si.ki:py nr..;v."
Hawthorn Lui-son's
GravosStrancIy & sleeted.
A reporter of the IJangor Com
mercial oterheard the oiler day au
account of a trip receutly made by
B. B. Thatcher, of that city. and
earniuRthe nature of the journey
and'the benevolent act performed,
the twnptatioa to eay a word was too
.strong to be withheld.
A Rule outsida the town of Con
cord, Mass., lies a.i tueieut bllri
ground known a 'Viietjty Hollow."
The fame ot'this i!ace is but little
known, and few people, who -visit it
are acquainted with in historical re
lationfv Oa a hill of iome promi
nence Ik the graved of tour fiaious
writers, Ralph W;ui.- i-lmerxor..
Nathaniel Hawthorce, Lwuis IL
Alcott and Henry D. Ttoreuii.
Here to the right iiea wisal was
mortal ot the philosopher, Jiutefsv .
A large triangular block of quart jc.
five or sis feet in height, marks the
spot, its side presenting a rough,
irregular appearance on account of
the pieces that have been chipped oiT
by relic seekers. Since the opening
of the grave a abort time since by
unknown band, the body has been
enclosed in a tomb cf gr-itite l-uiit
below the iotita!U. So a?.nu
stands camt ; ' ttll xin pasr-i-y o'.
the great man buried tLcre. TU
tall grass grvwing about the gr-vt
shows plainly thai it La i:sg utvn
neglected.
But a Utile dtarce sway is the
grave t-f fcawt .i-rae 1 " :or.t ia
tut re to mark fie sp t. wei" it
not ior the ctentiouug o t: t Ue. i.y
the guide t:; vi-ito w , u v t
know it As this trt.ia 'imui mj-o;
bim be asks why H t 'h u one vin
achieved such law fetid ' or s:w
have been j lieg'ttt-.d. Strsu-e it
ii that these wji Ltid mm here to
rest have planted ne;itr iroi ui.; ni
nor slab aa a iccmria ' h .::.xe.
Asking the guide wbi-r.- his w::V he
buried, he cimpl? ttvius i-:s s '.
and poiLtiug to the ;;;-v.', says:
"May Leahe w. bu?iti -tiere, ..,'
Surely a oi.e !:0"..; at tbc njju..da
of earth end taiaU t" th.w lnj
buried there. r?H?v.-!ng tLeir ! v
and works, he w a, a u ac v.nt
for this ateming rtc . Vh
there who can res ! the
these great ua. at 1 r.t io'f tr.
too? But we mar. ': : n,o.- ut.
mere is one wimi wp n " not r- -s j
tionnl. It is Ti.frea. Iu .,'
lea know if bin. &i.d :e J nr.Ur
with tbuee vi vi i tc.a - . . -.aa
drawn, enacted :u the ;..Jaoi
For years bis eve remained uu
markad, but thana t t:,c z wr
oua impuliva of Mr. T-ii'oi'-r. a
handsome iiKiia si" ; fl:..: a
ite ita&ds over b ' j,'.vs. i.rt c :
tains the names o. u: -.f- a t i-.:U
dren buried ihfrc. 'iu... .'.1 i t
worttjr osr, Tl.i t,r- b.;vi! g ij-iiu
nlv a dia'ant rt a'i .i to . r. 'i i-.ca
er, as.d the q iitt &aa,tr j -t.;c. u
was ffiected r-.H ctJ g ii. er a
non bim.
DILVT1I 7Fa cTTri :n A lt I A X
A Woiiiaif Who V:t Tfirougli
th: C'alitiiwjfii of MlV!.
i'l k tl.it Ixnind
tbe preeetit g--1 rr'i w',
itsl-
larit bona of br.P d fui.!i'l
Baltimore againt-t tir.it ti.-itiin in
1812, dltd Le-o thi m .r?i,o, t,i tie
advacctd ce of 101. 'i i t- tmiredi
atccau-:e of Jfstb t; a lack
cholera morbus, ttt (v.?'fi.t"
warm weather h'i..;eni tns'
Two of tie ! pl-Jc;ntii ;fi tit
oty ftttenflcl I;-r id L r ,i.drfJ
vitality attracUd toe at! r.! x . r ,1
the n.e-licul mn in t!. Hts-t.
