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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1878-10-09

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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1878-10-09
Gel. w. ssaaatrs.

4 ~ wsrk We bat the greas a,al,,npx-
rettcd pirasupef 4 visit fro,p lids gentle.
nsap. l,swa< sIse guest aflDt. Bride Jones
for severai days. l'ersonally, We have,
froprold and .nost pleasant associations,
the glsst sincere regard f,lr cnl. Saui,,ier;
aud isbis rehIhs ,~Iiac5iy, That regard
lieigisfsns 70 salndiaii On "a, faIenfuf the
hsphestorder, or chara,a ,fl nc il,e most
ansnliied purify. snd fer~fvicesof the
n,usl substantial 81 Arales !. ini,is eibarac-
se's ar j'urA.ai@t I'e 4 .Ssnsr knewn 10
sisF sel,craEfublir; bud NE Isss cn.lrared
his'sa Y to the people "fSotspge 10 o,her-
rySs audep5 tsot bss~ fotpstra l,x them
70 kile s'sIhlifaiipn ;fr ca'rs,ge ami in
at&inle hdstiIy 10 principles shall live rs
MISUNDERSTANDING thern.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1878-10-09

We are always glad 10 lay nur excllan-
ger open 10 the u-e IL visitors and :hey
are al~aysswelconi Ia Rad then. 10 our
.dIice. i,ut we rnnnot corren. .ipdistri-
butte them abroad ~ rsan n they arrive,
.ifisu before, we rrsd them. ,W.sHAyEUsr;
poR rIIss, and dnnot receive tiieiii Us u
rn.sler Of la,Uiic accommodation.
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gnea. alNTEHSALtMEpIeisE will u~it,se.
ly cure any case VI rbeumatisn, on The face
.of the earth. Price n, bottle. sik hot.
ties. So. Said h. all " holssala mud Re.
tail Druggist. ne, Don't fail ~ ,sepd for cir
cnlar ." IIeIphrn.iiue & l,eplls. druggists.
Washington, ID. Co.. 6m.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1878-10-09
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AGA Il ID.

Tn all WIN are suffering fromtlic errors
aud fl,tli@ctcii"iIs nf YOUTH, nervous weak.
ness. ttiriy decay, hrs " niattii,aMl, &c;
will selnia nciIw that wIIleure y"u lilsE
OF CHARGE, This great rrnie,iy wa
discovered hy"a missionary in Ss,utl.
America. Srud u sclf.al,lrcssed envelope
ia. the tEv. JusEPii T. tSMAS, StdfioH ID.
ISi6ic House, N.W York CilD. ~.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1878-10-09
VI AR RI ED

F. sE's"4@E4 70 we VI --------s = 1888 ~ t'<
eomty,on ihe @2nd Of S-pt. q
th~ rrsidesreiaf tire brides father. hy the
REV. Mr. Harris. sihIT. Eftsieiick Reares
to-Miss. !Ialargaret ~! Caies.- Il Al, of Or
ange County. -''~.r'a'~ilr
: On, "Wednesday Oct. .u,i 10 GRANVILLE 60.
n by Rev. Gt, W. Terrell Rev. II. II
Micl,aux Of then. q. Conference NJ. +
Church TO Miss Sa.iie A. Davis " Gran.
willie Co. ..,....
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1878-10-09

= The following geutlsncn are ANNOUNCED
d. toapOgipg The Democrats Cen,ral
FEsssbiive eemmitise 70, the euunty Dr..
sanee, @T%e.@ e.
$ a.@ drtmn .Ma,he~ a'vaisr, G.
B. Green. A. ". ieathe,s. JAS. N. Alex,
andcr, Felix D Markham. Y, T., Clark.
THIS ilsl:, .. y. Guqirr. \. g. Cox.
rhIl lsIl i'.seh"dlJr m!(tuIc. Robert
llar:si .UT jig ~.y+4<
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1878-10-09
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Improved Rotary Harrow!
,. The Gnr't Ds."iq@.,~m FoWmiN
'.~ il The Invention If

