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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-20
FINANCIAL.
NEW YORK. BaLTIxoRx AID IrcH.
KoxD sr0oK ExcHAA0R2
Grain, Provisions Cotton. voSsssa Tar
pentine Hssin. Tar and
Peanut MAfkstA
By telegraph 10 sso Dispatch,

NEv YoRK. July fs--Ths stock market today
was qnlet 20 dun and hesitating, but the general
drift OF pricos was downward. There was less
demand for stocks than during presiding days,
and traders hammered the lat throughout
while there was tree reahzations BY the weaker
bulls Transactions show q marked fallire OF
from preceding days OF the week 81 Paul was
spscisl feature, and publication OF the story
early IN the day that Armour had sold oM all
his speculative holdings OF SUCK made " gaits
weak and The rest OF the list sympsthised
quickly Reading vas more active than OF late.
bu, Twas comparatively vol held The only
othor really active stock was New knginnd. and
IL was exceptionally strong, though Ia nasi
change was for insignifican< fractions only. Tho
market closed duli and barely steady ~ near
the lowest prices Everything is lower this eve
ming and Rock Island Is down =. Richmond
ana West Point preferred ~. conimon Il ~
Paul IL. Northwestern, Lake shore, anu
omahn I each. aud otnors fractional amounts.
Sales $4,000 sesres.
NEW YORK, July i9-Soon.-stccks Dun and
steady. Money easy at iaik. Exchangc--Long,
tS short, 4SSh. Governments dun and
steady.
krsnfng.-EzcnsnSe dull and steady. Money
easy 81 lsi II per cent Sub-Treas1ry balances
Coin, sls7.4i 900; currency, fis.lsl,00c. Gov
ernments dull and steady; 4 per cents, lNhi
~ per cents, i07tS. State bonds dull and
Q rady.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-20
Irfah EvicfiOus.

(By Anglo-American cable 10 the Dlspaich.l
DUBLIN, July l9.-Tbe work Of the bailias
engaged In making eyctions at Kilrush,
County Glare, is being obstructed BY the
population, who have cnt all the bridges be-
tween Kilrush and RIlkee, and taken other
measures TO delay the progress OF the eyic>
lions. The chapel bells are tolling TO warn
the people OF the approach OF the officers.
A plan OF campaign has been adopted by
the tenants on the Murphy estates at Fralee,
louufv Kprrv
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-20
Warrington News.

IU@ tVfVAI"F7l1 y ~ -" =
WASHINGTON, July 19-The bonds offered
TO the Treasury million and bali dol
lars-were all rejected.
The engrossing clerks OF the House OF
Representatives have been following closely
the progress OF the Mills bill IN the House,
aud have the bin in such shape that It's
engrossment will be complete and the blu
ready for transmission 10 the Senate as soon
the final vote is taken on u passage.
The Marine Hospital Buresu Is informed
that Asiauc cholera is epidemic In Hong
Kong.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-20
Treated IIke a Dog.

fBY AngiO-American cable to tho Dlspatch.l
LONDON. July l9.-rhe revelations at the
Vaudeville inques, make deep impression.
Ii is no longer possible to doubt That he was
done TO death in prison. Many eyes were
moist as the widow told the plain, unvarnsh-
ed story " bis suiierings as related TO her.
The attempt to show that he was 4 drunkard
signally failed. The account OF how. when
unable, owing TO sore throat, to eat the
punishment diet, he raVenously ate small
piece OF meat cOntemptuously flung 10 him
by the uniriendly warden az person throws
a piece OF meat to dog, caused painful
sensation In court.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-20
shooting Contest at Wimbledon.

lBy Anglo-American caDle 70 the Dlspachl
LONDON, July l9.-The shooting contest for
the Echo shield. at Wimbledon. resulted in
favor Of the Irish team. The scores were as
follows: Ireland, LOSE points; England,
1,G42; Scotland. l.56S. The Canadian marks
men held a parting reception this evening.
Princess Loulse and the Marquis Of LOrne
were present. Lord Lorne In speech con-
graduated them on the successes they had
scored in spite OF the weather, such as they
had never experienced in Canada. He hoped
that when Lord Stanley, Goyernor.General
OF Canada. returned to England they would
be able to form an ex-Govern0rs' team aud
challenge all Canada. [Laughter.]
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-20
A Fousdafion's Fatal Fall.

