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Triui Kfanmi.il.lc, t" H ly
M. QHIZZAKD,
ATTOKftKY.AT LAW,
nALIKAX, IT. C.
Ofni-K 1h the Court House. Htrlct attention
irivn I t all bniiirlu'M of the pr.ifcs.slun.
Jan U ly
J T. B a A M C II,
ATTORNEY AT L.1W.
EXPIELI. tf. C.
1rrt1ei In tti counties of Halifax, Nah
iurmsitnlsnil Wilson, l.'ollnotloiis nia.li In al
pari of the State. JaiiUtf
HILL,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
. WELDON, K.C.
tpcclKl r.tent1on tflvAn to collection! ami
reintttanm -4 promptly mailt).
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WW. . JOUN k, X00BB.
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TJX LI X A M 0 0 ft B,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
HALIFAX N. C.
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Vractico In the cniintloKof ICnlifaT, Northamp
ton. Brt)rniilir, Pitt nmt Mnrtlii In Mi'- Mli
premfl court of the stall" ami in (ho Federal
HtourWof tlw KiHem District. Collections) nude
lu any part of the Htate. -Jan.l ly
JallBS B. O'lURi,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
HXFIEI.P, S. C.
Practices In the conrts of Halifax ami ail.inln
lnr counties, ainl in the Hiiiroini! anil hVilural
courts. Collections mailt' in any iart of t ti
State. Will attend at tin' court home in Halifax
on Monday ami Friday of each week. Jan ltf
B BUT O. BURTON J H.
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
HALIFAX N. C.
Practices In th courtaof Halifax, ami adjoin
Inir counties. In the Supremo court of til'
State, and In the Federal courts.
Will Hive special attention to the collection
of claims, and to adjusting the accounts, uf ex
cntora, administrators and guardians.
dec Tit f
L. II I M A IT,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
HALIFAX, N. C.
Practices In the conrta of Halifax and adioln
tnif counties, and In the Supri'iui' and Federal
courts. Claims collected In all parts of North
Carolina, omen In the Court House. Julyltf
rP SOMAS X. U1LL,
Attorney at Lair,
HALIFAX, N. P.
Practices In Halifax and adjoining counties
fcnd Federal and Supp'tni' courts.
' Will bo at Scotland Neck, unco every fort
ftigut. auxiBtf
j JOS. B. BATCH KLOR.
ATTORNEY AT LAXY.
RALEIGH, N. C.
Practice In the courts of the th Judicial
f- 'istrlet aud In tin) Federal and Supremo Cuurts.
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W. MASON.
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ATTOZKEY AT LAW,
3 ARYUBUK'J, M. C.
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i Practices In tha courts of Northampton and
V Adjoining counties, also in th Federal ami s u
1 ' areiu.) oilrl.s. June tf.
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t J) 11 ZOtLICOFFKK.
ATTORNEYS AT L1W(
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practice in the courts of Halifax and a ljolnln
fvuntles, and In tlit'Siipreniti and F' d 'r il courts.
X a-Clalius collected In any part of North Carolina.
-Out) of the llnu will aluaya lie (n in l In tin:
'fflc. June ally.
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B. K. I: UUNTEK,
VBUEON DENTIST.
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t'aa be found at bis otllee la Kiifieltl.
Far Nitrous Oxide (Is lor tha Tain
leas Extracting of Teuth always oil limitl.
Jutm 'i! U. ..
X 1) li W J. BURTON,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
WELDON, N. C.
:' Tractlcea In thfc.iurls of Halifax, Warren and
t , ladjolulnif counties and In the Supremo nnd Fed
It ral courts. Claims collected in any paid of
J jlSorth Carolina. June Htf
T H. HMirif JR.
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ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Scotland Nkck, Halifax Coonti N. C
Practices intlio county of Halifax and adioln
lmr counties, and iu tin) Supruiuu court of the
Btatu, 1 ly.
VOL. IX.
Farewell
'Tin tmnl to part fr-m fritMitln wii lti-
Witliniit a t h':n,
IJu fri'iiil-lt ill t'fl'-h f-'flinffiiidTef,
Ant) ItIiii," tli1 iil-eiit iii'ar,
Simo fpiftudy worl.l nf iyK"tt( l,y.
Oi In v wr 1 - f r iMisi-'U.-n,
Still nillMt-ti t.r-tlri' rn t lie rye,
AlN'ftlt'la'S llt'Hr-'Ht tnlvii.
Thii;rh far In oMiap ln1 vec n-am
Kritm tlmmi v- li'Vf anl cIhtNIi,
Foinl ni'Miii'rv'M wrt'alliJt irt'iui! tli'iu tilonui,
Tht' hlnl dii!h lint i-f pl-li :
Huf livi'rt.i'iilipliii'il willilnfhi heart
Wh'-h Ih'h it-lf tia' fl-'l.
Mhrnii Hwrft ijnwMp witli rtprijrfl Rikd MootiiH
U'it frii'iuiMliiii'H early Wm.
Korurivc in- If I coiiM imt "nk
Tin wonl if hnrtfelt h-itppw,
To rrT' risl s I'm parting Willi I '!',
Aixl iiifi't H"t on tin' morrow.
iwi MftMir o I'lcnsiii t spring to vk'W,
H"iu'-u. 1 .iiii'W th'in last,
A rul nif nit-ry holN may i.ll ijf you,
Now rvfkoti with I In ph( .
But yfl, sIidmM li;iiiji,T li-'tirs ni'rln-; up,
Ami fitrt inn vr.v' but kimt.
Ml ftiiatrti tu' Joy from H-rrow'
Thou rh Hnilnt'-tH rule i tin', mlml,
V'". !, 1 t rust wi-'ll mi'-t ntraiu,
Willi ln-itrls I'oth warm ainl tni'1,
No in. -IV li U tins pari in.; pmii,
Or ns'nln aihcu.
THE EMERALDS.
