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DURHAM v OdmESDAY, MAY . 21, 1878.
Professional Card
B.
II. W EBB,. " ;
Attorney at Law,
Vill praetifi in the Superior Gmrtftffif: ;Ala
mauce. Owinge ami Ttrauu. All bnsiness
womntlv aitendud to. " 1H.T-
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JO N E S W ATS 0 S , ,;
"'" ' . - -" '.;
, Attorney at Law,
v'i "" "' CHAPEL HILL, "N a
jr Will ttjnd Thirh.-un every Wednesday, and
can be hoc a at Ida office in Chapel Hill every
ptborday. . " .
V,' . G It A H A 3i ,
Hiixsiimio, -v i . i :
.'.til i TViliiiu
win : iw V -,.,.,. KHron's Mre;
t. 1-1 tl X'HWII at Ill '';' " ;.. ..it :
The OffersJ
Upon his hiDKtitc;hed'lv'"i';tl'i-chief
He'd knelt a week ago that (lav, 4
Aral cj-'l to Maud the old, old talu
In quite the aid, old fashioned way. -if-,
And though he thought bim.Sery kind,"
An'i hoped he wouldn't tako it hard
She didn't love, but for him had ;-, j W
A '-v4ry swterly regard.' t
Besidei site said. s)e'd just agreed
To marry bid Sir ('hark iHibloou;
i' "JVai;v..eariiii u tin- nerve to have
Two oners wi oiic.vny-nioou'
g- fto.xard Lampoon.
An Appiu
AFTER KEAMXG THE AMUR ESS OF THii DEM-
f miTl pj-a.-L
I.
Otli'-e also at llilUlx.n).
p;ii trt of t ie h.a.c.
- ATTORNEYS AT IAWj -;
U.;.T.-iiior'-r!itK. ti'.u flaiM.il hrtlliuh.-.
. i ..1". -. ' . . . , -n t
ClamLSU.ilLCWU'i .n. i (i V(. the wo 11 KliO'.wi mji.
iu-iv. i -i-u' fl.,-.;r'rAi ol in". va-iui.-n
Up, "up vo gallants ail : . :
();k- charge a last and crowning
And then our work i done:
Ciiiirt',; ri'-ht If ft and oontcr, j
.Vnd the ciudtl is won. ,
Only A Piil4rtion.'r ton, would ? doler no Larm. Tl
$1.50 PER ANNljil;'
BY M. 11. C.
one -
CHAPTER I.; v. J
was one of those intn wlia com
maiitld your ad miration, your re
spept j'our liking-, an4 the first time
Ethel, Dorringtou met Jiitn she" only
Jid what everv one' did -what more
1.
thas half the girls did who were in-:
troduced to Dr. Walton. ' j
Tles doctor was undeuiahly haud
some, iith a beqijt fhat 1iile"wo-
.ViTftl. iidrrif ; 7"-'"'i""' "-"'"
(hivalrous as a pnuccv ne ihnu4
tie and caressing in his niainier ami
1 1 . (1A 1 ; t t"
j tone to wonici:, ami yet ho
I ever dreamed of c.imng him imprt s-
;a!4e or susceptible. He was frank,
it 11
swhy, in "the name of up th' Cupids,
nrhtV uer three ,'inpnths' visit to'
the ilerridens be enlivened and hrigli
tene bya genuine flirtation with him ?
AViiether her conscience chided. her
in vain or ot at all, a3 Ethtl argued
with herself iJjer reasonings, I caunot
say. But I do know that at a social
gcithering held at Dr. and Miss Wal-
; ton's elegant home a iiiiht or so later
she was j at her' very Ix.t, and when
the house was quiet a id empty of
uest again, Dr. Vraltoif caught him
But as she looked
window and caught
up ;through tlie
ix glance from Dr.
1 1
t in
Walton's eyes as lie; . leaned forward
and bowed in passing i his carriage,
slie wondered again if she had not
unwise aye, worse thah ukwise cru-J
el. in thvt she had liciw i?o such inen
to love her. 1
F( r days afterwards lltliel was grave
and qvk t be vond her'; wont. For' davs
she delayed the answer to Ernest
Halford s letter, anil Dr. Walton's
, His voice trembled, despite hij .: V'-JEQii'T'XN J
iitiuu tiiurio to. speak Dravely. i
ghe is Dr. Walton. y coming
to take her home the surprise 1 in
tended should be as dehbhtful as the
meeting was to have been to me -has
ended as you seo." . . "
it was a tableaux worthy of the! rep .
resentatip'n of the ablest painter, The
two men face to face with their sad
secret. The girl pity- her, pity her
sister, for -she was lass wicked than
qmclc eyes- discerned taat: though she I weak Ivino- lil-o blurhtwl liW'-WniA
... .."Lilv.u.dt.heiiow-! Ktlifl 'sndilcnlv stl'Ugglea l,p IlOTL T a
- Por E&psy. .
