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LET ALL THE ENDS THOU A1MST AT, BE THY OUNTRY'S THY GOD'S, AND TRUTH S-'
-Josephus Daniels, Mant$tr '
WILSON Ni C, FRIDAY, NETMBE!!, 2, 1S81.
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Wilson, 1- riday September 2, 11. ' oss thannotliim?-to me, Diantha that jim (jn01
love, ttr.'l duty? and tenderness of the
w ife 'and mother tunic uppermost iu
an instant, lusing erect oeiore mem
shrieked Moil- firmlysotting her lips against the ox-
FOETKY.
A XATIO! 'PKAVEKi'
. . itY ir. wri.KV.
God save our wour.ded Protlentj.
Ahd span him yet while;
Stretchout Thine urnii Omnipotent,
And cheer him with Thy smile.
Our community was
at tin?
'nloe colore
iiasic uti io niKTiipt. I pvM vjralnd who '. has infested our ,,,, irn ; ,1(,t foiieM,, ,11,.: hois
There ww something sepulchral i" ,.tUwn for some years, -had attempted truing to live. I fee! i know it. (io
Uhabod's voice when next lie spoke: ; r.,,Ml .... f ( a Vour"' white '"iri in the Uv-k to ynur post every one of you,
"My lifehangM on the qustioh Ttam I familv uf t. O. CatheV, residing on
Bill Ai on llic Ti-agcdy.
I'm glad the President didn't die.
I like him better than I "thought I did.
A Strange, illurder In llurkd
Comity.
On -Friday, August - 12th,
A Live Vonng Curolialaa.
Announcement 1!: S V11 MT He's nothing more than anvother man working the road Ruling iron, Mor.
ored, the one- 4t(;;,ut.;iellf you .shall not "give tf n
anil leave it not until every remedy is
M illions bov before Thy throne,
i n-.-i iv in a jut.: ins lywitiTvis iu ui'ili, (
Prepare him Lord to wear a crown, !
I 'lo you lOVC iTlt. ' i tlin net- - She Wrs viv onndlv. anl
The answer came in a voice so still f;reenlee had iiljnst sueceedefl in'tmt
and small that Watt Wemyss's ears, raging herMfor tfhe awoke, where
strained as they were to catch the I U.M)I1 shehegan to scream and he ran.
i slightest sound, failed to hear it. lint j nu hud lived on the lot awhile, and
f the sequel made it easy to devine the ' U ;1S Well known by the girl. Some
i purport. ! time agr,;: about .daylight, -he entered?
' our words have thrilled my oul ; her room by the door, ami awoke her
m for nnv bodv that a 'Pm,ton to lrimlloton, and fthout ?ix
brute tries to. assassinate, and I Wish ' f1""1" Morganton, a man nanic'd
the brute could be hung for it, crazy ' t alker was klHed by one IVasoi
or'not cr:i7A. Its them kinl Pi eiAzv j The tict, as we learn them, are as
1 l ..!!. . IL .i ... ti . . . . . . ' .ll,-...'. I '.t I . . f
exhausted until death itself has set i UU1 u,ul 5im 1 nuen to live.- and it :4"1"'" 1 xu wua ms a( was
his seal iiiHn him, for I will not be- ! nly shortens-their lives a few davs bout lo chop a - shaIe or fruit treoj
em,
about to ask! Uo not, T. entreat you, j r.lin street. He forced the window
uuswer ! Htrlitly. Adorable creature, ; ti i.r room, entered. ' and attempted lieve that he is dviner. (io hack and ! to hanr ,.in. fn f :,,;n.,M -x.i u.L I when Walker snid: "Don't bai k th i
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One ofihe uluefciflst TrtrhJ n.
while" Kvhf ii.t . vjil olV.v. r
...... .n ivi tun itui vtl OMW IH - r
make home tuul fort lib d abroad MtiiK
Hortue ,11. ltowiiind ih -About,
t wel vo y ears ago he went from - Ili'n
i?shtL tuaorjreasiheri
it was small vilhujet He wu amerfl
triulinjjf ihaivith A bttet,ejcieTtenc
a" a Ul:'ug t lerk,Ht f With , a rofutii
beurti , l!c !itrrallyrw bp with t.irtU
ill) until the end itself is upon us.''
"In this style, "-says ('apt. Henry,
'she met the first stampede of the
doctors."
A Faithful Vife.
