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New-York tribune., 1874-11-05
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BOOTH. THEATER. Cushman's Farewell.
yEsY f ', :S sIss srSs9 Maisss
sEa ,nisI'h sEhRs haIss 81 Mr. .'9 ssS R';
MONDAY, Nov .. NJ JOSEPH JEFTsRsoS in RIP VAN
rsis si;' f; ssE 'ss Ss, s EXTRA MATINEE
DALYs FIFTH AVENUE THEATEk::o
~ 2Sth-st and Broadway. Begins at B. over I" io''"
THE BELLIES srRArAGEM.
BRILLIANT REVIVAL OP CowLErs COMEDY
The Munsn tn. Dances. Song. .t.s Cs.ury Ch,,r
conw.y Psries and Pesi Ms. Fanny davenport Mr Gilbert,
Miss Jsset' Mis Grey, Miss varIan.
EVERY NIGHT and SATURDAY MATINEE
TUESDAY NEXT, Nov. TO- MASKS AND FACES.
CAN FRANCISCO MINSTRELS.
Ss, 1ss,i f".. %S. S'sr,S Two :sS ca
~ streetesp NAV be ordered At 10
Family Matinee Saturday at2 Moral" Go Bary2
THE AMUSEMENT ,oA MARVEL OF THE
nT BARSuMs GREAT ROMAN HIppopsoMEl
B4SSSEs SF SREsF ROMAN RSSAs
NOW F sss H%s Ss VIEWING
agBGssss sgRscs
KYEa ASSEMBLED IN AMERICA
sss.i s;n.s enia" Ss :s ;' Dss: s.; as. s.sns % s:
B<pOsnt and Camel Races
Pony and Monkey Races Pom, oh.io, Race.
sTBBPLB.CHAsBs
English Stag Hunts with Hounda
FIFTEEN hi SsDaFD is' Mn m $SSEs
Aud Trained Animals spgemin
SIX uusDsHD THca6SsssssS T Asbss ss nonsr
ehsaT EaIT cp1Ssia dSSGsss s' orq qrfsd SxrfoSs s
ONE HUNDRED English Thoroughbred Running Horses mounted
'' '''''' ''' ''"Vf TtTosia sTeSs AERIAL % QUEEN
INDIAN LrPEi INDIAN LuPEl
#$iss B Eiss EiSs EiSs #Sis: #$is: Eff Eff
AcHAsE g6s WIFE!
4SMIsK R9R WIFE
CHASE FOR ,R1asv1ips %iPs On. Han,,.d 0, tn.
..ans s.h. I.@s. 'SSi,' .s% ntsnss COMPANY '''
ss,sD sEsAsEsIE dy ::
s Once open daily from to Seats advance
Grand Orcbestr. 81 So Orchestra 81 Family Circle 90 cent.
Union SQUARE THEATER.
Ef fosrvR AsS sSccEss
sss5s.p p2,KTSr&s;rsn KSs.ss;r.,n
Nj. CLARA MoRRIss engagement Teaer will terminate
on sph9 S aS EVENING Nov TO- will he reproduced in MAeN
CENT STYLE the charming play Of JANE EYRE the successful
which interrupted by The production Of IhE sPhlNA
WALLACK's.
" Proprietor and h,Rasf Fa aaaHFf5a NJ LESTER wAIIA'1
''''''' TIE s'itT' ROMANCE oP POOR YOUNG MAN
indaces Mr. " alack TO II for
EVERY EVENING
ard
SCENERY cosrtaE saEgH2 s5 aAysHs ALL NEW
a including toe names Of . ,
MI. H. J. MONTAGUE, Mr. JOHN GILBEkT, Mh j. D.
POLK Mr. J. w. CARROLL, Mr. Z. NJ HOLLAND, Mt o.
y BROWNE Mr. c. h. EDWIN, Miss ADA DYAS Madame POSlS
Miss EPPIE GERMON. Mss IOSB BURKE, Mrs JOHN SEFTOs
and MABEL LEONARD.
aud original Irish drama, entitled
THE sHAUGHRAUN,
Colleen Bawn and Aah IA Pogue, Win os
, produced uextw week, in which
M DION BOUCICAULT .
appear The drama will be illustrated with new music and od
Irish composed selected by Mr. Thos Baker, and
and scenery Messr Matt Morgan lsherv00 Clare Nor
ris, and uiliart. - ....uu
will be engaged in the performance Of the piece
New-York tribune., 1874-11-05
EeQdl Notlrcs.
EXPOSURE!!! INJUNCTION -!
II ONB TRUSTEE AND SEVERAL STOCKHOLDERS
HUMPHREYS SPECIFIC H0MtEoPATHl

