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GREENSBORO, N. C, WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER 8, 1893.
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tcrv !.-rc ibjut th? ianl Jiiil. lajr
If,- Imy f.r time :thi, ani
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l.!in. the i;.'M j.lir:i:r.f r-I ayniii. uiik
- thought he r" crej't wjy.
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r ?;. . 1 the ih-''er f the rik u?l
rn-t!i:!ir! there a at '; than ha
t!it- JL'ht re-ni-rn'", an-f,tii.it'ii,-4 ly m
h(Knrt lit-B'l; JuuiiHli l'.y f .lj. I,
t tht n h-- ch-arlv i:--- rii-.l ,iniia
J..i tani',in iri t lu :i! i ,'5t with
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th-li'ht. !! n. :f t,r k'hni in miv
; j.;--;..uIy roun l him on cwry si-!e, lu
walkt l r;M!y lor:i t!ie sn-l lull nl
li j ;wrrl in the !irfcthn of the Mik.
Not i:util ho t!iN;inctly l.nl tie
' pl4! ,.f -r-s itrt'l s'.v the I'l4-k
ihl:ttc of thelHit j4 out fr m the
t.hal ' tif the rx.k ll to the inool.lit
fw'ii, J'.rinkley afuiri Wia to bttr,
at.-l rt n th n heli l im tv imil iouly
l-st hi Jltire .!i..uhl !. jHrceire-l
'a:rit the n..!iliht ly the lyiis-eycd
rowrr. "re f;n oil hali.is iIil kne-s.
he ak'i'i crlel to the niterioii
;t. ati-1 f-uti!, l.e lij'l iul-el
' antiv ijMt-.l, that the hole va covcrel
t!;. an I the wmnK-.i III or traj-thr s
cin-fu!! c-i;ri-l uith 'oiie. ai.-l 1 'e
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j lit l.rt i:iipi.ls js totlip!acc the
,c.rjs nii.l at once, to explore th mv-
tori,:, .ut rerle.-tinj- t!iit he
T:ithlwas is.-.proTide.l with l'fhts of any
Lin.l. &L..I that t!ie i avitr helo-.v wouhl
Ti,. ... rrrlalntv 1 in total ilarkncss. lie
r-o, ..! I.. toaI fti. Kit of in-
UH - - ti.a' liiUil hiii-ht. Jty thi tim?
j lhrrr , si'ht or so.ui.l of the.
..t IrUin ' t o Li f. t h. miis.Hl. It
trrv wi'H to talk of returning
!t.,.,.th. r time, hut h-.w w as he to lin.l
j t; u .,,,.. -a ,.f van.ly l.ill.ks
; Mrctl Kl ,.Urv(i!..,n.l he knew
by ,Tl-n-e how- ,l::;en!t it vu to
tUtii :uih one hilh-k f.-..ri iin-th T.
A to the rairuo( ! -tore. 'i, h
! rairii were iiritrly us miiri-roii u4 the
j.r-.-ks ih.-uiM 4ve.
II ! . .1 1- ti..r,-4.! rf n ie.- wK.Trt
he ha-l t"rt concca!e.l hirr.-e!f. Stich
rck were niiuiemus t-. bnt. pullin
out 2.1 of crayon, he marked the
l-ti-f of the rv-k with a ia.a!l r-treak of
eoh.r. I :nalh. rrtiu-uiU-rlnif that tto
ilnft 14 i4 ii:i-ht cover thi murk. 1 c
la.i !e a Ijrc cr.iM in the hard
H4 ii.r tahi'fi the-a jreeuut t-n.. he
tiiM'le the bet of his ihtwu the
ai.4 follow i;i the ojn ti jrrei.
wloeh fnnri-4 the Hvte
4eie.l bek I ..the caravan.
i At linil n ak the n. t ilav he tc..4 j
baek awl:. tue cmt.'. l.rl taam' a .
I ir4'-e e ier of the viSl.Jkre. Mini r-
i:; no " .-; of V. ililam Jot.e. w ho
1.44 iloil.lh--r. i-j-o Mi-ieioii that . he
wouhl riM-. rat !y. lie ttll f .mul the
f.; t where he hal !.-l orni'ht
watehii; th appr.ieh f the 1-ut.
an 1. i.rt li e. nnoiteriiiif the i.el;hl-r
l..l. lnu k : ofT ki:i.:i.' t lie an4 141k.
