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JET: HER FACE or HER FORTUNE

Novslciie, ard -toriese, Amcriesn nE, will h.
girrn ny Christian llrd 1anstarcr fenliuarr " col
-on, Albrtt Rho.ies. Eeherva Iiafalnr DuVis, IA
safd Iisiiaay. John Esicn taske. Iieraee o. Sud
d'f ilfmf fhillit- AMI othcr urii-known writer.
TIE Iiuu-.-' 1t Arristou's ioarnal h b. l.. a.
way irssh, rttsItaiutnE, NiNatings. suggestive g.
dive stirring h,ian, pictorial iusiratioa Il piares
aud tnusifcf ds-sfl Itina " the out sf-thr-Nay
Phass> 81 lite c.sals uIs'n s.zial. literary and AT
topics dramatic sksishs. ct sd,sntufe. sntcriain-
iuE N,-ip ai-st Distinguishes, fsope, sricl~- that
exhibit the ehanc-. Nhsthef ~ rissx a. - deiine
an.auE dinrreni tF,st,is~
ttnss. % ccsls lrt nututgi, .ioo Isr annum.
postage ptefais b, tho tuhlisheis tlub of ave
topics Sat uiie seaf. >i2uU.
Descriptive tifculsIs. sh''vinr rlut-ats., wiil h.
>eni ul-'n application, frre.
D. APPLETON a CO, Pnbli.her..
NEW NOttk.
Subscription, b. tho al.,,e r,ci,ri AZ ihi. ofs,,
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PASSENGERS FOR THE NORTHEAST
can puphase Tickets. all nail, via
GORDONSTILLE, WASHING ron, Mum
WORE AND PHILADELPHIA.
N e w Y Q r. x,
OR VIA
RICHMOND AND old DOMINION STEAMERS,
which have Richniond AZ High Tide, SUNDAY,
Tuesday and Friday
FOR NEW YORK

PAssENGEEs ron THE SOUTHEAST
and tho Atlantic ,uasi Line, br all southern At
lantic Points.
e. a o. STEAMERS leave Cincinnati daily At
400 l.. NJ, connecting at Huntington with EXprezs
Trains for the Famous Summer Resorts aud springs
of the Allegheny Mountains aud the cities IN the
East.
Through Tickets ioI sale al all principal points
last, North, south, West, Northwest aud SOUTH
west; In Cincinnati AT III Walnut street, (Gihson
House At Grand Hotel and on G. a o. steamers.
CONWAY u. HOWARD,
e. ". OAKLEY, e.. a T. A,
W y, Agent I.ichmoBd, Va.
IN Walnut, s., Gin, q. 30a
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Florida.

Tho Type on which this paper j. printed Is iron
Me above F0nndry In JdriNAt
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Pullman Palace Cars withou, Change

NV ADVERTISEMENT.
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TRAINS SOUTH BOUND.

STATIONS. NJ FL 4. Nj IA Ssn 81 s' 4,
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RAILROADS.
SOUTHERN n.R.
IN EFFECT DECEMBER 9th. 1877

TIME TABLE NO n.
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TRAINS NORTH BOUND.
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\. T.. stage, Agent, stanford, ny.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1878-04-17
SILVER CITY. NEv. WEDNESDAY. APRIL II. 1873. ve
Delinquent Sale.

SSOUTH END MINING COMPANY-LOCA-
- ton Of prin, ,p,l place of business, San
+ ancsco, California; l. C tion Of works,
Devils uate Mining District, Lyon county,
state of Nevsda.-- NOTICE There are
delinquent upon the following d scribed
stae., ON account OF asses nent (No. ~ levied
on the Ninth l9lh) day OF January, 1873, the
III eral amouuts let opposite he ames Of
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1878-04-17
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

~ Office IS HEnEBy GIVEN THAT THE
IN eopartnership oeretofore exiting be-
tween CLARK Cleaver nj Kimber Cleaver ia
hereby dissolved by mutual consent, Clark
Cieaver to make all collections and pay all
debts Of the company.
CLARK CI.EAvEk.
KINDER CLEAvER.
February 2lst, 1873.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1878-04-17

uDHILLIP aEYER OF THE SILVER CITY
II Brewery, requests all those indebted to
han TO make In mediate payment and therby
saw collectors coats. Commence the new
year with balanced ledgey.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1878-04-17

