant
than has been given by ITO gas burn
ers. Under the contract, this light will
cost the city 500 per year less than the
gas formerly used.
Daily Republican., 1879-05-01
HmnOrfaut to yIoehers.

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup is the only
thing that mothers can rely upon for Their
children. 1t corrects acdity ofthe st0macf,
cures wind collie, regulates the bowels nj
gives ret, health and comfort to mother ani
child. During the process efteething its value
is incalculable. 1t sottens the guPls, reluc y
inflammation and allays all pain, therety Y
giving rest to the child and c Mort to tbs
mother. TWenty.t five cents a bot le.
Daily Republican., 1879-05-01

The "Baby's Best Friend" is the
most appropriate title for DR.. Bulls
Baby Syrup, 1t is absolutely free from
Opium, Morphia and other powerful
agents, is perfectly safe and reliable
under all circumstances and by al'ay-
ing the usual Stomach and Bowel Dis
orders of babyhood keeps the child from
freting and crying, soc injurious to
itself and annoying to all. Price 25
cents.
Daily Republican., 1879-05-01
The NippSs Pills on Earth

Are DR.. Sinus Vegetable Liver Pills.
They are the only pills known that will not
Gripe, Sicken or Weaken in their operation.
They cure Liver Complaint, Costiveness, SICK
Headache etc. They are the easy PurGatiSa
and Liver Cure. We have hundreds of refer
ences in our office; % cenis, sold by dealers in
medicine Main Depot, FOURTH AND
KING STREETS, Wilmington, Del. Phla-
delphia, 602 Arch street. ap2S-u
Daily Republican., 1879-05-01
CaSSinleres.

Kennard Il Co. make a speciality Of
one dollar cassilner-s as that seems tC
be the most popular price now, and nc
one need give more, for Kennard Il Co.
have twenty five of the latest styles
ever offered in this city, to select from
Daily Republican., 1879-05-01
100 Little Girls wanted.

One hundred little girls wanted to
take part in the grand march at the
Opera House in June. Call on Satur-
day, May Sd, at . o'clock, p. M, at the
Wilmington Academy, 9Th and Msrket
streets. JAMES II. CRABB, Principal.
Daily Republican., 1879-05-01
To be Rurle(l To-day.

The funeral of John Salter who was
killed by falling from a scaffolding, at
Delaware City, takes place in Philadel-
phia to-day from the residence of his
sister on Catharine street. Quite a
number ofpainters of this city will.be in
attendance.
Daily Republican., 1879-05-01
llcgree Conferred.

At the public meeting OF the Alumni
of Princeton College, William V. Lou
derbough OF Dover, Del, was among
the number of students upon whom
degrees were conferred.
Daily Republican., 1879-05-01
SOiCing.

Persons wishing their yards sodded
should give Barney IIaughey, at Zeig.
ler,s Pot house, Water and Orange
streets, a call. His prices are reasona'
BILE.
Daily Republican., 1879-05-01
a Card.

To all who are suffering from the errors and
indiScrst0nS Of youth, nervous Wea klless,
early decay, oss OF manhood, ETC.. l will send
recipe that will cure you FREE OF
CHARGE This great remedy was discov-
cred BY a missionary in South America. Send
a selfaldressed envelope to the REV, JOSEPH
T. INMAN Station ID. New York CITY auS-t
Daily Republican., 1879-05-01
In Another RusIn esq.

Alfred J. Grant, who for several
wears has been hackman at the depot
has leased the saloon at lO5 Shipley
street, and fitted it up in a first class
style.
Daily Republican., 1879-05-01
The Gather.

