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, 1876-01-26

Sreetef Dlspdl<h q Tn Chcago IfibMn<.
INDIANAPOLIS. Iud., Jan. 25.-Alasy Jackson, Z
crippled girl yehEs old, wAs burned to-death TO-
day By her clothing taking fire ut III open fsste
while slle WAS attempting to sescus = toy from
tho fro into which It tlad fallen. She was from
I.ono Tteo, Neb.. but had been brought hero 10
attend tho Surgical Institute.
, 1876-01-26

VlKTIt
William II. DsoAdus, known 10 Al h1shemen, has inst
located agency h II Waahiugton street for tho sale
of Tho cslebssted uosdou's uorss aud Cstt!o Food.
, 1876-01-26

:. LuDdbozg'A Perfumes
az tte natural eovtzs and bouquets,
, 1876-01-26

Special uapateh 10 IAs Chteauo Tribune,
MENDOZA, ILL.,, jRn. 25.-About Q o'clock thEs
afternoon man respectfully dressed was run
, 1876-01-26
THE CITY.
GENERAL NEWS.

n.yard Tav}br. tho f,tsto,,an and traYe1er, Is In
the ci,v. stonpipe It tho fremont.
,uu. e-~..,.o,a a.roh..r of af.rtip Costea.
Alts'e o"JeAE-o1a oausn'et .. uu oas. .,s.s,
Residing on Douglas avenue, near hsule' eHoo''
WAS badly burned At about o'clock last evsning
hy the e1ploeipn Of kerosene in can.
Tho of1feofs Of The medioo' Aistor'ea' society
held pst1ste meeting 1t The fremont Homo
)ast eronug. Routine business. preparatory to
ina xnnual meeting Of thu Bocisty, w.s trans
~. "e
Ao'o''
4ho tompot.'u'o aos,o'uey' ee ooonr ,rs.s.s, ~"
Msnhasc' opt:eieh, os hAaleon atfoe1 talbpHA
Dullding), was At 8 T. z,.. 2s degrees; ~ T. ns
90; 12 NJ, 81 4 p. rn., 20 s p. m., n. Darom-
eter \. NJ. 29,1a: IL. m., 29.10; 8 p. m.,
30 - ' "
zy.a'' ,u.u.,. ~ A..
The Coroner yeaterday hoia ~ 1oqueHs on '1s
remains Of Mary ouen'hes' ros,asns A. ,ns cor,
suddenly Monday oroning in tia drugstore No.
5ss Noytb Clsrk street. The Jury returned
verdict Of doath by congestion Of tho heart
Tho excellent exhibition of dogs and poultry
al o of at.ont'on' not ] civ from sportsmen and
chicken. .fanclers. but also from tho pnblio Ut
large. Tho attcndarco last evening in boil, de-
narsmouss far oxceedod tho antIcinatEone OF the
manacemont, Tho tlog-show especially vAa
i,er Of nrtzes uoro awarded for specimen yatio-
lea OF chickens, aud Tho antl1a Int will DO pub
iiehei WHOM complete,
Thc color,d citIzops Of TIM Fourteenth Ward
.nronnized a Hopubllcau Club last evening, Of
TEcl liz following gentlemen wore elected 40
ofJ,cnrr Trnsident. L, b, White Vice-Isos.
1eas, naann .,;s''. UaSs-etn.v = n n,ou
Treasurer. j. Scott; EXECUTIVE Committee
1rnssrs. hfsxvoIj, blackburn, Robinson, aud
Hart. In conformity with a resolution adopted
nentrai Gjnb Mctsre T.. i. White aud j, Smith
Tero o1octel as delegates to represent tho Club
m that body.
,,,
Iho noafa OF D,fee!ose Oh tn9 tl'n4'1 ~! eSonn .
hoctctI nelo F1ci1utohlI o!eotlrb ~ ~" ~ ~
molclal Aotol Yesteraey' pat no ouSlness o. III III
bo l.eS ,o'asy. "as The Losaana1tets Of lie fsso-
csation are a. Pr1nceson. ~, ara usuaay tu9 i9
meetings OF tne Doefa ol D!oetuls aso tSa .,,;a
t!ierc Il Was aeclaeo 10 nola tuo , n,ast,ns 'I,e
ttmo IN this CITY, becauao II Wha 1ounu ~ bo
, 1876-01-26

MASONIC.

