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THE
COUNTY UNION.
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ll'XN, Ijifpitlt County, N. J.
Kntrrei)
.acn;)iih'2 tf iopf.il rpirula-
fh at the Mitfiii)pt itl;i"ii,'N, C, a
t-'ond cla. matter. I
EDUCATION
THE HOPE OF
OUR COUNTIiy.
y. K. GRANTHAM,
.'.P. PITT MAN
NY J
Editors.
A.ViOi;.M KM IJ.VT.
"AJ) commuiilcatlons must reach ason
J"ui.jr eveuing.
.
Not Ws of Church rit Alnmnts and all othr
dottccn ff like manner from vrhicii rveoue in
1 le derived, wijl be elm rjfttl 5 cntier
jlu.
i
r.iiinf locals will 1 raado to -eirular ad-v-rtl?r8
at 5 ctiti ir iii. LpcalV without
riv'ular adverttseuif ptu will be charged
x' Cut off at the 'Xilratinn
nncsH we are notui.-l
$toutinud until the
Jnh8.ir',br9 wit! N
eubjHcrljpn ; 11J up
romrannjatlnna muBt always have the
aufhor'N v.iiO" k(U. and mu.tl be written
jfUiiily ffi'oi"tl'l of th aier. '
5ri.dv,rti.-.ing rates furnished on ap
plication. ltFNo rpil f'ticc insert&I uilltout
yti.th t tulvirtoe.
o rpintuunh'atiqn vj e pfvptd
pidess u;(nipaiiji-d ,y thp rijier's
paine.
3 Ml advertisement jnpcled four
t.iuM--.-iive v'k-i will liu p iditc'l our
jnoiith. and u ill Iw ini .(t ( and charged
putil opU-n-d di-tiiili;iU(4 ivh,ep tji-?
jini: is iul
TERWS Cf SUBSCRIfTIOM.
Three Months 25 (Cents.
iix -Months. ...... 50 Cents.
Due Year.....::....:.: .......i.:. ...ei.oo.
Sent by Mail. Payablp in advance.
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IITNN, N. t, JvtY 24 181)5.
OUR SUGGESTION.
Let Ilarnett have 3 silver pqqyens
tion. at Dunn, and, let j pypry pan.
woman and ohjld jq tU,e Qoqnty who
feel the greit qped qf tqe free and
unlimited coinage qf sjlyer to 1,
le present. . L)o not stay at borne
fr yqu will miss a grpat deal t(y not
being here. .You want tq come and
) instructed by men who have given
the question considerable thought,
men wh,q ljve In ou grand, old State
an have the interest of her people
at heart. ?$ot PP'y th?s, but you
rill have art opportunity to exchange
jdeas with your friends and learn
more of thin great and important
question.
e do not mean to open thp cam
In aIJ agjes thg wi.rM. the most
noted philanthropist1 and Jeader3 of
progress an,d oiviliz tion, haye pos
sessd some degree of cpltiyatjpp pf
the menta faculties.
Thi3 acflu i re n6 i.t, J?Jp.ng pjviliid
nations ?9 indispensable j fspecialljr
is this so, in the administfatjoR of a
republican gcytrnmenl sch aj
ours.
Education fs the great prpppUing
power, or npto , that advanpes pros
pepty anq enljgtens the universe. It
is the powep that ponpei$-e tje prin
ciple$ pT g'verur?jerft, built niagnifi
cent cities and townSj bulges, and
vessels tljat crp5stue rajghly oceans j
traversed cqntjr.ents with railroads.
spanned the seas wjth .ales. thereby
facilitating commerce planned im.
pleaenls that reduce auch hard las
bor. laic plas for erplorn the
depths of earth and h3sed nations
by planping thp deyelppment of the
resources paned by an Jraigbty
hanl. Christian Education elnvat.es
I 'l.f ! JT
at. d ennobles, moral )y. mpqtally and
physically, and. natjung th,at adapt its
piincipleg rise tq eights not attain
able by othpr tfieans known to man.
Oar own copntry owes Its compare
ative degree of prosperity to this
grand cause and yet wc may climb
bigher on the ladder of success, by a
virtuous education of the mental fac
ulties of the entire people we may
attain a prominence nqt approapfoed,
by nation; even a prosperity in the
superlative degrea. To this end, kt
us, especial I3 J,he yonth of our couns
try, be ppngtantly striving, tpiling.
pursuing, that vtipb makes us better
citizens, more loyj patriots, greater
philanthropists and btings qs iq
closer fellowship wi.U our God.
