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SALISBURY, N. C, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1S91.
NO. 3
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TOL.iX'XHI-'npLlBD SERIES.
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eosmanea
D, Children Pay?
j liin wife, and NessieJoUl. An-nic! v He ( in splendid condition fur the purpose
Shivered at the wre idea, - I Til try it."
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ii i P f : LA
JutJtAjl
4 - - iiijnn r r " ciin i ill in i n nil l li hlc: ji - .
f.-1eaning"on hi hoc, i Already lntd-? wKirt lie culled her j fche tiok her openleUer in hand and
, "Just wait till yoirvc lieeu manicl, sm- some ; j1irJie, arid he hud found out that the i went mournful! y iito the room where
fitetn-yeurs or so i,lulj ne hejj wnjle assisting his charge luncheon was in' progress of demolition
Br askineuch foolish qne.tions. Pay Great -ami pretty,; mat vmc k.u. uppieu , i,ul mat i ue y detected Leonard r rank-
eoau! 'Ui course uicy r. .uut ui uiewiiic.nr , ...s,., ......m m.i.-i "i ti iui:u; wiui uuiuteu io.hi upon his
jfor infants and Children
"CMtorl UoweIl adapted to children tiat
I roooinmcnd Jt superior to any prescriptioa
tnown to me." II. A. A scan, M- D.,
311' to. Oxford Brooklyn, N. T.
Th of Cantoria Is so tmlTernal and
IU mriU so welt known that it seema a work
of wMrarontton to endorse it Tew are the
?nt!l!ient fmllie who do not keep CartorU
withiae-yr; D
Nw York CHtT.
Caatorf a cores Colic, Constipation,
Sour Stomach, Diarrhoea. Eructation,
JCilU Worm, give sleep, and promote dl-
Wltiouifinjurfcrua medloatioa.
For nor ral years I hare recommended
your Castoria, ' and shall always continue top
do no as it has invariably produced boneccial
results. -
Eowix F. Tamvkm, M. D.,
xho Wlnthrop," U&h Street and 7th Are,
Hew York City.
UU Pastor iBloomingdalo getormed Chorch.
Tm OwTAca Ookfaxt, 77 MoaaaT Stuit, Nw Yom.
" - i !";, -" - -- '"-i'ii'' i'- -
rrr u . .nht. .1h, f Hmh low and svret; ;ud that the deep, dark
" We go borne tired out at night; the) Ujmd ; , . l.m.N
..,.,tr.a ' 1 eves could flash and llt?lti
And when we try to put 'em down they cry for ; sadden, Hi a way that was expressive as
oue more squeeze, j it was deiiyhifu .
And roar and pitch about us all until, fust j VV; S jif jlt. net ?IUs Annie was
IDing we auuw,. . . -.I., siiwulinir fr.r liinl uetorC tile li LiCe O
i lancheou was reachi-d. Ajid the lady?
I Conirsipi'iciiig her flirtat , with her
l0Vr ! I. . . i:..U . i . ..1 .1 Juwini
ghines in their jouy eye ; , - i t . . . ,
Eren when our cars niv de afened there'.? a ! rev. she W(.thd not jttUnit to Iier-
music in their cries . - what mnd )"'r niOrWng so pleas-
Sweeter thun all the &Wles and planners ever ; lsr.rft was niefe jtnii-
made - lilicttiou that lvr plans were woik-
Don't you think it's so? -Well, wait and re- M ' H
member what I re sum. ! n" "1U '.f , i "T, 1 ,
taur tor her to mase air. r r.uiKiin smart
Oar joints are free from aching and our hearts
are in a glow.
'They pay us when their frank young
plate and ti vin" to hok as usual
she :tppeared, Bessi? cried out:
"Annif, wh;U is the matter? You
look" as it you have been eivins: vour i
The
V mulct! r Singer.
Vim ol the
i'.y Mri. s.n a i: -rt 1 -y KUiy, of r'Jtl :ixgo.
iJy subject, hidies and i;eneuien, i
-'The Aim of the Amateur Singer."
As art is iou ami the time' for
achievement is short, I have been in
the habit of exonerating unself from
any e!lse of obligation toward those
who, tUrouh feebleness of purpjse, r
ior uthor reasoti-!, iaui-4i) acquiesce
mv i-'Lus as to wluit a o pii
vvUil
i
"The man whose children's hearts arc his is
the man who is .truly blest;
The sijrht at home of hU boys and ga'.s is more
to him than rest. .
I swow! There wouldn't be half the fools in
this weary world to-tny
If all men could only understand what big in
terest children pay.
Yankee Blade.
It
1 Tliis fsp-xc helonii's t
Watch it.
h
LOVE OR MONEY.
'FranV, old boy. I'm o crl td i" find
you an occupant 'of this hotel, and, ;:s T
nnva new arrival, nnd not posted, tell
rue wh is here thif sllmme.',,
Leonard Franklin 1'crhted ieit'i
be spoke and balanced his cb-.ir dex
tronsTy on two legs, as he puffed away
in the moonlight.