And till his heart with holy zeal.
with joy!" cried Ichabod, in ecstasy.: feeling of her ami and boUv. The
A darling wife, aiil mothw's tears,
Mi pj.ress'o in terrible suspen.-e,
Watching . ou through hope and fear,: '
i rusting in 1 neetneir sure aenmce. i
:'Come, darling, let ine ' clasp you toio jri proves a good character, having
this
bossom. henceforth to be
your i,een in 3r. ("s family fur some four
AND A HITSJ1AX1) UKCLAIMl-l) l'lUjM
l'OI.ITICS AND WIirsKEY.
sting-phice!" i years. fireenlee is guilty of burglary
Watt conld bear to hear no more. I .nl moe both eanital Oli'enses. Mon-
; 1 - - j
more butlontgive u'k I am iZl ZtTV"' 1 he . Js crazy i 11 rX " j thrtvl HfUtf city, mafingV hnlUU
wife and I sav that we will not give:""1 v. lls lunv : " . ' 11 -l up a hrg ddirilt ?'u5ine. b
me Miim aris or v.(iiKiing or . Arthurj . ,."M'imii swKer w nn
or anybody else in responsible for it , kmU" cutting his throat so that h
any more than the rebels were : ; ie.,unute.s.. ; -rearson got f Agricultural IX'partment ttf procurd ;
",r hisiing Air. i.in- ' " " "'"" iiuu ui t mfomiation, which thv did wt him
the devil and mean i u51th Carolina, whither he was iur- i nin t, -....ku'.-. J . '
mM jnf !liijite- lf the interior of af-v."
i. ; coming an aldern'utu ant ; leading eitU' "
't'l zei!. T-day he wmt with ine to thd .'
'oltii It was the devil' ami. mn (South Carolina, whither he wa
whiskey that got into the feller and .! sulhy a deputy sheriff, Nhiff Drit
that'sthe whole of it. 1 believe that j tain not bTinsr MolL uiuse cdald
CieneraJ (iarfield was going to try to ' bo a;;cri,HHl .'other than jealousy; I.,ast
purify the administratmnof the ov. j wi,lte the.v had both courted the
une woman mid alker had won.
j His first impulse was to rush in and 'day the Oram! Jurvtook the matter, business was one that his vif; could
some years ago there lived in l'lui- i ernment hut lie wasn't gointr out of S:Um
ndelphia a thrifty fair; the husband's j his party to find any helu to do it. 1 Thl!S was tho nrst link,! mtv vt.
I'earsou h said to .have
Ttre "tntfrnfm lingers by his" Hide;
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xi-Vi V V1 VSi i V T r , Mes Diantha iii his arms; but on re
W ith trusting, faith in 1 lim that died, ; . '
lie niunriiirsj Lord, Thy wiil be ; " H-uioi - ar a trapping
throttle his supplanter with the faith-! jn hand, and returned two bills, one assist in, so she was in eve'y way
doiie!
The churcli. bell rings rU sweetest
ijrawney telfow, whose prowess hau
more than once been proved, he gave
! way to his discretion, ana maue a
' ranid advance homewards.
set Lr to-duv. Asheville ( ''Jizt .
chime, ;,
Calliiiir ' thousands bv the av.
Ami tM:,, rnrl,L:inn in f'liHi JiS I it i mi. ) "'i' I'll
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And round the altar watch and pray (U'spairaiul strvchnine." Watt wise-p,UiHur' u pu ,,,UNtu 111 "WV"
IV conclude!, after an hcnir's cool re- i ;iua I t tw (lays bciore ner oeain
Tl ut Thou wouldst "spare the wounded
chef;
Ibit jiare him' yet awhile,
And show a nation iri its grief
Tliat Thou upjuiv-; Thine own cait
smile. !
not let her drive me to j
his
for burglary and one lor assault with ; helpmeet, besides being Ins houskeep
iatent to commit rape, His trial was er and his saving hank. They were
happy and prospering in their own
little jiouso the Philadelphian's pat
ent idea of comfort. After a time the
man grew ambitious to get on a more
showy" footing. lie took to politics
as is the duty-of all citizens when this
, means oolitics and water. Unfortu-
Ney Haven. h; been the cene f a
mysterious death which attracts great
attention. A benutiful- girl, Jennie
V,ratt - Weinyss's Kival.
" Theirs had he n astormycouriship.
Watt Vemvss wins oiie otSvour fidgety.
... . .
fiection in the juiet of his chamber.
"I'll bear it like a man, and let her see
I .do." -
The ncNt evening was that of Mrs.
