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The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-01-05
CIIRIsTMAs nay ABUSES.

IL H.
We heartily endorse the following from
the Wilmington Review colieerning the
llnannsr n which Christians lsssbusegl3 as
The sanieIsesi,ce ellsctcd IN Wilmingto,,
I1were 70 Ne seen here. ! Says tile review.
speaking OF Christmas Day: q II so !.
Whilethechristian ysople wended their
ways 70 attend service in their respective
churches the principal streets % the city
We're filed with men, women and buys.
shnoting1ealIdie crackers and blowing
horns iWith people genersiliysiii a state of
excltenlcnt Whit we consiaer lrost de.
plorable, however, was tie awlu profanity
iadnlge'l inhy many men and i,oys. We
hear irost terrible oaihsund tic name Of
tiod and Christ so ofien taken lin vain.
tlatiit seemed inp@sihle for those who
used tllein not e. receive instantaneous
punisilment frem Heaven u w hiie ! those
who had diistened to the consolations ar
the Gospel were returning Ii their homes.
their ears were ,lssailed ~ olths ana yul>
garity undesirable III d civilized com
nlunity. Itis tinietlmt those whorlnose
70 celebrate Christmas bay iii an un-,
christian manner, We're taught that a.
lbertyls not llceire 70 offend. some ofths
whisssas we'll ascolored people, seem to
forget tl,e e,dislinction-ia fms fsuaa .ni-4r.si
While weido NOT conienln the enjoy.
nient Of l,oli.laysto their fullest ,:Sieut,
u seems % US thata high degree ofin-
telIigence would suggest solnething more
dignifieal % grown.up snlelli han blowing
hosnsand firing squlbs Keeping up All,
pproar unbeaialblc Ilnaginet the torlsrs
1fa sick nel Nous persons snn, Market street,
froaf Shutdown Friday ihgbt until MIDI
night Saturday, and then followed until
daylight, with occasional strains ofsssWe
won't golometilI morning Let there
be further reform. ,.l s.'.., /.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-01-05

~
The l5srd session Of the University of
Sorth CaruiiisA -lxill --epeR -oas -tlsesixth
iHsi.
The success ofthe fipi session of lis new
eXistener, was very encouraging, there
leias xSty seveg sssdepts in i's,is,sdsnee,
Beginninsin tiic month Of September.
when olher colleges aud .seh0lls weIeip
the naast &c tllelf. samaet seSioh. DE
number was unexpectedly large. There
!. reason 10 believe tI,aftie number will
lr much Increased tl,ls sessiVlL ,the only
restraint being the co,itifidsf hat,iness ol
tue times. ~ ..sstp rv.giIeWg 49,
The rates of tuition and boarl are very
low, expqiser msy 30 ohss,hrr decreased
by Ihsad6pll1n " lLsclub rysten, oflspr-
ding, " xhl.sb I.oasa i leJuesd . abDut
S9PT month.
see Adm this paPsEis e.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-01-05
"OLD RELIABLE.n
THE .AMERIcAN FARMER,

| 5T4f \ ssFTfsg seS ----S4-- 1EgysaNs
.heIpioneer form iourilaIjns America. and
50 long The exponent or Tile agricultural
Interests Of this section, begins, January
lst, a ileweyolutne tindertl,e same control
as for thirty years uf its existence.
II will continue to he active In every
branch Of agricultural improvement, and
devoted tothe true interestsof The farming
class. ~ ,ssaaSa4 eeR kEsl
Containing nothing. sensational or
flashy, it Is meant to suit the wants of in
telligent reading farmers ii,d their fam
lies. The ciltur receive the aid Of aiarge
number ofotiTespontlent. .enlinentintheir
respective branches; and IN each number
besides the treatment Of the staple crops.
the management, uses and application of
home>made and artificial manuns and
fertiliiFers YpIbesfeosupdI something @ sea-
.soDable for the
Farm, Barn. Yard, Sheep FoM, Orchoal,
Viaeyod, Gtutlen, Dairy, Poultry. Yard,
Apidry, Wimlaao Garie,,, Greenhouse
Laoa, Himkslop and Househoti.
L Subscription Sl'50a year. 10 clubs OF
five or more. only 81 each. All postage
prepai,l by ,,sai Any apsrsonr sciiding ten
or more nali,es at 81 each will receive All
gextra copy free. Agents wanted EVERY
where. Cash commissions paid. ADJ
uress,fs y 90 g II - aeh FnsAa 4
:, NV III ~ EsAaIL SANDs.&S0N. ) Z
(. afy HUBLfsHERs AMERICAN FARMER,
/ ,~s ssqs ,.sesa 0North st; Baltimore, Md.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-01-05

