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RUTHERFORDTON, N. C. !
Grnininp, Marbleling and KalsOrning exe:
uted in ihe' bst styli. V
Orders Iron, neighboring towns promptly
atteuded to. ' e : :m
BLACK SMITHING.
Bradlrv llalfoii wourd eiu.odce to lu
ttill in full'blast on M.iti BireVt, outlr oftjie
JaiL Terms astoW as' uYe lowest. ' .'. "
tlountry pTowaten iiTj)aj !ncntk)r
work
..A ,.
; Give tilni a Calf, " i
WJLS TERN $TA 7j LOD GKi
. ' IfoOl, A. F. rSlA"
.' Meets regularly on ih 1st Monday tight
In each month, Tuesdays of Superior Courts,
and on the Festivals ot tbe Sts. Johh
G. M. "WAITKSIDW. 'M.
JUSTICK, gee.
'Spa re ; l h e4 IIort.,
O, teamster, spare Ihai. horse, .
How hard he tries to. go r V '
There's lt5SC6Senough for-two, ;' ,?
Don't strike hiia' another blow, ' '
ry;.. "-:t''.ii k "VJ 'V - "
Or er.se the; load, I pray,
And he ymir kindness -will- ;
A thousand fold repair. t; ' r
How patiently lie toils, . , v
All through the heat, and cold,
A faithful servant still,- '.:
Though' wearied, worn and and
Poor, "4wb, unconscious brutt
And 3'et he.eems to knpw,.
Caressing oft the hand, ,- .. , ,
That deals the cruel blow.
' , t - it . r f ,t r 1 1 t si
AVhat an imploring look,
. And what a knowing eye9,
And yet. without the power
To utter e'en a cry.
See.how he writhes and shakes,
"While smarting with the pain,
Oh, cruel driver, pause ! ' j ,
Don't strike the brute again.
llumanity, at last,
Brought to; a sense of shame,
Will punish those who give
Unnecessary pain. . '
Oh, diiver, spare that horse,
How hard he tries to go :
There's load enough for-two,
Don't strike another blow.
"Written for the 'Record."
Uxug-iu lion.
asrffenition has surely be-
comer the motto of the schools and
public writers qf Western, North
Carolina. From -the -tone of our
Weekly Papers the casual reader
would think that the educational
interest,-both moral and intellex
t u a 1 , oTWest e r n, !NTo r t h Ca ro I i n a ,
far exceeded that of any other
part of the " Old .North State."
Indeed, where .there is 60 many
" Hoillishilio; IlitK Schools and
Academies,' what is the necossi
j ty for our young men to seek in
tellectual culture at the far-tamed
Colleges of other parts of our
State,-when they have such w un
common advantages " at their
own (toor ?. Why Messrs; Editors
from tlie flatorinir accounts ot'our
, -...'-!
scliool 'exhibitions given, to, the
Press describing, in - the Tnost
plausible style, "the'" splendid ora
tions, which would 'have - done
credit to a college graduate
showinor u thoiironsh, culture '..'..on
the part of the worthy Principal V
we say ironi. these .i- Puffs' that
the stranger would come to the
'immediate conclusion that a Yale
or a Ifarvard vyould "lose their
laurels in Wester North Caroli
na; ' " ' -. - '" . .- '.-';';
- ' While we are srlad thai; we have
so many scjiools in , flourishing
conditions," we do objel-t to so
nHix5hiexa!:geration1and -eniii in
til) ' 'class'ri'oonbj the, instruction
o)W'Vy ?a -mi IV n-m1rf;ici work.
Students are rushed through the
Iri maryUraiiphes inlo some. h 1 ng
m6readvknced merely tor; thy
.... .1 11 1
nanio .when auey ,.biioui(iw. ue
studying Webster's spelling bodky'
and" tben rusVeu
they can not correct a ' sentence
hi t False By 11 tax., .6 'not - MU-
derstaud that we are opTAed ; to
stmlents studying the classics "
for wecertaihly;are fiibbpt tiE
their Knowledge niguiy sseiuuu
t o a uood E n ir lish edit ca ti 01 1 ; but
StlUllCS.