IJloiuit's . palrtyt It wan a grand af
fair. --Kverybody was invited, Watt
YVemvss among the rest. He was to
have been DianthaPrew's. escort on 'the
o v.hLoii; at t i it w.i vout (ifthe:ques
tion now. Of course Ichabod - Uligh
would sii))I,v his place. .Still he wusn't
going to stay away. lie would put-
Ken-tormenting .sort in lovers, and
jealous whv. had .Miranda lieen his
xwoetiioart, ten !to one hut he would ! "'utilF upper lip and go, If if it wa
have scented a rival in tlu- "iVeckh'd,
hag-born" ('aliban. JJut his sveet-
was ce rtainly a virtuous girl, was . nAMy politic:S and whit,key in
found dead on the beach near New j j., c-iejthsoit of ward politicsthat i
Haven on the .5th. Tlie evidence w:is j c;irrj0!i ou in H1Uor saloons. lie grew
at first conflicting, but now James and j t)) jH, such an important man in this
he caretl
heart was Diantha I')r(jw, of a temj.ev
-widely diirerent: from the gentle ' Mi
randa's. v
Her moods were a capricious us an
April day." -Seldom or never was
hapless Watt al;!owrd't: l)Ukover an
hour at once in
smiles. Her the
up hhis work,
htantlv on tlic
the sunshine of her
bijy il keeping a lover
was to keep him con-rack'--:iot
: qii ite to
r.earci
to show Diantha how little
for her defection.
Watt's get 'Up wis sometiiing
stunni'ng; aid there was a noticeable
swagger in his air as he strode up and
down ..Mns'Blou.vts capricious parlors.
Just let him see Ii:tntha Drew; that
was all! Wouldn't he t'fQeze hft- with
a stare? He had been keeping one on
ice all day for he vi
It was already late when Diantha
made her
Walter Mai ley,- nephew and sou of
Edward. Malley; a wealthy and highly
estecmed merchant, have been arrest
ed on the charge of "murdering her.
They .played a deep gamo to accom
plish her betrayal,' bringing over a
New York woman to help them, and
druKged her with wine and perhaps
narcotics. It was originally suppose?
that she might have Committed .kip
cide in remorse; but the arrest of the
Mallevs on the charge of murder seem
"combination" that he could not at
tend to his private business any more.
If this were the story of "Mulhooly,"
the rest of it would be that, in spite of
his empty shop and unfinished orders,
he went on getting rich: But X was
not a high politician of that kind, lie
was vf the sort that is used not a
master in t lie political trade. His
wife, left alone in the shop, did .her
best, but for the very fact that she
was alone, that he w as never seen, cus-
to mean that the theory is abandoned, j tomers began to suspect something.
Mr. Edward Maliey had offered I',()UO j ()r(iers that he IumJ taken went wrong
reward for the arrest of the nuu-(ier-i (.n,mn.mfs we niKle of lost gotls
... . : w
lrive him to dej-i air, 'lut tht
to the verge of it tlu better.
More than once Watt had - seriously looking anything but hoerfiil.
sibly shed;.ad been crying; at
her ves looked red enough.
'And r.i wonder,"
"if she had anv
debated the. n-v? a:vl cons of turning
appearanre. She didn't
come with Ichabod Hl.igh, .after all,
but in t'ompnny with 'her jaunt, and
los-
loast i
ers, and now his son is arrested. Great
interest prevails about the matter, f;?
the girl was betrayed under circumstances'-',
calling . tor sympathy. She
was a belle and'a great beauty, and
while not prudish in her deportment,
had always been careful and circum
spect. Shohad.jono rale which up toj 0ven mo business
the fatal night, two days before her
! death, she always, adhered to -aever
and
his back 'on the freakish beauty
seeking souiegiooiny solitute wherein
to sleep away from her parents' house.
that had been .trusted to him. She
had ti) make them y ob II ore again,
the story ought to turn that she built
op the business he-slf again, and put
up her own name a sole trader. But
she was a poor heart-broken woman.
' She wanted to reclaim him, and not
was as important
to her as what had. become of her bus
band all the days an
had stayed away j
don't think he would tolerate '-'eh a
crowd of thieves and plunderer's as
Grant had around him, and therefore
I was hopeful of his making a pretty
good President. May the good Lord
deliver us all from any dynasty con
trolled: by Grant ami Colliding and
Arthur is 'my prayer, and if General
(iai-field lives I shall feel that the
country is saie far awhile whether the:
Democrats get any offices or not. .1
wish they could get a few. Good
sakes ain't it been a. long time since
they got a nubbin cut of the national
com crib. But its all right I reckon
or it wouldn't be so, and its' best to be
reconciled to what we can't help.
Maybe if we had the unices, somebody
W( uld be shooting at us, and that's a
perquisite of office I don't like. Now
if Garfield had been away off on a lit
tle farm lie wouldn't have been shot at,
which proves that it is safer to farm
than be President. Young men, go to
farming and take the consequences.
bee"n a tjnui-
parative stranger in the county, hav
ing recently come into it.-Muc Ilkfje
Bl(Hk:
An Attemps at 9uJciir.
O 1 Suyings.
