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No. 16. FAYETTEVllEl N. C.HURSDAT5 NO.YJEMBER 26, lS7Wh0e o, .328
OFl-ICIAL STATE ,V0TE.
COUNTIES.
Por
Governor.
1872.
Aliiuiance.
Iex.-iuder
Allegbany.
Ansou. . . .
Asbe
Uesnfort. . ,
Certie.
Bladen . . . .
Brtiorwoi .
: I Rnneouibe.
UUfhC. . . . .
Snp't Pub.
Inetrnctioiis.
1874.
Tlie Becent Conference
road 3Iasaates.
CaniAen,
Ciirtcrrt ,
Caswell
Catawba
Chatham
Clrokeo
' how an.
Clay r-.-
Clevc-lar.il....
Columbus
Craven
Cumberland. .
Currituck. . . .
Davidson
Davie
Pup' in
Dare , . . .
Edgecombe . .
ForsTtLe
Franklin. ....
Gaston
3ates
Granville . . . .
Greene -
Guilford
Grabnni. . . .(maj.)
Hanfux. . .
Harnett.. .
Ilay wood .
Henderson
Hertford. .
Hyde.....
IredelL . . .
Jackson.. .
Johnson . .
Jones ,
ienoir. ......
Lincoln
Macon
Madison
Martin
.McDowell.
Mecklenburg.
.ViU-helL-.-i . J
Montgomery J
Moore.
Nash... ... .
New Hanover
Northampton
Onslow
1331
1 908
111
852
"IIOI
270
3452
1115
1560
633
512
2655
941
1S31
1945Hl32lf
1 be -J. ta:r.ueipcia Jjtuger;uae um iiiv...sg,
fuVowign, iu .,regara.tD the recent eou- J iSflV f
-freoce bet-wcen Var.derbilt, Jewett, j - , r rj' ' 1 'fig? jl Gift if '
'eDCO of - tte oiicers of several or oar
leading railway, companies at Balti
more, last week, is variously inter
pitted as to ,its.; result. The Nvw
York papers generally prononuce tlie
uieeticg a failure in its purpose, but
the givinga ont by railway tffiieers in
tbia city are tbat all was acoompiishei
.that was deeired, namely; that the
BaUimore and OhioRailroail Company
should join the other companies iu
the detercunation to discontinne the
payment of commissions on Ea'es of
'iiek-et& and abolish all drawbacks ou
frtigbt. ' This (Le Kew.York Centra!,
Erie R&d Pcunsvlvauia companies bad
'nlrtaViy done, Vitb regard to the
general tariff rates and other features
of the Saratoga compact, the Balti-
o., A Oliin npnole did not sab-
t.cribe to them, and the other cutnpa
nies did not think it material that it
should. The Baltimore and Ohio, it
is reported, recommended . the lines
interested to abolish the "fast freight"
and "transportation" lines with whicu
kt- i.v .nmmon with nearly all other
"J , I - ri'. !
encumoerea. j-u.
101
389
184
1019
761
1565
2514
708
683
84d
C27
75L'
1285
1251
1804
30(;
101
328
937
1317
1146
2105
744
1413
83i
l?yoi
229!
1142
1080
lC4)j
864
776
2294
821
1603
174
1389
' 904
771
' 41C(
873
712
1622
. 640
3892
538
1189
905
664
531
1234
729
2J53
i 332
-: 360
107?!i
ls02
36141 2598
J990 1019
.492' 962
THE KEW PUPIL.
EY A. W. CURTIS.
"Oh, girls I I .shall jnsUdio, I know
1 bhall 1" exclaimed Belle Burnett,
goug off into a hysterical fit of
laughter, which she vainly tried to
mother behind an elegant lace-edged
handkerchief.
"What is it, you provokincr thinr f
Why don't you tell us. so vre cau
laun too ?" ,
v en you see, fi gmxpeiZ out
l iast, fwe're got- a now pupil ,tb
1 happened to be in Madam's room
when she arri ed. - Sh cam -in -tttiiia
Pitt.. ...... V..
Polk VXj;r.l.
KandolpLT,
Kichnioad.l . .
Robeson. ........
Kookicgbam. . ..
liojran.. . . .;
yUTtuerford
Saihpson
Stanley
Stoke3
Surry !
Swain. , . . !
Transylvania. . . . . !
TyiTcl
Union.
Wake
Warren,.
Washington.. . .
Watauga
Wnyns
Wilkes
Wilon
Yadkin
aneey
Total
C 312
I 1-nQ
I3()9j
-1E85
1301 1
1118
1013
9C61G
336
. 830
22
21C
347
C31
3843
2380
917
353'
19491
294
1152
8Cfi!
