Hillsboro recorder., 1888-02-16

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farmers at the Globe Wars House last
week. They all got their pockets full Of
money; and went of -Hurrahing for Lea
and Duke.
We see from our Stats Exchanges that
Cotton Mills are being built aud enlarged
in every section of the State. The divi-
dends have OF. late been exceedingly good
and at several mills run rs high as 80 per
cent.
Messrs Devereux Turner and James Car
michael who was recently appointed Store
keepers in the Internal Revenue service
have bsen assigned TO distilleries. The for
mer TO 0. B. Gates and the latter at c. r.
Miller's.
The old "Ray Mill' for many years in
delapidated condition has been leased by
Mr.. ]. NJ. Clark an excellent Mill-wright
and miller and by him put in good repair.
| We understand that Dir. Clark is turning
out some very fne -four.
See notice Of Maj. D. H Hamilton Trus.
tee Of A. "A. Springs. This is quite large
and we'll selected stock Of goods now oiler-
cd at cost and less than cost to close ont the
entire stock. Bargains here if you viii
come in and take them.
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Mr.. Richard Clayton was at the Globe
Ware House, Durham, Last Friday. Dick
says the roads are bad, but he will keep
hauling as long as Lea and Duke keep pay
ing the prices they are paying now, Dick
,ou will have to keep hau.ing.
Died last Sunday morning in this place
colored woman By the name Of Mildred
Donaldson. Milly, as she was called, was
formally the servant OF the Cain family and
was a faithful ald greatly esteemed woman,
much respected by all, white and colored,
she was rs years old.
We hear some complaint from few Of
our subscribers that they do not get the
REooKDER regularly. We wishsto say tha:
wo mail paper every week to every sub.
scriber we have and il theyslo not get il.
it is certainly not our fault. Uncle Sans
officials must be looked after.
Deputy Marshall A. j. Robertson brought
| IA ynwn Enoch GinI,l,ins and Radar;.k
Sykes charged with violation Of the In
ternal Revenue. in selling liquor without
9 license. They had a hearing before u
S. Commissioner r. NJ. Jones and the evi.
dencs not being sufficient were discharged
The case Of Evans Turner, against Pride
Jones. Copartuenhip, heretofore by an or.
der Of Court referred TO w. J. Christian and
NJ. A. Angler Of Durham and James L.
/ Jones Of Hillsboro, rs Arbitrators was end.
ell last week by an award in favor Of Mr.
Turner against the firm Of Turner and
Jones for tho sum Of SOS. Cost equally
deyided.
Ask. W d. yillines. n. Rrowning, n.
II. Laws. John A. Holloway. John Taps
colt, Ell. Cole, VIM. Riggs. Doc TAYLOR ,
Tim. Brinkle,, J. W. Pickett. J. A. Bla-
lock. II. N. Hall. Jr., II. L. Faucet, J. A.
Smith, Frank johnson, J. A. Warren, w.
II. Aldrige. A. Richmond. w. Fauce,i, Nv.
Z. Warren, d. w. Shields and many others
Who sold at the Globe last Friday, II they
ever saE better prices paid.
Tobacco is selling very high in nearly oil
the markets Of the State. While we are
glad that farmers are realizing remunea
tive prices for their Tobacco' We regard
il "a having q tendency TO induce millions
u plants 10 be planted which upon low
market would not have been planted. This
rear will be over done aud prices, We fear,
for the crop Of 1888 will rule low.
some Of onr neishbors embarking in the
business Of raising tobacco aud knowing
but little about il, asked our neighbor Dicl
Ward an old Tobacco worm from Caswell
TO give him some Tobacco seed TO SOW hi
bed which he had carefully burned will
broom staw. Yes. Of course l will, sent
your boy over in the morning aud vii
send you some. The next day the boy
came over ON horseback with two busbs
sack for the seed and asked Mr.. Ward
would his sack bold IL
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The following names have bcsn drawn q
aerra a. Jurora at Spring Ternl 1888