I nights tbt be
from her.- They
thought
Watt
to sit, like a lovesick Yohiey
the ruins of iiisjhopes, and sigh away
his days in ipelaneholy brooding;.
But just at the jiritica' moment Dian
tha would vouchsafe a gracious look
one so full of tender loVaning, s irre-
istahly -enchaiiting, 'that btifore be
imid 1 Wemyss,
i oe ii ii; m
consk-ience!"
was thrown away
She broke this rule and in. forty-eight j wtn-0 half starved, lt she kejt up a
ill, kept her chil-
A greedy man God hates. A great
mark is soonest hit, A hasty man
never wants woe. A honey tongue, a
heart of gall. A hungry man is an
angry man. A great ship must have
dc'ep water. A great reputation is a
great charge. A guilty conscience
There was quite a sensational at
tempt at tmicide in this city Thursday
night! A white lad, some eighteen
years of age had been observed to
act in a somewhat strange .manner in
the afternoon. 'By sollte nieas he
procured a two-ounce vial of -laudanum
and late in the evening went down to
Tucker's meadow, halt a .mile from
the city. There ha , swallowed the
poison, and laying down beneath an
immense poplar tree", fell into a stu
por. He v as found about 11 )'.- M.f
by some young men and taken home.
A physician wajs hastily summoned
and soon appeared with that utkrly
romantic instrument, a stomsKh
pump, with which he yotntriMLv'di
1 t
VB1W V I.' 1 V.J. V'tfcO UIUq ItilV'; UIUJII lilt,
would-be suicide to . his sp,J.s.- Xo
cause for the reflicidoiis end rash at
tempt to take his life is givC by the
lad, and hoping that he will make n
more such attempsweoiuit his name
Seics- ObJcrccr: ' . .' ,
tt'nv Texas. lie 'hrts 2fUK) fccre o i
lan ,whh1! he prpoVr to put iri
gnt??, and haa'feady K'fuml a num
ber of v:1riHies but naturally wlthw
to get the best. Horace U going1 to
establish arfmebrt for tho pUrje8 of,
utilizing eonu of I'iftjileetiorw which
are siMiieUm'- made in cattle; Thi
will enable hi itl tri ifive full vent to ;
that tireless energy which has made
him wealthy in a fe .vhirnl placed ;
him ina coniinandhig potiitionia a
business niani I le h:wl with . bin hlaj
wife three children and his wrfe4s
ter.-. They are en route tdTea rtoi
New Vofk ant! G'hicijfO . Jlfr low
land is t br,tther cf A Wi Rowland,
Es(i., of Wilson tlM well-known
druggist Gohlshoro' 'Maiieiia'cr't .
Cotton Muiiurtirturiii in
- '' t. v-.-vsrln.; ..;
(ieor
A Model SpcecSi.
"When in the course of
tnre
on Diatlia, who was sweit into thei
crowd, and Watt saw her no more till
sotoe lomrs later. ' ',.'.'
At last there came a lull in
music and dancing, and th word
hours vi'iv
with the
her.
found dead on the beach,
smell - of laudanum about
dec? n t a p pea ran ce
dren clean and herse lf tidy
. One day .a strange
thing
A I I fir Suii lie I in .
happtMied-
This respectable, neht woman, with
her two pretty child rem made h?r
tiw. v There hi one man at the insane asy- I ltarance in the tavern where this man
i w-.s v- iV- V V : ; ; spent his d.ivs. Shei did not make a
1 vl bNapoleoi Bonaparte. He gets out I 1 . - , , l ,. , ,
r:ie
knew he found himself again at her passed to the guests that if they would
feet, and more Jhan ev;r her submis
sive slave. .. i V ' :.
One day Watt, after a lonwer thai:
assemble in the .main parlor there
was a little surprise in store for them.
Whej.i all had found places, a curtain
io did not cfjme for that.
usual season of calm bvtweeiv Diantha at the farther end was drawn: up, re-j
vealing a minature stage, with appro
priate appointments, and a lady "and
gentleman entering from awing;
Watt's heart, in spite of the discip
line he had put it through, leaped to
his mouth as the two performers turn
to face the audience, and he recognized
Diantha Drew and Ichabod Bligh.