H' efrun F!uk Wvcklv-im.
smokiitffftnd -.vki' :m prwi,elv the
(;t'pe manner, ns thv 't. unon the
wulr Terrace of the L rkside Hotel, re
plied: :
'Some of last season's parly and some
new nit."
"That's definite."
uMv wife has :i cousin with her tin's
year whose name is A-me L;vton.
Sbo ; vonn(T hond-o'M" 'n1 :ieoorn-
i'or his insolence.
Yet ami she stifled a little hih at
the thought it vas a pity that this
deference, this effort to p!e ise, was a!!
assumed, to p;;iii- i'.er money.
She recalled wi ids th.it proved her
suitor no mere pjippy, but a man who
had read uuieh and t houh t deeply. She
was certain that ui t one of her nu merous
suit ors offered at t en t io i is nu ire del ica t ely
or bore himself more gallantly.
The s.iminer d ivs p ised swiftly to
two the quests at, '.he L ikeside Ilotet,
and ne'aiiius' sniihs hovered over the
1
rr- out. v
'You would lork so. tfio. it o.i had
niji iil-.iiv ui lu-ar, was me answer
with a little sob.
"What is it. dear?" and liessie was
at her cousin's side, all sympathy.
"The Northern Express Bank has
failed!-'
'k!y jove" said Frank, "all. your
money was in that!'
Annie hid her face otTj3esies shoul
der and sobbed.
. "Uncle George was married last
week!'
Frank's comment on that was con
tinued' with a whistle.
"Frank yon ouht to be ashamed of
onrself!'1 said Bessie, indignantly.
"Never mind, Annie. Come on Lo mv
1 1 - !1 v
room, darling.
And Annie allowed herself to be led
plished. An he"- 5-
"What's her fi r
en
tl
io" n
". L-'onard."
a "Tandfathfr
hr. and i bl v as much
who is
I It, in the course of my remarks, too
much reference is made to thoe not
properly belonging to the sphere of
amateur, it. will be due to the fact that
I find myself unable to devise a special
standard for the amateur or to conceive
that his views of art should he different
from tho-se of ii teacher or the artist.
The amateur is s;ijposHi-to be a
lover tit' a pursuit for ii n n Sake. Let
us limit the meaning of the term ama
teur to thie who follow an art as a
source of diversou without any view to
pecuniary gain, and cl issity tho.-e who
engage in similar pa is nits as a mea:K
of liveliho ) i or for jiecuuiarv reward
us.d 'r i'.e head uf-p-ofessioua!s.
As mankind every v here, so far fs
known, is divisible into two classes,
one comprising thosu who are in -earu-
(-t :ini tini 1 1! !,'. tb.i vvhri iire not. it.
iway to her counn s room to be petted ; uataraiiv f
md comtorted and svmn.dizel with
ic dlsi-hi.ivii.g y.iiii" d a; -J vc.i'"ji.ikrf -the
!ess:.ii iigiWubti-To thciu and e -tii
at they hate a g)i time.' And
I reign d i't o:icv'' - -
The sun- geiit'ernvrtls iio'-.v a prom- .1
uieur ..teache tt singing in Looiioik '
At .iboat, the same ! was cug4gt
a.s v ciil iuitruetor in t J anting "insti
tute tor young Lid:e,v w here asimil'i ;
tate of tliing.s prevailed and-w!.eii"
Hie I. dy prim ij.ahlreniindrtl me that V..
the f ;ti.eis of the young ladici in, my
c!a.-Lxp.H;itd.to pcnd a certain ssum
on
.1
tli.
moijt
mu:ieai education to: their
iv; tivat if ne di-lnoc ,gt' thrt
;"uie other iuti; utioit vvoulul
asa. iii ..;-der t.i Iu-pp.ai;e ptnnls- wc
mu,t, L rt !.e-strici:-t!,at ive cwlj iioir
neji it u tuey would ii d. iearu." My
.ts.-jate teacher in ,-iiarge of Ls
jHanojoj-ty pupits i:3or4ned iui
that alter i lJ;..d had lasjre cxpeniK-'e m'
tcacinag would tind nh- tlu;,m,..l
enthu ;
do iute
eilt ha-;
intiuef. i ;
If I ivo ;
no aim .;
ghlera' ai
a trad'v'
'-m upon u... ;s
t. i it" as us.-U-r,, to fXjK.'lnl
:;' 'yh V':,o luk H ,
t.u:- t., teach tiiem.'-a
Mi II i.s !!1 V t : I ill.
1
eviuui
1.
ue
nan
wilh
con-
,al i
pi ti e
! il
IgniUMKa
nvs that th'ue must be ' -
p i i r
i"""-1" " 11 s.-v.- a srai- t s or a ia ears, a in l sii -
.. n.l i .... 4 ,. -i '., ., ; . . . . . . .
l" ' wMHiict assaiances ,v,.,., . . ::,n i-anr.o . whI
n hpr own V'L'I
;u-'e ''hu 'r.-L.-l -r iue!e.
iu-r 'tii .:rdi:i n . leaver this world.