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9SC1S
96046
.4.Jafei- --760
1799
234
1073
1194
1687
. 918
800
734
1358
97
hi
735
685
fushioned hair trunk, not ranch' biggor
than a band-box, and she camo into
Madam's room with a funny little
basket rti her hand, and sat down as
if she bad come to sty freYer. She
said. 'Are you Madam Gaziu T 'Ye.-,'
she rejlied, 'that is my name.' 'Well,
I've come to Play a year at your
school.' And then she pulled hy
handkerchief out of the basket,
unrolled it until she camuto an old
leather wallet, and actaaliy took out
two hundred and fifty dollars Jitid laid
it in Madams hand, saying, 'That is
just the amount, 1 heliorc ; wul you
pleaso give me a receipt for it ?' You
never saw Madam look so surprised.
She actually didn't know what to say
for a minute: h"t she gave her the
receipt, a-ske'd her a few question,
and had her taken to No, 10, and
there she ifi uowt tuis veiT Uiinute."
"'Well, what was there, so , Tunny
about all that.?"
"Whv. this : .sho bas red haif,
rucked "into a black net, and looks
just hko ftrt'right every wy. She
him on a brown delaino dress, without
a sign of a ruffle.or trimming of any
kiud, and the shabbiest hat and shawl
you ever saw. You'Jl laugh, too,
when you see her."
Bello Burnett was k.i only child,
itud her wealthy father was pleased
to gratify her every whim. so, be
sides being lar too elegantly dressed
for " a school girl, she was supplied
witU'plenty of pocket money, and
being very geuerons and full of life
and fun, she wus the acknowledged
leader among Madam's pupils. .
-When the tea bell ran ''-.the newr
wishing
au sent avnj,
and still sue r
The little Lair
there
trt;day thri1
crjsis enaerr
r frei
,i I I I .1 t KM
- ana re
ccfence fiincKwn girit;.
it ft rionM
impo4hibl to
Thej were notlbra ve enough to co ji -
fess tktir puiItlb3rhunSr frounrt tue
ck room offeriln tb&T fcerncxjs raiuly
,',?:t. atone for it in
rtfeir presence -only
(offerer, so the j were
.. . f ... i
iy .alter pay Das.se u,
d4n violent delirium
k vas searched Jo
,;.J. .TTfriends. bn t
vKanVaux4Tti:ta
4 "j uoarn99..,v
I . SLo opened the dior, eKtbd Fun I: iw
iu. Hii'eawy chair, aiji ih -gixld cauiv
gliding iu, Tith smiling faces, eiugi
a -beairliful" bdog of welcome. .t Atj i';.
C;hpt,Belle Burneit approached and
ptneed a tieaufifuJ tvreaih 'of fJowert
upon her head, saying : "Dear Fu
nip, we crown you onr qneeu to. day,
knowing wefl how far above us all yon
are iu Ills -sight,)-who looketunp
the heart, in-tead uf the1 ouiwajjijur
peutance. . Yon have tuglikis;'3iKj
...ij-r-iri'Ty viV'A". boishv was "per
mitted to disifwf.i "-.i"-c;i'.-
uWnl silence
she wo old
.1-
T - a a .
i-ut-vvr loot. at. .my Jit steel com
posiiig rule that 1 do not blei9 myseli
Iha, while my strength lasts, I am no:
at the mercy of the world. If'iuy poi
is uot wanted I can go back to thr
type caSH and be sura Lrji)il wojt.L;
for I icurued the ij-iiitinir' btiiines"
. luoit o! itpj.it' It-Lthwire in m.y ujt.i, fc
rlits;t publkatUm, nd Cdctn. IofmicL i ub.
.cation .lterwrdH. Jly commit u lolle :
uo iuoh of ppuce, 1 niolivh.,. t 2 tt
" 3 tcon., & 08
" TCar lr 00
ry inches, one uion.h...... I CO
three mot,......' 10t4
nix wo8. .....1800
" " one year., 27 0
One fourth ot t oioiain (5i inchen) V
O.io month S 12 0 -
7'lutu inontl.rf .' ii l0
( ne year. .'.'... : Zlt W
Oiif column 1 22 iucheti) '
One month. .... . ... . .', $ 35 0
One year J."l
Special contracts made ou reatouabl tc rt&4.
ob UuttlrJBaVltfd JLL&kurte&k
'body
It U
. . . rb 1 rrni' rfir iicj
lesdun we"j5lalt never. Jt.rLiiieraTrnir.A v. uaut.trd.
