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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-08-25
IS your LIFE WORTH rEN cEsrsr

sickness prevails everywhere. and every
body complains Of some disease during
their life. r.. len sick, the object is to get
we'll; now we say plainly that no person
in this world that is suffering with Dys-
pepsia. Liver COMPETENT AMI It's effects,
such rs Indigestion, costiveness, Sick
Headache, Sour Stomach. Heart burn
palpitatiom Of the Heart, Depressed
LSpiriis, Biliousness, &c; calIfake GREENS
AaGUsT FLOWER without getting relief
aGd care. Ii xou doub this, 90 to your
Druggist DR.. q. Hooker aud gel a Sample
Bottle for I'D cents and try il. Regular
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! state Agricultural Falr.

The Fair in Octoberwill lie behind none
of Its predecessors The managers are
unde:erred BY the financial gloonl which
hasao long overriding the country, but
with determined energy are striving
to bring light ont Of darkness. Expert
ence isillwass a safe guide, and know
the present management will not only
avoid many rockst,lat were unknown to
Former nayigators III the sea Of inexperi>
ence, but they Will command to their use
all the lessons derived from past obsorya-
| tion both here and in other States
THE coming Fair will be graced by the
presence of many distinguished men from
abroad, Notably, Gen. w. II. L. Lee, son
Or our believes. c!iieftain, possessed of many
Of his attractive and commanding quail
ties.
Military companies viii be here also
from abroad, anu brilliant pageant will
be presented.
Among the more solid but not less uses
fiIl attractions will ethe delivery Of essays
10y prominent gentlemen Of tile Slate,
several Of whom have signiiied their ac-
ceptance Of their duties, ana al of whom
will be expected to respond.
We present their names and duties as
follows:
ESSAYS.
Essays solicited by the North Carolina
Agricultural Society, aud wliel, furnished,
q BE- published aud distributed gratui-
topsly for public benefit:
From Col. John l.. Bridgers, Of Edge
coinbe county. Subject: Farming as All
Occupations.
From tile Hon. Richard Smith. ofHali-
fax county. Subject: Agricultural socie-
ties.
From james Norwood, Esq;of Orange
county. Subject: Grass Culture IN Nortl,
Carolina.
From Dr. Columbus Mills, ofCaharrus
county. Subject Stock Raising ia North
Carolina.
From Col. John ID whltford. ofCraven
county, Subject: Thoroughbred Stock
tHorset.)
From Dr. Peter r. Hines. OF Wake
county. Subject: Home Supplies.
From d. w. Kerr. ESD; OF Alamance
county. Subject: Beef Raising and Butter
Making.
From VIM. $. Garter, Esq; or hyde
county. Subject: Corn Culture
From Col. George Williamson, OF Cas-
well county Subject: Tobacco Culture
From lion. Walter l.. Steel, Of Rich-
mond county. Subject: Cotton Culture.
From Geo. z. French, Esq; OF New
Hannver county. Subject Truck Far
ming IN North Carolina
From Nereus Mendenhall, Esq; Or Gull
ford comfy. Subject: Fruit Culturc.'
From ]. Pageustecker, Esq; Shelby.
cleveland county. Subject. Grape Culture
and Wind Making.
From II. y. t;mon, of Craven county.
Subject. scuppernong Species ofGrape.
From Rev. ID. p. Meachanl, Of Wake
county. Subject: Dee missing and Honey
Making III North Carolina.
From - -, uf Chatham county
Subject Poultry for Luxury aud Profit.
From Prof VIC. Kerr, State Geologist.
subject The Marls o. North Carolina and
their Adapgabilily 10 Soils and Cn;s.-
Raleigh News.
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The cuSing editoruftheshell,y Banner
thus reported revenue raid III Cleayc'
land county.
Dsaver and scoggins, sycalieii Revenue
officers, with squad of their brother blue
cuats. nsnde raid through the upper part
0f tlsis cuuhty last week, nrresting aud
playing die Devil with several Of oui
citizens. Mr.. William Parker aud his sou
were arrested aud tried. charged Will
having been stiliing. Mr. Parker va,
bound over TO court and required to rivs
a heavy boud for his appearance. Oui
citizens wish that tile Revenue Laws and
Che oIilrer we're dead, damned andin H.
Mr.. Ralph Cornell died at Grecnsboo
last week al the age ofss, Mr.. GorrrH wa'
q well known lawyer. aud was fir Ioif.
time ii tile head " The Greensboro bar
He was promineisi mcmJcr Of the prrsty
tcriah Church.
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rmner,.n. % iIr.IIenl s.naenl..