EXPOSURE!!! INJUNCTION y!
T. oSB TRUSTEE AND SEVERAL STOCKHOLDERS
TWO ?sgsSAEs .sEgEi1a S%sa5,.ru,o Sg TIE
MEDICINE COMPANY. ~
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Cole "%an .ad Isepidss I sissi L. iiSsTS HS1l.
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Palmer Hssy Cole and Leonds H. Bur and e deposition Of be
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upon SS1 s o. ss .ss SS s S
from q selling for behalf Of The
n @ni:r o. Witch I
Pod. EIrs. medicine which 1s sans Of ',r. to The
sSprep.tias 10 .sy way or ssas OF saoeadHs or contract
m q Csc any or 70 s % :sss ss
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sA.. i% ssisii:. labels. o1sr pnasd
q s.s Ss IN the sOoy@es Of an, s..os .ssn 70 .aS
sss % & % s. @ ss 20: s4 % S S OF s an sso.
a. ' o. g., I'sss Of dire
behalf cSs" III 70, ss., ,so'G M any, Inability ss.s,s,
S ''''' ''' ". '''' " The '''.'"''' '''''''' prescribed
- JOHN J. FREEDMAN
EewYoh Nov L. 1874 Jussies supSrio1 cc,r.
CUPREME COURT, COUNTY Of NEW
- YoRK-YRAsCIs BHRMAHs, Plaintiff AZ ALFREp q
Du Bos DsssdsntTo sbe Defssd.n.rsu ass hsey
required The eonPsiS Ia % .eOa ~slea VIII b iea
&sv Hous Yorf Civ and 10 d
complaint the assebon ~ thor ss No $50 Broad
s E.s sza.sss tss sy "a ssys~ go rec rs
visbin be sjbeosah Ae psiphd
ts jsdeD$ sesiss f he q GI bspdret
3sn bssoa frsn s aga day d Septeubr sss tAee
nd s. husS''s ~ "a ssnss' ~ ss 81 %
AtsoFseyk 40 -
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80 Css.t q -. ts!. e es - dsy q osieess. 1874
New-York tribune., 1874-11-05
200 PIANOS AND ORGANS,

New and Secondhand, Of First-cIsss Makers, vta %
sod at Lower Prices for e:A on lns.,alenis, q, % %
r,nf IA Civ or Country, during this month Nv HOhAcE
WATERS q son, No. 1S1 Broadw.y, than ever be.
fore ofie red in New. York. sPEClALTf ranos
a1d ORGANS 10 let until the money pays ht price
Of ne Instrument. Illustrated CataioGues Mailed
< large discount to Churches. Schools. Lodges, etc.
New-York tribune., 1874-11-05

DARK THEATER,
Boaiway between 21st and 22'-sta
"THBkE'S MILLIONS IN H."
RIGHrH WEEK
Mr. JOHN I. RAYMOND,
In his grest character speciality Of
col. MULBERRY SELLERS.
in Q Comic American Drama by
MARK TWAIN
The hit OF the present season'-Word.
EVERY NIGHT
AMI
SATURDAY MATINEE al p m.
Orfer carriages at 1880
Telegraph for seats.
Seats secured Ten Days In advance.
NHE General Convention of the Protestant
Episcopal Church having resolved to attend TRINITY CChCh
THIS AFTERNOON the OF hearing tie Great organ re-
Gently remodeed By HENRY ERBEN Co., Mr. HEhkf CAhbh
perform Selection s Music that instrument from 70
o'clock Admission ree
New-York tribune., 1874-11-05
GiGtionerp.


DIARIES and JOURNALS for 1875, from 25
~ So kinds Blank Books Stationery and Printing
prices solicited FRANCIS LOUTRE As Maiden lane
CLOTE & JAMES, Stationers SO FultOn-st.,
~ WAD-Pres requiring Blank Books requested to
call and eISmiae stock.
New-York tribune., 1874-11-05
6ituations Darteo-- males.
Clerks Statesmen. &c
Cooks,

COOK.-A respectable young man as COOk
~ understands his business thoon2hV ana
csn furnish will moderate wages can be
seen at AGENCY, lU9 West 3ihst, broadway
New-York tribune., 1874-11-05


In M action the following injunction granted Prohibiting
doiog anything further with the article caec
spd agent vlch lneads parle
ssion congnmenfD ho advertising or se
II under hsbhty the punishment prescribe by aw
sUPBRIoR COURT OF TIE CITY OF NEW YORK
New-York tribune., 1874-11-05
Dtntistrp.

