The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1895-08-07
HILLSBOR0.

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The management is under OBJ
| lications to Colonel Joseph A. ]
| Harris, editor of the Observer,
| for courtesies extended.
Orange county takes the bak-
ery on fine peaches this year.
They are selling them on the
streets as big as bass drum.
Your attention is called to the
snuerior advantages offered by
ma Young Ladies college,
Buena Vista, Va, as elsewhere
stated.
A bad railroad wreck occurred
near Hav River Tuesday, in
which J. w. Durham was ser
iously hurt and K. w. Durham
| fatally injured.
Colonel e. "a. Rosemond has
IN course of erection a handsome
new residence on Churton
| street, which will be an orna-
| ment to Hillsboro.
The Southern railway east
bound passenger train was on
time the other day. thereby
causing great excitement
among Hillsboro people.
Miss Corinne McDade, of
Cedar Grove, was taken sud
denly i'll Sunday morning and
her condition, when last re.
ported, was still critical.
Work on o. c. Rockers new
residence on, Churton street, is
progressing. White Brothers,
The we'll known contractors Of
Mebape, have charge Of the
work.
Mr.. c s Cooley is making q
telephones connection between
his residence and his furniture
store on Main street aud vii
extend il later 10 the depot air.
cotton factory
Colonel Cyde Cheek, the eff
dent ard accommodating agent
Il the Southern railway, say $
that trains arr always on time
when they are not late. This is
about the szs of il.
While We may not have much
music in cur soul We have
plenty Of il in our cellar Brown
lirutlier'k tphaeco siripnrrs sing
themselves away 70 u crlas ting
bliss ten hours a lay.
The Recorder viii hereafter
contain a Durham local depart.
Inent and a general resume OF
state and county news, which
IL crowded out this week by the
bulk Of matter which il Is nec-
sssary to print in this issue.
In addition TO the cotton
factory. of which Messrs. Webb
and Rufiin are projectors, Hills.
bOrO, il is said. will have another
befOre many months. The rumoi
tlhat Mr.. ]. y. Carr will shortly
build one on the Occoneechee
farm.
Major John w Graham says
that Hillsboro is good enough
for him lie was born in this
town fifty.four years ago. The
fact that he has achieved a state
reputation as a lawyer shows
that brains will be heard from
no matter about their location
We are informed that Mr.
James Al. Check, referring 4
the Harris Brown controversy
says that, inasmuch as both Of
these gentlemen belong 20 ths
same church, he proposes 4
have nothing N do with il, bu
will let the elders settle IL. Thil
Is business.
The cotton factory is now
reality, and there Is accumula
live evidence that Hillsboro ]
about 20 enter upon q new err
Of prosperity. The mschiner,
for making the brick for tn
factory building is alread,
here, and active work will b
commenced 40 an early date.
J.E Faucette killed q larg,
weasel, weighing about fiy
pounds, near the residence 0
Colonel p. b. Rufiin, Saturda,
morning. Mr.. Jake Roscmond
living next door 10 Colonel Rut
ia, found bis hcnnery thatmorn
ing fifteen chickens short, a fac
which Is now easily accounts
for.
Davis McBroom, Charlie
COthren and q. Harris wer
brought before J 7. Rosemond
United States commissioner, b
Allen j Robertson for yiolatio
Of the internal revenue law, an
were bound over 10 the 0ctobt
term Of the district court /
Greensboro In a bond Of S2C