The Trustees or the Louisville Medical
College Louisville. Ky,l have, in accor-
dance with the provisions oftheir chaac-
ter, established y Beneficiary system,
whereby any young man studying medi-
clue and bcing unable 10 pay for his edu-
cation, may receive a Beneficiary Scholar
ship, which relieves him Of payment Of
the Professors fees. The public will be
pleased to learn that this well known
College has abolished all fees for IT. d.
plomas the faculty being thus wholly un.
interested pccunIarily In the result 81 al
examinations Tor graduation Dor paril-
cuIars, address Dean ofJ.ouisvillc Medical
College, 1863 Second street, Louisville. KY.
The Wilmington Star says A woman
was robbed on Tuesday u lust week Her
l,ody Iay IN Tie woods from that day until
Sunday, when Il was found bya
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HILIsl.ono Aug 18th 1875.

John w. Norwa,d ESq;
Dear Sir: Al i n.ee,inguf the HIIisboro
Bar, held to-day. II was resolved that you
he requested 10 deliver, on Tuesday Of lhe
next term ~ Oramgr superior Court. al
address upon the life. rliaracterand seryi-
ces ~ the late William A. Graham and
the undersigned we're appointed conl-
n,ittee 10 make known their request 10
you.s e
We teg To assure sou, sir, that com.
pliance with this call Of your breti,ern
upon you. will greatly crafty them. as
well - this eniirv community, whose ~
gard aud affections you have 80 long
shared with him whose loss isso deeply
lamentrd.
wehavc the honor 10 he with The highest
respect.
Your Out Servants.
JaslAH TURNER,
&. Il. PARISH, COM
n. kuFgIN,
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We learn that an alteration took place
lcl~vrA two brothers Ia the vicinity Of
Chapel Hill Ia which one was instantly
killed aud the other seriously wounded.
KNIVES was used, hsd i,oll, WAS frightfulIy
stabbed.
They was sons 81 Washington Davis. u
highly respectable eItIzen % this equity.
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We have ON our table the first number
q the southern Illustrated Age, published
BY our former iownsman, Capt II. I,
Fulghum. at Raleigh, "a an spage weekly,
price csa year. The general nake.upand
appearance o. the paper Is good aud i,
editorial management shows taste aud
abilily. The number bcioreus has an ex-
cellent purlrnlt Of the late Gov. Grahan1
aud = toicrahle fair oneof Gov. Curtis
y, Btagden, with sketch u their lives
We iiots aiso the picture ofthe wife innr.
defer, Scott partin. with history Of biz
crime. Other Illustrations are TO appeai
~ each number. Capt. Fulgllunl has Tie
requisite energy and u thepublic will onls
support his new cntcrprire, We fed
confident that the illustrated Age vii
Aooh rank AMONG tie bestI'apcIs 10 tie
country. Carolina messenger
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llILi4BoKo Aug 18Th 1876

Dear Sirs.
Your note ~ the 10Th inst has been re-
ceIvcd. Informing tac that | have bern NJ.
;oiniei BY a meeting cfthe HiIIsl"ra bar
TO deliver on Tuesday OF the nexf term ~
Omnge superior Court, an address upon
.he life character aud services of the late
William A. tifaham. N
| clieerfaIly comply with the request Of
my brethren Of the Bar Aud while !
am conscious ~ ~ peculiar qualifications
for the office, feel assured IL the same
time that none are necessary. The path.
way ollie of our lanented friend was q
plain. dlpct aud luminous, that lillIe
skill i needed III painting Il out 20 thusa
from among whom he has been 50 recently
removed,
Please 10 aeeept my thanks for the kind
tern.s IN which you have communicated
tune the rrsuIutIan % tile meeting; aud
be assured am deeply sensible OF the
honol done me BY the association Of my
life with VI our departed friend.
Yours ulth highest regard.
!. W. NORWOOD.
To Messrs Josiah Turner, o. 4. Parish,
y. liuilln, Committee,
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JIM Alcxahder,
J ID CamerOn, secs.

