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Uatham ccor(t. Cbatljam Rfcorfc. " II. A. LONDON , EDITOR AND TKOrKIETOR. TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION, KATES ADVERTISING One square, one insertion- H.fO One square, two lniiertiona - l.tO Oco square, ono month 8.10 Fur larger advertisements liberal WB rtr.t will be made. $1.50 PER YEAR Strictly in Advance. VOJ.. XVIII. PITTSBOIUV, CHATHAM CO., N. C, V KBIiUAKY .8!Ki. NO. 21. CWtam A (Jnaricl Untied. Ph looker! nt liim with 'piick surpris", H) looked ;it him with ti'tr-l,riiriui"'l eyes, JI'T tiltllt-.'l'.seil lllllld II motion ; I, No wurl Icr curling csea,".t ; IIU eyes wtij bright, his vi." win '.'l"ir; ll ti!y mill : -I love you, il"ar!" Hr eye j wro deep with mi ;t' Iiu' They i jlli'iifil Into t-n Ii-r Mil"; Tli haughty curve h.-r lip for.-ook ; Her linnd lay open on her ! 'k : Thou a . li" ik" I; - ili-w T" near, Ami -aid n.; lin : "I low yii, d-ar!" Wlii':i'sv.i"'l l"-. dwells wr.illi -:iini"t st iy ; JI'T smil" chased nil l lin tears away, idle loot;- I at him : "All. ilo imt fear, J. tun imi Kiy. "I love y.'.t. d"itr !'' Jlis smile replied : -O.ir hearts are near.'' His words wr" still : "I lovo you, dear!" A!i ! '.vli -ii til" lift- of anger hunts, A:; I a!l I; fe s siv.vt to l.i:t.T turns When ry-'H r lla-hing. Hp" close sor, l'rop an il t ) h'.i nu ami to regret ; 'J'Ih'ii. happy wi' if (iroatlin irt ti'.-.ir. lluvt; strctigth t say : "I lovo y.ni th nrl" Tin; Ann'ri'-'i.u. "Bid Mo Good-by and Go," liara-'t' r--Mr I.id.nrd , T .I 1'h ' ton ,:lj. Tiiih- .VIM p. in. ":i" Mr. I .idyard's or nvini--o - iMirtin-i urawn -iiiinv n:n- , ilrawn -'llinly liht- v.!. .Mi-. I.i har.l -M'-i l'"l-T" tli lln- in; i nt it with a pai r -n mi Ii t l ip. Sli-t Marls violently an tli" l"',l rik" tli- hall hour, ami a ti i- f - ti ir I at th" do-T If ll. flu- ha-lily pii-:.' up th pap.-r, and i- ah-i-orlu'd in il in a ma ! aaiio'in " Mr. l iay- ton. Mi'm. Li.lyar.l (risi-ij; . -.litcly) 1 ''iii'iot h.-lp t lj i iil. i y; li-ivo !;ivcti y.iiirs 'll uti!icoi'S"ary truttl'l.'. CiaytiMi (Millly) -I .n f in.l l,.;iiifj qivjto .s no no mi'ta!vc was j.o.s,il.lr. Mrs Li.lyar lfwitlj ruiic I iyolrow) No niiM.ikc? Clayton (ii'istily)-A.-t to tho if rc timi of t ti i.i ia.'kot I in 'in ! M:k. Li.lyar.l - O! Cluyl :i (ooi.lly) Di.l yo:t mu that-O, I 11.i-.111v you, your Icttoi left lilt; no ;h mo.! of iiu -.iii'i.li.'ii-i n. It van iiaiiilully cl"ar Mr. Li.lyar.l 1 a:n (.;!. 1 ; i;i that cam', 1 miii mo Clayton 1'iviMsoly ; th-'i'.; n n .th in,:; to I..- .1 in.; l.ut to rot lira th. -so K tlcrs ( 1 1 it 1 1 1 1 1 -v . iit'.'l). Mis. Jji.ly.ir.l (hoMill;,- out lief i:.ii I) -Th ink y.iu. Ci'aytoi, (iiiiilly-II ulu't you li.'t tcr s.c Ihat you lino tho full C'olllpli j.nnt '! Mr.;. Li lyar.l ( ! lihcratoly uiityin;j t!io hti in .) -It you j.i. f r it C'lnylon ( Uiiji ilv) I'.vo! Miv. I.i'lyar.l (.(.:.-) You htig r.st,,l it. CoiUi.n (dill mi ;n -I have never : iviii you I'ni.si. to in .'ilt in". Ahs. L.l.af.l, (ti:h a kIii-iio) I'i' "ISO 'lUl'l lit II s lllVC it M ill '. 'oi!ii'i I ili ioil -I;. ) -I liivi; iit th' hii,'h:. -i w is'u f..r itnythiii.; of the horl. Nitur.iliy it it your woman's j-rivilc.;.; to luva!; your wor.l at olteu it-, you c'ioo ,o. Mis. L..yar-I (in li-n tiit l ) -Tel ! (('.liiiiiicj liclsol f. ) 1 I'lvnlt my woiil lOvcuse me, in thisc's.) is that i n'lc t'o. r e V Clinton (.o;-r..,llt) Ali.tMtlily -Mr-. Li.lyar.l - lint Clayton th, you ii.-nu I liav tal.i li t he imt I it i V Mi s. L'.ly .n .1 I rut her fancy - I'lyioii l ..ii Hindi! it iniposMoi lor till! to i i itiiylhiii else. Mrs. Li.lyar.l (.uic!.l) Whit .1 oil in. all? Ciaylon (cii'mly) -l-'..r jiit v' sake its yon sai.l just now, vlou't let us hav u K't'iie- Mr-. Li'lyar.l (r it r u i nf iiwuy) Yo.i ure ijuiie ri;;lit. 1 .1 .n't think titer litiythili ; left lint to nay iroo.l l.y I Clayton 1 think not, unless it in tor mo to wih you happiness, n:i.l as mi ol.l friend, I may, perhiijM, 1..! nl lowc.l to he ii little htd'ori liniiil will, in v eonratitliitioiis. .Ill's. Jjiilyai'd (looking nt l.iin in Lurjuisi )- Your eoir-iatiilittions. Clavtoii (in a ntliilinusly niiiialile Voic. ) -I eoiti.l not well nlteinl the wcil-liii;; even it' I ti ho.l; I .start for 1'iiiis tonight Mis. Liilyar.l (liitin. her lij.s nml ilrtii.iio; her eyes) Aro yuu not lathet Cluyttui (still with n fureetl Kiuile) lio.