THE ROANOKE NEWS, THURSDAY, JUNE 11, 1891.
DAt'GUTRR'g LOVER.'
t Jlolhn'i IWy la WltH Rf
prf to Ilmrt Afl'nlr.
is no race of young poopl? yet
'ici n i1 hold hi'Hils npnii their shoulili-rs,
i m we desire it. lue mireason-
tho extravagances, and the illu
! i youth are part of its charming
.n But a husband is to Ik?
is, not alone for the quickly fleeting
of youth ; he is to be a friend and
i ter through the burden and heat
e day, and a companion for the
fiirtdows of the evening of life.
ihl
or '
10'
.up'
.f t
on
rh n! re no girl should he allowed to
Si vw a husband as she would rlxtoso a
nT in a dunce, and yet this is what
iv jKsrls are inclined to do.
it!iern ought to supplement by their
i experience the inexperience and
iJ.iofioris of their daughters, and to warn
"pern against passions which bring evil
U;!a guarded and directed to good enda.
for th jiinrriages of affection, on which
(re are apt to pride ourselves, are very
jften simple marriages of youthful
jfcprieeu ', Too often love in a" cnttagn
om?s In for nil the hardships of a cot
jgfl without love.
lt mothers, therefore, guide their
laui'hters at this most important time.
jLadiiV Home Journa'.
i Aliout Miora,
I Never .wear a shoe too small or one that
mm not fit when first put on. Never let
our shoe gft hard or dry. Do not let it
pa down at the heel or side. Never
f ear into the welt or insole. A shoe re
wired in time will retain its shape and
ord comfort, and will be found true
oaoray. Never put wet shoes by the
e to dry, but dry them gradually and
wly, Neverdrva wet shoe without
t applying some oil and grease castor
I or tallow is the best. The steam
fe-nenifced in a wet boot or shoe will scald
f and u.se it to crack. Do not use too
puch f6rce in polishing a gentle bmsh
Og with a soft brush is betccr than the
igonnw work of the bootblack. Do not
tllow a thick crust of blacking on your
hoes, , , Wash it off occasionally and ap
ly little castor oil you can polish it
ver in an hour or two. Never trv on or
jamiloa patent leather shoe when cold;
Always thoroughly warm it before brini
ng the leather. A patent leather shoe
mt on in a warm room can lie worn out
& tbej cold weather without injury,
fever put a goou pair ot shoes in
ItocheB; use an old pair for this, and
(SJuS.Vw the goloches on soon as vou
Btef house. New York Ledger.
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4 Art Urfore All
u
epr
iov.
IJrov;
itei
nd:
arr
is
i a
nil
9-,
fuggling sculptor, reduced almost
vation, had finished what to liim
Bted the aim of his existence. It
plaster cast of a very hcautiful
and the poor fellow hoped it
ftiark the tinning point in his ex-
I The weather was bitterlv cold
isculptiT, shivering in his Parisian
Ibecame ahirmed for the safely of
frk, for it is well known that frost
dly enemy to plaster. Tenderly
Tinjilv he (lrai'd the liiruiv in tin
oa he Uh'.: from his own ill clail
?rs, and lying down beside it. fell
..; The niorniiig broke, und the
fiun shoue upon the two figures
Inanimate. The artist had sacri-
6Ui
vceii Minlf to his art, for he was froen
ead. I His brethren, stirred by bis un
)wa; I fat", raised sufficient money to
gave !Jip figure cast in bronze with an
lacri tion let into the base of the iedcM
utl. cribing how he gave his life all
e ha ijto give for his beloved art.
Anoilirr IMrtnre of Itlilrr Haggard
'.Ilert is a pen pietureo' IJider Haggard
U! hotel on liroadway, leaping up
jn!n tliree steps at a time to escape an
tisrvwer : A sandy haired, loose jointed
Otiu ; fellow, with an almost hoiihonioric
i'he, vellowish brown eves, that
i Sort of foxy look ; big hobnailed
evidently put to good use in the
of Mexico, and the smile and good
M bearing of a bov with, on closer
jtion, the manners of a man of the
k
P
t
The bellhovsof the hotel did not
,t all impressed with the idea that
ere entei'tainiie' a distin-tuished
Jter, and none of them seemed to
ftver beard of Mr. Eider Haggard ;
aey speedily rememlered the gen
h referred to when the clerk ordered
to find "that tall vounc man who
Jr iipstairs three steps ut a time."