One wintty itlUrunou in January away
Up in I liu tiKuU attic ol a wtttJiuil tuiic-ineiit-liDU-e,
a pule, tail tynl woiiinu tat
owing. '1' lie i' hi in out upua which stiu
w eniiuiil was a very rich Am. 'I Ini
twilielit cli9tj iu tapiiily. will) a til'tuiing
fall nl suow, a liitur, wailing blutt Hint
malo lliu windows rattle in I lie ('aniiieiiU
Still tli i:ilc-luccil woiuitu tliicbvil uu,
'Mother,' piped a awett Voice Itoiu the
C it teneath lliu windmv, 'will VUU aet the
fine ilress done ? Oil, niotlier, I'm fo hun
grj 1 II I only luJ snuii; tea aud a bit of
tauaHe.'
blia woikcil on R'ci1ily for a time, pans
ma fluiy to biuch a tear Irom her nhite
cliftk, lieu arose unil shook out the glim
eting roiie.
'lis ilono at la-l,' t-he paid. 'Now
mother's little Kill ran have her nipper;
only le pi! ii nt a little lunger, t'lorn. llot,
come, my hoy '
A man' y liillu lullo-.v curric out from the
rjciln (in tu'roud.
The line iltesa is ilinie, Kora. niit! you
must run home will) it as 1 1-1 at you can.
Miss Oracle will he out ol paHcinc, I
know. Tell her I iiuliln't liiui!i it one
moment sooner, ami a-k her in nivo you
the mo lev. We imi.-t have it to niuht
Ami you can doii at Mr. II is V, as you
come hack, a'lil huv muio coal; anil we
iiiil't h ive .-o'tie liry pl ui'l tea, ami a mile
o Iniiter, and ydi imifl yet a snusioe,
Ko-s, lor poor little F o a '
'1'il et them all. mother,' he naiil, 'anil
he hack in tiiiic. Veil ehall have a hii;
HHUS'ine, little he adikil, turning to.
wanl the ,:ot.
The i;irl noililtil her cut ly lu ail ami her
Croat wistlul eyes Fjiuiklett with ile
liKlit.
Anil you shall have half of it, Uoss,'
she pipeil, in her splen.litl bml voice,
'Hailn't you lieltir put on your thick
jacket, my ho; f continue.! his mother.
The winil cuts like a liinli.
I'shaw, lit'lc mother, I rlnn't mini! the
wind,' anil away hi) went ilonu the creak
ina til aim nn. I out into the Btorm. Mi-s
Urncio FoDtcpny was in a pcr'ect lurore ol
impatience anil anoer. Her iltar live
tiuii'tied frit nits weic as-n mhle I in the
hulls beloiv ami her han isonm ilres had
not come homo. What did tint War
woman meau by di-appointim; ht r ?'
At that moment there was a ring at the
door and a voice in the ha I.
'I'lease tell Miss (Jiui'ie my mother could
not linish it loouer, the wuntii the money
tnanilit.'
The servant took the Imnd.-orue i!ru-8
and me'sac.
I'll never pivo her another stitch u'
wo k,' cried the anjjry beauty ; -I ouyht tn
have h id it three hours a'O line, l'Vi
Chun, d ess me at once Iherir'n not a ami
U'e tn loose. No, I can't p iy lo-iiiylit ; I
IniVt'u't time. He must call to-morrow.'
li .t we've no li e and nothing In eat,
and my little siitet is sick,' c tlle l the boy,
pus'iieif up the griind rtairway.
'Shut the door, r.inehnul' coninnnded
Miss Grade- And the do f was closed iu
his fae.e.
Krom the tiorch at tha parlor window
Paiu e wh l)fd the wde i,e, her violet
eyes I stc'icd witii 1 1 1 i 1 . 1 : -1 1 iiurzniint.
T'oor lit le i)"y ' slie sai l, as H'-a dis
appeared ilonn the i-tnirwav ; 'sifter (Iruc e
mioh: to p.ty him. I' mil t be dri atllnl to
hive no lire and uvthitio to eal.
She s'oo I lor a moment, bihmrinsj her
"el' on the tip ol i no ilainty lool ; her rose
hud tare L'rave and reflective ; th-n a m l
den thought fl mde I her blue eyes wi ll
suushine, and nti hint; sonie1 lnno Iroui
the table be d rle ! ilown et iirs. Thu ser
vant ha I j ist cioseil ihe hturt door, hut
she lint nil p,st him like a hunmlu
bird and opeuid it.
On the steps (at U i-s, bravo little fellow
t!ial l.e was, his lice iu hia luml, sob
hill)! al it hi heatt wou'd break,
Whul's the matter, litile hoy ?' ('ic
tioie! I'ari'io.
o- looked up hall believing that it
wastiirlae of an tin U'4 1 looking doAn
upon hi n Ih oiih ihe whirling snow.
O'l. I cannot home without the
money,' he nibbed ; 'poor m oher woiked
liar 1 mi 1 F or i is so k a n! so huiurv.'
Ilo'i',' he said, Jo lak- this, little hoy,
and bu hei lots nl nice thinm. 'Tn worlli
a ( ui'ila1; P'l 'l t'O'tol t u lor inv biilli
(lay pni-eiit, Out d.i jou take It and wel
come.' Si:e exiended hi r dimpled hind a, and
tnmeihiiiir like a uliowet ut alma fell nt the
boy's ii-jt. He caught it up iu nin-ijw a
nuiklace ol euierulds. luslroii", uleainin
tllinus, s t iu t ii w ii v, Indian uM.
'No, uo.'.he ;ried, ruuuiuu up to where
-he attind. I caunut taic this ueckUi'tl
tuke it buck.'
Vou shall take it.' she continued, int
pvriwuily.. '1 tiuve loU ol j welry uti I II le
thinus run noma now an I buy your sis
ter a 'inclhiui: to r at '
Sheelnsid ihedoor with a bun?, and
Ko.s loud iiresolutu iu tlie ttoruiy nlonin.
rthoiil! hu rin'i ihe bell and I ft u Ml the
ji we s lo I'ansie'a lather, or shoul l lie do
as sl.u built) him f Uu tiioiiitit nt his
inolher anil po.'r little Flora wateliiii
wisilully f ir his return. He eoiiM not
Ko back and see them starve. .With a
luddeii letliiij ol ilesperalioii he thruit the
ulitteiiu necklace in hia pocket and
lia-hcd down I he street.
Thu t!sliifht blaiv I brilliantly Id a lab"
iooablo jewelry es'ablishment, and Us
bland proprietor looke I down imiuiiinuly
on little Hons as be approached tin tit
tering couuier.