Ard In accordance with law and an amended
order Of the b ard of Director mad on the
twelfth tl2l day o. October A. ID ls'e, omany
shares of each pal lei of such stock as may be
necessary will be sold at public auction. at
tue ofics OF said company on I EsDAY, q 9
TwtNTY-sIXTH day OF March, ID 1878.
ut the hour of two (2l O'Clock P. NJ. of Id
day to pay said delinquent assessment thereon,
together with costs of advertising and l.
penses OF the sale.
j. W. CLARK. Secretary
Office Room NJ. 2, AIS California street.
San francisco. Calf rnia.
POsTPONEMENT.
The day Of sale Of the above d. scribed de
liDque,t stu Is postp, nod iro'n M ch 10th.
1878, to April 18th. 1873, snd will then take
place at the our nam d above and q room NJ.
g. 3ls Pine str ct. San Francisco, California
BY order OF the Board Of Directors.
j.. CLARK. Secret ry.
Marc 2lst. 1873.
N.B-The flee os the South End M ming
Company has been removed TO Room No.
S18 Piue street. Apr ! LIST, 1878. By order OF
the Board of Direct rs
J. W. CLARK. Secretary.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1878-04-13
The Paradise Of Whisky Drinkers.

An arrested "moonshiner' says Their
are about 200 illicit distilleries in Put
nam County, Tennessee, five being in $
circuit of one-half mile. Every bushe
of corn used produces an average Of
two and half gallons of whisky, and
the price of corn in that locality seldom
reaches 50 cents bushel, making the
price of whisky less than 20 cents ga.
Ion 1t is generally sold at from 81 TO
So per gallon.-Memphis Acalaachs.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1878-04-13

\ -, ~,
ana not lose nnucn IN hesn. we have
men Inv y!Hs variety,
~hIch Hss Inis sPiine Iaid Y
eggs IN ~ consecutive oays' ana they
a ave-: m "elsns i,o n 0o Srains each.
ms sNes ln ainouh. IS'oU grams or
Ia'hei lioie liiah tnlN P9nios aVolr-
uupois, VI Mnlcn 1 1mo aua quarter
Poulius Is wa'er. me uo.en or more
o!n'es VI a i,on hu.ii,i'e nii'.iiai parted
Mitn III = uays "oaiu seem 70 ne pro-
ous VI ~ uPo. .ne small Physl-
N"' s'i .o.uio vi s"e onu, ou' 'heie were
'io vi, ,,o,c..iohs ei eHhai,'ioh'
hlie !. y 'rue lia' tile duichening OF
an esg winch results III 'he pirth OF
ma - no inoie maj ,e.ous process
vi ie'ui' INA" inc emu, yo'i1 ueVeiop-
iien' VI any ciea:uIe eiioweo win Inc
my ioue PiinoiPi1 Vi me- ye' .nere
ale some circumstances connected with
y WHICH iiiaAe 1t y MATER Vi GREATER per.
PieAi', anu Wohue!. iieie Is an oval
%hi,e oouy oohsis'liiS VI eaicareous
ns' "i.n,n "nion thefe are
aonio scini-nuiu suos'ahces' CONSIST
mainly Vi aiouiiieii anu wafer,
". mitno.' any vi ms III iact
Ihefe Is no me- IL Is SIMPLY mass OF
ueaa' iii :,I iiia''er. lax as much
as we VIII ABOUT tne germihal prlnciple
in'oi.eu III the STRUCTURE Vi .le egg, we
are totaiiy uiiaoie 10 reco ghize II or form
any conception Oh It's nature Inere Is
no evidence OF the presence OF any germ
OF pr1nciPie OF lie Whatever. Inc egg,
iei' 70 itseh' decays IKE other organized
substances put Win our assistance in
Simply Transferring IL 10 place where
the temperature Is Kept IN certain uni
FORM eohdition, IN a Few weeks the aibu-
men, WATER OH and mineral. salts are
transformed INTO iiving chlck, which
lhr'sts us httie oeaS through the shell,
ana IN Ten minutes Is running about al
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1878-04-13

The whole usually weighs about a
thousand grains, of which the. shell
makes a tenth part. The chick-making
materials, exclusive of water, form only
one quarter of the weight of the liquid
contents, or only about 200 grains. This
seems to be a small beginning upon
which to rear the full-grown rooster.
The bulk or quantity, as found in hens
eggs, and, indeed, in the eggs of all
birds, is wonderfully disproportionate
to the size of the mother bird. The lay
ing of eggs must be regarded as par
ticularly exhausting process, and yet
fowls will keep it up for long time
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1878-04-13
DWELL, Colonel, Won dined with the