J York World.
ik .
f Alaskan Moaqultora.
ih, hiiriiiw, aim oeri les jjrow in great
jpion along Yakutat Bay shore, anil
Jhe moraine a regular trail was
jd aa the large brown bears crossed
crossed in search of food and ber
fritm M. B. Kerr in Serttmer. The
u stream divided into a thousand
dies and formed an ideal delta, de
tig silt and glacial debris. Our
took us over a mountain spur and
I an interior basin about 1,500 feet
tght, filled with numerous lakes and
Jning with mosquitoes. Indeed,
were such myriads of the latter
imagination suggested that each
-of snow had concealed within it a
4 and thus the mosquito had gener-
Here it is that sometimes huge
no bears, driven to fury and ihsiera
bj these tormenting little beasts,
,tJJ' '.ly tear their flesh and die in agony.
1 w maKt'i rrty.
lien the unknown Daudet, now
det the rich and famous, first came
TO Paris from T.yons, he was so poor
he wore a pair of rubber boota with
slippers or stockings under them,
i a ragged suit of summer clothes,
le he made his cold journey in a
;ht car, eating nothing for two days
give expense. By chance the empress
r a copy of his poems, and directed
Due de Morny to send for him. With
' greatest difficulty the poor fellow
waded a tailor to trust him for a suit
sif
II'
pic
lothes in which he might answer the
's summons to the Tuilleries. But
n, De Morny offered him the secre
hip, with a salary of 5,000 francs,
i rdships were over forever.
a-
' r.itir, Maine, Islie Ellis drank a
M l whisky without taking the
tuia hia lips. lie died next day.
MS
Y,
ADV KKTISEM KNTS.
Sana fell
jSwtS bo roBife
TV!. .. I'll "iaka
LIPPMAN BROS.. Proprle'ors,
Drunltli, Llppman's Block. SAVANNAH, GA.
For Sale by W. M. CUI1KN.
apr23 ly
l3H0a
zoo""
ran
W. L. DOUGLAS
( if and other special-
DS OnUC ties for lienilf men,
f Wi m mm i.iulles,eie.,aniwar
ranted, ami so ntamiied on liottoin. Athlress
W. L. UOL ULAS, Urscklou, Jluu. Sold by
"W B. TILLEBT,
Weldon, iN. C.
jan 1 6m.
M
ONEYTO LOAN.
On improved farm lands in sums of $1100
and opwarda. Loans repayable in small
annual instalments through a period of 5
years, thus enabling the borrower to pay
of his indebtedness without exhausting his
crop in any year. Apply to
BURTON & TRAVIS, Attorneys,
129 0m. Halifax, N.C.
This - Space - be-
longs
to the
t
STORE.
II. C. SPIERS,
We
Racks
Manager.
N i-1 VV A I) r KKT IS KM KNTS.
uracjisT Lit
W. & W. R. R. $ BRANCHES.
Cuudeiised Nrheilule.
TRAINH (iOINO SO ITU
No.
Daily
So V.
fait mail
Daily. I
No 41,
daily
Dated Juin;7th, 1891.
I ex .Sun
J'2onin
I 7 81 "
Leave Weldon
Ar Kucky Mount....
r Tartmro
U'ttveTurboru,
Arrive Wilsim ,
Lenvu Wilson
Arrive Sclma
Arrive Kayuttoville,
l.vave(iolUIoro
Leave Wursaw
Leave Magnolia ....
trrive W iluiintjiun
I l:t I'M j
U at " I
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ISISPM
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I 7 S3
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4 III
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I 7 40
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11120"
H 40
U6S
TRAINS lit'IN'ti NORTH
No 11,
dally.
No 78
dally
No 40
daily e&
Miliiiay
Leave WUmiiiKten
Leave .MaKiiolia
DI.'lAN
10 . i7 "
11 11 "
12 0.1 "
SI in"
4 ! " p m
II lil "
(18 "
7 au "
2 05
Leave araw
Arrive (iolilslHiro.. ..
Leave Kayetteville
Arrive -elma
Arrive Wilson
Leave Wilson
Arrive lioi ky Mount
Arrive larlioro
Leave Tarlsiro
Arrive Weldon
21'.
II 18"
I N" I
8 :i5 '
i MpM i s a
l Ml" Ihkll
17 " I ....
