davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-07-21
SALE OF VALUABLE

|GHERIFF"S SALE CF VALUABLE
o Sira af q s az etv ss s SSS
9 ne s s. r. 81 SEe 5nY i Ga
ths shss 9 81; VIZ sens Sting o very
s sssss R RBsssskHiksSssss.
PFKFTSiiTFIERTa ,sEE22ggSs'
8 DiSH-COVERS,
BuTTER-STASD.
BUTTER-KNIFE,
/ BERRY-BOWL and TOP.
p,yco,,s Wishing to examine the above articles
can do SO by Calling at the sheri's office on the
ssfh. 10Th, and 3oth OF Jay between the hours Of
an m, y % CASH. JOHN W. WRIGHT,
vi sheriff OF the CITY OF Richmond
4 ITCTTON SALE OF VALUABLE AND
"a attractive REAL ESTATE.-Pursuant
- : decree OF the Circuit Court of Iynchburg. Of
sG,f OF June, 1873, In the cases Of Scott, &C. rs.
Langhore. &C., and Langhornes ass2nee T. e. sc1,.
nnrnose. will, on FRIDAY tue sth day Of August,
tpSsa commencing with the MILL at O'Clock p.
NJ. SELL on the premises III ras the csS, W pnnlr
perry per The LARGE Mills aud LOT known as
49,, ehst,yeeu and at the Junction Of the James
Rfyset and Kanawba canal and BlscEwattr creek.
Tbe nace conns about gu ,b aeI sra at hiSf t S,
anS q ransbIe OF turning out $50 or 300 barrels Der
Connected nereT psa ere n0 Of y dS Sf
DusneiS clpaCisy' Th. cry ample supply Of water
mav Be PEE perpeiaa from tie Canal Com
pany; HALFAcRE Vac MT It. Lot Ia,,1 on Black s;
water creek, half-mie apo's' ~ ''' ''''' '''''"'
ing the lot Of John VAIL = fo,,d.v nm rho
g. An ACRE LOT below Deats III ,y'nu ,S !, on ine
canal the next but one above Pe,cff va ofusc' WIN
TERMS OF SALE: Cash will be req. 'rca i a. 10 -
much as shall be necessary to pay expth crcGi,
given of one, two, three, and four Years 10. ti,i
Sortio ps Of the residue with bonds with goo. ger
sonal security heariug SIX per cent. Interest lo'
date the title being retained rs additional scum
aud property subject TO resale In default oil pay
Ipcnt in whole or In part.
For further information, apply to
f K. G.. II. kEAH,
!. II. LEWIS,
". T. YANCEY.
.tH A. W. SCOTT.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-07-21
THE CHOLERA IN v1ENNI

THE CHoLERAIN VIENNA.
LONDON, July 19.-Priyate dispatches from
Vienna dated the 18th state that up TO tnat
time there had been sixty-one cases OF
cholera reported, forty of which had proved
fatal. In single hotel there were 1ortyr
1.-TWO persons attacked with symptoms VI
cholera, and six had died. The notei nas
been closed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-07-21
By Redwood s. Crens11aw,
No: 1870 Main street.

= BY n. II. Lee
kuctoneer and Real Estate Agent
1ol4 Main street Et..
nMINIsTRATOR'S SALE OF FUR,
A ,irIIpT C4RPETING, TWO FRAMED
N n,,S NlioIHRrCN SAFE, &C.-On MONDAY The
VIII s se for S sish 81 sast r nors
Oh Gc 81 reet at 10 O'Clock a. NJ the personal ef'
facts of said Snead, consisting OF
ieo' PARLOR CARPETS, ...-..
MhRBLE-TOP CENTRE TABLES,
MAHOGANY WARDROBE, nE
MARBLE-TOP WASHsTANbS, t,
WINDOw-SHADES, &C. ,,
And on the same day, say at O'Clock r. NJ VIII
sell The two FRAMED HOUSES On leasehold on
Ninth street between Main and FrankIn XII Streets;
and ono IRON SAFE and the LOCKSMITH TOOLS
~ az thn s,id Snead N. NJ. LEE,
~ 16 AonlnlsIator oi w ~. Sneae
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-10-14
EOg SALE VERY CHEAP.