Ye pliprish with sacred reverence
the memory of those who have spent
their jives tp perpetuate and advance
thjs npble work, and although many
1. 1 1 . . .
uave iiasseu away, llieir memnrv
lives in the hearts of those whose
lives have been blest by thpir labors
and verily .their worfcs do follow
them ,? 4nd there are others who
are in this afdnpu worjfoonspprat
ing their Uyef 14 energies to. the
upbuildjns and apaeliprauoq of hu
rnanjty. May thpfr labors be crowned
with Sflccess.heyjdeserve our hearty
co operation and f upport. For
THERE IS WORK TO DO.
Jt is a gnJ Vlnz
tQ
j.a.gu at uu, eany aate, pqt it is cause let us he concernad and mnr,
I tunc that pppple every whers., epeak
jng of thp South, were coming togeth
er and gaining; information, fhe
Issue qfthe coming campaign, that is
the silver question, bss battk'd the
inilld ot Lhe inntt loamcl ma., oi tbo
world tosduy. and no one man can
truthfqljy say that he thoroughly un
dcrstai.8 the question that s going
tuP Tni1 f the press of Amer-Ci.
We ito i.pt bMeye any p.ne ;tn fully
comprehpnqa tue finaudal nnegti'pn.
Now let Harnett make herseir
known to the world,, an let her peo
pie no longer stand on party preju
dice and fight agqint tjje interest of
ber people. Cprfle otand express
yourself either as fiends of silver or
Triends of gold. Je a and
fish' for that, but 4q c,i tae a nd
ngmnso wpai you Heye to b,e right
cause Mr. A. ban m,itreated you in
private matters. I;eaye oif your
Jiriyate d faculties and cme Hut as
pne strong man, staudjrjg fur lfc,p in
zealously; thpft peace, prosperity and
union may be perpptnated,, Charity
increased, and. the kingdom of, God
promoted aniong men.
Ameiucvs.
TIME TO
RgTyRiy.
Thpsp ViiriU Crolioins wh
arated th,piu selves from thp Democrat
ic party last ear in the hope of geu
tin.; something better in legislation
than they have heretofore enjoyed,
have seen the;r lqpes disappointed.
The legislature dill not fulfill one
promise in f.-rty and no honest man
cart claim tha,t i met the just expecta
ti'un of tho-e r?ho elected "it. lieyond
continuing the 8.pproiriatiqns hereto-
Iqrp made b,y tfje Democratic party
Ije oasily
satisQed, and a contented mind is a
contiiiUil feast.' These aro old say.
Jngs that hay often bepn repeati I ut,
you should not rely on them too far
as bping tie very Jjest thing every
! l,mP? TKe man sfJ-q is satis2ed who.
the cqntjitjon of tljp ppnntry and is
.
upMO IM 8tpl of ? dps
nothing," has not got the good of the
Counl.ry ancj the welfare of his neighs
bor at hpart. and is floating a!ong on
thp tide as a dpad man.
Qj- tpe pter hand dissati3fapton
anddiscopteft afe sometjrops a gpod.
thing when tipy are apcompanipd, by
enough energy to pus.fi forward for
something bettpr. Thp pr$t peppl.e
under the sun arc the continua grum
bler, whq arenevtr sftti85ed and nev
er make any effort to change th,fngs.
The trjje democrats have a rigb,t to
grpmb!p and it becomes them as
true rflen tq put thejr grumbling into
action. Ttiprjjanano wants justice
and prosperity to reign oyer the unny
south can't afford to fold b s arms
and say, there is nothing for me - to
do. There is a work for you to do
my brpthpr. and if you fail to po thj3
work tbat falls to your lot. thgn ju
lail to do justice to yojjrsglf, ypur
famy apd to your pouqtry. y0ur
coqn'ry derjians your work, and
wo qld ypq app it coWe fiom qnder the
rqling and goyernmeqt ora plas of
hungry office hojders, an frqm qns
der the influence of that uqst tjetpsu
able body called tne 3rd party, you
should not at Sny time and under
apy circumstances fail to fi-r,t for
it.