-s it mutter hitwtc:i iik'? Mis. Li. U. u,l (dil! keeping her -fuliou Yes, as oit say wo are old frit'ti.l". I liattllv eare to reinemhcr ho v loii't we have known each other. It mn'es fill feel j. i o archaic. (Liii;hs.) Ciaytoii (I. tilths too,siva'j;ely) You had j i t conic out of I he school I'ooiu when 1 tiist went to (ii'iiymours with voiir him h r. Mrs, Ijiilyar.l (j.tiiletiii;;) llou't r.'ini't'l in" "f it. 1 was tho ttyly tlitek-ll'i.;- Clso:i (.tatnilv) You were one of the hwei test, most .'irlis!i Mis. I. .1. ai d -I reali.. tny i'or:uer hh.ii tt. ui i iiLCs. I ini I too much eo:a j.leM.oi too little style. Cl.iyt' ii (oittet In ) - L .nd ui quickly nipplied th-title, if it fin. I not tie ftroy the other At iiineteen you untde tlto mat'.!, of the scats u, Mr-. Li.lyar.l (quietly) Yi h. Clayton (hotly) -A until old enough to lie your father ntil rich enough to w ipe out n i i.i rc th in;;" than t!i it -- Mrs. Lidyiird (quickly) Ted! don't spciik like that. You know ho v:ns good tti mo always. Clayton I bog votir nrlo:i. Mr.-.. Lilyifl (qui. tly) And after it! if J did marry him waui'l it your fnil't? 1 1 you i xpeet inu to propose to you my 11? CillVtull (hlllgk-. -( If course, I llilll forgotten. It w.ish marriage of pique witii the additional peuutico of liftwlt thousand u year. Mr. Iji.lyaiil (rising quickly V.'o Ini. I bolter my fjood-hy C.aytuti Yi t. (not iiiiviu..'.) nul tii h thin; it wiil In; good-by ; tho moth won't Mutter round the caudle iiaiu. 1 tiiouht wben you tvi ro 1 rei', you vtitiitci me to stay; ninl wo iliiftnl iti to an ciiongcmi'iit which 3Iim. Li.lyaiil (j lictly) Which you Lave broken. Clnyton ( ni'.;rily) la (hero n nun alive who com'. I s'uiol it D you Kuppose I wa:uo I to !i. c into a juil'lio ! l "l jom.-st ocs 1) w nti:i ! nsk 1110 to your w.'tl . I i :j ? for von to Mrs. Li.lyar.l (lemurcly) I tloli't tliink it v.oiihl have ocemro'J to nio to do that. C iiytoti (not hoe. ling her) Ntilitr ally, you nr.! p. rfeelly fr. o to ehooM.', only it's a pity that yon tli I not make it your mill 1 a lit! !e mjoii. t us to Cap tain Yelek !! Mr-. Iiid.ar.l (stiiiilny) Ati.l you are so polite to UK-. Clayton Well, at niiv ruto, there in nil end ; vim have chosen MiH. Li.ly.ird That is to say, you or.lere.l me to close my tloura to Cap tain V. rckt r and 1 Ciaytou ( 'cit. .li t ) - You w t .t j to tell mo there were oM'eil'.nstulK'cs that made it impossible Mrs. Li.lyar.l (. xeit.-tlly nl,o) An.l without further i jtla:i.it ion you re plied that our cii.;a;.reiiii!ut was over, Clayton ('ii ti j excited ) iAolana t i"n ! Women think they can explain everytliiu:;, and I Imt men will believe tliein. What extenuation could thert3 lie? Mrs. liidvard ( pissioii'itoly) Only tin's timt I don't 1 1 v.; hei'ti aloni) Clayton-;-Kvt ? Wliltt tl.iyou moan? Mrs. Li.lyar.l (.c.'ili'hiiii; up 'iij it ) il'a. 1 that. Ciiytoti (1. ut'd. r.il ) Why ? Milaiiees at paper.) I tl m't under (Slops.) Wiial? (i, -a. L aloud.) "A man ia;.;.' wiil r h trtl v t t;e jdae be tween M.Hi ( iladys Lid vard, liief ! of liio late Th imas L'ihnr.1, of Wilt shii't; nil 1 li.o-venor I'm 'e. ail Cap tain (i -or,'.! V. rei. -r id the Life (luar Is. M.sh Li.lyar.l h:ia been hioiiiIiii;; the season with Ii t iluele'.s uitlow in t liosv.jiior I'i ice, mil " (Slops.) , K.e, v.h.ll II fool I've been ! Mrs. L dyard (i.etweeli n luiieh iiu.l II :.o.) -1 liev. r eo ii . l a. I 't'l. Clnyton (-joes to hu) D.nlin;;, will y.itl rorj'ive lln ? Ml-. Lilly ai'd (d innieU ) --What al'i itt yoiii' trip to l'aris? Clayton (holtlin,yf her in his aiins)-- A m t to tliinu that if J hud not come -Mrs. liidtard (with ea'in superior ity) -(), but i knew y. nt would, and an. I -Ted, shall I hav.' to ask you to my weil'liiijj'.' I! nei; and While. Mecpj Hens. Liu i lit i iy has u big t hicken farm in West l!utoii, mill Ihih beverul him- 1 it'll lu lls, lie bi'injrH many eggH ami chickens (dead and tll'ehsetl) to Port land, lie loads his tinfoil tho ni;;lt j biToi't! nml starts nt I) n. m. He has only to hitch up