But judge nS his surprise w hen be
could himself aymeh what a -loving heard uiem repeal me very .mamgue
gentle wile Dianha's Aunt Kliitor had. that -had l:een such a gall and worm
been from the llay Abdiel Metgs led I wood to him thb day heforel He saw
hert() the alt;ir till death did them j ami' heard but little of the pby; lor lie
vet many could recall the woes hung" bvs head, overwhelm.'d with
and himsolf,-.ref-olved to make an 'end j
of his worries; that were; worrying '
him to skin and bone bodily and to a
green and yellow melancholy mentally
irf to know thej reason why. He would
jpluok up courage and ask Diant ha to
'name the day. lit ran iw the family he
had heard it said, to hi- shrews before
marriage and angels afterwards, lie
down at it before he returns to hi
room. - Another ini.vgines. that he i
ipole
earlv in the morhinr and with a corn-! scenc-
stalk in hanl .charges across: the quietly took her seathere and waited
grounds crying, "Charge! Bring up ! for h5nK Peol,1 Kl f l,I to Il0r ail(1
the right wing!" and tires himself i urged her to go hdns, saying, that
this low drinking place was no place
for her ami her children. "Wherever
to be hung bv the sheriff at 1 o'clock 4 their father stays," she replied," is
unless he can win ! up a 'spider web the place for his children and for me."
o- Ol course he was ready soon to go
, " . lit,, events it is netvssiirv to- be or not
trade s a handful of gold. A jest
driven jk)o far brings home hate. A
handsome man and a fool may wear
the same cap. A great man's foolish
sayings pass for wist on?s hand
saw; is a geod th.ing, but not to shave
with. A joke never gains fln enemy,
but often lasers a friend. A j?yful
eveninap may folknv a sorrowful'
nor))ng. A great man and a grpat
river are often ill neighbors. A hand
ful of sense is worth a bushel of learn
ing, A great man will not trample
on a worn nor npeak to an emperor.
part
of Abdiel's wooing, and now- be .Von- r confusion, and felt more like a donkey
fessed.that he-bad gone at last, with a
dose of ratsbane. in his pocket, .deter
mined, if the froward fair one didn't
put an end to his suspense,- to end it
for hinielf.
Diantha Drew lived at her Aunt
Elinor's, and " it . w:in thither that
than hp had e.ver done heforo'.-
Tle Wa? to4' completely abashed to
risk meeting Diantha in' the presence
of speetatoiyaiul took advantage ofj
the rush to supicT to steal away 'un
observed. lie made an early call not morning,
Watt Wentyss hied hi steps, big w ith though, and hiade a clean brenst f
the resolve already mentioned; how he had played the spy on Dlan-
Could he see Miss I h ew? he iiapured ; t hit's avxl Ichaboft's rehearsal, and,
bv that time; and there he sits goin
. -" J- . '
thrones!? the motion with all his might,
and cries if spoken to, "'"Hush! don't
hot Iter mo! 1 must have this done
and it is most one." A lady who
wears a trailing dress shaped like k
peacock's tail imagine herself--the
.Yirgin. Mary, and to every visitor she
says, "Touch but the hem of . my gar
ment and all thy wounds shall be
healed." DeJaniette is allowed the
w "hole grounds but st'lys with stony
gaze in his room, indifferent to every
thing, and considered by all clearly
insane. He scarcely ever leaves the
room, brooding, brooding all the time.
home. Some men would have been
brutal have struck or cursed at her
for interference, but this man was on
ly weak, not cowardly. The next day
he went to another place. She follow
ed presently with the bright little
children. This was kept up for some
weeks. The .tavern-keepers grew un
easy. They couldn't stand the mute
witness of the man's weakness. They
TIjc ISeKson PeopSe Drink.
human
he,
a decent respect for the opinion of
mankind .com pels us to declare that
as far as we know evil communica
tions corrupt good manners Th'boy
stood on the burning deck wbei there
there was a sound of revelry by night.
I still live. I know jiot what-others
may ask. Bu s for me, give me
'liberty or give me death. My name
is Nerval. On the Grampian hills
my father makes his . pills. Whether
it is better in the mind' to suffer the
stings and arrows of Outrageous for-1
tune, or by opposing end theni I toll
on thou deep blue Ocean, roll. 'Ti
sweet to hear the honest wtch dog'
bark Man. is prona to evil a the
sparku fly- upward. ; Vox populi. Cur
bono.- Quien" Sabe? : There is no
safety safe in total abstinence. A
stitch in time savesnine. But there's"
as good fish in the w-a .'as ever was
caught. "'"Remember me. -'Rending
mends the mind. Act well thy partj
'tis there true honor lies. Olf with
his hesvl! So much for Frothingham.
My terms are cash and -unconstitutional
Mirrender. Up, guards and at the m.
England exiect every man to d his
duty. Eor iiction sjK'aks louder than
words. Time and tide wait for no
man. Blow, winds, and crack your
said .nothing only sat and! 3lr jr. because he has a friend come I cheeks.' All honest labor is honorable,
Mr. A. because he hates to refuse a
friend. . .
Mr. B. because his doctor has
ordered him not to, and he hates such
quackery. '
Air. just taxes a drop because :
he's dry.
