Hilling

The American Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1910 · p. 79
Act or proce of raising soil around plants, . Hil'lock,n. A gentle eminence; a small hill. Hill River, in British N. America. See HAYES RIVER, Hills borough, a town and parish of Ireland in the co. of Down, Ulster, about 3 miles S.S.W. of Lisburn. Pop . of town (1897) 2,950. Hills borough, a town of the island of Carriacou, one of the Grenadines, West Indies. Hills borough, a township of Albert co., New Brunswick, on the Peticodiac river. Hills borough, in Alabama , a post-village of Lawrence co., about 120 m. N. of Tuscaloosa. Hills borough, in Arkansas , a post-village of Union county. Hills borough, in Florida , a W. co., bordering on the Gulf of Mexico; area , about 1,280 sq. m. Rivers, Ki immee or Ki inee, and numerous smaller streams, besides several considerable lakes. The coast is also indented with some large bays and harbors. County town , Tampa. Pop . (1897) about 32,500. Hills borough, in Georgia, a post-village of Jasper co., about 26 miles W. by N. of Milledgeville. Hills borough, in Illinois , a post-village, cap. of Montgomery co., about 64 miles S. of Springfield. Pop . (1897) about 2,500. Hills borough, in Indiana , a post-village of Fountain co., about 14 miles E. of Coving ton. Pop . (1890) 564. -A village of Wayne co., 11 m N. by E. of Richmond. Hills borough, in low a , a post-village of Henry co. Hills borough, in Kentucky , a post-village of Flem ing co., about 86 miles E. by N. of Frankfort. Hills borough, in Maryland , a post-village of Caro line co., about 30 miles E. of Anna polis. Hills borough, in Mi i ippi , a post-village of Scott co., about 50 miles N.E. of Jackson. Hills borough, in Mi ouri, a post-village, cap. of Jefferson co., about 40 miles S.S.W. of St. Louis Hills borough, in North Carolina , a post-village, cap. of Orange co., 40 m. N.W. of Raleigh. Pop . (1890) 662. Hills borough, in New Hampshire , a S. co., adjoining Ma achusetts; area , about 844 sq. m. Rivers . Merrimac, Con too cook, and Souhegan rivers, besides numerous smaller streams. Surface , uneven; soil , mostly fertile. Caps. Manchester and Nashua. Pop . (1890) 93,247. -A post-township of Hills borough co., about 20 m. W. by S. of Concord. Hills borough, in New Jersey, a post-township of Somerset co. 30,271. -A thriving city, cap. of the above co., on L. S. & M. S. R.R., 80 m. S.W. of Detroit; has important manuf., and is seat of Hills dale College. Pop . (1894) 4,121. Hills dale, in Minnesota, a township of Winona co., about 5 m. W. of Winona. Hills dale, in North Carolina, a post-village of Guil ford co., about 95 m. N.W. of Raleigh. Hills dale, in New York , a post-town and township of of Columbia co., about 45 m. S.S.E. of the city of Albany. Pop . (1890) 1,554. Hills dale, in Pennsylvania, a post-village of Indiana co. Hill's Fork, in Ohio , a post-office of Adams co. Hills'grove, in Illinois , a village of McDonough co., about 12 m. S.W. of Macomb. Hills grove, in Pennsylvania , a post-village of Sullivan co., about 23 m. W. of Laporte. Hill's ide, in Pennsylvania , a post-village of West more land co., about 19 m. E.N.E. of Greens burg. Hill-side, n. The side, slope, or declivity of a hill. Hill's Land'ing, in Maryland , a village of Prince George co. Hill's Point, in Maryland , a post-vill. of Dorchesterco. Hill Spring, in Kentucky , a post-office of Henry co. Hills'view, in Pennsylvania, a post-office of West more land co. Hills/ville, in Pennsylvania , a P. O. of Lawrence co. Hillsville, in South Carolina , a P. O. of Spartan burg co. Hillsville, in Virginia , a post-village, cap. of Carroll co., about 260 m. W. by S. of Richmond. Hill'top, n. The summit or crown of a hill. Hill'town, in Pennsylvania , a post-township of Bucks co., about 6 m. W. by S. of Doylestown. Hill Valley, in Pennsylvania, a village of Hunting don CO.
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