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MALE HEP

IVAN. ED-Salesman to sell line of goods
w to the furniture and bedding trade in Port
land and vicinity on commission. One who is well
acquainted and is selling goods to the trade, pre-
ferred. Liberal arrangements with good man.
Address 1881 "a Railroad Ave-, Jersey City. N.
II ian10d1w
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Gutter.
Rs:iroad Receipts.

Valencia 8 o0a5 90 Eastern eA=fss. .25a2C
Messina aud Pa Can & Western. .24d2i
Palermo Dbx.3 OoG3 50lLimeo. 2o@2l
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COMPREHENSIVE NOTICES.
NOTICE or DISSOLUTION.

HyHE copartnership heretofore existing under
IL the firm name Of Lord, Haskell & Co., con-
Simeon H. Coggins, is this day dissolved by the
death of Frank A Clarke.
JOHN n. LORD.
SIMEON III. COGGINS.
Portland Me Ian 2 1883
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Rumford Falls & Buckfield Railroad.
Winter Arrangement-Hn Effect NOV. -,
1857.

Leave Portland, via G.. T. Railway, S.45 a. m.
Lewiston $50; Mechanic Falls (mixed tran, TO-
90; arriving at W. Minot lilo Z. Hebron IL ,3Oi
Buekhed 1900; Il. Sumner i22Oi Hartford
~ 40; Canton 90 p. m.
Leave Portland 100 p. m; Lewiston zoo,
Mechanic Falls 3.15; arriving at W. MinOt $50;
H. Hebron $40; Buekheld $50; Il. Sumner 4.Oe;
Hartford 4.12; Canton 4.27; Gnbertville 4.35 p.
m.
arriving at Portland $50 a. M, 12.lb pm.
STAGE CONNECTIONS.
DAILY-From w. MlnOt $50 y. m. for Hebron
Academy; Buekfeld $50 p. IN. for W. sumner
and Turner; Canton 4.27 p m; arriving az feru
$50; Dxheld 500; Mexico TOO p. M; also for
Brettun's Mills, Liyermore. Returning, leave
Mexico 500, Dixheld 100 a m; arriving AZ Port
land 1905 p. m. L. L. LlNCOl4N,Supt
r. @. BRADFORD. G. T. A. oetGdu
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UvANTE D-A gentleman Of good address,
w who can give good references and who has
energy and perseverance,; a good salary II suit
able paid weekly. Apply from $50 to $50 a. m.
and from II. 80 to 23O and $50 TO p. m TO NH.
JOHN BROWN, 6 Tolman Place. PAS
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Ar at Norfolk 18th inst, sch Augusta ( Herrick,
Fitch. La Have Banks, (put in for SHELTER, and cid
sid fm Rockland 9th, sch Oracle Young, Whit
mgn, La Have Banks.
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PORTLAND. Jan. 10, 1897,
Received by haine Central Railroad-For Port
and so cars miscellaneous merchandise; for con-
eac,inp roads lO4 cars miscellaneous merchant
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MAINTENANCE take the agency Of
w our safes; sizes 2Sx18x18 inches weight
500 lbs; retail price $50; other sizes in proper
ton. rare chance to create permanent bus
mess at home These safes meet demand new
er before supplied by other safe companies, as we
are not governed by the Safe Pool. Alpine Safe
Co Cincinnati o. nov23W&S3m
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MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD
On and after MONDAY, Oct "a, 1857.
Passenger Trains will leave
Portland ns follows

For Auturn and Lewiston, $50 a. m,
1880 80 p. m. Lewiston vim Bru.s-
zoSa 70 s55 and ass .. 'I M and on satur,
days only at 11.15 p. N. 1eckinnd and
Rnox and Lincoln ~. r., 7.O6 a. m. and
1885 D. m, Brunswick, Gardiner Halle
well. and Augusta, 7.O6 a. M, 1885, 4.bb
and Hills o. m. Farminxten via Lewis
ton, 1880 p. M; vim Brunswset. 100
throp, Readneld, Oakland aud North
Anson, 1880 p. m, Waterviiie and skow-
hogan, vim Lewiston. 1880, via Augusta,
Vile Saturdays only ASS p. m. Bclfass
and Dexter, 1890 and t11.15 p. m.
Augusta, 7.O5 a. m, 1855 and tl1.1b p. m.
Bangor T. PiscntRquis q. a., 7.O5 a. m,
and Hills p. m. ElizwoIth and Bar
Harbor, Hills and 1886 D. m. 10.
stephen (CaIais), Areo-sook County,
IA. 1shn, Halifax, and tke Provinces,
1880 1855 and t11.15p. I'm
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All persons found violating the above ordt
will be dealt with according TO law.
EZRA HAWKES., City Marshal:
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$500 REWARD.