"1 there anv.ebanee?
L!iev fi'ee
:s vet. I believe.
sed to bestow mv
Leonard.
"'e
and T shot;1;, be Y:
a!i:iiv r; i'ards unou ynu
Dnt, nfter all. vot. h:,ve n or as'ou to
look out for an heiress with your for-
tune.
H Sa
vour
d.ear innoeat lieart.
ri ft -
a I?, '&nTt
la.ai.l.' ., iii'iti ncvpr b-is SO much nut
he" wants more, if it only bnn-rht .
dressrs and finevv f'i' a future Mr.
Fraeklin. I think 1 will try fr ir." !
rd :
Fr)k Wvckham and Le-mnr
IT!
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I,
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H Si
- -'e r n i'i A
SH - i 6 i f r 5 S Z Ft3 I a S V
To bo Found in tlio State,
AND - TRYG1CLES.
f m- m ' sa d
, . i Af .. iJ' i.i;..
ot ti:t- v.i? uers wuen Jir. rr-unviui
ai,.i Mi." L M!u"; a-ere nfutined, or
v. ja i, .ai !,: -a-ii other's company,
i l.t- li iaa'a.n '.v,is carried on briskly.
It. was o iiy a ilirta'ioii to punish him
for his insolence, .Annie sternly told her
heart, when she di.ght herself musing
over his words, reeling the expression
of his large brownies, thinking how
a smile would brigl.teii his face, won
dering if all men who had JraveLd
was as fascinating ii conversation as
this one sighing," in", sometime, ;is
she thought of the pleasant summer
that was drawing t" a close, and that
the time was fasti ' qpro;:chiug when
he must dismiss lie- cavalier from her
side forever. For and her cheek
bwrned then it wi to her money that
this winsome court vas p tid, and the
auiies of deferent- the attentions to
!:,! na-re all for t hti sake of handling
' k a grandfathers lptey.
d while Annie ighed, and mused.
sj.Mr w -,s bles$iig t!ie luekV hour
I that brought him tptliat horel for the
I season. Never in iL his trawls had
! he met with a facei; voice, or a mali-
ner i h it had toueae.l his heart as it
i was now iouclied. U had. forgotten
; his fooiidi speech iDI alt? a!;o at the lieir
: ess. and he had givti his heart to the
woman, lie saw he- busy with femi
nine work in the iioruiug, and his
faiicv pictured herfioing embroidery
in a home. He. hard her contralto
voice in s!)iig. and Ji' thought .of her
as makingdhe evenii; fly when a hus
band e.one home to dinner. He saw
her in 'elaborate evfeiing dress at the
t.i!il d' lude, ami! ,e thought how
proud
and
of unchanged love, offers of the home, j ( .1. sorrow ui though it I
and a tl musand pleasant wordv from j accordance with the.saui law.
les.ie, till fratlK came up and coil-'
i i I it 1
II S cl.i s;
uieVit able.
firmed 'the whole of it, aul a'lded:
Jj 1 ' I 1 .1 1 A t I ,i U i I Ol lli-l I l' l Jl MIM't" j i r a a - : O 1 i i
viev won vim, mime, ui ine piivaie j (.i;..o i
'. ' l if ......
panar. 'vuu .nnie. oeiore you go,
wilt yon let m;' s iv a word to vch. a
if 1 were vour brother?'1
Certainlv I will."'
' T,;vn :i vd Kr:i li k ! l n !nVr! von T
' " " O . i a a ! I av
f L 1 I , I I 1 I 111
su;e oi it ; and i rniuK ne me ins io ien ; ,..;r Vjl,. uf i!!V
you oi n. iul nine, ir you no nor , i u-:r1 suon'ior nituiai
11 l I i l
reaiiv love nun, win vuu remenioer
is
FartSier 1 'ilueiif-n might i
e con-
in
a sim-
uc.diO'.t oL prutessionals
fa.;: th d
' .lii
milled mare worthy tnan a
! b:id profess; a;i t!. :u.l that a teatdier
i with iiit earn.'stne-is will not tin down
! il! side of the beam vvheu
wit 1 1 the nidi!! rent amateur.
imlJLM".;-a i
SoIitcLu i a a
j imbue t;.e
j Soilie g' ..
nec4'S-ity
! done, the.i
i su mTTt 'Oil
i-
I at eu r and
i
i .
. . a t
a i, oii auiateui ) .
