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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1878-04-03


|, Wcatake from the last Dnshasn Tobacco
PLANT lie suljoined coinmunicalIou re-
commencing the editor or the Milton
tyroijsls - . candidate for The House. i!
Mr.. Evans csn bring binself 20 associate
with the mem ss5 az ! body whose ci,ieI
duty IL IL. liIs owh Characterization Of
them, ITO eat pea nuts, drink hlskey,
AID ride aJut on free psssesis then We
shah be glad u See HIN, nos only nomina.
ted, but eleciet. CasweII ought to carry
him through By aceIsnlativn. -
Mr.. EDITos; There none man who
has not yet been n iAemter .pf the Legis-
lssnrs q NORTH esrsIina, and whose name
siouldhy all means be enrolled among
Those iionorrd Of the State. He has ever
been tp modest and 700 patriotic % seek
Or even Is hold office, but notwithstan-
ding lbe youthful vipor Of bis mind and
hear he u getti,ig advanced in years, and
he Was to pass away without having sal
incur is1tlic rouncilsI should feel as II
there was sad gap ~ our annals. ] there
lore. call Tor iiyno,pinstieu far = seat in
oarAsxt Hpussof RebresenialIves, and
lam cure ihataI viii receive hearty
seconds I'D assf NORTH Caroiina
Let Gel. q. N. d. Evans he brought To-
the fron., let him Dc pushed forward
whether lie 10 willing or not, and lei III
have The pleasure 81 seeing our capitol IL
Illuminated BY his genial face. I wish we
conid have him elected by the State a.
large, and | am sure my county would
give him a rousing vote. Three cheers
anda Tiger for Eyails boys toss up your
hats, aud sell I'LL you bring out the old
lion Evans and The Milton Chronicle
are household words la North Carolina.
and Evans should. for once at least. be l,is
own correspondents from our Legislative
Halls. We want 10 honor him who has
long honored aud loved The State. and we
want ieHwaken memories of old and better
times, 10 re.kiudlr the fires of patriotism
by planting him III the Dnidst orour law
makers. and II will be- slilthe better II he
takes with him Jesse Holmes. and his
bloody club. The very sight Of his figure
would do gaod, and u he colidn't keep
the b.,ys IN oider then 80 are PAST all
cure surely Tile gs,d people ofCasweli
nee,l only hintsu this suhj~rf. and 10
seems a. me that A. The subject ia a!r;i
toned The cosiniy will be in a blaze! Trol
him oUs. gentlemen, and II lac went
come, carry I,ir, forth by force. aud ACT AZ
Cas~cii has always acted ~ the day o.
trial. No people better understands their
owii bshnr and ninisfe>is. and na people
are anle ready SHOW fheir appreciation
~ sieriing integrity and merit. And !
:,ere vcatuie the prediction that II Col
Evans b member Of the next Legislature
hell be useful one, that his long ex-
prrienc~. his inexiinguisilable zeal frr the
public good, his Roman honesty, aud li-
scorn Of al mean things will make ihem-
selves felt for good. will rxr,ts wide and
saiuisry infineice. and eraJle his con-
-tiiuenls 20 point with pride TO their re-
preventative. = q bslsiy. we
Person. n. C. March %. 1878.
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4H Az
People suffer great deal Of pain un-
necessarily, Among fortunes that Need sot
be etriured xis tho+s intiiotsl w Tie
rl,sunaalisn, and gnui siAce the Acfjd Gle.
me,,t III The bioaxt which prsxiuers them
BY coiiisct viii, liss sensitive covttI''9 NJ
the muscles aud joints may be slin,inated
by The use Of thai mafchIess d<iuseni.
Hostetier's Stonach Bitters. before the
inflammatory symptoms are devsIol~d V
any great extent. When Il Is considered
what excrucIating torluies rhesn,a'i-m
infiicts, ap,l what 4 tendency Il lsas. when
fully ,lsve,oy ped To ATTACK the heart the
adv:mbllit u ~ II, early use Of xarh are-
liable asltidote beclnes I'd oncs apparent.
The rheumatic virus expelled from the
blood by uleincreased action "a nc XIII
neys- which act u strai ners7 produced
by t1e Bitisrs. Ami the s,lilsrer win nnd,
II ils Asses tIsiss snpre,ne defensive agent.
thar he will he protected against return
OF the sgonixing complaiut. Dyspei~is,
fever andsyus. liver aud bowel complaints
and other ns4l aides are also cnrrd by Ibis
admissible remedy.
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ONE NIGHT oNLYI