"Wwclil jou like to buy this, sir ?'
mmi$m
WELDON,
There was a tremor in the boy's voice us
he asked Ihe tpir stiiiu, and lliu hand that
beM the cmetald necklace shook visih y.
TI.elapiiary teok the Rcm, examininu
them i lo-elv fur a moment, and then sin t
a sharp ulnnce at the child.
'See here,' ho said, presently. Lis vo!cd
slcrti anil commanding, 'I want to know
!smv you came by this 1'
The boy's clear ryes fell ; ho blushed
and stammered, evidently embarrassed.
The jeweUr put aside the eineiaMs, an l
taking the la I's arm Id him Into a small
ante-mom.
'You arc a thief, sir,' he said. 'That
nerkl.ee titling! to Mr. Fontenay be
bnu.'ht it of mo not a month aoo. You
sto'e it ; you arc a thiet.'
Tho lit t tu lellow stra'ghtenrd himself,
anl his bruwo eyes Id zed. 'I am uo
third,' he iplotted. 'A litlla girl tae it
to nie. anil I know it was wionR to Iske it,
hut but my uiolhcr anl sister are starv
ing.' The jeweler hesitated.
'You don't look like a thief,' ho said;
'hut I will rend for Mr. Fontenay j that
will settle ibo matter at once '
He dispatched a nussenjjer accordingly
and Ross sat down iu a corner and sohbc I
bitterly as he heard I lie driving winds ant!
thought of his mother and poor little
Flota. Tn half an hour Mr. Fonttnav
came bringlne bis little daughter I'aiu.ie
with him Tim little creature darted to
ward Ilo'fl like a humming-bird, her
cheeks abla7,., ber eyes flishiiii; I ke litht
nin.. 'He didn't alea' my emeralds !' site cried,
I nave 'em tn him to sell 'em, aud buy
bread for his little sts'er.'
lloss sprani! to his fect, ftruggling hard
to ke-p buck h s tears. Ha put out his
liltlu t roivn hand, which l'au-ie iustauily
cia-n d io her chubby palms.
'1 am not a thief, sir,1 he laid at lust,
ad Ires.-ino Mr. Fintrnay; "I never stole
anytbiti in my life. I know it was
wrong to take the necklace but but, sir,
tuv liltlu sifter is starling..' .
The mtrthaut diew his hauls acroti his
eyra.
You're a manly lit tie li l'ow, ho sa'd.
putting, the lad's lira 1, 'and I do not i
the learst blame you. but I will take I'aii
siu'r eui'ialis, and she shu'd givu you
something mole available. 11 re, I'auaie.
give this to your lit'lo Inend.'
Hi; put a gnU piece into I'anaie's handn,
which she tendered to IT w ith the in
junction that lie should inn straight home
and buy loin ot goodies lor Ins sis'.ei a
co in ill tn ) he was not slow to obey.
T think wo shall not hue ii!ht of the
little lellow,' continue I Mr. Foiitenav, ns
Mono disappeared iu the Mutiny (liikmi-B.
'Shuil we, pit? L t's see what we can do
10 help hiiu. lie's a lirolliitiug young bid
and au hom st one, I'm suie. Mr. I.ei ox,
you're in me I ol an erni'id boy ; why in t
Iry him ? 1 wi-h you would.'
The jeweler consented, to l'ansie'a gn at
delight, and on thu billowing day
was duly installed us an etiand boy iu the
1,1'liioniiblo (Stablishment.
Filtein yeaiB alter, one blustering
Match moruiiu, a youto; man sat tnlnnd
ihe roiinter id a thriving jeiclry es!a!li h
ineiit in one nl the Northern cities. Hi
was a h u ii 4 -1 in i) man, a traveler, a man id
taste, intellect and money, lor he was
junior partner in the Bun, which was a
prospi'toiis one. Hut itcpite an his go.nl
loiluiie. lioss Dunbar was not happy. Hi
mother and Ins little Flora had gone to
their loiisj homo, and he was utteily
alone, without kith or kin hi the wide
anil.
Silting a'onc ore morning with ti e mar
of the Maiib viqds in his ears his tlimi'dits
were running ba'k to Ihe days of his boy
hood, to bis mother's litimhle home. II iw
viid ihe p ist seemed; and bow dear and
sacred, despite, ils priiatioiiB and soriows.
His eyes grew dim un I his heart sweilel.
All were gone over the wido wattra ol
lime and change.
A tender smile softened hia sad lace is
he leeiille I the stoiiny ni'jbt when he sat
Kib iing on Ihe pteps ol Mr. FoLlcum's
uian'Kiii. And lull.1 I' uisie ; ihe ri liii'tn
br iio e of lui sweet face, as l.e saw it
lliioiigh the snow wreath, haii'ited him
Con-tantly. Iu all thellttien eus never
firiiinhourh.il hu lorgol i n lor. lint
I'll' was .oiie lost to linn b,i ver.
His ii". ur.ie wa- br iketi by ihe entrance
ot a f u-tomir, a I idy c'oiely c'oihed and
villi d She approached thu counter with
a jewel ri se in her hand.
Would you buy these 1' she a-kid,
simply, i.i a clear sweet voice that slirmd
the youno man's heart an uo nth ;
woman's voice had powit to do.
lie took lliu caket, i.p nel it, an!
spiei 1 out ;is couti : I. A w t h, an fie
gut t and costly diamoiiii ring, two mines
mil an CUHI..M niik'uee lots Dunhnr
barely suppnssid li ery ol surprise as los
ejea It-1 1 upon it. lie tun. e l it over with
e i.'er. tn nibling tl igeis sud there on the
c!a-n was the namu Hist bad lived in his
heai t lor so inmv yens 'Little I'aiis'e'
You w i-h to M II them all?' he asked,
stiiving In steady Ins voice and thu wild
llirolilrii j "I Ins hent.
The lady hesitated an itis'ant and then
the put mil her slender hand and drew the
emeralds mil hi r,
T di-bkti lo put with this,' sho !tid : 'it
was my latin r s gilt and -and but ni
ma'ti r, tiiku I he in all; I must have the
lllolleV .'
In her eagerness she bad throxu asile
her veil, revealing a blly luce, lit by His
trous, snpplnre )cs. l(os Dunbar stood
silent a mouiinl, every neivu iu bis luaulv
form Ihiilliiig wllb supieaie delight. He
had Ion ml hit at last, the idol uf Ll
lliu
They are verv due gems.' he said, niter
a mnuitttit, 'aud I am w iiliug lo give you a
lair pnee suuporu we say one thou-und
dollars will til it do ?'