At tirt he w r.--.ii4 4 by f.tpi int.
but a the nn-l k'rew- hanler thee ,li
apre.. At lencth. aiter a Hne-i-.:i.e-.
hat le 111 .Tin if eareh, lie
f .uti l the f.a4hill h vurht. the r k k
with l.imark i:j..n it. thecro inarkot
in the t rouinUau.l tinully the wcll-con-vi-ah'4
nioitth f the hole.
i-h...k.-4 l-eenlyto ri'ht an.l K ft.
N nor w4Tlihle. -!ujiii' down ho
iMe!o--4 the tran-4-.or w itli it Iron
rin-. A lone Iiil, a Mroti' -ull, and
it j came t he trap. Open cam! lle
i., a!h liimw u a dark cavity, w ith a
t.hlitinj path :e. eiclii e intothelHjw--S
of t , :rt !i.
A t. ioit to lo. 110 t laii-, le Mju. efeI
l.i-n 'f through the a;rtur.' ui.4 K
fan 4--'i r 1 4 i 1 . iT. " I. ! he did v he
heard the hollow roariiiif ho had heard
t he l,i.!it b, fore. A he proceeded lie
!rew out a lx of iiiafcho mid u can
(!:. w hi. h he lit. l"r 1 in;. cau
tiotily on hi ba.-k, and restraining
himself w ith his elLo from to rup-i-t
i'.e--nt. he found himself sur-ro.;nl--.l.
t...t bv sand, but by solid rock,
and. eerin.j downward, saw that he
u 1 .kin' do w 11 into t larjc ..ul-tr-r4:.-4ii
1 at e.
Just U 1.. jl'i hi:. 1 was a fiirht of
t.-p c.;l in the s..lid r k. I .'::. 1
lin thi s,-can-f ally, for th. y were as
dip! ry a ke, he 1. ached tiie bott. m.
atnl f-.un l it made ..f ca e;rael and
,.. shells, forming". lnJ'-4. a d,,-Hne
like the s.i.;,re it If. to the edee of
which, rti'tiiiif alut half theeawrn.
thewa'er. -f the crej't with a
loee, t:.o;.. .it. u in-..in. A jiproach inf
the w.tti-r cd.e '. .aw h.-ip,' him
the '.t.l ! h - the t I'.lT, but just Pt
the b;-si th. re wa an ofenin, a fcort
cf slit. iilm.t touehini the rave at
all tin. . iinitf toi!, hinr them w-hen
the w r!l r -s,.. an-1 t l:rouSi tiii ,-jen-In.'i
rr;-! I jin of d:ii 'ht. turning
! the wa. s to a -ur malachite preen.
Tin- ii!..f--r. . c!i ar cli.-u'li.
I 'I i.e i-j e e. !! i.i:i...w4 t'.ire. tly with
1 the si I it in i. i a way a to make
j an rtttrat.ee for any lar'e object ini-
r'it.h front t!;:it direction.
'I'e ";. hi back epi:s the v. at.-r.
and 5 i.Mu up the . ..i. i.e. he e
atuii i th.- interior. The ...imp. 1 lack
rocks ro,. ry si.j,. m. I fr.-r-.i the
rs 'in 1 t.ii p"',ry and hid. .uis weed,
l.ke ?!... friifi to bo sccll in sullies
ault of elt.e; biji pil.ii against the
inru rwall waa hoard of treasure t
?:..,- a s:tui. . icr :;i -i: t waier or
turn a w re,-h, r "brain. S
l'unchevi. of rura ar. 1 1 ther spirit.
bale of wool, plar.k . 5 ma!;, var.y an 4
I' l ... oar-, hroheti : -;!. e- -,1s ..f r"'e.
t4t1.Sc of r-..-.;hr;.' r.
t.atiou and artU'c
re.i'e.
of nv
l-sird.
a "!