"a Ia tN s4~-~~- W. La tW wv
Atthe Masonic Hall on Wednesday
night. Aprilths Ord. ltWi1sv
A GRAND CONCERT
Will bs given vs. The
SOUTHERN FAvoRITEs.
a blind Couceri Company which gave 30
much pleasure 10 our community IN M
exidbition 81 their talent during The past
summer. tintf Alatas asa
We ,sks The followlug from the pmntiss
PLyAbEH, published VI Boonville. Mis-is-
sippi. "The very bes, p~,pls Of our iawn
were there. Allwers we'll pleased. aud
felt amply comp~nsated far their money.
Mis-. Pauline Bsanan. VIA, sweet. we'll
moderated orrH voice. led 90 ll,e ~,prsno
10 nn~ style. She y young. talented and
t,~suiifnl."
They ~ nom here 20 Chapel Hill and
nuFlmns.
Price o. admission . cents, children Ii
ccuts.
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TIE D0LLAR10F OUR DlDDIES

IL IS vi
Tothe fsilare 81 1877. and part Of 1878.
amounting to over Two Hundred Million,
Eof Dollars, che time and money wasted in
Congress BY ,nelnbers. pregnant with i'm
menss speeches. discussing the dollar Of our
daddies, taxes on tobacco and whiskey.
lqusrtjons that should have been settled in
fifteen days aud kept open the channels Of
con,nerce)the lseiurning Board. and the 8
e count. We owe The present depression
in business and u,tcf prostration Of the coun.
try. The predictions that the panic had
done is worst. and that values could gel
10 lower was an illasiun. Each day slows
up some stanuoh oId emf that was consider.
ed moi only -~orthy. but above suspicion
~ g Der kuowledge Of channels. quicksaads
~, as losing Der reckoning in The financial
gale. snd going DOM vilh ebe crash Of
Huron " : Metropolis, strauding fortune
and brains upon the brsskers prepared Is
''lbe best government ths world ever saw. j"
ssThess few facts, combined with little
Cash. accounts fof nly Offering this Spring
X III
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We take from the Darham Tobacco
PLANT 81. fDlIowing communication
wbich II cannot he denied, expresses a
very widely diffused sentiment. The
principle lsi,i .iown ipilse Hrtieie Is un-
.lussi,stily the figit .@e ID fhe main. Yet
We are free 10 Wy, that In certain p,,si-
iio,sr. a rsiIy goo,i officer makes himself
Gully The more valuable in prapariion Ia
the extent af his experience. aud We
should oppose changes basel solely upon
che idea ~ f.tstlsn In officr. Let no In
Jircri,ninaic sacrifice Of Officers he
made rimpIy fr the inirpa-e ~ catering %
tllai greedy spirit sf office seeking which
i the calamity of the age.
Nix. EDiroR:-The opiiIon Is not only
held. bat frequensly expressed. '.il,ai a ion
Tong continuance In office. hy any onv
n,.n. OF body Of men. Is an sholesop,e Cor
the peopls al large. rs well rs denorail.
zing 10 The Democratic purity u the 90
cupsnis themselves; gradually Installing
into them. Itsns u Iresorlptips right, ..
lhaurh the offices. u MT originally de.
sigped fsr them, had become th,frs. BY
long continued possession. st.. IT,
Holding these epiiiuns. many. wha
have 40 individual separations B. crafty,
have coaas TO the cluslpn that the County
Ofices, slssald besnce moro tllo~p open
toti.e puhlie, AID @llhout impugning. %
csnsnring the Official conduct 81 any one.
call Cor pew deal. AMI . new body u
oi,icial agents. Offices wers intended fal
public eonyenience. pst Or lhdividual
bepriii; and where the rule u rotation Is
property sA,wfvsd. ppieprsacl, 4 Intended
To- the one rriired, only disposition
ev,ucsd "a show, .'ihal There ale vtl,ers In
The co,nn,uniiy equally ~ capsule Is
~ himself, 10 discharge the du.
iIs- dsn,.ndrd. faithfully. and efficiently.
These remarks are insliga,sd Wy ~
personal Interest but having heard t.t
same .Iiniops suppressed by pefsons from
different. aud disconnected seciions Of ilss
County: write rather - ~ observer
giving lle views Of olhers. who. howssel
much they may feel. s,dhowsser willing
ialaly ~ express their sentiments, ar
m,acc,1toAisd % 40 No. through The
medium ~ the Pres. The mention q
genr naasv w connection with the Nous
vf Coan,nous" meets with, fsvpf, 30 Gar q,
| HIVE heard Darhsn u andslbssdl,
Il
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.. PsrA..

