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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-01-23

dore charged old Bowen with. having
written letter from Woodstock on June
IL, 1865, in which, speaking ofHenry Ward
Bcecher, he said II sometimes feel that
| must break silence In this state
ment" were made the outrageous asser-
tons which eventually led Miss Edna
Dean Proctor to sue Francis Moulton
for libel. 1t was the first statement
made by Mr.. Tilton, and was intended
for publication in the Golden Age. FOR
some reason it was suppressed. Several
weeks after proofs of the article were hand
cd around for examination among certain
well-known journalists Of Brooklyn. IL
Was the first substantial proof OF Mr.. III,
tons enmity toward Mr.. Beccher, ana
consequently created Il great sensation
among the newspaper men VINO read IT,
Ex-S4peryisor John Harmon was the
gentleman who exhibited the proooi-
Sheets IN question, but how he came by
them is a mystery. The article was sub
mitted to Thos.. kinsela, editor OF the
Eaqie, but he refused to publish 1t.
The proof finally fell into the hands OF
W. ii. Muldoon, now II reporter on the
New York Tribune. He copied the
article and ret urncd the proof. Several
weeks after he dropped into the office oil
II wild little sheet entitled the W""oy
Dash, and edited by James McDermott,
wild Irishman. Mac was rushing irantI-
cally around the office, disappearing with
a vigor that would have put trooper to
shame.
"Have We any copy said ne. "'h"
printers are raising the divil, and say
they will strike if don't give them more
copy, d-n them.
Muldoon said he would give him little,
and Mac rushed into the composing
room with u look Of eXultotion on his
face, to curse the compositors again.
NJ. sat down and wrote an article on
Tilton, and attached to it short extract
from TheodorcS statement The com |
positors were quoted for Il short time, |
and then began 10 yell for copy again.
Mae struggled with them and Swore he
would have more copy in ten minutes !
than they could So, IN II year. lh'n he
rushed into the editor Sanclum ana |
began to howl.
For the love of Heaven, Muldoon,
give ne some copy; civ" me some more |
about Tilton and old Bowen. Blast the |
bloody printers, do YOU hear them yell |
ing now" The appeal was atfectu"I;
Muldoon gave up the entire personal
statement and it was put in type. In
the meantime copy came in and MrD"r-
mott was saved from the fury of the conf |
positors. Mr.. Tilton was surprised when |
he saw the article in print, and now re-
ceiyes his first information concerning |
the manner in which it got into type.
The statement was copied in the E"g'c |
and in every leading paper through |
out the country. The sensation caused
by its publication.i"d to additional state
mcnts, controversies and chickering's The !
result of that first publication is the ar |
raignmcnt of Henry Ward Beech"r in
a court of law.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-01-23

If we could keep the present repu-
dated Congress in power, elect a burglar
the Presidency, and give Sheridan a
big army to put down Discontinued per-
sons who imagine themselves property
owners, we might soon be rid Of such
communities as that in
Louisiana. The Republican leaders
should go 10 work in earnest and see
what can be done.-CoTisr Journal.
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RATES OF ADVERTISING
THE DAILY REGISTER.

.,.,oD'' ~ Zone months W
0h1 Tilt - Three months. II %
W. tiilic > - one ycar.......... - w
One square changeable once week 500
Special Notices . per cTmt a SI"i pImcns D
per Gn Ts will be charged double for space
occupied. ,,.,,,. =, ,,o,
Double column advertisements, ~ per
cent additional. ,..,,,
Local Notices - cents per lIne-bW no
{,caL notice tciH be inserted JDr less thar ONE
DOLLAR. ,,
ed business houses must he paid for III adj
vance. .
All bills due on the first appearance oil
the advertisement.
Bills with regular advertisers rendered
quarterly. No., .
Yearly advertisers Will be conhhtu 10
their legitimate business, and all auNcr-
tiSrmrutS not connected with II Will bc
charged for at our regular rates. -
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-01-23

THE onion crop in Ncwburyport and
lis vicinity last year was about 100000
bushels. which were sold at an average
price Of 81 per bushcI. OF this amount
There are i'm the hands of the ral,"rS, that
have not been disposed of, some 10000
barrels. and 5000 barrels in the hands of
the buyers.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-01-23

HAVING PURCHASED ALL Iiif.
III right, title and interest ia ana - ,".l,.n.'T,
West Va. Stencil and sal N"ihr, WI,
continue the same at tn" old stand 30, -
Siytnruth street, and respectfully ,"LGIt
c'.T,tinnatinn or The putrUuHg" of all 10
need Of anything in our hne. Charles r.
Ffz has charge Of TIA" works, and VII "A-
r l,.h 'l' ali orders promptly and satisin"-
torlly. We employ no tsrniiS OF G4nIh,I
~. nu,. rrprrSc..ting themselves
''E imrb iOHN II. ZENELY, Proprietor
W.sf VA. stencil and seal Works. pc.g
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WIN. Dillon, attachment in a,,unp,ir.

