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In THE DISTRICT COURT Of sN0HoMISH
COUNTY, WASHINGTON TERRITORY.
H. w. Light, plaintiff, VS.
Daniel Leighton, defendant,
Complaint fled in the County OF Sno-
homish, in the office of the Clerk of said
District Court.
THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA BEND
GREETING
To Daniel Leis hton Defendant.
You are hereby required to appear in
an action brought against you by the
above named plaintiff, in the District
Court of Snohomish County, holding
terms at Snonomish City, in and for sail
County of Snohomish, Washington Ter
ritory, and to answer the complaint fled
therein, within twenty days exclusive of
the day of service), after the service on
you of this summons, it served within
said County of Snohomish, or if served
cut of that County but in this District
within thirty days, otherwise within six
ty days, or judgment by default will be
taken agains you, according to the prayer
Of the complaint.
The said action is brought to recover
Judgment for Tive Hundred and Thir-
ty-six dollars and forty eight cents On
the following grounds to wit, For board
and lodgings and goods, wares and mer-
cbandise furnished you and for money
due and payable to said plaintiff on as
signed accounts.
And you are hereby notified, that if
you fail to appear and answer the said
complaint as above required, the said
plaintiff will take judgment against you
for the sum OF Two Hundred and Thirty
six dollars and forty-eight cents and
costs and disbursements OF SUIT.
Witness the Hon. j. r. LEWIS, judge
OF said Court, and the zeal thereof this
2Sth, day of November, A. d. 1877.
Ii. A. GREGORY,
R103 6w Clerk.
". NJ. TIRTLoT, Atty. for Plf.
, 1878-03-13
Liberal Upon Religious Topics.

Yet not aiming to make war upon any
mans opinions, but giving every repre- :
sentative person chance to place their
opinions upon record in its columns,
whether they agree with those of the
publishers or not, as long as the proper
bounds of courtesy are preserved, Thus
Tar, while atfording the fullest opportu-
NIFTY for investigation upsn all topics, it
has not been found necessary to take sides
edltotlally in any religious discussions.
This course will be psrsued: The lead
ing feature OF the paper editorially will
be in furnishing, as heretofore,
, 1878-03-13

nnnn Can't be made by every agent
NHSS every month in the business we
furnish, but those willing o
work can easily earn u dozen dollars u day
right IN their own localities. Fave NO roum
to oxplaiu here. Business pleasant and hon
cradle. Women, and boys and girls do as
well as men, We will furnish you complete
Jutkt free. The business pays better than
aaything else. We will bear expense OF start
inc ysu. Particulars free. Write and see
Farmers and mechanics, their sons and daugh'
tcrs, and all classes In need of paying work ut
h~mc, shoald write to US and leaal about the
wnk at once. Now is the time Don't delay.
AdtrssA YR1E g. g. ANVuStu Nsjnr 6Sd
, 1878-03-13

CosT OF CRIME 1T should be remem
bsred, that single neglected vagrant
girl, near Kingston, N. Y. IS estimated
by careful computation, to have cost by
crimes and offences oil her and her prog
sny, over one million dollars to her coun-
IT,
, 1878-03-13

work steadily at the employment that we
furnish S66 per week in your own town.
You need not be away from home over night.
You can give your whole time to the work,
o. only your spare moments. We have agents
who are making over $40 per day. All who
engage at once can make money fast. At the
present time money cannot be made SO easily
and rapidly at any other business. 1t costs
nothing to try the business, Terms and 50
OuMt free Address ut once, II. HALLETT u
Co., Portland, Maine. nS7 II.
, 1878-03-13
NOTICE.