Central -Falls, R. I., Oat 19, l!iT7.
Db. II. 11. fcipEVKss:
It is a pleasure t0 giva my testimony foi yoai
Tnluablo medicine. I wag sick for a lon tium' -with
Dropsy,. under the doctor's car. Ho said
it was Water betwt-ou th tit art and Liver. I '
received no bcnelit nntfll I commenced taking
the Vcgitino; in fai t, I wan Rroritig wonw, I
had tried n.any remedies; thovdid not holpjnc,
"N eeetino in the mediiine for'lopuv. I bogaU
to foel bet'er after taking a few bottl'on I havo
taken thirfy bottlen in al. ! am perrectlv veil,
never folt better. No one crfn mure Ihauk
ful thau I do.
I am; dear sir, gratfully'vonra, : !
A. D. WHEELED.
th6 couch, white to the very lips, and
reached out her hands to Dr. Walton.
'Don't look so at me! I couldut
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II.
JOIIS M. MOUISO, i
firaivru vM,;
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! 4 ii ontrau'i-d Stato aim pcoi.iu ,
i.tnKJ m. ioiilNO, ShW oaii J i;V to tin- htrito: ,
' -of'okXsU;,".. And tluwo who hallow our homes-
ti. 11-6 it I
DURHAM, N.'C
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For rfe'ivoKs aim j.io.y... .,
.r (Vlivcrn nco. from snamc-
; everv lmsimikl, father, sou,
1 Thov call .on e ach by inane.
. . i i.. ii...,..,vilV rfi'fivc i
All husinosH outrusteu v f is !
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D . D A V I
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' Surgical and Mechanical
1
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' - DU UH AM, n. -; : :
v ..: rnuU.A to -srivr satiation
Offi
niaiu
jny
Til.
lionieniher ve who cannot f rKet
WhiU- iii-mVy hol.U her thri-. ?
Tho wioniju whi:h ye have nutto.ipd,
Tiu-' injuries vo have borne i . j
N'o.v blasted be the memory,
Vud T. ilsie.l .be the tongue, .
When the one shall cease to cherish,
! And the othe r teU thu wrong '
IV.
H. inuit.i. ve th Hhamefnl dayf
: '.i ,t - S. i.f ..i, cKv-ei-'ht.
! ?u . r i V.H'nn,l ruthlcF Radical
1 Had seized upon our Ma a;
! i i..,-v..-..i,v Federal bavonets
'! vvbdo messed into the ground
I Mauv alari! of her own .ioim,
Doal't her a gaping wound .'
V.
fearlese, and decided in his. way wi.ii
i ..i.-n i,;, .ruv lifirl liff ii call-
mcu, a;ja si.:it u uci.i
ed self-import:llit or, conceited, or in
any way offensive.
He Was generally conceded to be a
, in 1 I....
o-entleman of unusual sum iuiu
sigliteduess in his prott ssion, lie was
positively known to enjoy a widespread
reputation, and a largt successful
pracuLe. He -was the centre and soul
of the-social circle in which he moved
when
relaxation, which was not nearly as
often ps peo-le wished. He was un-
marvico, wfii-w-uo, r---
Piujr black silk, v ho an ore cream jiiiu
o...vv,nl;tl":ers in her dark hah. and i-er of-sucdical aid
1,., Utwl wb.itn throat, and who It was then that Dr. ;alton made
. i , V i-.L.'i.L.:.::. -.ii.l tr t.-A bW that he loved
had becnso.cnarmino-iy cmeiuumug, . Ui, - , . , T ,X ,vcn x dnl"
her how he had come to regarci ai ileip loving you: x xv,, j--, -
other - ood the gods had given him as j Oh, Ernest I" and she turnea pas
& . ' . . !-. .vi. . t. I 4.,.t-nWori.c him "llrnest. won t
wards him of her co.nipanidns m g(n- nothing it she, loo, nag nr. nut u, biun.tij -
en Lim ; and onK the sight of her eyes, j you forgive me - u
!.,. tv .i fr.r-.o lf-r disonited ways pre- me
uci tij. , i
vented him pouring all his confessions
and withal, just enough reserved to
show she was above the weakness tq-
eral. i . ;
And I)r. Walton up his mind
he would cultivat:: Miss' Dorriug.tous
iicquaiutance further1.