S4F&rGTxM
Atihe meeting of The Convention cfthe
Epicupai Chnlellhel hi "A xiiaingipp IN
May lust, Hillsl,efo was aRpainlsa - the
place Tor holding lhe next ai.nual cnnyen.
iionoflhe Diocese Recently, upon there.
Presentation Of the sestry ofst. Matthews
the bishop of the Diocese hos cAmlge,l The
locasion ~ the Cunveniion, which will be
heldin. .knallIeI El,nsch, Tarborps atlhs
usunlfgtta = srMaag NHs Il
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u,ns long continued spell n. wal

mia long continued spell of warm
'hs, almost summer III It's itempera-
Ne"'I w has given ali unusual impetus ~ the,
'u,t' ,n c,ops. The oats present = scarpetof
S'% ,nr. r,rmlus, m unnaturs irefresh-.
s'a at n the eye atthis seasoil. The wheat
"'" ',arlv M forward as II usually stewards
Sa,.tSf April. Both grains hayerbssined
rood root, and unless the weather ,,,' should
a"n,e u,,towardly cold, the crop viii en-.
,"r upo,, its summer existence uilier nn-
usually favorable auspices.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-01-05
SIZE eaaEta .ar iNpaEw Ionsssas

Ia This statesmen aud patriot has passed
away, iiufhisdecds win i've after him.
What y commeIitaiy is his fsupe on the
advantages afan lAmefican citizen. Tn
leliered an,l unaidsd,i relying upon him
self, he advanced step hs / step from The
luwcst station 10 life, to- The highest Office
Ia thegir 6fihe Amrrican people. All
THIS wasacconIrlisliesI bss tiuswefsinv IN
.tegriiy, darnilrss courage, and perse-
vcrins rsSearcl,. BY ile exercise Of these
prhpdiilcs. itisin The power o. any poor
aud fsirn,lless hoy 10 attain the same
grand result. The came success isattain-
allie IN the commercial world as III fI,e
political, n Is proven IN the case of DR.
TuTT's STASDARD PREPARATIONs. lie,
conscious Of tl,eir value, iabnred patiently
aud to-day no medicine has taken saiirm
Ilold ON the public estimation as his
LiserPiIls They stand Oh tie topmUsi
round of the beaIing ladder. RI NA
The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-01-05


"a Prof Tlries aecriilgiq The Springfield
I'M .Inrlal. pAde the following pryslicr
tioina 4 nfcs weeks HTs il.''rhe TeanIin.,
slfef cerialhly wiiinot tean agfesaple
one. First. cold. rsaiiy 20, Mlllset iaatUut
che 18th of November aRd continue for
heprly n weekly lft viii Le NaaniefA About
the 5oof December, and ilIen.a eolsl-fpf
lanotkef. week IL will he warm froin the
.f5thIJ tile 18th, and then cold agaln'
Isfbout t,ei ssthipsiIl be@nrm, ,aoil about
! the 2s,ncshl. .xefy cold, s1aiIJhtniatsGth;
then Marmcr ar AfeS days, lOllbwed by
cold weather tIlI ab"ut tile close of the
month ,The,mputp N febTp4ryzril W
vety bslsssfbds. Rsi,sAlts iaasin, hut shari
spells of Intensely culd weather. Apor-
lion Of the professors prediction has al
rcady been .rsaliEel,f1a "a trntgonsa
The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-01-05