PARTIES, residing in Suohomish county,
and desiring to make final proofin Homestead
Entries may do SO before me in .SnohomisA
City, and save expences of going to the Land
Office at Olympia. Under the Act Of Con
gress approved March 3d 1877, the claimant h
not required to 90 to the Land Office in such
cases. ". NJ. 1IkTLOT.
"a: 9sa
, 1878-03-13
Original Hnf0rmati0

In regard to the productive interests
OF the northwest, gained by personal OBJ
servation, and in forwarding all the ma
terial interests of this region, especially
representing the
, 1878-03-13

Ley Go to a. ks. VVO0aiaarGl's Gallery
Isf the Finest Photographs. Corner Of Main
and Fonrth streets, Olympia, W. T.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-09-04

can produce for the fond Of man or the
beauty Of his home, with the nibrokeIl
forest that II was iiveyears ago; all oi
which goes toprove what mighty things
industry can accomplish when directed
by AN intelligent mind. q sound judges
nlent. and y guod taste, 4 ~
Rrturliiiig tsour nafsltiset and 10 the
houss, there were thoreof our ~ who
wesafDolisii enough tobolsirf ourselves
up into the vain beliefthat we had not
gone 10 the extreme limit Of our digestive
capacity, aud aceoriingly undertook 10
reiiew our attack upon the superb sIleci-
n,ens OF grapes That were, SO 70 speak,
wasting their "sweetnrss upon tie de.
serl air, !" but finding that We l,ad over.
estimated oui powers, and would there.
fore soon be repuised, desisted from nh
further attempts. So frightened was el,e
nemter, that, lie called upon Capt.C.
TO make haste and return 10 Mai, Jones
the Compauy's thanks.'' And .hisofiicer
lal~ring under the like appr.lleBsio,ls Of
diS,strnns defeat, responding at once 10
the call; aud ina few appropria.eTe'narks,
reluraed his own and the. Co,ppaay's
thanks f'T this act of courtesy and tliis
elegani iestertaiiment, which he assured
the Maj. WAS fully enjoyed 10y all, and rx-
pressed % llmths high regard and esteem
in which the members 0f the Company
held him ~ u soldieraud asa gentleman.
and alsotne lsst wish Of THE Company
that honor may always he t,is; and that
peace may ever be IN lisi,oine. and pros-
periiy IN his palaces.
Thuswas passed afr. Editor one of the
pleasai,:eSt aftrrilooi,s your writer ever
spent. SOFT int 80 bad after all To "Be.
long 10 the Army" u. q
ffEEea W YOURS Truly,
.-' $50 = sss4.fz4 MEMBER.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-09-04
M %. r.srle,.

Til. gentleman. the aseut ofthe Ete
Iroh Works of charln,;e has ieen in il,ir
compuuiiy some time engaged ~ tie
business 10 which i'c II ~ we'll skilled.
lis has just putin operation fnr i. ~.
Pogue Tor the manufacture Of The Sitting
Ball smoking tobacco iine engine irom
the Erie works, aud has also recently put
up ons st Dlrham for W. r. blackwell A
CO; both of wlIcA give complete satisiac
tlon. Mr.. Tarpicy has also rccrnlly lait
up aII the machinery needed for the
manufa9ure 81 smoking tobacco. bo.l, ior
". n. Pogue and u. =. Jones, aud did =
great deal of the same work at Durham.
aud az skilled aftisan We DO i,oi ihlnk
lie can 10 surlmssed We have seen his
work. and II u s,Hd
A agent :or The Erie Works. Ne y ros'ly
70 receive aud MI ali orders promptly
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-09-04
fbr Me Recorder.
HlLIs.,oao Aug. siii, 1873.


