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Ladice' Maalla Underwear, Knit Hoeery, G lores, Xlaadkarchiefa, Toilet, White Good, aad ererj dry goorie line. . Cunty Convention. " The Democrats ot Durham coun ty will meet ia convention in the court house of said county, on the 5th day of July. 1890. at 12 "'clock m., for the purpose of electing del egates u ine siaie, congresHionai and judicial conrertuoos. Towa ship meetings will be held on the ZBtn of June, 18U0, at 2 a clock p. at., to elect delegates to the county convention. Said meetings will lie held at the following places: Dur ham township, in the court bouse; Mango m township, at Mangura'a store; Lebanon tow whip, at - Cox's store: Oak Uror e to vnship, at Bar' bee's store; Cedar Fork township, at Cedar Fork; Patterson township, at Berea Church and Pickett's Mill Eitcb township will send ten dele gates to the county convention, the meetings at Berea and Pickett s mill in Patterson sending fire delegates each. ' This convention has been called only for the Tjuruose of sending delegates to the state, congressional and judicial convention and will not deal with county matters. Democrats are earnestly requested and urged to attend these primaries. By order of the committee. C. B. Gixur, Chm'n. J.B. Gates, Sec'y. Japanese chickens with tails from eleven to thirteen feet long are being imported into this country. Virginia Homes For All in the beautiful, growing man ' , nfacturing town of BOENA VISTA. THE COM I NO IRON CITY OF TlttulxilA 88 S3 S3 S3SSS3SS0 A Delightful Home for People oi mooerais rnems r iiilsliiiiliio" A Fine Field for In- vestment. Situated in Rockbridife county, 187 mile from Richmond. 89 miles from Lynchburg and 9 miles from Lexing ton, on the spur of the Blue Ridge, it is connected with the principal centers of the country by the Chesa peake i Ohio, Baltimore k Ohio and Shenandoah Valley Railroads, and enjoys a delightful climate and splendid water, besides boundless Suantities of cpEBioa Ixo Oar?, Maxgui isl and other valuable Mikebals and Cuts. A COMMODIOUS AND WZLL MANAGED MOTEL. is always open to the public. SPLENDID vVATF.lt POWER. An AbundAnt Hupply of Par Free 8ton water From tbe Moantala Bprtajca. The Home of 1500 Happy People. though scarcely one year old. Cbnrches, Schools, Banks, Electric Lights, Water Mains, and all the appliances ana conveniences oc a modern town. 0 00 0 000 - 0-0-00 INDlSTItlES SECURED AND J Y OF ERA TIO SATB VENA VISTA. Capital I Salaeriaafl Iflitiirr i i. 1 faf n, aStoeeai fctwm a4ioewi... Barn Vtote Onaaaay. I aaa aa l,M,w WaM taaMlr Omaaaf, laaaa U.kUMUM.OMaMar. aaaa leaaa ipMl4iaoillwaiIta. ka.aaa Soillaf MUla, VanMce riaal (wkTUIa Iraa Co., - rmrurgO. Ixa.aaa tf Oiata MMafMtvr , aMMVataiaaMleaRar.Ottaaa - WaatM Billa, taaaa loe.aaa nalataaMUla, Uaoa ae awHiUa. - - aMifaLO i aaa laa,a m m imp va. aaaaa W.m a Ll til Oa, aoa ruaartc Worte Saaa m raaarHary laaa - - raar rm Fat taaaa Wart aa VnU Caipaaf, taaaa im ti ta aaa laaaaa Seaa laaaa Waa. tMlailaa bfeaUaeat Oa aaoa taaaa For farther particulars addresa 1 T. Enehy, Fbesidxnt. BucnaVista, Vn, crJ.D.Merson! Sco'Ytnd TnKA8CJtE;, m-21-8-m. REUNITED. A Ballad. OKDICATtD TO TIIK SOBTHERJT A HO EfPKClAIJ.T lOTHK HEW INO c LA5D raias. A youth did love a maiden' fair, - M'wae maoy years azo; Their lives were free from every care. ; i belr love was pure as snow. Love in their heart's waa like a guest 1 At some rich banquet placed, ; F here every dainty viand pressed. But beightend still the taste. She dwelt beside tbe winding James, v He on tbe Hudson blue: Between their homes tbe angry flames I Of civil strife npgrew. Tbe youth of bis dear, native land ' A fraction true did yield: His life be held at her command Her honcr e'er to shield. The maiden, too, devotion gave To ber Virginian borne; Between the maid and lover brave These bonds of birth did como, ' Hi country called him to her side, His love lured blm to stay : iTwas either now to loae a bride . Or traitor be alway. He .to tbe maiden said ; To my far-dlitant Northland, where we will be aweeuy wed r "I will then to the wars away And win high rank and fame ; Aad If apon the field X stay Yo 11 wear a famous name." Tbe maiden's eyes lit up with fire, i Her cbeeks witn flame were fluibed; The yoaih perceived her audden ire, And beat bis bead and blushed. Nay aak sae not," the maiden cried, My crave back to turn Oaparenta. friends, and fireside , While war's flames round them bora ! "Take back the words thy recreant I mouth Didst speak, and not thy heart! t am a daughter of tbe South, And from ber shall not part - - While troubles thicken round her bead, And foes oppress and