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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-03-24

0aterS, BAG Grbtbril meines Sinees
babe ih In niepersn Wus16weifune,n
Serprost. babe St1u&t eetott sebaccrt
als Oh tb aus cem g~bsrunce metnes
GlencS mid aesen SOFT leIbf erbetsn
rpDlte. > lob ber3IOler. Gruntenbolp,
eleiGsdItis babe ib ete Sorefalt metz
nsr EuGtsr fir mt6. ibre Sbranen. ibs
rem @dmsrs anpeieben. 3bre 3ueenb
babe Id init unauslSiGltdsr Shance
e~etranpmor.t, unD fe gum Qobn tbrer
Dtnattuua oen tteffen Demii.biaunesn
preisssssben! COB unb 55ae, i'd babe
feline @eels mebr. mstn 6ers 1T nur Elm
Semitic Don tbtnil6sn eafen, Selbfs
iudt Gefebeit unc Stols! Sot fOmmt,
MIR Cure 6tlfe ansubietsh. mOul GIara
eliftt1 MAIDEN. fs btn Glsnoe tnt,ei>
Sen .unp id unnatdrIiaes @efdSpi
babe nt6t einmal cte @,epalt iibsr mid
lelbf, Gu6 banfbar cotlr III is,n, i'm
0eecntbeil, netn OstfommsneS Der,
f6bt rie Mobltbat sutid unD flaet, rae
Cure Site mid nemltb.sI! > psrlabi
mid, i1 bin Cures Grbarmens uns
uertt, @ott ielbi bot mid serRudt!"
(GortieBuns fcIst.)
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-03-24
Y

AN ICt3eHCeH VtoE6eH Se8eH 3eDr
nbr Serltfe Der alte Gorfs pur1 BIZ
Sintertbir fein 5ous, UNI fi6 su be,
neuen NObnune bes Sobann Staera
III bessben.
Ct war fuum cine Boesnl9ubweitt
tn Gem 6uspfaoe pabtn eeeanssn, ole
er aus Der Gsrne Clara auf fid su foms
men fab. gle f@tsn freuotg bemeat
unb opQ Wutb unD 6ofnung benn fl
tru9 ben 8Opf bod, unD lGrttt Iei9t
unD freuois climber.
Dieter Nnbltd oersniiste ZEN alien
Mann. Ct 1&lOB oarauS auf einen eus
ten Iusaan9 ieines @erIu@es. unp NIT
etnen freunclt&en ed@eln errpartete Ell
pas iunBe Wdtden.
Stun CLARA fraete CT bann, vtr1ai
Detn 8ater iein llnslid NIT Graebs
unB? ST er %nerniinftfser ssporben 2"
"Gs III iberrai&eno", %antpcrtete Ee,
INIT meinem 0ater TT etne sroee 8ers
aneerune p%or8eeanBen. 0etern III ct
erf fpdt aug Der 5tatt 3urdfoetsbrt
unb getrunfen uuSte CT nt6t baben,
oenn ct bat f& Obns Dicerfano burd
ben Telobdter III unierm 5dusden fabs
rsn lu6en. Mir iaets er rur. einioe
rubise freunoli6e Dorte unb rietb mir,
MID flu i&Iafen su lssen. - Sd babe
penfs 8sf6lafen, Denn i'd bSrte befdns
big, pie ct tn Dem StdbGen netenan
auf uno niecer Sina. @ls t@ auffanc
beute WOrBsn, fanO I'D i'm tn elmer
Ode fBen, NIT s~efrsu3tsn Grmen, bic
8Itfe auf ote Grpe 9ertGtet. S6 er=
blaete uno naba, sitterno feline 6anp /:
ct aber trSfete mid fanft unb bat mid,
tbu 3u rerseben, was er an mir oes
than"
,Su, cas III In Der Zbat iberrolds
enb! &llc MIL CT ft@ beGern 2"
~Gr bat mir ~wenisRens ,pan,ia NAL
Serfi6ert, buB CT ME pieper ben Nus in
cine S6enfe lssen, aud Bronut.
reia mebr trtnten pOlIe. ni@t einsn elm
stDen GrOpfen. Sein Gef&id t.dat er
erseten unc iaet cas er oIs IauISbrer
arbetten woue, uu' 3u osrpieneu, mas
mir brau6en."
tfg" ~" S'"p
"0an3 SsDiB, bas unterIiset feinen
3wsifsl; Ct bat cine Sdaufsl eeIieben.
pom 5Oll4ubmo9sr, unp III felt beut
WOrsea bsl@dftist, cen fleinen @orten
unn3ueraben. Der fid binter ben, bduss
den bsfncet. N@. Batter Gurfs, eis
Sentli6 ioute i'd abcr unlsr lnoIad be-
trabt letn, ntdt rpa,r. aber es IN mir
unmSsli6; t& bin 70 sIddlt@, 70 frob,
tb tonnte iprin9en DOR Ireuce unp
penn mir betoe, Der Batter unc Id FIR
la8lObn arteiten, werpen mir ldon 70
Dtel usreieneu, pas mir oapun leben. unp
aud Die Wtetbe fir unler pdushen
lelbff bssablen fSnnen. SD fibls mid
ernlutbiet caB i6 es nt&t aus(pres
den fam ! Denn i'd niGt fir6tste.
unreHt 81 tbun, 70 plrpe t@ SOFT fir
eas unDlif Danfen."
Der @reis i&ittslte ben 3opf uuo
niurmelte In f6 btnein
nWun. nun. puS 1T ein rpenia III
RAID |"
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-03-24
Elm 3siGsn Srn ibm ODE. tteIt bstesr
8prte auf ibrer 0tuvet .urEf.