T(je Dempcrats of the aah mt
nght Tor their rights, lest they should
be overcome by the strong and crn.n
able money kings" of thjs unh,
who are not satised with what they
have but want the pajth. The South
must qght I s.aj' fpr hPr r'gbts lest
she should bepomp thp slave pf the
North.
Demopnits should, band themselves
strongly together, organise properly
and buckle on the armor of truth a-d
go out and begiu thp battle at once,
for the field i3 Jargp and there is
work to do. Shall we be satisfied to
drift alocg and wait until time is
short to begin our work' We say
no, for 1S96 is coming and this coun
try must be revolutionised or grefit
will be its rum. Go out tegphing the
people everywhere of the dreadful
state of alTairs, wrought upJn us in
the evil spirit that possessed the land
iu me year icy, when pople be-
came wim and iorsook the trqth and
want Into the 3rd party, which bas
come so near turning this country
up side vipwn. TpSch them the error
of their way and bring them bapk
into tne rjtt,.
uememopr tllPTo is work tq do, and
do nnt hesitate to ahpw oqr color
beforp any class of men. do your
uiuy as a tiue Democrat and
have done enough.
ssmmmmmmm 11 in - ihumb
QUn MAGISTRATE.
We hye been trying for sowe tjae
to get the enmnjet list of ipag
trates apjxint fcv ih.e lasi legisla
ture fr Hfrnetj county, and have
at last cppec4p4. W I'JW'e in our
office now 4 copy of the House Jour
nal and a coby of the Senate Jour.
. , . -
nal, fe publish Uie whole list of
tuagjstrates, fcotlj those U fill the vas
cancjes anJ the .ad4Upual. Wp ex
pect tq find many things in these two
books that wil be .pf great Imprest
to our readers, and if at apy time you
wpjjj Jpp authority of any of our
statempnts, call at this office and we
wilj gladly give it,
TQ FIT;L Y4pAlfpIES.
Anderson's Crepk township Alex
ander West, P J MpCorqqodale.
Avprasborp tqwnsftip-S M Jack
sen, W l orns.
Barbpeue ty ngfp John Pftrrach,
John ilcpod.
Bupkborq township T Smith.
A T Arnold, 1 T Johnspq.
Blapfe IiWer tpwpship S J Qard-
ner, Ji H Dewar.
Capp Fpqr tpwpshjp (new town
ehipj.
Grove towq8hip none.
, Hectqr's Creek tnwnship D H
Senter.
- JphngQnvjjlp tpwusaip J,ames
Markg, J M Tfirnpr, H P Camerpn.
Liljinton tpwnshipJ W IMpkin,
Hpnry Wcean, T Jv?ett.
SJejll's Creek township J P Qreg
ory. Jj H Marks, l H Jpe.
Sipwart's Creek townslup Geo. E
Byrd, Duncan Darraph. D J barker.
ypper Iittlp Kfver township J
Byrd. Paql McKay.
AppiTJONAL.
And.eraqn Creek township Duns
pan Shaw, H f Bqie, John S,haw.
AyerasbQFO tqwnslqp J B Hoi
land, h H Uyls, S W Parker.
Baibepqe township M A McFar-
land,, D Cameron, R W Byrd.
Blapk Kjyer township Perrin
Hqnnycult, A B. Retts;
Buckhorn township F II Thomas.
Wheeler.
Cane Fpaj tpwnskP (pw township)
F M P Mcleod, D O Harrington.
J O A Kelly, W M Patterson, J R
Pattprsqni J A Buchanan.
Grove township C Hodges, R M
Pjimer, W J Hodges.
Hector's Creek township G D
Spei ce. U . Matthews, James C
Johnson.
JohnsqnviMe township JJugh Mcs
Kay. R C tfplden.
Lillingt,oq township G S Byrd.
eills Crpek township William
Pearson. A D Byrd.. .
oiewari's Ureej township p S
wnnaWv Y J Bethunc, Brjant
Smith.
Upper Iittle River township
John M Morrjqqn, David Nordon. R
J Patterson. ;
4 $OYxS STORY.
some
QF THEM LIrE
SAMPSON.