slay, fi sooner I were lying dead Than from ber steal awayr Tbe f oath bsr eonstaney admired. He raised ber courage, too: Hie Wart with love was deeper fired, Ha vowed be would be true. "Forgive me, dsra, my' thoughtless wordes :" He cried, as to his brea t Ha clasped her; "no band but the Lords Shall thee e'er from me wreatl -Though North aad South may foe men be, Our plighted faith shall stand; Fond hearts can feel no enmity, Jjove knows no alien land 1 My country's call I moat obey To beed it not were wrong: Aad tbea to thee Til haste away. Aad evermore belong. To bis far home the youth returned, And girt bis armor on. The place-Baa's post of safety spara ad With patriotic acorn. Aad to the front with flying feet impatient or delay Tbe onward-pressing foe to meet, tie tooK ais maaiy way. Wherever fiercest raged the strife. There was be ever to and: On many a field ble stream of Ufa sveireauea oe isiauug grouua. And as 'twere from the soil uprose lueh honors thick and fait. Which round bis name in, shining rows Fame's bands forever clasped. The aaaidea ia her soutbera borne Bemoaaed ber lover sad; His loyalty ber tears made come, His valor made her glad. Her Image still dwelt la bis heart, la camp aad aamage red; He aorrowsd, thai their lives apart : Should thus ae long be led. ? Fbnr years their bleeding fet,drag gad ay, ad left whare iher bad gone A bloody trail, with dead heaped n high, land rent aad forloaa. No word from each bad come to greet The other all this timet Their hearts, though filled with men ort sweet, . Wart seared with sorrow'! rhymei For aught eaoh knew Time's wreck ing wave Their love bad long since doomed, He may have found a soldiei'a grave, The daisies o'er ber bloomed. At last the cloud of war rolled by, Tbe sun of peace again ghone o'er the mountain ranges high And beamed athwart the plain. The maid one morn her pensive way Took through the dewy mead, Each bud and blade and blossomed spray Its sweetest fragrance abed. She paused beneath an old oak tree, Whose spreading branches wide Had often sheltered them when he Had still been at her aide. She saw their wedded names still clesr Whare he hal carved them glad : Her cheek received the tender tear Of recollection sad. Down on the sward she weeping knelt, As memory in her a irre 1. And while her heart upon him dwelt. His voice she thought she heard. It sounded cs 'twere far away. So faint the cadence see med; Hope's happy thriil she forced to say, She feared she had but dreamed. Upon her feet sbe trerab'ing roae, And cast a look around; No river's rushing torrent 11 ws, On its sea journey bound. As last as flies you foaming steel, With rider brave and true. Whose fond desires still faster speed as tbeir goal stands to view. The welcome, long-sought, blisjful sight Breaks on her beaming eye; A moment, and a rosebud white She on bis bosom lies! Tbe stalwart son of tbe strong North ClasDs to his heart a?ain The dark-eyed daughter of the South, iuere to lore er remain. George W. Ciiilds. FOB IAIVE OP A FNCIXO U1UL. Louis Horn, a Late Arrival from Kansas, Kills Himself Uec&ase Llllte Madison ltejected Hi m. Policeman Henry, who was on duty at the White Star Line pier. foot of West Twenty street, on lues, day last, frond on the bulkbea I a beap of clothing, comprising a black aack coa', blue flannel vest and an eld derby bat. Among other things found in tbe pockets ot the coat was a letter addressed to Miss Lillie Goff of No. 260 St. Nicholas avenue Tbe letter read as follows: ill Ow Dear Love-Bt the time this letter reaches f our fair bands I will be in death's embrace- cold, pitileas death but not more cold, more pitileas than you, my sweetheart. I have tried to gain your love, but have found it all in. vain, and have found death more easy than life without yon. Oh, my sweet heart, sweetheart 1 My only lore! My queen 1 Farewell! Ob, Ood! H." Among other papers found in the clothing of tbe deceased was a card of Louis Horn, No. 517 kaut Eighty thitd street, and from him it was learned that tbe suicide was bis cousin Louia, who had kept a saloon in Kansas, and who cams to New York to go into the same busines. Hs squandered his money, and was looking for work when last Hen by bis relatives. Lillie Goff, to whom the suicide wrote, is a chorus girl in J. H. Con-. i isi's comic-opera troupe. During the company's engagement In the "Kinoa VnnV a. Nihtn'a ! Snpin and later at the Harlem Opera House, Miss Goff, whose stage name is Lillie Madison, was one of tbe troupe of fencing girla. She is a blonde, with waving, golden hair; ber eyes ars large and blue in color. When not engaged in professional work ahe lives -with her