War Department, Office of the Chief
Signal Officer, Washington, May IL
A. M.
Indications for Thursday-For the
Middle Atlantic States, cooler north
and west winds, rising barometer and
clear weather.
Daily Republican., 1879-05-01
A A'nns1kA AfA

Christian Clavey ,ofthe Second Ward,
will be- candidate for member of
the Board of Education, without dis
tinction of party.
Daily Republican., 1879-05-01

Keller's Roman Liniment and all the
most popular Liniments of the day are
sold by ]. R. Hartman, Druggist, 9th
and Poplar.
Daily Republican., 1879-05-01
Religious

There will be regular religious servi'
ces at the Household of Faith church
this evening, at 7.3O o'clock. All are
welcome.
Daily Republican., 1879-05-01
To the Public

Rumors having been circulated to
the effect that the "Household OF
Faith" favored the doctorine of the non-
resurrection of the wicked dead, and
the non personality Of the Devil, the
Official Board of the church at its last
regular meeting Older George X. kra-
mer presiding, unanimously passed the
following:
Rcsol,ed, that the teaching that the
wicked dead are not raised to judg'
ment, and that there IS no personal
Devil, are speculations contrary to the
Word of God, and are therefore not
sustained nor countenanced by this
church. Tuos. G. AppLEBy. Secy.
Daily Republican., 1879-05-01
Rurles0uePi PinafOre.

The Carncross minstrel troupe will
appear in this city about May 10th,
with the Burlesque Pinafore.
Daily Republican., 1879-05-01

As valuable remedy for Dyspepsia,
Sick Headache, Torpid Liver, and such
like disea 4es we can recommend DR..
Balls Baltimore Pills. They are for
sale by all druggists. Price % cents
Daily Republican., 1879-05-01
SECOND EDIT,

State OF the ThermOmeler
At the REPUBLICAN office, May lst,
7 o'clock, 10 o'clock, II O'Clock,
$50 $40 go
Daily Republican., 1879-05-01

NOTlCE.-The partnership OF Wilson,
IN Wood Il Co IS dissolved by the with
drawal of James Wilson. The business Of the
late firm will be settled by James T. Wood
and James c. Aiken, who have formed a CO.
partnership under the name Of
JAMES F. WOOD 4 co,
May l, 1879. myi.3t*
The Hillsborough recorder., 1879-03-05
Lives, il KING.


The Liver i Ihs Imperial organ of the
whale human SYSTEM, sit controls tile
life, l,ealtl, and happiness Of man. When
II Is Disturbed ia its proper action, an
kinds ol ailmeiits are the natural results.
The iig.stian Df fo,d, the movements oi
the .seart and bl,rd. tile action ~ the
brain aud nrrvous syslrrn, are all i'm.
nediaiely connected with the workings
of the Liver. II has been successfully
proved that Grern's August Flower Is
unrlnailr,l III caring all persons afflicted
with Dyspepsia or Liver Complaint, and
alb the numerous sympt,nns that .resuI;
from an unheal,hy condaian ofiiie Liver
a,nl Stomach. Sample bottles u try, ID
cents. Positively sold Ia alI towns on ll,s
Western Continent. Three ,ssrs will
prove THAT II il just what sou want
The Hillsborough recorder., 1879-03-05

Q .iicient public servants are worth all tie
money that Il paid for them. poor pay,
poor PREACH is as applicable 10 public
service as iothe pulpit; and tile general
iniercst suffers when talent and character
urs driven out " employment by INSULT.
Glen: compensation However, leannnt
say that the salaries fixed il, the bill vi 4
acl fundamentally iii al cases.
Mr.. McGriiee. the member from Person,
we're enabled io-day flr the fi,stIin,e 10
lake his seat us n menl,er nf the ilnase.
He was recognised with much significan,e.
lie gave fills frst vote against the pr,'p''si-
tioii t.,sulanit tie lMhlicsleht question 70
pnpuhsr vo.e. lie % still quite feeble, bat
| hope siIl iinpruye. The Speaker at once
assigned him y position ,on three ofti,e
mas, i,npor,uut Conmittess--;i, JudiS
ciary, Finance, aud the Public Delft.
learn this evening that tile Rev. Dr.
Wingate, President of Wake Forest col-
lese died at 1 u. III. III ;er illness of some
days. He was nlan NJ distinguished tnli-
nence liz disposition, aud of admirable
persoHM character. Cit
M., LATER. VI
RALEIGH. Feb. 2s,he
Tie i,ili to sco.nprdn,ias.. can,inuie aud
sestiv ths S;sle Debt PASSED ,hissmcrnii.F
after y long and sp,nrwllat heated DIS
e,,ls-ion Ly i vole OF Ayes 90. Nays Az, ami
Is now a law. g.,.llflt sg,;.. &c.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1879-03-05
The Fayetteville Gszeile has been .
sunIed.