80 =" = {"
Nov lsilla time d tie year for rheu-
nlonia, Lung Fover, Coughs, Colds, aud
fatal resyiIts oi predispo-iiion 10 coIisiin,p-
'tion and other Throat aud Lung Disease.
BoscInBs sUkRNANSyRur has Leei,i,sed
IN this DclghberllooL inriihc past two or
three years withoutnsingle failure tocure.
If you have NOT used this medicine your.
self. gotoyonr Ilrpggist Dc. o. JIoqker,
and ak him % rs wonderful success a.
,nnng liz customers. Two idoses will re-
lieye the worst case. lyon hnve fio faith
In nny medicine, just buy Sample Bottle
~ l,oschse's Gcrman Syrup for 70 cspts
and trylt.. Iseehlar ssize Bottle 7Scehts
Don't neglect q cough tosaye % cents.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-01-05
'I,'4 l.a cuTrHls our, Z.
!. III II MY SAVE rors LIZ.

n Taerei no person living bot what sat.
fers iiiore OF les with Lung Disease
Coughs, Coldsor Consumption. ysl ses,e
would die rather thar lIay55 ceEts for n
L.atle Df dirine thai would cure tlneni.
DE. A. Roscbec's German syrup has lately
lcen introduced III this country fram Ger.
mLny. aud Its wondro,ls cures Hsiol,isll
every one that try IT, Ifyou doubt what
we say IN priut, cut tliis odt ani lake il to
your Druggist Dtso Hooker. aud gel a
sample Lpitle for 10 cents aad Try II, OF a
rrguIarsize for T5ceptS. 5fs.t.. &C.,. n ,I I,
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ssS "a ~ esAIIs. SANDS &S0N.
, sy HUBLfsHERs AMERICAN FARMER,
sssf 1870 0North st; Baltimore, Md.
+. ~, ~ 4 { maRRsED.

In misplace on the 2itl, inst at The resi-,
dence Of the 'hride's father by the Rev.
John Pogue. Mr.. W.H., Reyeis Of Tar
boro n. e. to Miss Mary Rogers, of this.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-01-05

ThlsbeaatIfal amina n, is7o q bsfire
us aasl wepsa truly sayh ilsricll uilb,strs-
tlonsdo tiof exsrgsfafcpature, We have
tried iarsome ysars sh~ aevcr aod earaep
seeds of Wick, aud hey are al go"d. Wa
Think The kest We geli We can espe-
eiaIly recommend his cahbaga sced'
Address JSnes vieks Rochester, Nd
MI. I. {. Evs,s fornierIy ~ ihs IieeaFs
der, isforfAs prr<ept Oh me losol sts'f ~
tlc1saisigJJ New s,... - -.
.NJIW1ffNTB nAEKgfW
The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-01-05
THE LATE cIIARiorrE RIor.

sktotsfl9IA Sl---2tl . aNMW U
The Charlotte Observer (which yester-
day recnvefsihffsSnii its holiday frolic, ]
gives u detailed account OF the riot which
o,curred ilthat city on Saturday last,
wniEb IhlHi3 niaiaIli$ ale saaie al teady
rpablisledlS Us f,lsen from the Democrat
aud snutbetti Houle, We copy tie fol.
lowing extfacf: Uhowcser,u Z 10 oOs,dw the
fright cccdsioneJ III me, itdn,rns ana Sthai
Itl,ese sas i,otllillg political 10, the affair.
Saws The Observer: essl.,id f.ss sss.st .g.si
The negro sbephefd Johnston ,foughi
'istuptbtnly, kha cursed thes whites pntil
bullet piefcsd hiv heart aud I've fell dead
IN his tracks. iThree ier mar whilesrl
ctB sed slight contushons, ind seven or
eigllt hrgmss were ), Woundesl naie We
believe ifofttlty Many whites aud
blacks both. when the pickeis commenced
TO pepper, hid themselves fnn the most
co,lvelsicnt corner. tue Negro ::ay close
TO the walls of:s sbuiIdlng and shut him.
-elf up IL o manner Ike pncket knife,
while loih races took r,-slige behind safe
in the streets. tllatwas being moved ipto
ihr new building N Ihe Traders National
bank. Many nsw believes who seyes,
Thought 81 before that Ii,si SIN mas not
ouily FIRE Prog. rtsstlu tii1,s1riag iastitafiOa
a.well. There was nothing ola political
nature alatut the trouble. IL took lis origin
from slshpNne~y ai.a ah.sAl Ereea,st is5elF
by nlI good people at the serious and un.
fortunate affair. sohe Idrnnkcu negroes
are still making iincaisof Vengeance, but
we Iblnkilwt thsp ypiins srlrIt anlsng
them llfruwn and discourage anything
% anvise and suicidal 1omihe part OF the
~ ftsgSH Fsfa5A - - tEl flafsaG 80 FtN1
DlAchr, - y. Ll--...a... 81 - - ata.a a.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-01-05