tho hoist s and drive lb; did so last Monthly morilill'. It is ii tlrivc of seventeen miles to this city. He reached hero at just about sunrise, mys tint i'oldlaiitl (Me.), lYos.s. As he it pr laelio l the I'nitotl Slates hotel to deliver some produce, some one Hhoiitetl at him and asked if he brought his hens to market roosting on tho cross bar under tho wiii;oii. lie paid no attention, supposing the man was (?uyiii! him. lt;it when he Btoppetl at tho hotel mill others enlle.l his attention to four hens loostinir under the wu;;on, nml just waking up, it is iloiibtlul whieli was tho most as tonished, Mr. Ileriy or tin; hens. Two of the latter were panic-strick en, mill st u tctl tlowii Federal sheet. out! was iMujiui in lcnij.i') sirct t. Hint ) tho other pot down utmost to '.- change street before it wa . enpluieil. The cook at the hotel I to si lit tho four liens for u dollar and look them home. How iiiinv liens were asleep under the wii:;on when Mr. It.Tfy slart'tl fioiu homo h.) e.ui't tell, because his yiiiil is overrun with hens, but it is very possible that there were inure than f.tnr. The papal bulls of the eighth nml ninth centuries were written on c it- toti jmjicr of ft fair quality. A Straae Stery. 1 toil matet ial l. r u ll jvtl may tie found in a tale which cents from Hope, Siello county, this slate. Miss L'lleii Normal!, living near Iheie, was iiii'-;eil to bo imirricd to (icorgt; Th iiupsou, n pro 'inn yitiuii fur iiK'i'.litit her ireiits were stront'ly 'p post.nl to the match. In October, 1H 1, the girl was taken iil : October 21 s 1 1 ; tl.ed, nt least the tl et..r jifoiiouuceil hi r th ml, aft. r sul j' cl in Icr to mi iiii lous tests. The funeral was S'd lor Oeiober 'Jo. The body w. is kept ovir n't; lit in tho Norman h.ii-.e. The only watcher was Mr. Thompson, who tleelarcil that he was lint afraid of the disease, whatever it was. It was due to his watching that tho young woman is niive ti ll ty, Thompson removed the lid of the ivfiiu in order to gn.o unco more upon the faf.' of liis fiancee. lie was i.ur prisoil toKccthvrticM id' the body ris.Jiu the casket rise and fall in a spasmodic way, as thutigh the girl was gu-piiiu for breath, ilo wrapped the rijjitl form in a blauki't, earrit .l it to his house, lctiiniC'l to the Not'liiau house, nude up n tlu:i;my ntnl closed tho fof lin. This was bnrietl. After Miss Norma!! ha.l been carried to th-.; Thompson resilience nml a doctor siimii!o!i -d who worked over her for several hours, it hi tv.iu ! evi (lent that i-ho wns simply in a trance. Siio reiti'tine 1 delirious for sjvt nil d:kys. As sh' bccaiiKt rotifer all wos t'Xplaiuetl to her. Ahout the middle of I'eCiliiber Miss Normaii was spir ited away fiom lioit.' by Ir. Miitian and Mr. -Thoinp.-oii ni:d si'ice that time she has been trnveliiiir in tin; i-ottth iiml west, where she h is fully re fitine I h'T health. Tho other tl ty she returned to ll-.jie as the brill.; of Tliotiip'on, tho old folks were apprised of lief being alive find weil, the fatt"d calf and several other fat in animals were killed, iiiitl they will doiibtle'S live happily ever aflerwai'd.--i;isiiiarel:, North llakuta, Tribune. Nov Submarine Iioat. Y'et an itli. r s ibni'iriiii! bo it lias been invented, or is it an old friend under an asiiiined n mi ? 1! this as it may, iihiibniiriue boat, ordered by the IJi'jziiian governiin nl, was to he t lied this week on tho Seine, and the trials being sali -factory oth'f and larger ve:-:t ds are to b: built, savs the Court .1 lurnal. Tiie iit-w boat, whieli i'i named llie (lo!ib t, is some tneiity si leel long, ill. mt li.o feet six inches in diameter in the .titer, an I has a ilispinf on. ntt id' about tell I. iil". Th" motive power is ni tplie I by electric ity, ii !! 