Tlie girl Hashed a daz.ling glance ol sur
prise Ironi beneath h r bra' y "ell.
'So much an that (' shu sitnl, truiuiilously.
You are veiy k:n I, sir. Oil, you cannot
know how much this money will help
me.'
The young man in i In a polite reply and
proceeded lo put aside liio jewels and
draw a check lor thu money. The Ma ch
winds were still b ustcung without, and
'ho gill shivered and diew her wrapper
closer as she started out.
'Won't you lit nie run down to the
bank lor you)' said the jeweler, catchiug
up bis hat. 'Youcau play shop lady thu
while; it wou'l bo but a iniuutu or
two.
'liu I am troubling you so,'
'Not a bit ; just luko this 'narin seal,
please ; you'll uot bo likely tu bayo any
N. C, THURSDAY,
custiul fs. And scaling tier beside the
doit, ho took the cluck ami buirhd
i u .
fautiti Foutenay threw hack ber vsiil
aud leaned htr head upon ber hands, a
pliz.'ed, rtticctivo look upon her aweil snd
lace,
' A'hcn have I seen this lace ?' die asked
hcrscll over and over again. 'It is so la
miliar ; who iu the woil I can it be Ilia
return bioke in open her meditation, and
alter lecetving her moiey sho Lurried
away to bet humble lodgings.
The lollowiug olteinoon was even more
blu.terlng anil Manny; I ha wind ri ateJ
aud the sluet tinkled ngaiu-t the wimlows
ol the little room in which. I'aiiair and her
lather sat. Several rri-ioituuis sud re
versn I a 1 rediii ril them to poverty, and
the aid man biiug an invalid, ali thu cm
tell upon I'ansies shoulders. .-lie rat
down with her tather reading aloud Itnlu
a new book w hii.h shu hu I bought fur
linn wit li lome ol I he ilouc" ln-ilviil lot
lur jewels, ller sweet lace was wan au l
-a I, and ber liituiu stie'chc l bcinru her
sad hopeh ss and gloom y.
Ti cie is a ling at the door, ami a ser
vant brought up a pn-k-ige lor Miss Fun
ten'iy. An t Xij iisitf hunch id paiirle-,
In ,Miut noil golden hearlid, done up in
li-sue paper, ami at ached to ibeni a caul,
biaiing tlie simple words 'Uuss IJimbar
his not forgotten little I'ansic '
IVin-ie sat uiun oil lor a inomi nt, and then
a nib bloom darted into her white
chei k..
'Oil, father.' she said, 'I knew ti i lit I
kne.v him 1 Oil, wo have I uu n if l!o,-i at
last.'
An in-tant later Hops its in th.1 roem.
cla-ping hei fluttering 'hands in his, and
into hei blue i Tes looked Willi a gl iliie
that brought lh" tov blonin to her face.
A 'id a It iv wtiks later, w In n Hie blu-ier
ing winds were over, mid the gold, u
hear c I paiHita ij'oonin I on th'i git l-n
boidios, utile I'ati'ic became Hn-s Dun
bar's bilde, and lor her bridal gilt he g .ve
her back her Mi ing ol mm raids.
- - - -
l'lio Id nlu'iiiuii at ( Inirrli,
W II AT II li I IliHOIIT OK 1 II li 111- NOMINA! ION',
(In lle to id once mure, w ith I.idntmn
laiui.: away in Ihe distance, ihe lilt
iMissi ngi r di ii'iiniing idly on the window
pane, the cross iioseng"r suU'id a-'ei p.
mid i he tall, thin passrrger reading "llm,
li. ant's Tt ur Aio.in I ine World," no I
a o io b tii o why ' ti ' ee n 's Augii-t Flowei 1
-hould be p'luled u'linc door, ol "A
linl ll.it' T. tnp'e at Hei ate-.." To tlie
conies I he biakeiuan. and seating biins"'.f
on the arm ol the se it, 'ays :
"l w nt to ehuicli i-'eidav.''
"Yes ?" 1 sud, h nil til it iinere.-ting in
llection ill it inks tor more. ' And wha'
ehuicli til l ul uttenit ! '
"Which do you gin-s i" he udicd.
"tiome Uidoil. Mis-iou Ciiuicli,"' I
llli.irded,
"Nn," he said. ,'I don't like to run on
ihe b'lincli mads veiy ni'iih. 1 don't
often go to church, and when 1 do I w .et
to run on li e main line, wheie your inn
:s tegular and yell go nil seh' dule tune
and don't have to wait O-i coimte'iotts.
I don' like to run on a bisui'li. t! ii
i iiough. but I don't like it."
"Kii-Copal '(" I gili vsM'd.
"I.i inttt tl e.xpn s-," hi. said, nil na'aec
cat- and i- exlri lor a scat, last time and
only stop at big stat Ions, Nice line,- but
Inn exhaustive .'or a brakeiino. All ti ll!
men in li n 1 1 1 'Mil. coii.lucl'U'a punch ami
huilein silvi r-p'att tl. and no train boy
allowed. Then the pu--cn :t is ale ill " ii i d
to talk hack ut Ihe cuu lui'.tor, and it
iiiakei them loo Ine and easy. N i, 1
cn.'t slatid Ihe paliiio cms. liiell load,
though Diiii'tolti ii heur of a lee. ivir
I'tiiig uppoiiitul lor 111 it line Some
mijhty n ce p' op e travel on it, loo."
L'uivcisaliht I' 1 su.".ilc I.
'liroad guaoe,' said Ihe hieik'iian,
'does loo much complimentary business.
F. eri body tiavel- uu a pas', t'on l'ietor
doesn't gel a laic mice in li ty miles
S o; .it Hil' sta'ions, and won't run into
anything but a union depot. No smok
ing car i n the trtin. Train inslcrs are
rath r vugm", ntui the Iraio men get ulung
wed w lib the p is-ciigers."