MASONIC.
Spertal Dfspateh Ia The Chicago Itits.ne.
DAnv1LLE, ILL.,. Jan. 25.-A delegation OF
knights Templnr loft at nooa to-day por special
train for PAsis ILL.,, to assiat In tho dedcntion Of
\ now lodge-room.
Stt.tat Dispateh to Ths ch1edro Tribune.
GRAND RAPIDS, Mtch.. jan. 25.-Tho annual
sesson Of tho Grand Lodgc Of FREQ aud Aceopt-
Cd blasons OF Michigan convened ia this city at
O'Clock this afternoon. About 400 delegates
are iu Atteudanco. Grand alastor Goorg3 II.
Durand, II. O., n in the Grand East, and 1ns,a1 of
his staf1 arc present; alao Hovera Of tho past
Grand Masters. Comn,anders. High Priests, And
other Masonic dirnitarias OF this jurisdiction.
Tho sassten promlaes to be extremely Interesting.
II will not close until Tomorrow night. ura nd
Maatos Durana'a Addlose.. recelvea this after
noon. ahowa that Masonry ta fouriAhsng In Allah.
lgan, tlat peace and harmony have
prevailed Ia the lodRsn, that doa.h has not been
unusually sapacious in tho ranks, nnd contains
some valuable suRgeasions 10 the membeIs Of
the Order, particularly hs to tho cultivation Of
tho social features OF MasouFy.
, 1876-01-26

7EEE'F EELTH0 ACEIUENT.
6ptetdt 0Ltpafeh to Tht Ehsoaas Tribune.
FonT WAYNE. Ind. jan. 25.-At Monroegille
today msu named G. +. Colby waa cutting .
tree, when 1t fell OIL him, crushing his skull aud
killing him instantly.
, 1876-01-26

PERSONAL.
Dir. Johu 8. Cook. General Freight snd Ticket
Agent Of tho Peoria, Pckln l. Jacksonville Rail-
road, ID lying dangerously ac!t 1T his homo A.
psk,n, III.
, 1876-01-26

SN0W'B6UHD.
OGDEN, Utah. Jan. 25.-Ccntral Pacific trains
are still blocked ln by Snow near Wells stntlon,
Utah. The Northern Toad, also, has boon
blockaded by SNOW since Friday.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-07-05
oUR EARLY I.,sroRY.

We present a few facts relatiHesto tle
cariy Iistbfy uf this town aud cDtiiiiy,
much vfwhicli W. are sure Il new u most
oT our readers, d ,d information q which
t4skprolrIaivt to this Centennial year, sus-
gestive oL old times.
Orange County in l752 was erected Into
a County aud Parish, l,y ibe ,lapie 81 Or
ange Counly aud Parish of St. Matthews,
and was taken or fryni Tire cu'iisics of
Granville, Johnston aud Baden. The
latter County w..s formed as early as 1871
from New Hanover, and enibraced The
whole western portion of the State as car
H. tlle limits Or Nnith Carolina extended.
In 1855 al act 81 the General Assembly
directed thai .'tI.e Court House, Prison
and 3 locks for omuge County be erected
on OF near where the werIefn path u
ciosscs The Eioe river ona piece OF land
where James Watson row lives"
In I55lit was rcprvscnIcdio ~ the General
Assembly that ~, acrss % Iaid was gran.
ted sur The site of \ town, by William
churton. aud was afterwards laid of by
him into lots ofun aero each; aud i was
enacted that the same be laid on and e.
lahlisAcd as a town I,y lhe name q Cliil'ls-
bsirg; aid James Watson, William Shur-
tn,. William Reed, Wiliinn Num- and
Daniel Cain were amnluicd direciors aud
trustees Enr designing, buiiLing allu
carrying on the said town.
III 1905 GOV. Tryuu. then on 2 visit y
ChiIdsl,urg with hIs wIiennd ~iie'r sister,
Miss Esther Wake. changed the nnn,e =
that % lilillsboro, IN compliment Of Mis-
Esther, who saw IN the view of thcSillag'
Of ,,hihlulurg aud surrounding scrnery a'
seen fronl the top u the Occnnhscclc'
mountains, sumo fcscnibIance'ohcr native
place, lIillsloroacrus- the waters.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-07-05
Fbrthe Recorder.
sALvgN AND JOHN NNsbx.

