The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-03-01


= EssI khsx, ths isadsr o. tue neer0
gang ofl.lNli waynpsp Which has been ie. !.
predating h ana xbost Chsslo No ies seaas
time has been q rfufs,lf Sss Y = ss
The magnolia Record gssrus that there's
is d gouri liz / gaod state of preservation
III lDuplln aoc years ,olds hayiag hem
grown ip the scar Of 1885, aae nsoxd
81 Johas:op Jones ESQ; Of Raleigh hasst'b-
tanned th1 Acknowledgement against the \
two Aiatnina negro Legislators, Carson
and 6swles, and forwarded the saliis %
the conimittee ofprivIlrges that body;
Brogden should mike pqusition for
these escaped criminals ii dice.l <
Frank nj Fremont, Of Wilmington, Is 70
De chief niarsi,M Ut the next Chapel liiIl
cnnnlencement, and II. p. EngYlharl, Iof
| the same city, II one OF the managers
ofthe ball. Sls I'M " "
| Tile Chronicle says: Asasample how
| the old thing works. we bought u dollars
worth OF buttera few days ago from
subscriber owing US for last years subs
| scription and 10 whom wearesiiil sending
the paper. We Of csn,rse paid cash for the |
purchase, as hebutter was brought 10
4 market by another person. We mention
! Il only as one case out OF many. Y y l5s
TheChropicIssays:.-W gladly chronicle
i the fact, that many farmers are going W
\ put In crop 81 meat ard bread this years
.just for a cllangsu This IL just what i
the matter with the country now, aud tile
cnuse of our business AMID monetary de-
preston. All oyerproduelion Of Tobacco
and cotton, and ~ a matter OF course y
4 brings l,araly the money Y cost to make
FL. We s,anestly lelieye ifthere was ~,
tobacco or cotton raised in This State, this
year, tliso1tside wnrkl would never miss
IL, ifthe fact was not published. The crops
seem 70 increase rather than diminish.
every year. sssill
The Charlotte Observer SAYS; Mr. Charles
. T.. Dlbble. of Wilmington. has been APP
printed ronteagcnli ON The route between
! Richmond aud Charlotte. rice ]. NJ. Tur-
rentint, ren,oved. The new appointse isin
This city at present, aud assumes his du-
ties pit once. -
4, There were ten ciergymen atthe funeral
services Of Hon. a. ~. veaable repre'
. srnting four denominations. e 800
/ Capt. j. 4. Robinson. Of Guldshoro ha..
Z bpel, restored to his position as coniuctor
u on the n. q. Railr,,aai. He y 70 ron he.
Fl tween Raleigh and Greensboro i 3.
), The watchman says that Mr. ], d
Brown. lJr; nf Salisbury. me. With apain'
= ftii.ccidento one day last week He wasou'
y cunning, and while getting over fence
struck the hammer ona rail, causing ~
: exploslon,s which mndo . painful tlesl
= wound III his left hnmd. 4 81
Alice Virginia Smith. a young girl adon
!. ted a. q member ~ The family Of Mr.. J
i T.. Rs,~s, OF Raleigh was burned g deati
II Sunday nigh. while The family were ab
Ii sent at chlircl:. She was In charge u a.
IL infant child of Mr.. Ross. but had fallei
II asleep In frDnt Of the fire.
Z We learn bythe Charlotte Observer tina
q on Tuesday morning last. while he Craze
j. train Of Captain Virgins was standing
= Laurel Hill depot, Richmond county
n short words passed between Ferry Davi'
! coIorrd. aud Rol,t. Bailey. colored, whe
Davis reached behind linn and graspesl
i. long IIandle shovel, with which y
o. dealt Bailey blow on the head, cntting
of fearful cash aud fracturng the skull
er bailey fingered on In suffering until IL o
u. clock saturday, the 10Th inst; anil ut tn
" hour death ended his suffering. Dav
ID was arrested on Wednesday Last, nj
Cd confined the county jail At Rocking
nc ham.
!. Ills Excellency. Governor Brogden, a
he dressed the Legislature Of the State
n. Georgia on "Wednesday last
d. The Ashcville ESlu~itor is informs
that on last Friday night week ago
lrh yong white girl, about Is years II age, Z
- daughter 81 Mr.. DunIphant, near %
'on Fort. clipped with ia negro man by I
nee name Of Ellison, twlo was . married ~
|. IL The timel they have not been hca
from sii,rcthci departure. The girl y
said To be quite beautiful, and was repui
he IL good character.
was Now here's something sensible.
Nat. johnson, &c Concord, told the !
N. glster, the other day, that he had he
no. farming Cor soriy-iso years, aud that
had not, since the first year, bough
pound OF meat. busbel Of corn 81 ~
res IL flour; but l,ad not failed, single "
h'h 10 have thuse nencessaries 70 sell.
"h- Johnson's farm Is situated Oh Cod
Creek. He makes but little cotton,
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