WIN. Dillon, attachment in a,sumpsIt.
This day came the plaintifi.. by rhrir
attorneys, and. upon llI'IT motion, tl, I'd.
tuchurni in said cause j. du,krird Inr
object Dl this suit being tOT,rDN,I nom tiI.
defendant the sum of seven hundred II.I
Hny dollars, with Interest thereon irnu
May blNi, 1913, tn amount du' rom ih,d,.-
fcndcuttu IA" plHiniiii> "u e certain 1gi.,-
mrut Ia writing. signed by the SaId Wa.
Dillon, dated at Washington CITY Doc. bl-
Der 9TH, ISL, 10y which SAID AGREEMENT go
writing, the said defendant promise 20
pay Ia ih" plrIutti~ -'N'H hundred AMI
INV dollars. So soon IS uu additional ed
IDWaur,. should b" mad" ia the matter 81
defendants claim, iOI services Of tn,.
,t-am.. Morning Light, then pcudiu" ru
IA. Department., "a" plaintiffs to give. ih.
defendant a,i ,h'H>>i>ituc" M their power
in urILrIlTf- ~Hiu settlement. aud To- sub
beet tho iri.p"Iu real estate, lO-wit. Tho
,it>r out.-uHIl . ~ lot No ~, situated ON
fh,. south side of 18th street, IA Graham
addition to the city OF Wheeling. We
Virginia, 10 ia" payment Of said ciaiu-.
and the order Of attachment ISSUED herein
having b""g returned executed, and ih.
real estate hcr"intOfOrc described hHyIus
been levied on by virtue. Of said attach.
m,ut, aud III" Defendant not having brru
served with HcUpy Ol said attachment, nor
with process lu said ~uIf, ana o. appearing
from tho return on said process VS. IA" SET
g,aut of IA" city of Wheeling, mat the de-
PENDANT, Vim. Dillon, is not "a resident -
the STATE OF West Va. on motion Of iIir
plaintifis, by their attorneys, ~ l. ordered
by ia, Court that said defendant do APP
pear within four weeks ai'rrlhc date ihrri
INST publication 81 thI> pri'r'and dp what
l. nrr.sSnry 10 protect his interests. And
mi. order snul. be- published and posted as
rruuirrI lu chapter ~ Of ia" acts ul tho
Legislature. OF IN12-3, passed December l.itn.
l,73, concerning orlrrs OF publication ANA
ms matter II continued.
\ copy. Trstc:
DANA l.. HUBBARD, Clerk.
TAYLOR & BARR,
Attorneys for Plaintiffs. drczIu
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BUCKINGHAM'S DYE
FOR THE WHISPERS.

sour remover in many cases requires
too long n time. and too much care, L" Ir-
store gray or faded Whiskrrs, We nav PRE-,
rared This dye, in one prtIGrdii""' WH!'m
viii quickly and "iyciaaiiE I''" m1 Pro nr3.
~ ,''. a color which viii neither rHh nor
wash on. sold 10y all Druggists.
MANUFACTURED ~
RP. HALL CO., NASHUA, N. Ii
OClA
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AGENTS WANTED

Contains gJUJ receipts for everything,
LpHn-Jids uumbrT, b"War" bOgu, iuila-
tiOns.I Absolutely indispensable" Ia All
Glasses, SAVING money daily 10 every
buyer. selling faster than any other three
books combined lr-Pago circular and
extra terms me-. /. \. HUG HlSON Is
90. Cincinnati. -. OCtljU
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-01-23