A smile like a late burst -of wintry
I C1IAVTEU II- ,
ii'io liioi.ihs of the three that were
to constitute L,Lut;i vmn
ridens had pasul, and Ethel and Dr.
had come to be such intimate
toae of vigor to tho vlKiu body...
-r..t i- .... nnd; entisliine at sunset was on ins lace
f4n lw. deeded that it would " Oh, yes. I will forgive you. it
U better not" to take advantage of her is" so easy to forgive such a wrong as
o,foi m- hv-icid indisDOSi-1 vou havo done me. - Kciease you tuat
j LJ. UtltJl1" v -- ' A, V v
For Kidney Complaint auU
Nervous DebUlly.
Ik'Bboro, Mo., Doc. 28, 1877.
XTl UTVYVVK! -
JM-cr S?r,--l had had a cough, "f"""
.vears'tyln I commenced taki.g Ae Ktl ;
I whh very low; inv svsteni war dthilitated by
disease. I had the Kidney tjompiaio, .
7 nervous -courU .bad, lin?H .re. V, he., t
The davs wore on and still Etlull Certainly
i,.i t,.ken one bott e I found n wan uni'"K
it has helped my cyujrh, and. it HtrenRthuiu nuv
I ani now able-to dv, vr4'? S35
anv thilife Wte the vtp4inc. I know it w tV.ty
thimr it is rvpresented to ho. .
1 MBS. J, A. rESDLETOS.
vou may go
free to' your latest lover?
i bis business auuw. x , , .- , tl,;u.Ii
irieuas tiiai, )ei;pie nucuurii. oiv.
knowinudv when their names were
spoken, and hints of jealousy and en- a
,i y beo-an to bo daudy spread wiieu-
conllict 1 The quiet, suppressed passion in his tion,;
Veaetatc is nourishing and strencthinp; pnri
fieB t'be'blood: rcgtua'.es tho bowel; quiete tlm
a,.!- dirnctlv UDoti tue ecrc-
l arouses me wnoio BTniwiu '
am
could not enu lue "-"n v - - c, . - . nd
between hourly Umes maae ixi. . -
a.,,. ,.,. .. ,rT , store, winre- j
Siffii notil J ?i J How carpar, he iii.h lo
v Bk-e-in tLapel Hilintil tuo istihcnn; .?roUcr-iwan,- . J
ih'irhani for twqwecK.-i., -.-: And mind, worrnpuiL.v---r
?m" . ',-!--: r-- I nnt lu-nottth the ban. .;
-- ' ! . 1 .i ,..1.. U. hi.. !-! '
'I. ,-V..,r.,i.M. T.l-'WTS. i :Au:lMWiu"V-'7 - i
kit. liM ll! 7 ' : V
thirtv-ei'dit years old. j N aicon - V ! llf to answer Ernests tender let- ,-heavcn kows it: ouix.eic,
tljU 3 -r -,: m.nf r.ih.rl l and.Dr.' Wdton lumseli was iJOurh , hei.elt to answu i.,, , mi. r fore you. Good-bye-all. .
vou v. uu iw, u-jr i , , ii j. : f ii ,,v ii it deserveu, as uo -
J 'f ' - ' :k 1.: .1 i ,nni.P to the conclusion that of aJ tei Oh U Ut-hLi , TI w,mt
as- i
."4 ' l- i-,: .-.'. -. .,r .l.rj I've aim ! W. i-i-
JSttSM j Ofproht an, of trust.
Ti .
-Vi... i.,,.hb-t. -and the fir:d-
driven troi-i every wn
1'ltAUTiOk LIMITED TO Till'.
- T1 4 II :
v V. ri 19' 9u a.
YL
ingly ; bospirauie ; D.i rthgton : was seen inr.
! -;. i-..ir,,T. Wpci.11. and was,tA- . ... - ..
wnicii iiw r . i vrolf,W lnndsome -littla carriage;
about
Do
Dorrington fell
most as soon
I have saitl
neither impression
bhyand by thr
did not mut-iiL,
that was being fought
strengthening passions for Dr. Walton
hourly increasing! almost c! unor
demands of conscience to be reid
mg
and true to her absent, ' unconscious,
. .: t i 1. .
Uvnvdmo- lover. She count noi uhh8
Kthel spraUg at him, taking his hands,
"Ernest 1, You look as if you could
murder me. You are not forgiving
' ' -
in - k
DIG I
I "You havq done more than inurder
AnA how, in hate, the -neroantB tore
our CoisKt-aiuon iiuvm.
: 1T(,TPH s r. ? ! W ile shoutini onf their tnumi to ;
ItALMCrH, .:; Th" ehoiwof "'Tohu Brown : i' , ,
the State Medical Stcietv and to.? tnat tiling of t-'anhy's j
Hodical Society ' .H- Wjis thrust dow n every trya,.