Mr. I). drinks lecause he's wet.
Mr.' E. because lie feels something
rising in his stomach.
Mr. F. because he feels something
sinking in his. -
3lr. ir. because he's going to see a
At C'lumbus, upon what is thought
to be" he finest water power in tha
land lire now the largest cotton mill
in the' South; Ambnl tli feutcrprLHes
there M Joriontt?en flitch haaffrown
from vne ltle mill4of two hundred
thousand Willrs capital in;(Wj patt
half deri years, to a company 6ti ve
nitlls toMaj- with n jftlid up capitfd of
fne "milium two Hundred imd fifty
thoand doMar?f paj'iiigtM enty pe-r
cent. Other niiUs, Imve been hailt up
urounoj win ena are enjoying a muc
eesful care?: r xt""to ColuinbuH
C(mres Augusta; wi Hi Kr splendid ca
nal ' witter power; In 1870 she de-'
claretl a dividend of twenty-eight ptr
cent, on eight hundred thousand dol
lars invested iti factories. Klnbd that
time a ctimpany ha ben o1rganl!if'r
there with a capital mt. he inRrfOir
dt)llars to Inanuftichite cotton, toa;
with privilefi to increase iWeupitalto'
three million tlotlars.' Anbtlier "mnn
.uft.'urir.g.vmpany of the :,aur' tly
have increased their c)ita JftAi) ,
hundred thoiisand rrlhtrs tobntfihiil-
Tion hilars.5 The m't' at Macon aro'
being enlarged. Another . eplndid
iatift'ir hi to be built at AOftntav v ,fcero
tWrf ts'rtie of tHr fWt in thte-l'th
lKi he ChattaiKMiche milln ? at
West lAflnt,. recently destroyed . by
fire, are rising Phoenix rikc froni,, h
ashes, and will so?n bo in. operation
again. Columbus has tho only lag
ging fiictory iu the'.State, which mate
ten mills in all in that city. : jTfte 1
terprif' m il Is of Oeorgirt havo rewnt
h ou( l ther ,pJ?ety. i i f nd
.v":- - ' -. . : -i TiQiri'
A rnbtini crtitth miltf? 1
could not complain of her, for she did j irimd off for Europe.
Tlie kieioine or::e Wliile House.
of the servant who answered his ring.
Miss Drew was engaged just then,
the girl believed, but. if he would
wait, she would carry in his name. -
He icoultl wait, and for that "purpose
Was conducted to the front parlor
taking for real, had fun away in a
mad fit of jealousy. Then Diantha up
and told how she had cried , her eyes
red-he cause Watt hadn't come to' take
herto the party. Then they both
Accord in vr to Capt. ; i lenry. of the,
Presidential household, the first statu
pi'de of the (loctf ts occured eni Friday
a little after noon. The syniitom
were so extremely alarming that they
held a--hasty consultation and made
one more effort to struggle against
what appeared to be the kievitable
deree of fate
they could
! -nothing,
: watched. "She did. not cry or ..entreat
while her husband lounged up ,to" the
bar to drink. She simply sat by,
! pained and intent, with the two chil-
dren kept very close to her, as if she
! would shut out from their eyes and
I ears such talk and such eights. No
I tavern-keeper cmld stand it.1 One af
ter another refused to sell liquor to a
i man so guarded. Finally it began to
home from China.
' Mr. I. because he wants to,
Mr. J. because he's so hot.
Mr. K. because he's so cold.
Mr. L. because he has u pain in his.
head.
Mr. M. because he has a pain in his
side.
Mr. N. because has a pain b.i
i back
even to cutting off coupons? from gov
ernment bonds. --Beware of entangling
alliances. .'Marry in liaste and repent
at leisure. Wine ,is a iiux-ker ami
strong drink is Old Tom and Holland
gin I would, rather be right ; than be
President.- But if I cannot be Presi
dent I will not do rigid. Fire is
J;ir j gfo'$ servant but a hard jn-aster, and
I. KIlTVieJge fS JUSltlju m:i v.Jiiitn.-i
tell on .him this gentle, faithful - 3ir. I. beetiuse he has pains all over , ln eonclu.ki, fellow citizens allow
ii.v o I.,,'. 1,0,1 i.;....k'"." 1 1 to!;'."! c-r in' iU ' oatiT.t was ra-nidlv sinking, and bis : again, uh nnniy
1 , .i.i.- k..; i..e vivii . .'. '- i',. i tenure of life oiUy a nest ion of few nove to anotlK-r plate
V tmeueu n M.ieu loerouut. tu Vn, , t t eacKother again; and a mniun i - ; - - v . , . i ..!. fttnrt He i now prosperous,
u- u ii... . 4i..,i!...n..ti.i;i1...rv 0 ' i minutes or hours. 1 he irreatost crisis uean sun. x- i lny- i'V"u-
b UIIL UIl LIUM11I IT I.IIMI 11 IU IM- JIVKIi t ' . . . -,
, t " i alter they were married, ana lnauuia
arrested his attention. r . - -
i .... 4-u ,r 1.5-c wiainv'! made as good a wife: as Aunt Elinor
a . in jj. iiit- ici ii t ti IV lUV'.o
rose. to a white'--. heat.