'I'.c by't t h i V I It I
'N'imow tl. eh i' S'lld the brake
man ; "pretty track, itr ,;l,t as a nile;
t ioiiel.right throiigh a in 'indnin rutin r
than (.o around it, spinlhvel guide,
pa-setij;i rs have lo show their Helots
bcioic Ihey eit on Ihe t'tnn. Mighly
stunt load, but tho cars an' a little
n itron ; have to sit iu inn' ed, ar-d no
mum in (he ai.l.' tn dance. Then there
is no Mop. over tick ts allnwid ; cot to git
siiiiiuld llinniidi Id the u I inn you ate
t eketi d lor. or yo'i c in'i get on at a'l.
A he'i III cat's lull no i i;i'a e-'iches; cai
built id Ihe shops lo hold ju-t mi maev,
and nitboily else allowed on, H 1 1 yn
don't i It' ll he ir id an accident eu that
ma I. It's run light un to i lie inlis "
'.Maybe you joined the Fiee Tlinkeis?'
I sunt.
'ri. rub mad,' s lid tlie lir-.kni'.ati ; Mill
o id bid mid no balLst ; t o inn - card
Htnl train (ii-pstrhi s. Ail I ruins run will,
and i Vi I . eiigun er makes h;s ihmi lime,
'pi-t us In p'cascs. la-nnke il vou want to;
kind ol a go as-yon pboi-e mad Too
many sole tracks, ami i veiy sivnch wide
npeii nil Ihe 1 1 ii it-, wi;b the swinhiiiiu
snundiislcp olid Ihe talgi t lump dial
ir.t. II '' "n as you plia.-o ui.d i;et oil
w hen yo w ant to. Don't have to show
your tn k' Is, and the cooduelor isn't ex
pected to do noMliing but iiiiiU-e the
pins' n::ets. No, sir. I w s nlleretl a p iss,
but I 'i like lliu line. I don't like to
travel or a real that lias no Iciiiiinm
Now vou see, sir, I'm a railroad man, and
I don't care to ion nil u lo t I that has no
i me, makes no connti Itoiis, nn a nowhere
and ha. no siiii riutt udeiit, Ilunybe all
tight, but I've laiiioiidcil too iiing, tn
unilerstsnd it.'
'Maybe you went to thu Congregational
church ?' I said.
'l'lipuiur road.' saitl the hrakuiian 'en
old road. I ,io i ne of tho veiy oldest in
litis country. Omul mad-bnl and couilort
able cars well managed mad, too; direc
tors don't inti rlnre with division supciiio.
tendinis and tiain or lets. Hoatl's mighty
popular, but it's pretty independent, loo.
l!ut it's a ninthly pleasant road to t ri vol
(mi. AUavs has such a plca-ant clasi ol
pasrugers.'
T)iil yo'u Iry tho Mothndist V I said.
'Now yoii'r shouting,' he said with
some riithus'iasm. 'Nice mad, tdi ? Fist
time and plenty of pn-scngi rs, E igities
Carry a power of steam ; and don't yu
forget it ; steam gauge shown u liuuUied
MARCH 11, 1880.
and enough all thu lime. Lively roitil,
when the conductor shimls 'all aboar .'
Vou can bear him to the next slstloi,
Fvcry train light shines like a headlight.
Stop over checks are givm on all through
tickets ; passengers can drop i -ft' the rnn
lis ol'eu as they like, do the station two or
three rtaja and hop on Ihe next M'-iv 1
tra '1 that cms thuudeiiug along, tloou,
whole-souled ' o 'ii pa ii io ti ati I c co'i:laclor :
uii.'i a mad in tho country where I e
pa-scngcrs 'eel mi ro at homo. No passe- j
every pa-seneer pays (nil Ira flic rates lor
his ticket, WeslcyuHliouse air biake on
all trains, too ; pretty sale road, but 1
didn't ri'le over it yesterday.'
T'erh ips you tried thu Uiptist !' I
gticssi il nnne more.
'Ah, ha.' sa d tint biakcman, 'she's a
daisy, isn't she? River road; bfanli'ul
curvts ; sweep around anything to keip
Close to the nver, but il' ali steal rail ai il
lock ballad, s ngle hack all the way, and
not a si 'c I nn k Ir-nn tho round Imii-o 0
the terminus. Takes it heap of w t r to
run it thmiigh, doublu tanks at evety
station, and lliere isn't an epgiuu in tie
shops H! c,n null a pound or uiu a
mile with less than two gaiiuc flut il
runs tlnoiigh a lovely country ; Ihose
liver-bods always do ; nvt-r on ono sole
in d hills uu the o'ln r, and it's a slea y
climb up gia call the wav till the iuii
mils w here (lie liiuutaili Ilea 1 ol the river
begins. Yes, an, I'll lake the river mud
evei y time lor a lovely trip, gate connections
and good time, and no plane dust blow
ing 111 at the windows. And yesterday,
when till" r.Midiictnr ratlin around lor the
tickets with a little basket punch, 1 didn't
a-k him to pass me. till I pud my tare
hk a liltlu niaii 20 cents lor an hour's run
ainl a lil'lo concert by lite p ixc ngum
ihiosvcd in. I till you, ii!gii-ii, you take
the river roi l when you want---'
lint jii-t bete the long whi-lle Irom the
engine aim 'ii.ii t d a stat'on, and the
biakeui'iu Iritned to the don, shouting:
'7. 'ii-vi I :t I The tiain makes no stops
In two u heie aud ludi iiiapolis !' liur
liiig'nti llawkcic.
Itoamnci' anil ICrnlilj'.
Snt.'shiuo and sirnmer, youiii a id h
pe.
w i tl 1 1 tin iiuN ! Ilo.v deep and iintioiintlcil
lliu lull) ol tli v VidaMi'S. w In Ihcl le lulu g
ciittiieoed nVtl
g iiMi-i ha I nude
revel in; in swt 1 1
i ur--' ! -huts out
bi-V-'li i !
I in y a ill imiu
and -i is ni ,b:c v
the mvstii: pagi; ' III il
gnlilit'i with i;s glow," or
i iy-ilreiuns.wdiose ;am an'
ti e cold mi l stern rmlitv
all too soon, Ihose gruve
in. n hell Cominoii si use
will liug'i io scorn Ibo ei't lolly i I the
p.-; and th oigl t. all I anxie' v. aud labor
take I lie pia 'e ol happy, c trelcss idleness
Iiul 'lis pit a-.nl, ' in the bushed mind's
niysteiioiH lar away," to ictuin In those
glidtlivs ol youth, whose midiciying
tn in..'-1 line e in licit her w i'. her nor tlc-i my.