Until two w k ego ,r ppe'.ie
was wonderful, while lr activity and
dexterity wib lii ncnUe w r the
Mibject of coiiiCei t. Her
atrotig t't t'io 2wt and ev r j. i
glaci, but her beating was iuimired.
bbe ifr.t Ler !t days with tw (
kef gr,fc!l:ri'b:L:I.-trii anl was net,
on v i i : t:U
ti v at .
! ; --t I-.; .
ford ''u.i. j. i. i ',
U rt VVa.i .,
maketf in tr.i
rkd twi ? at..! i...-
fiver i.s'j
litbatJ s :t '
li!t',ia H.b I '
diid Le ri:...
daring iU. tots i
l'..ti'-i';.i. Jr.:
lh I., i. ( ;
V.'hir
i: A..
Mr fir
n a Aii-
'..in. ; .
w til
i . .
wa at the bt vk -;:. , ,
ber aervii't s it.r." . r- !sif
ble. Kbctaved masn .nt.i. ,'.
dier. Two f fcf lr. !. ;oo j
in tbe figl.t 4 '..'r-'J 6tt.--i..t U-ii
Dtfend-rf. Hr i.r -!"r
bCt''-l to tie "-iisfp fi ? !, ri ,r,
M'ak1ng f livtr .-t of tl, lty j
oil lady at 1 i . of i ? ti,.
fait that the rcsf In i 1 of x
green.
Ibat diH:&tsoii ,f ?b fctoriiWi-I)
blih ri,afy j . j . I rl t r
may be dut to iB;pj.,. t ... I f u" ;
Of tbe fod; but. ;n t&ot . .
dicalcaa ik!js ! tU digc, ,.!
orgai.f, tb hi ; rt-ai- . r,r wl
one of Aycr i t ' . - a ',s::i
dinnr.
r
Mei't wine, a u u,iv..n
M t'f II- j i.a .
It tioter.e titw. w'b(ical t?
gold by all Umh,
i
it
.Uu liain Counts L'onTontton'.
last Saturday tlie 2nd iust., the
Democratic Convention of, Durham
county met in the'' court heuae.iJ.
E; Lyon was elected'chairmaBj'Paul
A Brown was eloctea secretary; ..The
following are the resolutions," ty&t
were introduced, and were, unani-
''t;3lt ... tt ii
mously adopted:
Whereas, Our Senate, the' Hon.
Zebulon Baird Vance, ' hai not es
caped censure, and , V s . ,
Wherkas, The time.. is near' at
hand when our legislature jihust
again select a man to represent us
in the U. S. Senate. , lun
No therefore, as. a mark. of t our
contiueuce, appreciation and respect,
beit .-til ,;;) jpt W
HesulveJ, By ttfe .JDegiocracy wof
Durham county, yi cenyentiAn as-n-embled,
emulating .the, passaga ol
resolutions of endorsement by other
Democratic conventions' recently
held in our State, "that we heartily
and unqualifiedly endorse t 'A. i b.
Vance for re-election to the Senate,
and recommend our representatieB
to cast their votes for hiuf 'firttfcnd
last- ""
That while we tender to? Senator
Vance our earnest support and en
couragement, our heartfelt thank9
vre due him for the right in the
.-tiiUe of the United State. ' "
Mr. W. 11. Osborn introduced the
foiiowiug resolution, which was uu
anintousiy adopted: ' ' "
UfSfecticg as we do the high
wbaracter and ability of the Su
i temt; Court bench, as at present
cot.-titu'.od. we must heartily ap
prove tiie election of lion. Augus
tus . ilerriuion to the high and
h i orable position of Chief J,uslice,
us .'c.l ai Hon. Walter Clark for
the M'.-ition of Associate .Justice.-,
We declare the assasisMX of char
acter who, from ambush, would seek
to accomplish that'wbich' bis man
boo J will not warrant his - doing
ope;i!v and alove boara, isthe vilest
toward -and anstgrtjfd - circulars,
a!t.;g!Di serious "ch!irge3 against
iuit aad houorlibie ofliculs in pub
lic office axe worth only cf our
i.u.t hr-artr condeumanoa. '
N'oui'.uations teiii isij order,' K.