= It's amusing sail Deacon Green,
how stupid we hanan being are, hiile
and big; what Worthless things We strive
f,r, and what blessings We cnfelrssly cast
'Away. In some partsof Japan, WHEN you
10 honie from n dIuner,a servant Is sent
nsser son with 4 box eontalpiug every
thing that was offered 10 you nj table and
That Won refused. ALL whit u some day
al angel comes aller ~ tossliowgus all the
lj,lns.nrs That wcre offered 70 us on earth,
shatwe wsge too stupid Of 100 obstinate o.
loa prowl totalte ! - -
See Card Of Dr. Robertson, hewili visit
Chapel Hili. on The foHrth Tuesday In
st,4,J of Tue fourth Meuday.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-01-05
RALLY iaALI.Y NJ RAILYga

y iFNfsH w. ItEAIlIifF HAILfIt
! One time more for SHills5orol Aswe
write this, one HUNDRED Wagons APP
parettly' loaded down Will, tobacco. are
collecting aroud, and, about the oi Webb
Warehouse. f'ogue a Cos g.
Mefchsuts, andothersintereste,l, spread
yourselves, once, more for the Old burg.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-01-05

III you wish = good picture taken call at
Whorton's Gallery, oyerlstialis' slorr.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-01-05

N -TT--TY - = . . = a -
From ,lt. AIfrisrd's Washington Letter
IN The Raleigh Ness, lie, titus SPEAKS of ihe
North sGprolinus n.tUongre@.gsss aslsats
They are agoed se,--tlIese North Caro-.
lima Demorrats- --and they ars noe only iik-
ed. but held in high esteem. 30 far they
bavc tee1 qaiet. botI Iake. Noticed that
when the roll has been called ihe NORTH
t'aro.iha meinbeIsare always ready to an.
swer With an emphatic endorsement Of DE.
.nocraiic poIiesl wudJeli says htha. he
finds II difhcultto get accustomed to yoting
with the majority after bis long service il
.forlora majority. Senator Ransom fre-
qnently sisiis tie HOUSE and ferjoys he
speetseie of Democratic aseenderey with q
relish perhaps made lseener By his daily
coptact with Radical supremacy in the Sc
natsaqsI,oaking - the great struggle of
next year. il willperhsps pot be long be.
fUre North Carolina Democrats will be fre.
quently iatsrroeated as.to. the voutloek IN
the Ola tNeFtb State for The Ucnteniiiall
D0at.fH gsssfW 4N8atstt ,NatfAfsAsa rs 16iMA =
The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-01-05
OBITUARY. Il ~


n DIED. Dee. l4ils 1875 after a painflland
proqacied Hines Miss r. Luran Dickson
youngest daughter of Alexander and
Elizabeth Dickson aged . years. The
tslcceased was quiet aud adlinassumingin her
manners; gentle aud afiec.ionaae in her
disposition. She was much bcloyel by
aiIwho knew alerra She made q profession
of religion, and joined the Presbyterian
chureli. at New ifspeABout six years ago,
SHE Was consistent both In life and cons
versation' As we'live. 80 we lie tllers-
fore her friends mourn not rs thpseiwliu
have no hope. Another impressive war;
ming to the impenItent. abe We also ready
for in the hour ye think not the SOU Of
Man uunicth'', .--.-.-..,a. Il
On Christmas. day, atthe residence Of
his Grandfather. Geo. w. Bruce, Esq; Of
this vicinity, Willie, oldest son Of w. W,
and Julia Woodell of Raleigh, aged IL
years, q months all.i % days. aagzaa
The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-01-05

n o.a fourtl, page both for Ads and In
I",ssting "ss reading matter. sssss. ~ W.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-01-05