CITY MARsHAL's OFFICE,
PORTLAND, Nov z, 1887.
A REWARD Of twenty-five dollars will b. paid
"A for information that will lead to the arrest
and conviction Of any person or persons guilty Of
this eIty EZRA HAWKES.,
noySdtf City Marshal.
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s.aYnIE NEWS
oE PORTLAND

TUESDAY, Jan. 10.
Arrived.
Brig Adrio, (Br) Weldon, N~w York for Halifax
Sch City of Augusta. Meady, New York-coal to
B&M RR.
Sch Ollo, (Br) Keef. st John, NIB, for New York
Sch Rosa Mueller. McLearn, Bluehill for Balti-
more.
Sch Mary Elizabeth, Dunton, Boothbay.
Cleared.
Brig George Dale, Bartlett, New York-Geo S
Hunt s. Co.
Sch Grace Stevens. Stevens, PASSPORT IN
Blake.
Sch G NJ Gilmore, Hopper, for Port Clyde-N
Blake.
Sch l. NJ Warren Hughey. Rockland, to load for
New York. Chase, Leeyitt & Co.
FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT.
PORT CLYDE, Jan 9-Sld, Lila Fernald, I'm
Grand Manan) for Boston.
Sch Sedona is at Washburn Bros yard for re-
pairs.
EAST MACHIAS, Jan Gar, sch Baker,
Chase. Portland.
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UTANTED-At once. Good agents in all
w Maine cities to sell latest and best selling
novelty. Wanted in every house and hotel W..
Press ONCE. 1O1
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european Markets.

By Telegraph
LONDON, Jan. 10, Massachusetts 1O3ss for
both money and the account.
LIV RIP JOL, Jan. 10, lSSS.-Uotton market
fiat and prices somewhat irregular upiands 55sd
Orleans at 10 11-16d; sales 5000 bales; specula
tion and export 1000 bales.
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a funeral The 1 ciergyman was reading the ser
vice until he came TO that part which says ''our
deceased brother or sister, without Knowing
whether the deceased was male or female.
He turned rOund to one of the mourners, and
asked whether II was brother or sister.
The man innocently replied: mo relation at
all. sir-onlY an ACQUAINTANCE"
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VyTANTED-Agentsw wanted In every town in
wv the United States; forty per cent. commits
sion. Apply at once to DA SILVA & CO., New
Iondon Conn 103ts
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eight minutes later where through tickets and
baggage checks may be obtained for principal
pOints East and West. srie aieht xEresa Yltth
sleeping car attached runs every nBnt S,,uuals
gan on Monday mornings or 70 Benast anu
Dexter or beyond Bangor on sunday mornings.
trains are due In Portland as follows; Inc MIN
inc train from Waterville, Augusta and bath
SAB q. M; Lewiston, S.6O 2. m.i Gay tfaihb
from Bangor at 12.4O, 1910 pm -, IN.
The afternoon trains from Bangor, WaterVille,
Bath, Augusta and Roekland AZ 5.4O p. m. Z
Lewiston, 5.5O p. m. Night Pullman at i. 90
a. n. -
All points in fhe Provinces or sale az re-
6uSed rafea.
PAYSON TUCKER, General Manager.
FE BoOTHBY, GENT Pass. and Ticket Agt.
az Ocfyldff
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Notice of Copartnership.