And
r And then aa;h .hovy..can we
boastvofourj" fioiuishing schools'
y liVnthe 'Teachers are! u thetliaG
it of iiSjng iiitbxiating liquors iQ
an excess
vv.ortny exatnpteior
North Carolina bT ' ub i
'.n3 thenJbw6afil!f of Ekam-
inefs'are negligent fii tKeir dh-
ties Ahere 19 the .provision 4 in
the .School Law that srives the
members of the Board hoertv to
exa min e ,app! i can t at any ti me,
and. grant certificates? In our
own humble opinion we no think
that we needra Jiigher grude qt
scholarsni p anion a ou r Examiners'
and leachers. Let U3 nave a re
formation in educational matters!
v.,:- Mbre:anbh.( ' ;
Sept. 11th; 1873..
.Origin of :tiiicsof,$nitcs H
There is "m nch th'at is interest-'
ihg in the study 'rtf the origin of
the names of the States or' the
Union, as they are derived frofrr;
a variety ot sources.: To beriu
in the geographical order, w;e first
have Maine, which takes its nanie!
troru - the province of Maine, in
France,: and so called in- compli
ment to the Queen of Charles L,
Henrietta, its owner.
' N"ew Hampshire first, called
Lacoriia froni Hamshire, 'England.-
Vermont, from the Greeix
mountains, (French verd monl.)
Massachusetts, from the. Indian
language, signify in.sr"The couik
try about tire-great hill."
Rhode Island' sects its name
from the t'aneied resemblance of
the island to that of Rhodes, in
the ancient Levant.
Connecticut's name Was Mohe
gan, spelled originally,' Quou-he-at-cut,
signifying A long river,
New York was so named , as a
compliment to theDuke orVVork
whose brother; Charles' II, grant
ed him that te; ritory. ' "
'New Jersey was named by one
of ; it original proprietors,. Sir
George .Carteret, after the isl and
of JeTsey, in the Untlsli channel,
ot-which he was governor.
Penn.vlvania. as is irenerallv
known, takes its uame trom Wil
liam Pen 11, the word ksylvania,"
meaning noods. v . .
Delaware deri ved its name frohi
Thomas West, Lord De la Ware
gbvenor of Virginia. " '
Maryland received-: ita j name;
from the Queen, or Charles the
I, Henrietta Maria., ? t it
Virginia got its . name froni'
Queen' Elizabeth, the tiu'niarned
or Virgin queen;
T'hUCarolfh as were named in
honor to CrfflftcirI;,,,,Stlid Georgia
in honor to' G eorge II; r -: -: '
' -Fforicfa gets; -its liamr 1 frornj
Pascputs de"Fiore&, or' "'Feast- 0
theillowers - i''
Alabama comes frOni'a Creeld
word sitinifyiuiC t4The!' lands 'of
.'Missi
jissippi t defi ves J itsa'Hlc3
that of the ? ijfi&iVi Met?
from
which is in tlie-Natchez tongue,
"The FtttheV of 'W iteri.y:-t uao
-j ' Louisiana ' was ?' wKiWmed iw
"Aikarisas'is xlehved iorrt'tbV
Ih di an avo rd: Ivitusis, -iinfc Wi-
tetv ' -ith' the '-Fi-eneh' prettxf
itrk, a bow? : jo to if -dt
Tennessee ta an Indianri)amei
meaiiVugv-Theriver-with-a bg
bendn t -c nhi T ;ohir KJ-y-i 1,0-1 1
dintr.ckv; alsdvasdann Indian
indhe J'ain-'tuck-eey-feimtyitig
Atfthe lleadtOt' the rivavl
f Ohio is; the Sliicivnee name 'fori
Tlie Beautitul River.'1! iio v.ju
! Michig.! utynQiteh wasi i derivex
from tlieJlako,-' tho Iihlian ibi0
foi-as tish weir or trap, Kvf itch the
slntpe?oftheflikefeuggertled.'H:ili:it
Iiidina!nainje- cauieifroin tljab
of the lndiiWd- ---.
.,(Iihuois name isdrve4d4rVpm
in Km.
the.Indiau ve:for.ar. yildi4usl)n
iiug;Vyiok!tih -Ui pi! r. .a x;J
iiam,for;;uinddy1l having ifete
ence,tjyi , rfie miiddine of 4be.li;
fPPAiVJSS'Wr. hc'ii oni'K til ad w
.riui ilKrivutinn off :tho.rtamjes
f lit; . rrrn v. 7 rr " nuTi-ij ij Ji. n
known.