Tile weather for two Or tl,rec days pasi
has been wet aud gloomy; while the ~.
iaud corn planter u getting all hc could
wish, lie OF the low grounds is getting
more than he wants.
II Il probable however, that The cora
crop Of the cnuuty viii be much The larg-
est since the war.
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FSes,,e Of coasieis.

l5sanyicts Of the peniieniialy employ
III at the brick yard. broke through tile
guard on saturday morning. The guard
fired, killing two, MORALLY wounding a
third and breaking the arm Of u fourth.
Tile rest escaped.
sg8
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Mrs Matte Taylor invites attention 70
her advertisement. Ladies' viii find Il to
their advantage to call. and oil things be-
Ing equal, II is their dnty TO give home
patronage.
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Quarterly conference OF the Methodist
EnIscopal church will bc held a. Cedar
Grove Tie fiilli Saturday aud sunday u
this month.
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Mai. John :. Morrison Is the champion
wheat gr,wef In Concord Township,
lfcdeil county, this year having harvested
ga bushels Of tie best quality. Major NJ.
likewise has fifteen acres Of cotton that Is
net excelIoi, and l,ls corn crop 10 proinis'
ing
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Sec morigagenolles Advertised by Graz
ham aud Riitn.
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ALExANDER CRAIG.


IL Little River Township, Omngeeounty
on the l2sb lust; by $. II. Jordan, Esq;
Mr.. Henry TiIly, % sIiss saraliA. I.ol,cr-
sun.
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T. J. WILSON, n. D.,
Physician and Surgeon.

nFFlCE and Residence. On corner II Queen
~ anil Jhnftan -. Where hc can alWat,
IL is,ltli except wlitn atseia Professionally.
{ JAW. " ~ Isl
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weare sorry tolearn that John Wesley
Cheek, Dr.. highly Respectable citizen Of
Durham died Inst wesk.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-08-25

The propect Is not 50 good ut was. Too
mucI. rain Ii the universal complaint.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-08-25

See election notice % I'LL vacancy in
the Convention.
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N o TIC

rs hereby given that Dy virtue " a Mortgage
IL given 10 the North Carolina Stale Life lllsll-
rance Company, the undersigned, rs Attornies
Of said Company. will; on the
2jN day " September 1879,
1t the Factory Of Il. ". Pognc, ia HlIIsboro.
expose 10 sale TO The highest bidder al Public
Auction for Cash the following property tawit /.
Che Hydraulic Pump; Two Shape Presses;
Two Pot Piessei TYp Pot MiIIs; Two Sets OF
shippers; siX BoS sclews; one Ratrhgt Screw
and ..ntlerKimpicnents and other Machinery III
said Factory.
JOHN ". GRAHAM,
7. RUFFlS.
August 10th 70. tbs.
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CHAPET. HILL
EnIrnR IlEaol,nER.


sthere isa vacany In the Convention
caused hy tie death u Mr. Graham, andas
| suppose there will he member TO elect
son TO oil said vacancy from this comfy;
1 announce myself asa candidate 10 OIL
the vacancy. am colored man and ar-
peal TO the colored men Of Orange 10 rally
tony support. We, the colOred people Of
tie county. have neen treated badly by
nur white Republican friends and think
Ii Il time for as 10 share some of the offices.
Tile way we have been treated by our
white brethren reminds me ofa transac-
lion which happened III AlaIama some
time ago between while man 40 IN coi~
ored man 10 the division ola crop. Some
one asked The culored man how they de.
vlded? lie scratched his head an,i said,
lie didn't hardly know: then tie white
man took out his pencil aud begal hy
saying noughi isa nouglit aud a figure
Is n figure AL for the white man and none
FOR the niger; - II j. with tile white man;
they get the offices and we do the voting.
avn out aud out in favor 81 Civil Rights
aud for mixed schools and colleges aud
nun also IL favor Cif elcctrd) Of altering the
Constitution 50 that the whites aud blacks
can Intermafry as well as have all other
rights that the white people enjoy aud
nav call upon my party friends 10 rally
to ny support.
vcry Respectfully.
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WOOL CARDlNC,
NEAR
nAKc IN NOR fsA A. N

OAKS. ORANGE GO. N. @.
OUR Machines are now insptndid order ana
" We mr. prepared u do work iliat cannot Ne
cXeellf,l va The stats.
We have liiirrcr and Picker attached 20 our
Machines. therslly saving the lslior 81 Picking
aud liurring your Wool. beinre bringing il f0r
Cartling. tifea-e furnished IL desired.
OtiK TEliMS-ifh0sr bringing their Wool "a
our Machine. will be charged Eiglli cents ptr
puiliid. or one fifth of The Wonl. tolnred Wool
viii e charged " ! cents. 10 II brought TO ne
Machine. Those tndinu u more cnnvcnicnf fa
do 90. can haie their Wool ii j. N. Bl.Agk.
WOODS Store. iillsi,Drp. and NJ Meimncsyflle
Drtrf, We will rerrNe 4 tliere.c card and return
II for 10 cis. per pound Work executed wit Il
disratgh. NJ. W. MOORE & CO..
Ny >. Otks. Nc.
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4 Colored cum6lats % he Front. CT
III Rights ucorei. JoEt Page Ea-
dorsed. ne negro more GOnea G,ap,
his lriite brethren.