1. .. 1 1 io ai
l !! y i r i m
Tr.d ii mo
ihicll! V 1 lie
alii M:tply
n ai t aiid unworthy u
pnehool. If 1 can not
i' of ei:i!i.isi,lS:n. if I can
!" my jaipils a vinsou of
miM-iMi u-e. if I fad to
o..i. one of iii.cm with
;i.- a!!i.-e--:i,iou tor, the
a.'aag ,rii whatever is
tiot..r4f. Ir tIm u
l! ' t!;e ,-ae- of the jiru-
e (bllelent,
the iufeg
: taUe.
each, an I
t
i i
weighed
t lie
A n art 'si is lie pro r.ict. u i :ie nig:
.1.1
a
lung as
B
es.sie an
d I il
ive a name, you
i . : ; .. l i ' i i
are weicoui" as a si-aer, auu as near io
both of us?" -
"You in. iv be sure I will nev n- fov-
CousNj-ien! ly, to . ne arrisf
cc u-ded the 1
ie (li :!:
i uuauanon-
coa j u m-i
i-v :i ur -
would
i ighe.it
a
eai'iiet
e, t i.,-n I
and a Ir
ai to he'
tri.tli.
1 to
If
b.
i t UliiK 1 1 ; i i
ami iiO OaC e
sitio i ui-t lie ;vio!i
T
lung
get it." said Annie ernes! i v. "But will : '
...... .1 IT,,,.!,.
s as t:
Oi
th
1'.
II'
o
deorge s
let t
you please re
w hde 1 am g nu-?
She found L-'onar 1 waiting in
parlor, and pacing the llaor with 't:
masculine lmoat leiice.
fore she went in.
ter
t hey iaaa
things aa t he
o e v
to ;
S h O ! !
iil avail
th
ue
lei
sli-
IoOa'CU a
handsome 1
con !i:i m
little mi -
usiderat ion oi' ;
e. Hence, in ,
considering ih "ami of 'the amateur, ' ,
we, as teu her-;. at once admit the ne
cessity o'' coasjdi'nng our own aims,
for woui.l m .nilest! v' be as unless to
I ho - UeiH
peiip.'jiiig to
...mpiv heeai;-i
i ii Ui
oo H
i i
ioo.
and
- I
el'e
ek' V
a 'i
mo'iient at th? tall, greevlai
c. I i- .,.. . . .f
Uguie mi Diio;uii iu.li iii i in f 1 .it ii j n 1 1 j nill
the luiudsruue faci now so radiant (. .
with hope; ami in her heart tiieve i jlo:1 , ,
lingered the refrain of a song, "lb; ! j., ra.cu-i dering
love-; me, he loves me." i it follow
All ihe gladness was banished from .,,,, -tha-e o
a rev. a - il oi
as to cx'i",
her st-e) ami face, however, as sjie t ex'tmnle if 'no
lie laws ot eau.-e
the amateur to
e liis aims unless fho
e pro. -ess of pnriiiea
:i to him-elf. Heuc",
i:.; wavs of the amateur,'
the teach-!'
b,-
that the wa of
i !',e :ir:ir. w ko teaches
, ...i
icepi
F'-'.nl:li:i ha.l reen sc'nooimates and
college chum?: and now prank was a
Benedict ioid Leonard a bachelor, close
friendship stjll existed be' weu 'leun.
Neither of the young iuen weresare
that their conversation had been over
heard; but leaning from an upper win
dow, and concealed bv the ledge, Annie
Layton fistenea to l eir w , , . A, ai ntKjc,r these
when the two men at this pouit parted I il( t.-actionsi vcight y as they
for a stroll, she drew her head i a , Immari to t he ,irs di.;.
1 1 1 . lit (in. r- - O" "P
aeC''lPU jerK.
a- . n a- i i ..
te oi uer oeauiy
f voice or soc.iei v
ii ih'i'a f 1
1 ; man might
taste, 'when tiff
i i ...:i-.. AS,
t 1 1 ...Sv 1 t-
, , Ti j nirv a-aa esrv unu : i:e.u i.
"Upon my word!' she soblomitzed The day came wti his full hear
'lam really much Obliged to Frank! J . U ,
30 li s friend will try and win mv IOU,M vp" , , JL.idv l-mf. t.,.,
:n i-.o xt,.l .. .,ilrtf couple walked in afc..id Line, L'o.i
immm
V
A.
A P :': :'
Quantities Direct from Factories
Vill Give Low Prices.
iJa alogue and Prices.
Mart if not Satisfactory.
in
was
RL.aT
ANDREWS,
CH ARLOTTE, N. C.
-.moa the ValcJunait when you write.
So
money winner- h m a.,,,, forth hnlieart's great love
me. Don't even ask if I am an angel f"1 I. ,U .,ri,l anA " r.,.,.
or a vitch. Thinks he could easily
dispose, of my income, and wmld even
kindly allow me to buy finery with my
own "money. The impudent puppy!
I'll make liim pay for this or my name
is nnt Annie Layton."
Tliere was a spice of coquetry in the
heart of the pretty heiress that had
W,. crush.1 on . any evc,; ,lf
ence or ner peiteu mr. .um , t- ,
up into a brilliant blaze under the ".'"'.