see splendid nd. 81 ihh enterprisiug
merchant. Who b ROW treeiving The niost
srieadii stock he has ever received n
prices lower than he has eversnldat. His
supply ofDy Goods. ladies wear, urd
,neil's clothing &c has never been sur.
i,asse.l; aud Iis prices conform mosl coni-
f,riaily 10 toe times.
la addition 10 his dry goals, hissuppiy
"fgnnrfies. hardware as % si.o conl-
isirte. =
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1878-04-03

The fierce Wind Storm Of Sunday week
80 rarriiesl the AZ, thai the .ieWpvaiurc
fell rsrAdlr the esxtdsys ssi Tuesday
nerning ,lsere Was heavy, FIRST and iblck
its. Ths peschss. plaas nld pears ~en
~ fan bIeon,. and We fear, 20 faras our
pwn sxan,inaiirp gnss. that they fsrsd
very roughly. fstwe remember lssi year
that a. great degree Of cpld vas en-
i~visncsd ~ the middle afApriI when
The fn,is was farther Hsivsnced. and yet lt
~sz tsmarksbls fruit YEAR aud We set
iaI'< that rpougl, has es~psd 10 Give ~
the same blessing sgsIn.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1878-04-03

Mr.. NJ. Piunaslore " Raleigh Was here
last week examining lands with q View to
sell to distant psrties. Heir setiveIy en-
gagged IA the wnrk 0fiashseing imn,igra.
tina and bringIns lands into market. aud
has teen ~ great benefit io,he sections ii
which he has operated. He Is himself an
Immigrant, being frop, Canada; aud after
resident ~ five ~ nix years III the State
has becameau enthusiastic North Caro-
Iisiali 49, -
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nnEusArrss arIcKIr cusEp.

..Darang's kleumaiic Kennedy CD,
great INTERNAL MEDICINE. will positive.
y cure any csse OF rheumatism on the face
Of the earth. Price $ia bottle, six bot.
ties. 81. Sold b. all Wholesale md Re-
tail druggist. Don't fail TO send for cir.
culsr to Helphens,iBe a Bently. Druggists.
Washington, D.. q. Gun.
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The bird law went inin operation on
Monday. Sitting turkey hei,- aud laying
partridsesvsgia reasonably expset 10 be Ie.
alone nov.
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The ccfner ss1se OF The Cain aoIIsIInk u
approxehing compilation. We do not
know whether or not it 10 engaged. but Il
las n,ost ada,iratle location vither Tar y
dry goods Or grocery lsiors, being on The
corners Of the main street andihs Court
House square. 1880.
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AREnAsxasLE REsrLr.

N..aM - - Nv AZ vi
Itmakes no difference how many PLY.
sicians, or how much medicine you have
tried. its now an established fact that
Herman Syrup Is the only remedy which
las givencHnpleie satisfaction IN severe
cases OF Lung diseases. IL is true there are
yet thousands Of persons who are predis.
passed to throat aud Lung Affections,
Consumption. Hen,oIliages, Asthma, se'
we're c.,i.ls settled ON The Breast, Pnen.
n,onia. whooping Cough, dc; who have
40 personal knowledge Of Bosclee's Ger
man syrup. To such we would say that
80, 900 dozen were sold last year without
one complaint Consumpi:srs try just
me bottle. Regular size 20 cents. sold
by all Druggists IN America.
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We expect 10 be at Person Courtor
Tuesday tFTsins of ceu4 week. and
will he glad TO meet our old friends aud
subscribers.
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A communication from the Rev. d. A.
Long. ou account q. its length, isupavoia-
ai.ly omitted. u win appear next week.
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Our New York Fashion letter wa-
erowded ont. VIII appear on first page
next week | [ I'LL ..IU.Aa
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PosIrIvERlsulrs. Tlert art nunsrou.