Every year increases the popularity oil
this valuable Hair Preparation; when IS
due to merit alone. W" can assure our on
patrons that II * kept fully up To us nigh
standard: and it l. the only reliable ana
perfected preparation of restoring EkHf
OR FADED HAZE To its youthful color, max
ing il soft. lu>truu>. and >ilkrh: Inc
scalp, by its use becomes whit" and clean;
1t removes al. cruptiunS and dandruH,"hh
hy lis tonic proprTtirS, prevents the hair
from falling Out. as it stimulates and hnur-
iShcs the halr-giaudS. BY lis use The haif
grows thicker and stronger IN badness
II restores the capillary glands To their
normal vigor, and will create new
growth, except in extreme 4.d aGr. IL j.
the most economical HAIR DRESSING ever
used. as It requires fewer applicatl"ns'"n nj
gives the hair splendid, glossy appear,
aucc. \. \. Hayes, NJ. D., state A>$tyrr "l
Massachusetts. SAYS: "Thc constituents
arepnre. and carefully selected for excel
lcni quality; and | consider 1t IN" nSst
preparation for its intended purposes
Sold By all Druggists and Dealers ~ Me''-
af1.
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FAIR WARNING.

4 LII PERSONS KNOWING THEM
y SELVES indebted To II. Schambra,
CT % the firm OF u. Schamhra y sons, are
u,tucSted To call and settle their accounts.
~. notes due bills, book accounts, &c, not
>rttled on or before the list day of Fcbrua-
rN. 1S-i. will be- collected by law. All per
sons having claims againStuS will present
Them for payment at once.
ID. SCHAMBRN Il SONS,
.m5b Merchant TailorS.
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at'heelina &egister.
Terms, by Mail, in Advance.
DAILY REGISTER.

DAILY REGISTER.
,.aor $ W Three monthS...S2 W
SiX months. " one mouth. 20
TRI.wEEKLY REGISTER.
Published every TUESDAY IhufSday ana
saturday.
one copy, yr.-s4 " One'copy,6 moss w
WEEKLY REGISTER.
one copy, yr...S2 10 Five copies, yrs = W.
ON. copy, mos W Ten copies, yr. l'oV
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-01-23
Finest Selection
SugarFured Reef & Shoulders

IifRtES EVANS SUGAR CURED
> Beef Five TIrrccS Evans sugar Cured
shoulders, ion sale 10y. =R. j. SMNTH.
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Centre Wheeling.
HEISI'IPtL COtRT or wUIEI-
I'VE ING. December Term, ITI b.c.m.

Lewis :. Wells and james f. Mcguire, lai.
partners, doing hunIu,S, under The Inn
name OF l.. =. Wells a CO.,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-05-19

We are pi<s.ed 70 learr that the family
AZ Inc Rev. n. Al. JORDAN. nearly all OF
whou have been Frustrated with SICK
me-. for Two months or more, are graau'
aly improving. Ills situation however
suil has strong cIaiusz upon thesympa'ny
Of his friend. and the community
generally. Hsclose ass'usion 70 hts sick
has compelled. him . entirely neglect hi'
cl.r,cal dulles, a. we'll A. the necessary
wsfk en- his EARN; aud DOUBLES iittl'
frisndly aid as well IS synia'hy, woa''
nos he unacceptable.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-05-19

The State Council OF the Friends OF Tenn
perauce met III GoIbshoro on Tuesday che
I'LL Inst; md was III session two days ad-
journed Wednesday evening the l2th.
Rev. George B. Wetmors presided.
Twypty-two Councils were represented
by about60 delegates. Lesides q large
uumber If yisiting members.
lThe Presidents Report represented the
order as being III fourishing condition
il North caroIiua, and containing many
important Recommendations looking 70
still greater degree ofsuccess.
Tie Order has made an actual Increase
often Councils in the State since the Fal
session, aud the harmony aud zeal mani
tested during the recent session by dele
gates and visitors, are the sure harbinger
81 continued prosperity.
The finances are on sound basis, AM
the State Council laid plans for an activ
asd vigorous Spring and Summer cam
paign'
There have been $40 Councils organize
lin The state, a very large majority OF wiic
are Ia prosperous condition.
Tins Order was instituted Ia Petersoufl
Va; Ia 1865, and is. consequently, ten yea
old Ii haSorganized nine State Council
. and lis subordinate Councils reach FRO
|. tie Potomac 10 tie Rio Gnnde. II
!, based ON white membership, and thus
the question Of color has not disturbed
harmony OF lmpeded its progress. ~
doing i good work III tie South.
!, The next session Of the State Coan
!, will he held In Lincointon N. Z.
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MUsIcGIvEN AWAY.