Politics DO dis.iaia, ag.
Is,rvsr liked il,is public name,
Nor nothinguf tliis kind and sort
No ,ni,n atall 30 east retort
But now Pm in jnst like abox.
10 vote iSr Gaiyin iuid John Knox
like toswim bit IN boat,
seldom ever give 4 vote,
lneycr like 10 seeEa rnan
AL lection times 4 shaking hands
But now Pm in just like asuck
10 vote for Calvin and John Knox.
OldOrange now may hoasther famo
And glory In her rank and name
The banner she bas almost won
Ifail will vote and vote rs one,
For am in wiiliali my yux,
10 vote for Calvin and john Knox.
Let others vote justas they may,
But will vote just like it4ay,
Stand firm and never ACT tie wag,
Our public then williakcth flag,
Let everything thougl, black ns NIX,
Vote TO. Calvin and John KNOX.
The very two We ought to have
And public money then we'll save
The vcrytwo. doubtIcss say
We'll 30 ahead and win the day
For ] am in just like u l'ox,
TO vote Tor CALVIN and JOHN Knox.
JUE'
The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-07-05
TIE pNOPLE WANT pROOF

There il no medicine prescribed by
physicians, or sold by Druggists, that ear
ries such evidence Of it's success and SUI
perior virtue ,.s RoscIIEE's GERMAN Sy-
Rup for severe Coughs, Colds settled on
the breast. Consumption, Or any disease
ol the Throat aud Lungs. a proofof that
fact is that any person afflicted, can get !,
Sample Bottle for 10 cents and try its su-
perior effect before buying the regular
sizeat as cents. IL has lately been III,
.truduced IN this country from Germany.
and lis wonderful cures are astonishing
everyone that Use L. Three doses will re-
lieyc amy case, Try il. Sud BY DR.. o.
H0uke: Druggist.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-07-05
THE srRuGslLrs OF LIFE.


From the cradle 10 the grave life is full
of fstrriggles. Some struggle fpr riches,
some for pleasure, some for honor, and
others struggle 20 regain that greatest Of
all blessings healill-nId in their efforts
they often resort to means which places ii
father and father oui oflheirrcarli. They
take drastic compounds, which sllock the
system, or violent minerals which poison
by degrees and thus the vital energies arr.
weakened and the very fountains Of life
polluted. Nature provides remedies for
every disease, aud il is frunl the vegetable
kilgdaia that DIX. TUrr's LivEis sPILIs
derive their ingredients, apdin their use
there Is the happy ceriainiy that IL they
do ma good, they do 10 harm iiut Of their
efficacy, thousands who have been cured
of diseased liver, kidneys, spleen. stomach
aud bowels, live to-day % testify.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-07-05
pre.l., .srlan ,,cn,etery.

We are plcssrl lo iipi llml the town
Commissioners lavc discharged alrirt q
lie ,leh, they owe ln the mcnsry y tllc
dead nnaiuc Iccliigs ~ ills living oy The
earnest IcglnDiug iruVve the rci'r"acll
ofnrglecl which has lo'lg attached totlls
Cemetery. Much work has been ."ilc.
superIluous shrils,i,efy has been el't "u1'
weeds aud hrier- sxtirpated, nnh wn'sS
la,.l ,a,t aud made. The grpulid ! now
laid bare rorllle clear perception OF de-
tlul,e plans 10 Improvement AMI the
worst otsa,lts i,elng cleared away, We
mn. ,ln,lidrnl neither the citizcns nor Tue
t,vninnl-sioner. will permit this repository
orihs acal, fllsd v'iih the accun''ili'li'''
II more Than u century, TO fall back l'i'c
~ late neglected condition.
1lsl4l-sss = 49, --
TIA, Ns,,oas, ilie Weak aud DseI"l's'e
.i,,,.ld tab, Dt Mads Live, 1"'iss'oi
The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-07-05

