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VOi. XVI.
Gastonia, e., Jane 27, 1895.
SHOPGIRLS OUTDOOR LIFE.
BAB FHTEBTAU8 OB BY TELLIIO
OF HUB AMUSEMENTS.
r>|llMMil lu Xnwm Ulhbua. All
*»«T—The KhrMHIIIarr ItrMlux
Anlwl a IWrlr-TIlr nn(|r Ualcru
Ataw-CMAffmlu, lu
TW* AS ad# Hair Wavluji lm|»lHn*aia
PC. Lout* Kofuibllt).
It la prettv bard to ba young and
maaaura out rlbbona all day; to long
tor Unset and non-isor** oat watoa
Of rippling piuk end d.axxtiuK gold, end
Cdnl bine and burning scarlet, all for
othsr women to eojoy. It Is bard,
when tiio busy lime li orer. to have to
Bod, for your resting nlacn, only tho
oorner of tho shelf, and tlioo be farced
to tell an Investigating Committee
that seats are provided for you. It u
iwetty bard wbeo you are yomig, and
tbinfc of gay restaurants and daiuly
food, to have to lunoli off a dry samt
wlcb and a piece of Jelly cake. It i*
pretty hard when yon me young, to b*
at the store at 10 mlmitra of 8. and
•tay there all day long looking With
sovlous sytw at idle womtn, and w«u
osring wby you can't have their money
since you are a deal prettier tluu limy
are, and yen think, much mere capa
ble of enjoying you reel f. Soroetimiw
you wish you would nevtr see any
more ribbons, Aud theu, again, when
you have got a little money, and buy a
Mt of ribbons tor youreelf. It li curloua
how interesting they seem, and how all
the other girls help you to choose ex
actly what will eutt you. And, after
ths working hours are over, thore is
not very much for vou.
THE SUOrOIUL’S HOME.
Y OU go ho mi', tlur beat home that
yoo Irave ever known. Il la a anal)
flat in a tenement linnae, atuffy and
hot, and It seems hr If your a>oth«r
never oould learn that sliv needn't
keep tho lioUeel sort of a fire in the
kitchen dear up to the time of your
arrival. You clung* your Areas, If
too ars not too tired, and go down
front—that la srtiera all Usa tenement
house girls go where they want to soe
anybody. Do you remember how 1
gut acquainted with youf It waa over
at tlie Sottlemont. You had edrae
there to arc what waa generally known
aa “lbs pletuiea"; I had comn from up
town srlih the Old Scientist, who
hoarded in the same boose I did, and
who was going to give a lecture In the
Settlement parlors shout tlie stars,
and show pictures with my wwlstanoe
and that of a magic lantern. You
You cams in with a lot of girls who
giggled while the lecture was going on,
aad expressed rdoaaure by laud "Oil's"
and " All's" who® il,* of she
sky ware shown. 1 selected you to
help me srtlli tbe lemonade afterwards,
ana then one day wlieo I waa buying
some ribbons I recognised you and
suggested your coming up to tho Olrll’
Club. And rliat is how i got to know
all about you. When llm girls went
OH a picnic, you gut a day off, and how
l did laugh as 1 saw you danolng first
Willi ouo girl and then with another,
although tlie thermometer said 00 and
the bent seemed about ‘J.OOO
Oue night I wont down to take n
message In you. Then 1 taw how It
was that the street was the only place
whom the tenement, house girl oould
meet her sweetheart. Your father and
his triands were in the room called the
parlor. Your mother and hnr* occu
py the stuffy kltehon, while tho 1
miserable bedrooms were already In
habited by lire, various children. 8o,
looking pretty as a picture, In your
pink cotton frock, and with & now set
of pink ribbons st your neck, fastened
ooquettlsiily In your hair and about
your small round waist, you stood
among the group nt the door wnltlng
for your “genUvmun friend” to let yon
know be was there, either by a whittle
■ aong or some catchword. You and
the other girls, like most of those bo
hind the counter* la the big stores,
bars a certain stylish air peculiarly
your owa. You Invariably know tlie
last new way of dressing your hair,
and although your implements are
crude, consisting of a miserable brush,
a broken comb and a single (run.
bested on the kitelren stove, yet you
•obreve effects In undulating and In
picturesque knots that ore quite be
yond tire hollos of Murray Hill.
TIIK WORKING UIIIL.’* UlYjgK.
Just now yon nre the envied of i\Jl
the girl* In the neighborhood. Your
"fern” I* n young man commonly
known aa "Hwlpeey ” altlrough you
anil him Joe. lie 1* third uwlatiuit
barkeeper In the saloon on the corner,
and baa told you quilo confidently tlint
aocne day. "de brewer wot ixteks up de
baad chop, tie'e a-gnlo' to put me iu e
place o’ one own, are?” It eannot bo
aaUl that your "gentleman lorn,” a*
•II the girl* call him, le given to tiro
usual exprcealont of tendernena.
To-night lie think* you look very
well, and an be *ay*. Sny Memo,
vrot’s de dog? Tryln’ to look like a
paech? Tlnkln’ 10 ketch acmo adder
YiloK#
In enawer you glv* n oonecloua gig
gle of MtUfiuAion. bim! Joe »liOTee you
■o that you nearly fell on the pave
ment. Then he olutche* you by the
arm, and of! y><i go to tlionrnreet
dock. Thle le the pleco witero tlm
tenement house gilt* all como when
they bare Hits hied the dignity of •
“gentleman friend.” And hero they
ail le all Innocence through the long
summer evening*. The love making
Is vary open. Each “friend" pote hla
arm around M» “lady friend,” and
OOCaoUvneHy lay* Id* head on tier
oho alder. Sometlmw Ixj goe* to elrep.
and she give* him a fieri* eliove and
naki. ‘ Jxmk yeredn you'ee think I’m
Sin* owt aa child’* nurae?” Tl»eu
la purtteidnr gentleman friend
Straighten* hlmwlf up. give* hla ledy
friend an affectionate *l*p nod eou
veratlon la returned T’ro oonmsa
tlon h purely peraoual
hwtpeery nova, “**y. Memo. did ysr
know de H|«r«lrr* w«» n gnlu' t" have
aplc-anlr?”