ein 3si&sn Yra ibm obe: bteIt bsteer
8crte auf ibren eippen 3urid.
SD wtl einen lsBtea @erlu6 NIT
ibm rossn." fubr er fort, "es 1T ia
rod m5alt@, baB bas unelid i'm auf
bsfere @soanten brtnet. Clara, Du
biz 70 gut ibm NIT ~ tbeiIen. eas i'd
mUraen an, @ormittus tOrmen pdrre,
NIT ibm ~ reoen !; bite @ptt. eab Dstn
Batter lsinen StOIs fabren Idst urb bic
Dinee fsbt, rte fie finp. Dsnn er aui
metne @Ori&ldse einsebt unb pie Be-
~Otnsunsen unntmmt. Die i'd ibm feIe
len rperce. bann, uleiue 8inrsr. 1T nod
nidts perloreu unb uniere Trduute cpn
seRern f6nnen nod ;ur @abrbeit wtrs
ben bofen MIR, baB es 70 ie.-Dtea
tf, mas td gu@ iaesn wclIte."
2ufus uno Clara 1praneen 9lstaasts
tia anf unb srerifen nit Ebrdnsn III
ben aussn. bic 9dnre ess oIten Sau'
ere.
80. gateE" risf 2ufas, "stn &nseI
fam ntGt sdtiser fsin als Du! Danf
taufsnp Danfl Wie tperre t6 Dir il
tn eebsn psrsslte1 f5nnen, waS Du
beut fur mid setban |"
.Blsibe gut unb brap." oerisbte bel
Batter beue9t nuuo trenrt Id alt bin.
psnr ustne Rraft 3u Gnse esbt banu
~srinnere Did res bsutisen Tasss,
unb bu, CLARA, wenn Soft uns BET.
ftebt uno Du NIT Der 3eit unlere Tc@s
ter pirf, 70 lisbe Define 3rstte Mutte,
bic su Deinsm lsbten Sage"
Clara ssrmo6te Dor &dbrune ntAt
;u antrprten fe leste tbren Sppf an
pte 8ruf Der Wuttsr Martba unb
petnte fftu.
Ter aIte Sorts ermannte f@ uni
la8te:
~NuL psrltsren tptr fsine3eitl Mar>
tia, ntmm mas n5t5tB 1T 3umR eintssn,
Gimsr, Befen unb 70 tpsiter; 9eb' NIT
Clara, uno forge, bas bas tIetne 6duss
den Elm peuis iauber IN, true' aud
Siu, mas Ou in 6ausbalt entbebren
fannft. Der Gelpbltsr bletbt auf BET
Steinfarm, er wirp nen1 StaerS feline
~sufinftiae @pbnuus anwstlen. Du.
eufas, ntmmif ben S6iebfdrreu UNI
brtneft Glaras 8etteu uno Sleiper bin.
bier 1T Ger S@llGel. SD mug nod
einmol NIT benz Sd5ppen fpreGen
eilt GwG, Der Abenb fommt."
Damit 0ine ct, pdbrsno Jecer id
bsrett madte, letnem 8efeble nah ~
fommen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-03-24
3atboltlGe
Ganbfnmmen Anfalt