) Young man Dsn't waste your spare
change IL frivolais asnussmenis, but save
IL up aud lazy yolu motlieFvr sister \ i.e~
.'Don,c-lic." Ifyou have no mother o.
sister, gind some good-na.urrd fellow that
has. and be and the machine together
busy help you 10 acomfortable place 10
ll,. is.,plls If you shine up 10 lhr sister
The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-07-05

The News says: Slnith indicted for
kilIlng Jlla woman Hessey Anstin ~ ISL
was iiird at the present tefn, ofWake
sulrriur Court. smith Is considered
somewhat crazy. lie submitted To aver.
dirt nl manslaughterand prayed ilicmercy
az tl,c Court. lie was sent 70 the Pcni-
tcnliary for two years.
The Fayetteville independent Light
Infantry. fity onc slpug passed through,
raleigh uu saturday oll the way TO tie
Centennial.
The News says: That Mr.. Ed ward
Cnyie ur I,alrigl, recently graduated at
Wrst point, has tccn aplnintr,l ly The
rpsi,lent in iakc cllarse. sfoiic u tie
..,.,,..ilI,s st..,iv,..! ii kdi,iGh.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-07-05

For The past ten days We have hal lnll
I.o,vn simmer heat, the metcnry ayera-
glng "a In nsils shsaeat midday. ~ sono
i,ar,- af..l,s cpua,sys tbedry weather has
l.ccn distressing. the corn crop beginhing
to,ssiiEf gardens burned np. and the
,gtrhls al tlielowest, 10 that Tie mills are
all lsile.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-07-05
AMERICAN
AND
Foreign Patents.

G Ii.MuEE Il GO, Silrcessuls ~ Chipnan
NB ilusuit,r X Co., Solicitors. Patients pfoctf-
rd nj al countries. NntEEs ia .Ndyinir,,. Au
charge unl@s The l,aiept Il graHicl. No Ets t,ir
al ices for nllahiineand CONFLICTING . rrhafing.
liy Ircrni decision of the Commissioner siisrr-
jcctcd applications may IL revived. Special at
i,nilOn gwen " Interference Cases iciorr Tic
Patent Olive, Extensions l,ciorc Congress In
tIingensnt suits III dfrremt states. and al liti-
gation appearing 10 Inventions Or patrnls. sind
stamp {" Gillnolc q Co., Tor pamphlet Of 60 lagcs
Lr,ai 6soss, Lsand lldI7unts. and Scrip.
Contested Land Gases prosecuted hoiorc The
u. \. tiencral isnd Ollire and Drpaifnlcnt ortl,e
Interior. Private Land Claims. Mining and Pre-
Empli0n lanls AND Homestead ci,ses attended
90. Land scrip ls isigliihle. and cri br bcacd
III tile n:,nle ~ tl,e purchaser Iinn any li,,vrrn-
nirnl Land subject "a private eiiIy. ai Ia pee
acrr. It's of clHil ,aiils WITH Bounty ..and
wagfaniS Seid sianip To Gilmore & co., for
pamphlet of Instruction.
-fsrcpx cf Pay and Bounty.
0ili,ers. soldiers and sailors ofiln, litc war Or
tcir heirs. rt' ia ilny eases entitled To money
from THE Government Of which they haie no
kn1wirdse. Write fitll history 1f seryirr. aud
siaic alnonpt u l,ay aud baHnly received. En-
close Iampta tiilmpre a. co.. and full rcp,y,
aficr examination; viii be given you free.
PENSIONS.
MI Vlittfr, oJfiiffN iillil -lnFt WDllIrtl. fNIt-
turctl. 90 Injured ~ tho ats war, IaWryrralghI-
~. c;la vplaina pension rs adilrcsSppf tiptpre
&ca. F
caScs prosecuted ip. uII MORE & Go. l.aiofe
The Su;fni,C oi tllc iHi.sl siat,s. Court pf
t1linls and ilr snutlern liins C0ulnissipn.
EsiTh drpinin,ih uroiir lai.iir'ss j. conducted
IL Separate bureau, siider rhargc or lir s,iic
cNperim mrrl paiti.s rllpintri W. The Odd firm.
rT0mpi alt,niiam ~ ill business entrusted IL
JiIBMni,E Il 80. is tbls secured. We desire IL
WIN suecess ty deserving Ii.
Address 6li.MURE q 60.
629 2 ST., Washington, u. G. !.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-07-05