We, the undersigned will continue the iobbing
Boot and Shoe business as heretofore existing,
under the firm name of Lord, Haskell & Co.
JOHN N. LORD.
SIMEON H. COGGINS.
FRED S. CLARKE.
Portland Me-, Jan. 2, 1888. janlOd3t
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FEMALE HELP.
AGENTS. WANTED.

yTyANTED-A situation as seamstress or do
w nestle. Apply at NO. 104 WILMOT ST.
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FlSTULA G.; g.; s' -! !; \.
Snife or detention from business also all other dis
eases OF the Rectum. Cure guaranteed.
READ (M. d. Harvard 1sl2) and ROBERT l.
READ (M. ID. Harvard $780, Evans House, No.
I75 fremont Street, Boston. References given.
Consultation free. Send for pamphlet. once
hours, II A. NJ. o4P.M (sundays and holidays
excepted.l
eodtf
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$50 FREE BEDS,
70 Vessel Owners.

NHE Port Clyde Marine Railway has 9een thor
take ont All vessels in need of repairs. All work
dispatched quickly and satisfaction guaranteed
Address, w. q. STIMPS0N, JR.,
dec16du tnrt Clyde, Me.
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aaston stock Markey.

New Go"E Stock and money |iarkes.
TBy Telegraph
NEW YORK, Jan. 10 lSss.-Moneyloa cal cal
loan A. closing atE4. Prime paper at b12GI12:
Sterline Exchange quiet and firm. Government
bonds are dull but firm Railroad ponds quiet anu
firm The stock narket was quiet ana ratner
heavy after IL o'clock the only animation shown
being in st Paul, Louisville y Nashville Heading
named were exceptionally firm. Changes in q O.
iations 10 few cases were for more tuan lnslgnih-
cant fractions. Most of the list held fairly steady
the entire market, though there was no feature
other than quiet hardening of values, and at
, & and to the close the market was quiet but
firm at small fractions better than opening.prices.
Inc TRANSACTIONS at theiSt0ck Excha ,pgre-
q .5ed 215.135 shares
.us Following are to-das's uotanons OF Govern
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Memoranda.

Ship Jacob L Ridgway, Call, at New York frcn
of Brunswick. chief mate, died OF dropsy.
Sch Knowles. Nickerson, from New Sorl
for Portland, put back to Proyincetown 9th will
loss of flying ib, deckload molasses shifted, anC
rail broken.
Sch W Locke, Lamson, from New York fol
Portland, came out Of Provincetown 9Th and re
turned 18th with loss of jibboom, outer jib, ant
light head gear.
Sch May O'Neil, Thompson, from Georgetown
for Boston, which put into Newport with loss
bowsprt and headgear. was towed TO port OF des
tiuation 9th inst.
Sch Helen, Jameson, from Rockland for New
on fire remained there 9th, apparently free from
danger. She was opened and the fire appeared "a
be out.
Norfolk, Jan SAN effort will be made TO feat
the harque Ada Gray before reported ashore.
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PORTLAND WHOLESALE KAREEr.


PORTLAND. Jan. 10, 1878
The following are to-days closing quolau; is Of
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Maine Central II. r.. LIST mtg rs. .11S 40
Maine Central II. r.. Consol 7s....132 1874
Maine Central Il. Il. Skg Fund 6s. 105 log
Portland Water Co. LIST mtg s....1001s
8 I'd mtg JOG log
" Sd mtg 6s... ITO l12
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EXCURSIONS TO CALIFORNIA.
EVER WEEK VIA ALL LINES.

For tickets and information, apply TO the Tickle
Agent, Boston & Maine II. r., Commercial street
Station. Lowest rates 10 all points West and
South. deczOdu
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UNIQUE BOOK FOR 1888.

A GENTS wanted in Portland and vicinity for
"A Diversions of Diplomat in Turkey" by
Concise histary of the Ottoman Empire, and the
eastern question, strange customs, legends, char
acter sketches, court scenes and the harem; 700
pages over 100 illustrations. w. H. THOMP-
son s. CO., 80 Hawley St., Boston. ianlod5t
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yEANTED-A smart man can hear of a good
w situation in retail store by addressing b.
f. X, Press Office. 5-l
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VUANTE D-Woodsmen imme diately; team
w sters, choppers swampers and sled ten
drrs. Apply in person or by letter TO BERLIN
MILLS CO., Berlin Mills, N. ii. 5-1
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NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.