SWELL, Colonel, you dined with the
Governor yesterday-who was there"
said a Kentucky gentleman TO another
Kentuckian, Well, SIR" replied the
Colonel, throwing back his head, dig.
ging his hands deep in his Trousers
pockets and spreading wide his legs
:. there was me, sir, and besides myself
there were four other heightened, ele
giant gentlemen from Kentucky, gen |
tleman from Virginia, two men from
Ohio, fellow from New York and
son of a gun from Boston, sir. WI
you take drink, sirp"-Boston Post.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1878-04-13
THE "Baby's Best Friepd, is the mosse

The "Baby's Best Friend' Is the moss4
propriate title for DR.. Bulls Baby Syrup. III
absolutely free from Opium, Morphia and o.
er powerful agents, is perfectly safe and m
bic under all circumstances, and, by anaJ
the usual Stomach and Bowel Disorders o. r
byhood, keeps the child from fre:ting andg|
ing, SO injurious to itself and annoying ri
Price, Is cents.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1878-04-13

George Bancroft is resolute NJ
er of the newspapers. He subscribs y
all the prominent journals Of tie co~
try, and clips as he reads. His soy
books are many and large.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-08-21
The National.

A new PAPER. published In the old Re.
gistrr--raiical oiiice-apl'ears ~ the orgai,
of the new wing ofthe Republican, party
No one claims paternity, aud no one
knows who furnishes supplies Ia run Il.
starting withou: subscription list, iha,
last excites some suspicion. II runs up
J"siai Turner as candidate for cougress
Where ,loes ih. money come from tu run
the Natianal > Democrats are called upon
To support tile l'aper. NJ the organ of the
workingman. against the bond holders;
but when ils candidate, Jasiah Turner,
calls upon the negroes Ia support him
against proi'erty lmidrrs, white Democrats
nj least ought TO give tile National au,l II.
teachings a wide berth.
The Nationals, with sone plausible
features, Is only another nan,e far worse
form of ra.iiralisnt. How could IL b-
otherwise with Beast Butler as their
chief APOSTLE, and ths bl,mi Thirsty
kearny ~ their chief mouthpeice
More Of the Nationals hereafter.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-08-21

From what wesec and hear, tile pres
eni condiIion Of the crop is good. The
showers which. have been frequent since
tile last week ia July have developed n
very hralthy. vigorous growth. That
portion of the crop planted late Ii ~ good
as could be wished; while the early croI,
was siinied by tie drought Of July. aud
the leaves are long aud HARROW.
ina portion of0mnge, CaswelI aud
Granville, comprising the belt of fine
yellow t1haeco. the hail storm Of n fort
night since was ruinops where IL was felt.
We hear of "ns plan.er in Tie latier county
who lost 10000 hills, aud who had in
consequence 20 discharge all his farm
hands. In some portions OF the Flat
River section, the destruction was equally
great. We have already mentioned the
rum % some erups near Hillsboro.
Itappears that il.tle more than half the
quantity was planted rs compared with
the last cr"?. This will lie advantageous
rather than otherwise, for Il will he better
cured, aud free the market from the glut
Of low grades which have been the curse
Of this ssason's business.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-08-21

There are now confined in Orange Co.
Jail the following persous, viz: .Florencs
Huqs~n under Indictment, 10 connection,
with her husband INV in Alamance jail,
for tile murder Of Fowler Davis, all colore,l;
bib i.asIrr. col. under indictment for the
nunler ~ Nancy blackwell, col. aud her
tso cl,i:'Irrn, aud the bnrning of the
'lwcl ing In which they lived; Essex Will
s.'n, colnrri. an escaprd prnitcntiary cosl-
Wet. cmnmittrd f"riar,eny; Isl,am Rufiiu,
col esnniiIiea Tor larceny; Henry Davis
CS'l. serving out scnt.nre Tor lafceIiy; and
Lewis CarIion, aud Albert Atwaier, col.
a'ri Alphons" Davis aml Henry Address
white. e"Hia,iiied on charges of burglary y
ern,mittesi at Chapel Hill
isrs,dss tl,-re prisoners. large number
nf lauenies have bppm cs,aniited iIi the
e'airiy, tile rartiesio which are l,all,l,i
"yer Ia tile -uir,ior t'ouIi. The mum.
ner "f ih,~c cas~ would seem tojustify
. special term; aud tile character of soII,e
"i iliVIn requires prompt disiHwiiiun. We
hupe tol~ SPARED the spectacle ~ con.
tinuautsS and rra,oyals w,irli have I,een
Wa'le until Justice l,as bernne farce. ~
pti-.,ners have rights. ~ las acieIy: aud
esius rIai,ds si,lall rlance uf i:miuuiiun
" ul.enunsruient affi,iavits Ip'si IHnr trials.
aud enlarge tie l"les aud prospects of
escape.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-08-21