parents at One Hundred and Twenty-fourty street and St. Nicholas avenue. Her family is well to do, and of good social standing. When seen last night, ahe said that abe -rat met Horn while flaying with tbs Uonrted compsny ia Kan sas City, and that he then fell mad ly la love with ber. She gave him no encouragement, but when the com aaoy came to New York she received several letters from him When the eompaoy went op to Hammerstein'a Ooera House the wae surprised one Bight to meet him at tbe baok door. - m a a a. a a Tbsrs sbs mused to accept on at tendons, and told bim shs did not want bim to follow ber about. That was the last she saw ot blm. and even aow shs does not believe he has end N his life. HUSBAND AND WIFE PAYS THE DEATH PENALTY. SIij Turns Her Eyes Toward Ills For the Last Tune. At Elko, Novadii on the 20th ult., Josiah Potts and hi wife Eli zabeth Potts weio hanged for the murder of Miles Fawcettin January, 18S8. At twenty minutes to 11 o'clock both tl:? romleniaed were taken from the jail, where they had been confined ior eighteen months, and proceeded to the yard between the court-hoiiS" and jail, iu which the scaffold had ijeeu erected. On the scajfold Deputy SheYiffc pro ceeded to bind tiieiu with leather straps, Mrsi. Potts helping to adjust them herself and Potts sitting stoli dly. When everything had been pro perly adjusted, th y were directed to rise. All of tbe attendants shook hands with the condemned. Potts made several endeavor to clasp the hand of his wife without accom plishing it. Finally a touch of her wnst caused her t'j turn her eyes to ward his and the mate appeal of love caused their lips to nie :t for a brief moment. As the rop was stretched around Mr3. Potts' neck she clasped her Lands together and lifting her eye.-, toward the sky ex claimed: "God hi'ip me, 1 am in nocent." Her husband reiterated in a hollow tone: ' God knows wn are both innocent." as the black caps were drawn over their heads shutting out the last light of day. The words of the clergyman, who had remained with them to the last, broke the stillness: "Put your trust in God. and He will see rnn righted, and then the drop fell. Mrs. Potts was at once a corpse, owing to her heavy weight. Potts' vitality, despite his emaci ated condition, was very great, it being a traction over fourteen minutes before life was nronounced extinct. WhenJthe body of Mrs. Potts waf cut down, it was found her excessive weight , on the five foot and lialf dron had almost 'sev ered the head from the trunk. The bodies were deposited in the Potter's field half an hour after the excu tion. The bones of their victim, Fawcett. which for a lonir time had been kent at the odice of the Hi. trict Attorney were soon after placed in tne same beta. THE FAK31EICS C AN l IDATE. Capt. Hen Tillman. Who Hopes 10 ue uovornoroiMHitii Car olina. A few mile3 b.vf: in the country from the little railroad station of Ropers, Edgefield c usty. lives a man who is to-ilsy tK most remark able political ciutractr in South Carolina. Captai n "Jen" Tillman is a plain, evcryvday , w !!4o do farmer, who, had never ma t a political speech. At that tiiuu he became con. nected with a movement to reorgan ize tlio Agricultural Department, and It was thf-a that he t;i exhibited the woudcrful ability as a stump speaker which ha since caused him to be the best hated nun in the State by those wh t ha?e incurred Ids ilia pleasure S.e!!;cive was Tillman against the Agricultural Department that he brought tdmi: an entire re organization, which greatly increased its etuciency. Ium wx- i'ru despite the fact that ho was then an unknown man. On March '11, of tho present year, a convention l a! ut two huus ored and fifty ur.-u-rf, regularly elected at couuty cmvntio: all over the State, afsrrnblo.l , Columbia, and suggested the im:i e ot Ciptain B. K. Tihmmi fir the Democratic ncmioatioa for Uvcrtor. This has opened up what pr'iiuivs It be the warmest political campaign in nltce. years, lae Dtiiio. rirc .v,.ue con vention meets .-vp:- i.i r 1 i. when the fight within '.'ie ir fr the re gular nor.i'imti n hicn means an election will come .;! It U ufficlall y tlirauf"l that no fewer than 170,000 o!v are nam ing at large in llus-on, and that the inhabitants of the '.okna last year killed no fewer than 4.I.0 M), anil of the Casan district 21.UQ0. Milton Advertiser: V, Hnt a great deal of curuphiint frnm the farmers of the ravages ot the worms on tbe tobacco. It will kerp them busy to keep the rw.if -toja horn worms under control. Generosity, wrong placid, lw cometh a vice; a prinu Ay mini will undo a private family.
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