L In this ,counsya on the astli inst by
r. M. Jones, Esq; Mr.. Samuel Smith, to
Miss MarthaJ. Tate. 80 a'sAs.s
Z In tbs County on Tie sOthl ast., at the
lrcsi'ipiice q Tie brides father l,y Ad,
Holden Esq; Mr Geo. yWatson, to Miss.
Martha +. Faucett.
On Wednesday Dec. s22ni 1875 at the
resideDcepf Mrs Alalina Coleman by Rev.
u. H.iVerion Mr.. Ghas- Il. Wilson Of Or
angelic Miss Mollie !. Coleman ,of Person
= At Graham Y. c on the 3Oth insthy
d. AsLong. Mrc.P. yIprtona of tlsis
place TO Miss Eva L. Rankin 'ofGuilford
At the brides fathe's ON the Both ofDec.
by Samuel Jordan, Esq. Mr.. Monroe
Parker, 70 Miss. Annie Berry daughter Of
Mrs Eli Berry. aii afthis county.s0 ~
NEW YEARwIsH.
May God who reigns from year to year,
Forever Keep lids couple dear. af
Jainrd heart IN heart, and hand IN band,
Assywlald promise both demah,i. IC51s
Though youth shall fade aud pass away
AS time moves on fromiay 70 day, = !, H.'
MayLeart aud hand together cling !, ~ Z, ''.. !.
Without regret, remorse, or sting = -
As scar rellsmis Iwish them peace. tB 4
md that tlieif heartfaisy never cease Z. ~
III = E lfsf.I ". E.1te III
TO glow and burr, with taat pure love
That Angles feel aud sing above JOE
The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-01-05

The Chfirlnias sras0p passed Oft Trough.
sst The canhty WITH unusual qniet, being
e'npslailcall !, 4 ssArsitof ieace and good
will. When .weres,ls,ga Tab With tlas llpisr
terou.feyelfy tlses tAunfcnDe tliesIis-
order aud the bloodrhed which disgracrd
lie LaEldays ID 10 ha5y plsces ~suase
reason % bs proud u apssple ,Ylpgh ysx-
efcises 4 vhplesoh,e r,-t tfaiisl pl.yk " APP
lelites aid IL passiols. ,siJ maker Ore Oh
rervance .. lie chnsiipas .seAsen The oc.
casion Tot tie display OF The heller quali-
ties ofhdman nilst6fs 4Ashep tilhR dneih
which uhwstfafard license Is gwen %
deprayed tastes aid brutal instincts
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ro coNsrnrrIyEs.

~ Fl
The advertiser, an old physlcIan re
tired ffom active practice, having
lad placed VI his hands by an East
lndia Missionary the formula Of n
simple Vegetable Remedy, for the speedy
aud permdnent Cure of COmsumptiull,
bronchitis, Gatarrli, Asthma, and AL
Thrn. aud Lung Affections, also n Posi-
tive aud Radicai gnre fbr Nervous d. bilIty
aud all Nervous Complaints, after having
thoroughly tested its wonderful curative
powers In thousands of cases, feels II his
5iluty 10 make Il known % his suffering
fellows. AciuHteh by this motive, aud y
conscientious desire 10 relieve human
suffering, lie will send lf1cs ~ qfchaFyeD, 20
nll who. desire II, this receipt. with fnll
directions for preparing aud successfully
using. Srnt by fHtuFn mail hy addressing
hns~ Dir. w. q. STEVENS 81
Munroe Block, Syracuse, ". T., 3
AZ. -
The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-01-05

a
There is no doubt that the ootlook6
vIllsboro for the coming scar II brighter
Il an could have beet anticipated a few
weeks M ago. septepllsr there were dis
..,ro,,s failures here which affected nearly
,y.rv Interest IN the place. Pie plug fac-
,ories we're closed. nierra,ltile esiabishs
mems we're shut up. .ard ruin stsrrieyery-
,ody in the face. A healthy reaction has
,.Esu placs. Encrgy routed dispolIdency.
p,sluess is resumed. NewesiabIishments
ar. opened. Raclorie4..iwill be rssnmeai
The tobacco warehouse Is reinstnted, and
,berei. general tendency 10 psw life, 4
In the mean time, twill Le well 10 re-
. r,lize .sifacf that tl1es. .busineswvf vfiAe
country lsatthe lowest pointcf dspfessIop
and that is recovery viii bs of very slow
rrowtll, not 70 Be faslered by, any con
rressioual ,a.,lsres bat enly tbrvugii ihs
Low cruwtli of eodfIdenee, Or the tArdy
olerations of iisn.. Patience. ecvnnlny, /,
and moderation must be tise watehwonl
Of our business community. Js.sts getting
again oll its feeL. : 8 ssi. reaass sss,, =
The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-01-05