COMFORTABLE DIV ~ ,i = =, nv y.
\ House, containing thret no vo oil,
IT, rooms cellar wash house, an
eie"an,lv eIo n. nished. Water in the house
also = good we'll on the premises r'-h
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-10-14
Sagebrush News.

r-o, the Gold Hill News, Oct. 1O.l
e,.rr CIT oFF.-At about half-past
90 hh o'clock Yesterday afternoon, a
oror in the employ of the Virginia
/, Trurkee Railroad Company bv
rame of Antoine Silva, IN IT.
,n,;nr to lump on train of cars
Ia in motion. lost his balance and
nnder the cars in such a manner
|, tbe wheels of several of the cars
tsad over his ankles. severing his
nom his body. Tha accident
s,oned in the vicinity of the Bel
y mine. The wounded man WAS
6reyed to the house of a Portu-
esa man who lived near by. and
triers we're dispatched post-haste
surgeons. DR.. Manson arrived i'm
law moments and was Joined by
Hall, DR.. Kirby, who was at Sill
| City, was teiegra phed for and ar
Ii in time along with the other
ESiciaus. to assist in the amputa-
\ which was performed by DR..
<hher, The mans right leg was
{putated about four inches above
Sankle. the left at he instep, leav-
tbe heel on. The man suffered
erselv all night long, but was com
table to-day.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-10-14
N the Humboldt Register, Oct. 10.

IN the Humb boidt Register, Oct. TO-
ROM the books of the County As
pr we learn that Humboldt coun-
ItS APP 900 acres of grazing land.
Nv OF agricultural, and 10000 Of
per land. Tuere are 1850 acres III
ed, and 5000 acres under cultiva-
There We're produced in the
PITY this wear 10 900 bushels of
lev, ll,O00 bushels of oats. 5000
he!s of wheat, 1000 tons of hay,
y pounds of butter, 10, 900 pounds
Ptese 10000 pounds of wool, and
barrels OF flour. T.ere are > 600
|e-trees, 2,30D peach-trets, 10000
%berry-vineS, and 13 quartz-lnills.
assessed valuation of all the prop
IN the county, both real and per-
y, is, in round numbers, 81 400, 900.
total population is estimated at
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-10-14
POLL A x.
RncUrAR @IENTINGS.

ya>HEEEGUI.AR MEETINGSoFT THE.
& Rtbei>ah Charity Degree Lodge l. o.
o. F., will be held until further notice en-
the first and third Fridays OF each month.
Hour cf neetiDgTh O'Clock y. m. s4tf
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-10-14
IJREKA DAILY SENTINEL.
urn EVERY MORNING, MONDAYS
EXCEPTED, BY
reo. w. ASSlDY.
u,,,Ns OF SUBSCRIPTION:

oorv one year, by mail.,:..."...sl5 OO
\ eUpr y six months. by mail......... $ 90
Y opy eopy three months. by mail 80. 10
nansrs vvrI forwarded until paid for.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-10-14
I'M EUREKA
CONSOLIDATED AND E1CH.
nnHO MTNES!
Or, r. DETER

"AS REMOVED TO THE Eu llpiNH
III adjoining the La Grande Saioon.
our fathing apartments nave ppch io'
fitted, making them the ocsl III tp"
shar. ot their patronage we return our
thanks and respectfully solicit IA contih-
IN In connrc1ion with the above establish
p,nnt nr better has private apartments
for the reception o. those VINO are ai,i,u. ne
ed. Medicines maEula0uitu iio''i f"'0
vegetation. Cures suarail'''"'
Sl9-t1
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-10-14
nm the Elko Independent, Oct. lo.l

kom the Elko Independent, Oct. lo.I
EppEN DEATH. - \ stranger ar
Nj at Humboldt Wells few days
ke. having footed it all the way
m Cherry Creek. and after imbib-
/ several times at the saloons in
I'M fell dead on the street. His
tb : sup osed to have been super
heed bv great exhaustion. follow
|by excessive drinking, although
hi disease was doubtless the pri-
~ cause.
h Monday morning last, there
BED through here a car of last
ses four in number. They were
celebrated four-mile horse Hub
n the running horse McDaniels,
Itrotter ST. Lawrence, and another
her whose name we did not learn.
" are the property of Col. McDan-
of kentucky, and were in the
re of a man named Palmer.
bMMIrTEp.-Th preliminary en-
NATION OF Thomas NJ. Jones, who
hi McCann. in Star Valley, was
eludei on Saturday last, and the
Dner bound over to await the
bn of the Grand Jury.
HE Elko county jill now supports
teen prisoners, including three
fderers.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-10-14
HOSE MEETING.

rNyIIE RESCUE HOSE COMPANY
4 hold their regular monthly meeting
on the first Wednesday OF each month
at their Hose House.
II. +. BAIIN, President.
u. W. CROSS, secretary. jtl1
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1873-06-25
A rare sight.