f'TfTxxv tur trtiiVUavmt j ttvOuy; aud arest. part of the Betl
i,u vbaf jiwm i'O your iturbr' f - jt,e fHt-i,,Jf oCloa or the rtizan
h-Z8l i'BJEcr -was cacoi ted lo., th
212
3640
2198
785
67
1799
955
1129
718
152
982171 81181
S4181
1972 14036
The above table includes the votes
6f Wake ,and Franklin counties,
which were thrown. oiiit by the Legis
lature as not being official, but which
vtAT-.L- rnmls. are
... . . - f Via "ni.itKil .Ci'llll
-this, we see it - - .-i ..... Aiiy-ant.a ;n PnniV
ncuies J-eplied that tuougu sucu a.-fu'j i i
!7P..' ,,1,1 r-.rhans'be desirabie, favor of 15 votes, thus Giving Colonel
r" Itut so involved as to Pool a majority of 14,030 over Faroe...
IUSJ," I
idfl to take such steps immedi
ately.' On the whole, the Philadelphia
and New York companies' officers pro
fess to be satisfied with their confer
ence and its.result.
- The St. Louis Democrat, referring
. to this. conference, says if President
Garrett yields "the entiic .commerce
and .industry of the West will be at
'the mercy' of .a, c .mbinatiou as deter
mined and as a-zgressivo as any tht.
woi ld bas ever fceen."
friia'Ii!itniri3l:icm ftf llorisly.-
" A "re at many good speeches were
made during tho canvass ; but on of
the wiseM sir-co the election is that
'I whirl, tho Hon. S. S. Cox, of .Now
-
Mournful Coincidences.
V.,rt has iust delivered at Annapoii
where he had a torchlight serenaac
Ilere is a sound sentiment from the
heart of it: . ,
"While wo pour oat tho oil ot heal-in-
intothe wounds of tho State, let
usalso lift up tho banner of the people,
North and South, in the genuine -enthusiasm
of honesty. No suspected
. j ui,i nnvo he in tront.
or Daa mau duw .
It is the year for tbe jubilee of. patri
otic honesty. .
"Well, wby should all enthusiasms
be limited to tho arts anu 6cihc.
to the author and the inventor, to the
poet and lb o religionist? I thero
no genuine lovo for the country ? 1
all patriotism to be rallied to salary
or a job ? Is it not sweet to live and
us to steal andgrabtor
ooe'e country ? I am for living just
now." . . ... ---.-
The Louisville Courier-Journal says
"that interviews with the merchauts
1 that city show a very grainy mg
mnrovenient in tb
compared
latO-SXar.
" -9
Two very omarkable incidents
happened recently in the village of
Fairhavcn, opposite .New Bedford,
Mass. Two aged sisters, who inhab
ited hpuses at opposite corners, died
at the same time. Each matron was j
the head of a large family ; each fun
iTul was appointed at tho same hour.
The hearse containing the body of
the eldest siUcr passed on first to the
cemetery, w.hm th- vfn"y ,of U'c.
other sister fell into the line of
monrners with their burden. A few
days later two young ladies living in
the same neighborhood died, who
were engaged to bo married to two
cousins: . Their wedding dresses were
their shrouds.
mates aa Mies Fannie Corni stocky fcht
bad exchanged her brown. delaino for
i - A...c- iu i I K ---' hit. tt'
a piam canuo uii-, 1 " .
white edging about the neck. bho
did look rather queer, with her small,
thin, freckled face, and her red hair
brushed fctaaight back from her face,
and hidden as much as possible under
a'laYjje black net, and but for ihe
presence of Madam her first reception
would have been exceedingly un
it I pleasant. She was shy and i.wiward
50 and evidently ill at ease among? so
she hastened back to tho seclusiou of
her own room. . Tho next day she
was examined, and assigned to her
place in tho ditferont classes, and, to
the sutpriso of all, sho '.was far in ad
vance of those of beii-age. - Bat thio
did not awaken ' the respect of her
schoolmates, as it should have done.
On the contrary, Belle Burnett and
her especial friends were highly in
censed about it, and at onco com
menced a series of petyr annoy auccu,
whenever it was eafo to do it,' which
kept poor Fannio miserable - indeed,
although she seemed to take no notice
of it. A fow weeks passed, by. Her
lessons were always perfectly recited.
She made no complaint of the blights
and sneers of her companions, but
kept out of their way as much as pos
sible. - Her thin faco grew paler,
however, and there were dark rings
about her eyes. A watchful frieud
would have seen that all these things
were wearing cruelly upon her young
life. Oue Saturday the yery spirit of
wickedness seemed let loose among
them. Madam waa'away; the other
teachers were busy in their own
rooms. Fannio had been out for n
w-ilk iind was near tho door ot her
while tbeT1 whU.
live or die. 'i
eves. and. tht su
mai .. V" bUMtld
Soon l-o wen n'y KS ner Cvu
'.'licence was eiliwt.Uid .it'diou.-, after
ail. '
Her former "toru'eutors iWred not
speak of what they hftd'dout!, but thev !
sent dniiy bonq'ueUof, fragrant flow.i
era, or frait uud Jher delicacies tt
tempt her rttnrmhg apnetite.Her
eyes woulddijht u with surprise aui
pleasure at the little - uifts. Amidst
all her wild ravings not; a word of
complftiut at the ill treaiment she had
received ever escaped her lips.