DR. WAIT g. SON, 45 EAST 23D-ST., have
Ia new for Artificial Teeth which lighter stronger
and cooler any being perfect conductor Of animal
heat, II perfectly per They also insert
nor Plstna GOd low prices Fine Gold Plugging
specially Teeth pure fresh 81 for the h
and Soc each succeeding young lady in attendance.
New-York tribune., 1874-11-05

Oh EAST 23D-ST.-A capable person as
sJtf sgAMsTREsB; q. and svsssss W. W.
shaps; AN othsr work
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1874-01-07
Tobacco seesi.


We have received az additional supply
Of the " Yellow Oronokon and "Gooch
tobacco seed from the Office Of the Rural
Messenger, Petersburg, which we will
gladly distribute to planters who feel a re-
al interest In the improvement OF crops.
We would earnestly direct the attention
Of planters 10 the editorial of the "SIes-
senger, which will le found on the first
page.
We will here again say, that we design
our paper to BIZ the medium Of much val
liable information on the subject OF tobac-
co, together with reliable and ample in
formation In regard to the markets. This
should commend the Recorder TO the -up-
port Of the tobacco planter. One gentle
man, successful farmer told us that one
single article Of information found In the
Recorder had been worth to him ten times
the cost of his subscription.
SO II Is with cotton and other interests,
and we hope our people will learn 10 value
vehicleof information which conveys
such accurate statements As does the Rer
corder.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1874-01-07

"OIdn Christmas has passed before we
have had an opportunity to speak Of the
New. aud We win have little TO say on a
subject which has now lost It's zesi. We
I'm only say that Il was greatly enjoyed
here without any 81 the unpleasant inci-
dents which usually mark that season 81
fcstIvity. We have not heard Of a brawl,
OF fight, or Instance ofdrunkenness In the
whole county Of Orange. The Good Teni-
plars have reason 10 be proud ~ the decis
,led impression they have made upon the
hosts Of King Alcohol. II was victory
which cheered the heart. aud which has
carried with Il the Substantial fruits ofyic-
tory. In personal sobrieiy, In increased
prosperity. and in greatly enlarged do
nestle happiness.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1874-01-07

See Advertisement Of ] II. Enniss.
The publication Of the work advertised
viii supply want now most seriously
felt by all having legal business 10 trans
act, orlegal forms TO adopt.
The changes Of law aud practice under
the new Constitution aud the new Code
are radical. and lawyers, eonyeyancels,
magistrates. Administrators aud Others
have been seriously Inconvenience for
the want fan intelligent guide.
This will be supplied In the new work.
Mr. Busbee, the author, Il pronounced by
the most competent authority at the bar
IN Raleigh, IN be admirably fitted to the
work he has undertaken, and say lie has
done u well.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1874-01-07
charity Astonisl, ed.

A worthy Divine not thousand miles
from Raleigh in the course Of his frequent
ministratipns FOR charity, fellin with an
individual upon whom the weight Of mo-
versity seemed ID press with peculiar se-
verify. To his dilapidated personal con
ditlon, squalid and ragged, were added
the discomforts Of house, through whose
broken doors and shattered windows the
blasts Of winter rushed without acheck !;
altogether making a powerful appeal to
the tender sensibilitics of the worthy rec
tor.
Some relief was given to the iinniedlS
ate physical wants or the sufferer and
then the condition ofthe house was mo-
ticed. Why in the world don't you
have your windows glazed, and your
doors mended, asked the Rector. " No
money, no money nothing to pay with.
Now the Rector was the almoner of a
fund, The weekly contributions of his
church, but the repairs of honses did not
seem to come within tile scope of his pow
ers.n Well, Well III have II done niy~
self go to P's drug store, get glass and
putty, and have them charged to me, and
fix your Windows
This was done. Some weeks after. the
Rector met the object OF lis charity onlthe
street. The latter addressed him, "sDs,c-
:or, want you to pay me for that job
What job: What do you mean? .oh
you know! Don't you know you sent me
to P's for glass and putty to fix my vim
/ dows; Well done 50, and put 'enl In,
and want my pay for the job"
/ The Doctor passed on with some new
ideas Of the impotence Of mendicancy
and tile hazards ofindiscriminate charity.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1874-01-07