We are now usiug some flour nlade
from wheat u.l-sd by Mr.. S. NJ. Wilkeison
,iast fear eropl aud ground al Halls Mil
ON Eno, which Is equal 10 any we have
ever seen. Its a beautiful bull in color,
sweel as q nat. aud makes beniiifal tresd,
with such ilnur A. this there i no need
of sending Ior Baltimore brands.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-07-05

flour readers ,sinpIain ofthe length Of
~ur editorials this week, they will please
Yeme,nl,ss that the occasion for the one
c~,ues but once IN hundred years and We
can safely pFUa.lisc not % ofiand agait ~
IIk. manner; and the importance ~ giving
Information IN regard % onr presidential
ticket Is too apparent for apology.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-07-05

Since Tilden's nomination, everything
hegins to wear q brighter face. De-
liserance seems near at hand. The radi,
c,.l race Is nearly run. The Presiden-
sia, election will clear the skies, and
7Vl.den VIZ will patiently wait.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-07-05

Whcatin this county Is all secured In
iine order, aud ills said afner crop was
never harvested. II Is smaller tllan crops
before tnc war, bit Ia quantity was never
surpassed.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-07-05

"A lille san of Mr. Joha Davis, willie
crawlipg msdcran OH hours. was bitten
~ the right arm by aa adder His suf-
.ferings weru very great for seyernl days,
Int We nre glad TO learn Iic has nearly ~
c0vervd.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-07-05

"A prominent Republican here on
hearing the nomination III 1'iIden, said
-,hat ii Ills dictionary 7gieienspelled P,esi-
dcIa.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-07-05
~ LET THE PEOPLE REJOICE.
As THEY MUST. WHEN THEY
SEE1'iIE CHEAP dry GOODS
LEVY BROTHERS.,