When thirty thousand eiu.o.
Were barred thc-nght to vote .
Tf,,lia to
till! (lOrglR J1ULL. "V)-.Vj
nut so matter-of-faclly that
miove wiuiiuin i. , J , ' r i-T,mvn: ndentftr expected, aad as was uau " ; . au4'.
as she met him? I"" 1 T 1 ' dc So she scribbled a note, beg-! in view ot circumsumce., "
uin.nm. ti her dark, bright eyes, to dt. W"ue , , .. . ... ,4 him. almost fearing
..nio nor s.u?uc-wu- .. . .. , j , .l ...u qh. i wnin wi'ii.i, as -.
. . 4 i ,i,i, ,i.-.-.hi-od J.i-(im rdeasaux s he was not wcu, . -, -li,. ...nriintwl no iiarsn I
?-r :r.,iinivfl women -but . .. . , i. . i,u. or ivrt, .to acu ul tin j - .. .
: . . . jidPVfKt w asthciairt st, sweetest, uest. . it was lust a m-r , i,t,,k how d.ifierenly
U1.lo,f!,Scm:,tli.y,;a.U..u.. Uc . ' ;uk1 Dr. Walton saw the rotui'raiiB wl-l .h.iaofa. won.loring
I lumseh in 1-a and ona deivor hmrouhd., disben- such a short respite. . , ,-i , w?. IbM
YEGETINE V
For Sick Headache.
Evanttviilo, lnd., Jan. 1, J87.
Mil. STEVENS-: . -
J(Vjr ,S7r. Ihavc uned yourVcRetine for Biok
Headache, and been greatly benefited thereby.
I have every reason to believoFit to bo a good
medicine. " :. Vourrj nU .-
411 Third HU
VII.
And how- onr w&U-iy cuintol,
Sl.nei e 1 10 MH'HiC oo I
Wheu'b;.'mdlerH swaniu
,1 whose aim no law
:. Miscellaneous. ;
' -- T
r A T I O Nil:
AQCOWJMQDATIQHSV; i;;;: theState V
Equal to any iS;the l ' j -tr-
. Board, Peiv Lpy.
t BILLUUD BOM ABB BAR
the very verge
! i - 1 h it. 1V.!,.(1P I D Sllic
i sonietuiiiii urijH"- ; 4. , ;
..i... t.;i:Jw n-dcration. aod comforl and hope, and cncouragemuit, ;j
T, live lil' UC uiuv - ' ! - i
words and deds 'ct cler, antl - it wig man, -- j darlin, only a moment ago,
when iw. wuto - , , .i-.T-w. wbom she had
. .1 -I J . It., I UVt II . ' - - ,
cUlU4e-niei, "-t'
siof-s-evonty-
Vud those dai-k days; of-se von
itenieniber y how thrm"n;
AH Alaman.'e :mj-1 tiv.fii,
t Then; noured u lull; an 1 f u- -
,T i -fV. .1. t;' -.l.-istf. v eCitltl (!i,u i ruv u. -- . - .- .
. . -o.u.i ! X in her room, rending: terrm, , ' . . . , , .i,nni she had doomea one
-DorriivHoti he was nearxwuoie .uiu ; t.. - , 1 - sk her his own darling ouo, ; w
U "r .- -.-i ifroiu Krnest,.and feeling; as she read j es, and ask U - , i own time, should Mend releif.
! abewitohing, winsome girl, ! it, how; soon; her delightful tnumpn --" ;
not
.! bett
The silence lierame unendurable; and
3
S A L 0
A n B E K
-EVERYTHING WV.-
I . T E 11 J i
0 N .
t i,.e recMihy fitted, op my Barbrt
... 4 ,.4 i-niistderable eost
on juaiu ; -
t. - i IX. I : - '
How from their homes and famines
Those meii wore haled to prison;
Men ViHisthoni never chargejwas made
Ne'er had ncou r ris( n, j ,
Wbiie ,xuii-iur, n fieetnen! - ,
Both hand and foot were 1-oium.j . ,
And some were swung op hv tho neih.