1 the screw a in) servo th.! put pose of a l u l l r. til esh if! belli;., joined so a.'t to ell tble it to b" , timed ei t her to tho right or to the left. Three mt n, the inventor elniias, can live under water in tiie (ioitbet for twelve hours with the supply of i-oni-pi ss sl air. This has, of course, to bo proved ; but in the event of any thing going; w roii;.', a lead kt t i, weigh ing over a ton, can be immediately dropped, and the ho it will nt mice coiiio to th" suri'ace like u ct l '.i. On account of elee: ricily being used I'm supplying the 1'1'i.p lliug t.wer, the sphere of action of tin; ti"W boat must of necessity be very limited, as t'oiu p.isses cannot b.; used, hut it coiiid do all that was n quired of it, if taken ott boartl a vct'scl mid hiiinehed when tho enemy's ships were in sight. The ( loiihct'.s mission i.s to throw torpe does, nud if the arrangement for throwing th. .sc projectiles can bo re lied upon, sin; will prove n fnrmid.ihlo atititgoiiist. To sink the (ioubet water is let into compartinoutH. in tho lower part of the boat, and when it is sunk to any required depth in that position it remains exactly, the arrangement for sinking the vessel being so beautifully mi 1 carefully mi anged. One ouneo of water in no or less it is sni I, will cause the boat to sink lower or como nearer the nirfac. Kartliipiiike Shocks. Scientists are puzzled at the num ber of aithqnakes tint have visited this continent within the past year. Tht! latest oil ) affected a portion of Mi x co, throwing down homes and bursting water-pipes. Tint duration of the I'lirlhqit'ike was about twelve seconds, with a direction of northeast i) in 1 west-southwest. Subten ant ail tires that my bo cnns i initig coal mines at ii very great dep: h are given as a possible e l ist! of soni ! of this demon titration. Water breaking into theso intensely heated tire-pits would readily generate siitlieient steam to produce such shocks. Tin! origin of earth qti ikes has for many years been in volved in mystery, but investigators are looking to explosions of gas and tin? rapid gviieratiou of steam as mi in citing cans - i r 111 " minor shocks that ve so frequ utly experience. New York Ledger. C II II.IMtKN'S ( U .M. A i ii u.r. hi i.i.'-- nni it. "M f n't I !" a I.. iy V ' -a.. I "iir M .ty, Th" I. ars ia It -r bi .- .-t Lht", 1 ai . idy a we hitle l,t--, Tllele's ll'dhlll a w.eiitit e.in d . ' "l is ,o, I ln-.-.r ! t'.'iiin .1 lin say .s, lt-.'s home f . in a ureal ei'lleu'". t" ; li -;ti I so. jti-t i."',v. in t!;e pallor, '1 h"ie' ifihiir; a w ei.a t .'an d"."' 'Mv w" lilt!" l.i-d". my l.triii,'' t- ti.l I pilllil: i l. l' k it.'i - .(: h.iir. "J want " i, !iiy a' till i.. o ! n. To sain Hi avv.ij nil in -I tier's rare. "J- tii'T ti"thin4 y ei .'nil !., my d. tiling f Wli it ".v.t - Mi it 'i.-t - ti I I.i-' nuht ! 'My own lull" suii!e-a:t! I . ! ..-a her.' J 'kii e.v, t r He- r.M.;a i ... lailu." ".;t! t! .-re i- :t -fret, my M tiy. l'erlinps y.,. ...,-. j..;,iii it note day "I'lir- Itan I dial i- wiini:-aiel . - i ; - Wiil ilo tile !...;! iv-.rk . n the v.av. "And th" w.el, that i- -V'"..s' n:id il- ar.-tt, 'J'h" w i k II'." - ii, ili v l e'. r it". Tli" ere.;! tv. Ml. ' i Mt'.in - f hapi'- . Ill I tl Ml.. ! it 1.,-ie I J;e .',1 : ' - I. i li s II n,e .1. :r; it wintc.i: ni'MN'i t m t:i: r.M nmi'n r. A pi. asa'tt ';a;u" to )tlay o:i wi titer r-veiiiiigs is call.' 1 'Animal Life." Tht company, big an 1 lif. le.sit in n circle, and each in turn th scribes the feel ings mid net!. us of nil ii'iimul, tlr others glle.i.sil g ttolll th" tle-el'll t d iiiay inchi le b. .is'., birds, lis'n, r ;t tilt s nud ins e:-. A small ".il l h.lely tlescriii.'d the a! 1 i eitof as follows: "I love to lie oil tie; mu ldy Links ol riv. is in warm c emtties; I keep very still, mid look I ili.j a log. Mv smile is hall-n-yar 1 wide, and I'm Hot ptetiy at nl!; but my skin make lovely pur-, s i.ud hags." A tiger was thus described the t-into e vening by a boy : "I am a big cat, with line, "lent teeth mi l n Kantitul spotted mid s'riped skill. I live in tiie junkie, mid in. n are itiraitl of me, tnoii'.'li they eonio to liitnl me. I make splei: Ii 1 rugs." Ifoiu-.t (liiceti. an ft. i xie t;!Mi".N r. An old experiment is to try to blow a cork into a bottle. lake n water ll t-k or a wi.le-iii"tillii'd decanter, or . Im. 1:1.., hold it in n horioiitul position and p'aci; a sin ill t oil, in tin' iit.ck. It ' will I lieu seem nil i.e. Ill it til' lo blow ; I he cork into the bottle; but upon ' trial it uiil be found impossible to do , so, as the harder one blows tin: mole forcibly it i. tj cte.l .ml of the bottle ; and into the Inc.; of the t xp. liinetite!'