Ili.vl pity the town-bred elnMitn,
whoso young lives ate passed inn id Ihe
whirl an 1 dltl ol s line huge luauubictuiiiig
pi ice, to whom a lotcst-licc is almost un
known ami a liiinllul of wild bowers a
rare!i:h ! tor il is our early surroundings
tha' ci'iiliibutc so much to the roiuiueo ol
5 u'li
I would descriloa gir'en, whose fl.iw
its weic in-ire t'eitititul an I iragrnit Ihiu
any evi r alter kmnni. "I'M iinrs by li'n
i ; :ut ; r's -Hi nu" e.iiiitl imt siirpi-s those
lo-. -. There sn m i,i be evii vth iig In
that sweet wildt rue-s -a s'uubbi iy nl liiacs
and sy;i i is, tli tiiue Voile's Ini.i ig un
th ru' m(Ii a r-ii kt-ry ol marvctoii- tica-uns
lioin cutii'.- yiehllii'.! mines, iivetgrn A'li by
iioi-ei an I licli mi li n piss by, ft r Scien
tis', . u ii i dtt ' o - igi.uto our miiiftalogi.al
sin ei tiieiis nii-it' i uniiis-'i.
Tot io w as, to. i, a little Ir me summer
him e, w hose archlHci me was ol a mixed
onltT, Willi limbic intlows and a pa 'o la -style
ol ro it, but the bees were not critical
ami they loved thea,veet hninyso kie I lint
twine I and clung there; while within,
legends weic nd ,ie I p.n lry leciti d.diaiina
acini i s, aiitl sometimes w nlten ulso.
" ' I' .Via Ml t!lt' I illl.' of C"Ses
V f tui'll 'tl t ,i'-oi as we '.i.-se.l.',
lit-yonil our lilt e nlot Ol land were gnat
woods, silent. SVti for the songs nl birds,
and "the echo id the axe 'mid I. nest
swifg.'' And purple bids stretched bn
a v iv. until they .-iciued lo nieigo into the
C.oll l-lalld alioVO.
lint a lnile shady diii 'le Hunt bo rc
I'ordt I. It was o'l the way to uoivhcre. 1 1
seldom Vl-itt d, ami s'nin.what Uiear anil
loin y; and Ihi le stood a well, hau'ited,
sud the cnunty-lolks, by lairy lontstcps ;
but tin. iuii watched ainl waited lor many
a moonlight night, the elves, billed to ap
pear
"l'' tr falrl.'" have nrolietiie watels,
All. I Wl-tl.'l.-r ll.-l.a lo-! its power."
A grand event .Itstuibcl the scene mo
notony ol In me romance A voyage to an
n'lirr cotnitiy, who!) siimv-c apped moun
tain?, viiic-i i-id valleys, aud deep, blue
lake', fin ti r . II. d ihe 1 ivcia of thu wrinl
an I woiidttliil, while tiie old, bull-ruined
uistle- p. ss"--e I a magic a spell unknown
bi toie.
Mi in n v I ngers with thoso past scenes
w b 1 1 h . s ' x b it ii y.ius, in ti ilo eatlli appiai
i;iy-nnn; loit I wo nioie decades Willi the
uoil.l's co'.lui:! have won and tailed their
benu'y. Some ol youth's lliu-iills ale
latter' d lo I lie wind-; nihil a, buiitd in
the gmve id a sa lib r liereavenieiii; w hile a
lew lliu best and purest lira walled awy
I it '-n mi,, r-Uiitl.
Tne labor ol ban I an 1 toil ol b'ain by
whic'i io aiii Ihit 'drots id eatth' the
aeramble f r it lo.-t-hold amid thu world's
crowd tlia-o ale FjIc's d Cm; and 'lis
thou alone, oh stum rea'ny, whom thy
slave bent clorih must scivel
Tho very latest stmy of tt'i-eut inlnded
u i ss I as hu its hern a Massachuaetls cli r
gym iu. who one day drove un to a black
8 null ihop an I a-ke l how long it would
l..ko to shou ids h use, ' An hour," said
thu smith ''Very well, I II leavo bin) ttud
call lor him ;" and unhitched tho animal
ami leading him into the shop, thu patsi u
climbed b o k lulo bis carnage, picked up
tho reins winch had been lelt resting en
thu dash board, and there sat until bin
hoisc was shod and ho was aroused Irom
his tnoivu study by a shout bum tho black'
smith,
The my.leries nl a biby'l toilet wuro al
together new to a liilto lour-year-obl, aud
lui c trelully w utcheil the badiing aud dress
ing of his little I'onslu When the liltlu
powder box was open aud tha Huffy btush
was about to bo Used, underneath the
baby's chin, hu exclaimed-; Ob, ttuuty, hi
uiu ice you suit her.
NO. 2.
.Tleiiiory'M Tr"aNurt'.
"Sweet are Ihe r-.-y lu-'lllorii-a of (he llt'S
'!".'.. I Iirs! ki.-M'.l ioii-s, tnilioin.il lliey Ivisa no
more ;
Swe.-t is Ihe MM of siinsi-t Nailllit; slili's.
Alliiomrh they leave us on the l..neli shore."
um i; Mnu. i. II II.
Many and valines are the tie isiirn w blch
the iie nt ol man holds dear, an t n.oit
precious than all are those ol m moiy.
I'eihaps iu Ihe silicco id mir moms,
looking over old Icfers tied wllh a laded
libii.'ll. or lUiinug the b aVi s ol ill ttlhtlui.
or ruiiiinagiiig lliroiioli tlie drawers id
sou.e dusty cabinet, the rest'ess heart will
suddenly look luck, f.iretljl ol tin: pres
ent, to the lur-ntl past - in the winds ol an
unknown wriur 'with a iru.v, or with
saddi lied joy :
"To unine foliil sinil.. Iii l.ejnity iilowtinr,
llulilit thai aliu'i-have I hi uetl lo eliiy ;
'I'o -..nn- sa.l l.-ar tu -t.rrow tl.'wiiur.
Kroiu eyes w hose IkM Uas pa -S---I away."
