The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1871-09-27

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the air-turn up the lights-and there il
the man-his coat off--and his hands and
feet tied just as they were.
NEW RICHMOND ADVERTISERS.
Sixteen more new ones i'm Richmond
We only spent day there. Have only
time to call attention to these one by one
as we are pressed with other local matter
But we have them all well dressed In line
and our readers may /" betn on each firm
as first class an no mistake, and If oul
readers are foolish enough to- 90 elsewhere
1t is their misfortune our fault. See
the Richmond columns. Now hear us
count the new ones: sst
.WMoses Millhiser-Dry Goods. n. b.
Hines of Milton, brother of the late Capt
Hines, Is with this house. T. d. Tinnin,
an excellent merchant Of this place, In
forms US that wishing some linen for to-
bacco bags he sent to Baltimore and New
York, couldn't get the sort he wished, and
found the very thing at Millhiser's and at
six cents q yard cheaperl 99'I
p9- Marshall, Mcveigh & Co--Hats,
Caps, and Trunks. Our same old house
we always tell you about--you know 1t.
~ Charles Il. Workman & Co-Gro-
GERS and Commission Merchants. Clever
firm and clever men. Capt. Sloan OF
Greensboro is here, and Johnny Farriss,
q Johnny reb, the popular young book
keeper. Send them produce, and II you
want genuine liquors buy their "Moun-
tain Rye.n
r@- 7. r. Price & Colby Goods. No
use saying word that's the house.
n LouisJ. Bossieux- Candy and Con-
fectioneries. Sweet all over. Don't buy
any where else, for his Is the first class
House and sells everywhere south. -
n Woodhouse q Parham- Books and
Stationery. The best kept Literature and
Music here. Go there.
Wingo, Gillette & Crump-Boots Shoes,
and Trunks. A new and splendid house.
These gentlemen are well known In Mil
ton and In fact all the Border section
and will get a large share of the Trade.
They certainly deserve It: for they ara
young men and real business ones at thar.
rG. Clarke q Waddy- Exclusively
Hats, Caps, and Trunks. We bespeak a
liberal patronage for these truly deserving
young men. They have an elegant first
class stock and paid the cash for 1t. They
employ no clerk-themselyes do the bus
iness, and they mean business! No young
men In Richmond have more the conf
dence aud respect ofits citizens than they.
They are ON MaiR 1909. Justgo and see
them-that's all we ask. We buck to
them because they are the right steel.
rS- VIM. Ira Smith-the big Clothier
on Main. You have seen him before and
know beis right.
ia Waggoner. & Harvey Wholesale
Grocers and Produce Merchants on Four
tenth street They want Cotton and
Flour. We value none ofour advertisers
more than these well known gentlemen.
They have the largest ran Of trade a
mongst our people and ship groceries to
every town. Their man" Mike n--abroth
o'a boy-never has time TO sit down-fii-
ling orders.
u5- John Bowers Tin, Copper Ware,
Stoves, or anything In that line. The old
established house Of Richmond and sells
the best house furnishing goods In this
line such rs Chandeliers, Crates, Tenders
&c. Every merchant should patronize
him.
Noah Walker 4 Co-I.arge Clothing
House that has branches allover the south
On Main Strcet-Nice men and tip TOP
bargains here. tfts
eD- Chamberiayne 4 Jonss-TWhole.
sale Groceries and Liquor men. Doing Q
heavy business up our way. Taking the
place OF what once was The knossn house
Of that city.
~ Simpson, Bass q Co-Commission
Merchants on Cary. Now, II you want "a
sell your produce chip rightto this Firm.
They want Hay the worst III the world
and Flour and Grain. s4si
n9- Palmer Hartsook q Co-Comtnls-
slon Merchants the cleverest Of gem
tlemen. SO polite, 20 liberal, 80 upright
and entarprising. Ship 10 them any Thing
you raise and they win make it pay. Ask
Mr.. Camemnof this town. about them
he'll tell you it's 90 80 ygR.u
~ Baughman Bros-Paper OF nlI
kinds. Newspapers can get ths best Of
Job and Flat Cap paperfrom them. They
are newspaper men.