'Kwsiifie lH Itlle -Iidiaii
aridMinnesofa 'cloUdf "Weath
li .ft. -j:L'-?-. : iT-?-"f., ?.t
-The originrth'e name oCafi
fohrajfs ncertMi. V; lJ 1
-Oregon," jiccqrdi n : o nme'
eofjies from Oreah the Indian
riame of 'a w1l'YttSrjoaiW:wfi1l
grows hbnidimtly n; e .'Pacific
coast ; and 'according to btlier?,
fnSm 'Oregon, V.Theiver:of the
W-esV in aflnsion to tlieiColum"
West 4-VifSTnia :ets Its; nanie
from haviTi-been formed ot old
Tlie Vat Sliip 6t tire Fuitirc.
The London Times has the
fol lowi ng : '.'The. preparation of
designs for; the warship of the
fftture Ts "making considerable'
ptogre8sand theirjlicatfon of
the science :TOf lydrurics to the
art of ''giinii bfy"! f 1 n 1 these de
siiis receive 'considerable dnveU
opmeiit,1 ah d , prove i n practi ce. 0 r"
yeWigrea't assisfance iii 'facilif atV
ing thetWroking a'iid loading th'ff
jnonster weapons vvith'which the
...f
Turrets ot tno- lron-ciaus win
be arnted. These guns 'will far
surpass the most po-veiful artille-
ry au present in existence tne
L Woolwich 'Infants,' of tfirttive
tons weignt, ana a uoreot twelve
inches in 'diahieteiv'and the great
grins uhicli Kruppisnow making
for-' the. "Germans being alike
eclipsed by the new ' weapon, -wliich
will have a bore of nearly,
fifteen 'inches, Jahd weigh sixty
tons. 'These guns will he built
; upon the system which originated
and has now been ih'sueh success
ful" operation at ' the Royal (3un
FactoHes, Royal Arsenal, 'Wool-'
which' for several years by coil
of wrou'o'ht-'iroil anda steel tube:
1 a' isstem wnichlinsure?' the greats
est possioie STrengall ami immuni
ty from danger of bursting, and
practically imposes no limit to
the size Of the guns: There will
be fitted with a movable breech
lading 'arrangement. " The Wool
which Infant will throw a 7.00
pound shot : six or seven nules ;
the new gun will hurl a project le
weighiifg 1,100 pounds (half; a
ton) oyer a' range' which has yet'
tTT4)ejfleteiriiThed J As th ahtithe:
sis 'of tills bhorinous guli; th.e new
aebirnoiHitaifV giin has just been
pi aced-' in h lOdel-foo'rT 1 of tlie
Roy 1 ' 0 u A-Fact 0 fi es; : Tlii sr gii rjj
weiuhs ouFy': 200' poundsvi'but it
caiirea'sheH- of iVeir'pohfids;
wuugai(:'etiRt tit 10 3,000 ra
aiMl -wirtH its?? ilt 'e tarriasre "a
d<dto becdnved'ftte
bat- ks of In rt Uif tor ; ' w hVeli riac!
sacldhw are;pe6ialiy ?6difsthicted.'.
Iti8!als: -adinintiyly ittlahtdlBr
a'tKiceV' - t ' 15li:t,t
JAl'diidbroils Slipper.
-..'
8i.Jeergo:lia3!fot some tirne-jbeen
atifiictLve: toie 5oung ladyv w licmi ;
ho ha8uoticedL)ir seveil ::e,r?ii
ii:sATlrtyi-hG chUed.basiiyeilgag
edioji a ' beautifuti peijcevufn em
bifaideiy ,vvliiyhpprhap$ accidei
ciltyiiiooijcoinp.'dinng'ypi wnn j wib
siae ,cflihls o-usf' .ibtrhcMf ida:cou4
eluded was one of a paiotshpS
pe rs th at: y efie .m"tl b a Ut h rt et file 1
tor. a! Ij'oi i (ia'prefic uf, a i d George
h ail ce or Itwi c& ' 'allowed; ?hi iih'
SKlt toi .wander mtqthe pleasaiir;
sftspieiona-tjiat theyswere intend
tted7ffri blm,t althtpigh viiGthin
had 5 ideally .'transpired to' .justify
snclf a beJwf hnl Af y --
liiOn-Friday erenins George calv
leil for .thelthiriL ti mefduriiigf the?
weeJsa iiHk sqirite: attractiveint
wouldi8fem,iaiui.a uiuajitnasnpw
pervwaa o progresehig. i fin'e.t J :1c
H-as f h 1 tyjfedr tsitli & si j ppemvas Mh
tendedifon hiinbiitie i w"ailiiir-
kiu to d rarw. die -aclf uo wledgnren t
fenrmtbtt dear abgfil.who was jas
ISoraiigiiBtf iudtjviously t fur fins
be ndi k-aliptber 4nif)lied -aek h o w lr
jdgeientof jerideVQtioh to-hunj
Oi(iusoiQ begau: cautiously; !.