p,
White-strped Silks at Soc. per
Stssinrl .,o'i = ..i'.''.,',,,, iha'I,o,, w, .,.s.
'',lpvu extra heavy Iuaiits-.aL SI,Io
Iti.b. ti,s,,s. tl.,,.l, -. San.
''w worth sisn e.. ss,oo, alSi2o worth l,,o ut I,;
80 nn"ith ",
DIEM ,,tosnfain silk " VI worth II 10, at %
.tu.i,,-, MaiIh $40, at Loo worth -; also
= i,,a. = 80. 200 80 aud ID I'LL proper,
ti',ssly Wiz y rntap. our silk al 50 Is an ex-
w., ,,laIulhatf barsaiii;
""'n ,'',,i, pI1i,s ~ Toe worth IL ac., at 12ke
,itn,,n "p',n ~ ~. worth 2Dc.;
Eilu Dress Gnu,ls ia great variety from I2E Ia
p,,,,, M, pertafu;
~, ',''l trpe1i Dress Goods 10 all STYLES and
| QUALITIES ~ isianishingly low prices. W, nan,
| s"uM W. fusust, cheapest aud best assorted
s"Sh ~ bIsESS GOODS ctci.Oncrcd in the
p,. Ill9! ,9
'i., =, i'h.inecktr hnd Manchester Printed
paei,s Lawns ~ i, II ,,,,.., ,ss. l@r @ sarui q
,i,,',.i M",sn IVs., 81.
NM, Y, - y. y, Y sc. worth Zoe. AT 20 worth
! ah,.I M ~. su WITH 'lpc. ny JOG worth Ioc.;
Check Nai,,sa.e Il !, ny: y, No,ii ...,,a. 'L'c:;
|,"nu ~ a,r' ~, m,'s ~ y Ec. worth Zoe; Il
n,,aI! pmsall, ,,, a. Doc 3"
p.ieA Nv AlPae;s al %, 10. -, 10, Il, 5o a. tio
~, ,,.ii ."tnu re. per yard. We call partieuIar
/ aevliiaii u The goods at io. 30 and Glc urr
i u, !Mu Mlich are extremely eheali:
n.a1e IN . Sl'N-r lhlsed Aoiils IL 60, Is. Sic and
ps, aalu, ihe GOODS at Soc. are worth 81, -
i M " w i; aalu;
.Is ,., ,.ehines lfoln u he. llp to 81 per yard;
''1 i'!c DiaPef ~ -, 30, -, 10 aud Soc pcr
i +.
isEiiar ~ y 30, l,iJ, 2, 2,jo and So for
i i, r,,,' r.Nr ~ -. hsh Yards;
,''. Illlet ~ n. i,lo,. - and S.,jo Tor Il
i ;,,' pSer \, y ~ ls'ius;
Lneh maeha,'ek Towels At 30, 10, 3. BIO 81
Narkins-qli pure lines1ai ."t'g, ,;se 7se :, los
Tas"s"a tis % II pa, !" II Ii,sS per dSS"a; s. s l
III sI,i..Is,al,ii Israh I,'o; s, -.
and M o = per yard; wv = 10 ~ ~ ''c
,S nd III ss; 81 Ir ;ip,i M i1Sse,s'hs, a q
r.,,I, inrga 1.,,.,,II . peiii,s % mattel;
Nottingham ia..S G,,. c,r,sn g,s ~ grsat variety;
2Oc. a5c aud an 10 81 ,s.r v,,i .0l, osc
ever offered. e"eapesb
1 Ready Made f;arn,enfs Car IAnTr,
ricfy "a nj l,r,s l6,, ,,l 81 ~, - y, S,e.t W.
MENT,S and Il,,.s.,.s n M, ,..l y, y III
iinn,y- uInl l,,,lls ", NV. ,,.,. 'ss ~ ihn sy
| ~, ~ 81 III wo,1I ~. 'fi,asFi WITH
harseiiIes quilts Al 50 worth ), Ii I.5o worth
| r;diss n j, .,,,,.s 49,,
low regular prices: l''"''o' " 'efs mtcl De
The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-07-05

:. a little boy, ton of William Minor,
while playing with dog belonging to
Enoch lsiublSsN was tpddvnly seized by
tile dog IL tlie fncs aud terribly iacesated.
One ofthe ehtihic teeth entered The leu
rftcekb below the lgit cyr, another on tlu
riei,tpas IL the nn,mitl,. and The Whole
snftfvcnlhg t;ace was torn out aud the
tongue bitten In two. The wolind Is .
terrible aa,l lainfur vile, and considered
blythe physlrb'ps rs highly dai'ssrp''.N !
The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-07-05

Mr>. EIlls widow oftlie iate Ira Ellis
fieraf her feaIiepce ~ this cpuliIy lHss
week agrd0S. ......s
AlaoaMr gpbu Afnrphy, living near
Cedar Grove. died on SUNDAY week, y
cancer. agpd about 80
"Gmdngv CIny Ware died in the Poor
Iiouse II this county last week. aged ~.
Ansk ILss f'ohcl, well known about
s'hs,Ni uslI .sf"ijr. t"u,lie died alsp -
iliv poor livslsv "A ~ about ~
The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-07-05

wearc indebted % the New York World
for Tie material which enables us to give
u sketch OF our candidate for the Presi-
JeDcy.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-07-05

BlackberrIes and June apples are fin
dlhg their way TO our market. The crop
ofllle former Is very large, aud will give
US the only dried fruit Of this year.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-07-05

e. The wsrknlru, pulling up the new tele-
graphs wire. PASSED this point on Friday
n.urnIng. The rebuilding uf The Whole
linc 10 Raleigh will I,ecoinpletc this week.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-07-05

A gentleman here graphically descril'es
the Hayes aud whc.ieriicket " - target
without BULLS cye," something " bc
shot at without special l'ciiit to aim IL.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-07-05

see ad. of the Orange House" one af
the pleasantest summer resorts iu the
County.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-07-05

Our Republican friends here since Til
denis nomination iegard their presiden-
,ial prospects as somewhat Hdycs-y.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-07-05

See fourth page both for Ads and In
teresting reading matter.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-07-05

see nd. Of especial sales' at Poguc's
Warehouse.
AIors p,baeco lIas boes sold this year at
fhis hcusclha amy previous year % ~
existence, and prices always rule rs high
ms elsewhere, --ofsen higher.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-07-05
wILLIAsg HOOPER.