Nit Gpprubatipn xnt Gnpfebluns Der ScGr'fen 5. 8.
GribtlH5fe rpn aRttwdutee. unb ct 2outS unp rerf6tebener
Der bo&w'f,n 8tf&6fe beS< gDef,ns seosnten Htr sseen
piitte Ilat b. s. einen ftetnen Nnfang NIT elmer fafb0lt.
f&en daubhammsn. gnfalt ~ MAIDEN In gerbinNuns NIT
BEN 9etrer.S Seminar. Dds Seblrfnis mad elmer i0l6en
Anaalt III pfenbdr bd. uniere taubhamnen Tinter &c.
ben an ben STARE nfatten fat ale fir bic 8irde uerlo.
rem. Sic fpmmen aus ~bsnielben ds nn9l6nbiee ober NIT
prpteRantif6en anNdten 3uriid unb Rtemans IT gu 5aufs.
Ser Fe zines 8eHeren belebrsn fana. Die nDttreubtsen
R%dImltGteiten fir ZEN Nntan9 elmer .e9l6sn anfalt fDa.
men MFR btef rbne b~eipnbere Nustdeen berrt6ten unb bte
gerbintune NIT BEN 9ebr r.Sentndr, tte % tn Deuttf.
lamb AUD daaemeIn tn, rat unter Nnberem ben gfusen. bas
man lei&t neue 2ttrfr6fte thr 9aabhumrnen d~usbiIpeu
fam. gDtr msrbea Sie ,GUn felt ~ldnerren SotreH anae.
ntein berdtrte Rstbrbe bein, unter. tdt e%infubreH, rrnd6
bic 8inbsr rtrfli& fprsGen lernen. 90 irpaea mir bera
tn Gpttes Hamen untsr ben, S&use Der &ir&t ans Wei
geben.
Ollie Gltern nun. bic tdatRuntre 8tnter baten, phes
bic 5c&w. s.. $. Sfarrsr. be iOl6e &inher In tbrea Ge.
metaben wtEen. TN Glter BON STA Satren. rcaen O..
fdaisR Dtne gsr;us barubsr beri6teu. Bon Der Nnaabi
Der Anrslbuneen wsrbeu erSttenttetls aud be 8eetnaas.
sen sue Nafnabme ~abbanstr bic uatlrIi& 70 btai8 Seaeat
uer6en fruen. ais chen rnbelt& TT.
Nan abrshre
Me1. Ebep. 8rlner,
ct. Eranets Citation. Witpeaiss
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-03-24
nM err 3c6 a%nercift, betnbcIt fiA..

Wtr i9 aber burG bic Nnprsifungsn rertb.
lsifr W~sb,tamente beibSren ldBt Ter 70 etnfa&
aresibmtert, unD bic Ndbahmer son ben
rsrtbpO0sn Or gusuf aSuis's Samburssr
Reoiltnen laden lI@ babel iiber bic Dunn mbett
Der esute tn's 6duf&sn. @a6et GuG baber
ntht anIGmteren. trsDer eurn ioI6e fall&e YIN.
prettinsen, nod eur& bic 8%erebiamfett einiaer
@putbeter, ueIGe natirliG aern Sahen Ssrfdu.
fen. reIte ~arDberen 8ereisnf abpetfsn, aber
aud baiir ihleht linb.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1877-07-04
HOW Ir DONE.