We witnessed a few mornings since the
rare spectacle Of the migration of a small
species Of caterpillar; rare, not from the
migration but for the form In which 1t
was made. The insects, each about half
an inch in length. hairless, Of silveiy
gray color, were closely compacted one
upon the other, forming anass or rope,
the diameter Of which In Its largest part
was about the thickness of ones. finger.
The rope was about two feet In length,
and presented precisely the appearance Of
snake, the one end representing the
head. while from the middle II taperel off
70 a fine extremity, forming the tail. The
nass had forward serpentine movement,
each individual worm in motion, and
each one working gradually forward, con-
t'ntly reversing the position Of all, the
head gradually becoming the tall and vice
versa, consequently there was no defined
leadership. The resemblance to slow
moving snake, In size, color, position and
motion, was perfect. We have before
seen the same sight, but it is very rare.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1873-06-25
Mr.. xyiIben,s Appeal.

. Elsewhere will be found, an annual "a.
the citizens Of Hillsooro BY the newly APP
pointed Mayor, asking cooperation TO en-
able him efiectually to discharge the du-
ties of his office.
Upon the subject of public order, little
need be said. The public peace OF our
town Is rarely Disturbed, and the proprie-
ties of life are very generally strictly
preserved. +
Mr.. wilbon's suggestions upon the sub
iect of nuisances are well timed, AMI nler-
1 oh ervance. In sanitary point ofview
they ought to impress every one at this
season Of the year, when pestilence Is q
broad in the land, and il rea iy 10 accept
every invitation to an abiding place.
HiIIsLoro Is proverl,ially healthy, but
man may successfully fight against nature,
and subvert It's most beneflc, mt inten.
tions, in counting disease by the snare q
filth and neglect. The fierce heats Of =
summer sun acting upon reeking masses
ofcorruption whether animal or vegetable
upon damp and dirty yards and back lots
upon filthy streets and Distracted cutters
can soon pollute the purest mir, and turn
the healthiest region into pest house
That there II disregard Of these thing
here is apparent, and there Is want Q
neatness, and absence Of paint, and Whit
wash, neglect of fences and enclosures,
n tolerance Of tumble down aud dilapida
ted structures, which ispainfully striking
Many Of us plead inability, from want o
means. But poverty and neatness are no
incompatible. Pride should suggest tn
effort to disguise the rents aud tatters b.
the ingenious assumption ola better con
dition, not to fiaunt the rags OF indigenc
in the public eye as banners ola careies
Independence.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1873-06-25

A ncighbor Of ours informs us TINT a
night or two ago, his flock OF sheep was
attacked by dogs. and five killed, or
wounded so MS make killing decd Of
mercy, and that moreover, the owner OF
the dogs, well known for their destructive
habits, protected them, and would not al
low him the satisfaction of killing the
brutea, or having II done. The law gives
roundabout remedy, in holding the own
or OF such dogs responsible for such DAM
ages, to he recovered by warrant before Q
magistrate. But In nine csses out Of ten
this Il no relief. for In that proportion, the
misclilefis done by unknown dogs, and
there Il no redress. The only remedy y
10 tax dogs out % existence. This has
been tried again and again without sue
cess, because there Is an unaccountable
faulty on the subject Of dogs which sets
all reasoning and calculation at defiance.
Every mans dog has some valuable quail
ity or trait imperceptible 90 the rest o.
mankind hut which unites tho owner e
him by hooks of steel. II Is tn vain V
tell that man, that his dog Is q nuisance
that he sucks eggs that he robs the kilch'
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1873-06-25


en-, that he kills sheep, that be goes Off at
night, and is worthless as d watchdog Il
is VAIN to tellllinh by Tie keeping Of such
pests, he is running a most important
bEanch of business, that he isreducing the
number Of sheep In the State. destroying
the production of, wool, cutting off the
supply of most healthfuI and nutritious
food that for the food required to keep a
dog, a hog miglitbe fattened III its place
that for every two dogs, q human being
could be sustained that In fine, his dogs
are tax and a curse to the country.
There isa charm about Bose that Is ire
sistible, and he can't give him up II the
county should 60 to ruin. We remember
some years ago meeting very harmless,
but avery shiftless creature hard pushed
for the means Of living In search Of 4 lost
dog. He had been engaged two days IN
the search when we saw him, and was
eagerly accosting every one he met. We
asked him about dis dog, and his quail
ties. Was he good yard dog?'' No,
he want 50 good for that. "Was he a
good fox dog ?" No, he wouldn't take
alter a fox.n WAS he good coon or
'possum dog p No, he wouldn't hunt
sich.n Well, you say you have been look
ing after him for two days; what In the
world is he gooAf S?s With a very fool
ish grin, he replied. "Well, he's mighty
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1873-06-25
STATE NEWS.