•CJoodne** bo,“ answer* Marne.
Ami ftwlpewiy adds, “I link you ala'
filin’. ••
And Mtuno answers, “I ain’t, I
don’t link.”
After tbli Ultra la a nilsnoo'of a few
minutes, while rtwlpesey endeavors to
*><• her, and Mams Maps him in the
face. The ah* says: “My Swiprary,
y*r ouffliV to wr.e <1o nw*U floorwalker
In our place.” And (Swlpeasy mutter*
an mull, and says something about
“not ourln’ to see no female Imperson
ator. ” So th* evening goes, the chief
plexsore seeming to oor.slst In a oon
stant oontimllotlon of each othor.
ai'AiiKt.Kita’ct-i'n riextc.
Very late, when the various children
havs gone homo, tome girl starts to
sliig, and soon they arc all staging.
Oh. no, rot tire Sort of songs thsl you
sulertaln Mr. Vera de Vera with, (ml
the songs peculiar to tlm liowrry, the
latest ones sung In the concert I mils
and a few of the old plantation times.
Then gradually they drift uway, and
Maine, who finds comfort, as she
know* II In lbs miserable bed shored
with liar two litUo sisters, lias pnsaed
an evening sunoundod hy roughness
nnd vloe, and ha* come oat of tt «e
Innocent a* the daughter for wlmrn
you eaie so tenderly.
It is tlm Hparkier*’ plonlc. though,
that brings nboot trouble. Maom has
golteu Um day off, and atie is a* natty
looking ns passible In a blouse waist,
a cloth shirt and a sailor hat set Jom
V. w s-ilgio. Wfl veuiiunM
u#ll buckle of focuNed *tl?er with li«r
loonuararn on it, a pruaont fro® Joe.
The bout ntarti *t B o'clock, a cm] It |«
pwoksrt, packed with tbe fipniklers and
tlieir lady friend*. At half pad 8 it
««** off followed by the cheers of all
Uiom who gams down to *oe them
off, and by the whistler* and screams
of Uib street boys wbo jeer at tbe
entire orowd. On* boy yells, "Say
iJwlpesey, ain’t Memo a duds?”
wlnle Marne's mother, hanging over
the rope*, cautions her at tbe top of
her voioo to take enre of borsolf nod
hare a good time. And Mumc has It..
qirsKu daxcinc rauTNEutt.
l'lrd »he dance* with ftwlposev aud
theo with all bl* frieud*. The InvIU
Uon to dance I* not worded after tho
fashion of that given at the Patriarchs
lo MliiVcrods Var®, bat Uio gniiuat
•ays, as ho wipe* Ids perspiring kruw
»nd scratches his oidn. “Turn wid
me?" And Mams nods. Aud tbsu
he grasps her ofOsoly with mm arm and
llretcbes ont tbe oilier as far as It will
*o, and then they go round round in
s circle until yon wonder they don’t
drop down from dullness. At the sod
uf tbe dance the gentleman (save the
mark) offer# beer, or saraaparillu, ns n
treat.
However, Swipcasy always coon*
txilwecu, and Maine U treiiiwd Inna
Uit uiuj tin til MiB QlwTi Ui« Hrcu i
mdrny. the second bHrleuder. When
ibis persoosc* asked her to daucw lie
lid it after tills fashion: "Say, Miss
Flaherty, ain’t you goln’ to let de
light o’ year cnnnteounce smile upon
me In de dance?" Mow, Mums knew
die was doing wrong, but she knew
that Swlpcsey was nt the bur, lr>ing
lattered, sho whirled off in the arm*
of tbe second bartender, and threw
sare to tbe winds Unfortunately,
swepewey returned before the dance
wm over, and when she (topped she
mot bis reproachful gate. Tlo came
np to tier, grabbed lier l>y the arm, anil
aUrmpiea to walk off, but the second
barkeeper, glancing at him malic
iously. said, “Mis* Fluhcrty, yoo nru
certainly goln’ Lo let me treat you to
somethin'coolin’, ain’t you?”
Furious ns hs was. Swiposey man
aged to restrain himself, uod ami: “If
Maine wants anythin’, X kin pH it fur
hsr, ”
TWO AHDEKT ADUlIUtUft.
But the second barkeeper took no
notice of this, and added: "MU*
Flaherty, I apoks to you ” Foolish
Mumel Hbe giggled, hjiU half apolo
getically auld: "Wall, Jo, I do tliiuk
1 ought lo go with this gsutleooao, as
I mb his partner."
Bbs went, and when she canoe back
there was no Hwipeaey. Ho the second
barkeeper stayed with tier, snd she
■lanced with him. and had lcmonudo
With him. and talked with him, aud
(lilted with him, snd still there wiu no
Jo. At last die said to nno of tbr
girls: “Hay, Line, come with me to
look for Jo." And she found him.
Found him where she looked for him,
st timber. But ho hadn't bewn drink
Ing the innooent drinks that lie lis>1
taken earlier In the day when she wh*
with hiat. tie had been having wlwt
they call whisky, and what 1 oall
poison. And Hwlpesey was drunk, not
alespy drank, bat lighting drank, aud
it was n bud lookout for Muons.
He said to her with a low bow, and
Imitating the second barkeeper- “Ah.
Miss Flaherty, I’m ’sprised you’d oon
rimclnd to speak to me."