~" The Invention of
.'"rneiids Watson yf Yanc,,,ilie. X. G.
'ItlIlS \ harrow srriIlar In ern,. l.,,,,,,,,.
L tal wheel. armed With -tx rows N te,th -
W arns rsslmting trmn fuh. iaId ryvolyjnn "a.
Sly When " rncaiuu around thr ayks. Fran, th,.
ctIllre eNiehtls ~ attn o. whlrh / aftat b,,i A
wrsgM h'S. whi~h wMn IN nee el,rs the rs,tIrv
ill,s.tagl e. the harraw. This ROTARY In.,iuri,
while es-,,TS the raft, j. itsslr rainllnsii,n
oi three motions! rotary, k,fwsId and 4 Is,,k.
ward maii. TINS rIE~tina ssep and tl,s,r,,,, IN
pnlteIizalinn nj The spil. rs,iuripx Il 10 4 Iinr
lilth. alld lea,tug Il rpfltrtiy level, wills ill.,,
hasfuw M iis revolutions. tIi~chafsrs 10 trash
aissl iRakRs ~ Hrsuinulatk as, Tie hsRaIs, ~.
yplNiiig ~ ~ axis iike the turning UT tlbe liar.
TnN ~ Tie el,d ~ flr rnw NEEDLES.
rs fhtie and ltDubla llarraws tnstIr. .ss
hir stJ.du, I'm. huTs sfu.
Orders -tHt 10 The sih~trilrVs u Yanery ,ila.
- or Eispu ~ The esli'sr ~ TN. Rsssst,Ist q
,'I fsrS., VA. we've pWii.SF- SSaGi,Sx.
5uis fsih o. BIZ isru eYsBryvihs. q.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1878-10-09

/, Many sisi,srs d Redmond ,rliave had
their attention. tirfected 1STi,e- ln,mtl,se
inass ~ lndlilngs IN Canal street. aud III!
leesIns ,ftoppm tzsrb .eaHa "ccupylns
yearly tlsu wh"Io block, fron, wh"se rs
ers-cs coa,s the rca.rIes- din yof work ai,'l
changer ~ machinery. and ffsun wt"Se
tall cl,Imnirs a-cend tie ccaspIpss volnisie.
cHs,hneJ BIZ Emt9I , k;h,sfiht t,tsslI$s
~ors bclow. Thefe dc the 'iahhhh Me-.
tro,nliian worksof W. r.. Tanner &C",
the Iabricaiyrs ~ The variyd marl'inery
lk,~4. ssi.slsiAsay hsniAlldria,sItbf grsw.
lug nc riculInrsi aud mechanical wants 81
Virginia ana Noftn Carolina --~
h T,e advertisement IN I,lils paper will
giseroasr ltlaa vi ise sStelitr aud variety
II u,wialisns. au,liws invite tpr'tal y"I,eh-
tss2IT. gasW fti,f clMmcpr of work Tile
MrlTolp,llIai, tyrrks have 10 surrrims. I
MI. j. W. IIodk,f Of ;hts place h agent
r,r this sccliyli. and his well ku"wn energy
aud iiue character \ liote will ltd al,un.
Jaul employment IN brinv',iv tile pro-
duel. ~ the Metropolitan Works in,p
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1878-10-09