; One day Alndiun was sitting by her
side, and as she setmtal to be so much
better, she venture fq ask after her
friends. ,u :: ; ".. . i .. ! -
."I haver no frieijJsj-Madam, only
cousin. John, who f&p a large family
of his own, and ha nsver . cared for
m. iVlotuer died wtieii 1 was horn.
bat father died
t'e tawen care of
Funie'rt eyes wero full of . tears.
htld:h ttJay,ttw v word in
reply, but Madam spoio for her, aud,
afrcr anot hi r so i gV i h ey f o 1 1 o w o d t h e i r
tTe wrjTcr o.w aed quteuo the diniug
rootDwheiQ, a inot ftmpting feAst
was laid .in honor uf the occasion.-1-Fannie
was quieliy, tearfully happy
through it all, yet so wearied with the
n'ansaal exei'teineat, that Madam suiii
Vace
Hi iliiug
btt ijitibt
0,Ti
not :
that
see lho
niUt.
Kir.B
Tue H
islje.saw the next morning wusj ti ;fiue
,a4 ti.-iuit, and lying upon rt a caril.
'For Miss Fannie Coniatok,' f.om her
teachers and hcoolmatf?8.""; Hastily
yHSw itsue t, it'vyjis packed fak
pt foldeil . jLTiA-uaeuts, "bat sije
li0 exuurfVp'.il content
OU'l ,T ,-- . .utsw iMi Ihnv
jfv'.ty drjjhs-. and saone
Vf. " parasol, g.ovea u,
t'.t
if..
oo'diird,
Hfteeti now ?"
get the
brd and
money
tuition
1 had a step-mothe
five years ago, and.
myself. eyer since.
"And you are oi
j "Yes, ma'am." .
How did yon cv
to Dav for a ear's bj
here?" .
"I earnedit all,-
of it. As soon as I
went into a factor?
dollars -a week at
three and a half, and X worked for my
board ui.'uts-jiu agings;-.
"Piior child I"
am, every cent
is big euoa-jlr I
nd earned two
in.aud, finally,
"Oh po; 8 a,vJ
int. f.. 1:1
w.I.vyiih yoa-.t-
"I used to fix a
loom, where 1 eo
now and then, a
not object, beeii
work well. Yoa
to bo a teasbe." s
I'd have a better
than anywhere e!
mined to" do it."
"What ate vour
7'
Sf.,x KeepT&ioiiJ,',d
ner a
Ihere v?
a hue.neM
ribbons,' cn
Uieuia .v..uuMaui,lullet!i eVcrV-
i Ling which a -'youug aool-Kirl cou'd
possibly need. Ery ot ef Madam's
two hundred and H-u paf'iViVkj cou.
tribnted from ht-r cuoice-t anci jjeSt
to furnish a complete outfit 'for. vvufr
less favored mate At the very bottom'
xvjts a well; filled wrilinrdesk. an
album, cotftnimftg nil .theirs, pictures)
and a prettv purse,' containing. 'fxtQ
rinllais,' antl the .following 'note from
Madim ; " ' ' '. :
My Dear Child ; This shall be; a
rpceipt in full for all expenses daring''
whatever time you may cboosa(to re
main in the Setuinary, wldcH I present
to you urn siheore token of ray "love
and ri?sp.v - Jea.nette Gazin.
Thtfy fouud her at dimiet-linie on
the floor; surrounded by her hew
heoiell ; -of,-if you please'to the lurm
lors'tb lie.'&irf',' Iruo firming is it trade,
and. a ;ood one at thfct. Lay thus
sure foundation,: and after that brand.
oH. liimwhatever proltssion . yon
You liv5. heard, pebapa, of th
clerk whdrd. fnilLiftiliy serrod Stt
phen'Gii'atufi'ioiu boyhood to "man
hood. Ou fuVu'vventy-firht auniveisarv
oi ma uirin-iiHT ne wcui to uia nirtauu
tind told himl his tima vu.- up, and h
certainly expected uuporrant promo
tion in the merchant's sf-rviee: Bir.
Stephen (iiriird s lid to hiui : .