Maine liked, "Ob, Jo, come op the
dock,” But Jo was determined to
stay, as bn announced. "along my
friends." Ho poor, foolish Mams sat
among thn girls who wars happy with
tlndr gsntleman friends, a ml foil her
self alone, Tho tooond barkeeper bad
gone sway with a politician and for
gotten her, nod Jo was angry. Ho she
waited, aud cried, and wtslied, llko
many a wiser woman, that she was
dead. It isu’l so may to die, though,
and death Itself Isn’t the hardest tiling
that oomas to os. When the son went
down ths moon ross and shed its stiver
glow over that boat load of happy ami
nnhapuy souls, and the word went
around that they were getting near to
the city.
now tub Bxcunsioy kxdbd.
And again Mane started to look for
her reamant lover. This lime, hs he
was alllUo sleety, Mm persuaded him
to eotne with her. Evsrytldng would
have gone all right If—oh, that tin for
(tnnato Iff -the second barkeeper lutdn’t
bseu met ou lbs gangplank. Ilo
isleed bia hat snd said, wttli i-xiggorod
poliUort*, "Ah, Him Flnherty, thank
you fur ttic gay and fmtira hours I hud
with yon!” This was too much for
Mwlpmi.y. flu-re was a scream, anme
Ikidyanw him •trike the seoond Liar
ksepsr, somebody saw lbs girl attempt
to Interfere, and somobody taw her fall
oTar tbe obalo and strike ns ebe fell
against one uf the big wooden posts.
»'*« *““’i.killed. Xo. sbils
living. Hut all# doesn't stand behind
tlw counter and sell ribbon as she used
to. oh* is lying on a bed lu a quiet
hospital uptown, aodahe cao’t lift her
self up. Think of thet! And sbe
never will l« nble to lift bereelf up
Her back was hurt, eomsliow.
Nobody bother* about her much.
N'metimos Die girl* in the store wbo
used to kuuw her go up to see her.
Occasionally her moUier appears and
makew a lend moan, but Die has got sd
runny children, and she doesn’t realize
|‘.n" {“? u t0 b® youug end have to
llo still all the time.
at last aim is roitcoTTW.
Every Sunday for awfille, Smlpesey
used to gui to an* her, and Its took her
all sorts of delioaolea. It got to ba aa
old story, though, even to Urn. Kow
ivinya, Liroio U his Indy friend. And
as for the soornid barkoeporT Well, he
nover Iron Wod litmsdf about her at all.
l*»W*n to remember It?
Well, t.se SolrutUt told m« that among
ins until was a complimentary ticket
to tbe picnic If Die MuarkVm to he
given on July Hi. And both of us
wondered of that picnic would result
lu n trogvxly. And ribbon is sold, and
meu drink whiskey, and tbo world goes
on just tbe some. Bah.
WHaiMMUI^nui *0.
Miniifaeuian' HvuuM.
n!^l£.#!rB Util* Artarya* I# aul foriu Jod In
m "^IcB »»5r c5uL.
T^-J^Cr^?a,r or odob anlarnij
bl-Ur*ulr «'• fault oTttL
p-wtiWot the Ml O, wiw soutovlut UimlMd
oaplt.l ini Nionw M>pa«r in b« ooowml^uS
J|,|£h'-» (Ur.Kllo.ts -Prist Ksirtu, Ptuo MnS.
Any well-located town of even 2 000
people adapted to cotton-manufnclor
>"■ can have a cotton mill or tome
oilier equally as desirable Industry If
It really desires It. 1( Uis money which
oii^nt to l« utpJ iu erttrj cJtouijnitjr
out which 1s frittered av^y beoauso no
concerted effort is made to Induce the
people to cultivate the habit of laving
were aggregated, It would aooo fut
nlsli capital enough for sums good to
torpruae. Thn orgsnirsttou of compa
nies managed by good business meu lo
induce the people of every small town
and tb^srirroundlng country to save
money, even If bqt filly cent* a week
nod invest In the stoulc of a oo-operu-’
tlw IbdustrUI enterprise, would do
more for the South Uian New Eng
land's savings banks have doue for
that cuuntiy.
—1 “WW9—M—!^»
Im H+rrmttc t4/l».
Waitij Enter prt*\
of the country worth ;100 cenu there
will In a clear gain to ttM ownor of the
bullion nf so esuts. Now If the owner
of th* bullion cloars 60 coots will not
somebody lose 00 cents la tbe opera
tion V Wo thinks^
But, says onr free oolnago frlonds,
the stamp of tlie government makes It
wnrtli too cents and so fur as transac
tions between you and me are ooq
cernsd, it ts wonb 100 cents to either
of us.
Well, but who is tbe loser?
Tbs government is tlie aecurlty, we
suppose the government Is the loser.
Who constltntes tbe guvvrnroent?
The people?
W bo then la the loser?
The people.
Ab there!
A VrrSIrl arSte.MH).
ChuHvttp Xnn.
One memorable day in 1801, a vlh
Man with a bomb, entered Russell
Sugiv* nfljae in New York. lie
dropped tlw bomb and a fearful ex
plosion ensued, one curioot result be
ing iiinl the man’s head was tore from
bis body. Russell reallxeJ In a flnsb
what was going to happen, ao he
grasped Id* clerk, William Laldlaw and
held him betweeu himself and the
bomb. Laidlaw was injured for Ufa,
while Russell was comparatively
uu Injured. Lsldlaw brought suit
against Mr. Huge and tlw court
has just awarded him a verdict for
M0.IXW dr mages, a verdict which
asema lu tickle all of New York and
tlw bsluncH of tlw conn lev.
T« I iM uwllsx rani.
Mauntactnrm' Uononl.