Ration of this overheard conver- n i ; . ,
woms w.i" in iciiufi. ii,
some moments beforiiie answer came,
lor Annie had to by te with her 'de
sire t put her little .viite hand in his
and give him back lu rt for love, lint
the answer came coh tiid haughty.
'Mr.
lovely edvanced the room io meet her
lover. He could wait, for no form ility !
of greeting. Abruntly. passionately, j
and earnestly, with Lis whole soul in
his eye, lie said :
"Annie, vou rebuked me i-evcr. iy to
day for mv presump'oas and iusoh-nt
I. (-.- r. y, -i;t -till 1 "9 " !." ; 1 . i w : -
1 TV " 1 ii- 1 fl..,f t l.o
eii"e i ue-a f veu it .o.u j ; l.
money is art gone and vour uncle is
married, will you not believe me that
the dearest hope of my life, and the
dearest wish of my heait, iv is jo wiu
your love and make you my wife. '
"You are sure it is I you love? ' she
asked ia a very low voice.
"Before T had known you a week, I
had (juite forgotten you were an heiress
darling. I only knew you were the
only woman in the world I could ever
love that would be precious to my in art.
The few foolish thougiitle.- words
which I spoke to your cousin con
tained , no meaning whatever.. Surely
von mav trust. Ill- HOW. He 111V wife,
1 1
I ,
CU'UliI V
I; has i.
Western v'r-w
routes'-; . mvs at
what kind of a
inasmavh .
one o! gi-u
aiaes 'ao l
IU view.
1 siigge.s'ed
tic
or mv :
unable
i give :
at, 'bat
delrm in
woii'd ii-
:i a aey
a; -.z ' bv a!
is considered 1 ;,.a
idly au oi :
mi; thai as a ra!-
is accOp.ed i)V i iic.
t hot to hiu.
te iclier. t is vaa
:t;n dear ;s lae.,
good ittlia uicer.
' ' (T !.!
Ii's sometime. h
a; : I'ui' l iiiv itaiot-ai,
lid-
i
-a
a-iice
e to ins
aK.u tug thn' --"
a p. riiiif led
'''eji (huie;
t -:ua e.vhi
dioiaar'l by ' -
ci lifiald Va.
' !i;m iiioftj
e;haps iv
'. heu it
T ;s4ut.tu-
o I
. ' i'.'Hv-r "
!-d as -a--r
is ';
a.'aio
e pu-
v I'd ha,
a preuie;
1 ie bi-st,
t;..d Ida;
u.t.
i a
idea. "l'iic n--i.
"are iii.ia y ignore.;; I
laed'ura! -cicaee." y :
'iiat a sa k hiiiireu- i
nu i a en iv, aud i lie ia
'.s ! he lueiiiaine tor t ia -
(
leu in!;e;d
; the ( i"s! am in art is not
a. u.evs and the
'"a- i ea ia-itai-e
a. a- iioJ---itly." I s;
v:.dy t;-.. ai . ! . rrct . "
e a aai.aa- 'i'ia. lt. ,1
aqaiaai
' ; . a
lUie. u;
t r.i .i th.
a veu us
Ivisr.-m
books.
loc dmn or houn-.
o'V ot antitu te a'aa
!,'t'e if I he West c;im .
i . e ii . .e ai'i en to i.a
to oai"
le sa me
does, a-eeause
luteHigeiice Oneu
hi'' a ; Wr' can
v.:i-.i ;:,( laeai
Uiux.-r t he il..
tile
1;
ad
vrtarm
.ad iiiieii to ihe s ;u
tu'is!--; we can eaiulov te.c sanr
arti-
i ;
money,
a. -ad.' f
pi inciplr. (Yo be
il vvoubiu't do.)
a KV:
the
i'r
i' 1 a' nie.l aiiux
a. .'. .-I-;. ' - a
! , V ' i'e Pc-iu,
o n it eaacS ia
sa' tla y a.-, :
- ue; know iede,
.. -4-1 m euros
. ' . ia I'o ta
!"'.' e , !ar--'a
! h at Vi'r"
.'.a: i'. i-..i if-"'
' I c 1 1 r? yi'i:;
... a-, a iai's fa-.
- '.a ,: if Ml Wl.rlt
le a . l-a . j. i ii
i'a- in (bi
".a-;!- on that"
lit in our Clio iivors io i aoiea.i..
of the tilnes. we go East occasionally
to see what is going on..
o-lv
n ;rt ot mv career a
r . i
l!l Uie e
teiU'i.e,. L b.'c.une for ;i short time the
a Uistmguisiied maestro in .New
( "auking, and fv,-ry !, , Y,.rra' o," ra
tal ! ii in t lie iK-ud. i-, i a . 1 1 . a ire.) hy Dr.