In The successive organization ~ the Or.
a,,ge Guards. Here i@a singular c"inci-
asace instiiosuea-simu "t Tine Dirt e'n-
rlaana~rs ef each sage ~ it, existence
Originally fsrmeds 10 lsaz. The first C'p-
talfi wss the late IGaI, taldsaila.Ier ,Jni.rs.
Heorganized In Is55. It's Captain was
Dr. Prhie Josn-=. ssh of Gai. Cad Jairs;
ana On the neutrality-suspicious.. its Uaia ain
was H!sPsJane-, sin sf Dr. Pai,ie Jnas-.
aud Grandson Of Col. Cod Ja,lc-. fi,as pre-.
se,iting sucyrsslsn, Ny rfeiss line ei
deceni through father. son aud grandson.
= IA s~-~@ =
Henry NJ. Rna~n. the, IndrIsnden,
Rernblicxu Candidate for C.mgsrss. says
tahls ffte,.ds al Is well With "cate>
Bassy. "a Timi his h.n,e is la tile hands 81
Ids party, and that the sctioR afthe M"--
Meriing o,i the Ia Oct. win lie en,iurse,i
Ivy the people Oct. sud is's.
r.sse~. csss-. s.r~i-s 81 r.ss~cs H-r~..
We learn that the oieraliu',s oscastiag
aud curing are goiug an with great sc-
uvity. Tile iob@sen h ls,ier riisi'ed than
usual aud HE results ofrurIng aIc c"n-i.
,lerei A. more satisfactory tlIaa kT snuie
Years past fnm Drrsrnt indications, tie
prop1rtlon Of Inferior tobacco will I've very
mach sn.Hile, thar ls~t wear.
While cuung iswang 90, We l'eaT III
mere than the Usual numl,cF osiarns b,iF>
NED, by detective ii,es. uH~t pr'bal,Iy,
Mr.. W. n. Apdenrou ofiI.ts r"u"iy ls.I
uiie an "Wednesday evening last, Oiled
with very superior 'oha,cr Mr. Moses
Anderson. Mr.. - Pit,ard David Terrell
aud Jos. Uinsiesd, al-u of iI,is county,
each losta barn. ~ did alro Mr.. Charles
Crisp aud Mr. william, C"'l'r,t, both 81
the county Of Casweli, MT Gar from tie
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-12-05
4 NV IDEA.

Which is Destined 70 Be q Very Pvpu!ar one
Cakes, JumJies, Etc, Mlde BY MqchiH-
ery-A .Ne,o Enterprise By Mr. f. 4.
Kennedy II CdmIridgeport.
A new idea. and one which will undoubtedly
be appreciated BY Thousands OF people in New
England, /, just being carried into practical
operation by Mr.. r. A. Kennedy OF Cambridge
port. The ability aud enterprise which thi.
gentleman has shown in the manufacture Of
crackers and biscuits Of all kinds are best dem
onstrated by hi. constantly Increasing trade
and the size Of the mammoth establishment in
Cambridgeport, where his goods are made
Mr.. Kennedy has now purchased the .Holme,
tumble and Cake Machine" with the exclu-
sive right Of the New England states and pro-
poses 10 put into every iirst-cla,s grocery store
in New England 4 variety Of itch cake goods
(n addition 10 crackers and biscuit, which
will achieve an immediate sale and popularity
These cakes. jumbles, etc, will be found more
uniform, much lighter and more delicate than
can possibly be produced by hand. aud the
prices will be 50 low that all people can buy
them freely. The varieties, a. will be seen by
the list elsewhere, are very choice, but numer-
Gus enough 10 meet all the varied tastes of the
people. A sample box will be placed in every
trst-class grocery store and the public will
have chance TO test them thoroughly. Mr..
kennedy's large experience, well-known en-
ergy and wide business connections will en-
able him to carry out this new idea on a brosd
aud successful scale; and that it will result,
under these auspices, in an immense trade Of
mutual benefit TO all interested, manufacturer,
grocers and the public, there is not reason
able Doubt
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-12-05

Some Of the National Banks have de-
cided that after Jan. lst. when resumption
takes place, parties making deposits of
silver shsl receive silver in payment. In
other words. if they deposite So cen,
dollars they shall not be allowed 10 draw
out 100 cent dollars, for al that time the
government greenbacks and the National
Bank bills will be at par with gold This
decision OF the Bank officers has created 2
fearful commotion among the lovers of
dishonest money and they are bowling
themselves red nj he face over the tyr
amy of the mOneyed classes" ard the
oppression OF the people by the National
Banks" The fact that the buzzard dollar
is only worth So cents has been especially
gratifying 10 them, and the additional
value OF - cents, given II by the govern
ment, in payment of debts, has been
pointed 10 by them over and over again as
al instance of what the government can do
in the way Of creating values. Now, how
ever, when the practical working Of fiat
Naiuts - VI OusHk nome 10 tueIn. Iley can
find no words strong enough for the abuse
of those who propose 10 pay for a de-
based currency, with a currency Of the
same value. 1t is especially trying to
them TO learl that they will not be allowed
TO deposit silver to the value OF $50 and
then draw out bills that are worth 500.
Ii does not. however. seem to be very
just cause of complaint that bank officers
refuse TO be swindled or to allow their GUS
toners TO be swindled By the .smarties'
who pretend 10 know so much about the
power of government to upset the estab-
lished values OF the world. We trust our
soft money friends will not allow them
selves to become apopletir. till they have
searched themselves and discovered how
much they are going to suffer individually
by this conspiracy to defame the silver
dollar, the Peoples money"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-12-05