The ooal being in hied In the vicinity
of Egypt, N. C., I* no satisfactory for
■teaming purposes that the Saabnard
Air Line has made a contract with the
Egypt Coal Oo., to supply it with 100
tons of coal ibitly. Tbs company has
ihorougbly tested this ooal, and found
it excellent and free from sulphur.
This is the Oral large contract made by
the ooal ooispany.
Tbln bi Tmp.
Aji excliungn mjn: Kome people are
friends to yon wa long as they can um
you x» it tool to do thole bidding. hot
If you assert your manhood and act
with that htdapendonoe, which must
sometimes ohanoteriKa ilia proceed
Inga of every one who is not a Slavs,
, time inetended friendship at ones
turns to enmity. The (act la their
friend shin never waa worth a picayune.
A true friend would lint, if he could.
Influence you to deviate from a con
scientious discharge of duty.
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Utora.
TME VXUWn'L UKtK
Mr. IlMtr mu HU SaUlM Ulrl Bruit
(Jolale to lM|lrina««i tr TUry Itolurii
-flu U* In IlM _
TUe HuJrijli oorrospoodant of the
Cliurlotto <JUrrrt, of last Friday con
tain* Uie tollowiof:
*o be an unfortunate
•nelloa to the ioarrbt*e of Mr. Adolph
y,** ^*®bol Ulyum. As you were lo
rn trued, the lady U a Cherokoe luillao.
Her futiier was for several lormi m»m
ber of ilia legislature soil whs » uuui
ofinaii.oof. He was also a Mason.
.A'a"u«'il«r the ward of Major
Johu B. Noathery. m Torjr prominent
Maxoa, und was educated at Thomaa
elllo and at the Oxford Orphan Aay
Ur- Uauer uad Mias Blythe
V Wbehlnaton. P. e„
•?« thw‘r OsUIhT. and also that
of fbeir Montis, that Uirlr morrlagu
Uioca would b* ruihi jj-or*i, Caro
llita. Such It now seems Is not the
case, sa tho local law governs. Hero
»ki»Uw tt>* Uiter-waniunti of
White* and tudUns to the third guaora.
tion, inclusive. The law in tills case
works a (trout baidslilp. It does not
appeur that Mr. snd Mia. Buimr can
r®l.u,r““tb«y would be llxblo to
ipd)oto>«iit. Their maiir friend* Iq
ill answer *o an inquiry whether Uto
marriage would be valid It Uioy re
turned to North Caroline, the A’-.-w
■mil OiwiTCr give* the )Aw bearing on
the caso. It says:
TTilata au imporust nutter, one
aJIuqtlng the social and domestic rafe
tlona lUe marriage relation U.i poc-p
liar and important one. Tlie coart
treats it as a oontract only la tbs suns*
that oootract—consent of pirtlee—pre
Mdes It, nod is ossentui to It* validity.
But wltau (nraiad U u osorr »hati a
conUmci, K li»rotation,an IuftHotiun.
affecting, not merely the parties tliem
the vhu]« of »oc40t)r. And
evary SUie bag always assumed to
regulate qjnrrlago, abd u> who are
capable of contrasting it—what shall
be Use ceremony, wt.at sball be Um
consequence* of their, marrying, nod
how « shall hr dissolved. Tbaaa thing*
sre "goluted by |a« Mvi not left to
Uio discretion of Individuals Among
other thing* our marviagH laws douhire
{6ec. IH10 ut the Code) tlutt ;'*J1 in ir*
riages U-iweeu a whit* peiaon arid a
negro or Indian, or Oatweco a white
person and person of negro or Indian
dsaeant, to the third generation, in
etimlse. • * • • *1,all bo void."
Tbs marriage above referred to will.
Uusrrfore. l*j invalid in cata Uw cn*i
lr*"Uujt,i).irtlc3 return to.Norlh
meat In Uiie'dnKilD<* T
Tlie Supreme Court at Jauunry tons,
1887, decided this vary question. Hl'Ue
re. ATmaoly, 70 N.C. 231. The de
fendants (a negro man and whito
woman) in tills case were domiciled In
Nm in Carolina before and at the time
of their marriage la South Carolina,
to wbicli Spas they went for tlie pur
pnee of evading the law of North Caro
lina whtoh prohibited tbelr marriage,
and they immediately after the mar
riage returned to North Carolina
where they have sine* continued to
reside.
In rendering the decision of the
court Hodman, J., aaid:
Aa to tlie formalities Of Hie ibarriags
tlie ler loci will govern. But wlieu the
law of Nortli Carolina doelaiea that all
marriages between negroes and white
persons |or white persons and In
dians shall be void this Is a |trnwmal
incapacity which follows tlie parties
wherever they go so long US tiny re
main domiciled lu North Carolina.
And we conveive that H 1» immaterial
whether they left the Wot* w,n, jn_
tent to evade Uie law or not. If fhr-y
lied not bonafiie acquired u domicile
elsewhere at the time of the murriago.
In tbe famous case of /;,ool r«
Bt»yo*. Lord Campbell says:
It Is quite obvious that uo civilized
State cun allow Its ilomicfled anhjccls
or cilirna by making a temporary
visit to a foreign country to enter in
to contract to be performed in tlie
domicile if the oootrwet le forbidden by
law In the place of domicile, as con
trary to religion, or to morality, or to
any of Be fundamental tu'itltutkm*.
Oar laws sgslout Use lu'erinarringr
of tbe racna would be vary Idlo if tlmy
oouia bo avoided by merely ore ret ep
plng an Imaginary line.
In tlie caso referred to, If tlie law Is
enforced. It will work PK'nllur hard
ship, for the eoutraolln* paillos nre
l*rld in tlin highest eetcom, aud the
young Indian women is an soeom
ptlslied tidy, and both aim and her
husband number tlielr friends by the
dossna among tbe boat people of Ital
sigh.
r»* r»mr» w»u».