The first object in life with the
American people Isl to "get richn;; the
second, how to regain good health. The
first can be obtained by energy, honesty
and saving; tile second, lgood healthy by
using GREgN's AUGUST FI0wER. Should
you he a despondent sufferer from any OF
the effects of Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint,
Indigestion, Sc; such as Sick Headache,
Paipiiatiun of The Heart, Sour Stomach,
HaLituai Costiveness, Dizziness Of the
Head, Nervous Prnstration, Low Spirits,
&c; you need not suffer another day. Two
doses Of AUGUST FLOWER will relieve you
at once sample Bottles 10 cents,
Regular size 20 cents. Positively sold 10y
all first class Druggists in the u S.
For sale by d.. o. Hoker Hillsboro.
and Stephen a. White Mebanesville'
The Hillsborough recorder., 1877-07-04
A Isi,Isboro sranfn I.ilnbo;


A copy Of the Nspa, California, Reporter
las been sentus, containinga long account
of 4 stage robbery IN which q formerly
Hillsboro nan-so called--played
prominent part Two stages, the Que
running from Colistoga toSt Helena, the
other, nom st. Helenat 70 Colistoga, were
succcssively stopped by two masked men,,
armed with guns, the object being 70 get
po4sessioi, OF treasure supposed % he nii
beard. The first stage stopped Was the
one bound to st. Helena which was on
the ascent Of the mountain The driver
promptly threw overheard Il box, which
however was empty; and the robbers,' u
they discovered the cheat, were ihtcnl
upon lie sloppagc ofthe downward bound
stage, expected, every moment, winch
they we're certain contained treasure.
There were Two boxes Oh this stage one
full, the other empty This last the
driver threw out, cracked lls whip, aud
soon thundered out of sight OF the high
waymen.
As soon as this stage reached Colisloga,
parties were organized fora search, AMI
the scene of tile robbery gave them clue.
The peculiar shape Of the foot prints
made d fatal trail and the robhers We're
soon ovvlhauled, and after some show
of resistauce, captured, aud placed IN jail
We extract from the Reporter th,
| following account OF tile prisoners
On Thursday morning we called at the
jail, and had look at the parties. J. II
Dollar says he is native Of Hillsboro, Or
ange county, North Carolina, and is about
25 years ofage. Hewas too young TO sery'
m the late civil war, bu: sihce then has
severed as i private in the 2lst U. ). In
fantry. He Is slender man, with dari
eyes. dark hair and olive complexion
He seemed exceedingly cheerful wheil W
met him. Says that he isl book-keeper
aud has been employ ed in thai capacity i
the Y. ). Treasury Department. He u
married man, and his wife has iniluenti.
relatives, tie names Of some of whom wer'
mentioned, but are suppressed for obsiou
reasons. William Russell Is Scotch
man, aged 80, and is a carpenter He "
blonde, with sharp features and red com
, plexion. He is exceedingly reticent'
They both enjoyed their first breakfast n
Castle james, aud thereafter went over 4
Brayton's gallery and sat for their pictures
The Hillsborough recorder., 1877-07-04

In our issue Of December Goth 1876, III
an article calling attention 70 the estab-
Ilshnient Of an Asylum for the colored
Insane. We suggested this place ~ sui
table for It's location, and the Male
Academy n the proper site.
The Legislature passed a bill au-
thorising the location Of such Asylum;
Il likewise passed bill authorizing
The sale Of the Academy, subject TO the
consent ola majority Oft Tie qualified voters
n ,he town ~ IIillsboro 10 be expressed
n, the polls at The Municipal elrctioa to
lie held on tl,e Isl Monday IN May. That
election was held, and the proposition
voted down.
Nog the question Is mooted again, as U
the suggestion uf tho REcoRDER had neveI
been made, nor the acts u the Legislature
known. Its new subject altogether
renewed with refreshing Innocence. W.
hone tie Commissioners will beahle Y
eet over the difficulty. which they may ID
ifthe Legislature will hold an extri
session next winter, and u tile Com.
missioners 10 locate the Asylum are Ia ~
great hurry.
But We fear apathy and hostile 2
narrow minded Views have done thci
work too well.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1877-07-04
cotton Factory.