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ti
tl-a-d
oil
miii.-i!i? 1
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w ir.e.i laia;. u.at-
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aud i.an, mo.-ks; , aoti-jh. j
a i.-1 to ;.tc. hi aJ.ort. to flto.tt a small
fee! of res.-V I,t in a-ua.-m.-nt. j
1'rinkt, o examine I thi i xtrarsl-nary
hoard, the accumulation. i ubtle. ef
many years All at ei.ee Tfda eye fell
I rn a laree cunia 1.. rotten with j
tee. ar..I e-t'ine op. r.. It wa a full
a. -.i:!d hold of pice. f eohl. -tr-i:.p
the -.i;r o.ripthu of. the taiat of
"Spairt-
o U i.liam Ji -ce! Uliaui Jones! An 1
ftJ ff 4 1
wa viur. at least I v right of 7
plunder, upon the r;ucen fc s, awar; all ,
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u ..i,;.-k am..t lt.. . u, ...,u
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1 ufiaFii, cT atartoe. w a tlie jx.ssesMoTi
of cae wholirrl like a miserly ltepar,
I prmle-l himself an4 hi fiesh and
bl'Kl tae common neeevrie of life,
, and had r.err been kro-.vi.. froi boj--,
hvI tipwarH, to cire a ta rrir.jr fcllo.r
! i-cature s nn" h aa a crust of bread
j or to drop a penny Jplo the o-.r Loi!
Ju Will-am Jor.cl Williara J.nc!
j W.lliim Jt nc:
Tike alxirc re-.-tion belong, liot to
the prt4nt writer, l.-it .to my adren
tunw i!icorri'r, the captain; of the
. caravan.
A l!rinkley peceeued on Li tour of
j inpeer:on h Uurai tporc and nioro
struck with wonder. NVdhine fccemod
: to- ini'nilicant T to pr, 4t rously
iis-t-ii r secret i. .11 in that extraor
, dinary ship's cavern. There were
t mop and broom, then; were holy
stone, there w ere 'stiiieefree," there
; were canister of tinried provisions,
j thi re were bat's of weevil'd biscuit.
1 thcrii were sa h .f p-)tat.' (which
j fsscuiei.ts, l.r; neglected, had actuiilly
iproute l iitxl put fortli leaves), there
were rii.e-l-O'ts, theru w;ere tin mnca
an4 pannikins, and, lastly, mirabile.
i dlefti. there were boo!: said lwok-
lay f iled on th" top of a heap of saokf
and w ere in th la 4 ftaye of mllder
an4 decay. Tor what purpoM had
they bo--: carried there.? Ortainlj
not ta fcrta a library, for Vil:iaJ
Jones coui 1 not read. At curiosity
deei;ncd. Urinkky op.-ne l home of the
forlorn volumes corercd with mildew
and full of hide us trawling thir.es.
Mo.t were in fore Sen toneues, but
there were several Kn.'-lish imvels lialf
a eenturv old, aud a lnMjk of fa
n.ou "Voyaes," also in Knelish.
Near to thc:n were some lareu parn-r
roll - s!u(., ' irts. evidently, and al
most falling to j.i- .-. s. And on the
top of. the charts was a tmv prayer-
iM-M.k. slime-covcred and drippine wet!
What iN .ee i 1'rinklev to ovaruino
the jTaViTlntok 1 cannot determine
but in after rear ht- always averred
that it was an inspirat At any rate
he did ope it. and iarr that the fly
leaf wan coverct with -rtine. yellow.
iliflicult to decif her, ft famine away.
Itutw hat more part'.eilaily attracted
hi- attention wa a- loose piece of
pa pftimm, f.itened t the title-pape
with a rusty p;n. aul corrred also with
written characters.
Kisine the candle on a nook in the
damp wall he inpectc4 tin- title-paee,
an4 ileciphcrcl these words:
'Christmas ere, lsr.4, on board the
ship 'Trinidad. fast brcakine tip on
the Welsh coast. If any Christian, soul
should find this 1.00k and these lines
where I place them, if they sink not
w ith their bearer (on w hom I leave my
last despairing blesine) to the bottom
of tho s.-a. r if h4 in His infinite
merey should spur.- and save the little
chill." t 1 he Ihh.Ic trembled in his
j hand a he read. The writing went
on:) "I cast her adrift in her cradle in
stieht of sl,re, on a little raft made by
my own hand. 'Tis a desjK-rate hope,
but lie can work miracla, and if it is
Hi w ill she may be saved. Attached
to t?.i holy Nx.k are the proofs of her
poor dead mother" . iirriaee afid my
ilarlkie birth. ?lay she live to in
herit tny Mann. ipned. Matthkw
"l iiot.i l. ;!mi olanel l ifteenth Cav
alry. l:-r cah"
The m . -t.-ry w atlee5 nine indeed!