:-' ( 'aim i ll Heiiaaha Jaftv -cents.
eaid 'iv dru;
pU'.Jli Oi
m-
k v .ie m
had not uuile cm
tlieaiutei who preC'-'ied
i
.'in led li 'i' lesson.
and so while Wiiitiug hi the ante raoai,
the door L'eing open, 1 heard her sing
in :T and the ;uiestros commenis
Tin
C; au oi
s r a.
t -.Veil'
ug-.-re
,i-!s v cry a a
e now under
:g i lie pre
e. inn:
i:v
g i
olr ij
gh L iii".r vrs se,
! e cap icit y oi" 43
must b to recall to wnr memory vour 1 tender v I love vou
conversation with jm"- Wyckh;
thereon. S'ue sang badly, in fact, m ,.x.
Franklin, oly answer to you I and every hour shall prove to you how
bpeak to nie, f the (piaiities ot go ;d
Lin ui 1 Annie, whv d-o van hide your lace:
vour iirri- She did not tell i!'.i!i "t was to
,,;i r .ct to he
a a ui.er for
. -elor,
. b.ivi.iej au
re ;-laa-.
hide
her i.
"not i
ami
1 .1 , 1 l
' 1
-1
PQ
EP
T 1 it Z :.. r" "l have been trynvJ o prove to you
nrm.y reuivru una ""V 1 1....1 .,, as, 1 ...1,:. 1 1 i 00 cod u-o.
- 1 1 !..,.- ol. U .,,1.1 til 'it mv linnir inn. uu.uu uwoeuu- win- icini, .mo i-iittii .-' '
her money had a heart she would add , 1 n I will " she slid blushing, but
a. c-l i.t nt liar rpfiisiil nf his offer af- . I . ' 1Ul sua.
It was well tor heC, :omposu re their meeting his eyes fraiauy and hraveiy.
trom iier and "for I believe now vc 1 i"ve me ana 1
Rented by pretty Mrs
her handsome cousin
he found himself bowin
1 1,., UU..I- cuon SOOoeU Otll IM I on. I ti Mil j i HOC. v or meiKion III v uncles
i nan cvci hetM', - , , i . . .
,oi. ,:!, she now com pvehendu that whatever ni'iin v from the b in-
rsfake ;uy
darling.
a
not be
.1:1 a
1 i ; : t 1 1 . 1 in
you w:n give vour trial
1
Ot nei'vs ii
1.. y? '
of
jileasa; e
yoaug
mind,
i.uy
and
v
1 li'ied
c .
Vtrs. Wvckhaui to "". ' " , " j V
in. Annie Xavton, watched bun disappear rom sigh , and Leonard, do
iwin' to the "iove- t!le11 hu'iU1 1!lto :i n:,Pw by-patn and hr,t rectify
in hehad ever seen, bbed out her pain ii solit ude. For mention my
A L i ' IF E
L! COMFORTABLE.
1 r
ihivmj: -smith increased my facilities for.. handling and
storing (70 AL te -coming season, I would now again respect-
' - - a , -1 . I rilCC IIIUI llir; iiiiiuuutiiuii i"v.iv """, 1 1 1 il 1 Zi. 1
fnlUr e.aieit. nnv nriil -Jl nrd'pr pntrn.s'fpd to me. nromisinff to ! j ti h u i.,i-i mu. could she hear the Ueep.niusical voice
auill kJVijviu "'M inn.. 1111 . . v. . - - -" 1 1 Cl I ailU HUT lICll I ir lllrtll II" l"liru Willi. 1- 1.1 1 S, , , ' 1 ,
-i.i. ...... ..J a. nf rl,n r,mft hiSself in his seaside suit, de- sP'lk r .vr see the dark plauatiau and w
llUlHSii ()U llUlUlviy Willi Hfiuiruai jvu cnv ctv w t. v.v
market price. In order to obtain advantage of the lowest sum
mer prices, you should at once-nd me your orders. Remember
'that I handle.sonly the best grnvles oi screened Coal, including
'the Ked Ash, suitable for grates, stoves, heaters, etc.
Also keep on hand at all times tin? finest grade of-"blacksmith
at ; 1
1 ...
when
1 .
1
1 .
coal.
J. ALLEN BROWN.
ICKiUg 111
:rl," I though
1 val every word ot wiim w;is distinctly her smiling hps. mid uer dancing et, said tor her,
te ,., . .- "8 I 1 1 1 11 ...11 i.. .1,. !.. . in-iv ...u
1 out sue aiiowea hin o m i . icaii.
1 1.: . 1. : 1 t- - ...a ... ,0
sation. She was scarcely to be ceu- "'V" L. a 1 1 J n n. A T. ' "
iner ue ciieu uri'.r. ue, finuiacc. ttwttmvr
You will be mv wifa daning! ht
'iwi ! -01 1 w
to the sting of her refusal of his offer
a- it .t ; t.l
DV woi iiain iiiiiKimiin, a '""r- . , . , 1 1 ,.,,,,11
-o . t..h v 1,1 ;. ..,..0 that he turned abrupt!
OO Wllfll liWilHln raummi p.r- , , . , , , Sum I
W h.i ti, si rout- i.!M.iy ".iv. i i- ue no:t-i. c.ie tive vou v.iio 111 y v. 1 - 1 ie
vv Ncunam to . , , , .. , , T - . , , k-.. i.,f ' ..