Tho following announcement i made
through our columns, Il is published as
N advertisement. but We give il a place
among reading matter that the real cxpee.
iativnsof the colOred people mas bc known !:
f5rtic Rcc0rtter.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-02-03
1 sal:. Appointed ?~ea;emssar.

Sunday afternoon. Jim. 18th, while
an old gentleman was standing near
the FIRE built by the skaters en- the
bank Of the Mississippi, a boy named
Patsy Lslly accosted him by poking
him in the ribs with his fist, and say
ing in q joyial tone: "How are you,
old gal?" The old man did not like
Patsy's greeting very well, but said
nothing, and Patsey thought it Vas all
right. But a big Dutchu,an. who is
employed in hauling ice, ;h,ught tha;
it was an insult to tie old man, for
which Patsy should be cLastised, and
seeing that no one else Vas going to
take the matter in baud he de,ermin-
ed to do it himself. Acco.d inzIy. Ger
many made q break for Erin, caught
and gave him several hard boxs with
q heavy blacksnake wagon whip, and
then went back to his work As If moth
ing out Of his ordinary line vf business
had trarspi. ed. The ~cooI1e-s VI the
Dutchman aroused the anger Of q COL
ored gentleman named Joe johnson,
said that dat old beer guzsler Amt
got no license to do me dat way, / tell
you whereupon the Duichmap, Who
had heard Jce's remark, vent for the
gentleman and gave him . dose Of
the same medicine that be Asd given
Patsy. The thing WAS beginning to
grow serious. and % oss knew whose
turn would come next, until evosu.
man by the nasDs Of W '."s
.a., L~wceanfss-" ArTcn, who had
Is. cue whole transaction, said to one
Of his friends who was standing near
Il would like 10 know what right that
big Dutchman has to take up for any
one else 2" The Dutchman was jus,
close snough to Warren, to each the
meaning of his words, which he dill
not Hike. He had commenced the
thing aud he was 20 ng to carry it
through. He advanced on Warren,
and after giving him a warming. again
assumed his work; and did not have
occasion to leave his post AZ . q during
tho afternoOn.-Cairo Bulleriu.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-02-03
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and the rcsnis wss xr@s 81 sFt.s-,s anl ID
n~sFciai it.amsh rIiE ALuiNK.
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by Louis, NJ. ALcUrT. author Of Little
The peculiar features Of 81. Nieh,as. which
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will be kept up with spirit:
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The Middle Box will continue 60 be tIll
Of interest. and the department for qerD
young readers will be enlarged.
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tries. ~
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The Red Cloud chief., 1875-02-03
AIjine Art Union

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The Red Cloud chief., 1875-02-03
MANS uassLsiss FREELY

will b. We'esin. ia sTefY hasp Esefgb =
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The Red Cloud chief., 1875-02-03
Only N Ohio Nan.

Among the railway travellers eating
dinner Ct : hotel ssar the Central de-
pot yesterday was 4 chap from Fayet-
e, Ohio, Who hosted in meat, potato
and bread IS If he hsd been a week
vithont eating. A second cup of cof-
fee Vas broughe him, and in his hurry
he picked it up and took . large sxal
ls9 Il sss considerably hotter than
psppsf, and u his excitemspt the
Buckeye opened his mouth and sIos
tie 6quid across the table against .
yus1g man shirt bosom.
s0osA-uhoop-hot-beg pardon
-as1 bhsesl" be exclaimed, reach
ing afaer water.
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yseag ~. sarexnlar hog"
sn. Nj?
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The Red Cloud chief., 1875-02-03

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sr;etez:. sRS-t CatsfpTs-tnr end rh~as~ss
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yea IL b R~epabstesn IN r~-!tttrs. h.s ~
latrs1 snd bet 80 special and pre- a-rstcess
sni ot lscal sn5 general nvas Ia msrk"f
re- nrts are comptefr. cs.saVsxhsuagNr. asa
reliable The ais3 n the s3snaEcsucn, -.
has been. sni stll be. 60 maze a frcsh. vics-
Gus. add sPses newspaper with tfs rsss n q
csnd.nss~t sAaps, es>i, read snsf remember
ed. and Invaluable O. city sni casn'ry sus~
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papers aud has . constantly incfvAsi5g ssf-
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