One
of
modu
the , had Iven
voices .was -l)iantnVs, as softly
kited as aeooinar tlve's: the ther
-it
maddened him to hear it was ftha-
to the late Aboliel Meigs
bod BUgli's,!deep-toned, impasioned4
earnest, like that of' a plesxluig Jovev j
on his knees ' -
Watt had kmg suspected Ichabod of
being none to good to seek to be' his
rival; but good heavens!- lvvd it come
to this? Had the villain presumed-
But hark!
."Perhaps there is anotlrr?" hoars
ly queried the voice of Ichabod.
"No, let me assure you there is no
other," answered hers, with can
warmth. j '
"Because' Ichabod furiously, thun
flered. "if 1 had thought that sne.ikin
A maiden wlJo livet ift Accorit
j The right of a spider abhorred.
But her lover mad bolder? ' '
Brushcnl one frqffi bt shouldcf, '
And he stixx1' hini a kisj in reward.
N'xt night ash' sat by hefside,
u?1 let his rm "artfully glide
Round bet trim belted waUt
"Oh '.iecff&et now nnke haste
Aid pretend there's a Kikier"' sli
', saitl ' -
watch. He stopped drinking, orpi- : ni,n i me to remark, that if elected by yonf
ped his "political" associates that bad, Tr.O. because he feels so li'dit iHid ! to the high, and hclK'aler office' to
ite, In soiie of everv trtfort i led him to it, and b-g;m to turn over a ; ;vluv ' whifhl' aspref T will do all I can,
I make, it si'eued that -fhe! Ieivf- .He.pi'ked lip histoid buskj lf: I because he feels so hearv
concbKlexl to; avM niisi.rable. r . - -
and make rtj ir; s. because he's !iiarriet
Mr. T. bccauo he' not ... .
' i i. .1,.. T. .4- ... - '
of all had aooarentlv arisen. Another: ana nis expeTenceis noi uiejeS.:i i-.t, .J. ,w.t ' .
consultation, and it was decided, that of his gains, Th was the wj we;, - ' ,,m,e be Hk to w t-aiVjUnUl ury fcndts,
Mr- i J-.rfioT.l tK.nil.l Th- 1m inr-,Titit.l v , BOIlliUl rewni-'eu -lis. Ji.fUrtiio, ' : ,- . e- i.
...... .. ... j . J III? IIR-HU?C
notified to. prepare for thr worsts never, a spoKeu to m.v.j
llavina come t this fVterminafvon shanvel him out of hv-ruin, by letting'
hiosee that whatever he sanK
all I
! first for iyself, and st-crnhi .f-r my
county. My country, 'tis of theo.
j Brathx'S there a man with soul so dead
who never to himself hatli s:;d,- this
Within th" past nix month an Ohio"
man luus sfarteii tt?C tpindle ;hum
ming at Tuscuirrbfa, Ala., , bplnnjng
yarii1' direct from lire seed cottony am!
says K? will 'niaK'' twerrty-ftvper
cent m his invest iiieut the flrHyear.
A ftv thousand sjiindlo mill teffclnz
erected at Montgoniery, , Jft(f .Xca-.
Uhksx iiiHfa J r4rf iwrits ordvra'. Uian
they ran' till MKl.Taut to double the! f"
faciliths. 11V He'Iinfa mills aro ,4ifuc-'
ces; and others w ill shortly bBcTec-j
tod tlfere I unt'rH? wil Mixi bnvo
a fine cotton mill; ff to jti?fchnt
of which comes from ItWAle Lnkuid
and invests his capital irt that .hand-
some arKf healthy Utth eity
knows tliat it will pay; . ,
iiir ' - jj
otioii ITlilH lit ArK&msvut
j is my own,-my native la"ird7 " Aoi'ri"
V lovf! thee'
two tf their number visited Mrs. Gar-
t A 1 1 1 1 1
field in tier room ami plainly ; lfiid e-! there she ana xneennewn v ere - mm.