10 TiaM I ....
Ijopm I 9IS0
5 i'j
Daily except Suimay
Trutn 'ii Scotland Neck Branrh Road leave
WelOon at 3 III p. in lla.ifan 3 22, arrive Scotland
k at 4 l"..ni.llreeiiville (. m KiiisU.n
7 10 p. Hi. RetuniiiiR leaves Kiimton 7 00, a. m.
r. cie'DIi' s Ilia mi Arriving at Halifax II 00,
a. m., Weldon llj'ia.m dallycxcentSuuilav.
Lmal freinlH iralli leaves Weldon Miiiulavi
Wednemlays and Fridavi at 700 a m.. antvinir
at hcaland Neck 10 01 a. in .(ireenville 6 2 p. in
Mimioii ji p. m Keuirnini: leave Kiiiston
Tuemlays, Thursdavnan Saturdavs at 1000a m
arriving at (ireenville 12 no noon, Scotland Neck
i so p. ui. i ciami o id p. ui ,
Train leaven Tarbnro N. (' via Albemarle anrt
Ralelnh K. K. Daily excent Sundav 4 OS
mnday 3 00 p. in .arrive Wllliainston N. 0. 6 30
m.. 4 on. in. nymontii 7 Tiop. in , fo p. m
cturnlliK leaves I'lyinoutli dailv exceut .Sundav
11 2 1 a. m .Sunday !i Oil a. m. VVIIlianisUin, N. C,
7 40 a. m. 9 is a. ui. arrive Tarboro looja. m.
W.. m.
Train on Midland N. C. Brunch leaves CoM.
uui., umij c-,,.-iPfc .-unuuy i uo a. m., arrive
Smlthlleld, N C.,8:io a. m. Returning leave
Smlthlield, N. C, 1101 a. m., arrive Ooldsboro, N
C, 10 30p.m.
Train on Nashville Branch leaves Unnkv
Mount at 3 no p. m., arrives at Nashville 3 40 p.
spring nope 4 1.1 u. ni. Return ni. 1, uvea
Spritu Hope IUimi a. m., Nashville 10 HT a. ru.,
ar Riaky Mount II IS a, in. dullyexcejit Sunday.!
Train on Clinton Brunch leaves Warsaw for
Minion, nuuy except Sunday at 6 00 p. m. aiii
ii i.n. ui neiuiiiiiiK leave tiiuuin ut si a m
and 3 in p. m., connecting at Warsaw with Nos.
10, 41, 23 and 78.
Southbound train on Wilson and Fayetteville
Branch Is No. 61. Northbound is 50. 'Daily ex
cept Sunday.
Tram No. 27 S"nth will only tn at Rocky
Mount Wilson i; oldsboroanu Miumolia.
Triiin No. 78 makes close connection at Weldon
forall points North daily. All rail via Richmond
and daily except Sunday via Bay Line.
Trains makes close connection for all points
North via Richmond and Washington.
All trains run s"lid between Wilmington and
Washington, ami have Pullman Palace Sleepers
attached.
J. R.KKNLY, J. F. DIVINE,
Sup't Trans (ienernl Snn't
T. M.
KMKRSON, (ien'l Passenger Agent.
T LAN TIC COAST LINE.
l'ETEIlSM'RG ii- WELDUXR. R.
('(iiidoiiMed Schedule.
TRAIN'S (iOINO SOUTH.
Leave Pftersliiux, 1(1. 10 am :.15piii
Leave Stony Creek, lll.'ilt am 4.1Hpm
Leave .Inrrntta, 11.11 am
Leave liolliclil, 11. ;!(! am 4 4!) p m
Arrive Weliloii, 12. 10 pm 5.!:t p m
TRAIN'S tiOING NORTH.
No. 14 No. 78
Daily. Daily.
Leave Weldon, 5. 1 0 a- m. .1. 15 p.m.
Le lie! field, 5. 45 a. ni . 3. 52 p. m.
Le Jarratts, 6.00 a m. 4 (HI p.m.
Le Stony Creek, 6 1!)a.m. 4.:i.'tpni.
Arrive Petemhur)!, 6 Til a. in. 5.12 p.m
All trains run solid Weldon to Washing
ton.