NOTICE is hereby given that the copartner-
In ship heretofore existing between Charles +.
Buffum and Reuben Wescott, under the firm name
of @. f. Buffum Co.. is this day dissolved Dy
sumes all liabilities of the late firm, and Is alone
authorized to receive payment of debts due the
late firm, CHARLES II. BUFFUM.
REUBEN WESCOTT.
Portland Maine January 4, A. ID. 1888.
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VTyANTED-Compete book-keeper who has
w had experience in lumber business pre-
ferred; must have reference. Address IN own
handwriting stating references, BOX no. o-1
Hillsboro recorder., 1888-04-05

Who will bs the late Chisf Jus.
ticeis successor? We do not presume
to even advise the President in this
great uss,str. Z but according 70 .be
iitpsss OF things we thiuk he shs,,ulldd
come from either of the States OF
virginis, West.virginia, M.ryhndt
North or Suu,h Caroiins, these ststes
composed ihs circuit Of Judge Waite
40 well ~ Chit Justice Marshall,
Tsney ard Chase. We do NOT, how.
ever, sxp.c, the successor to come
from any Southern State. We are
satisfied that the President will sp'
point good man and sound Drmo.
crai. and il matters very little
whether from the North or South.
Hillsboro recorder., 1888-04-05

The opponents Of tax reform are be
ginning 70 discover that they capnOt
rally even the Reppblican party to the
support Ot thsir Feaciionary progarn'
ps Ths aspaud for the reduction
of txss is mot restricted by party
lines, and The number Of Reppblicaus
rn the House Of Representatives res-
dy!to support the Mills bill is evident.
y large enough TO secure its passage.
Eysry attempt TO frame Q Republican
measure 10 sntagouize that Of the
Conpittes on Ways aud Means prove
. dad failure. Under these cirSum-
stsuses The wisest Of the Republican
Representatives ars prepared to shell
ter themsslYep under the declaration
et their platform Of 1884, which pied
gsd them 10 correct inequalities oi
ths tariff and reduce the surplus. il
they will cooperate in the good work,
pem9crols will not fail TO candid;y
give them due credit.
Hillsboro recorder., 1888-04-05
Who are the Peoples Friends. !.

The Democratic members oi the
Ways and Means Committee have
unanimously agreed upon a reform
bill. aud will recommend its passage.
This bill provides for the repeal OF
the tax ON tobacco. and prohibits
revenue otiicers trom cnttins mp
.t,lls aud otherwise destroying pro-
perty ssised bY their otfcers. These
proylsious, with seserai other OF like
character, greatly modifying the
hardsLips Of ihs rnternal revenue
law. was agreed upon BY tie Demo
Gratis OF that COMMITTEES, but three
out Of live Republican membrrs bit.
tsrly opposed these wholesome and
greatly reeded reforms in other
words, the Republicans composing
the minority of. that commi,tey !ls,.gs favor
the cutting mp Ut astiils, adcatraying
the nsal and beer and iall other devs
ilment usually committed bythesr
officers. -. I'd fss ~. r. ..''@f
When this bill, which will be re-
ported on 'favorabIy by the Demo.
cratic members comes up in the
| House iur consideration. ,hs whole
radical tribe in the House will vote
against it; and yet this Republicans
say they are in tayur of the repeal Of
the internal revenue. Everybody
knows that the Republican party
placed this m"st iniqnitous !a~ upon
tile people, they fhIiysd under it,
they iaIten.d upon aud through it.
they were kept in power tor near u
quarter OF centuary; but they tell
yon thsy ara in favor Of its repeal
they shy SO because they are not in
power. ii they were in power
eau sny sane man believe 'hey, would
| repeal it, if they can they are certain'
ly more charitable than we are, and
as uncontroy.rtable proof they would
not, the very first time they have q
chance TO prove their declarations by
their acts, in committee. threa of III,
FIVE vote against tbs repeal Of th,
most obnoxious part oi it. IL vii
not do for them to say they are op
posed to = repeal of part Of j. ,lie,
want il all wiped out : &C., this l. al
clap trap to CONCEAL their true pur'
pose. No, the truth is simply this
il the internal revenue 10 ever repeal
ed il will have to ne done by peace
meal. but you may be well assured j
will he doBr, and that at 10 distsn
DAY by the Democrats. There is ,
revolution in this matter aud revolu
tions never go backwards. Th'
Democrats have promised to repe.
it. aud Notwithstanding Mr. Randall
aud his Republican allies, by th
eternal, as Old Hickory would say
they will do it.
| Which party is the beet friend b
the people.
Hillsboro recorder., 1888-04-05