As scott" ami just wont round
'i t- ,. w vrt 1 here must ue enueu H-umg, :- i nt last, in 'a passiuxi ui if ,
famous lor her beautj, but jrt ieio i 4i)Mf.ner- ,wrtid be alone., for he had sent her a 'V1 ,J, owov ,rnni heT
. . Jh V,i.tti' At ' CTr'l'? Tt lililL iLL .'iti mux 14 , ; , . Ii-Iit t HTIfV itf'!" L1IU9 1. I i - - .
n- looking tuan Lueiuutjoxx - . . 1,, to ivemam from the ; - -ltnt iJ
. .-, -, ii L t .,:..id- iam-perhaps sue naunotuoi i.. uotu nMn - r . -pS an started up to c.m-
itotheoccaonal,. :VJ"" :,f- ! l.k aS XVJ. won!J w sro to uttoml, an the first he ber for 3,10. Uaa done it all
I .W"M-totb? SOClt'l ';" -T'" ; Sot cari when sho ,et-y f"- I kuew as tho servant aa.mttea km wit.' ; of aua surely, he t,ld
i took her lilaca ei,ux ' , .... r . 1 1. ;f slm had l ...,u -M: taaal wmuui. ,,..,....;.,,. ..1 trio her to
1 ULUU ww.'-'"
friend of the MtrricTcns;: she played
well and sifng well, and danced ex
known hov his
very soul was stirred ilnii scrVices was needed in the parlor,
for Miss Efhej had fainted.
his heart, and bid her forget her. am
wdi ana llt tb aouSMIicr! - , for Miss Ethejhad hunted. iu Lis love. : . V
quisitely. isilJntaie She read Ernest s k tter slowly, lit-; .. He: found her lying white and death- . Dr, Wton bad
iieated. yivaciou without oemg uc , ... lv-f,,- at in- . ., , ...J .:'1. A1W VwArn ulslie - '.vi
' Vn dache. There nr various oannoa for: ,
Uetlalui, as dferangenitnt of the circnlatms ;
Hvstem, f th, discfrtive. crcaiw, of nervon- .
Astern, kc. Vegetino can be swd to bo a Buro
remedv for the many kmdsof headache 08 it
acta directly upon trie various ctuk .
'complaint, KcrvoiwncBH, Iiidigostion, CoHtivo
ness. Uheumatism, Ncuralcia,liilliounoHH, c.
Try the Vegetino. rou will neTor rogrot it.
VEGETINE
Doctor's Report .
TTTb doctor writf s: I have a largo number of
j .i.,,. u-hd tk Vesretmo. Iney all
speaE well of it I know it is a good mobane
for the complaint for which it is recommended.
Dec. 27, 1K77. ' . -
Yocotine is a great pauacoa for-our afroa
fathTs and mothoVfcA Rhrc thorn str ongth;
quiets their ucrvors, and gives them 1ture t)
sweet sleep. . .
VEGETINE
Doctoi's Report.
H. R. 8TEVESS, ESQ; (
Dear Wo haVo heen seUing J'""' ."i0; .
able Vegetii e for three yars, and wo find tTiat
it gives perfect satisfaction. - We bo.ieye it to
he tho best blood purifier, now jold.
Yorv rofpectfully,
1 Dr.,J. E. BROWN A CO..
Dniggiats umomuwD, xy.
i t I..
V cetine has never failed Ut effect a euro,
giviiiR tone and strength to the system debili
tated by disease. ' '
Saloon
in lirst
i . . . lient nazors, ;
.very tiling l-it in hes ,
xHace-ono duor west of Haw Is
best Workmen and
Dont forgf t the
n-tt
II A L L
ijeated; vivacious without oemg ce
I onstrative: she-knew bow
rrr :
to make ' Uo' blushes surging to her laco 1U1 j ly on the lounge, with Mrs. Aienuen , wihout a . wol.a without a sign
How when before our fiis'.icMt cdurt,
These .mtrages ;.vore lmmght-j
That court which uu-.'..iu hv.-moi;dDj3
i t.v ,n tk laws. Dad tanifiu
i . . , I'.i mr1.-
; tervals.i
If you only know how iueoouu-U uinouiaj and -a yOUug genuemau . . - meted out was
iw.;. i.L.-i,r. fv.mls like her an I tbe gen-
II. i A l V l A . ... ,
th.inpn admire her.
. : ; . : , i , .- i : t.!ii hours vou iiau 'r" ' ? hm,lui" anxiousn ,i huiiut v ... u
And she was betrothed, aim nau -; ; - - ; a:ul how I , 1.. , 1 ' lv.r tiP.vev seen-I ijaeasul-ea ' ' ..,. i,;.
st Hidford a ; 111 J - ; .,- - . ! a siruugei wi.xx . she never spoKe wnu ox -
i ted tlie hours; you have been away, j anaing anxiously,)
bathing her temples and wrists with . knew ifc waS a token that
solicitously by
T T ii 12 Y S
"rwnandwUib
(ten m ,..- , - 4 .
; roasonaUe nsure. . e ;i.
tim.