E. T. P. MYERS. T. M. EMERSON,
Gen'l Superintendent. Gen.Patwengerngt
TO THE PATRONS
-OF THK-
ALBEMARLK STEAM
NAVIGATION CO
mitni TIMC Between NORFOLK and
XUIrv i ikil. KAHTKKN N. CAKOUN
Oa and after Monday, December 17th,
and until further notice, the Steamei
CHOWAN. Cantam Withv, will
LEAv'E FRANKLIN on Mondays, Wed
nesdays and Fridays for EDKN TON, PLY
MOUTH and ill intermediate points ou
arrival of mail train from Portsmouth, say
10.15 A. M.
RETURNING- The "Chowan" will
reach Franklin on Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays at 9:15 A. M.. in time to
connect with Fast Mail train from Raleigh
to Portamoutn and with Express train fur
the South.
Passengers, by this arrangement, taking
the Steamer Chowan at any point on the
river, will
REACH NORFOLK by 11 oolock A. M.,
and thus have the entire day for the trans
action of busiuess in that city.
GIVE THIS ROUTE A TRIAL.
Respectfully,
J. H. BOGART
Franklin. V., Dec 15, 1888. Supt
ADVK1ULSEMENTS.
-STOP AT-
lcrn -:- Ho c
HALIFAX 1ST. C
CLEAN ROOMS.
SPLENDID TABLE.
POLITE SERVANTS,
Fare always the best
the markets can af
ford. SERVICE NEAT
AND
TROMPT.
SENEAR THE COURT HOUSE.
Baggage taken from and
to the railroad station.
NICE accommodations;
FOB - LAJDIIES.
KATES 2.00 A DAY,
Special arrangements for hnanl by the
week or mouth.
CLARK & REID,
Proprietors.
mar 20 tf.
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juvs and sorrows are before us uot oue
behind.
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L
ICjUORS AND OKOCERIE8
I have a eomple stock of Family Gro
ceries of all kinds which I will sell cheap
for Cash.
I have also on hand and am constant-
ly receiving large variety ol
XIQUORS.
Such as whisky, brandy, wine, beer,
ale, porter, carbonatod waters, io.
Call and see me on Washington Ave
nue at the V0"old stand of R. W.
Psnirl. W. D. SMITH,
oct 18 ly
Sou
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
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NACVS TRIPLE,
VIOLET WATER,,
WOODYVORTIi's FLORIDA WA
TER, AND
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Stiij; tfraiid Prepared
Paints.
Pure White Lead k
Linseed oil.
I'll sell paints at a
very small margin.
LIQUORS.
0. SMITH,
SEEMS LIQUORS,
SEE MS CIGARS,
EVERY DRINK IN SEASON.
DafC. Smith, Brick Building, on
North Cornci of Railroad Shed, Weldon,
N. LV
oct 1G j.
E. Myers & Co.
ACi KNTS
RECTIFIERS & WHOLESALE
LIQUOR DEALERS.
FINE WHISKIES A SPECIALTY.
Petersburg, Va.
H. T. POPE,
-rinxi at-
GROCERIES, LIQUORS, CI.
GARS, ETC.
Solo Apcnts
for the fol
lowing brands
of whiskies,
which
are
Especially
Recommended
for
Medical
Use:
VE TERSIi (JR G ' CL UB-
A pamphlet of Information and h- .iw
amulof the laws, showing How loTT
rff A Obtain Patents, CaTeaH,TTadeCV
Vti.lL Mark, Copyrlitlita, lent tru.fL
VSQAaar MUNN GO.AW
1 31 Broadway. .T
iV, ?lew lark.
-MONUMENTAL CLUB
doc i lim.
Now Line ol
-STATIONER Y5(:r
Just Received 150 Linen writing
Tablets, which I'll sell
at a small
PROFIT.
3
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A Large
Stock of
LANDRBTH'S
GARDEN
SEED.
MANUFACTURERS OF
ILL KINDS
OF
MACHINERY,
PETERSBURG, VA.
ALL INQUIRIES AND ORDERS WILL
RECEIVE ME ATTENTION
may 31 ly.
CHI1- ILL. AT L AN TA. OH.-Us. CAL- '5M
ST. LOUIS. Mu. IJ, Li.MlUA'J DftLLAS.TEX.
P. N. STAINBACK & BRO.
Weldon, N. C.
0 MY STOCK OF 0 )
h
And
-Snmmer
I
3) WOODWORK.Gf ATTACHMENTS (ST)
lew V ilillinery.
Millinery.
In arrivlnn, nrt I will display the Uncut line ot
goods ever ihuwniu tbli town. Come and
tlie
NEW STYLES.
COME AND SELECT TnE NEW
EST NOVELTIES.
MRS. P. A. LEWIS,
oct 4 ly
Weldon, N. C