The Fayetteville tiszetle has been re.
sunIed.
The Inferior Court of MeckleubuIg sell.
fenced len nerroe- to work nn tile railroads,
ard all for larceny. 8f.It
The authorities of Greensboro have
oitsre,I y rev ard of $50 lorihe arrest of the
murderer .. vs.. Parker, aud prt,uf TO
consict. q 20 ~s.
/ Memorial services Of the late David NJ.
Carter were bel,l by, the Raleigh bar.
i Captain 3. A. Ashs and h., II. Bu-l'rs
n,sd. elaborate aud impressive specifies
on the ocraSion. ~ e II
RsIsigh B!Llicai Recorder Rev. y,
al aJunian, nur STATE Evsngelisl, in let
ter 10 Rev. W. II. Gwailury, Gated It'll
insi; says lie has he has al least tw,
nontl,. work on the e. Z. Railroad. u,
exircis to inld meetings To- f.aurinbnrg
Rockingham, LilerviIIr. Munror an'
Shelby. but hopyp 10 I've in isaleigl, abnu
tile istof June. ofihe. meeting IN White
VILE lie .ays: "Our meeting Is rniug 81
tIcliglIlIully; several rs bright converts .
| eversaw. and many deeply interested
There will lie u meeting nf tie N"rtl,crl
setilurs in Raleigh 0n tile 18Th m Marcll
livery aInriIbern settler IN North CaruIiu
! Il asked toaltrud Il,
The Hillsborough recorder., 1879-03-05
CouxrLr.s ~ .lI..sl. g. tla h,Ia Of :


CouSrLEsssiIsrsr. 6a l tin bsIa Of re-.
lief. aud The iogniain q she,r i,sAl,b aud
strength. in AykR's S&usArAiltGIA, Il
!. The most potent u all the siierative.
90 purify he system aud elran,e the blood.
IL POSSESSES in,igorstipg qualities. 40 that
IL imulaies the ialed yiiaIi,ies and purge,
ou, Tie eorrup,ims which nIingle sith the
blood. prc,us,ing IeranEsmes: aBd decay
We are assured Is many intelligent phjsi.
claus lhst this mcdieine cures hrycnd al
others of its kind. and ~s can isr,iiy chi,
statement hy our own sspcrieace--Iuu'
xsa,awney lpa.l Argus.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1879-03-05
ADMINISTRATIONS A FoR An
Eaerx~tie Lady or seuflemnn.