r.tou and itccomntcnded for the
.?-.ii;ite. being no othor norajnee he
v.- r.ecUu.ov aitciaiiiatuin, W(
6. 2" v. it f. -vvre placid la..i'jtnlii.i
tiVt'.s, VVir!l tie VOtWataU LIW(
rtiv.a vi;aiid Aealou
Lowe -vhs declared the.nojniuee.
t . !. Markham, nouiuated : f or
!'!' bv iuclamativn.
i- t ?reen, nominated for .Clerk
oi t,n- .tijenor Court by aci'lama
ti.'i. i !
V il. ilowlaui, J. VV. Topts and
j'!jce Vv atu wcic i.ut - su iiOuiia
.iouf.jr Treasure, ea the tiftk IniI-
:i Jno. VV. l'ur receive!
HowUiid 2" i, Watts TJ. Poje was
d'.-iiaii-d the nominee.
I'at Lunsford .wa: nominated for
llegi.-ttr of Deed.'! by acclamation;
ur. .N. M. Johnson was 'nominated
for ('c iv aer ty acclamation; A. M.
Le ither-s hoio.nuti-d for Surveyor by
acilHiiiation.
The foll'-wiug are delegates elec
k-1 ii the. Senatoral ' Convention,
uiit-t at 1'ruspect llilf the
Hit .; lout uionlut.B. Lameruc
J . F. Cain. N. IV la, and Ui B.
trn. " '
The following are. tb County
rietutiveCoiuniitb?:"J. H. Ulackall,
Diiriiain, ChairmanJ. 11. rage,
Cedar Fork; Gilbert Latla, Lban
on; J. T. NichOis, Oak Grow; I'.-A
iirown Patterson ; A. J. ' Hobrts,
"lluiisry la tbe Iiet Ssuice.! f
Ai a ruin, a pcraon who baa good
i.iMiu! has good heal'.' But bow
ujocv tLere are who trior Bothinz
j !i,y eat, attd tit dawo t meala only
iiu-aii; uu'y Mature tar
1 i c ndition are a bap
v c'liutoiii in IIwl a Sar'apar.lla
, mt'i Wrtag wJ 'iiiieatiCKJ, e
i ;.r. si :!.:, as.d recovatca and
toe id -i that tba bene
l is' ol K'jd fool i imparted
ti. i b.Jy. Truly bur ger is
!. '. un. , and Uooda caraap
V. i i.'i't'ttca bungtr.
j A.itiielo 9lUieri.
,.t ".ni -Jo a Houtuing 8yrii
I t f.l'.y toil lor cbil lrco
j t . thf 'j. It ollie the CWlHf aolterid
-li.' r. 'J, iwm. rvm wnn cii,
t!'1 1 tl; Oft rni.v ior abtrriiota.
'1 tty flv eeata a bottia,
I ep 7-d-w-lv.
rit Wina.
dir t r to our citizen
! it t r ytsara w ka, been, ladling
if. 1M'U' Ui-;ov:iy,jjr, Klntri
New Llr i'iU, ButJiUb't Araita
S. Ive f I., .tric Bttut. and Lave
i,. v. r li ''el t't rir.aiiica tiat aUii'g
:!:. or t'.ii nave 'ivauaucta univar
-i! t.-fi'- i-ti. We do Lot bbaitata
1 1 ;: at tii (raajk uiia, and we
I ftwly 1o rHaad the purchase
j - if fatelattiiry raiu 4 on
r(.w tbe-r tsv' laesa renMi;ei
1 1 aye 'ii lutircreai popularity 'ure
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