IHy 70 WV 17I1FtF'-11'J
PlTTsBURGH. Pa, July ia Commercial
Gazette Latonis ohio special says: While
repaiTing the Catholic schooLh house to-day
the foundation gave away, and the building
fell, killing John Mcguire instantly and fa-
tally ipjuring James hcKeuna. There were
eighteen men working under the building at
the time, but fortunately the rest escaped
uninjured.
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GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND. July 10. 1884

hlChhOND, July ~, 1904
oFFRgls8a
WHRAT-i,s06 bushels.
C0Rs.-i5O bushels
RYB.-li bushels
SAILS SsP0aTeD RI sscssr,Ry.
WHRAr.-Whlte, 81 bushels good at Rjo; 20
bushels fair NJ s3c. LongDerry, 10 bushels very
good &c So. a bushels good at SEC. Mixed, 10
bushels worry goOt 40 s6c. rhortberry. $40 BUSH
els very good 40 Soc: 81 bushels good at &c.; J6J
bushels gOO1 NJ &c. 80 bushels fair az Sc; VI
bushes common st &c. u bushels common at
76c. Total sales Of wheat, 1,i76 buehols.
CORS.-Nhite, % bushels very good at 63hc.
FLOUR
We quote: Fine, 60 5Oss27j: supernne, 81 75a
s3.g5; extra, sl5Oasl75 family, tiatLjO; patent
family, country, s4Tjata21.
COTTON RGPOaE
karke. quiet
QUOrArloSI
MiDDLfHg. l0c.
Low MfDDLIS0. 9iSc.
GOOD ORDINARY. SIC
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Held for Trial. Baiied, and Rear
rested.
IBy telegraph TO tho Dispatch.l

CHICAGO, July l9.--At the opening OF the
hearing OF the Burlington dynamitards TO-
day LAWYER Donohue, for the Brotherhood,
asked District. Attorney Ewing II the prose-
cufion rested its case. Mr. Ewing nodded
his head sfirmsiively.
aThen We rest our case" said Mr.. Dono-
hue, "and are prepared TO discuss the
proofs"
Mr.. Ewing declined 10 make any argu-
meps. saving, "we simply ask that the de-
feudanrs De held on the evidence"
After an earnest address by each OF the
two lawyers for the defence Commissioners
Heyue said: "The prosecution has present.
ed I good probable ease against the prison.
ers. and shouiG not be performing my
duty unless referred tue charges against
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-20
Mr.. RaudalI's Condition.

10y toihtihbh ~ thV b'pf@sNH.l
WASHINGTON. July 19.-Mr. RandalPs con-
dtion Is not materially changed this morn.
ing. Although he passed restful night he
IS somewb bat weaker, owing to the fact that
he wesried himself by receiving several WISH
tors Yesterday. He will not be permitted TO
receive visitors hereafter until his strength
has returned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-20
Children Drowned.
Iny telegraph o die plspatch.l

DIS MoISEs, Iowa, July 19.-At Jefferson
yesterday Grace Enfield, Myrtle Chandler,
and Carrie Bartlett were drowned while
bathing In Coon river. Their ages ranged
from eleven 10 thirteen years. The bodies
have been recovered.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-20
a Nomination Rejected.

10y telegraph 10 INC blspatcn.I
WASHINGTON, July 19.-Tbe Senste in Sc
cret session to-day spent three hours consid-
ering the nomination OF Samuel j. BigelOw
to lie district attorney OF New Jersey. Sena.
tors Edmunds, Eyarts, and some others op.
posed the confirmation vigorously, aud 1t
was rejected by large majority.
The Fuller case comes up tomorrow as
unfinished business Of the secret session.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-20
Cuha,s Aurnr Crnn.

by Angio-American cable TO the Dispatch-l
HAVANA, july 10.-The cane.ueds exhibit
a good appearance, and unless some outward
event occurs the coming crop OF sugar will
be- large one.
Seven hundred cigar-makers OF this city
are now on astnke. They asked for an In
crease Of wages and falling to get il stopped
xyort-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-20
The Republicans Of Arkansas 20 sup
mort y Laber Ticket

TBy toIogTHp1 70 ITO DF'R004"'1
LITTLE Rock, AK. July 19.-At meet
ING Of tho Republican state Central conmit-
tee, which adjourned 81 2 O'clock this morn-
ing. aresoluliou was adopted declining 70
nut a State ticket In the field, and recon-
menaipg that The Republicans support TIE
Union Labor ticket beaded by L. III. Nor.
WOOD for Governor. No action was taken
concerning the elecsorsl ticket.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-20
Suffrage Increased In Rome.