. The explanation of this t fiiiiaf In;- j havior of !,e cork is v. iy simple. Tin; ' bottle is already liili id' it r, so that l.' in, He em he blown into it. ami tii; only t IV. f i i .in. 1 il I by blowing is to L'. in ) 'i t -s I he nil' ah i a I y inside. Winn li.e pressure i, r.ni"Ved, the : air, In iie; . la-l ie,t pnlids again quick ly nud in so doing force, tho fork out j of the II t'l,, apparently i I a liVelse j direction from the current from the i longs of the experimenter. The neck of the bottle mus! be p d leetlv .Irv, or i the cork will adhere toil and interfere ' ttltil till! silt', 'ess of the . xpel'iuieitt, ; l'l!ONt . t.l'IOX M. Ill'.t. A pi'oiiiine.a'.ioii uiateli is a tine way : ol en tell lit ' ng a party of clever y oiiny people in a duil t veiling hour. Any : number can piny. hi; i t i l t-ied mi lead !. At Iil- t he wiil call out n lit- ' . !', its A, and e it'll p I'soli must think quickly while lit; counts live, and bo : ready to t II the Hit ne of a citv in the ! slate agreed upon before tiie contest j begins! For itist ine. the leader, while ho ' counts live, p nuts to on ol tin; com- puiy, who must g.v ; the name of n j city beginning wit! the letter A, 15 or C,as tiie leader maj anuoiiiic.'. When ' out! answer has bet a given ho quickly I counts ....in nit 1 j uints to another ' person until mine ono fails to res- ; pond, v. h u ho is declared leader an I also pays a forfeit. ; It is very anui-iiig and tenches peo- , pie to think quickly and keep their j wits about til. 111. It I- also sometimes played by choo-inj sidc.iis in a spell ing match, and in tinii ease etch one ; who mi-ses t tikes his seat, nud tho 1 side which remains on tii,; ll tor long- . est is declared the wintnr. i A lew km I id spelling ben is whit the following ea tie is calie.l : One of the company begins the game by nam- i liign letter of the alphabet, ami 1ho next must n mu' iiiiother, which in 1 connection with the first w ill lit lp to make a wor.l, but which will not coin plete it. The next ndds ntiotlii-r let ' tor, mid so on, each aiming to put in 1 u letter which Will not liuish a word, j This goes on until somo one itm.l vet teutly eoinp'etes it. Thou the tin- lucky one is c impelled to pay a for- I feit. To illustrate: Tho next adds m. : The m xt a. Another g, nml tho next, I instead of uddiug e an I completing tho ! word, sa i. Tho following one' gives ii, mi l I he next, 1 tv a happy ' llioii ;ht, tl i s not give e, but snvs a, ' nil. I tiien toll, 's t. i. t. niiil n. u!,, the word has to be finished, iu sj ito of all, Chicago Timcs-llel'nhl. 01 1) LIYMIllOODS. Diriiiisc; an Exitcn..? in Queer ami Oriiriii 'l Wnj-.s. A Unique rii.ti'acu r Who Buys L' l'l Ovt Yv'i'.s'.iir,:-'. Tiie evi r-inei'i e !ng t n. i :i i.- . saiy to k, ep the w.di from th" d""l' in these timt'S o f plls'l; 1 Ii e, j i i . 1...' Colli- petition has driven many ol lite rank and lib; of life to c..p;u!'c the lb t t.i'g ilolhir in tj leer mi.l origin.,! ways. It occurred to one genius rt-e.-ntly t i : : 1 1 there might be a i.t'oiil ti i" tra'.e done through purchasing th" 1. u-.vcr 1 : tt- :i fi'etu Cliiiiese l.ti.n lry iiieu and .l:sp,..!-ing of it to in llgei.t in i i i l .lal-t who r.-taiu a iingeii ig am .tint oi v.;-le-ii.-ct and a w.akiifs-t l' r a clean shirt. Tht; in in I i whom the il n came has le ,".i :n iking a steady living since a! Ills t!i li; busliiess, nud ai re el;.' 1 II- a Competitor HI til'; li'-.d. I n aiiijo t cv.-ry Cioie there is an nceniiiiilatioii .! t ie 1 e I'"!' t ie) lined part 1 laundry i' li, 1 :"t p. r.-otis wi.o forget to call f inslane. it tlii'e',i"!i ticket an 1 tho em Hess of identifying left -over l.ti. n ll." i, to lu'iki.,, a bid f '. it, a.; i iu some tin. l i s of the :;, .pi. !,i hopeless- tie' t-wii'-r. T.'