nlliSAoho.AuS. @ttit 1900
Ma EDiraR. 3.
Dear SIR iwuuld he pleased tnrxpress
thr~eh y,ur columns the ri.irynrnt that
xc. nss,nbe,s II Ihs Orange Uuar,ls de-
rived fruia accepting ~, iuyitallo,,. exlen-
dr,l Ia Us by Msj. "A. y. Janes. gallant
officer of the ist Reg. 10 visit him, on
Friday 2srd last, at his lovely homie. nh>
der the shallow % the nld Oconeecleo
Maunialns, aud l,artake " so,ae " his de-
Iicious fruits. Arriving 10 squads atihe
Archie sgsiug. situsiesii1 the l,eautiful
little dell iliuugh which tile alI,rach to
his residence winds lis way. we all st"i'-
I~,l To qurncl, our thirst with lie sweet
waicts.m and is cJilrct our fnfce that we
might ASCEND tie hill Ina bosiy. Euner-
vinr from il,e little skirtof wtsair just "a
frunt ~ The house, We bvl,eld, uiIurr tie
shallow af The trees In the gruye, tabies
gr,mning under tile weight of something
cuyered wilhtie whitest 81 sl,tls-s linen.
Entering the lrunt piazzar, where CHAIRS
awaited our weary liinLs We met the inas-
icr ~ tile huu-r. whose c,rdlal grasp 81
tile harL, with which le greeted his
guests, wh.~e bland sinlle, a,nl Whose
eeuisl welcan,s which combined courily
hospitality wiih rural abandon, son
placed the liumblssl of his visitors at their
ease. Being seated, and engaged ,foI
while, in The pleasantly ola lively, and
4. times hunanruu-, conversation, we were
invited out Intn the grove; aud when our
l.~i removed the white veil which ob-
siructed our view, what did We l.ehold. a
iit sIgl,t fos tile Artists brush. But, de-
scending frum The elevated totle baser
aud more murhid feelings, the sight was
onc, III which Nature aud Art sesn,ed 10
have unitel .Icir chorus of beauty, tasic-
iuI arrangement, richnes-, and plenty 10
tempt tl,e lslI,aire iuduIging eur taste
h, tl.r ,ilnsssl extent, With ihesweet flavor
o! cold Juicy n,elous. soft lusciO,'s pcachss
aud lI,s n,osl perfectly ril~ gfalrs. ~ Al
the improved sarirtirs--wc A last rsali.
zed that ws wsrc. but human, that nature
hal exhausted ,erscIf. and That any
further attempt ta crafty the palate,
panLur TO the appetite. orconsume the
iouu,rous feast laying ,iedahiiy bcfnre iis.
.wmld ts lnt suicidal. aud ibercime ac-
cr,dr,l an Invitation from nur hust "
take walk with him through his highly
cultivated and sxccrdinHly productive
vn,sien, With The hope, tl,nt oat Walk
might, 10 snme extent. relieve nature OF
her embarrassment. While walking
,Lruyt his garden aud aruund bis
grounds. one could not forlcat contrasting
~ present condition % lie l'lsce, now
teemtng with ali llle fruits that Tie soil
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-09-04
STATEMENT OF THE BOARD OF
9as COMMISSIONERS OF ORANGE
COUNTY.
For Mc Month of Aug. 1873.