' "Very well . Now go and learn a
trade." -; - . t
"Wha! tr;id', uirT'
''Good bai;te:s j n . 1 b-itln njii.it be iu
demand while you live. Go and -iearr
tho cooper's' trade, ami wiien you hav
in-ide a peifdct'bitrre! bing it to nie. '
The vonug .aisn wetit away aud
teamed the'lrade, and iu time brought
to his old master a splendid' barrel of
his owu mnkif. j " :
Girard exumiubd it, and gave the
luaker two thou-iuod dollars for it,
and then said to him : . -lr"Mow,
sir, I, want oQ-in niyconuf-
itjg-rooni; bit henceforth y6ii will noi
uc'.tteeudeijt ipon the whim of Ste-
Qrj rard. Let what will come;
. ie iinfi.l tnuln itivvnvH ii.
,aj man saw the wisdom
and o.nde.i ;
v.f Years 'agv whcn U iddlt-ageel
nie.. vi. io-n boYs- HoraV.
THIS,. THAT AND THE OTHKlC
.
So far five pegrcs havo beffn elected
to tho next Uongrcsn.
In Pennsylvania the Demporatio
plurality on the CongicNw'onJ.fcWt'' i .
coot up 37,202. ;j ': ; fJ8iijp;'''.;ir :.'
1
1
V
.Afreaanres'cr'idg like baby, but it
oy opon on- the
L catcli'a sentence
the overseer did
.1 always did my
r, ma'am, T. want
i;time, aud I tue w
.ance to learn here
, bo I Just deter-
iiaus for' the long
vacation ?" f, . "
"I must go hacllt the factory aud
tarn enough to ytt some warmer
clothes for the venter. Tou se
by I caact , anord to dress
A - - -'
ma am, v
better."
Madam'A heirt ytrs full.
little
She bent
face, a n si
over the white, tbi;
kissed it reveien tly ,.
: That eTtniing, W&. if tbo girls gath
ered in the bape! for worship, she
told FantaVs story. There was not a
dry eye in tbo roe ui. The moment
Madam fiuisht 1, Bc.e BnrQett sprang
up, with the ttars p uniug down her
cheeks' v " - ' -" ' .
"Oh Madam I V-e hate been aw
ftllly erne! and wiej.ed to. that , poor
girl. We have maci fnu of her from
the first jud t-he vould never have
bectrsick as bho if Wo bad not
tormented her almct to death. I w-'(
most to blame : it m I that 1'7
on
- ff
room, w rer clasninir hanas
the rest, ahd e Lpe snUVrt , -
all these week?, fearia.tr she i
You may expei rWW P"uish .ae aii
wv von nUK--yt deserve it, and.
I shall go dowu on Sy'uees to beg
her pardouat soo: w ill let me
see her." 4 , , . ",
"My child. lW;Med obear
this 1 1 can ieamyrgoue iujv. ..r
of my numb wonjj J;f fi"etifc
pttuit2L bjgqgff f ?ftis -fi
- -'-L- hi,:., -fit
terA-ftrdsrt-Hted .wjtbrVti atxd
consideration, even though all her hair
came mil ud left, htjad as bald. -a
htr" face,' Vo she had to wear- a queer
ca p-1 i ke w rg for tnu r.y w&ks, : ! W heij
the oHg-acatiou'- arrived, : Belle : car
ried her off to her beautiful liome .."pn
the Hadsouj wheie, for the tfrst tiras
iu her life, sh.was surrottaded' f i tlx
beauty and hsxury cn every side, and.
was treated as a loved and honored
gnest. It was not long before the
hated wig was cast asitie, and Faunieja
head ws covered with a profusion of
dark aubomcuris, which were judeed
a crown of -glory that made her plain
face almost beautiful. :. . ,
Gentle, loving and beloved by a!!,
she' remained in . the , .e'ainary until
shH graduated withasonor.aner -uw
Malam offered her the position
heid teacher, with
a..i,irv vwivlRU Sh3 Til,
All a -Mysterh
Tho following IV1 t U P"11"
r. .. ,, Mr. OI H. Burnham,
ffr oaKS' il!tratci one of those
r; 'c,.cntal phenomena which havo
slrai'o ..,. , v.., cniw.ind nC iUn
0;ic morning, a few weeks
! Is .. -foifr.l Uon Pvm.
a"0 All. IJiU UllUlll iioiivu
. i i . . . i . . .
II1U V A. M.
noon; For
ho clay he was actively
business, and at 0 p. M.,
!ayrv'.
"r i.
jt. irUt will soon covet- the orftV.''"