TBy Anglo-American cable TO the Dispstch-l
ROME, July 10.-The Chamber OF Deputies
to-day, by vote OF 269 to 81. adopted
communal reform bill which gives two mill
lions Of citizens the right 10 vote IN local elec-
lions. The announcement OF the figures wss
greeted with prolonged cheering. The
Chamber was then prorogued until Noyem-
her
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-20
AK Men Drowned.

WINNIPEG, MANITOBA. July ly.-Nine
men, employed by the Fan Claire Lumber
Company. were swept ever the kananckis
rapids, Ia the Bow river, Tuesday. along
with their boat. Six were drowned, one
swan out OF the rapids. aud Two ESCAPED BY
cIing,ng to the boat and noaiing OUT o.
danger,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-20
Ftshery-rrealy Lieenses.

OTTAWA, 0sf., July i9.-Fifty duplicates
OF licenses, issued 10 American vessels under
the fishery treaty, have been issued. These
viii be recognized by the Newfoundland
Government also. The licenses Will remain
Ia effect for Que year..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-20

fI3y Anglo-Amorican cable TO the Dispaich.l
LONDON, July IA dispatch from Ade-
laidc, Australia, says the British ship Star
of Greece, Captain narrower, nom London,
has been wrecked IN Aldinger bay and that
twenty persons were drowned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-20
Tariff substitute.
ny telegraph 10 the Dispatch.l

10y HFll 70 RII0 17I'I'''FVI'I
WASHINGTON, july l0.-Tbe Senate tarifl
subcommittee has finished lts bearings and
VIII have The substitute for the House tariff
hill finished and ready to submit to the full
Finance Committee on Saturday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-20
Explosion on steamer and Eight
persaua Killed

by Anglc-Americau cable to the Dispatch.l
RoUES, July IL. Fire broke out to-day on
the Spanish steamer Asturiauo az this port
from New York, and caused tremendous
explosion. there being on board cargo OF
$50 barrels OF petroleum. Eight Of the
crew were killed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-20
fUAf OF AIChhOND. July 49, 10
PORT or NEWPORT NEWS July 10 1888
IBy telegraph

Steamship Guyandotte. kelley, New fork, and
called for New YORK.
schooner samuel \. Thorp, Pearce. New York
Brig stella, boston, 10 load slaves
SAILED.
Schooner samuel 5. Thorp, Pearce, New YORK.
coal
schooner u. V. Kelsey, Chase. Aiiyn's Point,
coal
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COTTON RGPoac.
KARKErs ny TELEGRAPH


NEW YoHH. July l0.-Cotton steady; sales. $50
bales; upands, 10 ll-l6c.: Orleans. 10 I3-l1c: net
receipts. RIO bales; eKports-to 0roat Britain,
3gsg bales: 20 tho Continent. 44e Dalest STOCK,
2I1 rs bales. Southern -four quiet aud about
steady WheAt-Casb firm; options ruled weak
and unsettled: No. red, eSH as9 &C.: September.
sSg.ss9klc Corn-Cssh Nc. higher; options
opened steady. closing heavy; No. 2. AugusL
54B, aodAc: September, Ska535tc. Oate-Cash
Aakc. higher ana active: Options dull: No. Z
September. 40c. !; October, 30Aa5O'sc; No. Z,
spot, 3SAa 57c.; mixed western, sla39c. Hops Ia
light demand. COffee-spOt fair Rio nominal at
si4sO; options unsettled. closing vesf NO 7Rio.
July, tIi.O5asl1.95. August fI0.{0ssi0to. Sugar
strong; fair rehning, 5sc.; refined active and
strong; G, sha65lc.: on A, 6'la7e.; mould A.
IKE: standard A, 7ils7'ic.: cut-l0af aud crushed,
sFc: graduated. 7.a71sc. h0lasses dun and
nominal. Rice steady. Petroleum firm: refined,
755c al all ports. COtt0n-ssed oil unchanged
and quiet TallOw firm NJ 4Hc. Resin dull al
81 O5aSl,l1 Potatoes quiet aud weak. TurDon-
tine duh at sc. Hides QUIET AMI unchanged.
Wool quiet aud unchanged. Pork quiet and
steadily hold. Beef quiet and unchanged:
beef hams steady at 5.c0asle; terced beef dull
city extra Indix mess, ft2 50afid. Cut-meais
closing steady: western steam. spot. $3.50; An-
gust, sS5s; september, s. 5eatS.oj; refined, * 40
Continent freights steady.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO. July I9--Cssh quotations were:
Flour quiet and unchanged. No. 2 spring wheat,
sgilasgi,c; No. red. SIC. No. 2 corn, 47F.aisc.
No oats, DAc. hess-pork. slaeeaflae2a.
Lard, So S0ass IS ShortriDs. r.S5; shoulders,
s665as675; shortclear, ss.sosss0. Whisxey.
-
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THE RICHMOND DTsPATCH-FRTDAY. JULY 90 1883