THE boanlp,eto on the LIST Monday in
| August, thefull nunbcrof Commissioners
beiiIg present, aid sat III continuous ses-
sion until The 23rd Or the month. revising
AMI al'portioning the county lax foi tile
current fiscal Year We have already.
stated that tile county tax is liked at %
cents on the hundred dollars, wLicl, isthe
lowest rate since the war. In 1868 the
county tax was 80 GENTS on lie hundred.
since then, under Democratic adn,i,listra-
iiull IL has been gradually reduced 10 its
present rate. In the meantime, aid
during the process Of re,luciion, the county
debt has l,een paid of. aud To-day Orange
County does not owe cent.
Owing to the absence of tile Treasurer
Mf. Parks. who IL ut present an invalid
tile Clerk OF the Beard cannot furnish 4
statement of the official annual settlement
will, that officer. 1t will be furnished
suDsea Iently.) fses
The following Is the abstract Of the
meeting of the B,ard at lis August
meeting! 81 s +. ...s
II II ordered that The following persons
be exempt from paying Poll Tax for the
gear 1878 on account OF disability: r.
William 7. Tilly. 4. Q. Ray. VIM. II.
Monk, JiW, 2. Taylor, Ward, Jas.
Mct'a,ianis, Simpson Woods, Sam'l Nj.
Parker. @l fsa.
n. e. Cash and John w. Terrell were
exempt from working the Public Roads
on account ~ disability. ..
Licence WAS granted to Garrard & CO..
10 retail spiritsin Durham for 3 nnmliis.
II was ordered that the bridge aver
Emo at BDwn's Mill be repaired, John u.
Hart, Wm. Tapp, and II M Jones were up.
lpintcd Commissioners to let the repairs
,,ut 10 the lowest bidder .-.4.~, aal
w. =. Roberts was transferred ut his
request from the ioadun which VIM. Dod-
son Is oycrseer, IA that section on which
Cl,as. Smith is overseer as hand 10 work
miI~ai,i road. H.. .~
Tie following amounts were ordered TO
be l'ai,l by the Treasurer: ar' s&4
A. L. Holden. S222,3l, W. c. Mason 81 90,
q. II. Wilson $3.50. q. A. Barbee $i.9S,
John H. Watson si5,70. Nm. Bowling
$ls.9eo &. 4. Smith $3.50, VIM. A. AL
lison S34 ~. Merritt Cheek Sg,44, S. ).
Webb, Sss.6i. =. II. Imrcntine $2i.s7,
Wm. n. Tate S. %. A. X. Umsied 80 q,
w. A. Sutherland 500. ID. NJ. Durham
40 CENTS. w. II. Durlmm 81 ~. ID. Biggs
Si.o5. T. w. atta$lI ,95. J. n. Black wood
ss5.i5. >. ID. Cameron $500 Jno. Arm
strong SIs,0o. "A. ]. King $40. NJ. q.
HcrpsLn s...s5, Thomas II. Hughes. Sl2i,-
~, w. ID. Gates Sl0,OO. @ #
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-09-04
OBITUARY.

On the night of tile 25lhof June at the
.residelrte Of j. s. McAnulty, Esq; David
Woods departed this life IN ihe eighty
third year of his age, leaving one daugl,s
ter, fn,ii grandsclildren and n,aily rela-
tiyes aud friends 70 mourn their l,,ss. Ill.,
5R Squire David Woods was Born IN Or
ange county North Carolina, on 2sth day
nf Ortober, l795; was snarriedt to Miss Mary
Robinso, In ISL and enligrated westward
early IN 1921, and settlei in Tenn; in the
part now called Hardeinan county. Was
i neinber or il,e first court organized IN
HarIenIan county, and served on the
bench for eighteen successive years. Was
a member of the Methodist church for
forty years, and died trusting In Jesus for
salvation 9i
He was an honest man, had no enemies,
was of strict Integrity, ioved aud respected
by all, was d great favorite Of tile young;
they were always glad 10 see uncle Davie,
as they called linn. had known him
several years and never saW.hin out Of
hunior, hut he Was always pleasaiit aiid
cheerful. Iieiook a great delight IN talk
ing Of the things Of the past, aud would
relate them in All interesting manner.
He lied on the 18th Of June, alter Il
painful illness Of nearly four aud half
nrm'l,s, and passed. calmly and serenely
away TO the other shore. He survived all
Of his children hut one, JsS. McAnulty's
wife, has two half brothers yet alive. ~
In the death Of Squire Woods our
community has lost o,ie its most dis4
citizens. the Methodist church
one Of lis oldest members, the graud.chil-
lreil an affectionate grandpa, and the
daughter u devoted father. -Botirar Tenn.
Butietia. & = s. 4. f ~ -,t
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-09-04


Yuu deserve 70 sulIer. ailL II you lead =
miscrahlc. Unsatisfactory lite III this lrnii.
lifni world, " Is entirely sour owE fault
aud there h only one excuse fr y",i,--
your unreasonable prejudice aud skepil.
cisrl, which has killed tl,uusands. l'ei.
snal k,inwlsdge and common se,ise rra.
snnllg will soon slow you tiia, Green's
August Flower will cure you ~ Liver
Complaint, or Dyspepsia, with all It's
mien.hle effects, chsu rs sick bea,lache'
raihiiatloi, of the heart. sour stomach,
haJilnal cnstivenrss Of The head, nervous
proslratioil, low spirits, &c. lie sales now
rcach every town on the Western con-
tiir,,t aid No, Druggist lmt will Tell yen
o. III wonderful cures. You can buy y
sanlac Boitie fur iOcents. Three dnsrs
Will relieve yuu.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-09-04