Some little talk of a factory here We
hope It will not end in talk. Aud II the
merits Of the new process Of making
thread direct from the seed cotIoli-7iil
other words, -direct from the fields. hall
thaditIiculty. whicl, il thato( cost, dis
appears at once. On our first page will be
found an article from the Joldslnro
MESSENGER which presents the sul1ectin
an attractive light. IL the Statements
made there are well founded, they ought
to wake us up. And that they are well
founded, we have little doubt; for they are
substantiated by report which we find
IN tile Memphis Patron Of Husbdaff'y
giving M account Of the successful
opening Of the Bluff City Cotton Millin
the city Of Memphis, to the entire satislac'
tion Of manufaciuref'hnd planter.
The Putron snys tile successful adol'-
ton of the 'Clement Attachment" IN the
manufacture Of cotton means the with
,lrawal from tile cotton fields and from
the cotton factories Of the world, Of yas'
amount OF tile most cumbersome aud ex
pensiye machinery now required 70 prepar'
cotton for TRANSPORTATION 10 the factories
and to restore IL To condition that wi
admit of its conversion into thread" ~
other words, 20 this section II means, tha
| the same time aud labor that Is needed L
haul cotton oil to be ginnrd-ioi ever,
farmer III Orange has nota gin OF his own
aud many are compelled to haul the sect
cottOE several miles-will haul the coiloi
to factory to be converted into thread.
A factory :rerc would occupy a mos
favorable position. II would he witiIi'
A from eightto ten miles Of section pro-
dncing tie best cotton male in The Stat
except in the county of Anson; and heini
on tile rail. road, controls the means q
transportation. Good and perlnanei'
water power is at hand, anda abundan
supply of operatives can be secured.
We would not advise however the aiol
tion of this new system without most de
liberate scrutiny into its merits. Noveitie
mus. not be condemned hecause they al
such. The progress OF art is always for
ward. But prudence would dictate ca,
ltion. Iftlle Clement Attachment Is up
it, claims, then there will lie no excus
for Ms if we neglect its Introduction here.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1877-07-04
WHAT rIIE nILLrous REQUIRE.

Since torpidity Of the liver is the chief
cause Of It's disorder, il Is evident that
what the bilious require Il al alternative
stiinulailt which viii arouse !: 10 activity,
an effect that j. followed by tile disap-
pearance of the various symptoms i'll
,iicatiye 81 It's arrangement. HOstetter's
Stomach Bitters invariably achieve tile
primary result mentioned. besides re-
moving the constipation, flatulencc, heart.
hnrn, yellowness Of The skin and whites
Of tile eyes. pain in tile right side anu
under the right shoulder. nausea. vertigo
and sick headache. to which bilious ili-
yalids are peculiarly subject. Asaremedy
for chronic indigestion, mental tlespon-
dency and nervousness tile Bitters are
equally cfficaclous, and as u renovant Of
lost vignr. n means OF arres:ing premature
decay. and source of relief from the IN
lirmities Ia which the gentler sex u
peculiarly subject, they may be thoroughly
relied upon.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1877-07-04

Our new Mayor last week fleshed his
maiden sword. On "Wednesday two
cnlorel men, Henry Jackson and Empson
Moore. were brought before him charged
with noisy hraw. in the street the night
before. They were both found guilty and
fined, fine aud Gusts amounting to $3.50.
Henry Jackson res;s in jail yet, not having
been able to pay up. ....s...
On Saturday afternoon Walter Reeves,
white. and Alex. Haiti. old issue. colnre,i,
had listicuiiin a back lot with . goodly
crowd % spectators around them. They
were interrupted by the tnwn constable,
and llauled up hefo,e the Mayor Reeves
plead guilty and war fined 500, aud COST
Sl.GO. Haiti plead mot guilty." but did
not sustain his plea, and was iined 500
and casts Sl.GD.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1877-07-04

Mr.. Oliver Lamb was In town last
week 10 get ihe machinery &c necessary
fortlc renovation of this old aud well
known mill; new burrs, bolting cloth,
and turbine wheel. The mill Is near tie
mouth OF creek empiying inta Haw
River near Jones, Ferry, and has The re-
pulatinn of making flour equal 10 any ~
The State. We remember flour made by
Mr.. Lamb some ten years ago, TIVE have
seen sonic oft sincc,) and We tIIoaght u
the most beautiful We had ever seen; VIII
the improvements la the mill, We are
sure his flour will not he surpassed any
wlerr.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1877-07-04
story.