Tho mada.1' kind or woman
pno who spds . hlf hour jn -
canning ,aatvH;et betoriv UtnooiHliw
to the purloVo.'t.the arrivnLofn vtbltor
wio proves to bo a book ngout. ,
A womHnick-:wllh typhoie fever'
was recently, ce.'ased admission to the
coilnty hospital at Milwaukee, WW., "
because at tlio tiino when sho'ap
pea red it wn late at night. She did
ihorlly aCtorward. V '
There is an old Indian in Kanaa
wlio liH!i been iiicknanfed "Old Prob.".
When asked to propUyy tf iho cohi
ing weather, h.pagely and safef sji,
"Mebbo in eb be heap-hot--BeU. "
tcr wait liltlyou bt."
"Sir,'aiJ the astonished landlady
to a traveler who had sent bts enp
f'orivurd for'thonoventh lim. "rou
rauat tfeNoVy.fond of cofTtftJ.,,( "rei,
rrYida.ta, arn,! . ho replied, or .1 ,
fhoul4 never have drank ta much
water to-ge t 'Jittlo.?, ' ; . ; . ' -
A numbertof praclivdl jokers in an
interior California . town uccnaod a
poor Swiss of hatiog aet a fire that oc
curred in town. Ho took the matter
very much to heart, "wrote a ralhtio '
farewell letter to", his -.brothers, and',
killed himself.. r- ' "
... . .
A newly married, couple jn Con-
necticut rcCcntltt eturled out on their
wedding tou accompanied bv a Binall .
hized two ycaf orQ infant, which they -
una mreu ior vno purpose, doludloz
tho public into the, belief that thev
. . . . . .. .
were oi l atagor.
f -u
' !
?.?'
V
n
X
V
' 't vVa reat sV . . . itbor oOti ttthoolmg , thus
to usLathe - troy
Hr.itf i or. it.''li'l.c 8UA-l-t Whig: have aeffA r-'t-lf.
...uv.-v. v.a no "".wji.a -V t.1. ..:. ' i - - - -
? satitory .-liveHbooStU
Mar-
Us into tbi-ct vau - rr; i?erfrIUMi
A Ituiid
Fluffn for r.;Sijste
Hew U a pretty story f,-or.i,Vidnna
Lold hv ooe vi'tbe newspapers ot that
,-r
told bv
4 -fow days ago a yon ng and very
poorly clad girl entered a barker shop
! Vienna and toM the PP';tr
that he must "buy her beau. tht
friseu- oxaeninca ucr i-ug, .vocj,
' . I . Un.l Kirvttn lift fU Pjf'l 1 ll
chesnut Jocks, uu uu bV w..b...
He could give eight gulden and
mnrn.. HttT WIS IMOUfc.iUl mis
luv. - .
T L -
t i . norai i .
a most maiden
tefnll.v accepted-.
year; the pnco
i ' 1
had
fallen ; there
vas less demand, and other plu-ascs
of the kind. Tno eyes of the little
filled with tears, and she. hes
itated a moment while, threading bcr
fin ire i s
so
irorld :
Mr
cit;co, crossing utci t.
tfriiii. and returninir at
the rest o
t
na2Cd in
The Coming Winter.
Wo learn by exchanges that there
has been a verv large yield of niaBt
in all parts of the country, also that
there havo been many migrations ot
smaller animals, such as squirrels, &c.
n, .!.on rim nonHidered by weather
11 uao , .-.J
loresnovs ing ntv
tvin T:iru cia
winter. In additidn to these "signs
it now diuite cool for th
WO u . p f
.1 -s-v t a . t i nil i, ill nil in ci kj l i . --. i
season, anu " ' - a hn Fannie Comstock had tainted in
the Northern bv , I v.-mm. and the door was locked.
tciegrapu aioo ecjjuiio
ir n she was a prisoner in their
midst. For a moment she bogged
pitcously to be released, bat they only
laughed tho more, and began going
around and around, singiug something
w.h Re e hatL composeo, eiuci.
J IIIVII ' " 2 - f-t. a J
ritm-rtflfl. insulting words, fehcstoou
. . I .1 . ! I i ' ! n n
for an instani paie anu ami ,
with a piercing cry, she burst tnrougu
lho rintf. and, rushing into her room,
closed and locked the door. Through
their wild peals ot laughter uie gin
heard a strange moan and a heavy
U"l believe sho has fainted," shid
Belle. - " '. . -'
"What shall we do ?" eatd another.