; vr.cK'6
t IUutratQd Priced Catalogue.
niv-five ra-eu- SOO illustra'iohs . wiui
Descnobonsof thuukd,t the Vitrioi
W Yotahles iu the word, and f,k V-J . ns.
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covers: m oienui i.i..-- p.' - .
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. . t ;i,,Jv:-. inih.i,Ll OioroiL j.iui
f "B18! 1'" p', i Maveai; riHc-eopiosj
' . JAMES VICK-, Koehe sei j.Y.
ievery
for $5,00.
1-tf.
l ii' ..1 u.ltret sot u
Ami put in i.vr'e-tue mw ;
Said ?en e cin'lirttlc mnt s rtgl ... -
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Yes Wasted be. the memory f
And paliied-lo tye toiigne, I
When tho one sh.il! cease U, cherish
nd tbe other tell the.wron. i
Of the party and its leaders, j
The wi'.ii-s when we eond.me,
The spirit of our fathers'- j .
Of freedom will have flown. ;
Xll. '. ;
st Heaven! it a a prions Hht,
hen in eigliten sevt,uty;twn, i
The people rose "up in then u0w
And drove the haqw crew !
Forth from Legislative; halls, . j
Each from his own dark den: ;
Where we will hold and keep the,- -If
we indeed be inen. ' . . j
: ' xiii. i
oeeu xox - , am counting the minutes uuu : ,.0 whbm iMr. M("
young lawyer in her vc ty. lmti Uever go away, again,', m;,
. Aifl she h,d lookeJP! n V al-, Jiihout lucao you know that ? i Wjaton at
ton with her beautiful -dark eyes and, j tilink how nearour marriage ! jja
i.r,J Goliad been, acquainted with! i , ... : .,.....,.. v v,-trn! Mi.-Lincst.ruuoui
5 IIIOUIX tliS-lt. o
MeiTdcn hui-riedly in-
VKGETIISfE.
I l'repared by
H. R. Stevens. Boston, Mas
VEGETRE" IS SOLD BY ALL
12 4t.
agam-on, Lti.ei, ti..niufa x a . .i , He s tWl, bc?id ihe prostrate j ig umiappy, n0r lonesome and
ed to ihrov; uown my ; fa;r as: marble as she lay there, .ouiy -occasionally, memories ol ciS
oif to you, and take y,u .j ik Ues sweeping Tier cheeks, sweet face-haunt bim. , .
and Kiss you oei aial oicr, m im , . . Ernest Hajfof J has never married.
J U L L & SCOfTX ET ,
GENERAL
except at a distance, again; and he
; x TTn Toes his way, -resoiveu mat wuiuiu.
Mr- Ernest Miold. oth ua(inmfi n,it
i -r. ii .'nh' i love is not ioi uuu, s - .
v ! v Wii nchr-iined with ! . " ! Mr.Lnicsmuuuiu, xt. " of the fire rehned ana -puixueu
ls::'withji-
1.1 A then-, existed 1)0 sentlc- a"a l " ! ,.,...i. I tUo. inatttrr - .. ,. . MUet than before-it that could be
UllXX UO n.iwi.0. . w
man i nailed i Ernest llalford, Avhose
ring she wore. . :
She had no idea of beifjg 'false to
Ernest Halford paradoxical and in-j
credible as the idea seems even when
, m,ll,M. wrh.k.- J , :. .:.i,...l,inhiS1tycs, asneruueitu ai ' ' I ,v.,.,, a1ir in Butter. Chew. Lard
sue aenue aim ""v i sirs, that vou are Having ii B1.x. . , . . !tl ilfrT1 ohe came .(: ,1f1tnre did. .He is a -morose r?'"r Via..iV. Ftock. PoUtwk
w.
BEYS OLD S,
Cuckoo, Va.,
is now prepared to iiU orders ;for
HIS "t"UfBua
And in seventy-six, yA ctc-
Hut tlu-onchout all'tlio houtU,
From Maryland's northern bonndary
T. lli ftraude's mouth,
, i The people rose up as oixo u
all he- lead- j All,iwepl hem every place, .
i:.,. 'aJmn. her
great Mappir ess.". r . S Tip looked at her. all his heart could not stand the discipline or
''They write your family your rather 1 Xeg rendered tbe profes- disappoiutment as Dr. Walton, with
oovij that vou are having a smeiiaiu . , y y ime ! a,.