.i i;t hM.'i'i il l'lfid't'ed , g. ts, u iiialiy nt let tils '.it u hat.d- hi own i.ric some profit. Another qne r way of gelt. tig a iiv it: ' i-- that .ur-n d by a miiii on the Led I'l.ver front, who is known from Cherry llili to Concur':, li" .k as "Tii" lirnpplcr." Iu thj suuitii' r line, when lit" i'i-i s n ti 1 st: iu;:piei' as are crowd si with sweltering li'ini'iiiily from tiie t.'a-t si le tern nt -nt li.uist s, ii is a c U!i!ii ei t!i;u" for -ome ntifor tuuat j to to pie over in! ih wat. r nml bt! dl'ow led itefot'e help iiri iv. s. Tiie body is u iitally wa-ihed around by tl." ti b t and t d lies oti tho pier fr. tit a:id c.iiiuot be heit.'d without a car. fill s; arch by a:i t xperienee l hand. "The (irappier" ii tf-naily Kept for by the, sorrowing relativ's, and he strikes a bargain to in e.iv.T tho bo Iy f..r so much i.io:i"y. The prie,; tt m il ly pni 1 him is $y. Then, tinned wiih tools of his own iuveiiti oi, "Tiie tirapiihr" launelie.i It's boat, mnki s a Clft.dlil study of th'' sp d whefi; the body ifisapii ared. thaws his own run elusions as to tie; wh- ro.ib.f.it-. of th" tii'o.Mi tl from a lif..'-loiig slu Iy of the ways of lli-t Uiver water:, and then begins to gr. ij.ple. Som-dimes n le d ,- w ill be brougot to the siirfaee within half an hour. Al other times tiie work h is lo be e il l led ..u patient ly for days and weeks bid',..,, the grap pling irons caicii the lvnuinis. It; some instance.-, the ;g l'.-i ' i has failed to lind th" body and h e. thrown tij. Im eoiitraol. Asa rule, however, his "HI.; . nine task is stleees-i ui v iieeoin plishe.l. When net s.ai'cliing for l.edn ., 'The (irapj.l. r" fills out hit l;n:i lisiiing for anything he ca.i ret. lb- cal, it. .. all sorts of ll d -.mi and jet-am, that he turns into cc h. 11,1 roi.e, I. .d anchors, chains, riiMv iron an I olio I deposits of the rii.-r b"d iir ail v.ei'.h niottoy to hue. "The t trappier" - i.n - business is not limn i- h in", i. on, lie Mie. de l to his pecu liar eiiiic; thii.ugli his father, who taught h'.m the business in the days when grappling paid, and ho cannot turn iiis hau l to auylhiug else at this late .late. On,., of the i'i miirkabio baud of ci np folloNvt is that hovers on the outskirts of Wall street's speculating crowd is I tidy tho (loos', an cxstool pigeon of the polio ', who is credited with earning a weekly sum in n variety ol ways. Hilly is um'tlly seen hold ing iu his arms a pyramid of cast-oft' hi s, which he s-lls for anything they wili f. teli. These trausiit'iioiis are all clear prolit to Hilly f or ho gets the itais as gills from tiie brokers of tho mi ,'hborhood who hive purchased new ones. Lilly nisi louts i loiiey nt t i nl tit n ti t rates of itile: e - t to impecu nious mes.teii'; r boys, and makes n large profit iu this manner. Then li lies ns the bf T on e iminis.-iou to lin n who wish to stiec.ilato in tiie bucket shop, but who tin hot care ( be seen ill tins lolto strata of Willi street society. livery one iu the street knows Hilly, mid if he wore to nn iiounee that he, had aeeuuiulate 1 n fortune and w is nb mt to retire from business, no one would be nt. all snr pi'i.e.l. New- York lloeorder, I'lieiiotui'iia of II u in an Hair. A medical expert reports Jhat the curly locks of threo young girls be longing to n family which is predis posed to nervousness stinighten out i v.ry t i ill" when tiny b 'calne exh lilst-t- ' by overwork or pleasure. Thus it h opens that if they go to a bil l thev eider upon the pl-nisure str.nght uiirtd, after tluiciug a few tunes tn r looks begin to form ngum, it ud b.-foio the fest;ii:yis huh over the three pr.-tty Leal, are c ov. I e I with r'.nglil-. Investigiitiou has proved that these girls have to work inrticu 1 ,ih 'nil- 1 i n the davs p receding the bad-. Tit. y nuke lleir ow:i .lt.s-'S, ! do their own hoii-ework, idc. Tite aitiieij atioii uf jdeiisure may n!-o li tvc j something to do with increasing th it i ii.. t votts conditio!!- S.mil.,1' ohsefva j ii'.u- it tve It '-n m i !; iu the ca-e (,t a 2-'. mi -"''I i'i 1 1 l!e list.o-ed to Ills 'tii- l it, a by ne; votis i C!t"!ii nt. S;i" has i loll-.', silky bloleli; locks. that j straighteti out if the child txperietiec.-- ! 1111 V hellsllt'ioll of II frighifu! II it 11 r.'. j That having pass d, tie; hair is seen ' to .'raw up into ringlets. j The micro-cope thu s not explain the hist ineidlo:,, d pir-noiii nil ; It I show-, howeV.T, the nature of the j can.- th it make tiie hair nj..t"ir white as the eons q I. ..,- of fear, tli tre-s, ; or nn sir mg indit.il ex.'iteui lit. A" already Mutt d, th . sensation id up- j piii'eiitiy line to iL-gcti r;i t i t:i of the j p'giueitt m alter. Ae.'ordiu ; to my u J ii investig it ion , it is o.