Reper,t!y County- Exarn,iner
for thP public instiiuti(ns. it did nHth- E- BM Ipr held an examination
ing that ivill redqn to the general
IN
G.
of
" - -,irt 1111 tic 1 . . 1
ferest of ypur southern laud and for I e're' ai,u many f cnptmcnts
Tc iiiineai u; your own tione.
Now we shall leave the matter
n the hands of thecbajrman of the
fxeeqtive committee qfthe county to
suggesi a tim am hope he will put
h ettbrt m the matter and call a
Veeliq r at an early day
are positively iiarmul, arP now
seen. Alay Rf te iqcidents attpnd
jt.g ts pipceeding wpre oppqly and
uoTpripqsly scandajoqs.
It must be manifest to every in
telligent citizen, in view of everw
th,ip2 that has happened at Raleigh
applicants for teachers certificates.
On iqaqy qccasions Mr. Bqtler ba,s
received aqme answers, that surprised
him, to questions asked, bqt oqe ap
plicant at the last C3?a,rniqa.tion, is by
unanimous consent entitled to the
cake. In the U. M hitqry examina
tion, the names, of twelve of America's
gjpatpst men, livqg or dead, cere
Wp haye heard several peppje who
do a gret deal of traveling through
the country, making pojnplapit atp
the condition of thp pqblio roads.
We are yo!d tht they afe in an aw
ful condition ami in o,me places, are
almost impassable. R.ld aqthoris
ties should be
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enuem te thus, Crops are about!"
Gnished now Rhd ti, i ..iflt
ince me n,rst or Janqary. a.ud in ! fPrea to be g. yen. Following are
considering thp many things that the names, just as thpy ere given by
UIYe rP.t. that nqthi'ng is expected in one aPPUt:ant, n all seriousness :
futqre p.f the combination which con- j Jas' Aiad'son, loiape fireely, An
stituted this isture. It is a had I ylrew Jcksqn. earsn the Eanre-
I'st, Iey. W V Oliver, pr. ingSs
berryt Hqh. B. F Qrdy, Dr, Prtchs
ard, Prof W'Hs, A M Jee, G ft Burs
Aaa .
er, oircei urpwer V Howard. E
W Kerr. Rev. .1 I. StPorr m
lot. It notunlv f.'lo.l A 1..
1. j iu v'j iiiiy
everything jt promised to do, bqt by
what itd'd uemonsiratev tha,t it is
n;t Gt to goyern North Carolina. The
universal Pry Ihn.qhout the State
should be, Awav with it A WQ t car i I I.
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4 a man or
Senator Morgan aayi: -Let me
pe a uemoc at rrst qf all, and then
parly fq0 yoii on;e.
be put in proper fix. Jt is honed that 11 r ils ,au,C9i K qe or it fool
a word along this, line will he suf-' U lw'lK; 11 V?qrs.. Purely no
Stent. ' j stronger argument puld be presented
to the people. uf th's State to per-
suaqe them ltt turn again to the par-
tV Wllifll ITllua.nn.l L... 1
j w. v, po long tna so
well, than is oflfardiht a ..r
men. The Soh nepdienoqgh rap,n j -..J
yy 10 qo uqsincss ont and, so Iryig as j
bhe is deprived of this. Art Ifirirr f
' w auaa' WV III I .
her pcoide be bow,ed dqwn m poverty i Svsi 11 lLc eyenqe lav? as sent
TbeSout.h'8 cjipulating mediqm Nfout ,n pamphlet form by the present
silver and unless we aye thp silver !Ubh fri"ter- Pa X7 be has
sutler. How muco sold have vnn I "'"-'J1 M pagea of tb election
sren 1.1 the Suih sine t 1 ,aw iu several qX the
Vrsi f it 19 not hprf.
BY ft. fc. MOODY.
5ome years ftgq. asI was about to j
close a prayermeeting, a young man
guw up auu urgta au .tuofe present
who had not accepted Christ, to do so
that night; a.nd in closing up bin 1U
opecuu, up uaiu : ri qnce uad a I
father and mother that cared more
for my soql than fqr anything eUe.