The Hillsl"ro Recorder is very mucl,
iisldrited over the result of the election IN
Orange. ''Tlie prestige of Orange cuunty, !
IL says, "as tie keystone oftire Democratic
arch is gone, aud it may be forever" 4" Our
contemporary certainly contributed i,s
l'ert efIor,s In behalfof It's party, and can
liHse 40 oecasion for regret ~ to the
manner In which u discharged i,s duty.
This Il did ally and faithfuIly, Hri the
I~ppleof omuge have ''rihaesi agHilrs,
light and knowledge. ~ Charlotte Observe.
We are Dot 20 much dispirited. M our
Language might seem 70 inpl, more Ills.
glisie,i than dl.piritri' But we think II
best Ia speak the truth plainly, aud LEI
our people aok' facts aud circumstances
sI,larrly N tie face. >'s' -.
We thank the Observer for It's good
words.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-08-21

T. X. Brunrr. Esp Of the Salisbury
Wdtchman. has been appointed by Dr. J.
J. Mot: - deputy colIectnrof Internal re-.
vsnne for this 1.-THE tsIxthJ district. The
appointment, says the Charlotte Observer,
We understand was unsought. aud was
made with the distinct understanding
that the aprointtee Ia aud expects Ia
continue q democrat. Mr Bunpr will
make q conscientious officer, aud on
several arc"uats the appointment reflects
credit upon Dr.. Mott.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-08-21

Il. The attention Of persons within sight O
St. Paul's church this morning was at,
tracied TO some daring feais performed b,
workmen ontle>spire. First, one mai
cli,nbed 10 the apex ofthe steeple and at
tempted 10 climb ~ the lightning rod
But lie cnuldn't DO 4. Workman No. 2
however, made the attempt to toucl, the
up 81 the lightning-rod and was success.
ful. He climbed up with the ease and
grace ofa circus actor, and he not only
performed the dangerous feet once, but
twice he went 10 the point of the rod,
which goes about twelve feet beyond the
apex 81 the spire. When the rod shook
the lookers-on grew NE. v us.-- Richmond
State. ...s /. '~.". ."
= We witnessed the abnve. and shud der
now as we recall the perilous sight. ~.
PauFs has the tallest spire in Richmond,
rising to the, height aftwo hundred and
forty feet, and appearing taller from its
exceeding slenderness; and where the
terminal rod leaves the sI,ire, the whole
structure. as II tapers away 10 a fine point,
seems to- vaIIish into thin air; aud up
there. Id d the foundatioaIess ether, the
thrilling feat was performed. with the
c'solness and .self possession of men stau-
ling on solid groupd.-REcoRDER ~
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-08-21
An uSpsxIABIE rRurH.

You deserve to suffer. aud u you lead d
miserable. unsatisfactory life in this beau.
tifuI world, Il Is entirely your OWE faui,
aud there Is only ME excuse for you, -
y"lr unreasonable prejudice aud skepti.
cisn,, which has killed thousands. Per.
s"naI knowledge and common sense rea.
soning will soou sl,ow you that Green's
August Flowsr will c,iie ymi of Liver
Complaint. or Dyspepsia with ail its
miserable effects. chsu ~ sick heaiacl,e'
lallitation "f the heart, SOUR stomach,
hahitual custiseness of the head. nervous
Ir,,strait"n, law spirits. de- Its sales lunw
reach every tawu on the Western Con-
tincnt AID n"t Druggist hut will tell yml
Of IL wonderful cures. You can buy a
Sample Bottle for IOcen,s. Three discs
will relieve you.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-08-21

last week, Mr.. 6. i. Parish, caught In his
field % corn cnlnre,i woman. Sarah ElIei,
Valentine. col, ALREADY kno~n 10 police
annals, taking or The roasting ears, an oc-
cupatien that had evidently been engaged
IN before. She was arreSted and taken
befcresqnire Black wosd and bound over
q" The ssfxt term 81 the Superior Csart
This fofm.of depreciation Is very cama,on.
aud wlsen drieefrd must be met with
severe punisAnaeisi.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-08-21