-e isioti-id by air let'.!.; ... aii-iug in the shaft of the , hair, an 1 co.nipletelv c tv. rin." the : c, 1 if article, tiles nbo'it seie:, C iVTtil, Il is How this process ,'e h is not Vet dis an njieu ij u stioti wi;- t'n. r the nif is u lnn'ted l'"o:u out side or wiiuth --r tL-j el. ..si;.: ll.ii 1 i.i the J ifu!i t ilefi.iiip,.j!.;ttoii in the in terior o.' the h iir shift or rot'.i. 1 St. L.m s (iob.;-I -tii .-criit. ('iiit'ii'c'.ictit's Wihlctit In Test eil Sivaiti)' J.joiiitrd i'likins, a hunttr an I ' trai p. r of North P.ru If rd. had a tigiit recently with two wildcats ot ! 1 irge si.e while e ind icting a party of sportsmen through W.M Cat Swamp, a largo urea of wild land on the ol I Colby woo iiatid. iu th s,ci' h tii p-irt of 11 ,-tX. IVrliitis had bed his pany, ' iijitl was etittilig acro-s the swamp to i',.:ieli tiieiu v.it. u one of the cats i p.'titu'id upon bin two dog-, ehuving and bir'ti- tiieui, nud completely! i ilit liu one of t'uein. Perkins shot : the cat through the heart as soon as ; he was able to bingle it out ironi the ,ieg, ! l'etkilis had no sooner il 'ite th'.s than a s, c i;id cit, sin iller than the , lll'st, llttlicked theblin I dog, hteot'at i up ; it bo that il had to iu Lille 1. Perkins succeeded iu shooting tins cat us weil. 1 A largo w ildcat was shot ill tho s uae ! swani)! lad vcei; by Hubert Fl- Idtlig, I all t.l.l Stylifook tr.i'per. Fielding; and I.;- il ..;s hid a tussle of nearly j half mi hour with the eat. i I'.v, w ddeals have How been l.tliel lit litis swamp during the past t'.veiv.. I liiottths. It i, boiieved thel',' are sav t ial in, !'.' in tho swamp, and a party is; being formed ill North liratiford to j sti ri'tjii ml the swam, and capture them ; if possible. Tin y ure ii iii 'iine i lo tin ! ntfety of any solitary hunter--1 1 ail ' fur 1 Co'irnnt. j A I'l'oliistui'ie Ilo. nl. ! Ib rmiin ('. Co.d.eaud C. A. Fatibie, . who tire exploring the San Mlglle iii ii lit mi ti, near this city, and win Wete I'opol'lod sollli" days ItgO to haV. ' found iiu ancient rondNvny and liiutt"! to a g .l.l mine, are in this on v. T hoy ; say 11 can etisiiy be seen ihul a dill! loa 1 oNel' tiie ered. of the 1 1 oebaci, rising ti'.nii Sweelwnter rivei weii tii the iiiotintaiu sol wa- ilrsi travel,.,' extensively. I. it, r trttv. i was tlivei tei'i over a part of the distance to the lev.! shelf, and this new road is the on, that creates wonder nml astonishment. The grade is so p-j feet that Cook.; nud Fnu'olo bt li"ve it was estabiishel : by tho best of surveying instruments, and solid rock has been cut out hi j deep that powdes or some other ex- I plosive must have been us.d- Tin tills on tho lowt r side have been made on true linos, mid n distance of l.Oti,' ur more feet of ill's kind of work I shows educated woi'Ktnniisiiip. i rnec of Nvii;toi tracks can bo seen on th surface of the road'vav. San Francis co CalL ( oi ii licit Muting Nui'tli. A i'li sa dispntch Irom St. Pun quel. 8 Mr. S. S. P'tsse'.l of North l.i- 1 i.ota as saving, at the immigration i convetitioti, that the corn felt wup ; in- viiig n i i tuward, following tho riv- i lii.alion of the soil by wh 'itt. Wheat was n great ciNiiier of the soil, and it- j effect nviis t i irep.iro the sod for corn j which nee .linte l for th steady a l Vance of the corn belt toNvard tho north. We suppose Mr. Itussell uses the word "civilize" in an adtiite l seine, though hero at the east wo look upon corn, potatoes, roots, ott'., as prepar ers of tho soil for wheat nud other grains, the liner product nvailing it self of tho previously long-continued wot king of the soil. It may be, how ever, that nt the west, iu lack of rogii n hi r rotation, the wh-ut r iots furnish that mass of vegetable liber mi w hich the corn delights to fetal, mid so the latter follows instead of precedes, (Juuutry GeuUcmuu. Look I p. "Tt 1 v.iys rti.irnin.; s-en-'wIiT.', little heart ( S Mr.evvltere lie sky is ever fair nr.. I I'lii"'. N" tti(,'ht ."in wrap in .latkn-ss all tli" world ; ,s .me rill th" sun is evr shining Ihro'.th. 