At 1. . : Uainkley t'i'.l. t the lok a:id
it conte-ir. ii.to iil i ek.-t and, uftT
one I.. ,k round, t t k ti. candle and
triad-- hi way up the i..i h ani oc.t of
theve. When ho saw .the lieht of
4sy alcove him i e blew out the lieht
ind rauw led up through the nrterturo.
Then, !ainiine oi the lonely sand hill,
he sarre c 1 Ahe scene mi -vcry si.le.
Therewa no sien of imy livinr oul.
Carefully, but rapidly, he returned
th tras1..r to irf ace, covere.I it
with the utotics and lileral hatidfuls of
l. mm; sand and walkisl away, tukine
care for the first hundred yards to
oblitisratelii fooeiiMit. ;us he wvnt-
t IIAlMKK.Xt
MVsiiaior iifiiavi.h or thk vui M-i oz-
II MAN.
About thi. time Matt noticed a curi
ous ci.a nee come over her artist friend.
He w a more thouehtful and conse
quently less cntertainir.'. Often when
she appeared and l-ean chattine t
hint about n lT.irs in which sh.e thought
he tn eht take sinw interest s!ie had
the mortification not nerc-ly of clicit
ine r.. reply, but ' of lindinf that l.e
l.nd iu4 heard a word of her conversa
tion. Now this style of priccedine would
certainly have caused her s.me an
noyance, but for one eompc-nsatinff
fact which put the balance entirely on
the other side. Ii wa evident that,
despite the chat.ee. i '.rink ley's inter-t-st
was not Ieenine. Jia;v it rather
S"e:ned to ! on the increase and thi
fact Matt, very woman as the was, was
pi tek to s-reei ve.
Very ofh-n on looklne suddenly at
him si.,- f uiid his-eyes fixed wouder
ine'.V and sympathetically ujxm her.
he akrd him on one occasion what he
wa thir.kine about.
You. Matt." lie answered, prompt
ly. I was tryiee t imaeine," he con
tinued, seeine her Mu-h anil hane her
head, '-how yon would 1"1 in silks
and velvet; '.-t uj. in fart, like a
prand demoisel!". What wmiH you
say, i.'v, if ap-l fairy were to f.nd
youo it some day ard were tn oiTr to
ehanjre yen from what y-n a re to a fin
jour? lade would ymi say ye?"
Matt reflected for a moment, then
he filiowed ler ferainrne instinct
and n'h'.eil her head vieorou-sly.
"Ah by the way. Matt, can you
read?"
"l'rint. nt writine."
"And writi '.'"
"Ju.t a bitl"
"Who taneht you? William .Tone..?"
"N.r that he didn't; I learned otT Tim
Ter.rvnndown villaee. William Jones,
Le can't rea and lie can't w rite; no
more can William Jones' father."
Thialast pieivof information set the
yrur.e i.'.an thinkine sodeeply that,tlie
ret.t of the interview U-came rather
ittll for Matt. When she r e to eo,
howver, he came out of his abstrac
tion, and ake4 her if she wouhl re
turn on the follow ine fVay.
"fi'.iin't kzuw- ji'rapsl ' she saI4.
"Ah." returne.1 the yo'irjf man. a
Mmin? hi r.ip4nt manner, "you f.nd
ine t4uw company. I f ar. The fact
is. I tin pi-ncrally affecred in thi man
ner in the Toeent ktae 4 the moon.
Kut cm- t -::. orr.c.v. MaM. Your
prrfcet'.re i'. es imp e"'"''o"
Hofc. fl.- t.aiet day pad at 1
tli iifl ajln. a:i ! tiirre wa no sien
of Matt. Ha Wear. t'. think thtj child
ha-i taken off . at.-J that he would
late to .e k i-. " i.t her own home.
.rr
fsr.. t- .
P"aranc:
I re-
VrtMeJ tbe jotirn;. . II- v.a-s tah'u
' hi b.-akfat one m. rr.ir.jf inide the
! caravan, when he s-idJenly became
I von iot; that Matt was standing out-
jskle watchine hhn.
... ... .m f m i mtm ... a . I 1
,, ..,- - .., . ,
a.i t 12113 in an.l liaVM MimK I , r Lr -
las.t. Matt.
door, and held forth his hand; Matt
took it, pave one spring-, -and-landed
insid the vehicle. ,
"Tim. another knife and fork forlhe
youne lady some more c-pes and milk;
in fact, anjthine you've ot!" said
JSrinkley; as he placed a seat for Matt
at the little table.