fore her what they Itlieved to be'
terrible favts th 'cfeV They
xe to btv and thJt even n dangeY or'
siui ! nfVp'she still k-ed tluf to protect I
Mr W heeause - he hiisi no (fK-h(f
tn 5i, il tr!.i. 1 1- li 5 tnrl f. ! t. .. . i ti'.i i ' - i t Z. j
tyi J 1 r,"- . .. ...... ximiei eo.-ier on e uhik k youny-
1 t r v- t. ... i l . 1. r .
i .ir. A..ra-au- ms uovje xeii juju .i . i.Kiv relative of lw icon's wifCi to
ml- ' - ' tasK. lor Aveimrt srr.it sieevi-s ana an
: A rkrtisas hiiis ?Ver'a1 rflccessful cot
bm factories whA,lf haS'e beett ljullt
vhn 'iat few ' years; ThflT
largest rl nf pfopeT6ir of tiHeso'
are at Lft fie TUkI:, and capftaH-t
'have ad vert le'i for bWs to erect 1 an'
other toill there to contain 5od,000
bricks. - Jinn muff H a,$3W,(HJ0cot
irAi manffiWory on foot? with 'trrorty
tlwni one-hf rf tho -atitarf wrist
Fort 'mrth n buihling - SW,Hteot
tou seI oil in til.-. At ,Kfr!'ston In
Pk'tgunt v; is the oldest mill fir the
strie.- ji pay rani!nrriy imct me
irjwners rc nnxR.W Uentttg! Urn
1
that it w;s usiess to struggle" lmiger;
that t-vflv what tlwy . rJni do was
Mttle, and tlv limtion f sursfery
hadbeen reachetH.- ThcV sfrted the
Mr.-Y: because'his aunt did not.
Mr. Z-.-( We juld Is happy to in-
?rrrad verted en b;re' arms. , "Why,
Mr. Webster!' exvlaHlufed th'. young
Ait ALitrtma Cither commit teir 'ui-
eile lieoufe he th?ught tliat WjfWtf
T . 1 ..
i iif.iisi.tion as tA'.Jv'jm oossible.- and mannooii,-anu a erj-
asked that sb no longer delude h ap'p. to the manhood of all who stood
1-:Verv tra has its spetkil disease 'lf -with the kle:i of there - being any around, of who dropped hi
I saA-s a writer on health: n ml then he! opfof recovery.. This was -etUly.ot a crying woman
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married mm anu even w neu ue o,w. - - v- . . r ; - , . ..... ;i wi uT.tahu,uut: tWmt. Ui AM
w.thpre- wonbl" rhW And his HHnkin, lrf rtwuftwnif him he great ex prmnuer ot inc ' muwon - y rVjZZ kL,
children be. It was an appeal to his , was fuuml t be tw rimk to answerj t
uiiCnnfortaile
. .. - v.., . . -- a . iu , f nravinir one. as an our iuum -
iesi ! acais: "ITlllters USUailv nave Hie ine nisi -uiiie irwv uirv ii. m ii-iaiii.ij i o . . M-flnm . i , ii
I, , , . ... . . ' ir ....i,. but, -by mute appeal of her pre-ence. wnijUt ?he was not very well,
j naroesr type, probable on account oi given up uie ce.- xt as u.tu v . -fiuallv ..onu,ering for decency: . w n n ftv
- the amount oT "dead matter" lyijig $ the pluck of this , brave little yoiuan. antl happiness again.-Pliiladelphia! " ""fc v w
g'aroimd, r . ' Unnne to the surface. Every feeling of ir, i.nu.swrum,.
thTM Vnr hetf eT fri wJrse j sWe had
III V , - .. .... L-
arried him, and even when he took form our read- as Zs reason for , lady, 'U'imymisiier mm ine
- ,,,. V&a - ,tr,-.1 -Avh-it ! f vditorni girl , htic&vieH her
. should object to bare arm . , hat trly a WOr0W who wa
i n.i iii. c.v.t.uiiv""& ' .- i jhjiio, a ivrujue isihiiu , yiu-on w
tion to do with.it?? growled" Daniel; tj cause b eatelesly built f.vaff!t of
, . , i , j. x t 1 which thp vmin" ladv renlietr P uiiidt a ie"jrgia negro 'mxxuik no
iot even a ; he remarked that xw euppol slit-
eon Id
and fered with?" History does not record
the effect of this shot, but v ebster,
died that sauic-yeur.- -
' ' 1 " ! ...1 -frA kM.4 j.,,tViMan
"lx,esnt the fon,titntion say that the
..... i .. . i,. i... -m"" J r" " f.v ;-r z .T-trrrrm T
see : was fond of ethnology.- She said she - OCf,r ur,n w "", r" .farmer because, a balky horse exaier-
atef hmr, a Michigan Jbrtao oe-
canse her hnbanI ofthrec day wore
at her, ami a Nebraska editor IrWratise
a man callel bira liar, -.- 7
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