Every subsc rher to Cbnrch's Musical
yisitor RECEIVES for nothiBg. one OF these
large, handsome, cl1tl-6ound COLLECTIONS
az beautiful music: q
\ No. i = song Premium, tyoeai music
No. a-Piann Pfemium, Qhstrunieniai
music.) No. s-classic Premium, tdifn-
cnitsmusic.) ~ !,
S,.Jsripsioa price Of Visitor Is only 81, 30
a gear, x. ata....,..,., ,,.,tar
enough 10 FL large benk, and ifom y 70 !,
/ ii n.,.ses al new music, making at least
$500 Worth Of 4usic Alone,
during the year. az, :,
send stamp Cor sample copy. With iist ol
contents OF Premium Books. &c; OF oettrl
siiii. send 81 80. stating which premium,
ra,, nrefer. and receive II by retuffi hfail,
lana he Visitar.for awhole year.
Is, Aeentwauted IN this place. I.
Address,
80 49, JOAN CHURCH 4. co..
CINCINNATI, y.
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Mlxed wash.Poplns At 10 and i5c. worth 10 ana
striped ash-Poplins at II se.resular price eve
r, where 2jci;
Jaianvse striped Ppplins ~ 70, ~, -, co. any
| S5c, er yard v Orth % cent more,
\ striped silks al s5es goe. " nnd u ~ FER ,alu,
winch il from % to 5oci per aiubslow rsuiT
| Debges, Plaid MoIIAIIis, Baernos. chena
L,lsIies and other new and Desirable sly ies VI
~ DlifsS tioUDSat great bargains;
Linen Lawns at - and Doc. per yard worth osc. |
Black Ailacas and Mchnrs from zoe. up 70 Si'oo
\ ,s ~, i Tor dresses in great variety;
large lot Of GREN ADiNEs t,r dresses at 10
and I2hc. per yard worth nom 20 to Soc per
~ yard; 9sa.NA -
BLACK GRENADINES from u Nc up TO u 30 yard;
III llrr,s Goods Tor Mou; ning-such ~ Dombazint;
4 II ra,nise. Delaines. Australian Jlotiis. &C.; q
BLACK Silks at rs S5c., 81 II IS. VI 80, 40,
$50. LIS. 2, as, 2,5v, 2,75. 81 S.I5, SioOi
and S4-all. of which are very mucll
below the regular prices;
Lancaster cambrics at ls Sc. per yard;
a larse stock Of the best fercaes AZ A. and lose
F,,eked Ua,nbr,e for skirtsssl yards vide 1t
yard.wds Tucked aaiDric as sse, per yard
4 Iafsc s s a. remnants Of DRESS GOODS q
y every description; 49,.
I, Hs,I,,,rrll NeI ior sacques. Tabierx and Polo
nalses, and Trimming Laces Tor same;
: Corduroy NJ 20, % and 'oc. per yard worm
from soc. 70 81;
i. A large stock OF 80
Cossimeres, Cloths, Vestia9s. Dicks slIu
Driilags u prices % suit the times;
Ready Made Garments IN great variety at lowel
iian,5ur,il Edgins and Insertings in endless sa
pe rely; 80 q 20
ee Also, full assortment Of
YAK, Ghipuir, Nal,nrenhes. Lisie, BopDin am
t,olared Lacss aud EIgings;ss
shetland shlwls NJ si,2j si,oo, :, $50, sSs y
of Black Lace Points. shawls aud saequcs at price
:. 10 suit every cody;
SUMNER BALMokAL SKIRTS,
wlndcw-Shades In great variety, among wht
- VII be found The new stlle IMITATION i'as
4 shades;
A ii, re assortment Of Cornices. Bands, l.ooI
~ sad Knobs. fer curtain trimmings;
NOTTINGHAM i.are> from Fac. up 70 si,Eo
ward;
D. Emproidese ed Curtain Muslin, \ yards wide
&c. worth soc. per yards
Linen tarrisge Dusier> ~ great variety, and N
trrial Tor Inning carriagesi
Doyles on Fringe1l Napkins. Warranted ali wv
rae IL Doc T5c and a per dozen. would We che
IL 55c I. aud e. 20 per dozen:
Linen Napkins 1T ~. Il -. DO and up TO y !
III. dozen, being the large-t aud cheapest To
ever offered IN this city;
cha- utickabark Towels pure linen. NJ u -, sla
I,55. e. aud up 10 - per dozen;
Danask Towels, pure linen, ~ 700, ~. 9,
"a. and up 70 si3 per dozen;
Initial Note Paper At lsH. ~, 10 aud 25c. !
box worth 30 yer cent mJrD
SIX Ties of the latest IS les from I5c up 10 y
- silk Handkerchief or Muffefs irom zoe. up
. -;
\. Ruiis and Gulfies In great variety at lower pr
than eteis
PRINCES, tsifnps, Buttons. Br.sids;
sewing Silks. Trimming silks. Innings, &c.
q match, al ~ I be ilew styie slress goods;
-, Cre,se Wells Ii al sizes IL extraordinary baig
ana AMI thousands &C uther articles 10 lie sold Al
o. DC tremely low prices Cor Iash AZ
i, LEVY BROTHERS,,
cking 1917 aud 1919 Main street
Il for may 10. RICHMOND. VA
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We are pleased 10 learn that those ener-
s.,ie. aud eu,srprising gentleman Aessrs-
I,euisoa a Go late Of Canada. and now
actively farming among ~. have Just r.
ceiyea ssms one imported stock Of which
We hope % receive detailed account "
slny 81 swo (, Their inleniion istopiie'
their services 20 The farming community
with view 10 improving The stock u the
country.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-05-19