"onie one 30U are mighty
fonuVof u tmwHiw the posses
aadj-feriln Ls.?v aiiii norjsrOJ!
,Vhat Bhppejft Mw$Qtt&i
I ito ?" inquired the fairiaborer.
I"
6ii so industriously," ; replied
GPeorge. : " ' v . '
I Slfppersi? almogthontcilliis
StoflishePcoDrpaniomDo.?u
m eajutf t ell 1 n j e, 0 eorge thatyou
ook liispr a sljpijeii;,., 'I,
imnf f?rtentl5; nirtVingSmc of his
ponderous jfedah -apeudriires.
TJie: movenjeut, thongrp'nfiiiVteh
tional, drew the ..lady :e1o3e? at
t eji ti on; to. G eo rge's feet, whe re
she sazed a motueut'amf then .a
thesiipposed sjiper ; tlVen raising
lieyes t0- ou lYei d,' she said :
'-. Well; George, your itre '-tiot so
mrtclr to bjitmoj utfter . all ;: but
this was'.: really intended , for : a
sofa cushion. " ."j
George takes but; little plea
sure i n h en r i 11 g t h e i i 1 ci d c 11 1 re 1 a
ted -Comic Monthly.
A Bad Boy.
" They say that the chief astron
omer at the Washington Observa
tmywas ..dreadfully' sold a tew
'day. ago. A wicked Ik y, whose
expejieuce seems only to have
niade I'lini nceYl3pr5ved,e.augbt a
fii etfy, and. stuck it WMth the aid
of some mnt'ihrge inTthe center
of the Jariest lens in the telescope.
That inglit, when the'stronomer
went to work, he perceived a
blaze of light apparently in the
heavens, and what ,'aniazed fiim
more was, that it would give a
couple of spurts and then (lie out,
only to burst forth again in a se:
cond or two. He examined it
carefully for a few moments, and
then began to do stuns to discover-where
in the heavens that ex
traordinary', start was placed. He
thought he. touutl the locahty, and
the next morning he
telegraphed
all over the universe
discovered a new ant
that he hail
remarkable
star. (f the third -magnitude, in
Orion. In a day or two, vn tn
astronomers in Kuropje and Amer
ica were studying Orion, and
they gazed at it for hours, until
they were mad ; ami then they
began to telegraph tb the -man ih
Washington to 'kjriow - what
he meant. Tie, discoverer- tojk
another look, and found1; -that the
new star had- movet
006,06o,Ot)Omiles'in
about IS,-
twentyrfour
hoins;: and upon exahiiiitng- it
closely, he was alarmed to:- per
ceive VhaU it:ha(l; legj. j When, he
went p;i tlieonie, tll0 nextni.m'iK
ing, to, polish up ljis glass, f he
I fowfd th'c3 irbrrrinnigieoplb5
dovr) at:Ataifdaia,Wri c
distant ; heart! part Jbf-the wear-
in aiil they. say, heipfjised ii'Pi
1
oni eji .wants tu fi ii tHi'$ bbytl He
wishes tp yoiisnltvith hinaboiit;
sJmethini?.-r Max Mele(L, . : ,
What 'aVe ;Vbiil bellowing
about r" cried an irafe motheV'at5
tlrH tnit lot'! the islairs rode ev en-
hoe.yoii. are!tiworkinr
it mticli wnoie-so.iue,1 f.sincevpy
and vigrous euero-. r 1 he bi lis
; for 'tcleUiilia? 0 i.ttiLH:eVarhou
ed-fd $i;wO?mid no"theVritixiH
i:ir. a'fter her-two bMys;halirbepu;hl1iih,: UP tl,e darkest and weariest
put-to J.ed.; "please, mother,
. -t"' .: -r- . r:r
..1
saia t'Ciiowing xm. .1 ' om aiiis
saidl-ellmvingBillJJiin
"let him have jff,.. and yo
-1 - 14 -Y-i ! u r .
lid she,
011 take
vi?
of
nrakj ine sleep1 -on" $biW etcfe ' of
JJIOI.
fiMHiptyd. hni
mantoet.