We saw q day ortwn gotwo straw hats
made By q dsugi,ieref srr. Geurp pirkar,i
ofthis county remarkable fnr their beauty
%. sl,a:e aud con,ciluess of hsn,lwark.
They were made ~ selected wheat straw,
and one ef ihcn was equal ia The l.e-i
Mack,nsw We have seen during tile sums
mcr. The other was n somewhat rnnrsei
material. II would be faiu, pn,i~c n,ereiy
% say tlle work was crcdilsi,le 10 tile
young lady. twas really SUPERIOR, aud
would 10 credit b. the wvsi skilled sark.
nlan Let ne have more of them.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-09-04
pe..l. rcap,. ). .. era,ager.

. The Wilmington papers n,ourn for the
death vfuie oi The nio-t prominent citizens
Of ti,e sily, whIci, oecurresi at Williams
part on the 9th ult. Capt irainger was
3s years of age. a na:iveo Ireland, for the
last IL years a resident Of Wilmington,
well known through the State as an active
Quaitesalaster during the war; -ince The
war President nia tank In Wilmington,
aud pru,nine.it im all tile active business
Interests OF the community in which he
lived. "F N
Referring 10 liisdeath uie P4ayterian
says with eminrn. ptaptiet,: "'rhe loss
~ no other man im oli State would have
east ~ deer arall of glaom, over our
comm ui'ity?h k.sk H. /.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-09-04

Tie plaguc..agrr through iiearIy THE
whole Mississippi valley. Penple ,of our
own bl,sod are the sufferers, Coinmu,Ii-
ii-s With which we are closely connected
by ties Of blool and ties af business aIe
the victims of the terrible scourge. Cui
oil Ly cruel Int necessary quarantine laws.
they are hrnim,ai In 20 suffer or 20 perish
within the GORDON drawn around them.
they need helE the help Of mouey aud
The help Of supplies. Aud there Is u
gehero.is resDonse almnst every where tu
their wants aud their cries. From distant
Englal,d. and froln The frisid North, aii,l
the reniute West o.nis furlll liberal c.sli-
irihuliuns fM the afflicted. win noihing
be done here when there Is MT a town &c
village Ia the infested rgion that does
not contain scores of North Caollnians,
that ioes not contain scores even ofOr-
auge couiIty people? =. n
Let u he up aud dung. Poras we are,
W. can ,lo something. The little ,iroI~ ~
cr,,spiatiun That every community can
oiir sill swell into one mighty streap, sf
mercy to bring comfort 10 many sick Ds
dying l,r,i. ~. %
Tie country as well as The towns eau do
something. AL lave friends in tlm ,lerb.
lated rrgipiL hut apart fruni that, it u
Tie cause afhuuianry. Let isnUt fail in
our rcagnition u the common respous.-
bili,y. .8fE4.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-09-04
F0r The Recorder.