DllltWiu Re,mi.
One at oar exchange* *4ya u news
paper should |1t» » V*?** Candidate
the same suiiport lt« reoelvct fi-om him.
A m*n wno doea nut coo tribute n
oent tnwnrtla the support of m |inrty
paper until he la a candidate for i.llloe,
altould not expect tlte editor to waols
orer 0fly dollars wortli of space boom
ing him for ollljn.
Yet editors sre oflonehump* enough
to do It, and we su|>p<>ee wo are onu of
tlie cbtunps, for we have frequeuty
supported man who Imve never so
coach ne looked Into Ibis oflloo
Yv#; me luive been A chump for
party's arte. _
sMwW11 -
I iMvetwo little grand children wtie
era teething Uila hot summer weather
and arc tumbled with bowel complaint.
I glee tbom Utinmbaihitu'a tbille,
Uiidsicaitd IHarrbne* Uenictly ni«l It
acts like a ehnrm 1 eauisUy trvotu
mend It fur ohlKrsn with bows] »rou
tes* 1 was oiyself taken with n m-vere
attack of Idoody fl«*. W,U> cmta|>* nad
Cl ns ill my stomach, <*notlilisj of a
Ul* of tbit remedy cured wo, and
within twsnty-foae boera 1 wn* ont t>f
bod And doing my boaaa Work. Me*, \V.
K IbiiMiui, I ton agsa, lllkm<m t'o,
Tosn. for sots by WWT A kVv.v»ny,
Druggists.
*•* Kwirrpct*.-. lulhratair.
"Wak’s Atdiiafacfamg1 IltoanX
North Carijllun loud all thu State* to
Ui* nuinbrr of new autoniri.** reported
ly ih«- great journal fut the week.
Were le the Hat:
Caoait Fai.ia—/'mum MCI_The
Ifcdar Kails MsnafscUrliig Oo.
erect a new mill to contain loo looms
u'.. ““u£"t“li'>* brown sheeting.
" *1®°"fewer la to bo need, and work
on the plant will be co&umeaood at
one*.
Wllkloeou, k rede; lek AVIlklnaoo
Kdw. alclkuweil have Incorporated
the Charlotte iJereloumoot Ce with
a capital stock of >iltrj,(KX>.
^CHaatoww -C«?,t -V.uf.-Bdward
McDowell will equip it g ild uilon.
(A>actmx»-fi*ton Mill,-The Ceo
non Manufacturing Co will erect
another mill of 5?W0 epludlm and 123
loom.
l>OWX—Xui-hUmi* ki'clorj._K. p
Fi.ung, .lames IVumal] and DIdrUlge
* fur,lUu™ factory,
u millions are oow amitlos and
win be put In In^a be
OiutBjc
faeto^y' D*Tl* K4,rt*d •
Gngjtaaitoito—< vston Mill—A nun
opr or capitalist*, including Moser
y”"®-®f New Vork oily, hare pur
chftsrj from the UroKuBboio Su®el &
froii Co., 1(500 acres of laud for ffO.OOO
and agree to erect Uieretu cotton mills
to coot 4MO.OOU. •
GutcMNSaoito —//.km m>,4-*~Mlch
•gan parties wUI establish a brute man
ufacturing p5ant;n«u- Greensboro.
GaaRWSBOito — i Viujiany—
TbcUaie lloikJitig Co. win enlarge Its
niiAinfiTT?t'L,:.— ,‘*P'*Kr rtfnt.—The
Umeorllte Dumber Co. will begin work
at once enlarging Ji, plant u> duuhie
tli» present ca;>»olty, A two-stors
building 30x1 iu r»et for the taw mill
will be put up ttui Ottrtl with taiiroyid
.noohloery. New brick and dry-kilas
will be built, auil ha addition 90x80
f' Ol CDsidc to tbv mill.
DwcoijrroM— Mill. —Tlse
I^iigdlioaU Cotton Mill will pul hi
-1120 additional upltidlts.
Mt. Hoixy—CStf/on Mill.—W T
will hay.
MOO •piudtua, sot of turWne water
wheels of aov*iily-tiyH horse piwcr, 100
borss power engine and holler, etc
Proposals for buildiug aro now being
leociyod. 8
JSOirrii Cauimuxa—V-irlitnt Work*
-EC. Whitney, of I'cali XV
will endeavor to organize a |IUC 000
Wnik company to manufacture frail
[wckagaa.
It* LKioa—Trlt iM.ic Lin?. ChAi.
E. Johnson will chi struct n telephone
3ali*Iiuk>‘—CWov .viU—TIih bali*
bury Cotlou Mdl m adding 31)00 new
spindle*.
Sanpouu— Hate .VitUS. D. Jones
and H. U. Uriit havu iirfiuiltjd tbe
Jolies J.umUir (>>. to rroct a saw mill.
Scotland Nkoic Vylnj flnnt.—
Tilt Scotland Keuk Knitting Mill put
in a dyeing plunl.
Value**— ll.*i .y AIUU —The Val
ilrse Hosiery Mill litui added twenty
new knitting machines, eight ritiberi
and loopers and fmty-Svb honw-power
boiler and engine tur near dyeliouee.
Weldon—ivtton MU — Plans bare
beeu completed for the Roanoke Mill*
Cu.’s proposed li.OJJ splmllo mill.
Winston—FMislil.uj.—J. W. (Jos
Hu is organizing a iid.wij company to
piibllsli the UepubHcau daily.
Y A unis. Pauls—' omum Mill— J. L.
Crowley, of Concord; V. Jlminry and
J. M. liadgett, of Jaokaon lllll, will
build u $100,000 mill nt Yadkin Falls.