A valuable sullscriberto 10 the NEws VI
Hillsboru has n cook AID milker who u
such n scOltl thnl his cows will not como ~
ut night. When driven home they 10
sooner ret to the yard gale and see the
cook with her arms akinihO Than hey
Immediately lay their tails over tteiF
backs and gallOp oifas ifOid Nick were
after them. This Is q true story. Next
Rdicigh Ncirs.
Well, here II Is. A gentleman here in-
forms Us ola COW 80 good, aud milkei
40 gentle and persuasive, that the owneI
Is almost able TO run a mill ffom th'
How Oi milk. The COW Is milked thre'
times day, and II the mid-day milking,
gives two gallons from hoo tcdts only
Our venerable Judge Of Probate vii
youch for the story.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1877-07-04

Mr.. NJ. Q. Henly. Photographic Artist
has pitched his tent in tho Masonic Lodge
Squa.e, where he will be pleased to see the
public. His Photographs are good works
Of art. Ills India Ink pictures combine
the trathfalness Of the Photographic ike
ness with the life and finish Of painting.
HE landscapes are excellent. and the spe'
cimcns Of Stereoscopic views are as natura
As any We have seen. Call aud see him
The Hillsborough recorder., 1877-07-04

ELEGANT HAIR Ii woman's crowning
beauty. When IL fades, she fades ~ we'll.
While II Is kept bright, her persOnal at
traclions are still maintained. by pre-
serving the hair fresh aud vigorous a
youthful appearance IL continued through
many years. Those who grieve over their
fading hair turning gray too early should
know that Ayers Hair Nigor prevents u,
and restores gray or laled hair 10 ils
natural color. Ii il clear and healthful
preparation, containing neither oil, dye,
nor anything delctrIiuus,. and imparts ia
tile scalp what il most nocded-a sense ol
pleasant and delightful freedom from sour
OF dandrii.- .-Nac Bcrns ". C.l Times.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1877-07-04

M. i. III. Webb informs US that during
m. harvesting of last week, two negroes
an farm ou Haw River Just below New
in's Mill lantered each other for swim
across Tie River. Both of them plunged
in. and struck for the opposiiebank Before
going far. ono Of them cried ont that he
was struck with cramp, sunk. and wac
drowned before assistance could he given
His name was Bowden.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1877-07-04

ON "Wednesday Afternoon last. Guilford
Laws son of Mr. l-aac Laws, who lived "
Person, near the Orange line was found
dead. supvnded from .tle limbs Of a small
nine tree. lie was ploughing corn, aud
appears 70 have stopped his mule. taken
ofthe lines, passed them round bis neck,
attached them % the limb, and swung OIL.
The line waa not tied, but simply passed
around his neck In way 30 loose that u
ia q won,ler how 70 accomplished tie fata
object. Mr.. Laws leaves VIE art
several children. No cause is assigned
for the rash act, though he has beet
observed 10 be depressed Coz some tim'
Imst. l 5N
The Hillsborough recorder., 1877-07-04

On Sunday moruiog The congregations
or solno % the Churches worc interrupted
in their services BY un alarm Of fire. The
smoke house q Nv. .. X. Gat.is was dis.
covered to bc on IRE inside, but tic flames
were extipguishsd without much damage.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1877-07-04

A revival hs. hscu going on IN the Bap.
tist Church in this place. for thcrast week
under tho miuistraiion Of tho Rev. Mr..
Dickson or Chapel Hill, aud will continue
duliug the week.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1877-07-04

Sea ad. OF The Caldwell Institute, the
session of which opens on the 18th inst.
The school is in a iiourishing consition'
aud we are glad to belisve that It's pros
poets are bright. It "a 90 excellent I'D.
ssI,uiion. and we hope will have abundanilt! |!
nnnrec.ntion. III .
The Hillsborough recorder., 1877-07-04
An Anrlsn. Harvester.