Tim pave a prunt of dissatisfaction
This "bold colleen," as he called her,
waa Wcominjr too much for him, but
he perforce obeyed his master's com
mands. Matt sat down and ate wit1
an appetite. Brinkley played negli
gently with hU knife, and watched
her.
"It is two days fcince you ware here.
Matt," said he. "I was seriously
thinking of coming1 to look for you.
Whv wouldn't vou come l.-fore?"
""Twasn't that!" said Matt. "I
couldn't!"
"Couldn't? Why?"
"Why, he wouldn't let me, William
Jones. He says he'll smash me -If I
come here nnd talk to you."
As Mutt spoke her bo.sora heaved and
her eyes flashed lire.
"l!e ain't at home to-day," she said,
In answer to tho youi p man'a query
cof.cemu:e the c.-w reeker; "he's pone
up to mrirket-tow n and won't bo back
before laipht."
As Urinklev looked at her a sndueu
thoHplit si emed to strike him.
"Matt," he said, "you and I will po
wreck huntinp this afternoon that is.
if you've no objection."
She certainly had none; wherever he
went she .cnicd to- bo willinp to fol
low. In a very little while the two
started off. It w as Hrinkley who led this
time. Matt walkinp along- beside him
like a contidinp child.
"J'.y the way, Matt," he said, present
ly, "yon told me once of treasures btinff
hidden among the sand hills. Did any
body ever hud any?"
"Not that I know of."
"William Jone-s, for Instanc?"
"No. Leastways I don't know.
"Well, what would you say. Mart, if
I told you that I had found one?"
"If you!"
"Yes. I wonder if you can keep a
secret? Yes, on reflection, I think you
can. Now, before we po on- any further,
Matt, first you place your hand in mine
and promise never to mention uctil I
pivc you permission what I am about
to confide in you now."
Matt's curiosity was aroused.
"All ripht," she replied, enperly, "I
shan't tell."
"Very pood," replied Urinkley; "we
w ill now proceed."
They passed on amonp the sand hills
and came to the entrance of the envc.
llrinkley removed the stones and sand
from the hole and entered. Ilreathless
with curiosity Matt followed. They
reached the lttor.i. llrinkley struck
a lipht and pointed out to her all the
wonderful treasures which the cave
contained. It wa such a surprise to
the pirl that for a time she could do
nothing- but stare and stare in speech
less wonder. Whistling pajdy, llrink
ley turned alwmt the casks of rum and
brandy and thrust his hands into the
baps and let the pleaminp pold slip
through his f.r.eer.s.
Matt's amazement turned into awe.
"Don't," she said, in a fearful whis
per; "it belongs to the fairies."
llrinkley laugheiL
"It beloiips to a very substantial
fairy. Matt, but I don't think that to
day I will mention that fairy's name.
Did you ever see so much money in all
your life In-fore, Matt?"
Mie shook 'her head, but her eyes
were still fixed upon the "-old. .
TO EE CO-TIxrEI.J
A SPLENDID GIFT.
John Jacob Astor PresentsJ a Cool
Million to His Sister, Llrs. J;, .
Coleman Drayton.
John Jacob Astor, tli youthful
director of the estate .!" tlie 'lute
Win. U. Astor, his fntlier, and in
the absence in Mnglani! of Wiu.
Waluorf Astor the head of the
American branch of the fan'ilv,
never appeared in i bttter Iijht
before the p.J.lic than to-day, wi.t-n
the announcement was made that
he had made Mrs. J. Coleman Dray
ton, his sister, u present of 1,000,
000 and the house in Fifth avenue
in which she lived during her ;l.i-
ther's lifetime and after her mar
riage t Mr. Drayton. It was the
amhition of Win. Backhouse 4sitnr
to keep his millions intuct, so that
when he drew up his will he left
his colossal fortune to his only exm,
John Jacob Astor, during his life
time, and to his oldest son at 3iir?