A Siovtl Mian.
ffllmiawW'i War,
ThelUlliiOorti JfiiKi^atluritt1 li-conl
of this week slates tout there sis uow
under eonrlrucUon or projected la Hie
South S0> miles of short railways in
tended mainly ss femWis of msln lines
or ss rsuuiis of facilitating tbo trans
portation of freights from manufacto
ries and other Industrie* to tbo main
lines
Tills is one of tlio most gratifying
statements wo hare nunu for sums time
and it is not only a good eigo Unit oor
Industries fire beginning to require
more ti tan the ordinary means of trans
portiition knit that our railroad* am
Sl oping nu eye upon our iudustriea and
are co-operating with them in tWr
efforts at expansion. Fits hundred
miles of such sbu lines means more
than lire hundred minis of couUuuoim
road would, for it menus more or tees
■lamlopment nud more or less increase
of industrial output iu uumorous lo
calities, wherever one of these abort
linos la consti uoti-il, and it means,
also, the eacouragoniinit of otlicr In
dustrial enterprise* and the utlllx.itkm
of sitas and power* that without them
would Dot amount lo much on account
of tlietr inaccessibility.
Thera are numnons water-(lowers in
North Carolina winch li.ivc never been
. utilised, or very little If any, because
! A Uic difficulty null expense of tnms
; porting the raw inn twill] end Iba
miutitfaetuirrl product anx the rough
made through a niggl'd country, had
enough at nil tiuwe but In bivl wenth
or frigldfnl, which would with railroad
fueilldee become cemort of Industrial
entcrprleo nnd activity. There are
many such and the sun>ri*mg thing to
as Is that tins large railroad corpora
tions have been to slew iu rrallxlng
Uii-lr lioportnnce end Iu promoting
tlielr occupancy.
Aw Asn-eilwM Per Mt.
- llimA Oiwkr.
The hhiok berry season It sUhiI U|wn
us, then wo can Uivo pics to our
heart’s content.
ww 1 < " ,rw®
Sometime ago I was troubled with
an attach of rtieuiualism. I used
(ibsiDberUto’a I’.ilu R.dtu and was
co«»i«bitly 1 I Isay* since sdvUud
many of my friends and custoasecs to
. try the tamed y and all highly at
| It. Htawittiikilnnsi. tan dots Rev.t.'al.
I for wtle by (tunny a KmxniuiY, Lhrug
I flats.
IVIIWIUVL
*"rni RwwH*** nr.il ,t nearer* ik«l
Are ef later*** |ao
IMIimars »uu.
Sfr. H. T. Wheeler allied the Suit to
******* the following uuistioua The
•«**«* am glfon With the questions:
T"*"1 ** oredit u*vi»yy
Ama-ttomidt. ty w. eueiji*
Unlmetm. grorubwe**, otiuclm, etc.
*2°« Ai.a~Coh.s-4e.
SSyl^T*1 c,«*n«*-•«!- tnulusi
^o* rK,J0* but n*.
ertvwf tor their f*ee Tallin beams* ex
°b*w|*abU with standard cnlq.
mt^SLTlaX: troo
ot c&argi, at Uiti <H>tlon of owner* of
bullion. In politic* It umuie tlie Iroa
coinage of eilvor lb to legal tench* dul
lat» at tlie ratio of ID to L while Lho
JMrketratio la gdtol. ^ U>°
Berio 16 to If Ana— Formerly in
ounom of lilrar would boy lSS& of
*0****_, orw 53 ouriees are re
’“ySSSl ,l Wr luTl"* Who •» l*l£.
mu *91 Au«—Money In
wiiioh other so-culled moony i* nv
“f®®**’ *4W» which various fanes
Mr#,tlmttcijr j*^u{
Is silver money f Aus.—Any Ni..
stui.ee of Intrinsic value which in one
Jo« Is aaed a* a medium of rxchangu
SSeh'? .uulrno.'tJU ?** m"
^ja^wsas a
Are beaZaete* t/ioneyf Ana
SesSwv*1" UOt UK’w,,i,“f,u*
WhaPdoa* “dcwoustiaB" meao?
<rpriva something by law of
U»e quality of manor. It I* *u lu>.
agtnarr act, s<orw real money i* not
*?»*»•« upon law to, its value.
UemoneUzv f Ana—To rovernv
* l*1* bf which it l* Im if‘.iivil that
something Is ciemoiKiUi -d.
“Fifty-cebt doHnr?” Ana—A cola
sumprd to iudfoale that I* worth 100
OMm, but worth iutllnsloally |,ul r,J
ih^is^ssr An!—a ««*wy
that two metals can be used us u
•tandard of vahie Urn unit ot otmbo
“* kfP‘ br Uw at the mid* vulu* as
the unit of the other.
‘‘International blmrUllKm?" An*
~^»* theory tbathiraotellism Is im
pnsctlcuU* If uudertnhoo by a single
nation, but practicable if undertaken
lu coo cert by all tho chief cDmuMn-i.i
lUllKJIlf.
-OoM tUmUrdV” Arj»._To bavo
» gold coin of « certain weight by
eOmiurlaon with which ail otljerfoiiui
j»f money bay* thnlr valun mentored U
IJntuuaie.£?i **"*»•• Ttio
U oc *5*** ,u“ »hu rtaodard.
«wa..aw v>l • t lt
EMU lo gobt ""—Money
“MonomeUlllet »*• Aa».-a
who want* ono metal only nvd aa
money. -Sixtear,•loom free cuJuag*
mon are a.ihl to tie uixiiuisiiullliu iu
effect became they wisli to cotta W
cent* worth of eliyoi into so-called
dollar* which shill bo k-jnl tender for
I00 ceatc, with the merit «>f driving
gold eat of nee lo thie country lu tboce
ommlriss wImmo a dollar In gold wUl
hoy lOJ oeiile1 worth of ullver.