A visit 20 DanviIle last week shows u'
that the siagnaiIon In business Is rapid
~ drawing TO close The Tobacco sales
houses, 70 long silent, are making ready
FOR work. and Il Il believed that about the
middle Of the month all will be lnisily en-
gagged. There lsanL uncommonly hopeful
feeling among all cIasses, and the opening
81 brisk spring business y confidently
looked for.
business y conducted on such safe prin.
cIplcs In DanvIIIc. that although there
la. been such ces-atioa Of trnde, the
credit Of not single firm. o. insiiiuii"n
has been affected. There llas no. been
single failure, and everything stands firn
as rock.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1874-01-07
i Make MoNEY fast and honorably, $l2'

SO per day, Or SO per week. BY at once
applying for territorial right, (which are
given free 70 agents.) to sell the hest,
strongest, most useful, and rapid selling
Sewing Machine, and Patent Button Hole
Worker, ever used or RECOMMENDED by fam
lilies, or buy one for your own use it is
only ~. Sent free everywhere BY express
Address for particulars
JERoME b HUDSON h 20. Cor. Greenwich
&Cortlnndt, st. MY.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1874-01-07
rsxsea House.

We have before had occasion tospeak Of
this excellent house. 80 commemorate foi
lie home comforts, and the attention and
generosity Of Iis landlord, Mr.. \. l.. Wade
Under bis management u not only mains
tains it, old character. but continues e
improve. Hut Mr. Wade Is too large q
man cor 20 small house, and we are glad
to learn that negotiations are In progress
which will place him IN charge o. the new
and magnificent Hawkins House, which
hrs Just been finished and now awaits the
proper tenant.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1874-01-07

nar See Ad. Of 4. schoolneld 4 Co
DanviIle Va. This firm succeeds Covill
and Mason, though with an enlarged bus
ines. II Is IN all respects a firsi elias:
house. Mr.. schoolfeld wasa long tins
In the well known house o. Watkins Cot
trell 6co. Richmond. aud thereby nc
aulred thorough knowledge Of the bust.
mes. besides making large North Caro-
lima acquaintance which lie hopes viii re-
member him.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1874-01-07
Alarm Of r:re az Durham.

During the high wind which prevailed
on the 80 Inst. tile house Of Mr.. J. w,
Cheek at Durham took fire from defect
in the chimney probably. re Whole un-
der side Of the roof was soon In a blaze
but by the active exertions OF the citizens
the flames were subdued The furniture
was all removed from the house, and
much injury done by the effort to exiting.
uish the fire. The damage will amount Il
about. $500.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1874-01-07

After this issue. We viii present 70 ON
readers weekly treat IN the form o. let
tens from James Barron Hope Of Norfolk,
va. Mr., Hope Is too well known to the
world OF letters to need any encomium
FROM us. II will be enough 70 say thai
whatever appears from him will bear the
imple-s or mind which has gained him
national fame a. poet. orator, aud litera-
feuf.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1874-01-07
That Favorite Home Remedy,
PAIN-KILLER.