death, providing for the otjier
members of his family ai d their
children trust funds of his fa;:ilv
from which they could only draw
the interest. Jlrs. Drayton was
lefi, practically without an inlier
ater.ee. Mr Astor knew of the do
mestic infelicities of the Colemin-
Drayton menage, and kept the fu
ture of hss graum-iiiklred uetore
him rather than the been ritv ot Ids
own d aughter. The son has now
come forward ar.d generously rem
edied the injury wrought by the
father. Time has been given for
the public to forget the excitement
experienced ut the publication vf
tlie details of the Fox-Borrowe-Dravton
nlFair V
i '
Co;.jus?tl Wisdom. '
-.-.he who ise't r answer till her siisb.nid
cools, w
Or, if she rub s him, never shows she
rules.- ; ;
i-j h type fif wife huppily becomihg
c )ii.tn-in ir: the-'e days when wornt-n
may have good health, cheerful
dispositions, strong nerves ' and
clear min('.s, simply through the
Vse if Dr. Pierce's Favorite Pre-.-criptions,
Before the reputation
and use of this remedy became
world wide, irritable, cross-nervous
debilitated -somen, sull'ering with
displacement, hysteria, and every
female disease, were the rule rath
er than the exception. The ."I'a
vorite Prercription" has proven io
be the key to a long and hapJy
life the key which elTectually
pains. weak back, prolapsus, in-;
l!air.mati'n, ulceration, nerous ex
haustion and genera! debility Si e
printed guarantee on wrapper.
Money refunded if it doseii't giVe
sstistaecoii in every case. -
ll'e no li-otter for vou than it is
lor me," observed the employer, j
"vet I have to stay." 1
CJreen Township S. S. Association.
s
The Fifth meeting of Green
Township Sunday School Associa
tion was held nt Richland fchurch,
Satur.Iay, Septtuibor 30th, 1893.
Association opened by organ vol
untary and then followed a succes
sion of songs and addreesses a9 in
dicated by tho programme, except
that owing to the absence of Bros.
J. R. Hutton and J. N. Patton. Mr.
P. K. PI) aw and Rev. W. G. Clemens
were substituted in their places.
The pieces as indicated by the
programme were as follows:
Opening song, " Blest be the tie
that Binds."
Devotional Kxercises. -
Song, "Sunshine."
Address, "origin . of the Sunday
School, by Rev. D. 1. Oilman." '.
Song, "Blessed be the Name."
What the Sunday School has and
Is accomplishing, by Romulus
Smith.
Song, "1 Want to lie a Worker."'
The importance of BetterjPrep-
aration of :!.e Lesson, by Rev. J.
IMIutton.
Song, " Dare and Do.'" .
Mission Work in the Sunday S.
by Rev. J. N. Hut ton. ;
IXTE11MISSIOX.
Song, The City of Gold."
Woman's work irtj the Sunday
School," by Mis-" Anna Patterson.
Esr-ayist. 1.
y Song, " Kov.- Long.'" !j
Teacher's Aim and Kesponsioil-it-,
by Rev. J. D.Andrew.
'" Song, " All 'l o Thee."'
Five minutes Talks by Sunday
School Workerb.
Closing Application by the Pas
tor. ' '
Report of Schools.
Flection of OHicers.
Clusincr Son?.' We Shall Know-
Each Other There."
The Association was a decided
success. Considerable interest seem
ed to be awakened in' the great
work of Sunday Schools.
The addresses were very good,
calculated to awaken and encour
age a deeper interest in the good
work.
The essay read by Miss Anna
Patterson was truly edifying, being
full of encouraging words to wo
man to urse her on to noble elfort
in the Sabbath School Work.
There are six Sunday Schools in
Green Township. May they con
tinue in interest and good influence
until all shall become so engaged
in the good cause, that every heart
shall beat in union with the ex
pression :
Green Township Sunday School
Association mourns the, loss of one
its co-works, our dear Bro. J. R.
Ball.
May the Sabbath School workers
be reminded of the shortness and
uncertainty of human life, and be
awakened to m sense of their great
responsibility, and begin with holy
zeal to perform the work they have
to do. Doing with their might
what their hands find to do, realiz
ino that the night of death soon
cometh when no man can work.
"Let us then be, up and doing"
with a courage that knows no fai
ring, laboring, toiling in the vin-
yard of the -Lord, never growing
weary in well doing, but ever try
ing to use our talent that we may
receive tne loving commenaauon
of our Lord, "Weh done thou good
and faithful servant."
Millie L. Bowman, Sec'y.
Got the Mitten Every Time.