The report Of the County treasurer q
Wake shows that Sheriff Lee owes the
Comfy balance of $sS.4l6.l7.-A fire
in Raleigh afew nights ago In the groce;
~ Of Mr.. Beam. destroyed the buildingI
Mr. B. was seriously hurt by the expiej
sion ola barrel Of Kerosene. Capt. Brazil
is getting up company for the manuftc;
ture Of ice in Raleigh, and SilOO las al|
ready been subscribed.-Judge Pearso1
and Boyden are absent from the Supreme
Court on account Of sickness Are "
Wilmington on the frsa'se, " a''s
and narci''so' ""a $3.50 - -, ~ ~
=. aoo'e ."' .n -. -, 49, ar a.sa,.
u -. a"I -, !. - =, e...a.s.,,...
w a.e s"1 - ~. -, -. - 80.
'''s = -. ,v.,.'.,.'s.,s. s r;ma nr;,,;aa
p'ypei' = 'a,1,..,,'ss ,,,a.aaso ,,o- a.,
-o'.a' :, : $50
grounds over the lar below Wilmington
caught one thousand black-fish.-The
Milton Chronicle says little son of Mr..
John w. Burton of Caswell was thrown
from n buggy and trampled ON by the
horse bv Which several ribs were broken,
Milton boast of beating Richmond In
the tobacco market. getting so for the
s.,,ne oua,,tv for which Richmond paid
s9o--The farmers Of caswell.propose "a
bu;Id prfze houses. and ship their tobacco
direct 10 Richmond. How are these tws
Items reconeiIed? Both taken from Tho
f.bronicle--Building Is active in Raj
eirh and some extensive and handsom,
buildings have been commenced on Fay
etteville street. Attempts at intimidation
Co.,. t,,.da 81 tho workmen emnloyed i,
4 W. o,No,l IL m. strike,s.--The Demo
4 6c /. u 4. soon removed 10 Wake PORES
r,,,age A. axcpll.nt moye.-A Nh
uan,,aso. wealthy manufacturer fro,,
M y;c,ni,v II r,os,ou i. prospecting RAJ
al ,,,,.h yi.w oftrnnsfcrrinr his oper.I
,,s,s j, M, noin, Glad 70 hear IT,
NJ. RI n ntiiI. has found six valuahI
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1873-06-25
wheat HARVEST.

The harvest Is progressing inthis aud the
adjourning Counties, with remarkable fine
weather for the purpose. The account Of
the condition Of the crops are very con-
fiicting, In some portions ofthe county, the
yield promising fair average, while in
others 1t ismucll below. III the red land
the crops has Jared more hardly from the
severity OF the winter. In the gray lands
the injury was less. On the whole, 1t may
he set down that the wheat crop Of Or
ange isnot afull one. nor isthe grain as
good as II was last wear,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1873-06-25

"a.
becoine necess ary to notify you through
Che towu constable TODD 81.
Have all wood, Iumberor other Obstruc.
tions removed from the side walks In front
efyour dwellings or places Of business
Repair all defects to the vn(tences of eel
lars, that the lives q Limits Of persons be
not endangered. Avoid drunkenness and
disorderIy conduct in the streets or else.
where within the limits of the corporation.
That maybe better enabled to dis
charge my duties acceptably and efficient.
IN. ! earnestly ask the aid and couhte-
nance Of an the good citizens Of our time
honored town.
Copies Of the Ordinances of the town
can be had on application 70 Mr.. z. q.
Taylor Clerk of the Board
JOHN d. WILBON, M. r. v
June 23rd. 1873. Mayors Office.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1873-06-25

Having been duly elected blythe BE-
Of Commissioners ofthe Town Of iii
boro, to succeed j. y. McDade, /
whose resignation as Magistrateof Pd
has been accepted by the Board, and !
ing become bound BY the onth Of ofli9
execute tile laws OF the town, hef
request the citizens generally to in
themselves OF their duties.
These duties are imperative upor
part ofthe citizens, aud mutual cod
ton Is needed TO give full effect TO
ordinances at diIIerent'tlmes adopte{
the preservation Of health and good
In tile town.
Ifthere arc nuisances about your
iscs have them removed before IL
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1873-06-25
small Fox X r.esson.