Udeir
have
thintrs. ; : fcVV omeui :niay
teiniiled man -..to reat torbiddei
$mf1 aid fhis; wiet,.;vbuf , lie
in-" ; -4 t -
It i$.fcjidrthiit ouc tablespoon-:
ful of .Epsont salts,adde(l -toj. cach:
3-.iZ vu 4IS U t -
uoyl tartbr wjlt; greatly,
pi;9Vje i.t,r l)is4ye n, thVfsuar
wajf.Oj UOp Jllg.. FUUe waicui
td VitU.jthis'. ;will be 8tifferr. -,aiul
will 'i Ifc; eperyd.
grjeev nrq prppt-
"5T
tine cloths. " x
tl.A.n I11 1 1' ' liry fiftrir '
said Bill, "but he wants to ha
r,Mltn1 & obv6t 1 tlVe inSkMl. ' ai
Said - a ..ti;i; disband,; to -his
wile-ou;' JteedVf uecdnt bf-r
blame. me ? 'Jwas w;onic.n. tliat.
lorbi
Qiiehearty laugh is better than
a bucket full of tears.
'A- circuit ?ourt The lonsrest
vvy ItomeMrom a singing-school.
iroweitnmanufat turing pay
feif it takes fen hulls to make'
one. cent.
Give your son a trade and yoii
Wtmre tor him-thrm by g; vinjg
him a forwiue.-Krankiin.
A little hoy in school gave one
of the best definitions ever given
thin." "
Politeness is in itself a pover,
and lakes' awtty the weight and
gainng irom every otlier wenia
exercise '
I had rather, have newspapers
witiiQiit government than a gov
eminent without newspapers.
JehVrson.
'I hate to hear people talkin
rr
behind One's uuk," as the robber
said when the constable was chas
ing him and crying "Stop thief.
An old ladv iieariuir somebody
say that the mails were very ir
regular, said : "p was lust so ih
tnv young davs no
'em.
trusting oil
The lahf.r of the body lclievcs
us from the fatigues ot the mindji
and this it is which forms thta
hapjiiness of the poor. Roche
toucald.
"That's greedy of you. Tommy,
to eat you r ; littly sister's share of
theicake." "You told ine, ma,
that 1 .'was .-always to take her
part," said Tommy. f
Fast 3'oung men declare that
age," is that you can get as tight'
as you please, and popple th'iiik
3011 are only sea-sick."
The shrewd authorities of St.
Paul, Minn., propose to catt;h
drunkards by tarred lamp posts.
Oiie conspicuous post is estima
ted, to be worth about ten consta
bleV. '
'-Bridget, go over and see how
old,Mrs;i3tnnet is this morning. V
Inta few niinutes Brjlget return
ed wi'tl) the liews.that Mrs. Bon
net was'just69 years, 4 months,
;alVd:lPdays old. r
Fine-, sensibilities are likd
vyodbincs delightful luxuries of
hWnfy to twine round a solid,
npfTgi it 'stem of fu uderstanding,
but cr3p00r things if allowed
ttf.wcp along the ground.,
' n .-. "
1 A single woi-dimny disquiet an
entire '.family for a. whole day.
Onesurlv irlance casts a gloom.
ot'the househbld, while a smiler
liko-.a.gleani uH'" sunhine, may
'hours.
' Hittle three-year-old Mary was
playing very Irouglily with the
kitten.' mis.au'yyiug it by the tail.
'Ifer inother' tuld her that e
wouldlmipussy. 'Why no
'won't;?' said hh'e4tPm carry 11
tnac 811 o
no I
carry mg
it Aythd handle.'
- 4tBridget, 1 told you to havo
in .y.jhpt -water -the ; first thing iii
the luorniug.T . -
hure,ir," replied Bridget,
Uid'nt I bi-ifrg-'it up and Jave it
at your room door last night, so ,
aa;ttf have it in timo tiiU morn-
ing!".;
'X Y5iithVnl genjus, in Detroit
fastened scH'eralyards Of string to
an nhibrella; and then stood the
article in ': the door of a public
ytairwayiT-'ln tlic course of half
an hour eleven ditlereiit persona
saw-the. umbueUa, knew that the
owiiernad lost" it, and wanted
thenvttakehanre of it, and
ctrrieifiit the: length of the stnng
ittlyjto MtQf ii,.and wnndoroi
what the crowd was laughiug at.
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