The Ohio Scales Works Yf Cincinnati
have Just complc ell and are now intro,
ducing To the public Handsomely fin.
isl,ei Family Scale, an article that has al
ways been needed IN every household, and
IN a communication addressed to the pub
fishers of this paper THE proprietors ask uS
ta refer them 10 some reliable party. 20
introduce II for them To- the people Of This
Couniy. ltis very seldom that new
article s,eis so suddenly iito universal
favor. Housrkpepers are loud iIi its l,saiss !,
IL is always ready, there are ao weight 10
get lusi or ohe huuted up, IL reliable, and
will n,.t get sul of order 'fhe desc.ilhion.
of tl,ris, lsa han,iso,ne base surfnnunicd
by % colunn In which works spiral
spring 10 scientifically adjusted as Ia
weigh anything up to twelve pounds viii
perfect accuracy, ",f tile top of the co.uunI
Is tlle platform on which tilr articles To be
weie i,-d air placed. aud they have an al
jusIible in.licalor so thai you can take the
tare of any vessel You may use In weigh.
lug, giving yuu ithe exact net weight.
iiousrkerpers al nice see their value III
weighing fruits, sugars aud other ingre-
dicrts used In preserving, choking elc;nr
! IL. testing the weights Of purchases frul
others. - q" -.... -. 81,
Tue Sca:es are made Of all Brass, are
higlsly l,e:isLed anh are iinisl,r,iin skill.
fui a,anner. They are very attractive aud
take the eye NJ every one wl'o se.s ihen',
II seems 10 US that nearly every family
Ia this county will waat one. aud Is Ger
iaIniy = rare opperluniiy for so,ne suIar
and energetic parts to- pick up quite d
nice little incume during Tie nrxl few
nonti.s' The campany has agents 10
nlher counties WIN are easily making
frnm s. W to 50J per day selling then,
aud we would recommend partie. in nee,
III employment TO drop tl,eO OHIo SCALI
WORKS, NJ. ls5 aud l27 Central Avenu,
Cincinnati, 0; u Postal Card. aud all in
formation etc; will be ciieeffulIy give
them by n.ntloning our paIer. n.
, The Wilmington Stai announces u,
death Of DR.. w. 4. FrceIna,I, nf that ciis
whu died on Sunday last The Star add
"Hr was aiiiung sIIr oldest I'liysiciaii,
, having l'ern ~ active practice in accol
, dance With The homeoi'alhie system ,
|, n'sslisiar fnr the last thirty yrars, dnrin
which time lie e,.leartI hinsclf Ia nil hU
!. nIore particularly to the l'ouier class of'o,
poinIiation, many of whom can testify
his great liability aud Kindness of hear
tie was drvUei membrr ofihe fp'
Stipei Methodist Church. which slistaii
IN Ills death an irrrlaiahle hrs' d
!. Freeman will he greatly missed 10 Il
!. community" . ....t
The Hillsborough recorder., 1879-03-05
AGA Il d.

i. To all WIN are suffering fromihe errors
aud ih,li~rrciinis of youth, nrryous weak.
ness. early decay, hrs nf nianhonl. DC; ]
" ~ send . resipr tina. Will cure yon FREE
or CHARGE. THIS great remedy was
discovered by a. missionary in s',uii:
.Anmglca. Send 4 sclf-adireSsed envelope
tn, The RRy. JosEPH u. IsMAN, Station ID
,ISiblc H0ase. Nee York City. ly.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1879-03-05

werublish elsrs here the Act To change
the time % ln,isiing liss Courts a: tile
ffth Judicial District; aml translate Into
dates, the times nj whirh some Of Tie
cnurts ARE held Orange Court fallsoii
the 3lst 81 March. and llol,is two weeks;
Person on lhe 5ih day of May; Gas&ril "n
the iu,h day u May; Chatham i7lh day
of March. ON Ssf3kt 10 '..-s
The Hillsborough recorder., 1879-03-05
vlcK's
FL or Al, q u DE,

u q R Ali y Y " W.
A b.au,ig,,l work II 100 Pages, Ono tailored
Fk,wsr Plate. aud 3n lllastratwns. with lr-
serintious ,d dc BID fluwers ard fegetahle.
anil how ~ grow tllcnl. All tcr ElNE eESt
stamp. Ii En1lish and tsssIpaiI. &c
TLr Flower aud Vegetable tiartlsu, l55 l'aers
s,x Colarpd Plate, and m,ry hluidsel btlDav
ines Fur ~ cents III pIpcr cover! ~ w ~ etc
ss,,,t .gath. 10 fspFiasn aml LnTlish.
Gtirk,s Illustrated Monthly Magazine Pasri
4 CuIurri Plate IN every Nninbcr aIll inAny y
pupratinrr. prire, 81 ~ ssseaFt y w eoIslea ~
srsriarn sttnteTs snnt To- 10 cents.
'yi.k's srcls arr the hest IN the world. sem
ptvE t'etf ktaInpfsra FLORAL Guide, e'1Btaiuinl
. ij,i anil Prices and pieuiy nf information:
Adir,ss, JAMES WICK, RcshssterI y.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1879-03-05