At lat m.v father dp?d and when
father wa.s dead and gone, my mother
wrs murp aiiio-is thn eypr for me,
aqd sometimes she would come ai.d
l-Qt her toying arw ground my neck,
a.nd She wo Tld jus-t plpad with me tol
jhh vuiuh out: u-ea m ten me
after my father was dead, that she was j
lonesome without having me aChps-
tiaq. ' i$U her J sympathized with
, mhv mfvih w?ntei to see a
little of tqe world j I d.d not want to
become a Christian in ;. parly life
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fu'icu, w sec 11 mere wa,s a new-
made grave, It might he that moth
er was goire. When drew near the
midnight and wo.ud hear a voice in grave y heart Uisgan Vo beat more
my mothers chamber. I would hear quickly, as by the light of the moon
that goiy mother cry iqg to. God for U 8aW the Re w -made grave. The
her b'y. wae ypry dear to her. At wbolc story was told. The whole
last I felt J mqat either beconte a I tory was clear. My sainted m.o.ther
of the-e names have a family?, sqqnd I ,l-sMn or 6 Wf rfftm tuat moth- sone. It was a fresh-made
in Sampson. At aether examina- I Cr'8 inewe an(1 ran 8WaV At- S"ave, It had just been du. . Fur
er li a. 1 ppeu gone a long time, tDe nr tim? in ray life this question
I Leard from hme indirectU. I came atpalmg over me, Who was
uevimi my pother was suk. 1 S",ng w pray ror my 1 t soul now!
tioa recently held, a similar question
was asked and one applicant began
with Gen. Weaver, including Marion
Bqtler, Cy Thompson., J E Fowler,
and coming qq (lowo to hia townahio
sin
All
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My tpek of Spring and Surora ir Dress
Qods is now ready for inspection and
consists of a: the new and pretty styles in
Organdies, doited Swiss, Linen tawns, Duches. Piquas, Percales a
otner patterns
Jn cpnncc
ion with my
DRY GOODS DEPARTMENT
I haye qpp -jed a
fILLINRV AND
xcy noom tvepartmev
latest novelties jn Lilies, Mia
HATS AWO BONWETS.
and am prepared tq give yqq tho
Childrens !
Silks for Shirt waist and Dress
Our line of Swiss, Nainsook. n
Trimmings, I,aoes and Ribbons,
II arrh-ir omhnitMa.i. i 'i I ....
. ma t iiiseriioa
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cei.s m oeauty ar.rt quality any eypr exhibited in Dunn-
We can give yoq a good article in Slinpers, Hoiserv. Corit.a r..
Gloves, Fans and in to pyprything needed to complete a lali?'
rset w iik,
frardriM
Call nd examine oqrstook before purchasing elsewhere.
Yoqrs tq PKASK.
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Yb nig,
mrv:
There is ho douhi bt what every
man, woman and child has read with
great interest rhat the Legislature
did in regard to the Mortgage Law.
You a!so read the Douglass adjourn
ment and m -ny other thin-s. Now
we invite yoq to read an article tliat
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is greatest qr aI: Y.u will learn
froa this article, not what the Les
Iature did, butjwhat II. W. Je?nian
ac co,. win ao iqr, tuqse that, tfae'e
with them-
n
LINBST m TOWN-
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will secure
you your homo
paper twelve
months.
la.
new, sue wa9 pining for me. I
knew; tfet her het was broken on
IUE have in oqr atore, without a
If doubt the largest stock of gqoda
and greatest variety ever displayed
in uqnn. it would oe the higth of
folly fqr us to attempt to mention all
. .
our articles $0. wg wqt yoq to call
and see them, j
OHIItTS
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Our Pne of shirts are the best, oheap
e3t and nicest ever brought ta this
market. Can fit the laroe and small.
H A T 5
Our Hats are
1
OUT OF SIGHT
Prices are low and shapes of the yery
latest makeg. B,e certain yow ex-
aaiine them j
We carry a general line of
DRY! GOODS
and keep Hie best for the lcat mon
ey, lry u and be convimol.
vv e are now
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giving you mor6
county news
than any pape
ever before pub
lished iu Duni
: MEMF
HRfiPPR V
Op all thp messes
evq? spen, the
constable of the same politics hich ' W't uf m& au "W" wayward life.
luogui woqiq go qpm,e and ajk
my m.othpr to forgip me. My sec
ond llyjugbt was: If did. I
would Ur to go aftd be a. Christian.
I coujd not stay ii.der thp same roof
indicated that the applicant must
have been, a popqhst. nd feomethii'g
of a partian. at tha.t, If cj.xil prvice
had been appl;el to sicqox;! teachers.
