The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-05-11
A STORY o. NEW ENGLAND
VILLAGE LIFE.


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,.r.lsIly lnlofm ths pshiie Of csdargiIls
.aI sieIn'iy. snd shsH lrishds generally,
t.sl .hey have ikea he Store On Man
s,reel, . fss daofs from The Meeting.
IIsasr, where ihsy have On hand and l0r
ALE, every description Of 20 ,ds. 81 prizes
ss Ias - II any other fl'ee, in cry or
snahHy. 49,
The above. with the customary sbun-
sm. spriakllng afi alies. esPli.Is add full
feed type. ga the only new advertise.
meni il lh.ealumas olshs Ced.ryille Un-
issrsal Advertiser. on the morning Of The
s.h 81 My. Is. Who Is Smith q
Beown!' inquired The old ladies' Of the VII
hee. a. their eyes wandersd hon The re-
cord % lhedesshs 10 The advertisement be-
boz: and who u Smith q Bsownf' echo
sJ The young ladies. who. sller studying
,hs IIsmens.l Register. glanced also 81
Ihs advertisement. Meshinks The reader
j. iaqniring ioo--sha are the Smith and
Hrewn introduced 10 you 90 abrDril,
Patience, gentleman sir--il sir you be-
iim,dam. u is M nss 20 preach paiience
pa isnee. AID IN proper line yen will
beeame scqIsinl d 9th THE PART
MRS.
Smith and Brown had decided 70 ron
Rscl lhemselse, ~ business. and a,loni.h
The nailsrs Of some country town, with .
store laUch shove any hing OF The kind
oaI d The metropolis. Ced.r'llle hsp>
reaed 10 be The place pitched upon. and
50 rapidly "a. ihsir m gra,ian effected,
aid he ba.iness 81 opening performed.
thai. unnl ,Iey were ready for customers.
not more Than hall Of the women within
len mllrs &c their store knew that such a
hing was in contemplation. The &c,
dsfEllle Universal Advertiser had The me-
Mt, for once, Of containing something Of
which the universe Vas not previously
sppfized; snl The gossips OF Cedarsllie
we're nearly di,uar,sd--such march
had been stolen upon thenl They fell IN
readily with The oplnion Of old Pimento,
a The old stand, that. ss The new stnre
.spsuns up Ike mushroom, in night
ilwoulJ disappear TOO. between iwo days.
Commence business without making six
months preparatory talk! The thing wa,
prsposterous aud unprecedented. bu.
ihey succeeded. nevertheless. The young
women hsd become tired Of purchasing
ship warn commodities. and especially
when sold by crus,y old Benedic', and
The temptations Of new goods aud The new
face. Of Two young bachelors were irres
si.iible. All The influence Of The editor
Of The Uniserssl Advertiser was on The
sula Of The new store, for The trader q,
the old one coull no. be pursuaded ,ha,
in Town. where there was but one store,
there was any need Of advertising. Even
now, that there were two, he would not
be provoked into q paper war with the
new comcrs. whose advertisements added
some ten dollars 10 the annual income oil
The Adsernser--no Uncomfortable item,
BY the way, IN the receipts Of The village
@ editor. For This SUN they we're allowed
ssqndre. which. in The country. means a
page Of the paper. .....
Awful was The schism created in Cedar.
vile by The new s,orel Old Mr.. Pimen.
10 st,pped his paper. because he liked on
independent press, and the Advertiser had
had The impudence 10 publish Smith and
Bowns advertisements, 10 his msuI!es
injury. Such is The general idea ofnsws
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES wish Il
see an editor untrammeled. and therefore
relieve him Of their names, upon Jess grie
'ous causes than ,hs, which induced ri
mento 10 discontinue The CedarvilIe Uni
sersal Advertiser. The old ladies sijet
si.h Mr.. P,mentn, The young ones be-
longed TO The other faction, AID the mel
stood neutral, or moved as driven By wife
daughter, or wife intended. Such wa
the poture ofthings in the town Of Cedar
vile, the parties alternately going up an
down, as old p,men,o sold The hes. mo
lssses. or The other house The bes, bar
gains, when al, irs began to come upoT
the carpet more directly interesting Il
Smith g. Brown, and therefore to th
readers Of our yerlIab'e history. The sta
OF the Young firm had been some days o.
The ascsalleni. After good days work
both psslpers waited in the store, as
each had something TO tell the other. viii
Which il would not answer 10 trust an.
walls but their own.
Each made awkward work Of his c'n
municalion; but we shall omit the STAN
mering preface, and state only The sur
stance of bn,h their confessions, whic
vas that each had come 10 the cHnclu
sion that when i, was said : il is not goo
i'r man to be alane,' partnerships
business were not the associates deeme
necessary. Though Satan is ever Ion
4" rebuklng sin, ye, neither party cou'
condemn the other for the intended erin
OF ms,r'nony, in the abstract; but eaC
thought his disapprobauon "l The o'h'
IL the choice Of an accomplish.
Humph! said Smith, 10 himse'
Brown Is determined, then. to 'hro
ha...Z t Il Il IL