An old man named Bishop. master OF
an unknown sloop from Gloucester. with
the name painted out, which has been lying
ABBOTT Portland several months, was ar
rested last week for stripping the sloop
Newcomb at Great Chebesgue. Young
man with him escaped in dory. The stuff
was recovered, and a lot OF other stolen
goods. including four carcasses of mutton.
were found on board
The Directors OF the Sandy River Raj
road have secured sufficient subscriptions
to warrant them in receiving estimates for
the building OF the road. Contractors were
over the road last week. and will make
figures in few days. II is intended Ia pro-
cure timber and stone this season, and have
everything in readiness so the line may be
running next Summer. The rolling stock
is partially engaged.
During the year the following new
Good Templar Lodges have been establish
ed 10 Maine: Albion. No. l76. at A bion;
Starbird, No. ls9. at East jefferson; Malta.
No. ls0. at Windsor; Beacon Light. No.
ls2. at Iopsham; Great Falls, No. is3, at
West Baldwin; Central, No. Isl. at Pits
field. Fairfield, No. ls5. at Fairfield: Han
cock. No. lsG, at Skowhegan; Winthrop.
No. 1870, st Winthrop. A series of public
temperance meetings Is being held through
out the State under the auspices of the
order.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-12-05

The announcement that Miss Z. 5.
Jones of Portland is Atlanta" of the Press
is very interesting literary event. Her
poems and parodies have attracted wide
attention and her prose sketches. purport-
ing to be extracts from the Atlanta Week
iy, have been largely copied and have
given high reputation to that journal
which, it is hardly necessary to say. bad no
existence save in the lively fancy of the
author Of the sketches.
Her most important work, however, has
been the book reviews which have given
the Press a place in the very foremost
ranks OF literary journals, and have drawn
most unbounded encomiums from the best
writers of America A very good Joke. in
this connection, was the sending of q card
of invitation to the Century Club OF New
York to Atlanta of the Press" The card
bore the endorsement of Bayard Taylor,
E. c. Stedman, r. II. Stoddard and A.
K. McDonough, who felt certain from the
fine, strong and vigorous tone of the arti-
Giles that the writer must be gentleman.
They have since been very much astonished
and amused to learn that they had extended
the privilege of the Club to a modest and
refined young lady. instead of the good
fellow" whom they expected to meet Mr.
Taylor made pilgrimage to Portland tor
the purpose of meeting her, before he went
to Berlin, and expressed great confidence
in her future high distinction in literature.
She has versatile and brilliant fancy. a
remarkably quick and sympathetic insight
into the purpose and meaning Of other
writers, an abundant vocabulary and a
particularly fine and elegant literary taste
She is a writer of great promise and one
of whom her native State may well be
proud.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-12-05

There is q good old custom about this
time which ought not to be allowed to
drop out of existence. We allude TO the
practice of closing the stores at seven
O'Clock. representative OF Que of our
largest stores said the other day. what
trade We do after seven O'Clock will not
pay our gas bill alone" which leaves il to
be Inferred that some of the smaller stores
are not likely TO make both ends meet, even
on kerosene basis. Add to this the un-
necessary detention of so many employees,
and the temptation which the stores. left
open. offer to loafers, and it seems plain
that something very strong must be put
forward on the other side to make it worth
while to keep the stores open after seven
O'Clock. OF course, some stores. which
sell drugs and refreshments, will. as here
tOfOre. continue open. OF course. too. no
action can be taken unless il be concerted
and unanimous. But now what is wanted
is some smart man to head and start pa
per among the stores to the effect that the
signers will unite to close their stOres-say
from next Msnday-at seven O'Clock. We
GDel sure no one would regret the step, and
Its almost invarisble success in the past
entities 1t 70 serious confederation. Now,
who viii start the paperi
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-12-05
THE u. .. SIGNAL skRyICE.