I . .. .. a -j." . i . - . ,, i M.Min r.irl fiCUUHi, auti " U1S iixxt.x
! ment ring iom her lorenugei, a u , reignill favorite on all loBf(. jeatbiy-swoon, his ffiau hates womankind and tries
.;nj,. J.,n if .jl.rmivTOWards-Dr. i .- . . - it.. v.wi ! OUL Ui- ' ' . , r .;x'
j vangen iitx j-j , - i sides. ! 1 warn vou - u"- ot
I WaHon, determined in hr mi-id that j daT) aud iet eveone know what
since; every girl petted and courted j t j possessJ Only, diirling
I him iu vain, she woiild adopt an op-1 jon't rt with anyone1 enough to hurt
j posite treatment not m ;m
Ko. 946 North Water Streef,
eves were'tlie first object her own saw
his loving, impassioned face.
Mv darling' I You a?e better !
mi BRED FOWLS km EGGS.
Correspondence solved ?nd earofeliy :-s
pt fie;
llO HO
And ruin and disgrace
an-j axy
1 Those whu Ho-long had wrougnv u..u. vo
ti,., for T know' vou ku-e as true-as
. . I LUV. XJ-. t t
She Ud not nine me ;iwUui4 : , , , . vou tlKnv x am.
tention ot throwing.- truest
wcred.
-8-3m.
J. W.KEYNOUS, ;
CuckVo, a,
Wouldst have our State m honor held r
Hot laws made good and wise .
Send good men to th' Assenibly-
Mon able to acvise, , .
Men one with toii. m blood and faith,
over, fv all she kne-v she was in love
with'Di. Walton, -for all she had re
ed the tell-tale token of posses-
mo V!
. i tt -r Ttl? I T rCT 1TL' 1 i r,tn one wilh V
A lil AdL ItliAlJ XiOAVX-LiU W think and feel wi to you
FOR SALE.
i lnt of l-ni21 miles from Durhamtcontain-
,B", Z-es on Vi-Tiich there w a ew-oii
xesidenee neatly but painted and ftm.lnp
in Pood Btvle. The land is ; auapteil to the
Shof eorb'-wbeat, oats, cotton andespceiah
f?YAb.S.. Alim an acre h,t on wliich .tfiere is
a'newstore house ai the forks of the WlgA
C. B. GKEEN, puiham, N. C, uVv l-t
K N A 31 E N l A i iJ " I
i n i
Of everv description, supplied from
KELTIC INTJESEItY,
-
Pittsboro, N. G
Who wheu the Baihcal held rule,
Were to the people true. j
xv. I
VTouldst have wpifil justice; : t
Dispensed from every lencli;
That justice which HO hnhe can lure,
Kr terrors can make blench; -
... is i omiic
Which thtugh the woria nnKu w-
W'ould v t maintain the right ;;
Give us Judge s who were with us
When trod Uown by lawless might.
"xvL'' j . --
Mother, wife and daughter
Names of aH most dear-- r
Woullst shield these' from domestic wrong,
And violence and feal ; . L . .
Wonldst have tnem iive iu
And have their homes as puie,;
Give us Judges wiio are oi us,
And Jthe reign of right is sure.
':':.' XVIT.
Then. sound again the clarion,
And let the wild notes nng,
It is iust possible that I npy come
to escort you home, Ethel. If the
courts kre not in session I will. Tnihk
f it Ssncb a lazv, -delicious ride all-
wx , 1 1 : A
nunc nn . t t T ... 1 Vin . cn o-nni ' ftllU lUiSL-u ""
:s""" .1" . hv ourselves i - x w : 1 , ft.
ei. ,-hi,,.- that she was I . ". -, ,i ihnt tlto three. ! cause dear f
" -p. -. - -- ! 'K1UC1 IU OU, luuiiujj)
a born flirt, it flirts ere!, born ready j humlri "miles 'shall not be tedious!"
...rlk flii.t ipv nassior tor tins oa-.
to avoid them. He has grown shift
less and cynical, and will be, eventual
lv a wreck of a man.
".. v.Uftil feeble motion with While EtheJ Oorringtoa, who could
She made a btU fee m . - , ot)rtunUy to flirt a lit
'T'," i;ho stooke (K i. ohT. faded, living out her
ttnoexxj w -
gcntlv to her. j
"What made you faint, my dear
chad ? iVere you frightened, or sur-
lulv? Io hnow oi anj
like man, with the face and form oi an
Apollo, wonld, in all probability, be
transient 'find that she would eventu
ally settle down to the sober geible
life "of content and happiness with
dear old EinegL
Wluii harm would there be if she
Mrs. '-Meriden k??ked fidgity.
' "Doctor. I tbiDk it must bo the sur
prise of seeing Halford coming in
jo unexpectedly. jne-xier-ij
..... , 1 . 1 . xl,.
davs with the bitter Knowledge ui iue
havoc she wrought for time and per
haps eternity. "
' Girls, heed the lesson. It. may be
sport while it lasts, but no mortal eye
or human hand can measure the infin
ity of result of "Only a Flirtation."