Rome. lie expressed regret that bis last
note TO the Irish clergy In regard TO the DO
llticsl situation should have been misiHtcr-
prekad
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-20
WEATHER REPORT

fBy telegraph 10 mo Ofpatchl
- WASHINGTON. D. G., July i3.-For vir-
\ -. ginia and NOrth Carolina, local raius.
l KAHN lslightiy cooler. followed Friday night
''"' lby fair vestber and stationary teinpefa,
t------turc, winds becoming nor.h westerly.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-20

I:oNE, July IA The Pope In a converse
lion slated tasl be does not intend 70 leave
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RICHMOND sTocK EXCHANGE.

THURSDAY. July 10. 1874
sLLrs-sEcOSD BOARD. 900 North Carolina 6s
Hillsboro recorder., 1888-03-29
Real Estate for Sale.

FIVE good PLANTATIONS for Sale
in 2,and 3miles Of Hillshoro. and will lhe
sold by The. undersigned PRIVATELY
upon goodierms $. T. FORREST,
Maruh,l. i Ex'r. Of tieo. A. Faarett.
Hillsboro recorder., 1888-03-29
Virginia.

The Wilmington Star says: THAT
Gov. Lee OF Virginia has been talking
ont in meeting. lie sthat Virgin
il Democrats are opposed to President
Cleveland, aud il he is re homiHssed
upon platform einbodying the esson-
tial features Of i,is recent. Message to
Congress, that Virginia will not sup
port hi:n or words to tlateffect. "
We'll. we do not know how to take
this. We do not doubt the ''Stars'
information sbut we cannot believe
that Gov. Lee said any speh thing il
he did, however, we think the Cover
nor il mistaken. We think We know
Virginia Democrats better than 70 be
Heye any such. Oar word tor il, When
the battle commences Old Virgins
will be tuund iD the front ranks. bat
Ting Tor Tie. South uiIi good govern,
nPnt. '~s sffgf. y
Hillsboro recorder., 1888-03-29
VALUABLE
Mining Land for Sale,

THE undersigned offers FOR SALE a
tract.of Land Of 80 2acra. two miles from
Hiilshoro. Upon tins h,nl is located a fine
COPPER AND GOLD MAE. /
Which from samples taken. is believed To-
b valuable.
Parties desiring further Information, Or
who wish to examine the Gre viii he accom-
mo,lated by calling on The Undersigned, or
writing to the Editor OF ihe HlIsboro Re.
coraer, where samples. .pf Ore can be seen.
ALSO. II have abort 8 acres fonr miles
from Hlllsboro, OIL New Hope. ] wish To-
sell. ~ r-
+. w. II. ANDREWS,
mr. / If. Hiilshoro, N. G,
Hillsboro recorder., 1888-03-29