The Hon. burton Craig az Salisbury q
prominent law Yer. Tor four se-siolls before,
tie wara nleiasler iiof csagrsss. and "
member Of the Confederate Congresp died
last week u esusss,i a ilss agsef iska,s
The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-01-05

poooe 4 eos Warehouse Is opened, See
Adj. In this issue.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-01-05

Mr.. Jordan Stone, The founder, and
late Asss'ciats Eait,uof tl,s Raleigh Daily
News, has wilhdrawnsfrumi mihat paper to
connecthilnself withtlre Ashevilic Citizen,
The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-01-05

Jr. Tesfy ~hos ~ar -ssl,a'sls wppAded
by Ray . few days before Chrislnlas, and
who VA. reIortsa s!taa, v ihipiSsAg, bis
wanbisann4isg out ca ~ comparatively
light, nay Z st'li n aii 49, a,.s1 =. y ss sss y.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-01-05

"Dr wade's Liver Corrcctor" stands
pre-emineut as tIie resnedy for Dyspepsia
III nj rs forms. See advcttisencntinltbIs
weeks PAPER. assfe eat -
The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-01-05
!. -. ! 80 :. STATE NEWS.

NJ aga, 8s..4 jolA IL M MS. E5.
The Grand Jury Of sfeeslenbtlrg has
presented theuourt Houseof that colinly
as a nuisance. ~ s8istS
F'a7'VaI 9ssftaas5A 'gsalet ts84f sSSa
Z Cleo. Mitchell, OF Fbrsytlie county rail-
sed lover eleven hundred bushels of corn
This year on IS acres Of reclaimed INLAND
At .he late session Of carbar,ls comn
alexander Nicely for attempted rape WAS
septencsd 70 the penitentiary fortifteen
lyeai4.ai .ttsaTsH sps' glfgss gsl'l ~ elsAw W
Randolph Sutton, WIN recently. COM
n'itted burglary in Cabarrusl yonpty, has
been sentenced " be hung on The 2lst of
January. --'...=..z .si
Death sentence IN Tie case OF Robert
McDoppIdf FayereyiIley eomnntiedifp for
burglary, has been eommuted TO iinprison-
nlsif for life. q Z w Yfs8 IN tsi@ Aslssshh !
Z The Alamancs Cleaner saya the big
rabbit hunt which recently, toek place IN
that county; slain, lO3 rabbits, Whose
bolies were iecoyered. There wasa log
null lefi.on the field estimated by aur ins
.formani 90 contain sonie Etwo thousand.
They had been packing themselves away
since tbe huiltwas projected us he verify.
belieyes3df,u xiimsl y1ayn stA 7niaua 4
tit55i sBlsg wt4 III q ID slltf sslUs biisl
The Beardaf Dirertorssl ofthe Fayette.
viliS and tioldst,ors Halfway contemplate
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1876-09-07
FUNERAL OF CONGRATULATIONS.

The funeral Of Mr.. Robert Hamilton, of the well
known Hamilton House atsWaynesburgh, took
place on Friday of last week. and was well atten'
ded by his old neighbors and friends The funer-
al services took place at the House, reverend Mr..
Andrews officiating, and assisted by others. His
remains were laid in the burial ground within a
few rods of his House that had known him so
long. His wife and five daughters and three
sons survive him.
Robert Hamilton as a man was ever the good
citizen and the genteman-frm in his cOnvic'
tions religious and poitiCa al but never obtruding
his Views; and when attacked even never violent
or rude. Many years ago he served term or two
as Justice of the Peace and in his official capacity
showed high sense of justice. In 1920 he came
out from New York city, and bought farm on
the Canton road but did not finally remove to
Stark county till about 1925. In 1885 he removed
into the village Of Waynesburgh and opened a
tavern, which he continued in the same place till
his death. As amatter of accommodation he ser
we'd as PostmasterfOr many years, Mr.. Hamilton
was man ofgreat eQuanimity of character. His
word could always be implicitly relied on, and he
was ever liberal and generous.
His life was gentle, and the elements
So mixed in him that Nature might stand up,
And say to all the wOrld-THIs WAS A MAN"