(IO llOt KISS ilie in. i'- -'j ,
mv mi-t :. I forgot to lJV
TT..,.a. i";.oi-drew ad mv
lies, sweetest woman he had ever seen, ' j:." , ,,1 1 . '.1 ' i.oTo.v it broke.
and he was greeted by her with a grace- " vM"VV- I , ; , 1 "J ,v- " L'-, ' ,i ' ,.!..
ful CordialiMr that was flattering as' nanl I-rankl,n ha.t n,ght m his and now has it in f'.
VV. , 0 I wnni nr. he had WO n Jlr heart. S... w h.eiv. A Uo it. w is :i iinstal-.e m --;.-
well as delighuui. , , , , , , . .''' ' . ,
. a . 1 a Wt imply and leart-Stfci tv hull 1 1 ro. nor iow-Ui ivu m-irrie . . U e-
It was after breaKtast upon tne rer- ' - - . , t ; ,
.1 . .1 i. . .1. .u.. . ' alized all she rrad lo. Never sirr-tm 1 have moved vour
race mat tne imrouucuou ioo.v , , , , ,, .... , ; ,, . , ,. ;,.i ,v
i .., ' .
. - ona 1 c 1 uiiiuJi 111 1 nr v r cam r 1 , 1 u.n. Li.a-d..f'.ii . 1 . 1 umim lij.i.iii'f '
1 1 Vy 'w 1 ' ' ' " j-- 1 - . ? - I 1 I V - . .
cided that the heiress was a very fasei- P' - fl ? -; . nro, l,e1' Pn.r ' ' . :
ii w ii irr- r v fi agiiui nu i rt ,i t i.tir .i ii ui i. i c ..tm
of his strong Inn 1; aftd nv.er again lattr, "what on earth were"You crying
see his bright, winning sje. j about?" , ,i'1' r:"
As thf tears chusftd nno ..i.nilw... i A m.io ii.imi. t,.1.1 lVut L 'oiiai'd ma te ; ' !, t'.ii iv
down her cheeks, one )f the unerring ' some guesses to "her m private t hat .ni ; ul,-. bv ais g:vnig in -instincts
of true love cati. IwnL- lo b,.?- w,.id n.dtV.u.. .I..'v nor aihrui. '--i During the .-.uue
vr I' IT I ' "lIM II I I II , i VI
heart, and she telt deep and keenly Yankee lihvl
Miigmg n
?r
,::i'!ll,lti'.'l.'.
Ml',):
i;UX,AV;;,y
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t ;. ui
b"a V.i,
i n g; oi
r
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a Willi i ii
to nea
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C a '
II..V.I .
at de.l
1
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v ' U .
v':o.
-i -vcr
I. li W dso-y-uA Clay street, sharps-
Jag . i'a . jii-rs ii. ' noi ;a- .vat liout l.M
w
is a ! ; i
i ii
a r
i aisaer'.
iia-i ici-av
ii-ii d ae
,il a.
adiuii.-
h- d
I: nie J
tiiiit i
iear.l lew to
a i.eiert ..re id
1 h '
ic ga. a. a ; ry,
not, refrain
c-rnhh-vm
e 5Ue S lllg Wcl. fr
s iid the m .e ; ro. "
ere is I r i ' h i .1 w t,
jviess Will "s he
sisuri! bv ii'er sin
; r a.tn ; s comes I:
g ue; ir!'. bat
So a gs With
lappv irame
inaesi ro,
ad
t- I '
M l i I i i I I -- i
f foill S.l lilg.
et ihif poor
ti v i a - .-a
you n.a-:
e:- I 'T ( 'ol,',lijiOtHUl,
: t ,ai ' c'ai. d (lis wito
,- ,'. '.; a I'l.catiioniii
1' t.a i .'i ;!-, v. h-rtii va
air- ;-.Ua m VCi.ll liiVsi-le.-i-
!io'ao(,il. ItiibeiT
. )l: -ix.:-;. i'.i , claims Dr.
! .'. -i-e-v -.-.-. has doae. Viiiu
.aa ai!ait,ia i,c -i-r U.-f-l
., -. :.'.a. a. -- l.i-.t- ,;. Tiy
d h ' t 'e at iv ii, .jr. rc o. s
d.ar.a- a t f ai- ii -d i.
aid it soaie! ones
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expen-
lr
r
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STATESYiLii
r iARBLE WORKS
1 Is the Place to Got Monuments, Tombstones, &c
A large stock of ViJRMONT ?.LltBLE to arrive in a few days I guarantee
satisfaction ia every res-pect and positively, will not be undersold,
i Griaiiite Monuments
. " Of all a specialty
' C. B. W EBB,
t5lr1 " PROPRIETOR.
lf)jaUontU Watobman nken you irjlt.: .
natinsr little d;imsel. Her dress of
clear white muslin was relieved here
and tiiere with virid red riblons
that well became her rich dark bru
nette beauty, for she was something
more than merely pretty, with her
jetty lashes, and tin heavy masses of
dark hair. Ihe crimson ciieeus, and
the clear olive complexion, showing to
the best advantage under the brim
of her straw hat.