The Wilmington Star, speaking OF
The Democratic reform tariff bill, has
this to say, and it is well said:
Pass or not it will be, the grand is.
sue in the campaign. Revolutions
always go forward. .RetOrmers eau
take no step backwards. The most
oppressive, wrongful measure ever
concocted for the robbing of 60.00O,-
900 people is The present War Tariff,
the work of the Republicans. The
sentiment Is gathering force every
day among the tax payers that the
burdens must be lifted aud promises
fulfilled. l.s+ Sc. s-ss.1
1.-THE. Republicans dare to stand in
the way they viii be crushed as they
will richly deserve TO be Tie Dem.
ocrats, like The Israelites fleeing from
Egyptian bondage, must 90 fcrtCrrd
The crisis is upon the country. The
great surplus is increasing hourly,
Thstaees Of the poor are being ground
every day. The cry for reform il
heard ia the land. The President Ina,
goue TO the front and unfurled tht
gre t banner of Reform. ]; anatl
from the masthead of Democracy
There must be a raIIying Of all th'
Tribes Of the Democratic Israel arount
the Moses OF DelIversnce. This i
no time for dailying. for hesitating
for wavering, for halting betweer
two opinions. for playing the traitor
II Democracy be right. then stand b.
the leader and carry aaoat the ori
! famine. -.
Hillsboro recorder., 1888-03-29
Lightning.

We see from the Telegraphic dis
patches that al last, lightning has
sirnck the Capitol at Washington
and brought 10 flleir feet the Judges
III tie Supreme Court. Senators aud
members in tie House. We are not
particularly interested in anything
there but the House, and Is to them
Il may have a good eject. they need,
ed shaking up. especially the Wages
and Means Comuiiice Tor IL seems
that nothing but lightning will do
any good Or stir them up.
Hillsboro recorder., 1888-03-29
Blizzards.

We see from the papers that Deko-
70, A. ?. aud Michigan are on anoth-
u bender, and SHOW. cold aud, freeze
are on . rampage over there. u these
people choose to live there and freeze
to death when they could come down
to Eorh Carolina, Grorgia Or Florida
aud live. we don't objec:. but we do
seriously "I,irct tp their sending their
surplus Blizzard. here To kill rs o,it.
Il il coId enough here To freeze The
horus of ot William Goat.
Hillsboro recorder., 1888-03-29

We have been interviewed by o'ir
old friend Wilson BROWN Rephbli
can in politics. hiis.anihonsst said'aP
right man. He sagrees. With! us. u.s.. that at
ifthe Sorth dan be Kept solid tor.tl,e
Democracy in the. ileSt' election
Cleveland will be elected. The dam
ger to the Democracy, we have here
.totore stated, lies in the indifference
Of Democrats in the South. We be
jlieve there is more danger in North
Carolina and Virginia than in~Se~
York and Indiana: The action OF the
Democratic House at Washington iu
reference to the Internal Revenue and
Tariff, will have muehtsffect upon the
election. = If they repeal or greatly
modify theinternal revenue, then all''
well, otherwise it is doubtful.
Hillsboro recorder., 1888-03-29

Good citizen Ibediime, -i7Ssl
Have you left the latcl. strint,on'2'
Wite: "Yes. my DEAR; 10"
And placed y candle in the wins
dow" ..s.r. n =.
"ies." az
"L-t ~ pray.
Gnod citizen bedtime, 1882 l"Are
all the doors aud windows locksd?"
Vile: Yes, my dear. - d 2 -
And tie burglar alarm setgs
1T looks all right" ."
aud the dogs untiedF
Yea -
IL my Winchester under the bol.
ster aud revolver. under each pill
low ~
''0f conrss, dear?'
let III pray 7
Hillsboro recorder., 1888-03-29

Senator Vest WAS describing the Ii.
mited means of the post. office ip Kan
sas City ai.d'said: "why, MIR. Presi-
'i-n,. ! have seen waiting at ths deli
very windows a line of ladies hail n
mile long" Senator Vance rose and
said. M. President, wish to inquire
if that is the usual lengtl: OF woman
in Missouri" ~
Hillsboro recorder., 1888-03-29
The Nations 5 Capital.