PosfTIvERisULTs. There arenunerous
remedies that cure sometimes and lie,
come trusted as useful, but none have
ever proved 80 eifeciual -eured 80 MANY
aud such remarkable csses-as DIR. Ayers
medicines. A
The Cherry Pccioral has restored great
numbers 10 patients who were believed 10
he lui,elrssIy affected with consumption
Ague Cure breaks up chiIls aud fever
quickly aud surely.
Ayers Compound Extract OF Sarsa.
parilla eradicaies sciofuls aud impurities
of the blood. rieanses the system, aud re-
stores u TO vigorous health. by lis timely
l'se many Troublesome dIsorden That u de.
cline af health are expelled % cured.
Ayers pills aud their effects are too well
known everywnere require any cptn-
mendaiion from Us here -.Scraaton tPu.)
Times. i,
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-whsn the swslhsws l'aa<wnrd ny.n
then a the time when coughs aud cs,Islz
hsxIn 20 appear Or. Bulls Cough syrup
cures every nsp~. Price - Cts. sat
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No change 10 tobscco markets from Last
week; quotations quilted
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Nv this town, ou saturday afternoon.
March sab. after aiInrrring iIInsrs. Mrs.
Lucy. vile of the Rev. d.. Fitzgerald,
pastor " the Presbyterian t'hutcl, in tn.
town.
IN ihis vicinity m Monday the 2e.h.
Susan Watts infant daughter e John aud
SALLY " cbris,uis. ug.l que sesk
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and other countries is placed under another
head, etc, etc.
The consular correspondence is distnbut-
ed under similar heads. Outside of the
diplomatic and consular, the miscela-
neous register covers all communications,
even the most trivial And these streams
of correspondence have been ebbing and
flowing ever since friendly relations were
first established with the various countries
The vast accumulation of material would
With its perpetual increase-we are told
that instructions to consuls alone swell into
two Immense volumes every month-the
wonder is that it can be turned to account
In the multiplicity OF emergencies where
instantaneous reference is demanded. The
perfect order and method of arrangement,
however, achieve this triumph. The sys
TEN of indeXing has been brought to such
high science that any document from any
country or person, or to any country or
person. upon any subject, and of any date,
may be found within half an hour. 1t is
the duty of the employees in the bureau to
answer calls for correspondence from the
Secretary and other officials of the depart
ment, and if you loiter few moments you
will learn somewhat of the variety and
character of these wants-a letter concern
ing the Cuban Claims Commission, docu.
ments from France III 1910. the charter of
college in Wisconsin about which there is a
curious litigation pending, correspondence
with Spain concerning the extradition
treaty aud Tweed. letter from the Mayor
of Boston IN 1918. papers relating to the
Italian Labor Society, documents con-
corning the Texan frontier Commission,
and so on Indefinitely. Inquire for the
letter you wrote the Secretary of State
year ago on some private aspirations of your
own, and behold it is at once forthcom
ing.-Harpers's Nogazins.
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THE FIRST BANJO.
BY IRWIN RUSSELL.