-Money ault V” Aot-Tbe coin
U*?LM,lobruluco* traii9.icllo.ii,
the dollar. uurk or franc.
-iYejebt ratio of »iu-w to goldy»
Qn«.—The prtneot rati.) U about :U to
1 i that l« to say, nu mmon of geld will
buy about 33 miner* of *!lv-r.
“Gold monoroeUlliam V” An* —
Go* wlio want* gold alone ueed at
money. The term It ofrou inUaiiphed
10 anyone win fever* rlie naaiutniaiioe
of tba urreoot oumvtory gyvlm* of the
United dtales, franco <>r Kaglend. In
which tho value ot utl kind* or tuouay
11 flared iff reference tn the g.«ld unit
of Tulue.
Mriftmoo «r mu«n»Nint(.
London TYuih.
Scionoo iloar I, stir llstty, lias dim
Inlabcd hop*, know led jo destroyed our
llludou* and cxp»ri«iiM Laa deprived
u* trf Intercut. ll«rn tlmn Is u»« au
thorised dictionary of discontent.
What is creation? A failure.
What Is life? A bore
Wlrat U mao? A fraud.
a bore*1 ** J,gth * rru< m>4
What is beauty? A dnaoptlau.
What la lore? A disease.
WJtat b marrlaae? A mutakr.
What ia a wife? A Hal.
Wlmt Is a child? A nour-nicr..
What b the dcvli? A fable.
What la good? OyiMwby.
What Is evil? Detection.
Wbat b wisdom? MaKUImo*.
ta bappincu? Delusion.
Wnst b fnaodsiitp? liuniuai*.
What la generosity? Imbecility.
And wliel la everythin*? Nothin*.
Were we, perhaps, not happier whee
wo were toon keys!
new a reenit. Train W'otH*vrO.
Wdnaegioa Star.
That W|lkr#lMnt*, l\i., telcatvph
operator who rend a pxsnenjrr tral»
frum brlii* Muiidind lie n runaway coal
insln, which was bowling alone In Die
direction of Uw entnlu* p .srenaer train
*t tb« sate of a mite u minute, by or
dering k heavy switch engine to be
rnu on U>o track to uton tho runaway,
■roushtil tho iemml for oool, lcvcl
hoodrdilfas. The eolllrton made old
Iron out of tto engine, as anttelnaUd.
butltsavoa a lawmiM-r train, nud
th% ll»w, of Iota of prnyl*.
A HbW'iftl.t T-'ivbfe.
lK XJ&T' °r *’«■*?•* trie, K. Y.
reyt. Uiat be always torpsltr. Khsfi'c
aitlHrhWrr In lhj Imusn and 1>U
family h*t always, found the vrrv lent
reauRe follow it* u*; that to would
'•ottowiUsniit 1WU pi- cnrubl* 0.
A. Dvkcman Ih «wm. oauktU. X. Y.
nay* that IV. Kin*'* _\«w Dtreorery
b undoubtedly I he bret Ooi*b reaiady
that he hit* u*sl It la l«l« family f«,i
e*«ht years, and It liaa Meter failed V
donR that brblaied fur 11. Why rud
try a remedy a» Wmjr tried and trofed
Trial IrolU* free at Curry 4 Kruut-dt'l
Dru* Hmre. Ue*ubr ala- Cab. and «L.
■A I UJJ >•»«• «*! In
wwrti norm.
ikHaf<*Mf|Mf«blrtMM|l (j,, ^
IIO IbM IWt- t)ifpw>liirjv. ,.r
trn Maiorta*.
tJflZJHZ!?01?* luotuotvi Ui4t
*?. **y* **f ri-oci.-tf at j;.i - ,ia6
U»S&!»cmt lb. muln
Hilt is ihovA *u *». ■»-'
»“IU of tb. annual jjyutotrf
]TOikl«ntial 1m4.n1 •»U,n,f »•. -
**»• pabiie iJdty
t-ff.ct .fnl* l«t TU t>*ol hurl ' c:
r** ut i•lSL?Wr ,!>5r,fs*^ **» aw? >
SR®** w** *<* i*ti
•W.130. ** ffiTSW^
owmo »«a K^uctiiy m «r u^t/re
Tb* UlurtMt* CM+rreS, AVtulrn*.
saEastra*’** tw£
w»=a«"!ssiMir sg*&
EZ2£?iLl*Jrlm}* *•»• b»* *wVa -.1 t£
tf ^8r {°*“ wrl cfitct.
I ouibly H la not mii nafbiliii^ 11 ;V»
25* MiUuatiMutmqp«M«i4 ta-day. t»
July lH, •tnbt.wnl i.Vl.»£
SoaUi Candiuit. Tito Qrrt act •*
.“^“^“7^ » 4 «*•*
SHS*•f'^Oroiufjoni ftl.to-: 1.
*4.000, i{*.*ii'jH s‘kj ir^rto »„;t; ;--• -
»|‘US £ «-*Wl MiMirau. Sl.lv.
ll.bOJ; M»ir<Au'iiii. fl.-f-O thi -.4 . .
ttaoKavllj*., il.W)ic tt?*..ij*
WaatiinxtiNi. *1.400 to ni,7jt>. !»-.
WiMk HalWntjr. #I.H# to
TtSS*"’ J?*8W **• W«t !*».:;•;.{
lh.rUr,i ,t» ••*»«*<» f ..4.
ha (bird to Uii fwmlioiaiM. Clinr.-'i
l.tOU; Dti1bi7t.ui, t. ,-: i; :
imorgatuirii,*1 ,tu<, ^j.a * 1;
S™*; ««£**{ 'Uvi: Mpiwtawd:.?*
Pi'uuai n<*f’-’li;': AUr^J- <!,••/* io
Mar*.