The weather continues fine Coz the grow.
Inr crop. aud the condition 81 the small
sraIn cr,p = highly flaitering Last year
she cr.,p was much shortened by exeesr
sIyely no, weather early In June. That
wus the only disastsrit encountered, and
/. one - rare that We may I,ope 70 escape
Il tllis year. -,
seasonable rains continue % fall ana 'h'
corn Is coming up welt
The losesl trees are overcoming the
effects OF the frost, but . summer shade
not ses made. HI s1f I'LL
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-05-19

,.stIlIin Washington City. butisrxpected
home on Tuesday morning. we are sia'
10 hear that bis health h eood -
Tine B.,al:.ary comniI-slun q when ~ y.
i. 4 member will adjourn lls sitting lnsil
July. -
Mr. A. ". Graham las been appointed
secntary 10 the commission, a position
which he ala much to the satisfaction =
tie Board.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-05-19

c,aonre Page &cui calls attention. Y a''e''
-, 4 ,nis issue. This house lisa long 80
al, ,all,.b.d one. and one % the best known
IN. .oa,,irs for the exccllence OF tl'eir
M.cbIpcry. They have made magnificent
di.,,Ipys n the various agricultural Bars
ma, lie best pro.,f OF their excellence ~
a,.ebIue-ts i the ipaiptrnanee through =
a,aay years Of reputation gained Dy skill
und deserved by fidelity.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-05-19

Joe Turner GSsddler Joel has taken
charge Of the town clock
He says, that hereafter. any one VINO
win take the trouble IoIookup. may rvs'
assured u getting the true time Q. day.
lie claims that lac has put All enec'us'
curb on the ya.hriss of the ancient, and
venerable time ksslpeg.
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Durham. May s's 1875.

winston sentinel say. The Piedmont
p,..- wanted Young Mems Christian
Association started Ut Hickory Tavern,
Lus afsera poll 81. the town no one wa W.
s.,,nd Who could lead IN prayer. the
a.ylT a the pfs-- afslcewas sent TO States
sllls. aud Is nav taking lessons i z,
liussey, ~ the Landmarks, and wiz : !
| al,ls /, olricials 10 short tn'e. Avery
missed IN Hickory now'
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-05-19

Msayks. Engelhard, Stone, Manning,
IS. y. PooI, Jr; aid Z. X, Jones were
elected ~ tile Executive comudttee.
There win be grand bali tonight, given
by the citizens complimentary 70 the'pfess
and d huge time Ii naturally contemplated,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-05-19

u,,,e tobacco Warehouse IVAN Hook,
Tones &c; invites attentions iors aaye1,'' Y
s .sa,, Tbes Offer every indueement 70
- .,.,s and 10 purchasers. Much tobacco
a. :. .,sad,d in this p,arket. aud planters
AZ " well here as elsewhere.
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ruBllc mEErlNG.
4 fnhss meeting oflhs CONSERVATIVE