Go way, fiddle!-foks is tired o hearnin
you a-squawkin'.
Keep silence Eur yo' betterS don't you
heah de banjo taikin'?
About de 'poSsum's tail, she's gwine to
lecter-ladies, liSten.-
bout de ha'r what ism t dar, an why de
ha'r is missin'.
Oar gwine to be obertlow," said Noah,
lnokln' solemn
For Noah TUX the Herald" an he read
de rIbber column
An SO he sot his hands to work cl'arn
timber patches,
An lowed he's ewine to build boat to
beat de stea nah "NatcheZ."
OF Noah KEEP a-nailin', am chippin', an
a-sawIn;
An all de wicked neighbors KEEP a-laughiu
an pshawin';
But Noah dd'n miu' 'em-knowin' whut
wuz gwlne to happen:
An forty days an forty nights de rain it
KEEP a-drappin'.
Now, Noah had done coIched a lot OBJ ebry
sort o beaS es--
Oh all de shows atrabbelin, it beat 'em all
to pieces!
He had Morgan colt, an sebral head o
Jarsey cattle
An druv em board de Ark as soon's he
heerd dc thunder rattle.
Den sech ancder fall oh rain, it come 50
awful hebby,
De ribber rlz immeiitly, an busted troo de
lebbee;
De people all wuz drowned out-'cep'
Noah an de critters,
An men he'd hired to work de boat-an'
one to mix de bltters.
De Ark she kept a sailin', an a-sailin', an
sailiu';
De lion got his dander up, an like to brnk
de palin'-
De sarpints hissed-t'e painters yelled
tell. what wild all de iussin',
You c'u'dn't hardly heah de mate a-bossin'
'roun' an cussin'.
Now, Ham, de only niger whut wuz run
min on the packet,
Got lonesome IN de barber shop, an Gu 'dn't
stan de racket;
An SO, for to amuse he self, he steamed
some wood an bent it,
An soon he had banjo made-de fust dat
wuZ Invented.
He wet de ledder, stretched it on: made
bridge. an crews, an apron;
An fitted in Il proper neck--'twuZ berry
long an tap rim:
He tux some tin, an twisted him a thin
BILE for to ring IT,;
An den de mighty question riz: how WIZ
he gwine to string it?
De 'possum had as fine tail as dis dat Is
a.Sinein;
De hairs SO long. an thick, an strong
des tit for bani stringin';
Dat niger shaved 'em off as short as wash
day dinner graces;
An sorted ob EN- by dc size, frum little
Els to basses.
He strung her, tuned her, struck q jig
'twuz Nebber min de wedder -
She SCUM like forry-lcbben bands playiu'
all togedder
Some went to pattin'; some to dancn' ;
Noah called de tigers
An Ham he sot an knocked de tune, de
happiest Oh niggers.
Now, sence dat time-it's mighty strange
deres not de sighfeS' shown
Oh any ha'r upon de 'possum'S tail a
CROWN:
An Curl's, too, dat nigger's ways; his
people nebber los 'em-
For whar you finds de nigger-dar's dc
banjo an de 'possnm.
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in Virginia, and started for the prison at
Gloucester, where, by some means, of
which Irish wit and suavity doubtless COM
posed part, they effected the release of
the captive Talbot, and returned with him
safe and sound to the shalop. early the
next morning. 1t is to be presumed that
with as little delay as possible they sailed
toward the eastern shore of the bay and
continued to hug it closely while, like many
other fugitives of a later period, they made
the best speed they could toward the north.
QUILP.
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GLEANINGS.

Progress of childhood From pap to
papa.
A Boston man has Just got out lovely
picture representing an indignant mer'
chant kicking out book agent. He calls
it a heel-you-type, and throws considerable
sole into it.
go, Lord" prayed certain Methodist
minister keep me humble and poor"
80, Lord, if thou wilt keep him humble,
said the deacon who next prayed, "we
will keep him poor
Fond Father" Well, my son, how do
you like college? Your Alma Master has
turned out some great men. Young
hopeful Just expelled =" Yes, sir, he has
Just turned me out"
A definition of bankruptcy lately given
by an English judge is reported to have
been: when a man owes lot of money,
and lawyer and accountant divide the
estate between them
- What is your chief cons oation in
class. and she bushingly replied:-'' | don t
like to tell you his name, but l have no
objection to telling you where he lives
1t was a rich manufacturer of New
Jersey who said to his guests, Ladies ard
gentlemen after the greapes ye shill have
beef steak and masharoons, and thin yet
shii hev venison starlight from Venice"
The man capable of defrauding a
widow would be guilty of chasing a mos
quito for its fat.-Er Many men have
been guilty of chasing mosquito for it's
blood, and they were not very mean men,
either.
We never realize how awkward, how
excessively and deplorably faulty nature
is. so strongly as when we reflect on the
painful fact that she has never yet been
able to create a man that will fit custom
made shirts.
1t is reported that when the Gar met
the hero of Plevna, and congratulated him
on his bravery, the intrepid OSman re-
piled, "Sir, l fight for fatherand. y
True said the Car, land | also fight
for father land
New Orleans PicaYune: "Colorado
giants should be plarted early in the
Spring, in rows about two post offices
apart. They should be transpanted in
August, when college professors are on
vacations"
"A Harvard student was called to ac-
count for having publicly styled the Pro
fessor of Hebrew "a tirst-class mule"
He admitted having made the remark, but
Explain YOURSELF said the Professor.
"Why, frst-class mule is necessarily a
good He brayist.'
While he were counting over the col
lection money on Sunday last, the deacon
Of Washington church found an old and
faded piece of paper which, being unfolded,
proved to be his own nearly outlawed note
for $50 and interest, which the holder,
unable to collect, had turned into the
treasury of the Lord
Greece must feel very much like the
Burlington man who got up one night to
kick his hired girls young man out of the
kitchen because he thought he was staying
rather late, and on reaching the base of
operations found himself confronted by
four burglars, with clubs, revolvers, dark
lanterns, and quantum stuff of chloro-
form. He almost wished he hadn't made
up his mind to interfere.