:tions sent oqt, lca,vin p.ut 1 pages 1 'EK81TY, Wasiuxqton. D. C.
T3U sovald-'iicti ask yev-r
C-Vi
M Hie l.iV(ni;i law
What a uc-s !
What a mess ! !
oophlet edi-
he micrht. .vo rtia.i t . . r.
n - 1 i vj kcl 11 t:nrLin-i
cate. Sate -s.m Democrat. without bcomjus a Christian. My
nuciiouj uwri, saia: i win
ClIEMIAL DEfVAR-TSJE, CWiCURAN
SciENTinv Scii. ol, Columbian- Uni
not
We always keep a full line of fyesL
grocer rs to suit the trade. I
For the best brands of fl.mr Vuu
should never fajl.Wk oajl oix us. "I
all for their liberal
patrtwage, jevcanx
i
Yours truly,
31 BSIfiAN 4 CO.
HOTEL Q I VINE,
NEW MANAGEMENT.
Father aqd pRother bxth aune low
And ypvRg men. I would U?e gyen
the wuld if I could have called .at
mother back avfl have j ut ber arms
around npek and heard her breathe
my name in yxraya v But her voice
was si Jent fuver. SJe was gpne.
I knplt beside that grave, saying
that Qd might haye mercy on me
and that God would forgive me.
x upp 4 Heard ag-iin. I heard uu 1 01 leave tnat grave all Z ' V" "."f to
my mother- w.a worse. The. thought hl8hl unlH morning dawn. But fees at?ey.ri su tuvejinin
uume: ouppo?e shp shquld die. Sud- oru'n5' eeneve that (iod, for
! Pose 1 anould neyer see that mother
0 -o
This is to inform the
P'iblic that'tUc-
above ..Mined Hotel h:is been h'enovatK
Refunnshed and Carpeted throughJut
and I will spare no effoit- to CkSS
ftH kind of ioh
printingv
Union QFFIGE.
is headquartersi
9
, " - " " ! 0J paper. fr sa! lUs offic
. -' " vV:vYt
e at
I xusirucuon m n.organic and Or
jganic Clemirv. dilative and
! Qualitative Analysis. Assaying
jof prec'uuis metals4 ores, and bullion.
Che.n ca.1 TechuoJogy jnd Chemical
I Engineering. Address Chas. E.
j tf u&roe, Ph. d. Professor of Chemis-
trv. Wash. D. C- .
again
self.
sever could, fotgive
sta.rtei; bom.3. There
was
Cluist Jiak.e, hd. forgiven my 'sins,
and that my mother's God had te-x
come my qod. Bit. yoqnz man, I
no train to my native village. I took ,Toll, never forgive myself, I nqyer
the coach. I got in just after dark, i Kll,e that mother. I tra.m
pnc pjuronuge generaHy
1 .wii, yours to.piease.
JX(V A. OATES, Proprietor.
Advising is the great train ;an
mtlfl ,n ll. . 1
The moon wa- shinins. I had to oniPled Lei Prayers and her
-.bout a mile and a half to m.h, I un,,er my
er's house, and oa my way I thou -ht ' antl scnt
I Wrillhl rrof mm, tlx r I . Itnin. if l tm I aU . t.. .. . ! PlWf'Of.rl than I. L .
- uivi tuc icuvs sua go bo j j M gv-uiy- moiuer j uc uiun re a
' the grave where mv father w- i treat lnr lrinK. "iii.v-n: I '"is steam, the passtn
TRY
us;
once
vua mutuKf. 1 ira,m i lu roan 10, su.'-cesi. The I ii
prayers and her entreaties ; mer.cLant the steam, the edits the n M t world for Curs
rfec:. I broke her heart en,tueer customer Lhe ""f ft I"' Sore,
hpr i ... v PaSMn?w. 'nd tbje p.-i,,ier devil U J PPd JFanks Chil!hlainSl
her to, her grave. 1 on Dg the fireman. If the merchant would n Mn Kruptio,,.. and p J
you l.aVe a gc dly mother then he muu be a part of ,H'':rK '''S or no pay. It N
kindlv.'i-Franklin Times ,,,1f9tean. 'he passtqers are at' -,,a,wteed to give perfect sniMaetiou!'
varidoi
ftir
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