He who has sinned, will retiicuiber thf
ill in cell I hours of eh ildhonil, when lie
km It to lisp his tir-t prao ts hc-idca lib
motheis knee, Hu whim wca'tli ha
smiled upon and lion or luvme I, will won
tier 1 1 he weie in. I hu ppu r ns a In tie r.igg.
inch. n in his ii .live v.l.ai; he wh '-e haii
is nlvi red, w ill think ol (lie iHi.nun r ve
A In li li: -t In) told his love, and kisse :
sweet, blushing lips iu sunny bojhood.
Ah, yes! soiuotiun a at least, in spile ol
"the wcauness, the It ver, and the liet" ol
lilu, wc wid look luick to
"Where o'er loll aiitl .alley flays
The sunllKhl of our eai ly tin;, s. '
We recall Ihe. Icatuies ol a tic ir Mend,
gone 1 1 in us birevei; tho kiss or snub: ol
one wo loved; (In; hall-lorgotten joy the
tun well remembered sorrow. Ami we
may well icpr-it (he pslsiunato wnrls ol
1 liny son :
"Hear in re:i,.'inii.'!-.'il lil's-."s afl"r .leatli.
An. I sweet as tho-..- I.y li..pi-li-,-s fancy ft'n.-urit
l III ll S I lull ace I.ii- tti l,..s;ih'eli II-. love.
1 . .ih i! ral ..ve, an I il l with all r.-itcl.
ii'i, peaih in Life, llm thijs dial are uo more!"
N iw, let us look to (he lutuie; and w hen
that lutiiro becomes tho past, (hen other
heaps id uieiinnj'b treaMlles Will be locked
up ni mir hearts.
At pres. nt, wha'ever cares or tiiula lal,
'o our lot we may thank (loil that
'11...,.. will I .ri -lit --Il .lays lo t ie,
An. I lie-in' r) K'l'l Hi'' I'lisl.''
Aii liilifor'M Jft-niii.
He led aalei p alter a tune, and lo ! hi
dr.-ati cd agaii , And it leemcd to linn in
a vision that, having aimed himsrlf with
ceitaiii pupeis u li i i books, ho turned hi.
stt.ps oiit'ii inoro lowiiitls Ihe place and
knocked at the ga'e.
llillo, is tin.:. you again ? sai I 8t. l'et- r.
Wind tin you wish
I.n t'ml lei.Si iia nrai i c:'no fin ll re
plied tile eiluor, and 1'iter this tl ... m lllide
them all pass lluougi, tia, utu and Bt.iinl
oulslde.
I hey ciuui as before, nuil uttcrel the
same cries.
Why didn't, you notice that big egg I
gave you ? yelled the liist.
I w as lot Irn. reph u.l (he edit r.
Why didn't you write up my boil a feuu
tain i crie I the duiggnt.
You Innl your tickets piintid id the
other nllice, itihuly replied the local
nil!),
Why did you write i buit ni l lonlii"
sou's hi (is and never speak id my in w
gal, 1 sltoute I Ihe thud.
li'il Toinlinsoii pant tor his uilvettisiug
aid you d. Jul lure s the b II, sail the
etlUor.
Why did you spell my name wrong
iu Ihe programme? gioaiinl the local
tah ill.
Tike a look at this tn in-n-ri pt of yours
ami sio loi yein-i II, said the editor, with
a gi nn smiie,
The reM of tin' company yrllcd their
com l.ainls ill unison, ainl- tho editor
calmly soiled out a uirics ol bills for
unpin I subscriptions, ami prist nidi each
with one. And it was so that when tliev
Dad iu lived them, tin v all lore their hair
and rushed violently d uvu a steep 1 tic
into the sea ; anil St. lVler, taking the
hand, lui him w ithin the gate, s .jing :
t'oinc, Iritn I ; ihiie cIiuds inaiiagi 1 to
slip llir.-iuii here iu spite ol us, but,
hank! lo (ho pie.-s, wc know what sod
id It Hows they are. Cniiu in and May ;
wc need a lew such men as you In here.
Tho Yoiiiih l.uil.v :r:iitniife.
Wh il (l.e Yaledi.'t ry Slid -Kind teach
ers, ever shall wo look baik to (In! happy
il-f. a win n, under your patient and loving
pilotngc.we climbed the lull ol kunwlcdgi;
i v. r 'ia!l we hold the r Collection of your
sell loiill-ii.g dev 'ti. n among our holi.st
ri iii -iii In itni'in. And eli-smati's, tlinugh
the links are at last hiokui Unit have so
long tn.i'id is in ttnir tinder chain, yet
arc wc still icruii'tc l in ni 'mnry's forge to
ri-weld the sc I'lereil Ir igini uta, and live
once again ill fancy the hippy cxi-l nco
th it bus bei u nurs, and which wc prize
mote Ibaiitvi.r imw that it can be lived in
reality no moto
What thu Valelii'toiian Thought
Tnai.k the Lord. 1 shall somi sie tho la-t
1. 1 old Smith! Ihi never was fit lor a
teach: r any wav, the erosa t II beat! Ami
then he shims mini dilv so! 1 never cnul '.
e what he tin, Is in Sal Slelilnuis li a'
iraclivi". Nn matter what aim dtii, he's
good as pin lo lier. 1 guess I'd have t '
lake It II 1 should rung In school with
lessons no belter than Iiik. And Miss
Joins! 'Htn ! tho old maid! She' just
ha'ebi!! And M is Blow n. too! What a
low d y she i! No under noboil 'II have
bur. Thi.nk l.iuVHi! I'm Iret' " ibsiu all
now! I don't believu I'd sneak to una ill
III. in :l I should meel them nn thu street,
tie I 'a seo I lii'l-t cut that lYrtw inkle gill
right away. I iliih't Want to be dogged
round by her uuy longer, and what's mole
I won't. I shall have to kei ,) on good
terms with Sieve Stowcis' si-tif, tliougb I
do ha'c her so; lor Stive's got a jolly team
ami hu always dresses nobby, aud all the
gii'if envy uiu ant bttvo when wc go
riding along, Aud I'm going to gi.'e Sal
Sibl ings a bit ol uiy iiui,d,aiid then good
byu to her, the uiiuxl Well, I'm glad its
all ovei; I never waut to think td school
a:in ot ice a ic niol-book. What a life I
have led, to be surtl Hut I shall go into
loc ety now, thuik loitjue, while I bu
loni;! Somebody is always making tmu'do for
until k in J . Now an epicure says that oys
ters are not lit to be ealen uutil they aro at
least three years nil, and wo suppose we'll
have to look Into every oyster's mouth be
fore wo swallow him, to see il be baa ar
rived a', tho proper talable ago.