Tie Chatham Recurd snys: We very
much regret 10 hear That Mr.. George Dis
.n'ukrs. of this c,'anty, ssr drowned .in
Deep River, near tarLcnum, ou il,r l9ih
insiy he was attempting, To cross ihe
river IN canoc. just al,nve The .n'iIl dam,
aud the curfent lrring very sirang, aud he
.not being familiar with The Use ~ y lH,at,
tie ranop soon lrgan 10 i'e CARRIED rapidly
towards the dam, aud notwithstanding
the eif;ris ofthe persons al'"nt the nill
To- arsisi, the canoe wns swept over tie
dam aud Mr.. Disnuk,s drowned. His
bmly was fnnd the mex, day aln,li loo
yards below the mill. The deceased Wa,
Jnrn aud raised near pitisboro,' was aI,ouI
fiiy years sof are, aud most upright, uD-
dustrious aud worthy citizen.
~A-~-----sa-~ = ~@-s--@~---
The Hillsborough recorder., 1879-03-05
DURHAM TOBACCO MARKET.
REPORTED By
= u. A. X l. A MS.

Breaks continue light. owing 20 dry
weather; while prizes remain FIRM. There
4. special demand for fnc wrappers at sa-
tisfar,ory prices.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1879-03-05

Our Foreman. Mr Fr~elairi, aerepts
the congratulations %. tie LlDaER upon
his recovery With thanks. lsui Mr.. Fr-e-
land. live Zee ever 80 long. i- im good
naiured even in r.alsss tie ,i.am, ii,e L.I,-
GER assigns 10 Old priai-rs- viii ne,cr
turn toa gray mule.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1879-03-05

We sare glad to lrain from the LEDcsR.
that the many sass % sickness amous
students u ,ls Unnsrs,iy and .sltinsas Of
ChuIel Ilill sie improving. Mr. pell.
whO has been sdulag lls LEpoEn. Is re.
covering sfser three weeks pro.traticn.
LrOf, Phillips, ~ arc glad "a isafa ],
batter. lllAll4a4 ARi'5hAiAA
Mr.. W. +. Stroud Of Chatham, q lead
lug agriesl,sriss md man WhO has The
rsase, aud good will uf I'll expects soOn tc
'frmoss 10 cLspel Il'II. lls vas mem.
b,r q the corstl,uiiooal Convention o
1875.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1879-03-05

#f AsspirItuo,ls Iiquirs siil iIJure men,
So opium or umfphia will harmfully
affect The BABY d.. YBuIrs . Baby
syrup |. die remedy for the baby' IL Is
free from opium. Price . cenis,s.aa
The Hillsborough recorder., 1879-03-05

The Library Magazine u what people Of
good literary iasie have Ling Teen wanting.
Tho usaiert snd hardiesi in iarm n Il the
mnnihlie.. aud vsty nus, the cheapest. II
give. ltnm the .rts II the able.t living
: zri,srs rhoirc variety Of articles. both
t,inely and sniensiaing. Number 2. ja.l
ssady. runisins ariicl,s BY Gladstone u
h. Proctor. Itvf Bisikie. Bnne. Julm
Bavahsgh. N. Mspsl. i'aMa GGriei.. apd
other writer's lessr f.msas. but hardly less
Interesting. There are i2a pages. snd che
price il 10 rents number o. 9 year.
amsticsn yuok .Eschanee. spubli.hers. 81
lIsekman Street. New York.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1879-03-05
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4 i 4 Il
G. NJ. PARKS Is Determined TO meet the
iu"nster "iiaED TINES and conquer him
lie has reducelthe l'EIcE on nearly MI
Goods. and made his Stuck of General
Alercbandize one Of the most complete in
North Esro.ina. llas added scvcrd ihous.
and dollars of NEW and Ssasonatle Good.
during the month of January. Inviting
all TO give him . call. knowing no reason
why he cannot place in the bands of the
public. goods Of oil kinds as low as Nor,lfs
'ern retail houses. Any way. bis motto Cor
1870 isto huy goods exccpt upon terns
that will enable him to do 50.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1879-03-05

lion. sanusl 4. PHILLIPS has accepted
tls insita,h,n ;.,dered i,lm " deliver The
anuual adsiwrs lsfDr The Aluifl Aesocla'
lion 0f tia Uillyeffiiy ~ N0Tili Carolina
vt the Iisxt COMMENCEMENT