Gradually the wild and ungovernable forces
of nature are, through science, inside Of use TO
man. Following In the wake Of the ingenious
Inventions for the use Of steam and electricity,
comes the organization ofthe U. 8. Signal Ser.
vice. Is 1t not wonderful that system could
be originated and perfeced whereby an operator
can accurately predict the weather Of distant
locality! And yet experience proves our
''storm signals" to be reliable. Equally great
are the advances made in the science Of med
icine. Step BY step. uncertainties and doubts
have yielded to absolute certainty. The
discoveries OF Harvey and Jumer have been
succeeded by the Golden Medical Discovery
Of DIR. K. V. Pierce. No longer need people
despair because some physician has pronounced
the lungs unsound. Hundreds OF testimonials
are on file in the Office OF DIR. Pierce from those
who had abandoned all hopes and had been
given up to die by physicians and friends.
Incipient consumption, bronchitis. aud scrofu-
lous tumors, speedy, surely, and peimanentl y,
yield TO the healing influences Of the Discovery.
II the bowels be coustipsted, use DR.. Pierce's
Pleasant Purgative Pellets. For full particu-
lars, see Pierce's Memorandum Book, given
away by all Druggist.
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-12-05
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 5. .s7s.
The Presidents Message.

We expected to be able 10 give ON
readers the Presidents Message thi.
week. hut the delay in receiving it com
pels u TO postpone it, publication till
next week. when it will appear on our
first page.
The Message j. not long. and deals in
a very candid manner with the various
topics presented TO the consideration OF
Coz gress. Il refers to the ravages OF
the yellow fever. and the necessity for a
national quarantine law 10 protect the
people. II discusses the rights of ciii-
zens and the necessity for protecting
every one in the free aud uninterrupted
expression OF hi. political belief At the
polls. a. matter of safety TO our whole
government. The President does not
ask Tor additional power. believing the
constitution ant amendments 10 be suf-
iicient for the proper protection of all.
but De does ask for an additional appro-
p:iaiion TO enable him to carry out aud
enforce the laws and punish those who
NAV be shown to have violated them.
lie gives no uncertain sound as to the
currency question, and promises that
resumption shall take place at the time
fixed. He does not advise further leg
islation on this subject, which could only
tend TO disturb and unsettle the bust
ness interests Of the country. lie treats
of our foreign relations iu concise ana
direct manner.
On the whole, the Message is moder-
ate in tone, but firm in those principles
which are regarded of vital import
ance by the Republican party. and it
will meet the approval of very many
who have not acted with that party in
past.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-12-05

HNN,o' n, N-->hvrih : OIi-c, Nov 4t y 80
IhAEc tins day taken OF Execution The ri-l.t that
george +. DAVIS has OF had AZ the time % j.4c al
Ltchlncnt upon Tie original writ, 30 wit October
:, \ u -, OF rcdccmlnE from mortgage C.. Iol..
H. tLrsiy, lated sept 3fih 4 II. ISIS ami record.
Ell IN hAhc"Ck County Registry Of Deeds, NeI 100,
rage $50, ~ tn" following described real state sit
lIated ia Ellsworth, bounded and described d. fol
lows, 10 Wit. beginning ON tine wet side of the
road leading tu tie Fails Village. al the northeast
corner OF lot owned and occupied by Margaret
Turner thence northeriy, following the we-, line
"I sai road, TWO and one halt rods to 4 take
thence north - west, eight rods 10 4 stake thence
southeriy, parallel ~ the line Of the road two and
one halt rods, 10 land OF SAID Margaret Turner
thence east south, on the north line of SAID Mar
giret Turner'S lot eight rods 10 place Of beginning
and containing twenty square rods, more ar less,
with the buildings thereon.
And shall sell SAID right at public auction 10 the
highest bidder therefor. at The office Of t,eo + Out
ton Esd IN Ellsworth. IN saIt Ounty, >atuT-
day, the 18th day ot December. \. b. I-1-, al 10
O'Clock Ia the forenoon.
\. r. DEVEEEUN, sheriff.
\ true cOPy-Attest.
5"4s y. Il. DEVEREUX, shera.