It was on the programme for the
pleasures of that pleasant sunny day.
that a party was to wander in shady
woods, and there to enjoy a picnic
luncheon. So, as the ladies and gen
tlemen marshaled fr the procession,
it fell out that Misss Annie Lay
ton found bv her side Leonard Frank
lin's handsome, manly figure.
fBefore the morning whs over, Mr.
Fninklin wassecietly shins' that be
bad net 1mi so frank with Ins old
fl'ietm. titii riuuiil IjCii'a.cu mill m
i:
;t -rl i'a
wall .:
natair.
i j'le.lds.
. . !
. I
pa
1 g,Vi
for. :
i ou are an a. a ii.
ill i'' i'. , I Will S I V
faUilh'ii ins coiuja
w.i at i
iso' a a
- ,.- ! i
I o .. .
et
1 a -ag.
i t'ai her. ice aciraiiiitaiK e I ihal ma
rni l-l ., Ill I 11"-SO Wf' I kilOV. 11
I 1. . l-AIlli-.il i- 1 In '"il ' ".- -!'
ia Italy, t on up
,,al
W,
I il
ii -s a ao.le lh N f
4'
-UOi'l
if tl
tine
, i
l,..t iUa 1 .l-a clia Ii irl ill-... 1 1 1 ' !
i iiuL me iuic fin. 1 ?"u i Leu ami re
jected was not the false' ujt of a fort
une-hunter, but a trufc .earfc seekin- andso populai- as t- nce.t no spe, mo mea-.; im,: c.iarga oi ...e inn, uepi
what is the only sure rUuruntee fr ti,,,- Al! who hd'v x- i ' r i;l a c...s-rvat..ry n
wedded hanniliess. f ing the same son-'- r,V:.i':. ... ! citv. M-ef.iig nun mo:i alte.-.-,
. . . e , . -iiid 1 1 i.-. . :i:i..i'i . i . .....
Wheat ast wended lip i ,i. t... urn icme ooes noi -' , , rri. inouireu how ue w;is piogt n
&r 1 'i Iv t III - 1 4 1 .11 . . '! 11 IKU, 1
the hotel, hiding her jeswui. 1 !i,es of I.:-. el an
, , J , ' .11. -. JillltlS Will cure i' ' ... i. r, ;.
under her veil and weitt( lt4. ruo,u Kidneys, will ,aauvc I'ur.ples, 4.o..-. !
hearing the voices of kl ;it !unr,H,-HI Salt Kheuma and ,,:iiyr aUeetuiu cau,y. i
1 . . . tiit' 'lll u I ii .o
f
l
'ill. t. I'.'.T
Il" It (jUrStC"
-.' 1 a(fiilr..cH l;'." '
a(. ain, ai
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' .i ai .';1 d i
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It . .: 1 1 if M.lll h,
, -. . . a ,t .1 .i v s ft -
' Ol'i -IU It 1'Jf
.i i: I 'i.ii.e io
- .- a. o i kly
. . I .11., IL'VCil ,
..." ! il 1 - V -
far a aiOM-U .
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r . i.e..
iii
AN!)
, I'a.a
.SiO
only
a. i
. i
lie
-J only ga
a
t iire'-
aa she went hastily tip i H;r, I'ik.h hv .nipure bloo i.
her dressin-T.table ' there ? t, 1 from the system l'rea,mi a, u. a
iit-r uimm iD wo r .IV an open , . .. v. ,. jVici's. torcciooi
letr. and as she rea -there s ole 'V . . ion ' vd in.bstim.
through her brain a i,,ik, lttmintt: IBU Iluii.es,
idea. Over her sad face .Vjjea uo;a,(f ;ar,llUd or m -"' rei,.,dedv n.
resolution, and m certa.n , . - r,0 -t-ufs and l i'1'1' UUlilC AOU "
o. d oruij: iui e.
ill' i l .
v mm
Cl not
- !! 1 ;
fotiaU
'y ladies HI i l t-Se-.
been aee-i-t- an-"!
her heart wh-j fietur'd inlh.,. ft
r
i.
li. 110 on
id
ice,
V' Jl V v-s
CMdrvi CiyT Pitcher's rtoria.
I cyan iioi eo-i
had io teach til
... ! 1 . ' I'e e '
to un v discipline whiieVi-i : iuir 1 h i
Hoped shortly to institute a b:ter.M
ordered things- Alter the third ie--u
spoke to the dir. cto1-, d - rug hi-ci-operatiou,
but ire -aai: -Vou
re.ueiiiber tu.it. thtA';mg i.ide s tome
liaau tu t.i'.i.i-e tii.iu cw.-a ioU .ii
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