PHIL4I)ELPHIA
,d who!e-a!e dealers in Better . Che-Be . tai
, - iK..,.in- li.ie. Stock. Potatoi
Tobaeco, Peanuts, Kroom Cotn. Dried Frail
Hm. Foreicn and Domestjc, Fnut, an
in fact we can seU any and voirthuiK at mi
highest market prices; make prompt return
and '
LIBIEAL CASE AVAnS
made on all shipments except peritba ble ar-
tiel-8. To show thai vg no an "r,""'1 "T 7
nsss, anv game dealer (n xiW-lplna inll tU
L,. t,.ij..d mnre came last season than aU
i
.... .I Vi,i clwnd. vou know.
"V . ' "i ' i- , .,
Dr. WsCtou suddenly dropped t.ie
rittsbord,
It would have been impossible for
any woman to read Earnest's letter
and not realize, beyond the shadow of
, t ii j 1 1 T7'lw.I Irrinnr.
auouot, u...-: " ' i: " hnnd and stootl up, con-
tn Tvitl . all the fervor of Ins mannooa, ., u., .r j . . .
with all the teuderness of a grand,no
ble nature, and that true and good hinv
self, be pinDed his faith implicitly u--
bther HouseB In Philadelphia put together.
Butter, Cheese, Poultry,' m
Shade Trees. Eoses,
' Alt. r'KrZr, nixke Plants, promptly
IlOWCnUK ouimw,''v.r; m A-i -fciT.; iW ud let tue Wild uoiei? iio,
fm-inshatverylowra
Terseeds by mail ispckets for n., Vhyv
'rlng Shrubs by mail 25 centsach, or o.for 1.
r Address for eataiogue, r des
Tta Rhrillest echoes fling,
In serried ranks, now charge again,
And then our work is done; ; I
Charge as one man, and with one mind,
And the citadel is won.:
eivjoved a nirtation with Dr. Walton,
his splendid man of whom ber cousr j ' j
written uuvu kiu uv yvo" " . . ,!. - : i .i .x w hnf w:xr
I,. v-:. 0.W- tion sue couiuxxot -.
j mm r ' jeiue.iuix uiawc v'- ---
ed that he. was a predestinated bach
elor, consequently she ciuld do him
no barm.1 She knew she; would even
tually marry Ernest, and, be a model,
A i)uti'hmaifs Letter.
One of the teachers in a Birmigharn I
public school recieved the other dayj
an excuse written in btdiau oi a aenu-
quent by the father. It runs in this
I ' - , .';- i.- . . -
fiend for Pric ListL 0eBCil, he., k.
enec Cash, or we reteir you to- Any Kcspon&lbrfe
House in our City. "'- - ' . O
Oct- le-iy. .
frnntino- the pallid-faced man, who had
heard his betrothed wire called ; aai-j wisa . : . . V
n . ii.t. u.Liartmp:- orentlemanlv t if, Tnrhe-r i Dot. tjov of mine vos
lino- dv tuid u(iuiw-"- o .. t x' . , , ,
" .."."' ! ! - i t0f d odtr flav ven he shtaid out.
Hegotoue big colt in njs nech. ot
make him much trouble all de vile.
Please don't cive him some bjanish-
! ment veil he vas Ute & be morning.
man.
"Do I understand, sir? Miss. Dor
rinston is engaged to you?''
. i :x 11 o-f a irhincp. He
: x.rnest ; -r "
demure wife; so, obviously, Dr. Wal-' pose, of course Hove bim. But-
not prpud delight ibat it was so, 5 et
sorrow that she had been playing mm
I -. '.-": r. . 1 ' .-
Jondbov.andlsiip-!knewthat,if Dr. Walton lov.d Ethel
fl i ! He Tould eot there ehust in tune every
rA aiicrht the inute, proua sunenu , , .., nbt himself to bjame, he
on Dr. Walton's whits face, and be
i Dorrington; she loved Dr. Walton.
Aa-c rmtlhe is
""i . , i a in
is trot no mother. &ne ;,vo. aeau iu
years ago. s I am this txy s parent, oy
-W. E. WILSON
' Dealer in - - 1
An er icari and Jtadlan Marble
Monumonts, Tomds and
Cr&ve Stones
of ever? downption; and at Pricei which etp-
not be lindcfaold.1 - - ' ' '
Please examine my work and pricea befora
buying elsewhere and save money.
Price liatani drawing;. aenireo o yVu.m
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turn. . , . . .
Partiea froip ;he ooantryan fiet theyr wor
in two or three , houra notice by ; bringing u-
J -it. ih.
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