Below We publish a comnlun;cationfuF
nished bya distinguished genllsmai. q
Person County, which ought @ eorIec
the nnfsvoFabIe impression of tI1e ilrst b
port In regard to the existence Of small ia
In the vicinity Of Rcxboro. 1t Il admit
ted that the report was well grounded, bu'
II IS ascertaincd that the nature Of the dis
ease wa misunderstood.
Papers which inserted our article mr.
nouncing the existence Of the disease vii
confer favorupon us and deed ofjustlce
to the people of Person %. by also pub
fishing the following:
KoxBoRo, N. d June IA, 1878.
Mr. Editor: see that the report Of small
pox III Person County, first Published
believe IN your paper has been generally
circulated. write to ask you to correct
1t. 1t Is all 4 mistake. At first It wa
thought to be true, and precautions wers
used toprevent the spread Of the disease
But 1t Is now ascertained that there has
been nothing Of the sort. The sick people
are now all welland going about to Rox'
boro and elsewhere, as usual, and the dis
ease has spread no father.
The physician firsl called il [who pro
noanced itsmall pox has admitted hisnisI
take and the doctors are now sgreedJ q
greed that tilt was only an aggravated
form Of chickenpox.
Oblige by requesting the papers which
have helped spread the report to correct II
You may vouch for the reliability o
this denial, as you know me personally.
Yours truly.
PERSON. ]
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1873-06-25

-. = y 7911-- I IN. - II =. -
Worismen are now engaged In putting
up double piazza along the whole front
OF the Orange House, adding much to its
appearance, and the comfort of the guest.
This excellent house is now ready for the
reception of summer sojourners. lTt has
number of good rooms suitable for fani-
lies and Its table maintains uniform excel
lency. Its terms are moderate, and it
should as we expect 1t will attracta large
share of patronage,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1873-06-25
Death Of a nne. Horse.

The fine horse, Charles Morgan purchas,
ed last fall from J S Ruby by DrJ. Il Cain
died suddenly few days ago. He was a
thorough bred animal OF the Morgan breed
and was valuable addition to the stock o.
thiscountry. Hisdeath Isl great loss mol
only to the owner but to- the public.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1873-06-25
Thousands of Dollars are -finuuiiy lost
ID Consumers BY not Purchasing tteir
GoodS arhere they
CAN BE HAD All TILE LOWEST PRICES.