Mr.. John 4. Thompson informs US that
his father. Mr.. james II. Thompson. nov
eighty two years old, went through last
weeks harvest with the yigor Of youth,
using the cradle in style TO make younger
men tremblc for their laurels.
We think a parallel case will be hard 4
find. -.. a.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1877-07-04

Mothers will grow weary andsigh over
the responsibility thai Baby places upoi,
them. Lu, they have the nigh privilege Of
shaping a character for usefulness. The
sxerclre ~ patience and The preservation
~ Bahy's health Ny the proper use Of Dr.
.Bull,s Baby syrup win give them great
resent comfort aud prospective happi.
ps-. Is ulauls i bvtlle.-N.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1877-07-04
DIED

In tins county near Oaks. on the 18th
Of June, or CONSUMPTION. Mrs. sally, wife
ur n, Mcdaniel, aged u years, months
aud ~ days.
blessed arc they hat die Ia the Lord. I"
The Hillsborough recorder., 1877-07-04
more Pine Oats.

Nlr. Johnw, Latta las sent usahne
bnncl of oats which beats Mr.. Israel
Turner's show Of last week. The bunch
contains AZ stalks from one seed, all "eii
headed, and nearly six feet high.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1877-07-04
Tn. sal. .n lhe 7th.

Capitalists and Others Will dowell to at
tend the sale Of the store house and other
valuable property, belonging TO the estate
ef The late A. q. Murdoch. There y ho
telling what is IL store for Hillsboro, and
the store l,ouse may yet be q fortune toti'e
buyer.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1877-07-04

A perfect finishing tsuch would be given
10 the Court House by penciliing anew.
IL needs sop,ething of the kind 10 give ex-
i,rss-i,in to what a. present Is only faiutiy
outlined. II would cost but little, ana
then the building would be finished. s
The Hillsborough recorder., 1877-07-04

Hilisboro can at present boast Of two
good sign painters and we hope i gives
a promise offuture business TO know that
both Of them ind employment.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1877-07-04

The harvest IL all over except few
remaining fields OF oals, and everybody u
satisfied as 4 general thing. With good
small grain crop, fair fruit crop,
promising tobacco and corn crop, and, ~
most parts of the county, promising crop
ot hogs, the day dawn Of prosperity ought
/. beaLout to break upon . country 70 long
under the bright ofpoverty aud disaster
The Hillsborough recorder., 1877-07-04

The wonderful wheat we spoke o. last
week was sent 10 the State Agricultural
Department at Raleigh, aud ls on ex'
h,i,iliou there. II Is Of the Fuliz variety
aud Is from the farm Of Mr.. 4. II. Cam.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1877-07-04
pt,sT. .uFFICE HOURS.

The Office will be open from ga m till
s nm daily except on sundays. when y will
be opened at 2 and closed 1t half past seven.
n. II. STRAYnoHS r. ".
The Hillsborough recorder., 1877-07-04

June mny be called the great battle
month. 10 this month we're fought Water.
loo tIsI5). Bunker Till tlI75). Marengo
tis0Ol, rriedland tlSG1i, Quatro Bras
ISIS, and vittoria tlsl3.l
The Hillsborough recorder., 1877-07-04

MrW. p. Gordon ofthis vicinity who
has been III for some weeks past, we are
glad 10 learn Is improving.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1877-07-04
HOUSE AND LOT
FOR SALE.
IN tho Town Of
HTLLSBOPO. N. C.,

On Saturday tie 7h Of July 1877,
At The Ccurt House door. shall offer
for sale, 20 the highest bidder. the Store
House belonging TO the estate Of A. &.
Murdock, dec 4. on credit Of six months.
ALSO.
In frnut Of the Store House, a lot Of Per.
sohal Property b,longing TO said estate.
consisting Of Beds, Tables, Bureau and
other property. 70. Cash.
Parties who owe the estate and do mol
nay before that time, willhaye TO pay Cost
Those who have claims, properly authen
ticated. will present them on or before iaa
day, ~ this Is the last nnticc 70 all.
TilOS. j. FREELAND. Ex'r.
june 10. aud MOugagee.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1877-07-04

See fourth page both for Ads and IN
teresting reading matter.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1877-07-04

Abundant rains last week; ~ some
sections somewhat ttoo muci, so. Topaccc
and corn rejoice In the prospect.