'i li-reV al ,v.i9 s"iit" .".f liiihapi y. w ane I ll".irl : 8.s:ae where I-. nl'.v.i- 1 'V and If.pe an.l ciieer. S s..rr..w iMii forever hid" n s;nil": .No life i- t - -1 1 and fri-f frun birth to Iter. I. o.-k up an I I. id" 'ii paSieii'.'. then, .hur h'-'.r! i j'h" .- ei'- l pr.eeiso "I th" dawn is trap. II. ', eid Hi" .don. I n u-lad. it'MV day sliall ri.t And wlt.'tt of joy is yoin- wiil ' in" to yen lU'.MOKDL'S. Pit.by Whnl's in the bottle" poison? looby I guess there mnat be; there isn't miy label mi it. lr. Glad. Io you know anybody who bus a horse for salt? Irovcr--Ir-ckoti Hank Liners has ; I sold hiiu one yesterday. Young Iliisiitoss Man When do you think is the best timo to iidvcr t.se ? Old P.usiiKss Man All tho time, young man. "I thought marrying him woiiM inake a tl IV rent mini of him," sbo sigh.il. "An.!" "It inado a dif ferent man of him." Ci iiusoiil eak Al e you going to (Lo niM-tp'orade? Yea.-d-Yis: I expect to. "Ilov. ure you j.'oing ?'' "(.ioinjj; broke." "That'll be i;o disguise." Sh" I have heard that yo t snid I was f ,nd ,d the sound of my own voice. i Well, you have yourself ndmitted that you like music. Caller And this is the new baby? Fond Mother "Isn't he splendid? Culler- Ye-, in Iced. J'olid Mother lld so blight? See how intLl.igelltly iie btMlthes ! Fncle ' JI at ry Well, Johnny, nml how did you like the lide on I'nelo Harry's kiiet ? Johnny Oii.it wnsvery nice; but 1 had a ride mi a real don key yesterday. What i a libs'.''' Icr .n-r sight-1, "i i fain-it f'.il Iy defined "l is a e.Mijiiii.'tioii." she r.'pli 'd. "An.l e;tiiii"t Ii" ilei'lilt.'d." "So yon f. el you cannot marry him?" "Y. -', I am Itilly il. cided." "Why ; tlou'l you like him?" "Oh, I like him Hell enough, but I Cilll't get him to propose.'' IhiX The iple.-t lo't of high or low birth iloe-u't make much difference iu a mail's misery or pleasure. Max I lii yes, n doet on it Pullman sleeper , ov r a poor loadbi !." LfiNVti' i hawing Niii Your is. tale is iiiii. lt sinaili r, sir, than is gen erally Mipj id Sick Man -Yes, but keep that quit I tiil aft, r the funeral. 1 want a g.e.,1 sho.v id .'.rt. f stricken llloliruel s. Iliitl'loVi r I to le w .dliee boy) --If any olio c ill-, .lame.'-, be sure nud re member that I nm led in. ( Half nil hour Iniei) li lu'i you hear mo call, you young m-cal?-' .Lames--Ye-, Mrt but I t ' , 1 1 ; . 1 1 1 Net- wasn't in. Iktt'.'ii I. el me -hake lour hand, ib nr bo;. ; Inis i, , ne ol lite liupplist thiNs d your Id". Iltlnit Ytoi'ie loo ri n i its, old man. I'm net t be iintnie 1 iiiitii tomorrow. That's what I say. fins i, one of the haj'py days oi your I.l'e. "I see," said Woodby Wltle's pa t if nt wife, "ihat li.e Cuban insur gents have decided to take another lii-k " "II tve tiny?" was the re sponse, w:lh a self-satistl, d titter, That'll I. Hike it harder than ever for Spain to sit down on them, won't it?'' An oid mini an l his wile ware hist summer sailing on a steaun r bctw-'cti I'.'hickpool and the Isle of Man. ,s the st a was rath, r rough and the old woiiiini nii!ieeiis,,m -d to sailing, she aid to h-r husband: "Oh, John, this ship is going down!" "Well, tievi r mind," tan I her hu-ban I, "it i-u'i our-. " Fate of 'I nn Iti'ollicrs, An extraordinary f h bration of nn anniversary was recently arranged for two brothers who were wounded in th" battle of Wo rlh about 2o years ago by one cannon ball, i-a.-h of tho bud het s losing n n nrm, Thev wa rt both serving in the same regiment and sto'l iinng it lull, when t he ilendiy mis siles mowed down entire companies ot Ih. ir regiment. The brothers fell together, but became separated, and were picked up by different ambit liinecN, inch one thinking tho other den. I, each -ending home word to that effect. Tl icy arrived homo four mouths hiter.au. I being iu eomfoi ttibhi circumstances-, they have always cele bmted tht! iiunivei'siiry of tho buttle by ineetint ill the family circle. 'This year, it being tho "5th auiiivciHarv, they were honored by the emperor of (termatiy with a silver tnclal for valor in addition to the iron oiosk vhieli (hey received for bravery, Philadel phia Record.
The Chatham Record (Pittsboro, N.C.)
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Feb. 6, 1896, edition 1
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