Has been before the public over thirty years,
and probably mas wider and better reputation
then any other proprietary medicine OF the pres
ent day. Az this le1od there are but few nnat
quainfed with the merits OF the Pain Killer;
hut, while some ext,l ii rs Eminent. they know
but little ofits power in easing pain when taken
internally; while others lIsc IL internally with
great success, but are equally ignorant OF its
healing virtues when applied externally. We
.rel0re wish ~ way, that it il equally success
fll whether used internally or externally. 1t l.
sufficient evidence Of ITS virtues asa standard
medicine To know that il Is now used in all parts
OF the World, and that its sale Is constantly in
creasing. No curative agent has had such awide
spread sale or given such universal satisfaction.
( Dduis' Pain Killer Is purely vegetable CON-
pound. prepared from the best aud pniest mite.
fials, and with care that insures the most
perfect uniformity 1.-THE medicine; and while
II Is most effective remedy for pain. II il a per-
fectly safe medicine, even In the mDst iinskiiul
hands.
Il Il eminently a Family Hediciae: and hy he
ing kept ready for immediate nsaFt. wifi Agyc
many an hour Of suffering, and lnails dollar in
time and doctors hills.
After over thirty Years trial !. " sil fecpifIng
the most unqualified Testimonials u II virtues,
from persons of the highest chsr,ritfand lespon-
sihility. Enlnemt P5ssiriilis commend Il as q
most effrtEIl preparation for the extinction Of
pain. It l. not only ilie lr'st remedy ever known
for Bruises. ('uts. Bufns. &c., hut for Dysenta-
ry. or Cholera, or any sort VI bowel complaint II
y remedy unsurpassed for efficiency. and rapi-
ility ofactinn. IN the great cities Of India, and
other hDt climates. 1t has become the standard
medicine for III such complaints as well AZ for
Dyspepsia. Liver Complaints, and all other
kindred disorders. For Coughs aud Gulds. Tan
ker. Asthma. and Rheumatic difficulties, Il has
been proved by the Innst abundant and GOWN
ring Testimony 10 be an Invaluable medicine.
We would caiIti on the public against NIL im-
tations Of our pr elaraiion. either In name, or
style OF putting M.
PERRY DAVIS 4 son
MANF's AND PROp's.
1856 High ST.. Providence, r. I.
III Sycamore st. Cincinnati. o
37T St. Paul st. Montreal. Canada,
~ southampton. Row. London England.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1874-01-07
STATE NEWS.

The Wilmington papers allmentloneda
furious galewhich tonk place on the morn
ing Of 18th inst. Houses and chimneys were
blown down and much dan we done. The
Barque Maria Needham was blown from
her inoorings be low the city and was
ashore at last accounts with five feet
water In her hold,
Tie Journal says special Court form ew
Hanover Is now In session, Judge Cloud
presiding.
The Journal says that par j Of colored
persons, men and woman, attempted to
cross the North East Cape Fear ina small
boat, which was accidentally capsized
Ellen Munroe, one Of the party was
drowned.
The Goldsboro Messenger says the gin
house OF Mr.. John vins0n in Wayne Co.
was burnt on Friday last together with
seven bales Of Cotton, II was incendiary
work.
The Sentinel says the mill aud cotton
gin Of NJ. A. Bl,dsoe about one mile and
half from Raleigh was destroyed ny the
incendlary torch. This h the third loss oi
the kind Mr.. Bledsoe has sustained with
In the past eighteen months. anil shows
that he has some deadly and fiendish
secret enemy. s-.
The Jufferson Messenger says that two
young men. Anderson and Peacock both
paying their respects to a young lady. be-
came lnfiamed with jealousy, which finally
led to a rencounter. In which Peacock
drew knife and stabbed Anderson to the
heart killing him almost Instantly. The
slayer fed but was afterwards recaptured
A coloreJ man named Bob. Smith was
shot at and killed In his own house on
Saturday while surrounded by his family
smith lived in the Eastern partof Oh,
County about ~ miles from Raleigh. Evi
dence before the jury ofinquest showed
that deceased was shot by one Badgel
Terrell d cllored man and the murder
was committed with the connivance ofth,
wife ~ Smith, her mother, and the wife o
Terrell. Terrell Is In Jail.
So we learn from the News. which alsc
says that a colored woman named Nancy
Hummey was picked up dead on tii,
n. q. II. II. near Walnut Greek bridge. and
Jack crenshaw, also eolored was frozen e
dealt. ON Christmas eve near Forestsille.
Baker tile murderer, who recently e.
capped from Jail was rearrested and was e
have been hanged on the cad.
The Charlotte Observer says there Il In
Charlotte white girl Of II or IL years 81
age who l. living In the family Of q ncgrc
because she has no other home. The negr
will make an attempts have the child
bound 10 him. This Is horrible case aud
calls for remedy.
Charlotte was last week alarmed by 1--we
fires, which were however extingulshed
without very serious damage.
The Observer says five c,losed men were
lodged In jail charged with the murder oI
another colored man near Davidson
College.
ON Saturday morning three seamen on
hoard the German barque Adolph lying
AZ the wharf Mt Wilmington were found
deal IN the forecastle having been sui
forcated by coal gas. Two moc were af
fected aud will probably die.
Two notorious negro burglars Allen,
Me Pheron and Williams were arrested IL
Raleigh on Saturday after having robbed
the house Of Mr. ID. G. Murray. II issur
posed they are the leaders ofthe aang
which have been so troubl csome In VII,
miugton aud elsewhere.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1874-01-07