=
4 Weare in receipt Of u very beautifully
printed and creditabIy edited little paper
publisnei monthly In Raleigh by Engle
aiid Harriss, members of tile Amateur
Press, illustrated with excellent wad cuts
iiy Mr.. 7. Y. Harris The editorial matter
Is sensibly conceived and expressed,
though We discover nuinber Of grams
n,atical errors which might have been
avoided.
Amateur Journalism IN becoming quite
a feature in the State, mud It is u real pl D.
I'res-ive step towards IA more elevated
Journalism, beca,ise IL Is the first move
towards special trainingi that IL, u the
young men appreciate their opportunities
aud Il" not waste time, talent and muney
in the frivolous pursuit of niere fun. And
ifthey work IN tile right direction and
with the right spirit. the press of the
State will heartily bid them Gud SPEED.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-08-21

Certainly sl,e will. ifiiis the "old. Old
Story" aud y"u tell IL s~reily. hut d"n't
he i"a I,aS,y IN your wooing. s-nd her
tirsi copy ~ Harry rercy's beautiful new
song named alS,ss, aud thus gracefully
hint ynur int.nlIoIIs. There never VAS q
prritisr sung written aud singers are wild
OVERT. over. S.OVo copies said ~ one
week. For piau" or orotgan aud easy 10
play or sing. Ask your nearest Music
Dealer for Il ~ enclose 10 Cents 10 the
Publishers. LUpDEN & BATES, sayan.
ssh, Ca :.~ a. ..-..
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-08-21

The new pnrer the Nafioioi. sars, "the
tw" political parties ~ they nuw exist, ARE
alh,'st entirely under the contrnI ot
chrdiic Office sesscrstmd l,rofeS;onhfpcI.
hcioNs and IL Is nn longer safe iopntrust
them with the administration of public
aifairs +" Tile NAfioNALs candidate for
Congress, J'ssIdh Turner, just elected tn
the Legislature, aud Running for Congtes.,
see:iis 10 corie toleral,ly s;iuareiy uftder
the rroscribed head. Dues il not look so :
"A chronic afIicesseker. aud professional
tg'litieis', n''t safe Ia. trust with,tlie ail-
minisiration Of public afisirs !'i Cruel
NATIONAL! TO set upy.,ur pins snd hn0eg
them right downi
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-08-21

We are happy to add to our exchange
list tie mew daily "f Richmond which has
already pushed itself forward Ia prominent
an'l envial'ls r''i,slicuot'sn.ss. beginning
''"t very hug since asa Eve column paper,
u ha- rxIan,ie'i slIsa,Iy toascvpn column,
aud alrrady Is overcmwtled with matter
A. a newspaper, u is lhuraWl,iy aiive,
aud editorially, IL Is aI,lr. briIIlsut. aud
staiesnsn.iike. We e,nHueud II to our
North Carolina sritnds WHO want Sn,n,l,
rrlisbk aud tulSiIisest Virginia lo,Hu.sL
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-08-21

A bright and beautiful child shows In
itSvery sxnressim iliai lie Babyhood was
nos sssneia;ed viii, Opium, eordials, ETC.
for The continued use % Opium Do an:a-
ganistic to health. That valuable and
highly recommended Remedy for. tie
disorders OF Babyhood. DIR. Bulls Baby
syrup. isab-oiutely free from Marphia aud
all oiber dangerous agents, and can be
safely employed atalI times. Ouly Is cts
Ter botlle. as-r. .@s sz...
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-08-21

A rain of extraordinary violence fell o,l
Thursday Afternoon, ah,ait ocloek on tie
rSouilssrn borders ~ casweII aWi rsrsn,,
rs'uniics. We hear ~ II NJ Pn~I~,s HIil
and ~ far East ~ Hurdles MIIt Through.
nut the wlsolsos iliat space. la,l,ls wrrs
frarfaliy washed, coI~ ruined. fences
swept Oh, and mill daniS brokru tie niIy
Que ~ which specifically named !. that ur
A. Y. B,uwn ou BinI's Greek, mie uftl,s
tributaries ~ Fiat River. There h uu
estimate &c tile damage dune.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-08-21
state Tobacco Je,,rnai.