I can marry any girl I please. "
was Ii is exclamation, but unfort
unately then he did not plea-se any ;
and there was a plain reason for it.
He had contacted catarrh of the
worst form..; r..i, although a wealthy
educated, attractive person every
other way, he was positively repul-
l.i, 1. . .1. .-;-.... 1., I..-
Site io ins 1.1 uy i i ituut, a iiuiui-ci
of whom rejected his oilers of mar
riage. A friend advised him to
uce Dr. Sage's Catarrh Remedy,
lie took his advice, and now is the
most popular beau in town, and he
really can "marry any girl lie pleas
es'" to ask. It made his breath
pure and sweet, he has no headache
no olfensive discharges from the
mile, in short is, in perfect hoalrh,
and all from using a ftw bottle of
Dr. Sage's Catarrh Remedy.
Tlie Industrial- and Normal School
at Greensboro has something over
;h"iO pupils, over 400 having made
application. Mr. Scarboro, the
State Superintendent of Public In
struction, has just received $1,000
through Dr. J. L. -M. Curry, from
the Peabody fund, for the normal
department oT this.pchool. It is
thought another $1,000 will be
given. President Mclver has ur
ranged for a sociable to be given in
the school building on thanksgiving
night. Flowers have been engaged
for the occasion and the grounds
will be brilliantly lighted by elec
tricity. The students of the Uni
versity have bi-f-n invited aul- will
attend in a body. Carolinian.
The Best Plastei:. Dampen a
piece of flannel with Chamberlain's
Pain Bafm and bind it on over the
seat of pain. It is better thaji any
plaster. When the lungs are- sore
such an application on the chest
and another on the backv between
the shoulder blades, will often pre
vent pneumonia. There is nothing
so gootl for a lame back or a pain
in the side. A sore throat can
nearly always be cured in one night
by applying a tlannel bandage dam
pened with Pain Balm oO cent
bottles for sale b .Ward it Wat
kins. Do you take the daily paper r"
asked the newly installeel janitor
of the unnrtment house.
All Dyspeptics should use Tutt's
Pills.
Glo tiling at
HALF
I have just returned from the Northern mafket where. -Hclo'sed out
some big lots of Clothing anil Hats from Hrge ianufacturors for about
HALF PRICE. " :
All IVcw Fresh Goods ;iih! Latest Styles.
Now, if you want BARGAIN'S IN FINE CLOTHING AND Ii ATS. jjosi'
come in and take a; look through our stoct.. ' j
Our house is Packed Fiil! of NsrOooJs
Up Stairs and Down, anki we ;tre goitij t
.A.T BOCK BOTTOM
f
CCy Ail we ask is totake ;t look Kt oi' " v ej
f I
WE .WILL SAVE VOL MCN
C. M. Vanstory
Lcaditig
3 S-
i he
entire Stock of
Murirav. will be
COST to close
The-stock is comjosed of General
i
and HATS and most of it .BRIGHT- FRESH A
GOODS that will sell at sight at 't.'-ol.'LMCES we
! tliem.. It will pfy any "' ne to call tiiul s
Goods before Ike
We can
and v-ill give voq RARE.. AI!( .AEn S.
CLOSE OUT THE Bt FINE'S k .,
-in
6f T ,iJ.
i - .
fe.4 f i
&&&&
0"V
Long time find high prices are on I v
as inistakeSof the pas. The vim nni
ing patrons, coupled wnii tne pre.sour
by the extremely low prices of I h u i r jj r
-or tiii: jriT (;H)i.4
G. IT. ROYSTKIi'S is the place to btfy
anu Desc sioeK oi ury i-oous, aoiious,
been his ple;u u.-e to show you, and at
SHOES AND Sl.lIPKW.:niE LA;GEST'ST(ICI4aM I.tlWbM j l'IMCEH,
liorun. AT T.KSS THAN
IIKAli"l AI'I KRS FOi: SUOE.-4
$3.JS anil up v ori h !ouMe the money.: Ladies' Glove Grain jhutton and laco
Shoes at !'s cent; ladies' solid leather Dongola button and lace Shoes nt its cents
all solid; : women's every-day-. Shoes from -75 cents 'up. all solid ieiither: men's
nice shoes, lace and gxiter, 'only !s rtents and up ; .men's coarsb . .shoes only ys
cents and1 up; men's coarse .shoes only US cents, .solid leather; and in fact any
kind of Shoes and Slippers vou want at HAKD Tll E PRICES. '
I'.IG BARGAINS IN DRESS GOODS. Calicoes a and tli'.c. best, made:
Sheeting 5 and 41c; Ginghams fron 5 -.cents up. All kinds ot Dress (ioods-at'-'
the lowest' price. White Goods alllkind, and prices and lovds!v designs. All
kinds of i'dack Lawns, Percales, Red.