IF North Cnpliau had Ten other Men Ike
j. S. Car. H. roala DO dc Greutest STATE "a
he Tnion. T. ~
Hillsboro recorder., 1888-03-29

& - ~
There's ne,h,ig i. bad put that l.lt i
might be WORSE, IN an old adage
which seems 10 he verified iaiha case
of OR lroken bank. ltsappsars prob-
able now that the amount ofthe de
ialcation OF the president and cashier
canld not have been tnGre than S75,-
O0O and. that while the wreck is a
very bad one and the main owners Of
the bank have been financially rnined'
the deposiiors in the institution will
Recover perhaps seventy five cen's'on
the dollar. Nothing nfcaurseiskno
positively as yet. The examination
into the affairs of the bank has bee"
only begun, But what we have given
is the indication. The property ol
individuals placed i'll the vault fo'
safe.keeping was untouched and has
all been returned or vii! I've OH proper
Identification. -Raleigh Ne,cs and Oh
seryef.
Hillsboro recorder., 1888-03-29
A ssantifal Tribute to Woman.

'PIace ber amoig the flowers, fos.
ter lrer asa tender plant, and she is II
thing u tancy, waywarduess aud ioI.
ly, annoyed by . dew drop. startled
by tLe toncIf'or a bat,erfiyIC wing
ready 70 faint Vt the sound ot = beetle
or the rattIing of a.~indow sash at
thing, and i oyerpowered by the per
fums d q rosebud. But let real ca.
lainiiy come. rouse her affections, en-.
kiirJls tie fires 81 ller being and mark
her. then how strong is her head
Place her III fhs beat oi battle, give
Hillsboro recorder., 1888-03-29

"a sist T. ~. ~ - ANssA
her child, i bird, Or anything to
protect, and see her in 9 relative in.
stance, lifting her white arms as a
shield, as her own blood criMsons her
upturned forehead, praying1sfor her
life to protect the helpless. Trans
plant her ii, the dark piaces.nf the
earth, call forth her energies 10 action
aud her breath iiecom-s ahraling, her
presence II blessing She disputes.
inch BY inu', the stGaes of i .atlking
ppstiience, VIXEN 'neah, the strohg and
brave, pale and atfrightenea silrinks
i4a~ay, Misfortune hnr'sher isotitshe
wears away her iifo IN sileit endu>
range, and goes forth with less ti,nii:
Eiy than to the bridal altar. In pros
perity she is bud trll Of 'n,iors, wait
ing but for the winds uf edvsrsily to
scatter them abroad--gold, valuable
but uutried in the furnace. In short,
woman is,a ,nirseles the eeiltEe! from
which ratliates the charm otjiacrexis.
i ltence =, i. :S's<al s.ha@ a.
Hillsboro recorder., 1888-03-29

Col. John R. Winston died at his
home near Hseotee, Caswell county,
on 7lh>inst. lie was we'll known tn
the people of this section. He won his
title,m the late war, in which he was
conspicuous for gailantty and brave
.rs. { ~., f-s.i.f.
Hillsboro recorder., 1888-03-29
FURNISHED ny
.sHU ESDAl, MARCHED, 1888

Chief Justice NJ. r, Waite of the
Supreme Court OF the: United States.
died 1t his home ut, Washing tw.L
c. on March 23pd at 6 o'clock Pm,
He had been ON the bench about 20
Z ,s 49, 60 'Ef,a =
Hillsboro recorder., 1888-03-29

; Mastoh Upiou: a. tall, fawty
gangling Iooking citiEen. donned ins
long Milton ogercoat Of the four dol
lar style, came staggering into one of
our stores on Thursday before Xmas
and accosted the clerk as follows:
Say, mister; is yer got any shingle
naiIs in (hicl y-rry d g..
"Yes. Hoy m"ny?' xsz.'e
II wants bout four; I'ze busted all
the buttons OF my coat"
Hillsboro recorder., 1888-03-29
Mebane q RqssIlOnd,
pRoPRIETORS OF
LITERY, SALE. FEED AND EX'
cJfA Nf;E STdBLE.

CHJGGE STABLE.
ARE prepared 10 accommodate ile ira.
veIiug public with .st
Bwg;es. Wagons, Horses Saddles. &c.
Travelling Statesmen will find II 70 their
interest 20 start through the country from
.IIis point; ps We have good TEAMS and ex-
pefienced drivers. s.@sg
All ways on hand Good and Cheap Stock
FOR SALE. f..a-.. ..-
Orders leftat T. A Rosemoni's will be
promptly attended %.
Ommbuss meets all itaias.
HiIlsboro Feb. Dam.