Ashvills Citizen; The speech oi
Nr. Nelson, Of Minnesota q Republi-
gan. il seems 10 gs forsshadowing oi
pt the passage Of the Mills bill BY the
present Congress irhstspeech takes
bold unequivocal ground on the SUB
jsct Of tariff reform; aud its demands
and iis arguments stand side BY side
with the most pronounced estrems
Democrat. Frank Hurd eOuld mol
have gone farther in bis condemns
tion Of ibs system which attaches id
u much oi The Republican party and
soms Democrats Of tho Randal
lchocl.
,ir. Nelson's attitude 10 one .
largely endorsed BY the pscple pf sht
Northwest that the Mills sbiII viii gair
more from tbs Republican side thar
il will'lcss By ths hostility Of Demo
Hillsboro recorder., 1888-04-05

John Sherman may b. sasisfed
with Republican party management,
in Virgins, but b. F. Jones. the
chairman Of the Republican N.,iaial
Convention. begins 70 thius. sod dosb,
that Chairman Mahope has rsot'As
many enthusiastic supporters ip tbi'
part of tbs country. as .tlr;G. .. r.
would like -
Hillsboro recorder., 1888-04-05

81
et this white men at North Caro-
lina--loysl aud true TO their country
keep fresh in their memory that II
was John Sherman who came % the
South in 1876 to have the vote oi
Louisiaps aud other southern States
counted tor Rutherford b. Hayes;
that it wss John Sherman who aided
aud sbetted in the 8 10 z count that
cheated the Immortal Tilden aud the
Democratic party out u the Prssi
dency in lS76.-PGtris
This 10 a. true us any fact can be-.
and the American people should new.
er. forget that Juhn Sherman was the
leading spirit and master mind tina,
coniriyed aud aided in psrpetrs,ing
upon the American people the grand
est f5aud that was ever known since
time began. lie was successful ia
stealing the presidency for another
Who knows but IL elected presidrnl
he would not steal far himself the
whole cuantry aud run swsy ~ith IL
Better look close alter John, hn wa,
said 10 be very poor when be entered
public life. he Is now said 70 bs worth
| millions.
Hillsboro recorder., 1888-04-05
. Too A0F.

We see from the papers that the
psmacrats in quite Q large number
ut ths counties are organizing for
the coping contest, forming clubs,
appointing committees to arrange de-
taiia &c, &c., but we have heard Of
no movement in Orange. The coun.
ties OF Orange. Person and Durham,
viii CssweIl. composing the Goth
Sepatarirl District, need thorough
and complete organization This dis.
,trics. for the FIRST time, sent two Re
publican Senators to the last General
Assembly. This must not occur again,
it mead aotoccnr sgain. This district
,is thoroughly Democratic by at least
600 majority, ard with proper effcrt
ran be carried by the Democracy at
the mex. election by its usual majority.
Gentlemen of :he committees. you
are too slow. The chairmen OF the
executive committees of the four
con 'tiss should, at once, cali their re-:
spective committses together for con.
-sultation, mako arrangements for
,your township and county eonvep-
items. Our Congressional District
convention meets the goth of May,
and our Stats eonventiou the 3Oth,
this. il April and no movement what.
ever. Gentlemsn, yop must stir up.
We. have no time to lose. There is
,much TO be done before these conven.
.tions meet. Our townships mnst or.
;gsniSe. meet and send delegates to
.opr county conventions, who are to
-sslsct delegates TO the District and
State couysnilons So yon ses you
have no time to throw away. Gen.
,flemep of the committees. especially
,the chsirmen, you are too slow.
To secure victory ut the next elec
,iion, sound, pure and intelligent mel
must be selected, men Of ability whe
ara scqusinted And can explain and
ihoroughly discuss before the people
the tariff and Internal revenue gues,
'tieps, for these we rsgard as the opl,
issues ~.-
We hare > msp in orr town Sh'
can FIJI the requirements We vii
mention bis name at the proper time
its enough to say of him now tha
be 10 able, wise, OF large experience
snd withal, popnla,. We know tha
he vii! say ''no," but that makes nj
differences, true patriots will alway
submit to personal sacrifice when th
good Of their country demandsit.
Hillsboro recorder., 1888-04-05
Supreme Court Judges.