Whom tho guds would destroy Ihey first
fill lull of coutidenct) thai it it uot loaded.
THE ROANOKE MEWS
A DVKRTISINd RATEH; '
WA,,i i j i a'l j i j
Duo Stiiaro, 3 00 H 00 11 fin 20 0(1
Two .s.iiari'M, 5 nil 10 (SI "o 0.1 .'to to
Thren Ni'lures, S I'll I.i (III 3.1 (ill 40 (,(
l-'our Sijuari's, loc.lilS P3 do 4f DO
Fourlli 1' I'll, 1 ." 1 :t f lit s no 411 w) fo 00
Half Column, "ll (M 1 a.l 00 CO 00 r)S 00
Vt bole I'.tlniiin, (loo Year, 75 Oil
Haiti. .1 tm IISMillll.MCTHMMMPMWa
TtLliU lT V SOAS
SIIUCKOH MAC11IXK WORXti
RICHMOND VA.
Miliiufiielur.'R ol l'ni'tiiblo and Statiooary
K tginos innl linilers. Saw Milbt, Corn and
Wheal Mills, Sbalimg, ILinrori and l'lil
leys, Tuibiiio Water WIumiIm, Tobaeco M
t bint 1 y, t'i ougii t I roil Work, brass aud
Iron t'lihtlns, Mitt hlnery of Kvery l)oa
I'l iplloll.
1 1 INNINU AM) TlIKbiill I Nil M.U irtNa
A St'i:cl A LTV,
itt'intiriiig I'roniiilly A Curclully
Illlllf.
TAI.HOT I' S I'.U'KNT SPA UK-A ItKUsTlill,
'l ite Iuvciilloii ol tho Age,
Il il ma not ib'-slrov tho draft. It doa
not niterloro will) eloaning Ibo tubes. It
will uol i ll . ko up, ami reijuirea uo clean
ing. It reiilir"s 110 ilireet danipora to ba
opened wbon raising stiiain (dam pes bt
mg oi'ji'i'tiiiiinbln, as they may be loll open
and allow sr arks lo o.seapo. )
Il reiiilri'a no waler to extinguish,
sparks, wuieii, by coiidoiiMilinri, i!i!airoy
llm Jralt. linaidos, vv lion w aler la used, if
nogleeied, tho el'lt'ioni'V is desirnyril by
iivaponiiioo oftha wninr, and thu builor la
kept In a liliby I'onditior.
Il is hinipln and durable and can bn re
lied upon. Il cuu bo iittitehed to any bniler.
No plantm' .-.lioult) bti vvithniit nne ol'tl.i'ui.
insiirant'o ivnuioiniea w ill in-iin ulna and
liarni wbcro the 'lalbott, Knginea anil
Sp.irk-Arro-liira ai 1 uxml nl aaiuo rate aa
tO.urLo'l for wilier ur hoiMi power.
pif-Sioid lor iliii-tritlod oirouliirs and
prico li-'.
liiaiii-li I: iiso. ii. blsboro, N. C.
.1. A. I! i;,-'i;it. ' i noral Mauagor.
T. A. ( i It A.N'vi Li!, Local Manaijcr.
may f 'I'll
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I AS W
M-iU i ie -Tu- a t
- 11- - 1 '1 mi -.Lil - SI
IRON BITTERS,
A Great Tonic.
IHlitr rwammrnrtM
to (lie iMtttik- fur nil illtv
.im s Mtiiir1HK n evnma
lllKl t ill. ,clll 4t14 f
vi 1 1 1 y lit imtiftem
thtn, iti vpmlmt
tittfitnttlvnt
rtf'M, Mini ttfAp
lvtite. Loon tf
frHftth, i.ttrk a
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I t r Ii i M t Ii w bl ox1(
Hln n:;lln it ihif luun.
I'll s, fl Hit K'tWI I1WVV II fw
I tin- I IViM. iu lit
a in I, In.'!.'. mM t'lnl
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ti'.-niiy ci.u um Ih' Itsa
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u 1 in' (I K"tivt. mikhiih.
t-'iini-tvinfiii i.-i..r
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.1 ( oyn 'loins.
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A Sure, Appetizer.
IRON BITTERS,
A L. Ri.rte Stii (i:.iurr.
IRON OITTERS,
A .tiai.i: t.,1,0.
IRON' BITTERS,
fffl ! ! ai a His 1 1,
IRON BITTERS,
1'nr Ilrlirit, r I i-lli-l
tit In I v
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v. n. vioiv
( IK It lit.' I'. Itl'CiilIEK
MADC TO ORDER
OJl
iirrAiacu at low rimm
AI I kinds of wood tvoiknod trlmmlnn
iloiiK io K""d itylo. libteksriiiih work dona
at short notice mi l with ne.itimai. At
new work warranto,!. I'nin palntttitr for
buuioMlono ai low prices, best p.tint imed.
Sl'Ht l 1 Ii A'l l'I iMUD ;a EMTO
TIIK UN'DKIiTAt'INQ DEfAUTMEKT.
t'ofdna an J Cases of all sites coiistiititry
on band.
Cirri 1 :n M 'rr!:li k"pt onhand ntpriis ,
below i'ntoraUui j uiaik-i.
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J 11 on tt ly
T. F U K D 1
Taki'N ploaiiirn in aiinniinoln:; (bit bfl
cau null bo luu ml at hia alaud 011
FIKHT STREET,
1 atqj;iMKs4Kag
Ml Slf- -J
f
Whoro bo baa on band a full 11ns ot tb
t'iuost
WIN'KM,
WlilSKIKS, and
UK AN I'l I':-!,
Tti It A CCO, CIOAIiS,
nml SNUFF,
OHAXt.'SS. AIPLF.S,
and t'OMFKCTlOMiKIES
Ills) Mtook of Cniiiiod Uooda and Urocei
Ion la iiuuaiially
Fall and Complete
Ol.n CllllNKT WUISKKV A Pl'KCUllrT.
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llo Biiurautoes autlafuction. Call and
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