The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-03-31
Last week. sa5 bales Of COTTON were

received III Raleigh.
The Exchange Hotel In Raleigh has
opened as private boarding house.
The horse once owned by tile Robeson
coanty outlaw, Henry Berry Lowry is
now owned III Goldsboro, by Messrs.
Gregory. Galloway q GO.
The Enquirer says that Revs. J. s. Nel,
4 son and g. NJ. Pepper will shortly begin
at Monroe, the publication If small church
paper 10 lie iisaributed grstuitously among
tlIe members of the Methodist congre
CATION ofthat town.
The Wilmington Star: Alfred Lynn,
colored, former resident Jamaica,
British subject. received his naturalization
PAPERS fr'rn the Clerk of the Superior
Court yesterday. This, we believe, Il the
first case III which d coIored man has been
granted naturalization papers In North
Cafolita.
A ne,f Lutheran church has been es-
tablished at Lumberton.
! Major, Seaton Gales delivered all all
dress to the Odd Fellowsat Durham few
nights since.
! The Raleigh News says: The reviva
at the Baptist Church continues. and the
interest is Increasing. A large number Of
converts are reported and tile enquirers
are numerous THE meeting Is consiuo-l
ted BY sfessrs. Jordan and Huffman.
The Statewide Landmark says: There
was most terrible snow storm in Iredeil
county last week. Houses and fences
wereleveled ID the ground, and huge trees
torn up by the roots, but fortunately there
WAS no loss Of life,
The next annual meeting of the \. e.
State Grange will be in Greesboro.
Il Nj. g. +. Harris OF the Concord Sun
has accepted the position Of associate ed
itor Of the State Agricultural Journal,
having been elected 70 THAI position hy
the State Grange. He will continue the
publication, u the sun.
The Greenville Register says: Frank
lin Rngersoli, OF this county, walked up
before Judge Moore, and got divorced
from lis wife aud thcn naked down to
Tie Registers Office Ind got license 10
marry againt!ie next day.
The staiesviIIe Landmark says: The
hotels in Wilkesbnro. Bonn, Gap Civil
and Jefferson have revoked their licenses
on account of tile Civil Rights i,ili, and
are now run as private boarding houses
There Il wide spread excitement and
Indignation throughout the whole section.
one old seedy Had III Wilkes waited 10
! know IL congress had passed the" civili-
zed hilln Informed. lie replied Well,
then the raliy may goto hell 50 Car a.
. am concerned. Never viii | cast another
Ilepublican vote"
Wild geese are destroying whea: fields
III Steel Creek township, Meckienhurg
county.
Al Tile u. S. Mint at Charlotte was abol-
islisd on SRI of March, Il was established
80 years ago.
Judge Mickey sent VIM. Stodd, a white
man. 10 The renitentiary for ieny years for
. stealing Bible aud hyinn-book.
Major w. J. Montgomery. will BE- nom
mated ~ Delegate from Cal,arrus county,
! for The Constitutional Convention.
Bald Mountain i said 10 Le u little fns-
~ again.
Tie Charlotte Observer says that Mr..
John selby, i citizen of McckIcnburg. GOT
his hand caught in cntlin gin. The same
of which tore Oh bis Fight thumb AMI In
dex fngcr. The rest Of lis hand was bad
~ mapgled. Il is Thought that il ,ail he
saved.
Tie citizens of Chapel Hill rang the Old
College bell in honor vi the pass1ge Of tic
I UNIVERSITY bill.
Highway rohbers IN Greensboro, took
Sl50a from Rrukin.
Mad dogs are plentiful IN Cleveland
county.
Wayne county las u inmates III il
County Poor-house.
sir. Wells. deaf mute Of Shelby, ha.
! IS varieties o. grapes in his vineyard.
lion. NJ. +. Manly, will deliver the Me.
mortal address at NewbeFn. on 10th o.
May.
, Aaron Bonner was hanged last week Ia
Washington, n. &. Crime, forcibIe Becch'
erisn.
Nj, TX. q. Trezeyant having resigned a
MI express messenger ON the Air IinI
!, Railroad, re-asSumes the conduetorship
Ola freight train on The n. Il. II. Road
Prompt, efficient and faithful In the dis
charge Of every trust, he will Oh satisfac.
torily, any position he may occupy OBJ.
server.
j On Saturday last tlie members OF the
! senate, presented observation-disclosures X
a 80 Ia.