MR. EBTToR. tss
Willyoug give me place for few lines
~ reply % zone of the female sect for ller
rather inerceIess snubbing IL ny criticism,
on dress Mr. Editor, II there Is any
thing ! do love, 4 is y pretty won,an; and
ifthere is anything lido admire it is a
pretty woman well dressed; and when
ZONE 81 tile female sect'' advises me To let
Tile SUBJECT alone asa thing slisiastcful To
me, SHE mistakes MY tastes and condemns
me to let alone very pleasapt topic. II
isbecause a,inirs dress so mucl, that
am led 10 dwell upon What ll,iak the
81 rs use.
am glad that ZONE ofihe female sect N
agrees with me 4, condemuing what i
cou,ienui. When tii,L sucl, allies, re-
knpl Il ir,t licI,slesS Size agtees with me
tIHst tisen. rs ~huss Mhru Woman
niakeS s,,cl, q concession, lhra fashion
proves NOT 10 l.c aIlogcller nnniroienl,
II, the Struggle between fashion AMI pl0-
,priciy. g,ui taste ami sound Judgment
ought q, Ire an ilic si,Ieof tile latter; aud
even iipnsr whos sonc ofihe frnlale secln
seem. ,ovi,e M, A. ,u.rripible Il, ,,,elr de-
yo,ia, 10 extremes. ma, in linn. yi.ld n,
tl,e esam,,le nj lway, nw.rf,l wlnu sci l,v
tl. ,,nri,st and yirtuous. -..
I,ut tI,e writer az Tie communication m
yoar lad, says .ihe ia,lie- tisrutr meas
clear right u,slyise them alas,t tI,.ir
,lr.s,,, a., the Yr,a,,,d that m,,, al, mon MI
way. dress th.ir wi,,.. anil d.u,I,t,.rs
That 1. true. MANY l,,.,m,.l. aud n,a,,y
fathers ,crn,i, ,,,.ir o,,,i. m,,., und
"a n,,yi,,. th.ir own ,ir.,,,.,
,nd M ,l,.,r f,n,i,,... i..i,,.. w,,,l,. ,i,.y
lie aforesaid husbands or father. Ion,,r.
idly al,out IN. streets. very ro,,t.n,ptibIe
subjects. "a, lie sure. such creatures mr..
moi worthy Of any defence. They ar. mot
.n,i,l.d 4, nm ..ini.n Hut ,I,., .,,,a. nan
,Ii.,.,se IN Ill. .,h;a,., n th. n,o,her ~
IN. ,,a,.,,,.r ,,,,.,a.l.n, n r,Ii,,,.,.
FIR liz. ,,,n,i-l.n ~ her own d,..s. ti,,f
A.. 49,, ,,,l, ,,ar in,l.,and.m ~ ol,..r.
y.,,.., s, ~ ,,i,iei.., ~ c.,.ur,. N .,,,.
,,,m, h r.,r wh,,, ,lo,. .h. make
,hs ,li.,Ia, .f,I. c.,.,,r ~ ~ iii. la,l,io,,. ,
I,,,.s .,,.. i, i, = ,,l,a...h.rs.lf? Il-w,.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-09-04

Brother Cameron. Of the Hillsboro Rc.
corlers Tells US. IN his last, about his trip
% Richmond III company with The North
Carolina Mrrcliantsr Excursion. lie en-.
joyesiit, aisd we might feel some little
envy, 'bai i subsidies wI.e,i We rea.sntcr
that "ur'e-sscns irolis,s Is ct down as HE
oldest ,,ember ~ the Stale Press, aini il,
tlrrefors entitled ny right of srniorily 10
the largest slice of happiness. - EtisdLeth
Ci,5, hcoaossist. & ii
Types DO nat always tell Tile truth, and
we yield yesy ci,~eriuils iosbnllpr cnvsy
it;cpalm" VI seaipriiy. Hut we reflect now
with satisfaction on oilr ..slice. af hap
pine~" Are We came out from itch.
ninI,d wiihauta sr,krn lsr, The price ~
tntther creeey's happiness 4, Sas's Head.
Gen Jos, Il. Joi,nsoli las been ,oni.
mattel for congt+s froni the Ricl,nan,d
Districtef vlfginia. lsB
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-09-04
Crops 6e.