The house occupied by q Mr.. Brown, liv.
Ing near Mebanesville, was consumed du-
ring the absence Of the family on Mon
day the 18th inst. The fire was undOubt-
edly the work Of an incendiary. Every
thing was destroyed, furniture, bedding,
ard provisions. The lossl il total, as there
was no insurance. The House belonged
% Mr.. VIM. Freeland.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1874-01-07
Raia on che shsria.

ii Il said that some Discontinued tax
payer has been trying to get even with
our worthy sheriff, and getting back IN
another shape what be was compelled TO
contribute to the support Of the State and
County. Between sand 80 bushels Of
wheat were considered necessary to strike
a balance.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1874-01-07

See Advertisement Of Williamson Up
chnrch and Thomas. They have the lar
gest house in Raleigh. aud do very ex-
tens.ye business. The farmers Of Orange
and adjoining counties, will do well "a
call upon them. Those particularly who
make cotton viii have their interests well
served.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1874-01-07
North Carolina. S...,...,. c.,,,.
ORANGE COUNTY.
William Barlow.

William Barlow.
against
Joseph Allison and heirs Of Mary his wife
Joseph Barlow, heirs Of James and wife
Nancy. Charles S Ray aud wife Lucy,
Mariah Ray, William |. Bowels and
Rutlia his wife, J NJ ,McCullock heirs Of
Patience. Heirs of John II Barlow,
Hugh s Palsy formerly Hugh S Barlow
Petition 20 sell Rem EStdte for Partition.
TT appearing 10 the satisfaction of the Court.
IL fhat all the above named defendants are
nos-readenis or the state of North Carolina, Ii
j therefore ordered by the Court. that publ
raiinn he made In the flillsboro. Recorder
paper published In Hillsloro, y. G. for xix SHE.
resslye weeks. notifying the said defendants. 20
be and appear before the Clerk of the superior
court ofOinnge county NJ his Office IN Hillsl,orn
within that time and plead answer or drmur 10
The complaint. which t. filed IN hts Office or the
Plaintiff will apply 10 the Court for the relief de-
man,Iei ~ siit complaint.
Witness George Laws Clerk of said Court NJ 0f.
fire 10 Hsboro ihis 18th day of November 1873.
GEORGE LAWS. Clerk
Nov. ~ CIV price III. so. Superior Court.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1874-01-07
IreAe.

The cold snap last Thursday give the
citizens a small chance to put up their
summer supply Of Ice, and the boys few
hours OF skating. The New Year opened
yag mildly however, and VI the present
writing IL as Lallny n April.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1874-01-07
READ THISI

II MIST say to my Customers. and those that
i We're my Customers. tliat need what Is due
me. Ny Fal. Purchases are due first Of january
and must collect what Il nsying me, to he allie
to meet these payments. These are very scarey
times, and wait to ride through the storm: and
those who owe me and want me TO succeed must
come forward aud help me. by paying M. If
You have no Money bring Grain. or someihiu.
that ran turn into Money, don't put Il on until
next Spring, rs the trouble come sooner. am
not appealing 70 doubtful men. bit to Honest
Paving Customers. The honest people that
want NE to succeed and thpse who paw are the
ones want To help me now, bring anything thai
lean turn into Mouey.
Z. N. PARKS.
Dec. 10. N
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1874-01-07

We will probably be able to present our
readers wiiha weekly letter from this en-
terprisng place which will add much to
the interest Of our paper, and will We hope
stimulate subscription.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1874-01-07

GRAHAM GRASgE, No. ls5, Patrons Of
Husbandry. was Organized at Graham,
Alamance Co. Dec 18th, with the follow,
Ing ofIicen:
John X. Ruffin, Master.
w. w. Dawson, Oyerseef.
1T Croker, Lecturer.
Jas b McMurray. Secretary.
Daniel c Holt, Treasurer.
Jacob A Long, Steward
30 Albright. Assistant steward.
Rev A Currie, Chaplain.
John Knapp, Gate Keeper.
Mrs X Rulfin, Ceres.
Miss Kate Knapp. Pomona.
MsJ A Long. Flora.
Miss Mary Albright, l. A Steward.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1874-01-07

ma Business cards neatly printed al
this Office.
v Blanks ofvariods kinds for sale at
this office.
See flrst and fourth pagesf for advertise
ments,