4 mrs meeting ofthe Conservative
party Of Person County, Mas held at Rox-
boro, onthe Stb lust. for the purpose -
nomination canddatefor tbesappr"ach-
ing Constitutional Conventior, when,J
H. Clay Esq, was called to the chair ana
Green Williams appointed secretary. !,
The object of the meeting wasexpiaihed
by j. Nv. Cunningham. Esd, wAesi on mo-
ton ii was resolved, thai, al true Cons
servatises present vote BY ballot fora cam -a
didate, and .thata majority OF al votes
cast be necessary to a choice. On llle
first count il was ascertained that J. ".
Cunningham, Esq. had received two thirds
u ali the votes cast, When. On nioIlpl'' y
was resolved to make the vote UNANIMOUS "
inhis favor, and he was declared duly
nominated. Asterwhich he addressed the
needing in q few well directed remarks remarks
Iin Ills usual calm and dispasslonale man
fner. The meeting then adjourned.
t--Sft ~ g'sly n u ffr.Ay. Ch}nir'n.
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=. s,,,rth page both OK Aas ana 70
80 sasti,r reading matter.

IN. BLACK wood. our new Mayor, shows
! ,,,srest In his town BY The patronage
~ !, ~, ls ,own paper. See his advertisement
2 , IA calls attention 4, 4 varied aud ex-
VIM nm, s,ock. Mr. Biackwooa does not
oe, w. M advertisements 70 die out. be-
s sa,'.s Le finds bis proftinit.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-05-19

The ran Read Company has n'ade most
llherml arrangements for the accommodation
a vi.i,nrr this week 10 Charlotte.
A s,ecial train will leave G"ldsooro ~
"Wednesday the ieta. At 2,s5 q. n. passing
Durham al 10 10 University at iV'OO
Hlsbofo n 20. MehanesviIIe 1873 p M
Hm~ River ~ 80. eiiahsm ,, 10 and shoip
The faIr lor Inc round trip y 80 iion
; Durham, 4.os fpm Hiilsboro. $40 ron
Hfei.an.sviIle. AGO from Haw River ~
nom Graham, and I. 40 from shoIs' Ticket
will he good until The aSfd lust
The train reaches Charlotte atS,A v !"
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fsrn,AL 10 rnr nAii.y ssws-l

IsrfrfAL TO THE DAILY NhNs'l
wsLarsaros, Aey is'-The pres ez-
curssun down the river 20 Old Ocean yes
serlay WINS oor " Che u,cr, plr'sa''t al'a' Y
/, was ever our good LOT 70 enjoy. oos
Vance. Tn one Of bis best i'Hnso's va
slans. and this u al that 4 ''s'cessA'y W
show thAt,be party had q good t'n'p' !,
The proceedings 81 ths Convsi'slu'' Jay Wy,
been important % the press o. lns o'As.
and viii undoubtedIy redown 70 Us sa''
aud ndvsniage.
The consenslon adjcurned lo-aay a'''
e,eesiuQ tl,s following csiiccns ~.
prssidsal,--coi. Jno. ID. Cameron " v"
HiIlsboro Recorder. SOS .,.,
Vice Presidents Bernard, Wi'msns'
Star. uannix, NswJern Times, sno na
lone, A6hsviIle Exlc@ilor ~ T. Ea'sha'
was elected secretary and ffeasufsr' ~
Capt Il. A sbosvelI Corresponding 81
Rotary.
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Mrs. Taylor Is receiving new line %
s.,ods. AsIow ~ the bwest; call aid ex
anime prices and goods.
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wool CARDlNc.
NEAR
o,Ks. ORANGE co. N. @.

~>trp Machines are now ihsplenslh order ana
4 re are urrlssfpd To do work that cannot DC
eNrelled IL the state. - .,,...,,.., II our
We have isurrer and ficker attached n IN
Aarhines. thereby saving ING la, ,..,,n, !, far
a ~, l,reaSe furnished II desired.
,pIiK TERNS- Those brineins thcir WOO, u ~
anr M,rhiue. will be charged light cents pe.
.s,,,sd az ,ne Fiih o. The We'll ,dored Maol
nlli " charged y cents. y Y brcMsna ~ 'n ~
Ma.i'ir~. Those fintlnig " more convenitni y
s'sn ~, is.xs tle.Ir Wool 1t j. N. BLAak-
wos,I,:s store. iii.lsloro. aud II Me6anesvills
49, ~ ,.lIl receive Il here, card and return
! =, ~, Ia 80. DER pound. Work executed VIII
., lor ~ vs. =. M. W. MOORE a 60.
dfpnen' Oaks, NC.
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weregret to hear Of the death o Willie
I tayinvton, local editor OF the Pee Dee
Herald, on the sth Inst.