For a moment , they Etood there,
sober enough; thea one of them ran
fr th matron, aud told (her that
lie
IS ' so
hnvemade ar ji?
forgive yoo at-t
a .com-
tijfortu-
at von
t elj ftB Ibeheveu
will, wheu sbefrbw uow miy yon
have repented of y'ir aukiudiiness..;
n Vw'rnpsi iho was able to bear
one alter aiibliei went to Fannie
fged $6! .forgiveness, which
crafe!.Suo said, "I dbu't
a
during
with
status ot trade
that of this time
rn i
. ft I. H
the unusual fact that snow ..as i.cu
over quite a largcAsurfaco in England,
rrho Rnncarance of snow at the time
on both sides of tho Atlantic is an in- I
dication of a very Uroao movemen t ox
cold blast irom too iviw.
there ' must bo some very guuviui
cause. Wo do not pretend to be
weatherwise, but wo must aurait tuat
the facts which we have detailed seem
to us to foreshadow hard weather
during tho coming winter. -
the
room, and
oi. '.A o Inner liWir nut to
ouo " r... .
window, a'ad cent tbe jamtor W;,"
it was true. Fortunately th aow
was open, and in a iaw ,, , "
had unlocked (be toW tV'
side. ihe girls - werj .-huddled to
other in a frigbi. 'P';
Mndaiu lifted th gul and ; laid-
t v wd. She was in violent
her upon thelj Wftg 8entfoi.fbut
spwujs. gpasms ceased alarming
6ymptoia B6t in aud he Pronoanced
-
it,
and be
frffdv frVH
..... u o . - . . T I '
wonder you m idclt oi me. x auow
I was uoorJy deied ana awiui-y
homely." I wild bv pul led every
hair out ofvmy- hau years ago, only I
knew it would gra - in again as red as
ever. But, oh I if 1 could; bav felt
that I had-iust oao icier.d among you,
I could have bgirue u; but, somehow,
it just broke my heatt io havo you all
turn against me." '
, Aftfcr this Bhe gaiued rapidly, and
oue line morning the doctor said she
mijiht ioin thJirirla iu. the drawing-!
room lor' an hour beforo tea. luere
bad been a W-dtal of whispering
and; hnrrvino in aud fro of - late,
among the girls, of which Fannie had
been totally unconscious iu uju h"1"
seclusion of her rubia. s . - .
At the appdmted time Madam her
self came to insist her, ; aad, leauicg
upon her Bttoi .r arm, the young girl
walked feebW' lhrouah the long hail,
nd?l3owh th stairs. .'. T ' ' "
"My dear, the gi s Lave pr
a little surnris . fir vonl to mako . the
hour as pleuaaut'as possible
the prevalence of a thunder,
lightning and ram storm, he drove to
the depot. to meet som ladies. As
they did not arrive here turned to the
station at half-past six, at which
timo his horse took T fright, and he
was dashed, against a tree and ren
dered senseless. Now conies tho sin-.
gttlarfparjpfjthe , story.- .On. return.
ioSjpnBciousness; it., was found
that not dnlyafr Sojiflnawaro of lho
ciue t. r but , i hat ho had ho ro4-
iot.o.. o. yin,g . hioK bad ,oq
CUI1UU IICI U UIWK A. . W. lio -0
membered stalking for San Francisco
and being on board -tbo boat noth-
through her chesnut . locks.
Sho finally threw herself into a chair.
'. "In God's name," she gasped Vtake
it, quickly." . .
The barber satisfied with his -bargain,
-was about to clip it with his
sheers when a gentleman, who sat
hr.lf shaved looking on, toll him to
stop.
"jdy child," sail he, "why do you
want to self your beautiful hairjr"
"My mother lias been nearly ' five
months ill; I cannot work enough to
support us, everything has been sum
or pawned, and there is not a penny
in tho house'' (and iccin kreutzen in
ha us.)
"No no, my child," paid tho stranger,
'if that t!0 case, I will buy your
hair, and givo you a hundred guidon
for it."
'-Ilo-gave tho poor girl tho note, tho
siirht of which hid dried her tears,
a . ICO
CO i. -j
scaled vUie lop o vVVaUJjp and 91 rll fcf
minister. rTlio cnterprni
abstracted two thirds of t h?ToC uli vs,lr
and delivered lho re mule ing- one Jol.'
lar to tmf preacher. '.". . -V
A Vermont boy caught an imiucifiio -t ;
pickerel which broko the l'nc and dis. ''
appeared. Tho boy Ml into tbo water , i
and nauki'to tho bottom, whereupon "
liis brother grabbed him by tho bair
and pulled hint out, "only. to Had the '
tost picket-til firmly clasped in the -t
boy' arms. '','.."