immcr oatius, woimu shocks
cks at 4
y !iSc. )S
4j.2'c
A good Nickel Clock only
traw
from 25c. u;v
I lMiy from the cheapesMiet cash if
the 10 to -2 ier cent, usually added
sell strictly !r cash; saving my e,us tinnier tlie i.-ir ;
time nouses to cover tneir losses, aim I
ers the large per cent, they have. to;
their expenses of book-keeping ai:d jnever-pa. .r... w hieii i .4 henned ujion
lue consumers neau. jn inve.stigaiiioii
est place in the city to buy yonr pooils.
ALL NICE CLEAN GC4)DS,jXO
Mr. Anther Slro-k is now- with me and wi!!
Yours anxious to please,
Gr.
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s j - ' 3 '
M Qj 0 "
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CLj - -
Cj S -
j - n 2 2
i-3 LLi ' ro .2
w ri s 3 - .
Z I ea " .
f 1 E eS "
I' ca - .'I.
r .2 ' 'z
w -t sa i i
J30 TOtJ 1riiinJD
Sash, Doors, IHiiils.'3IoiiIdi!i'jr, ilracko,- .3Iattfl-
i ' ' - - - - ' i - . i "! ' " 1 :
SIDING OR FLOORING, FRAM ING, SJI I N'G LLS AN D LATH hi.- -
(iUlLFOIil) L III B E 11
1 I . t . . l
)rly vou with anything in
Can su
reasonable terms. See our LMHOSSEU
..1 I ,-f,vrr litHa Tnl,,l
j tiv-e wo
ornameniai auu ".r ,.no .... - ,,x. . . , VI ..,
:....l- Ao-ont- for Ifill'a INSI'DE SLIDING LM I IAN BLIND, beat
'.erinr
iivr- vi if i i t v, i" j
made, and costs very little more-
Ary Size Glass
t X
PRICE.
;oi;' to s-'-'l th.
lr?f
you huj and
Go
Cloti.Ji ri nml Il.nter-.
(. 1 1 ct ru-iforo.
T
Tims.
a.
113
n v ;
O'l
V V .
5o!(I "!t.
incl
LOW
--QuMh:
busi
less.
DRV GOODS, SHOES, NOTIONS
"I'RACTIVE
i e" oti i-i i:n
Slock is Brolvon.
Ojr
'c .-i'ltv-t is to
H
KM W
ivi array,
Wj
VV llctlXUil,
nTiiiirrrators.
r
to be rem.-.i la-r4 v, ". r iLi
pusji ,,i all enicrprising
ss niiu. . egrei
iun! sr-!' -.-.u-iport-.
cn es j monev m.it't rA
, v , i..e!i. is f. Ufied
for 1 1 it-, r ir.d
n I m -o, is siiilirietit c;
foi: ru i: !j:at 1
VOXCY -
them, who ir now- reeelvin the hirir'est
Jiais, t.;ap, J.oois. hli ic.s
prices lo,ver tiian i v; r h
Itc. I n tt has over
n offered before.
MAN l i'ArrmiEK.-s' ljtK'LS.
AND SU I'PEIiS. LadiU SUnner 48c
lord ord, Pine Apple Tissue, China Siik.
Cond Pant (iood from !i()c. per yard up
Il.tts at naif price.
Men'f. Mid hov s shirts
aiiufacturers and wholesall
i iivu p n in; J,r
e jobbers, saving
hy time houses fr
fi cover th.cir losses, ani I
losses, and I
Uy :oh!e4 by
' r e. ,o
aell si net l i r cnsi, sul ni" mv eiiti in
piiy the retail lime iiioreb..,utT-fo ;ke' out
will .n v i in-.
..j t!
' i -.i- ! ciitap-
OLD STOCK
I'F
4'
.i ( I t-
'In friondi
r
Reuhow H
oil.-
gi:ekni:urg, n. c.
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