,.,.s.,x u, !.
| DUKCHAcEhSo Of Diii oWDbo WIZ hhu
= W tnciI aasantagc " n,i =,
LEVY bkOIliNhS.
White and Black Ground Grenadines i'll N, 10
10 and 2ov. worth 70 and Zoe per yiud;
Striped aha fiaid Japanese iopl'iiS ~ ioa ah'
s Mol l., - nI'a I pn: ~ ,s :, w. ,v,s'i.
y T,hr...Iss ~ L; i -. an,i Sc per yari:
Lawns ut u X IDS. 81 and 25;
scotch Ciinghalns, excellent styles, at 16sc
tworth zSr;
IPlaiil and Folks Dot Chinese uF'as io'h ~ ~ Z
wv M9r' h III. ps, yu,u, o,tb ,;,e j, .,r.,.
s.,in s,ri,,aJ Esvrh prr,,,e Id ;;oc. Del yard-
regular price aoc:
Taniise at 81, 81 20 and 81 80 per yard;
Bombazines from 81 70 to = per yard;
Alpacls ana Moalis from aoc 20 s,no per yaTa;
ev.o,eu s,ins ioa W.. uiuSsen anu - ~
R,ack S,iIs in iii saties from al 10 a per ward
Di .,.a , anu , wn,oou ds' o e"s ="
uasne a.,.. ,,s.r ,lusiin NJ :,oc worth an
White Rrinnts at 55. 10 and axe. n ward. cheap:
t,r,a,nlie' wi,,e nj doc n ward. would be chea
1t ISc,;
Victoria Lawn, piece oftwelye yards ior 100,
WORTH occ Pr safu, anu ~ so''o r''ee WV "
Na;nscsor MnsI;, M Do o.. Al. 20 and 5oc 4 yard.
=. 1xt 80 ard.
s,,; ..;,, ,ast S,,, * nor v,rd
lnua VI, y, ,,s so ~ ~ Nj, ya s"'
,"encu N.np. W ~ 80 .. I. - -.
iisninurg Eusnlgs anu iiScf''i'ss ioni = = = y
: $500 ~ 'ie,, i,,. 80 IN IN rso and ii q
.Iaee-eusS nule ~ ~, ., a -. III
piece-Jusi oo PCT ceiis oeiom lesu iai iiice,
Crochet Edgin az 10 anu zoe uuzeil
yards worth Sc. per yard;
Patent Enbroiuery Euglhgs az oU ana toc
A plt,fsa. regular lrIge IDc and Gls
Pillow Case I,aces ut so, 75c. alid ST per
dnzan Wards worfh from a 10 llAc a ward.
pol.hi,, il.i.r., NJ, Imam .nd ha,,d ,,,au. I'm,
,r,s ~ ~. ,.,.s,,s y. ,.ar s.,, M.
Ill., WI ple ,,a !" ~ :, " q, ma s
zen worth and 81 80;
Bustes and Hoop skirts In al tylcs Vt low price;
Che,oll shifting a. zoe. per yard same ~ SOLO
1 G,s. se,soh ~ ooe, AZ 1T 3oc /, yard
.ps,s qy.; y; ,,irned Shceting, at Doc. per yard;
t~rimy stri,,es n,d Duck; als6 Fringe and Binti-
IN" far same:
White nj Coloretl Linen Drillings and Duck;
nine, checks and Cottonade IN great ,aiety;
iryv,n,lst Jeans. Cloths J,lsimers AMI testings:
i,e @el fiek from from ioc to loc per Yard;
Nh, ,i.,,.,,.. f,ham;sas Ursw vera Eorsets
Night Uowus, oten''s'e' oo'os
Covers, Aprons Dc osirts III great variety
Ready Made Dressesior ladies roin ~ 10 ODD l'.-
dies In this department "a show tue goods;
Table, Piano, Melodcon and Stand Covers;
Floor and Furniture oilcloth;
Twilled and Printed furniture Covering ~
,l;orila I'M -.
White and lieu Cilecn nla.'iiS ataii Pilese
Carpeting OF every description, L..
tlarks ana oats spooi .os.Oi y. ,oc per w.,
sewing Machine Needies y. ooc vi no papei oiun
Neck Ribbons ut DOC, 4Vc., ooc., &c, anu
S Wor!n p Ug 9 :, ,Sa latest styhs much
below regular prices;
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1873-06-25
r. w. KERCHNER.
WILMINGTON, N. q.


IN S7OREl IN ST0RE!!
20 nosshead' aud 'sBoxES d. $. Sides
az IIhds. and BOXES d. Is. sides and Shout.
Id ders.
$50 BbLs' PORK.
1850 Hhds, and Bbls S ii Mclssses,
100 Hhds aud Bills. Cuba Molasses,
400 Bbls Golden Fleece Syrup.
20 /" Fine syrup,
zoo +" Flour,
200 Bags Coffee,
100 Hhds, and Bbls Sugar,
100 Bbls Apples.
$50 Boxes Cheese.
200 /" Candles,
$50 Candy,
Is Bbls and half Bbls Snuff,
so cases and 2 o. Snuff.
100 Boxes Soda,
2j0 Boxes Soap,
$50 Kegs Nails,
1000 Bushels Oats, @~@
20 cases Axle Grease,
22j Bbls Glue.
$50 " whiskey,
% /" Brandy,
200 Cases Brandy Peaches,
100 " Sshnapps.
% 4" Tomatoes,
rs L" Fresh Peaches,
as Boxes Starch.
40 Tons Hoop Iron, s
100 Dozen Water Buckets.
200 Reams Wrapping Paper &c. &c.
For sale by n. w. kERCHNER..
%. 20 aud 20 North Water II.
Jan. 20. Wilmington, n. c
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1873-06-25
Eg- Riddle next week.
H Y M { N { A |.

Attic Episcopal Church, Tarboro, N.
q, on Wednesday morning, 18th inst, by
Rev. DIR. Joseph Blount Cheshire, ROB-
EXT NJ. FURMAr, ESQ, Editor Ashevile
citisea 40 Miss MoLLIE MArHEwsoN, Of