"Mamma, -will you let me go to r
the ball, if they givo one, this winter t"
"No, Harling " A paune. -" Yoa'vn - ' . . t
been to a great many bulU, haven't " ;: - fl
youi mamma; "ics, uariiug, nun- v
I'vo seen tho JolUj of them all - An-- ;
other pautJo. "Mightn't just see the .
folly "of one, mamma?' A rcry lon- - ; i
pauso. . . . '
'.Accjording to statistics, the follrtw- ' 4
ing hino cities stand above New York
in the mat tor ot population : Lon- . 1 t "..
don, :i,254.'2G0; ! Sutchaii (Cbiim), 2,. ' '
000,000; Paris, ' 1,851.792; Pokinf ''
2,U00,O'j0;TfttantKchau-fu, l.OOOOdO; ' ' 4
liangtscliau-fu, 1,500,000; SiangUn, , -1,000,000;
Sin-;nan-fa, 1,000,000;
Canton, 1,000,000. ' X -
Of the thirtr-aoven States of the . '
U'non twenty have l)(hocratic Gov- . '
ernori, fourteen llcpublircau Gov-
.... -Tii .. rl. ! - '
ern(M !, ami tnree lnui'pcmioni nivi .
MaKilratss. Tlu lattor riS Cuiit&r
nia, Illinois and Oregon. The Legis
lature of the State are thus divided:
neoWratic. 21; Republican, 13; In. ; .
dependent, 3. " v ' '
It U announced that tho rennsyl-
ing moro. 4 Ho know 'nothing of re
turning ; nothing of transacting bus
iness in Oaklaud during the aiter
noon; nothing of iroing to meet the
ladies ; and had no .knowledge? what
ever of the occurrence of the tremen
dous tliunder storm Loss of con
sciousness had antedated the accident
about nine hours. ,-'
" The Depot, at CiiARhoTTE. Tbe
Charlouto Observer, says : The Car
n'ina jWralittailway Company has
purchased tho 'Foundry propor.ty of
Capt. John Wilkes, on Trade street,
for lho purpose of erecting a depot
thereon. It, is a desirable 'location
and near the depots of the N..C. and
O.y.O.; & A. liailroads. Tae city au
thp'riVSVhavo granted, tho Company
the rigniof wav on tho street run
nTng parallel jwith tho 'If. C. Railroad.
iff - ' , : V.
VI Vis reported that sixty Indians are
raiding" in Kekr eountr, Texas, steal-
ing horses and cattle. Ad vices report
Geo.ilMcKenzio still atcumpbut has
sent a column to- staked Plains in
dearcli of Indiana. ; ' : s ;
twl . took uii the barber's sheer.
i t i - i.l . !. j a
Taking the lOeUs in his hann, no toou vania lUiiroad company nave, owing
lh3sngoi Jtair, cut it olf alone, put to the'irencral depression in ouuio,
it careiuuy anTkjrw- m oeKet-oooa, ccmmcn
thus paying-n hundred florins ' 4'or VWni'os." -a
single hair.
He took tho poor girl's tidJicfs in
case he should want unother at lho
samo price. The charitable man is
dnly ifosignated as lho chief of a
great industrial enterpriso within the
city.
A spiead-ealo onitor wanted tl.o
wines of a bird to flv to every VlllaiiO
and hamlet in tho broad land, But ho
wilted when a nauhty boy rn tho
crowd sang out, "ion d bo shot for a
gooso bel'oro you had flied a milo."
Since October 1 two hundred and
fifty cases ot Uipiheria havo been re
ported in Brooklyu, eighty-four of
. . . . i I l.V .. I I-
WblCh were- latai. xor mo eea.
ending November 7 there were nine
teen cases of death.
- Short drossea uro coming into fash
ion again. Tho Courier Journal know
this would be tho case as soon as a
woman with a pretty foot aud anklo
could secure the chief say so iu tho
matter.
- Rixtv.fiye hundred en'.iiei for tbe
Central Hew York State fair is what
ihe Utica papers record.
encod vetrvsnchinjr . their -ex
Order have boen Issued to
tho various superultnlv! of lbs , ,
Now Jornoy divisions lo discharge all
hands on novv c-onnt ruotlons nd to
rod u co the track gang Irom iwilr
to wOTon men. A reduction j also la
bo made in the brtdgo tcpairr. Tb
working time is to he cut down front v
ten to nmo hours ana the pay from
fourteen to twolvo cents per hoar.
well-dressed man inChicgo at
traded Considerable attention the
other daya by silting upom tho edge
of the sidewalk for soiAO time, with
his bead between his hands, as it In
deep meditation. At Jail a ayrnpa
thetio stranger approached him and
said "Friend, you seom to be in
trouble; can I assist you In p.iry
way 7 Tho man sprang lo his loel,
aud takiug off his hat, parted hi hair .
carolully, and said r Stranger, do you
sco this cut? My wife did it tbis -morning
with a flat iron, and then .
sent mo down town to buy her n"
now bonnet, and I havo bom silling
hero' for au hour try ing to-decide. '
whether . 1 will bay it or not, and',
btarao rue,, stranger, if I naVen't ftU4
mGbt decided to get it," . .
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