Tie raius continne. MT too heavily, but
most lieueficei,tly. Con is duing we'll,
aud spite of the drought of July, the yield
promises To lie hut little below an average,
We learn that toiarco. except what was
injuaed by hail, and the very early plan-
ted which suffered from, dnUugl,t. Is ,loing
finely t"lton ia This. county is doing a-
w.llas could I've wisisrd, the only draw
back being that II Is soniew hatiats. This
y a crop almost aa important 10 Orange
rs iobacco. the-yield ,,eing betwevn foul
thousand and six thousand bales, an,.
always nkmg higher than amy upland
eatou raised IN the State except that frunl
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-09-04

Frau what wrlsani, we iim we have
NOT erred 10 saying that tI,e rei,on,ina-
timlof this gentleman fnr Cm,gfess Is not
unIy acccpiabie. % the rr,pie 81 Orange.
Iut Il u exactly what ti,ey ds~irei. We
can Nlmost believe that Ills msjority will
lie a. large as 1t ever was. csriain u Is,
that many good Democrats who follower
josiah Turner frnna personal motive are
ssot prepared 20 q, farther at is,Se,st nj lis
tIddipg. Tlsey flilcd all the require.
issa&of frienalsl.ip when they votrl for
lsinf Cor the Legislature. They do not re-
cognize The prorrietyof present farther
elevation, especially sInce Turner's curt
ship Of the ,ssro yoic. aud I,ss drnui,cia-
iieno ali that Is Democratic leaves little
doubt about his real position; and The
Democrats ~ Orange are mot yet ready %
confczs themselves radicals, or aid tiiai
party torrtarn % ro~er. II BE-
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-09-04

mulberry trees or come wrapped mp III
coeoons, bur that close attention 10 them
will! reward the laoor bestowed. When
understood and closely followed, the pros
duction Of raw silk is more ren,uneIatiye
than cotton growing. II is always u
marketable crop, and could be successfully
managei by our small farmers.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-09-04

The Raleigh Observer says; About Que
hundred Year, ago the first bale Of coiion
was shipped from North Carolina. In The
i,rxt twnm three days uur friend sIr
Faanarh will sI,ir al,ale ~ raw silk 10
Mar-rilles. This ~lil lie the first silk ever
shipre,i frOm the State. Mr.. Fasnach has
plantation uf almut 40 OF 800 tre-s,
The mor,is muIticaulis fever swept over
tie South some years agn, and while II
rage,l the prople became iaundiced BY
luoking at imaginary gold. Mr. Fasnach
says that big Uonan1as don't grow oil
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-09-04

s. II. CAREISaroN keeps on hand a
iirst rate article Of brandy. whiskes. aud
everything else that is found in first class
bar.room. His old r,c whi.key EIGHT
YEARS OLD, is superior. the very ,hing for
the sick. aud will nst hurt the we'll.
Call on Brougbton. who Is Always ready
toserve ia HE bet style. 49,.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-09-04
A c A r d.

To all who are suffering from the errors
aud iiidiscreiions of youth. neryons weak
ness, Early de,ay, l,,ss Of n,aiihatl. DC: 7
will send q rccii,e tha: will cure yoi FREE
OF CHARGE. This great se.ne,iy was
discovered by missionary in S.,utl:
America. Send u scif-ad,lresse,i envelope
to the REV. JnsErH Y. INMAN, Station ID.
Bibte House. Ncso York CGty. 4. 1y.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-09-04
Ase,ae...s nr.,ner creery.

We lrSru wlili much regret that Mr.. II.
II. creecy, editor ofihe Elizabeth City
Economist had .ne % his legs broken
while lathing At Nags Head. This II his
second similar accident from the game
cause. Brsi,er cNvcy takes 10 The water
like fish, but the water sceins deter
mined % repcl him, for 1t always set
shares for him. '2'@
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-09-04

Mr.. Arch Hall has brought ~ cuurie
of apples. --or rather more tilan euuple--
40 curimeiy nnltei that u hhsri 10 say
whether they are single, twins. or trip.
lets. Each apple has one stem end. hut
oie Of them has three blossom ends; and
starting ss oae, they branch OF inta two,
and into three. aud altogether rresent q
csrious sight They are mt specially
tempting ~ lie lmiair. and curiu~ity ssrrs
may nnd tl,esa sH exhihitiou At our pIiice
foEsome timc % cou,e.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-09-04

cannoi the ladies ~ Hillshoro get up
sunlp entertainment for the beuefit of tlie
yellow Fever sufferers Let W hear
from tIlcni.