(trocnvilic Soar*.
f.the a Jewel linladdul Ui Ri- 1 iij
*M» flaaiiea radiantly lu U«? J( tV. r «r
our Aluoa corr<*|>ni:d«nl. uiuj-J
uonplaee local facts:
'Ch«» u;!,|«tn-u.mulull., Cfe** in* *
Mo fSmnir. no u.in...u •■. ... u
To on row itw.Uir.awny M**.i
Wc submit title as k aruiplu of -iM',
MOi>hjr UM pure a* It U liomirly, u» M
WWERiEKr* l,t° art* huU Uuw»** r\t
lu the roil of Uir"‘fnuU Lie i.ia.;*.
Uurjr uUjuIiI li'il.1 iinrt plioy-. i:
uo luvure nf lu.iu, depoinir. tr.i -i
cirmeucy vt t-Ufc sittc*. it ttor* in-; : .
•out lO'ifU'Cl. If. |* a* bnoctilli
hardy a# IV is mtsXnaiiiUunw J!- '-.‘ill
Bl ow sad flourish vrli. ro nothfax i;**
will live. Wlum tit.-farm honor { :n.
reusulad aud crumb).n ir.Ui ruin,
tho children wlio«c bury lost b.oit ifu
yard bare and kept tbs pnli.e to .t|.'i"u
uud irate and boru yard rui iotb »u.|
bard have grown up ai;U
•U parte of tbe carlb, whim the b-ru**
of U* to any dead me lit llte vtautRUn
burial piuce uror-xrown wifi Unix’.. .■■ ».f
wood* ami Vine* and bushes or in ,r «r
pouen grave* In tlio olnnvb jrtrd. taa
orchard trcrednaetK-ntio. Tie lavs*!**
amt apples uud 41m a* p.iduoily
to bear as tliu.r trunk* aro *ut vniRf
with rank, wild growths. Ai! n«:
tree* mid vine* and vryi-tabii*. t,V
cotton, tbo pain*, evuti the Co*-.-* V<
plant aud nuutisb uud cuHlr.t’.-, n --
maud our diiMtniil caro and idlciirto
Uimiuid assistance. lit* blarkUrr*
ask* aotliiuf but a littbi 4r.fU.1t. *t
apttiijfa Into vigorous We ubonc tin
ruined and tbwerbnl ftuui Ikiimk, la tlo
fence corner* and dUcites ami ..’.a,;'
(Mb edge* of ih« thielcol*. It «w.
volunteers Ha humble but UVudlv
linwrrMMi In railroad cilia aial aha
toad.-. 11 never foils and, aaet-.i Aim .
correspondent itidleab-4, no *yn
ohm atwaHrr It, altlimiKU it to a. o.«vr:
fruit, it* white flowers fend Ir .m*.
to barren tiiuee*. lu Ktii.fVr vt-.'.L
•on wnriwo •pear* provhiu oevarj
iMliuf plAoea and Tfrugrt for in . ir;
and lioatvV-t* ui. J u-.vl ,it\.
U offer* fund In U:« Unix of tin* a'r
nod luxary tn Uw ikahuxI of m.iikW,
It luraWlies n«dy u> the li.-vol tv
kooaawtfe of mn\ Dialled nsu ra .
the material for the cmt
Ida. It I* an odtairalthi ba«U for- ,t
ducapllnff, H ui a a *4uT*ti1n Jam It W.
iMMltiinwur mh*pI, WiUk
or xpwoti nooordtna to laKa and el.
cuttraUt'tcr*. U nm.ii* llio o*«-u". . f
tbajunrutiecili^i nu-1 :a i»h.M-.i.il
U t UwU oC toiUiVw ane. lit fieri. n.
g< iU mariU lx that In Ut e.Osaii
the abeauca of iwi'.i U a tduoh.
Utouf It t It* Inmirrn*. m
•reared In tlid*fiortf!a»>rcw<dit‘ *6r-V.
of tocnttnfl and .U»'»h3<Ii« tar
froar Die rec*»ttt of Uri Wyr*r an I ttw
nether Jnar h a.* t» Im OoMuM.
i dyndlcnu-n iln r.xwoc alum'. nil It .•
other fruiu .tf earth rad oat. 'ntr
•rotioaa of the rortii Jtarlf. •;>*.•
eorurr the USi In Itat ire ftJtd Km urn
mnl* ru-1 Hat ttoahi Hrd*, ttte eutt-fcie
•ad, In the rdtha. tlto ret? n!r. T'.»
earner tint water xapnfy Mtd re • ,t -i, .
trt< tty. Titey am «■• mnm t>
Wiry, IU crwsi-lifl emVm iW Uit
harry. the any po. or 'lx vt+Ai*. n
Whiio lliaoe tMaelu with ■<« ne <>
alw«y*aafet>wthfS.ir.ruet
aaylKm: nod even i( sy^r.f i. k
x> that Wr enr. (-« t> •t:u ynn ; ,,
c«t»dry UlkMtVi'irliAirt lxw.-.;« N >:
Joly mt« to;«:<voh i iriru at'. X.« ,
Mr tin liunwry xirl njiivi «Uys •>
hxerao t uh -n tv (MdMff ti s i
•re haie. tin hint lu-xti aiiemf 'ft*.
are aboMloM d ruxl nqvo*) *. k-l • s
the ratd.iu lart, f mtlrtly main *h or
pntUvlInjf Iherii*. tl ,
TfIR i»A2IJTTK ‘*»*T
• tJ Vuut <c«iw tiuo Ut I U
Roe ?.1 aauta