We are pleased 10 see that this new en-
terprise b success. We are glad Of 1t
for II has entered upon its career with an
unusual amount Of ability, and with q de.
gree pf intelligent industry aud jadiciaas
discrimination that will certainly insure
patronage and cunfidrnce. Il IL eminentIy y
appropriate that Richmond, the first to.
hacco market In the c"untfy should lead
in tobacco journalism; and that the "State
Tobacco Journal" bids fair To do.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-08-21

This Journal Cor August, published N
Hirhm"nd Va. at 81, Icr yenr, h befnrs
us. IL Is always u pleasant visitor, rt,s,s.
nizing In IL II great deal of the work ofoiii
able friend John on, besides contribu.
tinssffom the pens Of distinguished far
meIs ahd statesmen Of Virginia. One
from the Hon. A. II. II. Stewart "the
EInIing Of Hard Times" does not coincide
with our views: but one by the Editor,
which ss reply BY anticipation, does; ror
1t advocates, what we have often urged,
tl" return to the old system q: state
Banks. and the repeal Of the Ten per cen.
tax,; There are some valuable hints by
Dr. Pollard on the seeding Of wheat. clover.
grasses Sc. On the Whale. the number h
u gooi one. and ti,e publication vaIusble
tire. -
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-08-21

Lastspring Mr.. J. J. Ward of this vi
cinity. bought o bushel of the Early Rse
loisioes from Mr.. ID. A. suggs, aud cut Of
them selected three 10 plant experiment
tally. He cut them Into thirty two pieces.
and planted them twelve inchssa apart. the
nianure being pine litter from hog PEN
Recently he dug them aud finds yield Of
one buslsel OF flns potatoes.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-08-21
81. Jasses' lIesel.

~ was our pleasant fortune 10 he eiies
OF tlais n,w well known and admirably
tuiidutted hotel while In Ricl,naons, M
cnii'pahy with many other North Carr
Tina Excursionists. II IL an old. l.ome 10
US however, and we only notice Il now 10
mark the progressive improvements
which growing popularity and patronage
have made necessary. A great and inn
portant change in comfort aud convenience
has been made since our last visit l,y the
constructnD ofan ample and elegant ves>
tibule.in connection with the main Ell.
trance; bat the most important improve
lnent isthe new dining room Just finished,
but somewhat too redolcnt Of fresh I,allil
tohave l~en used on the oc.asion of the
Excarsion. IL il on the second fipor, and
y large, light and airy, ta-tefulIy aud
elegantly finished, and provided with
ample a,,ie r,nnis. lmih for ladies' ard
gentlemen. The chanhers of the hotel
are well and newly furni-he,i; xhile the
aro isI The nnst lnxu,ious kin,l, ahd
most iasicfuiIy prepared aud served. /, T.,
Travellers ran nowhere find more
kindly hest than Mr., Hoeninger, nor a
I'ore genlai or watchful rlsrk than Mr..
Jones; and we recommend tile 81. Jaines
|" ouf. Nortii Carolina friends "I'i,e Hotel
Is onlya stones throw froin Main street,
Dn lsili ~. anal fronts Oh the smuh Fast
cornef of Capilol square. giving the All
'aiiagr 81 close pr,xin,iiyiio tile business
centre, while IL enjoys The fre-I sir and
grateful foliage "f the Capitol grounds.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-08-21

A piece IL going the rotiiids, asserting
That lightning never strikes SscauioIc or
q beech II il very rare. We know: hut u
sycaiuorc vas struck aud shattered y fnrt-
night since III fr,nt 81 the dwelling or
sad'ller Joe Turner to The great alarm aud
peril Of Ills family A correspondent of
tue Raleigh NEws cites another rNcpptIou;
sothat 10 rs rule that ,loes not always
work,
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-08-21
Alnn.. |. &c C.nrt

IL In session this week, and we expect to
represent toiaks hoies In the trial u
Sandy Hohshh for the m,rie, of Fowler
Davis near Chapel Hill last summer. Ii
Will lie remembered that The trial was re-
moved from Orange 10 Aiananc.., aud ut
the Fehruafyst~fn 50 l,al. Court, the
pri.onef was Mraigred. aud the case cou-
tinued foI defect In iii. transcript FROM
Orange. a,sa9. gf -a4 -
~ Wt ----. -. ------- kfa #8.f#&
The reply ofalady 60 Dow. Sc. IL too
late for this weeks irsne. WIN appear
next week. 49,. b go aLk&t
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-08-21
: ss...sy T.xs..

Tho Commissioners ofihe cnuuty are
still IN session, rngage.l ~ making out the
tax lists; We are illerfme unable To present
report of their proceedings until they
get thraugh. We learn That The tax u
fixed NJ y cents on the hundred. which II
the lowest rate ~ ~nnty taxation since
the war. ~ much far Dvnr@rahc rule.