The anniversary of tie Declaration Of
Independence makes IL appropriate to re-
mind our renders tlnt HI The Cemetery DC
the Presbyterian Church IL lJillsioro liz
The remains Of one OF tile slgners Of tI,at
immortal Instrument. He died In this
place OH the l4tll of October 1901 the
10th Year Of his age. s
IN Wheeler's History Of North Caro-.
linn II y very tuIla and well written sketch
of the life oftliis distinguished man, fur
nished by Mr. Dennis Heart, for forty
nine years editor Of thispaper. Wleeler's
History Is In SO many hands, that "e will
not trouble our readers lya repetition OF
well know, facts, though We will recall u
mindthaf Mr.. Hooper was not North
carolinian by birth. but native of Boston
where lis was born In l7is After careful
education, lie visited North Carolina and
settled permanently IN Wilmington IN
1905, engaging at once successfully III the
practice of the law, In which lie was adj
vanced to great enlinence.
As Il preliminary to his ;dyuncemcnt TO
the position which .'ila,ied him to aflix
his signature 10 the Declaration. It ap-
pears that Mr.. Hooper, though much
catessed by Gov. Tryon, earlynnlted HIM
self with those other distinguished fellow
patriots who opposed the acls OF that arbi-
trary ruler.
In l775 he was delegated by the As
ssmbly or North Carolina to the Cons
tinehtal Congress where hc Fat until l777.
MIR. HEART remarks. "How lie advanced
liimself SO highly in The esteem and COLI
tidence Of The people Of North Carolina,
we can at this time only conjecture. IL
was perhaps owing to wider conpfelen-
sion of his views, totlie uncommon feryor
% hlSze.l tothe fascinating spI.ndnrofliis
cloqnence; and abnvu all. 10 the extraor~
binary activity aud perseverance, orhis
exeriions.n After the war, he removed 10
Hillsboro. and until al,on. lTSI, "lec,n-
tinue,l 20 li1ld a high rank inlbc councils
oflI,e country aud II niaiiitain a very
high station 1t the har.n After l7s7, be
Withdrew entirely FROM public life. In
1890 he died IN The house now occupied
by the family Of tie lale Hon. WA. Gra-
liam, the house II course having under
gone much alteration since That day.
though substantially tile same nuiliins.
Nj. lInl,er's remains lie Inferred iau,e
Prcsl,y lerian grave yard and are niarkei
rs a neat slab Of slate. IN perfect I,reserva-
lion uIgn which Is the following iilscrip-
tioii.
Sacred To the Memory
The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-07-05

IT 4 runiorcd that lhe schedule Of The
Atlantic road will be clnnge,ion the iirsl
Of July, so that trains will arrive al More-
head city at 7p IL. z
The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-07-05

,ilUsdil tbs market ircc.,nes more settled
~e viii suspend our tobacco report which
earpof. under present iioctapliolls, ~
AatssIactoryfofh planters.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-07-05

Tho :swcpsun trial is sill going Oh. and
will probably continue through lhis week.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-07-05

At. rcgplsrmceting Of Orange Lodge
no 9tl. 90 2. held onlhe 18th. alto.
Tho following Brethem we're elected ol-
liccrs fH the cpsuining term: aH
=. n Forrest N. q.
w. a. lIays v. q.
s J. Lynch See.
T.. u Smith Tres.
Will DC installed at the next regular
meeting.
\ fnll attendance &c iha. vr.ler isre,
quircl ~ ihc N. u.
". a. lays se,'y
July 3rd 7G.
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