|
There are to be three Judges Of
the Supreme Court elected ut the
next election in this State, one 10 I'LL
the Vacancy caused by the desth OF
Associate Justice .Ashe, WIN will take
his seat M associate Justice, the 0th-
or two who are TO be elected under
the net Of the last General Assembly
submitting au amendment to the Con,
stitution increasing the .hdmbsr OF
Supreme Court Jadges from ,hie.ito
five. 1t will therefore depend upon
the adoption Of the amspdmsnt
~heihsr the two Judges lssteaamed
will take their seais. bul in any event
three Judges sre 70 bs sl.ptsd.
The enquiry naturally arises ~ho
shall gil These. .lnPortant Offices. They
shonld BE- men first, Of higA moral
character, second, men learned u thss
law. Just, lair and iesylrss, mel. who
have made the law their pfufs.sion,
men who loye the. noblegproiss.iop
Eaifd buuor H., : 90 ~.
/, These are the kind af. mru that DIV
|,ty and inieres: alike, should culnpul
US to plaee into th. highest and most
responsible position intshs State. Il"
We have ihes. insli IN North Carp
lima. Owing to the naiursof the sl.
most sacred office, honorabls; men
capnut strive for it, or even ask f.ir il.
Merit, qualification alone must be the
recommendation. ~
Whll. there are many, we will
| name only one, who in our opinion
completely fills the above mentioned
requirements. The Hon. John ann-
ing now professor .. Law at the Uni
versi,y. Mr. Manning has made the
law his entire business, he h4s large
experience in ths practice. is III the
prime Of lite aud vigor Of manhood,
he is the sols OF honor and incorrup-
table. s.rsspectfully urge the name
Of Mr.. Manning for one ofthe Judges
Of the Supreme Court. = ~
Hillsboro recorder., 1888-04-05

BY a fearful explosion of Ocal
mine at Rich Hill, Missouri. on the
2gth uli., 100 msn were overwhelmed
aud buried alive. II is supposed
that so at least have lost their lives,
40 dead bvlies have been taken out.
Hillsboro recorder., 1888-04-05

Andrew johnson grave at Green
vile. Tenn, is on one Of the highest
bluffs in the vicinity Of the town, and
can be seen from The Esst Tennessee,
Virginia and Georgia Railroad by
passengers Even when living. An
drew johnson was always located on
. high bluff II meyer mattsred with
him whether be bad q pair TO 60 10
on; he slways vent.
Hillsboro recorder., 1888-04-05

From the lqrst reports OF detection
in the Radical ranks. we ere now oil
the opinion. that the Reform bill will
pass the House. -.
Hillsboro recorder., 1888-04-05

Are the people 70 be compelled by
Congress 10 wear cotton goods 10 ths
vinisr or 70 sitbout, to give boun.
tiss 20 wool growers and wool mann.
foctursrs2--Nsjenty Report on the
Hillsboro recorder., 1888-04-05
Real Estate lor saie.

FIVE good PLANTATIONS for SALE
in 2 and B miles OF yaillsboro. and will be
sold by the undersigned PRIVATELY,
upon good terms. s. T. FORREST.
March l. Ex'r. Of Geo. A. Fancett.
Hillsboro recorder., 1888-04-05

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Florida hotel ard has freuch cook
at his home 10 Nsw, York. to whom
he pays sl0OoO psr annum. - !: :.
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A poor widow IN the same cisy Of
New York with three small children.
killed them with poison to keep them
irom starving .q death, aud ID now
in tie Tombs awaiting trial for mur-
der. 49,. sa&